: thanks for joining me on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll join me next time as we go "into the wild." >> now on the kron, 4 morning news. love is love. it's officially pride weekend and we take you inside celebrations happening across the bay area. and a san francisco supermarket reopens its doors after a rodent infestation. and remembering giants legend orlando cepeda. a look back at the life and times of the baby bull. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the

kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. stephanie lin. it's saturday, june the 29th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar heyday. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. well, we've got a major heat wave coming our way, but a pretty pleasant weekend before we get there, kind of that good feeling early summer going on here for you. not too crazy. >> will be well warm in london. pretty pleasant along the coast. first things first of this is what it looks like at the coast. half moon bay got some of that fog hang around, as you can see, even at the ground level and you'll see probably more of that tomorrow morning as we have kind of like a weak front of our backyard, that this delays the big time warm up looking at the fog. real quickly to note, when we approached nson again, you might have some of those scattered fog clouds coast wide, but opening up in the afternoon tomorrow, different story will be a little bit more aggressive here. that's because of that little front in our backyard. excuse me, steve, what's to come here? a little front or

backyard here is going thicken up that marine layer just temporarily for your sunday morning winds kind of variable for right now single digits. but they'll be a pop this afternoon looking mostly at 50's across the board, some lower 60's well inland. pretty close to our numbers from yesterday. give or take a couple degrees. however, this is what we're talking about. that excessive heat. there's a watch right now covering almost the entire bay area that includes the east bay shoreline, but not the coastal areas will be getting more into that later on the breakdown today, we're well into the upper 80's by this afternoon. have your forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. let us well, it's officially pride weekend in san francisco and hundreds of thousands of people are expected in the city with many attending the big parade on sunday. let's check in now with kron tiffany justice. she's lived downtown for us right now with a preview of the fun happening today, a tiffany. >> right today starts friday weekend. and organizers have many events to keep people busy today bright and early.

they are holding a breakfast event called pride for breakfast here at the civic center plaza. this entire block has been blocked off for this event today and tomorrow, including the big parade. organizers say that this is an inclusive event today to celebrate health in the community. coffee will be served to energize you along with some food to north. sure. body. now after the breakfast program is going to start here on the main stage 8.30, there's going to be a yoga class held here. and then at 9.30, there's going to be a dance workout pride weekend in full swing bright and early this morning. again, we're at civic center plaza. the block has been blocked off for events starting today throughout the weekend. back to you in studio. >> all right. tiffany sounds like so much fun and just a reminder, several streets of san francisco are shut down this morning through monday. they include pope between the callous stirring grove larkin between mcallister and market and fulton between hyden

larkin. you can expect to see more street closures leading up to tomorrow. the full list can be found on our website. kron 4 dot com. and this weekend as if they ferry offers more rights for those traveling in and out of the city today. east bay commuters, though, have more options to get to pride. and the giants home game at oracle park, sfa ferry recommends riders purchase tickets in advance. san francisco is, of course, known for its pride activities like the annual trends march at dolores park kron four's jeff moment takes a look at the festivities. >> organizers of this year's transmit at dolores park say this year saw more young people taking part. they also say that while this event is the unofficial kickoff to san francisco's pride weekend, it's one of the only event specifically designed for trans people and also non-gender conforming people. crowds.

>> haircuts taking over san francisco's dolores park friday for the 20th annual trends. but these aren't just any hair cuts, their gender affirming hair cuts and they're free. so >> i can feel fabulous or a guy can feel a little bit masculine irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given several free hair cuts on friday. >> and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha, gave me it being able to be alive. >> that's what you and co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki coleman says they invited more trans artists and organizations this year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't have any services. that was time we did not organize. and there was a time that maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find remembering the long road to get here. and the education

needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for this pride weekend. it like that. somebody you know, doesn't it? >> everyone, the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like my kit. kat, i think together for 35 years giving back all the support they've received over the part of the boil g b t group. >> we've asked for support over the decades for her to give our support to transfer well. >> organizers with this year's tran smart say this event brought out more than 4,000 people and they say they're already thinking about ideas for next year in the newsroom, jack moment, kron 4 news. >> just 10 days after the passing of willie mays, the giants announced last night the hall of fame first baseman orlando cepeda has died at the age of 86, the baby bull as he

was affectionately known, captured the hearts of giants fans from day one. he debuted for the club in 1958. inducted into the hall of fame in 1999. cepeda was a 10 time all-star with the giants in the national league mvp with the cardinals in 1967. over the past. 33 years, he was a community ambassador for the giants and every event he was that he would speak endlessly with fans about baseball, giants legend and one who will truly be missed. now to a rodent infestation at a san francisco supermarket. mollie, stone's castro market is back open after a temporary closure. the store 18th street was ordered by the department of public health to shut down thursday after a failed inspection. according to that report, there were rodent droppings in the deli area and food shelves on the floor of the loading dock. the inspection also found not food items, including bread, cookies and chips. evidence of nesting was also found near

packaged food. longtime customers say they were shocked to hear about the problems. >> there is a investigtion. >> rex does concern me. of course, it's obvious to me but, you know, secant store, they're always kind of a tentative, friendly, clean. kind of rats are part of the city thing. you know, you kind >> before the storm could reopen, the building went through a mandatory sanitation and cleaning process. and oakland hotel faces a lawsuit from the city over alleged wage theft. the city attorney says the owners of the radisson located across 8.80, from the airport failed to pay more than 100 workers. the correct minimum wage. the suit says the hotel owes workers more than $400,000. and despite warnings of legal action, the radisson hotel failed to comply. we reached out to the hotel for comment and will update you once we hear back. within a week after the fbi raid on her home,

oakland mayor sheng thao now has a new attorney. jeffrey tsai is a former federal prosecutor. according to his profile, he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards for campaign finance violations a decade ago in a statement signed said in part, the mayor will respect the confidentiality of the investigation process, which they're confident. we'll show that she has not engaged in any wrongdoing any wrongdoing, rather. the announcement comes nearly a week after tells first attorney tony brass reside after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raid of her home. so far the fbi has not revealed the nature of their investigation. the mayor says she has not been notified that she is the subject of an investigation and says she has done nothing wrong. police arrested a san jose man in connection with 2 failed bank robberies. officers took kit do into custody june 19th. he's accused of attempted armed bank robbery on story road on may 14th and a second attempted robbery on south king road just 2 days later,

police say will approach the bank teller with a handwritten note demanding money when the teller did not comply. the band left the bank empty handy empty-handed rather before police arrived. 3.18 year-olds arrested in connection to a carjacking earlier this week have been charged with carjacking and child abuse. if convicted, they face up to 20 years in prison. the carjacking happened wednesday in the area of irsay and central avenues in alameda. police say the suspect approached a mother of 2, 4, year-olds and stole her car at gunpoint. the woman was able to get both of her children out of the car before the suspects took off in the vehicle. police tracked the car and arrested the suspects in san francisco with a car crashed into a pole. he's made 9-1-1, services back online in pinole after more than a week of disruption. investigators say 3 people disable the phone lines not only in pinole but also in hercules and san copper wire. police arrested 2 -

suspects. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news in a landmark ruling. the u.s. supreme court rules that cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. the potential impact on san francisco. >> plus, you can expect to see more police patrols in oakland. a look at the department summer safety plan. and the city of oakland faces a major budget battle which could involve drastic cuts to emergency response services. stay with us.

>> in the south bay, the much anticipated opening of the bay area's newest water park has

been delayed. bungo water park in san jose, the former site of ridging waters was supposed to open today, but according to the website, the water park is now opening on july 4th. >> for special olympics, northern california summer games, opening ceremony. my name is kyler grogan. i'm from kron 4 news and i am so happy to be here you today. >> and that was our kyla grogan kicking off this year's special olympics summer games in santa clara. she hosted the opening ceremony yesterday at santa clara university. >> summer games, welcome athletes from dozens counties to compete in swimming track and field. >> bochy ball and tennis. the event runs through sunday and is free to attend. so you can going out there and support them this weekend. taking a live look now at to francisco this morning. looking like a nice start to the day at 7.14. great for the pride festivities happening as well in the castro district out

there today. >> it is that the only thing is tomorrow be treated to a little bit more in the way of some fog. you know, that ground fog and even aloft will take a long a mix on out. but don't worry, we're going go back to sunny skies for just about everybody. a stubborn air is going to be at the coast like you see the start. this is half moon bay, some of those ground fog business. it will take a little longer to mix on out but will do so this afternoon we have the complications of this little front or backyard. not going to do much, but it's going to kind picking up that marine layer right at the coast like that, particularly tomorrow, the timing of all of this. so their format, though, some clouds, but it's really after that, boom, we go to the heating spell that you've heard so much about coming our way. current temperatures as we speak. 67 antioch, 61 livermore 60 conquered east bay shoreline mid to upper 50's up to the north bay. we've got a hodgepodge of 50's hanging on future cast for this is what i meant. this is the mix out. we see today. pretty good job for clearing on out tomorrow here we do it again. and it kind of lingers along the coast through much

of the afternoon tomorrow. but they're so that's the only little wrinkle in all of this. and temperatures in london will be probably that kind of range that we look out for early summer. so it's not the crazy business we're going to later this week out is going to be a rough one. alright, winds on shore. they are all weekend long. this is all typical partially driven by this front. but more importantly, also this inland heating, particularly by the middle of the week as we see this trend continuing. little bit of an offshore wind him up there up north north of napa. a little bit there. you'll notice in solano county, but we'll call it mostly and onshore wind for just about everybody. looking at sunny and nice this weekend. those 90 near 90 happening inland 70's for the bay. so that's good. early week, warming quickly, we needed a tease for the bay 100 plus already cracking inland by midweek. we're there. we're talking 105, approaching near one 10, particularly around the carquinez strait contra costa county solano county, napa. those counties to look for

90's going on for the east bay shoreline today, 70 san francisco. 76 open 86 san jose. there's the big map. it's only lower to middle 90's today. also some mid-nineties up north next couple of days. 93 and for up, some sort of the flag should be on sunday there. but 95, so getting warm already. by monday. the parade looks okay and everything that for tomorrow. sure. in the city, you know, you've got some fog hang around, but no big deal. but then next week, middle of the week, watch out 105. stalking that he has an ac person middle of the week. good timing to place that right now. you want to have that checking. make sure it's working wednesday. thursday will. yes, yes, very important bans. >> on homeless people, sleeping outdoors. the case originated out of grants, pass oregon and the court's decision reverses a lower court ruling that stopped the city from enforcing its public

camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment writing for the majority. justice neil gorsuch said fines and jail time are not cruel or unusual because they are not designed to increase, quote, terror pain or disgrace and are commonly used punishments across the country. justice sonia sotomayor disagreeing they're writing, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime for some people sleeping outside is their only option. the u.s. supreme court ruling comes as a new report says that san jose has the fourth-highest homeless population in the country. that's according to the finance website. insider monkey for every 100,000 people. san jose has more than 360 residents who are homeless. advocates say there are a number of factors contributing to these issues, including the lack of affordable housing and soaring rents mayor matt mahan addressed how this ruling will impact the era of encampments in the city. >> just as we have read targets for building affordable housing and market

rate housing, we need target is from the state and for so that everybody is in on the solutions. the whole says together, we can homelessness. we're going to every city in every county to expand that base and dignified shelter and those patient treatment beds. >> among the ranking san jose comes in behind new york city which comes in at number 3, los angeles, ranking second and eugene oregon taking the top spot. oakland mayor sheng thao in the meantime says the scotus ruling does not change what her administration has been committed to. in a statement, she said in part, quote, the best way to prevent homelessness and create long-term solutions is to create more affordable housing. the city team continues to work tirelessly to address the critical needs of our city. this is why we're also taking steps to strengthen our encampment management policy to ensure this realay is not used as an incentive for other cities to push their homelessness crisis

into nearby cities. and stay with kron 4 on air and online. as we learn more about the impact of this ruling. download the free kron 4 mobile app to get push alerts sent to your mobile device. you can find the latest information on our website. kron 4 dot com. in oakland. police say you can expect to see more officers on patrol as part of their new summer safety plan. this comes just 2 weeks after 14 people were shot at lake merritt during a juneteenth celebration. but even with that increased enforcement police are asking residents for help to keep the city safe. >> we can't do this alone. you know, we're not going to be able to make arrests for everything unless people come forward provide us information. >> opd says it is understaffed and schedules are being adjusted to accommodate for the summer season. oakland city leaders have one day to decide on the mayor's budget proposal. the city now facing a multi million dollar budget deficit kron four's. dan kerman brings us the latest.

