sta tling new report shows san jose is one of the highest homeless populations in the u.s. what advocates say has to be fixed order to have find a solution for that. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 6. >> a little different it would come we are all together on this friday morning going into what is going to be a busy weekend. i'm darya and i'm reyna fried. also they're having a treasure island of the festival. my gosh, also baseball games got hot weather on the way. let's get the we sure do that really building and i'm looking at next week and i'm kind currency. when look at it. >> because it is going to be a scorcher starting on monday of next week. that means enjoy this weekend, although we're already heating up. it's not going to be as hot as we're about to be looking outside at the golden gate bridge. a little bit of fog there at the coastline. nothing that's blocking out your view as

you're making your bridge crossing. most of that fog is on the san mateo coastline. elsewhere, a nice sunrise in the works. temperatures are anywhere from the 40's in pacifica, fairfax and point rays to the 50's and 60's elsewhere. dublin at 54 oakland or at 57 right now later on, we will be seeing daytime highs and mostly in the 70's to 80's a few low 90's not to be ignored in limbo and next week it's triple digits building at i'm talking everything you've got to know for all of it. still to come great. all right, john, the get you rolling friday, looking good. >> bridge right now under 10 minutes it to 101 traveling across peninsula about 13 minutes there. you're richmond fell bridge 7 and the golden gate. 37 of the tolls, 19 minutes, 601 in the south bay. a new report finds san jose is among the top 5 cities. >> in the u.s. with the highest number of unhoused. people comes after an audit found the city isn't using its money effectively to even address the problem of was will tran is live in san jose

with more details. well. >> the study says, well, the various programs that the city does, but they don't coordinate with each other. so therefore, it's not effective or as the fish and as it should be. san jose, just like the rest of the state, just like the rest of the country dealing with homelessness. but in this particular case, according to the study, comes in 4th overall among 25 cities that they looked at in the united states. san jose. they are trying their very best is a very complex problem. but right now take a look at your screen. this is what they are dealing with. according to the study in san jose. if you're looking for a 2 bedroom apartment, it will cost you $3,000 a month average. that means if you make minimum wage in san jose, which is $17.55, that would take your entire paycheck just to pay rent much less. all the other things that you need, of course, including food and gas. that

will just take up all of your check in the city of san jose for every 100,000 residents, 363 of them are unhoused last year about 4300 new people became unhoused and that's a 24% increase from just 2 years ago. and we talked about city agencies and programs not coordinating with each other. that is the problem. according to the study they would like for them to cordon 8 with each other. more at the very least to get on the same page, including things like sweeping homeless encampments. they say whenever they do that, it doesn't solve the problem because housing is so out of control that cannot move into housing. instead, you sweep the homeless encampments and then they'll just come back a little bit later to the same location. it's a scathing study, guys. and it puts san jose in a bad light just in

case you're wondering the number one city in the country as far as homelessness is eugene, oregon, with a population of 177,000 people followed by new york city and los angeles. and then san jose backed so eugene has the most number of homeless. people >> yes, per capita 177,000 people live in per capita. they have the most homelessness for per capita in the country. according to this study. >> all right. thanks a lot. today, the oakland city council, there are special meeting to vote on them that your budget. >> this comes after the city of oakland administration submitted a budget proposal that includes 60 million in cuts. oakland faces a deficit of 177 million dollars. the city hopes that the cell of the coliseum will eliminate some of those cuts. the repair for the alternative. if the sale is not completed by september, 30th meeting is scheduled for one 30 today.

>> 604 is the time. faye, we go back to the investigation of a local waste company for a campaign money laundering situation and this has all been part of the fbi probe of mayor sheng thao in oakland yet on about cow waste. there. so what we do know so far is that after mayor sheng tells home was raided about 2 weeks ago. >> both the mayor and the company officials claim that they're innocent. kron four's. dan kerman has the very latest. when the fbi raided oakland mayor sheng thao is home last week. that was just one of 4 locations. the other 3 included callaway solutions which provides recycling services for the city of oakland. also the homes of 2 members of the family which owns and manages that company. it turns out callaway solutions has been under investigation since 2019 for suspected campaign money laundering. >> court documents obtained from oakland's public ethics commission alleges the laundering scheme spanned several election cycles and

