jack: thanks for joining me and grover on today's adventure. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna, hoping you'll come along next time as i go into the wild. [music] >> pride weekend is officially in full swing and the big parade kicks off later this morning. preview of all the festivities straight ahead. and city officials cracked down on unlicensed hot dog carts outside of oracle park. why the move is cooking up. controversy. >> 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. i'm

stephanie lin. >> it is sunday, june, the 30th. and let's get your day started with a look at the weather with 2 outs states stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. a pretty good day to day in store for us, although we're going to get a little flavor of the heat coming our way for you, folks inland as temperatures already march. well, in the business of the 90's this afternoon. and again, that's just the beginning. >> of what's coming for this week ahead. also, a bit of fog developing to now. we see to half moon bay all open up very nicely. as you can see here later today, you might get the intrusion of some fog kind of swinging around a little bit kind of unusual during the day. use the mixes out. but there you see it kind of collect along the coast along the peninsula. little bit. there and it returns overnight, but it erodes away before dawn. it looks like tomorrow morning. setting us up for a very hot forecast. now that high has to get the right position. it's not there yet. you still see intrusion coming into the northwest leftover some scattered clouds there. winds are calm. the single digits will have the traditional onshore. winds are

expected today tomorrow and just about all week long. 75 going on for antioch. a lot of 60's for the east bay. 74 up to santa rosa and a nice cool. 55 going on for half moon bay. so here's the new map for you. that is a warning that you see and the darker kind of paint color out there inland in the north, a little bit in the south bay to but around the perimeter of the bay that orange, that's a heat advisory now as another little with dan them to all of this the early part of the week on monday, solano county, you folks also have a red flag warning even though the winds are coming onshore because of the hotter temperatures, humidity levels have dropped. so we're at 83 at 11 o'clock. 89 expected by 2 o'clock, although some of those inland spots already. well, the business of the nineties morning forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank know, and love is love. today marks the official kickoff for the san francisco pride parade >> our kron four's tough injustice. brings us a preview of the fight. >> right today's the day today

is a big pride parade and the city has been working hard setting up and getting ready for it. this is where all the floats will be lined up before they take to the parade route. it is going to be a busy day in the city. we've got a big parade today in a giants game. so this is a day that you should expect some traffic. the parade starts at 10 30 this morning. it will begin on market in beale street and ends at civic center plaza where most of the sanctions festivities will occur. market street is going to be preoccupied. there are road closures you want to talk about. these are the street closures for the pride parade pulled between mcallister and grove will be blocked off. >> larkin between mcallister in market along with will to between high dan larkin. those streets will be blocked off for the pride parade and with this parade, heavy traffic community would not be a bad idea. bart is offering its most robust service ever in. the agency says trains will begin service at 8 o'clock this morning. it will run a 5 line service every 5 minutes.

they say their busiest hours will be 10:32pm, the normal 3 line service will resume after 09:00pm. so lots to do in the city today. there will be lots of pedestrians as well. so keep an eye out if you want even more information about the pride parade that's happening today. just go online. a kron 4 dot com reporting tiffany justice kron 4 news. all right, stephanie, thank you. and people gathering. >> for this weekend's activities can expect to see more security around the parade. federal authorities issued security warnings last month's a foreign terrorist groups could exploit gatherings associated with the lgbtq+ community parade. organizers say they invested nearly a million dollars on security. we heard from at least one community eroup on this issue. >> last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in california. >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to report violent threats made online or in person.

>> well, lots of people gathered on san francisco streets to celebrate pride on saturday. >> trump was photojournalist malcolm jackson shows us more. >> i >> i everyone coming together.

>> i >> also want >> early 4th of july celebration kicked off in san francisco on saturday. hundreds of people marched down the great highway for the wagon float parade. lots to see. you can see the kids even coming out on bikes and scooters there. one participant wore an inflatable uncle sam outfit. check this out. egos. haha, i'm very

patriotic. well, in a controversial move, unlicensed hot dog vendors can no longer conduct business outside of oracle park. rob ford's jack moment reports. >> it's a california staple. delicious here in the bay area. what's known as dirty dog is a common way of life. for many people join sports gam's or the nightlife. but now here at oracle park, if you want to find yourself dirty dog. >> you have to go across the street only working its vendor tells us the hot dog cart business is not doing too well. what is known running and they run cities if they got crack down on hot dog carts, pushing them further from the park and also high grocery costs, having them charge up to $10 now a dog. >> it used to be just $5, not good money. no, no. the morning. now the san francisco department of public health

says it didn't put up these signs. tell it vendors not to sell, but they are working with the task force to crack down on selling food without a permit. the agency says that could lead to illness and unsanitary conditions. but hot dog sellers like castillo tell us she doesn't have a permit and got her car taken away before the giants season started. i knew make him and faith graham pay everything, have it too she says not everybody who applies will get a permit. the process is long. >> she says money needs to be made. >> they cut >> to the that despite the warning by the san francisco department of public health, many people today's game tell me regarding those hot dog vendors, they simply just don't care. i support small businesses. >> carlos park came up from san jose. good. mean, this group who was shocked to see the dirty dogs nowhere near the stadium had like a lot of things. we are unsanitary they want to if they want try to crack a butters, they need to