>> the city of oakland's in a world of financial trouble and faces a 292 million dollar budget deficit for this year. and next year. how did this happen for years? the city has spent more money than the revenues. it is taken in the budget cycle, as you said, repeats a pattern that we've seen for years. >> we have been making decisions and ignoring. have to be in fiscal stewards of the taxpayers. hard earned dollars the city is faced with mayor sheng taos budget which would freeze hiring but hold off on layoffs. >> but relies on a one-time revenue package with the sale of the city's half of the coliseum property, the sale that has yet to take place. and as a result, city finance officials say that could impact the city's credit rating. i'm very concerned about our bond being reduced. the other proposal doesn't rely on the coliseum. property sale, but that means less revenue for the city and big

service cuts, including reducing the number of police officers by about 100. it is going to have a major impact. >> my ability to cover patrol ships and 2 just provide basic response services to the citizens of oakland, despite what we've been hearing, the council does not have to take a vote before the end of this month. >> in fact, they plan to have another meeting and take a vote this coming tuesday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular pier in the south bay staying open as the city says it will continue to make repairs.

>> signs posted outside oracle park are warning hot dog vendors against doing business without a permit. it the signs do say without a permit that the vendors food may be confiscated. san francisco health officials say that they are not the ones who put up those signs, but they are reminding permits are required. we went on to the city's website to look up how to get one of these permits. it says that the permit only allows vendors to sell pre-packaged food and you have to own a buyiness registered with the city to be eligible. so that may not be the case with the folks who hot late at night outside there. and estimated 166,000 travelers pass through sfo yesterday and with a weekend full of 4th of july events. we spoke with those getting a head start

other weekend trips, mornings and evenings do tend to be the busiest travel times sfo and some folks said they had they had better luck with security lines in the afternoon. >> early as i can and hope for the best when it comes security. >> airport officials urge travelers to arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights. 3 hours for international flights and for long-term parking. you want to make sure you reserve ahead to make sure you get a spot. costco is opening 2 new warehouses in the bay area this fall. napa in pleasanton locations open in october, according to the company, the future cost going up. but we'll have a gas station as well. 4 of the membership based or pleasanton. costco will be located across from stoneridge shopping center. the exact opening date for i location has yet to be announced. and for the public safety. the pacifica pier, we'll remain partially open indefinitely as the city works to repair

damage from winter storms. this is footage from late last year when high tides and large waves damaged sections of that pier. there. experts didn't assessment. they found that the peer suffered new damage since this. the initial damage back in december 2023. as a the same group they recommended the city limit public access to the pier. the city will continue to monitor the piers condition. in the meantime. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news bay-area approves new protections for renters why city officials say it will help struggling families secure better leases.

>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the supreme court has ruled to allow the banning of unhoused people sleeping outside. >> why some city leaders are pushing back. and a measure to ban forced labor in california has officially qualified for the november ballot. we've got those details in just a moment. i welcome back to the proper morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin. let's get you started at 7.29. this saturday morning with a look at your very warm forecast there. tape. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and worked for a major heat spike coming our way. looks like right before the july 4th holiday proper hearing. all this. but before warren were looking for some very toasty numbers, well inland occurring there in the meantime, it's a pretty nice end of june early july type forecast. we've got the coastal fog. this should clear out for us half moon bay, for example, the should clear out for us as we approach noon today, however, looks like tomorrow. that's going to be a little bit more stubborn. here's the pattern today.

looks like a pretty good job clearing out by noon. you can see and it comes back again tonight as we expect it does the same thing again, not too well inland. as you can see, the penetration doesn't get far beyond the coast. but even into the afternoon, it really doesn't improve that much. so those stubborn areas of the coast are really going to tomorrow. now temperatures will be reduced ever so slightly. there is that little front or backyard is going to help kind of picking up that marine layer at the coast for maybe just one day and delay the major heat up 60's going on well inland right now as we speak, 50's cover everybody else. and that's pretty close to the numbers from yesterday. but what we're talking about occurring next week, yes, is the excessive at this point. heat watch. this is to be change later on for maybe advisory may be excessive. heat warning coverage, areas almost total except the coastal areas in san francisco proper. the breakdown today, 78, 11 o'clock by 2 about 89. so just some lower 90's to be found here. and they're both today tomorrow, but then look out into next week. we'll have more on that longer range forecast. stephanie. all

right, dave, thank you. >> a new u.s. supreme court ruling says cities can ban unsheltered people from sleeping outside which also justify san francisco's practice of encampment sweeps kron four's theresa stasi looks at how this decision might play out in san francisco. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets of san francisco, according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority vick and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is beneficial. but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the

compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent. san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the unhoused in keeping public streets accessible to all. >> this decision is a huge blow to unhoused people in san francisco who are already struggling to survive. >> jennifer friend buck is the executive director of the coalition of homelessness. decision is basically saying that it's ok to jail and arrest and find insight. >> unhoused people who have no other choice but to be on the streets. no amount of criminalization is going to end homelessness. only housing does that. >> currently the coalition has a lawsuit against the city fighting for the rights of those on the street.

>> the city to follow its own policies. the chacon ship is a lawyer with the group representing the current lawsuit. >> and the law enacted by its own voters and ensure that it is offering shelter before it is encampments. and we certainly want or did not to engage in the field practice of criminalization of homelessness. the mayor saying friday city services will act more quickly to compassionately reach out and step up efforts in light of the court's decision. >> the coalition says it is prepared to double down and fight for the rights of those unhoused more than ever before. theresa kron, 4 news. governor gavin newsom is describing the court's decision from this past week as a victory. >> saying in part, quote, the decision removes the legal ambiguities tied the hands of local officials for years and limited their ability to deliver on common sense measures to protect the safety and well-being of our communities. actions for

renters go into effect monday? most landlords will no longer be able to charge more than a month's worth of rent for a security deposit. these protections are part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says massive security deposits can be a big burden to renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law, however, does not apply to mom and pop landlords renting out fewer than 5 units. in the east bay. police in richmond have arrested a church volunteer accused of rape according to officers. miguel villalobos was accused is accused brother of assaulting a victim during a music lesson at sacred nearly as church. police say villalobos was the music director. the victim told officers the alleged abuse began when she was a minor. they continued for several years. police believe there may be more victims who have not yet come forward. anyone with information is please ask to get in touch with richmond police. urgent care service

has been approved for coastal san mateo county residents, south of pacifica who lost their emergency facility after storm damage this year. san mateo supervisors unanimously approved a resolution tuesday granting nearly $500,000 to dignity health medical foundation for a 6 month program district. 3 supervisor ray mueller said the contract was reached to quickly and while it isn't perfect, it does satisfy immediate public medical needs. he says. and affordable housing project for senior farmworkers moves forward in half moon bay, the city council unanimously voted to approve the project wednesday night after hours of public comment. work to create affordable housing for for workers started after the january 2023 mass shooting in the city unveiled poor living conditions at local farms, opponents to approving the plan were concerned about the change from studio apartments to one and 2 bedrooms. all council members ultimately sided with the project. your

local election headquarters? a measure to start to formally ban forced labor in the state of california, including in state prisons, has officially qualified for the november election ballot. >> tally the votes eyes. 66 know 0. >> that was the official count as state lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to qualify, proposed a constitutional amendment to the proposed constitutional amendment known as the end slavery in california act for the ballot as it stands today. the california constitution ban slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime. if voters approve this constitutional amendment, the exception will be no more backers of the proposal from both parties say forced labor in california prisons is routine and wrong and now they want to see it abolished. >> slavery is wrong in all

forms. and california should be clear in denouncing that in its constitution. >> the time has passed to finally end this practice. punishments should not involve exploitation and mask profiteering. this only serves to incentivize incarceration. let's do the right thing. as of now, the proposal has no formal opposition. >> the port of oakland has a new director of aviation. craig simon will be in charge of the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. his picture there in 2020, he was the assistant director of aviation and he's served as interim director since last july. simon says is a great honor to take ak team to new heights. airport says they are upgrading the terminal. one lobby renovating restrooms, adding new restaurants and that will be done by next year. proposed state law. governor gavin newsom's desk. it would require students to complete pocketbook economics,

which includes balancing a checkbook managing credit cards and avoiding scams. if signed school districts and charter schools must offer stand-alone one semester courses in the 2027 school year. as we head into pride celebrations this weekend, couples tying the knot at francisco city hall this week. newlywed couples held a rather they received a commemorative pride marriage license yesterday spoke with one couple that exchange their i do's. to who this was a special event. we want to be part of it. >> i it's something that we never thought possible before. so i it's just more than symbolic out. so different >> the office of the county clerk says more than 200 couples tied the knot yesterday. and of course, wishing everyone a congratulations. last night the organization of luminaid kicked off another lighting ceremony at the ferry building this year. the flag is composed of 20 laser beams in

honor of san francisco legalizing same marriage 20 years ago. last pride they used only 6 of those lights. the festivities kicked off around 6.30, a laser show last for 3 nights. and this is one of the biggest weekends of the year for san francisco. addition to all those pride celebrations going on, there are more events happening throughout the weekend. and this is also the second weekend for the stern grove music festival. those free concerts bringing thousands of people to the city for the next few months. this weekend features performances by chicano batman show starts at 2 and is already sold out. plus, oracle park, we packed as the giants take on the hater. excuse me, the much hated dodgers. don't know if i'm allowed to say >> take on the dodgers and one of the biggest series of the year so far. >> the first game of the series sold out last night. there will also be games today and sunday afternoon. also this weekend, san francisco is

celebrating the 4th of july just a bit early. the city host its first-ever 4th of july parade. it's not exciting. it's being brought to you by friends of great highway park. parade starts at noon today. runs down the great highway between noriega and judah. no cars or trucks in this parade. all the floats we know will be powered by petals. apparently. and of course, there are these events will be happening at the same time. all of these different ones we just mentioned here and people coming into the city as a result, you're encouraged to use public transportation all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news lawmakers finally passed the final budget for california. >> what they decided to keep and the cuts that they make. plus, the cdc warns communities about the summer wave of sickness. why they say wave of sickness. why they say adults might be greater risk.