involves the use of multiple straw donors making contributions to several candidates controlled committees. political analysts say straw donors are often used when an individual or entity seeks to contribute more money to a candidate than legally allowed essentially fines. >> friends, relatives, family members who will write individual checks in their own name. and sent it in. but to be reimbursed. court documents suggest mayor thao is just one of several oakland politicians. >> to receive these contributions from the straw donors, many of whom the ethics commission alleges didn't have the funds to make these donations until a large cash deposit was made just before after writing the check. if you have someone who's going to trouble and job as lot of money >> being. >> funneled through different 3rd parties to a single candidate. there are ballot measure. what have you? you can make a pretty good assumption. that person is

trying to get access and influence. >> or >> but its way decision and in their favor, i have done nothing wrong. >> days after the fbi raid, mayor thao maintained her innocence. spokesman for callaway solutions also inpicated the company has done nothing wrong. well, several parties of the same. it's unknown if the fbi is investigating the same thing as oakland's public ethics commission. but it's so political. analysts say the fbi's involvement kicks this to a new level to one thing. if the campaign finance violation. >> but where the fbi comes involved that more than just a campaign finance violation. there is some nexus to 2 public integrity of public corruption that they're trying. they're trying to the court doesn't mean that it exists doesn't mean that it's there, but the but they're clearly looking for. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> it's 607, american canyon.

high school's principal is charged with failing to report an alleged child molestation incident that happened earlier this year in april. the p e teacher named brad role was arrested and accused of sexually abusing a student the nap. but district attorney's office says the principal andrew golf was notified of a suspected relationship between a student and raul. and goff now faces 6 months in prison as well as $1000. fine. the alleged abuser is currently being held $100,000 bail. he faces 3 felony counts. >> time now 608. and in the east bay, a terrifying ordeal for a mother and her children. they were carjacked in a quiet alameda neighborhood the suspects have been arrested after crashing the suv that they took kron four's. gayle ong has the latest. >> is citizen video of san francisco police in pursuit of a stolen suv in the area ran in and the barca darrow wednesday afternoon. moments later, a female suspect is

taken into custody. but the incident started an hour earlier in the 2800 block of central avenue in alameda where police say a woman and her family were carjacked anytime someone is robbed at gunpoint with their children in the car. >> the effects are not just from that one incident. the effects are going to last a long time. police say the suspects drove through oakland and then san francisco where they were met with police. that is horrible. maria gutierrez lives on central avenue and says she is not surprised to hear about the carjacking. she recalled a recent incident involving a delivery driver to let the ron and >> someone was probably following her. she was knocking at the door and someone stole her car >> echoes this reed and car was stolen. maybe 4, 5 months ago. police say there are a total of 3 suspects were held in the santa rita jail facing charges that include carjacking child abuse and use of a firearm. meantime, police

are praising officers for the quick arrest and the mother as a carjacking was current. the mother was able to quickly remove the children out of the car. she was. courageous and brave and thoughtful enough to recognize the importance of complying but also getting the children out back in alameda. >> it tears says she will remain vigilant while out on her walks in the neighborhood. i go with that wiesel. >> and not only that, but i also take my pepper spray and i hope that i'm ever have to use reporting in alameda gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 6.10, right now in the south bay. people are now allowed to go back home after a grass fire forced evacuations. look at all that smoke. this broke out around 6.30, last night in san martine. just a couple blocks off a 101 and it ended up growing to 5 acres. 8 homes were threatened by the flames for progress has now been

stopped. at 75% contained. all right. still ahead, the kron 4 morning news restaurants may soon have to start telling you. >> why they're charging you extra. we'll tell you about a new law. how work gets signed into law. and oakland, firefighters mourning the loss of one of their own. the investigation into his drowning in southern california. the newer councilmember has been sorry for nearly a decade resigned, slices, can do. other choice will be right back. don't go anywhere.