look in how at least for now. if you want your dirty doc fix, it's just a couple minutes away in san francisco jacmel that kron 4 news. happening tomorrow. new protections for california renters. go into effect. >> most landlords can no longer charge more than a month's worth of rent for security deposit. it's part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says huge security deposits can be a burden for renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law does not apply to mom and pop landlords to rent out fewer than 5 units. and the east bay. the city of oakland ends its emergency moratorium on rent increases during covid. landlords could not raise rent but starting tomorrow they will be able to increase rent by a certain percentage. more details on kron 4 dot com. the search is on for suspects in a shooting that injured 2 teens. one of the victims is in critical condition. it happened saturday night near the south bay where bart station on west

tennyson road. police say one of the victims managed to call emergency services. anyone with information is asked to please contact police. in the north bay. authorities canceled the amber alert for a newborn baby believed to have been abducted by his mother. hope police announced 2 week-old braxton manning was found unharmed with his 28 year-old mother valerie manning. police say valerie had threatened to harm the child, but that baby has again been found safe. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the steelhead trout making a comeback in the east bay. >> what this means for alameda through the 90's. we'll take a look at that and the hot week that lies ahead. the kron that lies ahead. the kron morning news continues.

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>> biologists say the steelhead trout is making a comeback in the east bay so far this year, more than 2500 of these animals have been found in alameda creek. that's up from last year when the average number was about 37 fish for the first time, some of this year's tagged fish were spotted in san francisco bay. and that means work to restore the alameda creek area is paying off. conservationists say that route had been blocked from migrating by dams and flood control building. so some good news for the trial population this morning. it's also the beloved sammy, this east line statue returns to its perch wednesday morning. last year's

january. storms knocked it down, crews did create a new cement platform for the 1900 pound statue. wow, that's a heavy one. there. sammy returns to his perch. 06:00am on wednesday. he was first installed in 1957. wow. i that was a pretty severe storm at that time to have knocked down 1900 pound statue. my goodness. and the nasty. yeah, definitely. fortunately weather looking much nicer here today compared to last winter, right? looking like a beautiful start to your looking at the city of san francisco at the 7.14 this morning yeah, it looks like a lot of that fog is already departed for good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks good for the parade this morning. >> and also at half moon bay, which sometimes the fog has to hide out a little bit opened the skies up nicely. as i mentioned earlier, however, it looks like some of this might return. oddly enough, as we approach around noon into the early afternoon, particularly along the coast and maybe some scattered clouds for san

francisco is an exception to everybody else. today. alright, here's a look at your current temperatures. got a lot of 60's on the board here. 59 for freeman. 78 for antioch, up north got a mixture of 60's and 70's. 55, by the way, for half moon bay. and it shows up a little bit here as well. we get to the afternoon and you can see how the peninsula's covered up a little bit with a few scattered clouds to make note of. but again, on balance, looks pretty sunny for most of the bay today by tomorrow morning and see how it fills up monterey bay. but then mixes out very, very quickly into the afternoon. so we're really looking at a hot forecast as we get into next week, even though these winds loyally on shore. they are. i mentioned this earlier to solano county. you have addition everything going on a red flag kicks in on monday will be around through wednesday. it looks like and that's with winds in the right direction to it. just temperatures are getting so hot, the relative humidity, even though you don't add or take away any moisture. the relative humidity numbers start to fall anyway because

the air has more of a capacity to hold more moisture. and when it gets hotter, sunny and nice for today, we've got 70's going on for the bay 90's inland for early part of the week. warming quickly, 80's for the bay 100 plus inland. then we jump into a category, get to midweek. we may push near one 10, certainly between the 1, 0, 5, one, 10 range and 90's covering the bay. only breaking. it looks like now perhaps into the following weekend. looks like this heat advisory snp warning will be sticking around for friday as well. we won't be hearing as much about this because we've got all this hot weather going on. but just to show you the tropics through the good strong hurricane category 3, carol, coming our way, a on our way, but coming to the caribbean, max winds at one 15. you can see that would be by wednesday and generally it looks like to the bay of campeche e is where it's going try to head and perhaps hit the mexican gulf of mexico coast. by that point, that would be early into the following week. but some models want to kick it up to texas. so we'll see as we get a little closer back to what's

going on here. a few scattered clouds for san francisco, mild. 71 79 for open 86 san jose and the big map. the have the middle 90's far east and up north santa rosa. 86 meanwhile for san jose. but make no mistake about it. hot, hot, hot 97 tomorrow. and by tuesday, 102. we'll just continue to add to that later on for this week's in the gloves are coming off. going to be hot one to this week. yeah, absolutely. nikes one 93. but you know, and that to goodness, we're still building on that. so when get hotter, you know, that's where we have a 105, to one 10 range. so watch out contra costa county solano counties. napa. >> get hit hard. all right. good information there. thanks so much, dave. santa cruz couple. it was a vacation that turned into a nightmare. they say they were visiting maui this month when they were carjacked and robbed at gunpoint. >> jim energy area reports. >> it's a nightmare, alex. and just in a loose arrow say will haunt them forever. a road to hama excursion turned hyden