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>> researchers at uc san francisco studied over 100,000 families with teenagers and they say when a child sees their parent using a screen, for example, like your cell phone screen or your ipad screen, they're likely to mimic the behavior. the study also found using screen time as a reward or a consequence might also be counterproductive, resulting in teens increasing their use of a cell phones and just being in front of screens. researchers say too much screen time can reduce is central sleep time needed for a child's development. health

officials are looking ahead to their efforts to fight new coronavirus variants. the cdc is recommending americans get new shots this fall and that decision follows last month's numbers that show covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations near the lowest levels since the start of the pandemic in 2020 but rising covid cases in parts of the country are bringing back some concern. >> these respiratory viruses like rc and the ones covid, they still take an enormous toll every year. >> the associated press reports fewer than 25% of adults in the u.s. were up to date on their vaccinations last month. health professionals say vaccinations for covid and other illnesses are needed in the early fall when the disease is start to spread. taking a live look now at 7.45. this morning at the castro district in san francisco. look at that lovely pride flag out there. tust a bit of a breeze going through that as well. looking like a

nice start to a pride weekend. it is. and it's going to be nice tomorrow to accept going to be fighting a little bit more that way that surface fog there. but i think that will be aloft by the time festivities go on sunday morning. but still, we do have a little bit more that aggressive fog. >> tomorrow, just a temporary little wrinkle. quite our checks and nice blue skies and this vantage point headed to tahoe by a chance plan for summer. 81 monday tuesday. 85. and as you know what's happening on the home front, we're going to bump those numbers up by midweek as well in our backyard. this little guy here weak system is just enough to kind of thicking up that marine layer again tomorrow for coastal people. if you're headed to the coast all this weekend, tomorrow night at the battle, some more of that fog. you won't see as much sun tomorrow afternoon as today. 67 antioch, at this hour, lower 60's over the east bay hills. meanwhile, east bay shoreline in the 50's 50's up north as well. all right. the excessive heat with right now. it's excessive heat. watch. look at the coverage area. everybody except san francisco and the coast. now that will be changed later to a heat

advisory or maybe portions. heat advisory excessive heat warning. they'll change that later on as we get little closer. meanwhile, already jumped ahead for the central valley. as you can see down the fresno. by sally and so forth. they're looking at a heat advisory excessive heat warning. excuse me. they've already jumped into that spot then waiting on the sacramento valley and for the bay area to see what are details are tuesday through thursday. but look at the timing of all of this as we come together, as you would expect, we've got a big dome of high pressure, big dome of hot air and all of that surface winds keep in mind will remain on shore, not providing a lot of cooling, but at least throwing a little bit of that moisture. well inland. so it sticky at times, but good to kind of combat. the fire concerns now. stop it here about wednesday. this is when it reaches its peak, ok? so this is going to last day of that heat spike. it thursday, rather, and it should break down as we head into the weekend. we are getting winds aloft are coming from the north. but the surface they're not. there's a little sneaky low in our backyard here. good thing for

it. it continues to provide that onshore wind as weak as it is throughout the day as we get into wednesday thursday, we're not going get those offshore winds. it looks like it may be way up in northern california potentially. but what you're seeing here is a 500 millibars, pressure. i'm talking about more at the surface. so we don't want those offshore winds and it looks like we'll be okay for that. but it's kind of be plenty hot happening anyway. let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast for your saturday. 70 san francisco will do it. the coast lower 60's. bundle up for these numbers won't need to buy the middle of the week. 77 burlingame, 79 foster city, 85 for palo alto. all these numbers are very, very tempered compared to what's coming. 86 san jose, santa clara, 85 lower 80's east bay shore line. try valley just scratching into the lower 90's. 90 going on walnut creek. 91 concord, 73 for berkeley valais host 73 90 fairfield. 84 for napa and 95 for santa rosa. okay. this may be a little on unsettling to watch. but let's to our 7 day

forecast. here we go. 102 on tuesday, wednesday out 107. and 102 happening on independence tase. you see it starts to break down a little bit heading into the weekend. but these a lot numbers we've seen thus far this season while you're going to feel inland of san francisco's looking at numbers. meanwhile, in the lower 80's on that, so we've been there somewhat before. but >> this is still going to be a big heat spike for the year so far while so it definitely make sure that we're all staying hydrated at the ace ac going indoors. yeah, okay. we don't have offshore wind pops bay area wide. thank goodness very good. thanks so much that. it's official. state lawmakers have passed a final state budget for california. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace breaks it all down for us. >> well, funding for education, fire prevention, homelessness. that's all part of this budget. a budget democrats say will benefit the state. but one republicans argue it's irresponsible. applause in the state assembly after lawmakers approved the

state's final 298 billion dollar spending plan for the coming fiscal year. >> this budget agreement is proof that we can be both compassionate and fiscally responsible negotiated and agreed to by the governor and democrats in the state assembly and senate. >> the budget includes more than 115 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools and community colleges. a priority for assembly budget committee chair jesse gabriel. our greatest asset is our future is our children. >> and so a parent of 3 young kids, it was important to me. and it was in part to a lot of other members of our caucus to protect funding for education. >> as peak summer months approach the budget, also allocates funding for more than 3,000 new cal fire firefighters by 2029. and as for what many called the issue facing the state, the spending plan calls for 1 billion dollars to go toward local governments solely to address homelessness. we have to get folks off the streets. it one of the top crisis is in the and we have to invest in permanent supportive housing.

but there are concerns from some who say more money does not always equal better results. >> unless there's accountability, spending money is not the solution to homelessness. we have to make sure that we're tracking where those dollars are going. whether or not money got out is not the right metric. >> right. metric is did this improve the situation? the budget also funds more than 100 million dollars for crime victim services and in-home support services for undocumented californians. but it all comes as the state faces of 46.8 billion dollar deficit. >> to close the gap, the budget includes 16 billion dollars in cuts, including reductions to affordable housing programs and to california prisons run by the department of corrections and rehabilitation. all that on top of a nearly 8% reduction across all state departments, including a 97 million dollar cut to trial courts. the agreement also what draws more than 12 billion dollars from the reserves and pauses the implementation of the $25 health care minimum wage until the fall. it also temporarily pauses some business tax credits. republicans say even

with that, the spending plan is too optimistic about how much revenue the state will take in the coming year. if those dollars come in lower than projected, they're concerned that will lead to future deficits. we're dealing with a budget that is nominally balanced. it's balanced on paper, but it's not sustainable. and upon the governor's signature, the budget takes effect july 1st reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> so the big southern california summer games opening ceremony. my name is kyler grogan. i'm from kron 4 news and i am so happy to be here. making news today. >> and that was our own kyla grogan kicking off this year's special olympics summer games in santa clara. she hosted that opening ceremony yesterday at santa clara university. the summer games. welcome athletes from dozens of counties to complete could compete rather in. so main track and field bochy ball and tennis the summer games run through sunday. we'll be right

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contra costa county urging people to leave the shows to the pros this 4th of july of a fire officials today gave a stern independence day warning stressing the dangers of fireworks combined with the current weather conditions in contra costa county. people caught selling or using illegal fireworks can be prosecuted and possession of 25 pounds or less is a misdemeanor with a fine ranging up to $1000 and up to a year in jail. >> we're seeing it. we're seeing some fires already. our law enforcement partners are already receiving those calls and taking action on those calls. >> this year, there will be 5 fireworks shows approved by contra costa county. anything outside of those shows is banned county wide. the safest way to enjoy this 4th of july. fireworks show, of course, is from the comfort of your own home. can do that by tuning in to our 4th of july live

special hosted by noelle bellow and an award. they're going to bring you the fireworks shows in san francisco, san jose and miranda hosting that. >> and the program kicks off thursday, starting at 9 o'clock. all right. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news pride celebrations kickoff all over the bay this weekend. we've got a live preview of the fine. you can expect. and a popular grocery store in san francisco forced to close their doors over recent public health concernsnow on the

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love. it's officially pride weekend. we take you inside celebrations happening across the bay area today. and a san francisco supermarket reopens its doors after a public health issue. we tell you what happened there and remembering giants legend orlando cepeda. a look back at the life and times of the baby people. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we have a lot to get you for you this morning with start with a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad weekend for us as we walk into july. however. >> get into next week. the gloves come off. it's going to be a really big heat spike coming our way. be prepared for really hot temperatures going on inland. we'll have all those statements for you as well. first things first going start off with their traditional fog and half moon

bay. and this should mix out a little quicker than tomorrow. tomorrow looks like a little bit more stubborn. just looking at a quick shot of this as we see during the day, visibilities at the coast, a pretty good. and the morning hours. sure, the draft. but even tomorrow afternoon, as you can see, there remain quite low to that period. so again, we'll have to deal with a bit more in the way of fog at the coast tomorrow with this front in our backyard, kind of thickening up that coastal marine layer just a little bit. it delays the inevitable coming our way. now, the winds at the surface say they're kind of on shore. for the most part. you can expect that throughout the entire week long, although not providing much the way of cooling 60's for most of the east bay, a mixture of 50's and 60's up north along with the peninsula in the 50's. 62 go ng on for san jose. excessive heat watch at this point covering just about everybody except san francisco in the coast. that may be amended later on to be added to. that as a excessive heat warning or heat advisory. 83 at high noon to 3 o'clock.

we're talking 90 again. hotter numbers on that coming our way. we'll have your toasty forecast and a bit. stephanie. >> breaking news this morning. chp just issued an amber alert for a 14 day old baby. take a good look at your screen here. the suspect, valerie manning picture there is accused of abducting braxton manning. valerie is described as a white woman 5 foot 7 with brown hair and brown eyes valery. many was last seen driving a 1991 black isuzu, amigo. so please get in touch even what's officially pride weekend in san francisco. in the meantime, hundreds of thousands of people are expected today in the city with many attending that big parade on sunday. so let's check in now with kron four's. tiffany justice was downtown with a preview of some of the festivities happening today. >> right today starts friday weekend. and organizers have many events to keep people busy today bright and early. they are holding a breakfast event called pride for breakfast here at the civic

center plaza. this entire block has been blocked off for this event today and tomorrow, including the big parade. organizers say that this is an inclusive event today to celebrate health in the community. coffee will be served to energize you along with some food to north. sure body. it's a health and movement focused event. so we have a yoga class class. we've got coffee breakfast giveaways and it's just really exciting. way to start the weekend. kick off pride with. >> kind of a good reprieve of exercise and health and community where it's at its center plaza right in front of our beautiful city hall here and were actually for the whole celebration. we're kind of taking over the whole area. so we've got a lot of blocks of vendors and booths sponsors and things like that. but yeah, we're right here. and the center of cisco. >> now after the breakfast program is going to start here on the main stage 8.30, there's going to be a yoga class held here. and then at 9.30, there's going to be a dance workout pride weekend in

full swing bright and early this morning. again, we're at civic center plaza. the block has been blocked off for events starting today throughout the weekend. back to you in studio. >> all right. to sound like a fun day out there but planned. >> and a reminder several streets of san francisco shut down this morning through monday. >> they include pope, but mcallister and grove larkin between mcallister and market and full sun between hyden larkin. you can expect more street closures leading up to tomorrow. the full list on our web site now kron 4 dot com. all right. well, weekend, as they ferry offers more rides for those traveling in and out of the city. east bay commuters now have more options to get to pride and the giants home game at oracle park sf bay ferry recommends riders purchase tickets in advance. >> sears transfer market at dolores park say this year saw more young people taking part. they also say that while this event is the unofficial kickoff to san francisco's

pride weekend, it's one of the only event specifically designed for trans people and also non-gender conforming people. crowds. >> haircuts taking over san francisco's dolores park friday. >> for the 20th annual trends, but these aren't just any hair cuts, their gender affirming hair cuts and they're free. so >> i can feel fabulous or a guy can feel a little bit masculine irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given several free hair cuts on friday and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha, gave me it being able to be alive. that's you and co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki coleman says they invited more trans artists and organizations this year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't

have any services. that was time we did not organize. and there was a time that maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find remembering the long road to get here. >> and the education needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for this pride weekend. it like that. somebody you know, doesn't it? >> everyone, the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like mike and kevin together for 35 years, giving back all the support they've received over the part of the boil g b t group. >> we've asked for support over the decades for her to give our support to transfer well. >> organizers with this year's tran smart say this event brought out more than 4,000 people and they say they're already thinking about ideas for next year in the newsroom, jack moment, kron 4 news.