>> 6, 13 4 things to know today. the state legislature approves a law to protect restaurant customers from hidden fees. once it becomes a law, restaurants will have to provide a full description of each fee and its purpose right there on your bill. high-speed rail between san francisco and los angeles passes a major hurdle. the california high-speed rail authority just got complete environmental approval for the roof between palmdale and burbank. one of the most challenging stretches, though, remains linking the rails with the longest tunnels ever. don't hold your breath. this is going to take a the san francisco giants inviting all fans to celebrate the life and career of the legendary willie mays. it's going to be monday, july 8th at oracle at 03:00pm. and so see you there to remember his life and legacy. treasure fest is back this weekend on treasure island. it's dog-friendly its kid friendly and sounds like you can bring everybody to this

market. there are 300 vendors with music and food and drinks. the cost is $20 for adults and $10 for kids unless they're under 4. and it's free there already. and that squared away a soft launch, a yeah, they do now. so there are areas to go for a lot of fun weekend. treasure island. >> san francisco has pride this weekend. and john has forecast, yes, looking gorgeous out there in san francisco already before you're even heading in. we've got the beautiful sunrise nice litsa winds coming through at the >> pier 15 flags right here. absolutely gorgeous weekend to be in the city of little bit of fog pulled up against the san mateo coastline. other than that, all of us are getting a nice dose of sunshine. severe weather across the nation's midsection in particular out to the great lakes. if you do have travel plans abroad this weekend or at least out of state, we are looking at some of that low to our north and west that high to the east of u.s.. high

pressure builds back in gradually, though. so this forecast is one that is gradually going to be warming up. you'll see the first signs of that in the form of some even 90's making their return today. well, the bayshore in the coast not feeling a whole lot different tomorrow is going to be similar sunday, getting a little hotter. and then next week is when the he truly truly builds in. here's your extended outlook and your first week in july next weekend, we are starting july with above average temperatures all across the bay area. so get ready for that heat to build in. we do have excessive heat watches taking effect all across the central valley. starting on monday through thursday. that includes portions of solano county. it will be feel that heat right here at home. as for what we have today, if you're heading into san francisco for pride, do anticipate some 60's for most of your daytime highs. some neighborhoods like downtown in the mission district, though, like a right around dolores park should be tapping into some low 70's. so this is going to be a comfortable bright afternoon and the weekend actually gets a little warmer with tomorrow and

sunday looking particularly nice and the city. as i mentioned, we do have some of those low 70's towards the bay 60's towards the coastline, 50's and 60's right along the coast of the peninsula. 70's to 80's elsewhere and the return of a few low 90's. in today's forecast for areas like los gatos, right at 90 degrees today, east bay temperatures, 70's 80's to low 90's for you to livermore at 91. same in concord while oakland. at 75 for your daytime high hot spot today being vacaville at 94 degrees. let's look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be a bit warmer sunday for the pride parade. the warmest of the weekend makes for a nice day in the city next week. just downright scorching hot with triple digits inland. this is going to result in excess of fire danger leading into the 4th of july next thursday. so considering the high fire danger is definitely paramount for us. as we plan out the weekend and your holiday week next week. all right, john, thanks for them move in. a

traffic is light so far on a friday. >> tenet right traveling into the city this morning near 70 overs around 13 richmond center fell 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 18 minutes, 6.17, and local election headquarters. president biden and former president trump went head to head. >> in the cnn presidential debate, washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest this morning. >> this was far from your normal presidential debate. no live audience muted microphones in 2 of the oldest candidates to ever debate each other. >> in a rematch from 4 years ago, president biden and former president trump faced off thursday night for the cnn presidential debate. the first of the 2024 race. >> euro soccer. you're the loser. bush. he should apologize to be right now. >> a stark contrast in style and tone from the last presidential debate with some stumbles right out of the gate the total in michigan relative to what we can more border

channel and president i really didn't know what he said the end of lessons. you know, thinking as we said, he for 90 minutes, the candidates responded to questions from the moderators about the economy, immigration and abortion rights he's willing to, as we say, rip the baby out of the in the 9th month. that is simply not true. >> roe v wade is provide. today, the biden campaign said the president's raspy voice was due to a cold. a 78 year-old trump in an 81 year-old biden faced questions about their fitness for office. >> this country years younger less company. what i took to test cognitive tests i aced both candidates will be back on the campaign trail today bringing their message directly to voters. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you. reshad. >> so at times a reaction last night's debate bordered on job dropping people were surprised