run for their lives. overnight up the backside of haleakala after being carjacked by one man and seeing more join in on what they call a hunt. the initial trauma of having a gun to your face is one thing. but that is all something that we could easily. yeah, get over, but it feeling of being hunted and not knowing. >> the extent of you know, they what they what they would do, what they wanted and who he had at his finger tips to help. it happened on the evening of june 4th on the compost site of haleakala after gps and friendly local assurances said that was the route to take back to yeah, we didn't have any. we didn't have any reservations now guarding that route. the road is beautiful. they and block the road at a pinch 0. one car wide robbed them at gunpoint, ordered them afoot back toward hana. >> only to grow more aggravated leading to a heightened chase. a gunshot fired. and an overnight odyssey that lasted well through the next day, ending with a national park ranger

rescue atop haleakala. this should not have happened clearly this was another escalation. >> and some of the things that he has done before, the bill is higher and he was in prison. >> i'm awaiting his trial. then this would not have happened just one month prior. court records show christopher helmer was arrested on a kidnapping and terroristic threatening case he bailed out at the police station upon arrest on a $55,000 bond. >> county prosecutor andrew martin explaining police then forward the case to prosecutors. and when we received the case, we indicted helmer at the next available grand jury may 24th and ask the court to set a quarter million dollar bail. it was on that outstanding warrant that police arrested helmer 4 days after the loose arrows incident. and this week prosecutors indicted homer in connection with their case, adding another $500,000 bail to total $750,000 for both cases. he was in our rental

car. >> so he doesn't have not very you know, he's not a smart that, but he is a prolific one at just 35 years old. he already has decades of convictions for kidnapping and assault, including an incident from his teenage years for which he's on the offender registry. >> robbery abuse, including n pregnant girlfriend, terroristic threatening assault criminal property damage and accidents involving damage he has been in and out of jail and back and forth with probation, parole and residential drug rehab. according to the loose arrows, helmer stood out as a suspect in their case. according to this interaction with the liaison officer assigned to their case, he was very kind. he was apologizing. he said this is not about the maui that i know. love. yeah. this is a this is a a heinous act that that. >> he was even at right away who he thought that meanwhile, local statewide and visitor and business agencies showing an outpouring of support for the victims. the maui visitors and convention bureau telling

me they were very surprised to the crime of this nature would occur. >> and a special acknowledgement to visitor oriented police officer kevin dunn for going above and beyond. he basically became a police escort and took us everywhere and he understood the severity of the situation. law enforcement and agency response to this incident came from mpd prosecutors, the maui visitors and convention bureau and the visitor aloha society. also national park service, maui memorial medical center and ambulance medical treatment necessary after a physically dangerous overnight hike in frigid temperatures risking injury and dehydration, hawaii tourism authority chairman movie heineman says crime against visitors is rare in hawaii. i'd like to assure travelers that the hawaiian islands remain a safe and welcoming place to visit. despite this isolated occurrence. i have enough capacity to realize that these terrible man that did this to us in the man that held gunpoint. >> he's not a direct reflection of. >> now we just want say to alex and just tina.

>> you handled this terrible, unfathomable tragedy was such grace. >> and with such a as horrific as this was and should never have happened we prayed will be appropriately dealt with so that it never happens again. >> according to prosecutors, the investigation into the involvement of other individuals remains active and ongoing. gina man, jerry. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, the u.s. navy being sued by a local environments, right? environmental rights group. look at the lawsuit after this. the united states navy

coming under fire in a lawsuit filed by much by and environmental rights group. >> the suit filed by greene action comes in response to accusations from residents in the hunters point neighborhood in san francisco. the plaintiffs claim there is a radioactive waste. there is radioactive waste, rather at the hunters point shipyard and claim the navy failed to completely remove toxic waste in the area. activists say rising sea levels are also spreading of that waste to nearby neighborhoods. the group says they are seeking environmental justice, not financial compensation, adding a successful lawsuit will protect community health and create job opportunities to clean up efforts. the state's project to build a high-speed rail between san francisco and los angeles cleared a major hurdle this week. the state's

high speed rail authority got complete environmental approval for the last remaining link in the rail. the route between palmdale and burbank. developers say that's the most challenging stretch of the project because it features some of the longest tunnels, the price tag for that part alone is more. and 22 billion dollars. >> lawmakers finally pass a final state budget. but it comes as california faces a multi billion dollar deficit. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you what it funds and what cuts.