>> just 10 days after the passing of willie mays, the giant announced last night that hall of fame first baseman orlando cepeda has died at the age of 86, the baby bull as he was affectionately known, captured the hearts of giants fans from day one. he debuted for the club in 1958. inducted into the hall of fame in 1999. cepeda was a 10 time all-star with the giants and the national league mvp with the cardinals in 1967. over the past. 33 years, he was a community ambassador for the giants and at every event he was at, he would talk endlessly with fans about baseball, a giants legend and one who will truly he missed. a san francisco supermarket is back open after a rodent infestation. the department of public health order of mollie stone's castro market to shut down thursday after a failed inspection. according to the report, there were rodent droppings and the deli area and food shelves and on the floor of the loading dock inspection also revealed not

foods such as bread, cookies and chips. longtime customers say they were shocked to hear about the problems. >> there is a investigtion rex does concern me. of course, it's obvious to me but, you know, sir, good store, they're always kind of a tentative, friendly, clean. kind of rats are part of city thing. you know, you cannot coexist with rats. >> before the storm could reopen the building went through a mandatory sanitation and cleaning process. and open hotel faces a lawsuit from the city over alleged wage theft. the city attorney says the owners of the radisson located across 8.80, from the airport, phil to pay more than 100 workers. the correct minimum wage. the suit says the as workers more than $400,000 despite warnings of legal action. the radisson hotel failed to comply. we reached out to the hotel for comment and will update you once we hear back. within a week after the fbi raid on her home.

oakland mayor sheng thao now has a new attorney. jeffrey tsai is a former federal prosecutor. and according to his profile, he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards for campaign finance violations a decade ago in a statement signed said in part, quote, the mayor will respect the confidentiality of the investigation process, which we are confident we'll show she has not engaged in any wrongdoing. the announcement comes nearly a week after town's first attorney tony brass resigned after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raid of her home. so far the fbi has not revealed the nature of their investigation. the mayor says she has not been notified. she is subject of the subject of an investigation and says she has done nothing wrong. police arrested a san jose man in connection with 2 failed bank robberies. officers took him do into custody june 19th. he's accused of attempted armed bank robbery on story road on may 14th and a second attempted robbery on south king road just 2 days later.

police say boo approach. the bank teller with a handwritten note demanding money. and when when the teller did not comply, the man left the bank empty-handed before police arrived. 3.18 year-old arrested in connection to a carjacking earlier this week have been charged with carjacking and child abuse. if convicted, they face up to 20 years in prison. the carjacking happened on wednesday in the area of irsay and central avenues in alameda. police say the suspect approached a mother of 2, 4, year-olds and stole her car at gunpoint. the woman was able to get both of her children out of the car before the suspects took off. police tracked the car and arrested the suspect in san francisco where the car crashed into a pole. i once services back online in pinole after more than a week of disruption. investigators say 3 people disable the phone lines not only in panel, but also in hercules and san pablo. the group was stealing copper wire. police arrested 2 suspects. coming up on the

kron. 4 morning news in a landmark ruling. the u.s. supreme court rules cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. >> the potential impact on san francisco. plus, you can expect to see more police patrols in oakland. a look at the department's summer safety plan. and the city of oakland faces a major budget battle which could involve drastic cuts. emergency response services. >> and a warm summer weekend. it looks like for in control, though, 83 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we'll be into the 90's well inland, but get ready for a hot week coming your have details on that forecast as well. fo ♪ hey, come on, come on ♪ ♪ do what you want ♪ get into an audi and go your own way.

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>> good morning. welcome back. here's a live shot of the castro district and a little bit of a breeze cooking here to looks great for the weekend festivities for the parade even tomorrow. the only thing is maybe a little bit more in the way of some ground fog to linger a little later. perhaps even a lock to cover up a little bit of the sun. but still, hey, we're going to do ok, warming up, though, into next week, even in san francisco. look at numbers in the 80's so inland. look out. here's the shot from half moon bay. little dent into this by tomorrow, though, because that fronts in our backyard kind of thickening up that marine layer at spots like this, like a little bit of a troubled area here where it's going to remain somewhat cloudy through a good portion of the day tomorrow, even though most of the bay, you're going look at similar kind of day is today. it looks like for tomorrow 30's, again, the front to center back yard here, not doing much of anything. winds remain on shore through the entire period. that means all week long. and as far as a lawful should remain mostly sunny upper, we take care of them. marine layer, fog

business. 72 in antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's up to the north right around 60 ish with 50's peninsula. 62 san jose futurecast for just a note that whatever fog we have mixes out very nicely, there's the front. you can barely make it out. yes, tomorrow morning. here comes the fog again and stubborn, as you can see along the coast to kind of get that to mix out. that will be a problem area. however, most of the bay back to mostly sunny and pretty warm. but then the brakes often monday morning afterwards, it's really going to heat up. now, as i mentioned earlier, we have the winds in the right direction on shore. nice little pop happening here up another north bay looks like this afternoon and repeated again tomorrow, even at the coast as well. so you'll feel that when working again, it's partially because of the front thickening up that marine layer. so you have a lot of fog to deal with their sunny and nice this weekend. 70's for the bay near 90 inland warming. quickly, early in the week, we've got 80's for the bay 100 plus happening inland and then middle of the week we talk about 105 beyond. so

we're 21. 0, 5, one 10 is about the range. we're looking out for those far east bay locations. quirkiness straight. don't forget contra costa county napa. also solano counties normal spots 90's for the bay. meanwhile, for that, that means the east bay shoreline looking lots of 90's lined up there, 70 san francisco. 76 for open 86 san jose. but 90's inland today. 95 for santa rosa. 86. meanwhile, san jose not too bad with around 80 ish along the east bay shoreline. we getting more to that in a bit. 93 tomorrow, 96 going on for monday and again will be popping to 100 like by early next weekend. well, 100 more than 100. yes, that's on the fahrenheit scale, like goodness. best practices for people when things get that hot. yeah, it's a lot of fans go on and hopefully races were operating yes, better double check on that. thanks a lot. dave. >> in a landmark case on homelessness, the supreme court ruled cities can enforce

bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. the case originated out of grants. pass oregon. the court's decision reverses a lower court ruling that stopped the city from enforcing public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment writing for the majority. justice neil gorsuch said fines and jail time or not cruel or unusual because they are not designed to increase, quote, terror pain or disgrace and are commonly used punishments across the country right? but justice sonia sotomayor disagreed, writing, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime for some people sleeping outside is their only option. the u.s. supreme court ruling comes as a new report says san jose has the fourth-highest homeless population in the country. according to finance website, insider monkey for every 100,000 people. san jose has more than 360 residents who are homeless advocates say there are a number of factors contributing to these issues, including the lack of affordable housing and soaring rents mayor matt mahan

addressed how this week's ruling will impact encampments in the city. >> just as we have read targets for building affordable housing and market rate housing, we need target is from the state and for so that everybody is in on the solutions. the whole says together, we can homelessness. we're going every city in every county to expand that base and dignified shelter and those patient treatment beds. >> among the ranking san jose comes in behind new york city which ranks number 3, los angeles. second and eugene oregon taking the top spot there. oakland mayor shea tells says the ruling does not change what her administration has been committed to a state that with a she says in part, quote, the best way to prevent homelessness and create long-term solutions is to create more affordable housing units. the city team continues to work tirelessly to address the critical needs of our own city. this is why we're also taking steps to strengthen our

encampment management policy to ensure ruling is not used as an incentive for other cities to push homelessness crisis into nearby cities. all right. so stay with kron. 4 on air and online as we learn more about the impact of the supreme court ruling and download the free kron. 4 mobile app. the push alerts sent directly to your mobile device. and you can find the latest information as well on our website kron 4 dot com. oakland police say you can expect to see more police on patrol as part of their summer safety plan. this comes just 2 weeks after 14 people were shot at lake merritt during a juneteenth celebration. but even with increased enforcement police are asking residents for help to keep the city safe. >> we can't do this alone. you know, we're not going to be able to arrests for everything unless people come forward provide us information. >> opd says it is understaffed schedules are being adjusted to accommodate. what was it? leaders have just one day left to decide on the mayor's

budget proposal. the city right now facing a multi-million dollar budget deficit helpers. dan kerman kerman brings us the latest. >> the city of oakland's in a world of financial trouble and faces a 292 million dollar budget deficit for this year. and next year. how did this happen for years? the city has spent more money than the revenues. it is taken in the budget cycle, as you said, repeats a pattern that we've seen for years. >> we have been making decisions and ignoring. have to be in fiscal stewards of the taxpayers. hard earned dollars the city is faced with mayor sheng taos budget which would freeze hiring but hold off on layoffs. >> but relies on a one-time revenue package with the sale of the city's half of the coliseum property, the sale that has yet to take place. and as a result, city finance officials say that could impact the city's credit rating. i'm very concerned about our bond being reduced.

the other proposal doesn't rely on the coliseum. property sale, but that means less revenue for the city and big service cuts, including reducing the number of police officers by about 100. it is going to have a major impact. >> my ability to cover patrol ships and 2 just provide basic response services to the citizens of oakland, despite what we've been hearing, the council does not have to take a vote before the end of this month. >> in fact, they plan to have another meeting and take a vote this coming tuesday. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a popular pier in san mateo county is staying open partially while the city open partially while the city makes repairs.

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sfo yesterday. >> mornings and evening evenings tend to be the busiest travel times at sfo. some travelers we spoke with said they had better luck with security lines in the afternoon. >> but just try to get there as early as i can and hope for the best when it comes security. >> airport officials urge travelers to arrive 2 hours early for domestic flights. 3 hours for international flights for long-term parking. make sure to reserve ahead before spots right now. costco is opening 2 new warehouses in the bay area this fall. the napa in pleasanton locations open in october. the future of costco in napo will also have a gas station. pleasanton ca school be located across from the store shopping center. no word yet on an exact opening date. the pacifica pier remains partially open indefinitely to repair damage from winter storms. you're looking at footage now from last year when high tides and large waves damaged sections of the pier engineers didn't assessment and found the pair

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news, the supreme court rules cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. and a measure to ban forced labor in california officially qualifies for the november ballot. we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. but in the meantime, good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. let's get you a check of your weather with dave spahr. david. supposed to be pretty hot across parts of the bay area. that will be this week coming up. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody would take a little break, though, for this weekend and just kind of enjoy pretty close to seasonal weather. >> and even a little front or backyard that's going to create some fog going on for tomorrow for the coast will be little stubborn to kind of lift as of now the picture we have is of that fog hanging around. as you can see, half moon bay, even at the ground. this will be, again, a little stubborn, but should mix out by this afternoon. as you can see, get those visibility, visibility numbers up a little bit. then tomorrow morning it comes back again. yeah, but doesn't really clear that well into the afternoon. so at the

coast, it looks like maybe not a suite of the day tomorrow. that's because this front is playing out backyard there. you can see it on storm tracker 4. but beyond that point, it's back to the dome of high pressure that's going to be all of most of next week story. 72 going on for antioch, most rings now in the 60's. some 50's hanging on here. and there in for comparison sake, pretty close to the numbers from yesterday. give or take a couple degrees. now again back the excessive heat at this point. it's a watch. it covers almost the entire bay area except for san francisco in the coast later on, they may expand this or make the amendments for summers advisories. other areas, excessive heat warning to be announced. 84 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we'll do about 90. a lot of 90's expected inland both today. tomorrow. but then we turn the heat on starting on monday morning. long range forecast and a bit. >> breaking news now. chp issued an amber alert for a 14 day old baby. take a good look at your screen here. the suspect, valerie manning

picture there is accused of abducting braxton manning. valerie is described as a white woman 5 foot 7 with brown hair and brown eyes. valery manning was last seen driving a 1991 black isuzu amigo. so please to again, take a good look at your screen. there. picture of the suspect there. valerie manning, who is believed to have abducted a child braxton, a 14 day old baby. now a new u.s. supreme court ruling says cities can ban unsheltered people from sleeping outside kron four's terisa stasio looks at how that decision may play out in san francisco. >> nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets of san francisco, according to the city's recent count with friday's supreme court ruling, giving cities more authority to evict and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is beneficial. but with this opportunity will be able to do more too.

>> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent. san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the unhoused in keeping public streetstaccessible to all. >> this decision is a huge blow to unhoused people in san francisco who are already struggling to survive. >> jennifer friend buck is the executive director of the

coalition of homelessness. decision is basically saying that it's ok to jail and arrest and find insight. >> unhoused people who have no other choice but to be on the streets. no amount of criminalization is going to end homelessness. only housing does that. >> currently the coalition has a lawsuit against the city fighting for the rights of those on the street. >> the city to follow its own policies. the chacon ship is a lawyer with the group representing the current lawsuit and the law enacted by its own voters and ensure that it is offering shelter before it is encampments. and we certainly want or did not to engage in the field practice of criminalization of homelessness. the mayor saying friday city services will act more quickly to compassionately reach out and step up efforts in light of the court's decision, the coalition says it is prepared to double down and fight for the rights of those unhoused. >> more than ever before. theresa kron, 4 news.

>> and governor gavin newsom is describing the court's decision as a victory saying in part, quote, this decision removes the legal ambiguities that have tied the hands of local officials for years and limited their ability to deliver on common sense measures to protect the safety and well-being of our communities. new protections for renters going to affect. meantime, on monday, most landlords will no longer be able to charge more than a month's worth of rent for a security deposit. the protections are part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says, quote, massive security deposit can be a huge burden to renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law does not apply to mom and pop landlords renting out fewer than 5 units. in the east bay police in richmond arrested a church volunteer accused of rape miguel villalobos is accused of assaulting a victim during a music lesson at saint cornelius church. police say that the lobos was the music director, the victim told

police the alleged abuse started when she was a minor and continued for several years. police believe there may be it victims. anyone with information is asked to please get in touch with richmond police. and urgent care services been approved for san mateo county residents who lost emergency services after storm damage this year. san mateo supervisors unanimously approved a resolution on tuesday granting nearly $500,000 to dignity health medical foundation for a 6 month program. and affordable housing project for senior farm workers is moving forward in half moon bay. the city council unanimously voted to approve that project wednesday night and work to create affordable housing for farm workers started after last year's mass shooting build poor living conditions at local farms. opponents to the plan. we're concerned with the change from studio to one and 2 bedrooms. but all council members ultimately sided with the project's supporters. >> well, for me a local election headquarters and a

measure to ban forced labor in the state of california, including in state prisons has officially qualified for the november election ballot. >> tally the votes eyes. 66 know 0. >> that was the official count of state. lawmakers voted to qualify. the proposed constitutional amendment known as the end slavery in california act for the ballot as it now stands. the california constitution ban slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime. if voters approve this constitutional amendment, that exception will no longer stand. backers of the proposal say forced labor in california prisons is routine and wrong. >> slavery is wrong and all forms and california should be clear in denouncing that in its constitution. >> the time has passed to finally end this practice. punishments should not involve exploitation and mask profiteering. this only serves to incentivize incarceration.

let's do the right thing. okay. well. >> as of now, the proposal has no formal opposition. the port of oakland has a new director of aviation. craig simon will be in charge of the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. in 2020. he was the assistant director of aviation. simon says it is a great honor to take the airport to new heights. a proposed state laws now governor gavin newsom's desk, it would require students to complete pocketbook economics, which includes balancing a checkbook managing credit cards and avoiding scams. if signed school districts and charter schools must offer a stand alone once and that strip horse in the 2027 school year. couple tied the knot at san francisco city hall friday. love is love. newlywed couples got a commemorative pride marriage license. we spoke with one couple who exchange their i do's. 2 as part of the pride this was a special event. we want to be part of it.

>> i it's something that we never thought possible before. so i it's just more than symbolic out. so the for >> the office of the county clerk says more than 200 couples tied the knot yesterday. congratulations to all. on friday night. the luminaid kicked off another pride lighting ceremony at san francisco's ferry building this year. the flag is composed of 20 laser beams in honor of the city legalizing same marriage 20 years ago. the laser show last for 3 nights. and a busy weekend in san francisco. in addition to all the pride celebrations is also the weekend. this is the second weekend for the stern grove music festival. the free concerts bring thousands of people to the city for the next few months. this weekend features a performance by chicano batman. the show starts at 2 and is already sold out at oracle park will also be packed giants take on the dodgers and one of the biggest series of the year so far, the first game of the series sold out last night. it

will also be games today and sunday afternoon. it also this week as san francisco host its first-ever 4th of july parade. it starts at noon today. runs down the great highway between noriega in juneau with all the activity happening this weekend. people coming to sfr encouraged to use public transportation. coming up on the kron 4 morning news lawmakers finally passed the final budget for california. >> what they decided to keep and the cuts being made. plus, the cdc issues a new warning about a summer wave of sickness. why they say adults may be at higher risk. >> and for today, look at these high temperatures projected today, lots of 90's well inland in the east bay and even up to the north with a mixture of some 80's thrown in there, not too bad as we walk in the july, but look out into next week. we'll have the longer range forecast for you. the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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>> well, the time we're spending our devices can lead to some negative effects. researchers at ucsf study 100,000 families with teenagers and they found the following when 18 parent using a screen there were more likely to mimic that behavior. the study also found using screen time as a reward might be counterproductive and result in teen spending more time on devices and that

researchers say reduces central sleep time. >> the cdc is this morning recommending all americans get the new covid vaccination shots this fall. the decision follows last month's numbers showing covid-19 deaths and hospitalizations near their lowest levels since the start of the pandemic in 2020 rising covid cases in parts of the country are bringing back some concern. >> these respiratory viruses like rc and the ones covid, they still take an enormous toll >> every year. >> fewer than 25% of adults in the u.s. were up to date on their vaccinations last month. health professionals say vaccinations for covid and other illnesses are needed in the early fall. when disease starts to spread. all right. let's get a quick check of the weather now with dave. >> okay, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. first things first we check out our beauty shot here. how about this? got the bay bridge behind us. a nice little bit of breeze at work. it's going remain the case all

week long, even though this heat spikes coming our way heading to tahoe, the numbers, 81 by monday tuesday. 86, we continue climb. by the way, into wednesday as a they're going to see warm numbers as well. there's hot numbers. there's the front i mentioned earlier. it's going squeeze this marine layer a little bit tomorrow. so fog covered than kyle cover the coast may be a little slower to clear for sunday than we're seeing today. 72 antioch, most readings in the east bay in the 60's. 59 santa rosa, also san francisco at this hour with 54. meanwhile, for half moon bay, there it is. excessive watch at this point covering just about the entire geography, san francisco, the coast, technically not in that. they may amend this later and add to it different spots or the heat advisory in selective areas as well. but to give you an idea already racing ahead in the central valley with an excessive heat warning again tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the days we're looking at for the hottest temperatures to be filed, it looks like it's not going to completely lose its

grip on even as late as friday of next week, though. so what's setting things up? well, it's that big high pressure zone here coming to the sun dress rehearsal. let's go. there it you can see the dome is in place in the pacific and all week long. it's going to pretty much do its thing. now at this point number, this is high up in the atmosphere here. this is way up there to 500 millibars general pattern offshore, but not at the surface. it will be onshore. still at the service, which is good news and you with these heat spikes. we don't see a lot of circulation at the surface happening but looks like we'll get some for the week ahead. high-pressure hangs on until friday. until find. it starts to zip out of screen here and we'll see that relax into the following weekend. 4 zone forecast coming today. 70 san francisco will keep the 60's off towards the coast. chilly compared to what's coming. 77 burning again. we're looking at 79 foster city, 85 palo alto in the south bay. 86 for san jose. lower 80's to the coast, right, ali, you've got lower 90's today. it's going to

crowded there midweek. 91 conquered 73 for berkeley bewlay host 73 90 fairfield. 84 for now to and 95 for santa rosa. but tour audiences only or something like this in the seven-day forecast. watch how to tuesday wednesday at 107, a little backing off into thursday, but still 104, as we walk into friday. only consolation i see is that we do have a little bit of an onshore surface wind which does help out a little bit. and we don't see a pop of offshore winds. that's a really dangerous side to look for. going to be hot know when sugarcoat this. have lack ready? lots of water handy. >> all thanks so much, dave. state lawmakers officially passed a new state budget for california capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, funding for education, fire prevention, homelessness. that's all part of this budget. a budget democrats say will benefit the state. but one republicans argue it's irresponsible. applause in the state assembly after lawmakers approved the

state's final 298 billion dollar spending plan for the coming fiscal year. >> this budget agreement is proof that we can be both compassionate and fiscally responsible negotiated and agreed to by the governor and democrats in the state assembly and senate. >> the budget includes more than 115 billion dollars for k through 12 public schools and community colleges. a priority for assembly budget committee chair jesse gabriel. our greatest asset is our future is our children. >> and so a parent of 3 young kids, it was important to me. and it was important to a lot of other members of our caucus to protect funding for education. >> as peak summer months approach the budget, also allocates funding for more than 3,000 new cal fire. firefighters by 2029. and as for what many called the issue facing the state, the spending plan calls for 1 billion dollars to go toward local governments only to address homelessness. we have to get folks off the streets. it one of the top crisis is in the and we have to invest in permanent supportive housing.

but there are concerns from some who say more money does not always equal better results. >> unless there's accountability, spending money is not the solution to homelessness. we have to make sure that we're tracking where those dollars are going. whether or not money got out is not the right metric. >> bright metric is did this improve the situation? the budget also funds more than 100 million dollars for crime victim services and in-home support services for undocumented californians. but it all comes as the state faces of 46.8 billion dollar deficit. >> to close the gap, the budget includes 16 billion dollars in cuts, including reductions to affordable housing programs and to california prisons run by the department of corrections and rehabilitation. all that on top of a nearly 8% reduction across all state departments, including a 97 million dollar cut to trial courts. the agreement also what draws more than 12 billion dollars from the reserves and pauses the implementation of the $25 health care minimum wage until the fall. it also temporarily pauses some business tax

credits. republicans say even with that, the spending plan is too optimistic about how much revenue the state will take in in the coming year. if those dollars come in lower than projected, they're concerned that will lead to future deficits. we're dealing with a budget that is nominally balanced. it's balanced on paper, but it's not sustainable. and upon the governor's signature, the budget takes effect july 1st reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace. >> kron. >> california faces an insurance crisis following extreme weather sparking massive fires and dangerous winter storms. the chronicle report says state farm plans to raise rates for 30% of homeowners. 36% for condo owners and 52% for renters. it's a possible sign. stay far. may be in financial trouble. our state farm announced it would drop 30,000 homeowner policies to reduce its exposure to risk in the past month. we know that they have decided to carry some policies but only of