to put it mildly that president biden seem to be overwhelmed at times. kron four's catherine heenan has some reaction from political analysts. >> whether you like and support president biden or you do not. it was downright uncomfortable at times to watch his performance. that included a couple of our political agree the president in the end did himself no favors and say democrats will now be really struggling to deal with this. >> i not go to depose biden from the top of the ticket. it's not going to happen this. this is small d democratic process within the party that shows him. so that's not going to happen. but there's going to be a lot of time and energy spent worrying about this decision. handwringing bed-wetting. pick pick. your metaphor. and it's not going to lead to any but it is going to be something that the white house is going to have to manage and it's going to be a problem was a president who does seem to be fading. and i think we're going i think

we're going to come. we're going to see that age issue. even among democrats revived. and i think a lot of democrats are going to wish the biden would perhaps even before the convention step back and say, look. >> you know, here, the handful of candidates, i would advise you nominate if you guys can come to a consensus fairly quickly within the party. almost impossible to do. but i will step out and endorse candidate. i think it's very unlikely. but i do think you're going to hear democrats actually calling for that coming days. you know, biden is in a bind because he can't step away without anointing. kamala harris and the democrats perceive that she cannot win. so that i mean, they're all sort of bounds together. >> not as though by the way, they're warning any medals to donald trump. both of them labeled and many of the claims that he made is and as untrue. they say trump did not answer many questions directly, but at least in these first hours after the debate, what most democrats and republicans seem

to be talking about on social media and beyond as president biden. >> and stay tuned to kron 4 for all your election coverage and you can also get the latest on all of the local and national headlines on our website. kron 4 dot com. it's 6.21. and the kron. 4 morning news. of course, we'll continue just in time for back to school. >> costco opens up to new bay area locations with a new air.

animal activists plan to rally outside of safeway in oakland today demanding that the store stop selling poultry from a petaluma farm. that is facing allegations of animal cruelty and investigation found sick animals unable to reach food and water in their facility. protesters plan to enter the store with signs and then they will gather in the parking lot, continuing to try to put the pressure on safeway. the protest is planned for 06:30pm, tonight at the college avenue. safeway. community activist group greene action is filing a lawsuit today against the navy and you say paw this is in response to hunters point residents saying that radioactive point shipyard is hurting them. the navy has failed to completely clean up the toxic waste activists say because the rising sea levels in groundwater, there's going to cause the spread of contamination into their neighborhood and into the bay. the group says it's looking for the environmental justice they want not any money out of this. they say the successful lawsuit will help protect

community health and could create job opportunities. time now 6.25. and walgreens plans to close up of 4 of their stores. >> the company says underperforming stores locations are too close to each other. it close over the next 3 years. walgreens is one of the top drug store chains in the nation. they got about 8600 locations. don't have any word yet on if any of those stores in the bay. at least 9 san francisco stores have since 2021. and costco stores are set to open in the bay area this fall. costco opened 2 new warehouses in the bay area this fall. costco stores in napa pleasanton are set to open in october. according to the company's website, the future costco in napa. going to have a gas station too. complement the membership. a storm, pleasant costco's located right across the street from stoneridge shopping center. exact date for either location. we don't know yet. coming up on the cover morning news and east bay teen is dead and another seriously hurt after a double

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find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer. >> 29 or checking out the weather and it's going to feel quite comfortable today and tomorrow and until things start to really get how he was already a nice, i would say walk from the house of the car, john, this morning. felt really did. yeah. >> this morning was very pleasant out there as we were getting up before the sun came up. so should be even better for you as you're getting out there. >> we're looking at lots of sunshine across the bay. you can actually see it right here