>> 7.28 this morning. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a look at the new laws going into effect tomorrow, including a toll hike at the golden gate bridge and how a group of local girl scouts is taking on the issue of gender equality. welcome back. and thank you so much for joining us. 7.29 now this saturday or other this sunday morning. let's get you a quick check of your forecast with dave sphar. >> hey day. haha date is. >> i went that is going attorneys typing away. he's forecasting models. very a warning shot was okay. there we go. >> allison, stephanie, we do the same situation. we're talking about one little done them. and i mentioned this earlier up in solano county. you folks for monday, tuesday,

wednesday. now have a red flag warning and addition to everything we've talked about, you have all the heat that we talked about. but that's another wrinkle. even though the winds are going to be pretty much on shore. now, another little thing see happen, bay, nice in blue skies in place. yeah. that unfortunately may not last. see the thrusting we have here from this system that we already got of from overnight this little low. well, because of all of that, it's kind of squeeze in the marine layer a little bit. so we'll see some fog redevelop, maybe in some scattered clouds in san francisco. that's a possibility. let's get to the fog. you see what i'm talking about this afternoon. you don't normally see that visibility levels falling during the day. but you can see that right along the coast and again, some scattered clouds may be in san francisco. the rest, the bay is this not impacted by that at all overnight. yeah. but then that mixes out, as you can see very quickly tomorrow morning. unusual to something to keep in mind, trying avoid the heat and head of the coast. you may do so and also get a lot of cloud cover, too. meanwhile, we have 70's and 60's on the big board. let's compare this to 24 hours ago.

wow. what a big difference. a player in the santa rosa at 21 degrees ahead of where we were this time yesterday with a half-dozen degrees ahead of the numbers that we had from yesterday to for the parade looking great 10, 30, we'll call it and call it mostly sunny and nice with temps near 70 already. but again, penciling in some of those scattered clouds by the afternoon. so i don't think it's going to be so much of an issue in the morning. west winds, by the way, at about 10 back to that excessive heat map for you to show you how things have changed a little bit. excessive heat warning. that's where you see the dark purple. the orange is along the east bay shoreline. meanwhile, they have the heat advisory in place and that does cover good chunk of the peninsula. this is tuesday through friday that's been expanded. so it's not doesn't end on thursday. goes through friday and it will be a little toasty as we head into next weekend. and on top of all that we have a hurricane as well. so we'll talk about that a little bit later on coming up stephanie. all right. looking forward to that. thank you. >> governor gavin newsom signed off on the final state budget saturday afternoon. that deal comes after months of negotiations about what to

cut and what to keep 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 meet 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 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. not right. >> 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. the budget takes effect july 1st reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, santa rosa police arrested a man friday accused of carrying weapons and drugs. police say they found 15 grams of meth loaded pistols, a knife and brass knuckles on the suspect. the man was booked into jail on multiple charges. police

arrested a pacific command earlier this week for firing a weapon during a family argument. police say they responded to a call just after 06:00pm on friends court police are taking statements from neighbors when they heard a gun go off inside the home. officers managed to talk to the resident and get him to come outside where they took him into custody. no injuries reported starting tomorrow night clubs and bars in california must have drug testing kits in stock at all times. supporters say the move will help prevent assaults. kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> starting july first, nightclubs and bars will be required to offer drug testing kits must have signs like this r one that say don't get riffey drink. spiking drug test kits available here and after a staff member for details, this new law will be enforced by the d partment of alcoholic beverage control. what the actual kids need to test for, which includes ghb ketamine and a couple other items to

law only applies to businesses that do not serve food or hold a tie. 48 license and they will be required to stop these drug testing kits and make them available for free or at a low cost the lives and specific on what type of kid stay must have to get a general range. that there's a lot of different items out there include straws stickers test strips. and so with the law says that these kits must be on hand. it does have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. some bars we spoke with off camera say they have been providing these kits for months but others feel they were not given enough notice to comply and time interact with bars nightclubs, making sure that they are administratively up to date that they're in compliance. >> you know, that could be administrative fines from this if they're not. but we're in what we expect most of the licensees from the feedback we've gotten to be ready to go in and ready to offer this to their clients.

>> that was kron four's lezla gooden reporting for us this morning. also starting tomorrow pg and e reduces rates for the summer. the utility says most customers will see rates go down by nearly 9%. the change is expected to last a few months pg and e says the temporary rate cut comes after the company collected costs for work on wildfire prevention and storm response in 2020 2021. and starting tomorrow, you'll pay $0.50 more to cross the golden gate bridge the toll for fastrak drivers also jumping from a 75 to 9.25. drivers who don't have fastrak paid $10. and $0.25 the couple and toll up to $7. and $0.25. those rates continue to go up by $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. officials say the toll increases help address the bridge's 220 million dollar budget deficit. very robust holes. also up by $0.25. july 4th, just around the corner. but not everyone is a fan of the fireworks. the

east bay spca is urging pet owners to take precautions. >> a nice why area the home you can play classical news. it kicks off. rock rated is another option more that's confined dark. so if you have windows, make sure they're closed or maybe in a bathroom where they feel safe and secure. >> rescue officials recommend putting a microchip or a form of id on your pet. in case they run off. for your money. if you're planning on a cookout over the 4th of july holiday, prepared to spend just a little more than last year, the price of just about everything is up, including burgers and chips. a wells fargo report shows beef has the highest inflation among meats increasing around 4% since last year. potato salad is a cheaper option for you. then ships which went up about 3%. the cost of potatoes down from last year and ice cream

up 3%. and the price of cupcakes jumping more than 5%. i feel little bit more in your wallet. this a girl scout troop of 11 year-old girls are taking on an ambitious project looking at the challenges women face in leadership. our vicki liviakis reports. >> they're the girl scout troop of pacifica, her taking on gender equality. we interviewed san francisco tv liviakis to learn about experiences of women in news. >> challenges you face being a living and media. >> my first big challenge was i was a news director. way back. i think people just didn't know what to do with female spoke with music journalist influencer. >> allison had to endure to learn about her experience as a media influencer. >> people of great change