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>> for special olympics, northern california summer games, opening ceremony. my name is kyler grogan. i'm from kron 4 news and i am so happy to be here you today. >> and that was kyla grogan kicking off this year's special olympics summer games. she hosted the opening ceremony yesterday evening at santa clara university. the games welcome athletes from dozens of counties to compete in swimming track and field. >> bochy ball and tennis. it looks like the weather was great for it as well. the event is free to attend and runs through sunday. and after martin mull has died at the age of 80 mo have bulls and sitcoms like roseanne arrested development. and sabrina, the teenage witch. his daughter announced most death in an instagram post saying her father fought a valiant fight against a long illness. also was an accomplished painter and musician. he is survived by his wife and daughter. the

contra costa county is urging people to leave the shows to the pros this 4th of july. fire officials today gave a stern independence day warning stressing the dangers of fireworks combined with current weather conditions in contra costa county. people caught selling using illegal fireworks can be prosecuted possession of 25 pounds or less is a misdemeanor with a fine ranging from 500 to $1000 and up to a year in jail. >> seeing it. we're seeing some fires already. our law enforcement partners are already receiving those calls and taking action on those calls. >> this year, there will be 5 fireworks shows sanctioned by contra costa county. anything outside those involving fireworks is banned county. one. now the safest way to enjoy the fireworks. this 4th of july is, of course, to celebrate it from the comfort of your own home with kron 4, you can join noelle bellow and and thor. they're going to be hosting the fireworks show featuring fireworks from san francisco, san jose and marin. it's going to be a lot of fun and it's happening thursday,

starting at 9. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning news pride celebrations happening all across the bay this weekend without a live preview of the fine, you can expect. >> and a popular grocery francisco forced to close their doors over health concerns. we explain. and another hit to the giants family as we honor the life and legacy of the cha-cha kids. stay with us. the 4 morning news continues. now on

the kron 4 morning news. love is love. it's officially pride weekend. we take you inside celebrations happening across the bay area. and in francisco, supermarket reopens its doors after rodent infestation. and remembering giants legend orlando cepeda. a look back at the life and times of the people. >> from the area's local news

station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good saturday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. let's get you started with a look at that warm weather with dave spahr. good morning days good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. take a look at it. half moon bay. we have the fog at the surface and aloft. that's one of the little wrinkles tomorrow. >> with little front or backyard here, it's going to kind of thicking up that marine layer. and that's really the only place i don't there were going to actually see that fog kind of linger. most of the rest, the bay is going to clear on out pretty quickly here tomorrow. so it's just a little wrinkle and everything that we're talking about to get all the outdoor activities of those have some of that problematic fought me perhaps and today, you know, mixes out nicely overnight. it comes back again. there you see it just lingers at the coast to greet us monday. not going much, though, to keep temperatures down going forward, though. nope, nope. even though that front is there a nice little trooper. it is and are onshore. winds do continue all week. that is

a plus. you don't notice it so much in the morning hours, but it's going to the local winds. we like to call it. that's the inland heating. it's going to drive the machinery and that's really not going to be clamped down by this upper high pressure system. 72 antioch, a lot of 60's in the east bay in the north bay as well. 59 san francisco in 65 san jose. okay. the excessive heat watch. this is how we stand now except the coast in san francisco. and then this will be added to later could be the heat advisory could be excessive heat warning. we only see one in the central valley so that will be built shore. 88 by 1 o'clock by for 90's. we're looking at some lower 90's today. tomorrow, but then the foot is off the break because we see numbers well beyond 100 and to next more coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking news now, chp issued an amber alert for a 14 day old baby. take a good look at your screen. there. >> now the suspect, valerie manning is accused of abducting braxton manning, that child that you just saw a moment there ago. now, valor

is described as a white woman, 5 foot 7 with brown hair and brown eyes. valery manning was last seen driving a 1991 black ego, anyone with information should get in touch immediately with the chp again at another look at the suspect there and the child as well. >> what officially pride weekend in san francisco, hundreds of thousands of people expected in the city this weekend with lots of people attending the big parade on sunday. let's take an upwards, tiffany justice. she's downtown with a preview of the fun happening today. >> right today starts friday weekend. and organizers have many events to keep people busy today bright and early. they are holding a breakfast event called pride for breakfast here at the civic center plaza. this entire block has been blocked off for this event today and tomorrow, including the big parade. porganizers say that this is a inclusive event today to celebrate health in the community. coffee will be

served to energize you along with some food to north. sure body. it's a health and movement focused event. so we have a yoga class class. we've got coffee breakfast giveaways and it's just really exciting. way to start the weekend. kick off pride with. >> kind of a good reprieve of exercise and health and community where it's at its center plaza right in front of our beautiful city hall here and were actually for the whole celebration. we're kind of taking over the whole area. so we've got a lot of blocks of vendors and booths sponsors and things like that. but yeah, we're right here. and the center of cisco. >> now after the breakfast program is going to start here on the main stage 8.30, there's going to be a yoga class held here. and then at 9.30, there's going to be a dance workout pride weekend in full swing bright and early this morning. again, we're at civic center plaza. the block has been blocked off for events starting today throughout the weekend. back to you in studio. it sounds like it's going to be a

fun-filled weekend. thanks so much, tiffany. >> and just a reminder, several streets of san francisco also shut down this morning through monday. >> they include pope between the callous stern grove, larkin between mcallister, market and fulton between hard and haydn larkin. you can expect more street closures leading up to tomorrow. the full list right now on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. this weekend as south bay ferry offers more rides for those traveling in and out of the city. east bay. commuters now have more options to get the pride and the giants home game at oracle park. so lots going on and more options for you this morning. sfa ferry recommends riders purchased your tickets in advance. francisco is, of course, known for its pride activities like the annual trends market at dolores park. kron four's jeff moment takes a look at the festivities. >> organizers of this year's transfer market at dolores park say this year saw more young people taking part. they

also say that while this event is the unofficial kickoff to san francisco's pride weekend, it's one of the only event specifically designed for trans people and also non gender conforming people. crowds. >> haircuts taking over san francisco's dolores park friday for the 20th annual trends. but these aren't just any hair cuts, their gender affirming hair cuts and they're free. so >> i can feel fabulous or a guy can feel a little bit masculine irene cardio owns a salon in the city. she has given seaeral free hair cuts on friday. >> and knows it's for powerful cause. i don't wanna cry. haha, gave me it being able to be alive. >> that's what you and co-chair for this year's trance march. nikki coleman says they invited more trans artists and organizations this

year to celebrate 2 decades. there was a time we didn't have any services. that was time we did not organize. and there was a time that maybe we're just we're you couldn't you couldn't you couldn't find remembering the long road to get here. and the education needed to reduce trans try to make sure that we jesse ruiz says they spent all week making these wings to make a statement for pride weekend. it like that. somebody you know, doesn't it? >> everyone, the group marches up doors and to market as they do every year. supporters like mike and kevin together for 35 years, giving back all the support they've received over the part of the ball lgbtq group. >> we've asked for support over the decades for her to give our support to transfer well. >> organizers with this year's tran smart say this event brought out more than 4,000 people and they say they're already thinking about ideas for next year in the newsroom,

jack moment, kron 4 news. >> just 10 days after the passing of willie mays, the giant announced last night that hall of fame first baseman orlando cepeda died at the age of 86 the baby bull as he was affectionately known, captured the hearts of giants fans from day one. he debuted for the club in 1958. inducted into the hall of fame in 1999. cepeda was a 10 time all-star with the giants in the national league mvp with the cardinals in 1967. over the past. 33 years, he was a community ambassador for the giants and at every event he was at, he would speak endlessly with fans about baseball, giants legend and one who will truly be missed. and open hotel faces a lawsuit this morning from the city over alleged wage theft. the city attorney says the owners of the radisson located across 80 from the airport, phil to pay more than 100 workers. the correct minimum wage. the suit

says the as workers more than $400,000. and despite warnings of legal action, the radisson hotel failed to comply. we reached out to the hotel for comment and will update you once we hear back. more than a week after the fbi raid on her home. oakland mayor sheng thao now has a new attorney. jeffrey tsai is a former federal prosecutor. and according to his profile, he prosecuted former presidential candidate john edwards. campaign violate of the rather campaign finance violations a decade ago in a statement size said in part, the mayor will respect the confidentiality of the investigation process, which we're confident we'll show she's not engaged in any wrongdoing. the announcement comes nearly a week after town's first attorney tony brass resigned after the mayor spoke publicly about the fbi raided her home. so far the fbi has not revealed the nature of their investigation. the mayor says she's not been notified that she is subject to an investigation is says she has done nothing wrong.

police arrested a jose man in connection with 2 failed bank robberies. officers took view into custody on june 19. he's accused of attempted armed bank robbery on story road on may 14th and a second attempted robbery on south king road. just 2 days later, officers say 2 approached the bank teller with a hand. but no, you see that they're demanding money when the teller did not comply. the man left the bank empty-handed before police arrived. and 3 18 year-old arrested in connection to a carjacking earlier this week have been charged with carjacking and child abuse. if convicted, they face up to 20 years in prison. the carjacking happened wednesday in the area of irsay and central avenues in alameda. police say the suspects approached a mother of 2, 4, year-olds and stole her car at gunpoint. the woman was able to get both her kids out of the car before the suspects took off in the vehicle. police tracked that car and arrested the suspects in san francisco with a car crashed into a pole. 9-1-1,

services back online and pineau after more than a week of disruption. investigators say 3 people disable the phone lines. not only a panel, but also in hercules in san pablo. the group was stealing copper wire. police arrested 2 suspects. a rodent infestation at one of the most expensive grocery store chains in the bay area. mollie stone's in san francisco's castro district was back open after the city. shut it down over rodent droppings found inside the store. lezla gooden caught up with customers. mollie, stone's grocery store in the castro was ordered to close their doors on thursday. >> by the california department of public health due to a rat infestation. yeah. according to this special report, evidence of rodent droppings were found near the cheese and deli area. and bite marks were also see on the outside of multiple food items. longtime customers say they were shocked to hear the problems. there is a investigtion rex does concern

me. of course, it's obvious me but, you know, sir, good store, they're always kind of a tentative, friendly, clean. kind of rats are part of the city thing. you know, you kind of coexist with rats. on friday, the store had a re inspection by the health department was able to reopen at 11:30am. customers tell us ste operating again. there are probably rodents everywhere in the city and we try to keep him out of these places. if they've got it cleaned up and the health. >> inspectors as they can reopen, i guess that's good enough for me. the department required the story to hire a pest control service to a trap set possible pest entry points and they were instructed to sanitize and bleach all problem areas. according to the inspection report, the story did voluntarily throw away all food packaging with bite marks its open a decent hours. all still come >> seen comments about, you know, if you see year rapper, if your product is maybe some