from mount tam looking into the bay, little bit of fog towards the coastline, really mostly hugging the san mateo coast this morning. aside from that cool, crisp morning to get that weekend started doesn't sound so bad. temperatures are in the 40's to 50's right now. brett, would pittsburgh in the low 60's while oakland at 57, a few 40's mostly towards the coastline as we do still see those very chilly sea surface temps. if you've got to get away forecast looking at sfo or any of our airports should find any delays, at least as far as weather related here at home, 70's and 80's for most of our highs today, although a few low 90's are back in today's forecast, a lead-up to what is going to be increasingly hot weather into next week. great. all right, john, thanks for that. let's get rolling on a friday 11 minute ride traveling into the city. things are looking good on the bay bridge. >> senator is just short of 14 minutes. richards summer felt him in right in the golden gate bridge. 37, the tolls 20 minutes 6.30, right now. and this morning, the oakland fire

department is mourning the loss of one of their own. yeah. department says 25 year-old. >> kaden laugh and was attending a firefighter summer games in san diego when he went out for a swim with his friend, ended up drowning kron four's terisa stasio has the details. some tragic news. >> as you may know last night, actually. we lost one of our firefighters, cayden laugh and 5 year member of the open fire can fire chief damon covington delivering the said news thursday. by all reports he dow being down in san diego. for the firefighter summer olympics. 25 year-old kaden laugh and well known in the department. his father also served with the oakland fire department and the brother hoping to do the same. this is a picture of kate and on the right. >> his younger brother on the left, another brother in the middle, their dad's uniform between them. they deeply embedded in open fire department. >> kayden's father sean lap was decorated assistant fire

chief who tragically several years ago. from heart attack and administration in the line of duty. kate brothers cooper is is in recruit academy currently. and his mother. sabrina is one of our peer support. outreach specialists so that deeply embedded in opened fire department a tremendous loss. one that we're still grappling and trying to get our arms around the chief saying that the situation is hitting everyone hard. we're going to lean on each other. you know, we're a family. we're going to have each other up and we're going push our way through. also adding that he will travel to san diego to lend support theresa kron. 4 news. >> its 6.30, to an arrest has been made in connection with the deadly shooting that happened over the weekend in richmond. the accused shooter was found in nebraska. investigators say a fight broke out at a party in an apartment complex on richmond parkway near 80. and here's video from sunday night where

the police were responding after that shooting the gunman shot 2 people killing one man and sending another victim to the hospital. that person was arrested, expected to be brought back to california to face charges >> the violence it is happening, i think is an illness and nuts. needs to be cured. what the cure is. i don't know. ultimately, i think it's >> neighbors in hayward are reacting to a shooting that left a teenage boy dead and another in critical condition. this happened about 2 in the morning on wednesday at a home on second street near hayward high. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. but police say that it did start inside the house and then went outside the house. a 15 year-old ended up dying and this second victim, a 13 year-odd went to the hospital with injuries. >> they just encourage parents to speak with their children.

>> i'm about gun violence. if they know anybody that that has a gun, that they report that to a trusted adult, let let somebody know. >> we don't know which child ended up pulling the trigger. >> police in the north, they are looking for a woman who they believe stabbed her friend at least 5 times. police say to call me paula perez. it's suspected of stabbing a friend santa rosa during an argument yesterday morning. anybody with any information on her whereabouts you could receive $2500 victims being treated at the hospital and is expected to survive. police in portland looking for this man who might be responsible for stabbing another man. so the stabbing happened tuesday but will boulevard right near would fill a lane. the victim is expected to survive in this as well. well, the march for trends and palestinian liberation is planned for today at 5.30, annual march is going to started to lewis part 19 street are going to head towards marketing turk once them are just finished trans community leaders, palestinian

supporters plan to give speeches in hopes of bringing more awareness. the ongoing conflict in gaza. officials say that this san francisco pride march, one of the largest transit events in the world. >> state legislature. >> they've approved a law that would protect restaurant customers from hidden fees is signed into law. a restaurant. we'll have to provide a description of each be listed and its purpose. we also have to ride on advertisement menus and other displays containing the price of food or drink items. 6.35. right now and the east bay, a longtime city council member, has abruptly resigns as high cost of living in newark really pushed his family out. we've got problems there stinson, but that story. >> a seat on newark's city council now vacant after councilmember mike fucci resigned thursday. he's going to be greatly missed she posted on facebook saying he is heartsick to resign but his family cannot afford a home in the city. he has served for 10 years. he wrote, quote,