needed remain place because ground. >> yes, i think that people have treated me differently because i'm a girl. i can sense sometimes that i have to just really prove myself more. sharing stories of people not getting the same salaries as their male counterparts. parts really upset the girls in a >> just was like, you know, wow, that's not fair. why is that something that's still happening? he interviewed just to make a list for gun director of one of 7, 7, the in san francisco flight about harness during media. >> it's always been a male dominated inches industry, but it is changing. i will say that. i mean, i'm the first program director of the ballon, the radio station that i run >> that is been a female. and i hope that i and teaching you guys a little something in giving you something that that will help you become stronger. >> along the way, i really have a lot of faith in in your generation. no pressure that you guys will make that once the girl scouts complete their

information gathering, they hope to take it to social media to cover the aca's kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news giants fans invited to celebrate the life and career of the legendary willie mays. details straight ahead. google's new smartwatch for kids to keep some active connected and smart phone free. >> i'm rich demuro. my review. com

>> in the tropical atlantic satellite imagery caught lightning flashes at the center of hurricane beryl. it's expected to bring the risk of heavy rain. hurricane force winds and dangerous

storm surges in waves. bill is expected to move through the caribbean and affect the south of cuba by wednesday, it looks quite ominous out there. that's a check in with day for more on this and other weather. >> you know, they're known as heat stephen is one of the things it actually loses most of its energy going through space. and it's actually incidental the winds. but it's a good morning, everybody. what's going on with those barrel thing? it becomes a major hurricane category 4 as it goes into the caribbean, as you will notice there early part of the week, monday, tuesday, then actually in the caribbean, it loses a lot of punch. good news there coming down to a category 2. this will be by thursday. looks like it's going to hit the yucatan peninsula into the bay of campeche. e and then finally hit in the gulf of mexico coast of mexico. that's when it looks like on one model run, another one inches up to texas. so this will have to be watch later on during the week. and yosemite. look at that. nice start to the

day. nice and peaceful but warming it will get tahoe was well, 86 tuesday, 89 on wednesday, summer in full force. there back home. 78 going on for antioch. 65 meanwhile, livermore concord at 69, much warmer santa rosa this morning. we saw yesterday with 60's elsewhere. 57 chilly degrees for half moon bay. some scattered fog expected later on for today. excessive heat warning. that's what you see. the dark pink colors there. meanwhile, the oranges around a good chunk of the bay. that's the heat advisory tuesday wednesday, thursday and now friday has been added to the list and also as a sidebar issue, solano county, you folks have a red flag warning monday tuesday and into wednesday. look at the coverage area, though, for the successive heat warning. the watch remains down to socal. they're just kind of watching to see if they want to go forward with that or if it's going to be heat advisory. so what's causing this is our big dome of high pressure will be right in the right spot by tuesday aloft. the winds are offshore. however, at the

surface more important, they remain on shore. even though sullivan county does have that a red flag warning by thursday. you can see it's still close at hand. so got to keep those numbers very elevated with that tends to be when you get the high too close to us, that starts to shut down the wind. so the winds may not be as active later on during the week. it's hard to get them going here. and then as we get into next weekend, they start drifting away. see that that you see a storm in the winter months now. it's something that breaks the back up or heat spikes us get your 4 zone forecast today. 71 san francisco to the coast will keep him in the 60's because later on that fog, redeveloping 73 for burlingame. 77 foster city, san carlos and 80 and the south bay. we had 86 san jose 84 for santa clara, east bay shoreline, upper 70's now tri valley already popping through the 90's here. 92 walnut creek, 92 for concord, 78 for berkeley, the laos. 77 numbers really moving here like vacaville at 97 gives an idea the sacramento valley is going to be plenty toasty 90 going on for napa in 95 santa rosa. some of the north bay numbers are starting to move with us

as well. so we've got 102, going on by tuesday. wednesday, 107, very hot. and it's not done with us as we head into the holiday, stephanie, in a little bit beyond. still 104, looks like on saturday. wow. so they may potentially kind of expand that. they cut it off on thursday just yesterday. expanded to friday. maybe continue. wonderful saturday will well, my goodness. okay. so we were just brace ourselves for a very toasty week ahead is going to be that. all right. thanks a lot, dave. >> for your health. a new study suggests a link. >> between exposure to bright lights at night and type 2 diabetes. >> australian researchers say too much like between 12:30am, and 06:00am can disrupt circadian rhythms leading to changes in insulin, production glucose metabolism. this could affect the body's ability to regulate blood sugar, leading to type 2 diabetes. they also say the brighter the lights, the higher risks. a new mexico judge is allowing alec baldwin's criminal trial to proceed after denying the

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was 0 arizona. they added on in the 3rd turns the big league. this time mccarthy shoots one into center field. christian walker too. 2, nothing diamondbacks. there we go. arizona scored again. could again in the 4th this time to arizona says it shot down the left-field line all the way to defense. the rbi double makes it 3, that was more than enough run. support. zach allen him with the study backs ace handcuff all gamers. >> going 6 scoreless innings and giving up only one along with 7 strikeouts to improve his record. 6, 4, time to get 7 backs. get a 3, nothing shutout win a's play their final game of the series today at one tent. we'll be right at one tent. we'll be right back.