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>> all right. welcome back, live. look outside at the city of san francisco. the castro district. you can see the pride flag waving proudly out there. this pride weekend at 9.13, this. >> saturday morning and hopefully at some nice weather out there for all the folks coming into the city it looks

that way, stephanie, both today and also tomorrow. >> only if the issue is tomorrow, this fog is going to be a little bit more aggressive than you see it here. this as you can know, that. >> and half moon bay, even at 9 o'clock here, it's still hanging around at the coast now will mix out a little bit tomorrow, but this front is kind of squeezing a little bit. this marine layer in squashing it a bit. so it's going to produce a little bit more that aggressive fog tomorrow, even though we're going to be talking about really hot temperatures coming our way. 72 at this hour for antioch 60's on the east bay. and now up in the north bay. 54, one of the exceptions because of that fog for half moon bay. 65 meanwhile for san jose, futurecast for as again, the fog clears out nicely. here is kind of the front. you can barely make it out except again squeezing that marine layer in a problem area along the peninsula, particularly it looks like and spreads back out again for monday morning. but don't let that for you. hot temps coming our way winds. meanwhile, that remain on shore today tomorrow throughout next week, even though we have that dome on

top of us, we're still going to get those afternoon winds working in the right direction. so that is a little bit of a plus here. so sunny and nice 70's for the bay near 90 happening inland. that's for the weekend bump that up to 100 plus early into the weekend. then 105. well, us as we head into tuesday, wednesday and thursday. that's the heat watch period that may be upgraded to a heat warning. here's a little tropical system to make note of as we speak. it is tropical storm burrell as we watch it go into the caribbean. it becomes a major hurricane in the eastern side before it goes to the caribbean, actually lose lot of its punch by thursday, only as a moderate hurricane. by that point. question is, is a go north of zika west still up in the air at this point, back in the home front, 70 san francisco. 76 oakland, 86 san jose. but we have 90, as you can see in the far east bay, they're up north, mixture of 80's and 90's. tomorrow should be much the same. looking good for the parade and all 96 for your monday and then away we

go now away. we go into natural history. 70. >> all right, dave, thanks so much. well, if you're looking for a way to get out of the summer heat, engage the whole family with a fun activity. why not check out a local museum. francisco. the calcutta. mia sciences debuts in exciting new exhibit. that's all about our beautiful state of california. and here to give us a preview is senior exhibit content developer page let is in ski. good morning to you we are so excited to have you here and have the academy here and have this giant fish year. haha. but first of all, tell us a bit about this exhibit is a great way for the whole family to get together something new. so california state of nature is a new permanent exhibition that just opened at the academy. >> and it focuses on the species places and people that really allow california to thrive. it's all about ecosystem, connections and celebrating that biodiversity right here in our home state and test. and what inspired

you and your team too. put together exhibition about california. well, california is filled with incredible nature, but also needs our help. so it's a great way to showcase a lot of the plants and animals as well as the research is being done at the academy and a lot of our community partners grey. so walk us through some of the different examples of things that people can see at the exhibition. sure saw a pick this one up here. so this is a specimen case of some really incredible butterflies all the we have an amazing entomology collection, which is the study of insects are arthropods and one of the things the exhibit does the shows how species both big and small really connect to each other. so you might think something like hamas. isn't that exciting? but if there's a big superbly and we get so excited about, yeah, bring. yeah. the moms can feed on the flowers. birds can feed on larger predators like coyotes feet on the

birdseye all connected share those throughout the exhibit. and if you could pull this of one more time so our cameras can get another nice shot of that. you walk us through some of the different specimens that are inside of this case here because she really the colors really just so interesting and vibrant. >> so this one here at the top is a a pipeline swallow or excuse a pale swallowtail butterfly next to it is a mourning we have red admirals larkins admirals and then over on the other side, we have our huge mobs. so both some skiing smalls hawk and those are the ones that are really important pollinators of the super so that is just incredible. and so many just an example of the many different species that we have in california it's just remarkable and that you're able to gather so many now. walk us through what we have here. you mentioned the coyotes us and we actually do have our fair share city coyotes in san francisco. we

do. there's about 100 resident coyotes here in the in the exhibit we partnered with some really great or been a college us from uc berkeley to learn about how species like coyotes can coexist with people. i think coyotes often get a really bad reputation, but they are really beneficial for the environment. they help control rodent populations. they also eat plants and berries. so they disperse seeds exactly. so i'm just a really great example of learning more about our own wildlife neighbors here in the bay. yes, and you also some flora and is that the correct way so walk us through that? also, we have a section about redwood forest and salmon are a really critical keystone species in redwood forests. also one, i'm very much in need of our protection. we have partnered with the yurok tribe up in northern california who are really involved in removal. to help create healthier rivers for salmon and got it. and so

people will have a chance to learn about the role that salmon play. and the significance of that in california ecosystem and also about the impact that dems can have on there. now on the on how on how they migrate every year as well. exactly. very, very, very interesting. no. >> are there any others, you know, must-see highlights of the exhibition that people absolutely have to check out? >> well, what's really exciting about the exhibition is that is remote, a sensory. so thert's things you can see things you can touch, even things you can smell. we have sensory plant station where you can smell different sense of the forest county are earthquake simulator. the chic houses right favorite son, my favorite specimens. probably the coyote on the screen right now in our urban ecology sections. lots to come. see him do when you can visit and tell us to about because obviously there's so many wonderful things about our state of california. how did show how did you have to boil it all down to be able to and select what she wanted to

really feature in this exhibition? it's really hard to all of the biodiversity of california in one space. so we focused on 4 distinct ecosystems for u.s. coast deserts in really to show how diverse the plants and animals are across california, but also areas that the academy is very actively involved in regenerating. we have scientists and staff out in the field on-site at the museum conducting collections research, really strengthen our understandings of the species of all those poor wonderful. again, this is a permanent exhibition. so this is going to be something that people can check out pretty much from now until infinity and beyond. haha, it is ongoing, but we will likely be doing some updates and refreshes. so we do always try to incorporate new experiences for visitors. so you can come back over and over again, right? and while we have you here would love ask you as well. just. how what can people do? what can the community do collectively to

really help with conservation efforts in protecting our rich biodiversity here in our state of california. so there are so many things you can do. i think one really good reminder is that our small actions do make a difference in terms of one thing that a lot of our visitors can participate indirectly is community science. so get out. take photos on your phone. there's a really amazing app called i naturalist. you can snap a photo of a sea urchin that you see in a typo or a coyote. if you see one in golden gate park upload that data and then that collectively we can help inform how we protect species going forward. fantastic. all right. page that is in thank you so much with the calcutta. new signs as we appreciate you joining us this morning and talking about of this incredible exhibit and also about the importance of our rich biodiversity in california. thank have to come visit. i would love to. yes. thank you so much. and be right back. there are signs

posted outside oracle park morning, hot dog vendors against doing business without a permit. those signs do say without a permit those vendors food may be confiscated. the city says permitted vendors are only allowed and they must sell pre-packaged food and the registered with the city. and estimated 166,000 travelers pass through sfo yesterday. mornings and evenings tend to be the busiest travel times at sfo. some travelers we spoke with said they had better luck with security lines in the afternoon. >> and a hope for the best when it comes security. >> airport officials urge travelers to arrive 2 hours

early for domestic flights and 3 hours for international flights for long-term parking. make sure to reserve ahead before spots right now. costco is opening 2 new warehouses in the bay area this fall. the napa in pleasanton locations open in october. the future cost going also has a gas station. pleasant in costco will be located across from stoneridge shopping center. no word yet on an exact opening date. and the pacific. he remains partially open indefinitely to repair damage from winter storms. this is footage from last year when high tides and large waves damaged sections of the pier engineers didn't assessment. they determined that pier suffered new damage since the initial damage in december 2023. as a result, experts recommended the city limit public access to the pier. the city continues to monitor the piers condition. >> area has approved new protections for renters why city officials say will help struggling families secure a struggling families secure a federal leases.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, the supreme court rules cities can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. and a measure to ban forced labor in california qualifies for the november ballot. all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it is 9, 39. 29 actually to be more specific this saturday morning. and let's do let's get a quick check of the weather with david daylight here. it's going to be pretty

warm out there. warm, warm, not going going to get flame went on. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. >> yeah, you've heard about it will be talking a lot more about it. when we walk into it looks like tuesday, wednesday, working appropriately. mother nature's air-conditioners showing up at half moon bay with the fog which are going to see tomorrow. 2 is actually be a little sluggish to peel on through because we have a last-minute front this trying to sneak on in. here's the fog pattern. again, real quick kind of mixes out pretty nicely. little bit of the coast. sure. then comes back tonight and look at it by the morning. it's still here and it's here throughout the afternoon as well. so that's a little problem area with that front. again and her backyard. once that passes, it's that high pressure zone that's going control everything from the week ahead. already at 75 for any act got 60's for the east bay and up north. some

50's hanging on the peninsula in 65 san jose. kind of a contrast to last yesterday. we're pretty close. couple degrees strike either direction. all this for the parade tomorrow, 10, 30, we've got 60 ish with fog in clearing out. that will be a warming trend. however, my son up there. but it will be turning mostly sunny by the afternoon that excessive heat for next week. we've got tuesday wednesday, thursday to watch out for at this point. it's an excessive heat watch that will be added to or amended for heat advisory or excessive heat warning which we're already seeing in the central valley, 70 88, rather by 1 o'clock and 90 will cover us for for same deal expected tomorrow. and again, getting hot into next week. we'll have details, stephanie. all right, dave, thanks. >> breaking news now, chp issued an amber alert for this 14 day old baby. the suspect valerie manning is accused of abducting braxton manning. valerie is described as a white woman 5 foot 7 with

brown hair and brown eyes. valery manning was last seen driving a 1991 black amigo. anyone with information should get in touch with chp right away. again, an image of child. >> right. they're braxton man who was believed to abducted. >> a new u.s. supreme court ruling says cities can ban a shelter. people from sleeping outside kron four's terisa stasio looks at how that decision may play out in san francisco. nearly 3,000 people currently live on the streets of san francisco, according to the city's recent count. >> with friday's supreme court ruling giving cities more authority vick and possibly site some like san francisco mayor london breed say the decision is beneficial. but with this opportunity will be able to do more too. >> clean and clear our streets, especially for those who are refusing shelter and services with the city for years. san francisco has and we will continue to utilize a balanced approach for

addressing homelessness on our streets. >> san francisco city attorney david chiu adding the court's ruling broadens the city's powers in a positive way. >> we've always led with the compassionate shelter and services first approach, but also balancing that with needing to keep our streets safe and clean this decision will allow the work of our city to be more efficient our time better spent. san francisco has found itself reeling for years attempting to solve its homeless crisis, trying to strike a balance between caring and meeting the needs. >> for the unhoused in keeping public streets accessible to all. >> this decision is a huge blow to unhoused people in san francisco who are already struggling to survive. >> jennifer friend buck is the executive director of the coalition of homelessness. decision is basically saying that it's ok to jail and arrest and find insight. >> unhoused people who have no other choice but to be on the streets. no amount of

criminalization is going to end homelessness. only housing does that. >> currently the coalition has a lawsuit against the city fighting for the rights of those on the street. >> the city to follow its own policies. the chacon ship is a lawyer with the group representing the current lawsuit. >> and the law enacted by its own voters and ensure that it is offering shelter before it is encampments. and we certainly want or did not to engage in the field practice of criminalization of homelessness. the mayor saying friday city services will act more quickly to compassionately reach out and step up efforts in light of the court's decision. >> the coalition says it is prepared to double down and fight for the rights of those unhoused more than ever before. theresa kron, 4 news. and governor gavin newsom is describing the court's decision as a victory. >> saying in part, quote, the decision removes a legal ambiguities that have tied the hands of local officials for years and limited their

ability to deliver on common sense measures to protect the safety and well-being of our communities. protections for renters go into effect monday. most landlords will no longer be able to charge more than a month's worth of rent for a security deposit. the protections are part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says a massive security deposits can be a huge burden for renters especially immigrants and people of color does not apply to mom and pop landlords renting out fewer than 5 units. and the east bay police in richmond arrested a church volunteer accused of rape. miguel villalobos is accused of assaulting a victim during a music lesson at saint cornelius church. police say that villalobos was the music director, the victim told police the alleged abuse started when she was a minor and continued for several years. police believe there may be more victims. anyone with information is asked to get in touch with richmond police. urgent care services

been approved for san mateo county residents who lost emergency services after storm damage this year. 7, supervisors unanimously approved a resolution tuesday granting nearly $500,000 to dignity health. that a cull foundation on a 6 month for a 6 month program. 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 and work to create affordable housing for farm workers started after last year's mass shooting of bill poor living conditions at local farms. opponents to that plan. we're concerned with the change from studio 2, 1, to 2 bedrooms, but all council members ultimately sided with the project's supporters. >> well, for local election headquarters, a measure to ban forced labor in the state of california, including in state prisons. >> has officially qualified for the november election ballot.