unfortunately, we're just the next people in a long line of folks who have been priced out of town. newark mayor mike hannon says he was shocked about fucci's resignation but says the circumstances highlight and overall housing crisis in california. you see the high cost of housing, the high interest rates. >> and michael tried on a number of occasions to try to buy home has been unsuccessful. so i think he's recognizing little bit frustration. you know, all community service i do for my community, but i can't live in my community. cannon says city leaders have been working hard to build housing in the last 5 years. >> but they need more affordable housing. we've made it clear in newark. if you're gonna build development. >> we want to see certain percentage of those units be affordable, but even affordability in just because of the high price of land and the cost of construction. you still talking, you know, million. a million 5 cannon says home prices have skyrocketed since he bought a home in the 80's interest rate in your don't laugh. >> was 12 and a half percent.

we assumed a loan to get 12 and a half percent because rates were about 16%. >> we're also talking about a home that was being sold for $85,000. it's sort of heartbreaking. david stark with bay east association of realtors says in many bay area cities like newark supply just doesn't match demand. the interesting thing about newark is that while they have created more housing opportunities there in a very special proximity to, >> you know, create job opportunities within silicon valley in the south and the peninsula. >> so, you know, kudos to newark for creating housing opportunities. they just happen to be in a very, very desirable location. and the prices are going to reflect that city council voted to fill gucci seat as soon as possible will start accepting applications on friday. >> and then on july 8th, they'll decide on who will fill that position. that person will fill it until the november election and they'll have an opportunity along with other candidates to run for that seat. i'm sara stinson reporting in newark kron. 4

news. >> 6.37, an affordable housing project for senior farm workers is moving forward in half moon bay. the city council unanimously voted to approve the project wednesday night after there was public comment work to create affordable housing for farm workers started after the mass shooting in january of 2023. and that's when the investigation showed the poor living conditions that these workers were in opponents. we're concerned about changing the apartments in the configuration. but the council member decided they're going to go ahead with it. for your health this morning. bay area, doctors are encouraging you to get tested for hiv and get connected with care and treatment. according to h i v dot gov. one in 8 people in the u.s. who have hiv don't know it or and don't know that there are preventable resources available. we heard

from doctor brad haired infectious disease specialist at kaiser about the options. >> now, when someone first, in fact, that they may have a viral syndrome meeting, fevers, chills, rash, swollen lymph nodes. but that usually gets better and resolve. that may happen within few days to a few weeks after exposure and the tools we have for prevention now are incredibly good. we have medications that are able to be taking on a daily bases as needed basis or even by injection every 2 months. >> hiv testing kits are available at health clinics or you can ask your primary care doctor, july 4th, less than a week away, which usually means you're start hearing illegal fireworks going off neighborhoods over the next several days. the east bay spca urging pet owners take precautions. >> nice. >> why area the home you can play classical news. it kicks

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>> need to do? report says that homelessness went in san jose by 24% between 2022. 23. the city is ranked number 4 in the country where the number of unhoused people as for today, the high cost of living is leading to the increase. audit by the state san jose is not tracking its homeless services closely enough. 3 people are behind bars for carjacking. a mother at gunpoint in alameda police arrested them after they crashed the vehicle. people in san jose are now allowed to go back home. there was a grass fire that forced evacuations in the san martine neighborhood. >> it's about 5 acres and it was limited to threatening 8 homes at 75% contained right now caeleb officially opens

tomorrow. that's the new name for that water park in san jose used the raging waters. so enjoy that. just in time for wow, it's going to be really hot weather. earlier this week. a san jose based air taxi company. we told you about this. they plan to operate in the bay area. >> by late next year, which seems ambitious to get these planes off the ground and whiskey new around the bay for 10 minutes when another commute might take you an hour or so. several steps need to happen, though, before this can actually happen. archer aircraft wants to have its or services ready in late 2025. they can fit 4 passengers. plus a pilot in their unmanned aircraft are testing them in salinas. they want to get full faa certification by next year's. that's when they want to operate. they have to secure a landing sites around the base. they have a lot of work to get. get them. >> it takes off vertically like a helicopter lands for guy like a helicopter. and so that's the real benefit of the