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at kron 4 this 4th of july, dan thorn and well bellow, they host our special fireworks show this thursday, starting at 9 o'clock you can enjoy life. fireworks performances across the bay area straight from the comfort of your home to make sure you join us thursday at night. still ahead, the big parade. >> for pride kicks off today san francisco. we've got a preview of the fun and a look at the road closures you can expect in the city today. plus, san francisco cracks down on unlicensed street dog vendors around oracle ballpark. why this move is cooking up. controversy. and new renter protections go into effect tomorrow. the changes that could be coming to your security deposit. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues in just minutes.

>> pride weekend is officially in full swing and the big parade kicks off later this morning. we've got a preview of all the festivities straight ahead. and city officials cracked down on unlicensed hot dog carts outside of oracle park in san francisco. why the move is cooking up controversy. >> 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. >> it's sunday, june. the 30th. let's get your day started with a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a big time heat wave coming our way. this is a real big spike. we're going to get next week as those

temperatures. klein, the on the 105, range come the middle of next weekend. we have heat advisories going on. >> for just about all week long, we talking about that half moon bay, one nice place to escape. all of this looks pretty nice. we'll probably see some scattered fog and cloud cover develop later on this afternoon, a little unusual. we don't tend to get that happening later in the day. but that's what the models are telling us as we get kind of this thrusting coming in from this leftover flow pattern of this low that we already had. we'll get some fog early tonight. and then that will clear up pretty quickly for tomorrow. there you see it in the bigger picture all over the northwest. just delays. our temperature climb that were expected later for the week. meanwhile, our winds on shore, they remain despite all of the solano county, you're looking at a red flag warning that will be for monday tuesday into wednesday. again, even with an onshore wind temperatures right now checking into warm numbers like santa rosa. 77 78 going on for any auc. and even 74 for concord with other readings elsewhere in the 60's with a chilly 57 for half moon bay. here it is. excessive

heat warning east of the east bay hills down to the south bay and a little bit into the santa cruz mountains, too, as well as north bay and then around the perimeter of the bay. you're looking at mostly heat advisory. this will from tuesday through friday. now that a new number 2 time for us. 86 at high noon about 90 or so by 3. but we'll see plenty of readings they get into the middle 90's. again, there's more of that to come in the next week. we'll be talking about it and a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank and love is love. today marks the official kickoff for the san francisco pride parade. let's check in now with proud boys, tiffany justice for a preview of the fun. >> right. today's the day today is a big pride parade and the city has been working hard setting up and getting ready for it. this is where all the floats will be lined up before they take to the parade route. it is going to be a busy day in the city. we've got a big parade today in a giants game. so this is a day that you should expect some traffic. the parade starts at 10 30 this morning. it will begin on market in

beale street and ends at civic center plaza where most of the sanctions festivities will occur. market street is going to be preoccupied. there are road closures want to talk about. these are the street closures for the pride parade pulled between mcallister and grove will be blocked off. >> larkin between mcallister in market along with will to between hyde and larkin. those streets will be blocked off for the pride parade. and with this parade, heavy traffic community would not be a bad idea. bart is offering its most robust service ever in. agency says trains will begin service at 8 o'clock this morning. will run a 5 line service every 5 minutes. they say their busiest hours will be 10:32pm, the normal 3 line service will resume after 09:00pm. so lots to do in the city today. there will be lots of pedestrians as well. so keep an eye out if you want even more information about the pride parade that's happening today. just go online kron 4 dot com reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news.

>> people gathering for this weekend's festivities can expect to see more security around the parade. federal authorities issued security warnings last month saying foreign terrorist groups could exploit gatherings associated with the lgbtq+ community parade. organizers say they invested nearly a million dollars on security. we heard from at least one community group on this issue. >> last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in california. >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public report. any violent threats made online or in person. and plenty of people gathered on san francisco streets to celebrate pride on saturday. trump was photojournalist local malcolm jackson shows us more. >> most

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>> early 4th of july celebration kicked off in san francisco on saturday. hundreds of people marching down the great highway for the wagon flow parade and lots of people came out. as you can see, kids even out there on their bikes and scooters, all decorated and one participant even wore an inflatable uncle sam outfit. let's see if we can catch there he is. it's not festive, very patriotic. with a controversial move. unlicensed hot dog vendors can no longer conduct business outside of oracle park. kron four's jack moment explains. >> it's a california staple. delicious here in the bay

area. what's known as dirty dog is a common way of life. for many people join sports games or the nightlife. but now here at oracle park, if you want to find yourself dirty dog. >> you have to go across the street only working its vendor tells us the hot dog cart business is not doing too well. what is known running and cities if they got crack down on hot dog carts, pushing them further from the park and also high grocery costs, having them charge up to $10 now a dog. >> it used to be just $5, not good money. no, no. the morning. now the san francisco department of public health says it didn't put up these signs. tell it vendors not to sell, but they are working with the task force to crack down on selling food without a permit. the agency says that could lead to illness and unsanitary conditions. but hot dog sellers like alba castillo tell us she doesn't have a permit and got her car taken away before the giants season started. i knew make him and