>> tally the votes eyes. 66 know 0. >> official count, a statement makers voted to qualify. the proposed constitutional amendment known as the end slavery in california can act for the ballot as it now stands. the california constitution ban slavery and involuntary servitude except as punishment for a crime. voters approved this constitutional amendment that exception no longer stands. backers of the proposal say forced labor in california prisons is routine and wrong. >> slavery is wrong and all forms and california should be clear in denouncing that in its constitution. >> the time has passed to finally end this practice. punishments should not involve exploitation and mask profiteering. this only serves to incentivize incarceration. let's do the right thing. >> as of now, the proposal has no formal opposition. >> the port of oakland has a

new director of aviation. craig simon will be in charge of the san francisco bay, oakland international airport. >> in 2020, he was the assistant director of aviation. he says it is a great honor to take the airport to new heights. it's first state law is now a governor gavin newsom's desk requiring students to complete pocketbook economics, which includes balancing a checkbook, managing credit cards and avoiding scams. if signed school districts and charter schools must offer a stand-alone one semester course and the 2027 school year. couples tied the knot at san francisco city hall on friday. newlywed couples. but a commemorative pride marriage license. spoke with one couple who exchange their i do's. >> 2 as part of the pride this was a special event. we want to be part of it. >> i mean, we something that we never thought possible before. so i it's just more than symbolic out. so the bid for

>> the office of the county clerk says more than 200 couples tied the knot yesterday wishing them a big congratulations and wonderful year ahead. but friday night, the organization illuminate kicked off another pride lighting ceremony at san francisco's ferry building this year. the flag is composed of 20 laser beams in honor of the city legalizing same marriage 20 years ago. the laser show last for 3 nights. >> and a busy weekend in san francisco. in addition to all the pride celebrations we mentioned. >> this is also the second weekend for the stern grove music festival. the spring concerts bring thousands of people to the city for the next few months. this weekend features a performance by chicano batman. that show starts at 2 and is already sold out. oracle, part of the so packed today as the giants take on the dodgers and one of the biggest series of the year. so far, the first game of the series sold out last night. i heard the fireworks going off by the ballpark. >> it also begins today and

sunday afternoon. also this weekend, san francisco host its first-ever 4th of july parade that starts at noon today and runs down the great highway between noriega in juba. but all of this happening in the city this weekend, people are coming that are who are coming into san francisco. well, you're all encouraged to take public transportation that might help save you some headache. >> we'll have that extra bottle water to to get into next week. tomorrow looks great for the parade will be clearing out some of this fog but temps hanging around 60 ish warming up nicely into the afternoon. but a check of your forecast not just for this weekend. and today, but also into next week morning news into next week morning news continues.

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>> mount tam going on here for look at that. some of the leftover fog there, which could be a little bit more aggressive. it looks like tomorrow to make note of see the same kind of pictures going on the east bay shoreline. can i says that fog just pretty much departed. just little haze off towards the distance. the teeth are coming out this week, though, 81 monday, if you're headed up to tahoe, 86 tuesday and continue to build on that, everybody in the summer mode. this talk about before this front right here in the our backyard. it's going to help kind of thicking up that marine layer right at the coast. and that's going to make the fog situation a little more problematic. so you actually won't see as much the way of sun. tomorrow afternoon. the new will see

today. it's just a little wrinkle in our forecast. most areas of the bay won't even notice. this is all happening. temperatures are going to be pretty close to where they are today. 75 already, antioch, most readings in the east bay checking into the 60's as we see up north too. 65 san jose and 62. meanwhile, for san francisco have a chilly 55 there. half moon bay. so here it is. the excessive heat. watch. it is at this point. san francisco not in that in that coast. also in the clear, this is now tuesday, wednesday, thursday zone we're looking at friday. still going to be plenty hot, too. now this is next. and it expanded, however, across most of the state. and we have an excessive heat warning going on for central valley. it's not much of a stretch. i expect we're going to see that for sacramento valley as well. however, the penetration of the bay area. maybe it will go with all of that as well. but definitely, i think the east bay, you'll probably be an excessive heat warning. that's a given futurecast for. so here is the star. he comes on him near high pressure monday. still not quite the right spot here. and then by tuesday, wednesday, that's perfect. you

got the higher the warm air upstairs. you get the daytime it out. little thumb on the ps - scale warms things up. you get subsidence the falling aaron. all that. but notice the wind directions there that looks offshore. but that's way upstairs at the surface. it continues on shore with that inland heating kind of driving. the machinery of are, quote, local winds. finally, we get to friday. it weakens a little bit and at the parts a stage here as we get into next weekend. so it looks like next weekend won't be as hot as it is during the week. so get a little bit of a relief happening. then 4 zone forecast tomorrow, 70 san francisco looking pretty dandy 60's at the coast. again, that fog slow to clear. well, tomorrow, particularly 77, burlingame, 79 for foster city. 85 palo alto in the south bay. let's do the mid 80's here, san jose. 86 lower 80's the east bay shore line. try valley around 90 for today. 90 or so walnut creek. 91 conquered 73 berkeley. the

also to 73. there's onshore wind helping 90 for fairfield napa. 84 in 95 for santa rosa. get ready. here we go. walk 102, tuesday, wednesday, 1, 0, 7, 102 thursday and friday even at 104. ultimately next weekend, it looks like it starts to break on so no offer when pop in here a little bit way up in northern california. but it looked ahead. it looks like it's still remain decently on surprise are getting that much of a wind. cuz usually with these heat spikes that shuts off all the surface winds entirely. so you might still have some debt areas, though. they don't have much the way of wind school, ok? got it. so. >> really got to make sure we are vigilant about. >> staying cool and hot this week shock. the system uses a little later in the season. we get these. all right. thanks a lot to that. in a landmark case on homelessness, the supreme court ruled cities can ban or other can enforce bans on homeless people. sleeping outdoors. >> the case originated out of grants. pass oregon this

cities around the court's decision reverses a lower court ruling that stopped the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment writing for the majority. justice neil gorsuch said fines and jail time or not. cool or unusual because they are not design to increase quote, tara pain or disgrace commonly used punishments across the country. in response justice sonia sotomayor. she disagreed, writing, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime for some people sleeping outside is their only option. the u.s. supreme comes with a new report says san jose has the fourth-highest homeless population in the country. according to finance website, insider monkey for every 100,000 people. san jose has more than 360 residents who are homeless. advocates say there are a number of factors contributing to this, including the lack of affordable housing and soaring rents mayor matt mahan addressed how this week's ruling will impact encampments in the city.

>> just as we have read that targets for building affordable housing and market rate housing, we need target is from the state and for so that everybody is in on the solutions. the whole says together, we can homelessness. we're going to every city in every county to expand that base dignified shelter and those inpatient treatment beds. >> among the ranking san jose comes in behind new york city. that ranks at number 3 la ranks. second, eugene oregon taking the top spot. oakland mayor sheng thao says the ruling does not change what her administration has been committed to. a statement she says in part, quote, the best way to prevent homelessness create long-term solutions is to create more affordable housing units. the city's team continue to work tirelessly to address the critical needs of our city. that's why we are also taking steps to strengthen our encampment management policy to ensure ruling is not used as an incentive for other cities to

push the homelessness crisis into nearby cities. stay with us on air and online. as we learn more about the impact of the scotus ruling. download that free kron. 4 mobile app. to get push alerts sent to your mobile device. you can find the latest information on our website as well. kron 4 dot com. oakland police say you can expect to see more police on patrol as part of their summer safety plan. this comes just 2 weeks after 14 people were shot at lake merritt during a juneteenth celebration. but even with that increased enforcement police are asking residents for their support. >> we can't do this alone. you know, we're not going to be able to make arrests for everything unless people come forward provide us information. >> opd says it is understaffed with schedules are being adjusted to accommodate for the summer months. and this all comes as police search for suspects involved in 3 deadly shootings. the first happening on coliseum way monday morning. that victim died at

the scene. the second happening early tuesday on international boulevard, that victim was dropped off at the hospital where they later died. the 3rd shooting happening just hours after in the city's eastmont neighborhood. that victim also died at the hospital. police have not said if these shootings are connected. oakland city leaders have one day left to decide on the mayor's budget proposal. the city now faces a multi-million dollar budget deficit kron four's. dan kerman brings us the latest. >> the city of oakland's in a world of financial trouble and faces a 292 million dollar budget deficit for this year. and next year. how did this happen for years? the city has spent more money than the revenues. it is taken in the budget cycle, as you said, repeats a pattern that we've seen for years. >> we have been making decisions and ignoring. have to be in fiscal stewards of the taxpayers. hard earned dollars. >> the city is faced with

mayor sheng taos budget which would freeze hiring but hold off on layoffs but relies on a one-time revenue package with the sale of the city's half of the coliseum property, the sale that has yet to take place. and as a result, city finance officials say that could impact the city's credit rating. i'm very concerned about our bond being reduced. the other proposal doesn't rely on the coliseum. property sale, but that means less revenue for the city and big service cuts, including reducing the number of police officers by about 100. it is going to have a major impact. >> my ability to cover patrol ships and 2 just provide basic response services to the citizens of oakland, despite what we've been hearing, the council does not have to take a vote before the end of this month. >> in fact, they plan to have another meeting and take a vote this coming tuesday. dan

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blue triton brands. you probably notice arrowhead. the latest is the route of the lawsuit is the latest in several attempts by activists to stop the extraction of spring water from the san bernardino mountains. california faces an insurance crisis. after all that extreme weather we've seen sparking massive wildfires and dangerous winter storms. the chronicle says that state farm wants to raise rates 30% for homeowners and 36% for condo owners. 52 1% for renters everything. just going up here, it's a possible sign that state farm could be in financial trouble. in march, state farm announced it would drop 30,000 homeowner policies to reduce that exposure to risk in the past month, they decided to carry some policies but only if homeowners go through a 3rd party for fire insurance. >> and an important reminder again, contra costa county urging people to leave the shows to the pros this 4th of july.

>> fire officials gave a stern independence day warning stressing the dangers of fireworks combined with the current weather conditions which dave, you've been doing. a great job tracking for us now in contra costa county. people caught selling or using illegal fireworks can be prosecuted. a possession of 25 pounds or less of any type of firework is a misdemeanor with a fine ranging up to $1000 and even a year in jail. >> we're seeing it. we're seeing some fires already. our law enforcement partners are already receiving those calls and taking action on those calls. >> well, this year there will be 5 fireworks show sanction by contra costa county. anything outside of those involving fireworks is banned county wide. and the safest way to enjoy the 4th of july celebrations, of course, from the comfort of your own home, you can do that with kron 4. join noelle bellow and dan thorn. they're hosting our firework special this year featuring fireworks from san francisco. san are in that special airs thursday starting and 9 o'clock. and hopefully

the weather will be nice for that as well. yeah. problem you see is the fog has a sneak in, but i think this time will be in the city because it's a different setup that we have today's highs. >> there you have them lower to middle 90's, 90's and 80's mixture up north. 62 going on for half moon bay, which tomorrow i think we're going to have more of a fog issued a lookout for. i know it's kind of weird even though we're looking. >> at a big heat spike there you have an ouch. we'll have more on what this is become heat advisory. heat warning all that stuff. when we get little closer to that. but it's tuesday, wednesday, thursday, the days to watch and again for the parade looks pretty good about 60 ish and the city tomorrow, a time of festivities and the fog breaking away. all right. very good. so. >> i want people got to do the best that they can to stay safe from all that hot weather, you and just enjoy the weekend, everybody. thanks so much for joining us here. we'll see you back here bright and early. >> 07:00am for our weekend >> 07:00am for our weekend morning news.

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