vehicle. is that you're able to put a landing pad in a city center office complex like we announce with with recently with kilroy. and so you don't you'll need a long, you know, 500 foot runway. there's existing infrastructure airport to be able to utilize. but we're more excited about the next phase of this is where people start to put city, you know, landing pad that stadiums at hotels. >> it would be pretty incredible. and they say by this fall they should have the manufacturing site to build the next handful of aircraft that they need. if they do get the full faa certification and they can secure all those landing sites around the bay by the end next year, then they would have a fleet of 6 era taxis to start. all right. well, we're talking about in the sky to the ground. is the process to build high-speed rail between san francisco in la. it just passed a major hurdle. california high-speed rail authority received complete environmental approval for that route, which palmdale and burbank. it's the

any link in the rail and the most challenges threats requires some of the long as tunnels ever. the price tag for the route along will be around in whopping 22.5 billion dollars. i of the new europe and they have all these high speed rails. you? right. so you're in japan, which could around you come back. you're like i can't get there. it's going to 6 hours to get la. i just hope in our life time really able to so hold our breath. >> in the meantime, let's get a look at the weather things that are happening this weekend. a lot of public transit, a lot of outdoor activity or just so we're hoping it's going to be nice. only thing high-speed in california is the the gate. >> because, you know, it can really rocket through there. but hey, we're looking at of you right here at pier 15 with not a lot of wind this morning. it's actually a very calm clear morning for most of the bay. little fog pulled up along the san mateo coastline. aside from that pretty nice and clear out there where we're sitting in the bigger

picture set up, maybe you're flying elsewhere out of state this weekend. if you are, we've got severe weather rolling through the great lakes region. we saw some heavy thunderstorms. the dakotas and minnesota last night while we are here at home with some clear and calm conditions, high pressure gradually building back in, though. and with this comes the return of a few 90's for inland areas today. co still does remain moderate it, though and today and tomorrow are going to be comfortable sunday getting a little hotter next week, downright scorching high with that, the start of july is coming along with above average temperatures, july first on monday. and this is your july 3rd through 7th outlook with well above average temps for the bay area. we also do have some heat watches that will go into effect across the central valley starting on monday as that heat really builds in. now, if you are heading to the city for pride festivities today is going to be 60's to low 70's tomorrow. much the same sunday for pride sunday, actually getting even warmer

yet. expect some more 70's for even more san francisco neighborhoods. so pretty ideal weekend for being out and about in the city. 60's and 70's for san francisco today. 60's 50's right along the coastline. lot of 70's 80's to barely making the low 90's elsewhere. redwood city, a 82 south bay temperatures mid 80's in san jose. although those gatos as well as pleasanton and livermore actually rising into the low 90's, oakland, you'll be at 75. well conquered antioch, pittsburgh, to fairfield vacaville in youngsville. some of our 90 degree plus cities today. we'll stay that way into the weekend. but next week getting reveal scorching hot, kicking up monday. quite the heat wave in the works and that carries us into the 4th of july next thursday, fire danger is going to be elevated as we do see temperatures building and skies remaining dry. so fire safety practices are what we should be focusing on each of your next 7 days rate high linear bay bridge right now, 13 minutes. you're looking friday, light.

>> san mateo bridge just short of 13, 80 to 101. it was december bridge around 12 and the golden gate bridge. 37, the tolls 20 minutes. it's 6.48. and with more than a million people expected in san francisco for pride this weekend. local businesses are ready for a huge financial boost was rob nesbitt reports on the money that pride is expected to bring into town. >> san francisco has been known for decades as a city that welcomes everyone. it's why more than a million people will be coming to town this weekend for pride celebrations. san francisco travel spends money and time marking san francisco pride and other cities. and it works according spokesperson cassandra costello. if we look at last year, our hotel occupancy was up. 22 to 40% over the june average. >> and we have no reason to believe that that trend will continue to this year. the goal is to make a good impression when the numbers are up, visitors might be here for pride because stella wants them to visit other parts of