faith graham pay everything, have it too she says not everybody who applies will get a permit. the process is long. >> she says, but he needs to be made. >> they cut >> to be a that despite the warning by the san francisco department of public health, many people today's game tell me regarding those hot dog vendors, they simply just don't care. i support small businesses. >> carlos park came up from san jose. good. i mean, this group who was shocked to see the dirty dogs nowhere near the stadium had like a lot of things. are unsanitary they want to if they want try to crack a butters, they need to look in how at least for now. if you want your dirty doc fix, it's just a couple minutes away in san francisco jacmel that kron 4 news. all right. happening tomorrow. tomorrow, new protections for california renters. go into effect. >> most landlords can no longer charge more than a month's worth. a read for a security deposit. it's part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says huge

security deposits can be a burden for renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law does not apply to mom and pop landlords who rent fewer than 5 units. in the east bay. the city of oakland ends its emergency moratorium on rent increases during covid. landlords could not raise the rent but starting tomorrow they will be able to increase read by a certain percentage. more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and hey, where the search is on for suspects in a shooting that injured 2 teens. one of the victims in critical condition. it happened saturday night near the south hayward bart station on west tennyson road. police say one of the victims managed to call emergency services. anyone with information is asked to please contact police. and the south bay. the city of san jose is reporting a decrease in traffic deaths. a city task force credits the 0 vision initiative launched in 2020 and work to improve local roadways as a final assignment. the task force is developing a new five-year

plan to increase road safety that falls on san jose city council to enforce council members still need to review and adopt the plan later this year. welcome biologists say the steelhead trout is making a comeback in the east bay so far this year. more than 2500 of the animals have been found in alameda creek. that's up from last year when the average number was about 37 fish for the first time, some of this year's fish was spotted in san francisco bay. that means work to restore the alameda creek area is paying off. the trial had been blocked from migrating by dams and flood control buildings. so some good news on our trout population. there. in sausalito, the beloved sammy, the sea lion statue returns to its perch wednesday morning. last year. saturday are rather last year's january. storms had not that sea lion statue down. the crew's created a new cement platform for the 1900 pounds m e returns to its perch. 06:00am on wednesday

first installed in 1957. so hopefully some good weather for that installation. their date. >> and although the s-line depart looking around, where start was our mascot for today, those temps 86 by high noon 90 around 3 but plenty of inland temperatures already in the middle 90's. and we've only just begun hot week. coming up, going to talk about kron. 4 morning news kron. 4 morning news continues.

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and welcome back. here's a live shot from our sutro camera downtown san francisco. a little bit of a leftover haze, which, by the way, will probably yield us. some

scattered clouds >> this afternoon as a marine layer gets squished a little bit going on. it's just a little bit of addendum to our general forecast, which is going to be hot, hot, hot, turning things around a little bit. this is from mount tam looking the other direction here. there's the bay bridge off towards the distance. again, just noting some of that marine layer hayes and place those numbers, a little warmer inland already. 78 77 up to a santa rosa. lot of 60's cever the east bay shoreline with 71 san jose future cast for this. what i'm talking about there is the marine layer getting squished here a little bit. so we'll get some fog and some scattered clouds may be spilling into san francisco a little bit this afternoon here. but most of the day will not be impacted by this at all. here comes that fog again for monterey and san francisco. but again, tomorrow mixing up pretty quickly. tomorrow is when we start all that heat advisory in the excessive heat warning business, even though we have the onshore winds in place. also as an addendum to solano county, you have a red flag

warning now is a technicality that comes out of the sacramento office. but still, that's their responsibility. and even with onshore winds, humidity levels will be low because temperatures will be so elevated. the atmosphere can to support more moisture in it. so the numbers actually falls a percentage basis. sunny and nice for today. 70's going on for the bay, but hot inland already in the 90's early in the week. we start to bump that up to 100 plus warming quickly and latter portion of the week. you know, you get around wednesday. that's what it's about. one, 10 maybe are approaching that number near one 10, if you will, 1, 0, 5, one, 10 range. and that doesn't look to really break down until maybe the following weekend. and even saturday is looking a bit iffy on that. 71 san francisco, again, noting a few of those scattered clouds, sunny and nice. oakland, 79, 86 san jose. but inland. look at that middle 90's and far east bay up north as well. 86 san jose. so little milder to the south. 61 for half moon bay. there you have the next couple of days, speaking of which there's half moon bay 97 tomorrow and 102, for monday.