the city and have a reason to book a future flight to the bay area. we're hearing from visitors when we surveyed and say how was your trip? >> 92% of the visitors say they will return. they're having a great experience. they're telling their friends and families to come events like pride are huge drivers. the pride parade on sunday will run down market street and passed several restaurants, including canela bistro. >> owner matt schuster says that makes a difference with revenue, especially this weekend. you know, that typically is a busier is a busy weekend. >> so, yeah, reservations are up. schuster is also the board president of the golden gate restaurant association while pride brings a boost in numbers. he says the association's members have yet to see revenue reached pre-pandemic levels. we would book up, you know, weeks advance. i mean, the people right now they're they're just not they're not making plans as far in advance as they used to visitors this weekend. also have a chance to benefit from pri deals. anyone checking into a hotel should check to see if they offer any discounted rates during pride

month. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and happening today, couples in san francisco will tie the knot at a special lgbtq+ marriage celebration at city hall. the and the county clerk are going to marry more than 200 couples. the newlyweds get a commemorative pride marriage license and the public is it invent it invited to join in at 10 o'clock this morning. so there's a wedding that you don't have to be invited to specifically that you can just enjoy the love. isn't that 6.51. right now, let's talk baseball. the giants at oracle looking to sweep the cubs kron four's. ben ross takes a look at if it happened. >> hey, welcome to sports and ben ross, the giants looking to complete a four-game sweep of the chicago cubs out at oracle park. jordan hicks was on the hill looking to bounce back after allowing a season-high 5 runs his last time out in just 4 innings.

that was against st. louis, oakland, native and former stanford star nico hoerner had a big day at the plate for chicago. check this out. top 3 with a runner on 3rd hoerner deposits that hicks offering into the seats in left his 3rd home run of the year. he was 3 for 5 on the afternoon cubs in front 2. nothing later in the inning. seiya suzuki going opposite field just over the head of luis matos and off the wall. cody bellinger chugging around the bases. he'll score on the rbi triple and 3, nothing but the giants came back. they got going in the 6th inning all with 2 outs. jorge soler with 2 men on deep to left center bounces over the wall for a ground-rule double. that would make it 3 to one after a wild pitch made it 3, 2. here's matos at the plate. just a little squib or to the right side of a perfectly placed for the single and soler comes in to tie the game at it would stay

that way into extra innings. top 10 half with the automatic runner on second. and this guy has become a new giant killer deep to center field. look how close this is. it just gets out off the top of the wall. his 10th of the year. cubs salvage the final game of the series 5 to 3. >> it's 6.52. and coming up in the next hour, a jury rules in the controversial nfl sunday ticket lawsuit and now the nfl pl ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way. find your way to exceptional offers during the summer of audi sales event at you local audi dealer.

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celebration of life can oracle park on monday, july 8th, the gates open at 03:00pm and the fed to start at 4. they died last tuesday at the age of 93. he played 21 seasons with the orange and black. afc, the new women's professional soccer team is supporting watch parties. >> for their away match against the racing. louisville fc. it's going to be on saturday. it kicks off at 01:00pm. take a look. there are 3 family and friend watch parties. you've got to be one of the most for 21 and older. but there all around where you can enjoy these parties at richmond republic at the athletic club in oakland and san jose. there's one and or to actually theirs. >> to wanted jax as well. time now is 6.56. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. >> carnival games, live entertainment. that's all

happening at grove park in berkeley. and that is something that they just did for free. yesterday. they had a picnic and the parks and rec department is out there hosting it for all these kids. and if you missed out on that, there will be another chance for summer fun. >> today they're going to have something much back it up. and i'll just tell you what's going shattuck avenue today. it's the movies in the park series so you can enjoy that at live oak park. and then you can check out the full list of upcoming events on the city of berkeley's website got a lot to get to this morning because the city oakland, they're preparing for a severe budget cuts this afternoon. it could affect public safety. will talk more about that coming up. now, the problem morning

news. it's a big decision day for oakland as the city must decide. >> what public services will be cut them in the city budget crisis. plus, terrifying moments live by bay area mother and her children after she was carjacked at gunpoint. and a startling new report shows sales one of the highs, homeless populations in the u.s. we could say need to be done to fix that problem. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on a friday. i'm daria and i'm reyna just in time for the weekend. studies a starter so much going on. the weather is key john. >> we are looking at good forecast for anything you got to get done outside today. we've got pride. we've got treasure island fast. we've got g