so hot. hot, hot. i don't think we have a camera set up for me to do this to so i will go because we're not set for that kind of want to get all the way. so that all. thanks so much, dave and good information as always. >> with 4th of july, just around the corner, a trip to lake tahoe might sound like a fun getaway. >> but before you go, local conservation groups are asking for your help to keep the waters. they're clean and blue. joining us live now is chris joseph with the nonprofit keep tahoe blue. good morning to you morning, stephanie. thanks for having thanks so much for joining us this morning, so, of course, the start off here. the summertime is a beautiful time to visit the sierra and the lake, of course. but walk us through. first of all, what happens during the 4th of july? first of all, right now, i mean, you can see it's going to be really, really hot midweek. so people are going to be looking to come up to the lake and cool off to about 20 degrees. cooler of beer. the news historically the biggest visitor weekend of the entire summer. so you can look

forward to very, very, very crowded. and the lakers also full, which is great news for the first time in 5 years. lake is right. upper limit. but that means that the beaches will be very small, so less and lots of people so make a plan. it's very important to kind of be flexible, be patient. everybody's appear to have a good time and hopefully we can all keep probably take care of the lake where we're here. >> yeah, absolutely. and of you mentioned that there are different beaches around the lake. we understand that there. but each stretch has its own share of challenges when it comes to littering people leaving a how was your organization partnering with the u.s. forest service to tackle all of that? >> sure. the league to save lake tahoe where we're not just a sticker company may have seen these keep stickers on cars and water bottles around the bay. but we're at 67 year-old environmental nonprofit organization and for the last 10 plus years, we've been hosting litter cleanups around the base. and when we pick up litter, we also

collect data and we analyze that data and it showed us that they're different kind of pain points and challenges that each of these beaches face. so we have been working with the forest service to create what we call hopefully beaches program. and that means it's basically a customized approach to a beef up the facilities at each beach. so like better trash cans better. portable toilet signage and parking enforcement. things like that. the idea is to make the easy choice. the right choice for beachgoers so we can leave tahoe better than we found it. so when you come when you come for your for your trip this weekend next year, it's just as beautiful. >> yeah, and some, of course, it's a wonderful thing that there are more resources out there for people easily dispose of their trash, of course. but obviously when people do head out there, the best thing that everyone can do is take responsibility for, you know, their own actions. of course. so what are some quick and easy steps of people can take to help keep lake tahoe blue this 4th of july holiday.

>> sure, if you take one thing away from this is just to leave tahoe better than you found it. that's it. so pick up after yourself. pick up after others. if you see something out there, make sure that trash makes it inside that sealed trash can a dumpster. it's not like or shoes were leaning next to the can will scoring points as the bears love that. i mean, that's a smorgasbord for them. and, you know, it's really bad for wildlife when they eat the trash that we left, that we have over other things you can do. packer reusable, water bottle. we all have them reasonable utensils and house, if you can, that will cut down on single-use plastic trash. it really tends to end up in the environment. and i'm also bring a trash bag with you, right? so like if if the trash cans are full that way, you can take all of your mask and bring it back to the car with you so you can dispose of it safely. it's just little things like being again, being patient everyone's here to have a good time. so just make the holiday the best you can. >> absolutely. in out of curiosity, how much litter have you cleaned up in previous years around the 4th of july holiday? so people can really get a sense of the

scale of this problem. >> people remember last year, there's an issue that have one single beach that really spiked our numbers. and there are several several 1000 pounds of litter there. but that kind of about a decade long trend of really much better much better. beach management and less litter on the beaches. so things were going really, really well. and we kind of have this outlier that spikes. but but this year, we're really looking forward to people doing the right thing. you know, and behaving properly and leaving a beach better. then they saw when they got there and yeah, it's about keeping of absolutely. such an important message is people go out there and enjoy the beautiful weather in the beautiful. >> wildlife environment that we have out there. it is so important that we do our part, too. >> keep things pristine and even leave it better than we found it. and seh, we understand that you also do an

annual cleanup after 4th of july. so able to preview, give us a preview or give us some more information on that. >> yeah, absolutely. july 5th, every year. this is our 11th year. doing it. we'll have 6 different beach sites all around the basin from incline village in tahoe city, all the way down to the south shore and about a beach on the east shore. anybody any ages ability level experience, welcome to come out and join us and you can sign up on our website keep tahoe blue dot org slash july 5. and it's a couple hours of cleanup making the beach is beautiful and then we'll celebrate you little raffle afterward. and, you know, we have people come plan their vacations around participating in this cleanup, such a really, really good times instant gratification you know, doing something with that with your vacation. >> all right. fantastic will. thank you so much, chris joseph with keep tahoe blue for this very insightful information. and for your hard work out there. we appreciate it. thanks so much. 70 happy 4th. happy 4th to you as well. 4th. happy 4th to you as well. be right back.

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>> a 27 this sunday morning. and coming up, we look at the new laws going into effect tomorrow, including a toll hike at the golden gate bridge. plus, how a group of local girl scouts is taking on the issue of gender equality. very sweet story that's coming up here on the proper morning news. thank you so much for joining us. i'm stephanie lin at 8.28. this sunday. let's get you a quick check of your forecast with dave dave. it's going to get real hot out there that it is. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're pushing those numbers. well beyond the century, mark, just about all week long, few folks well inland hope sees operating appropriately.

>> because youcll need to definitely check on the fans and the elderly. you know the drone keep lots of water flowing to throw that extra water bottle in the car. when you're out and about. all right, what we've got going on right now here is coming in from our mount tam camera. and there you see off towards the distance, there's of the bay bridge, a little bit of haze leftover that's going to thicken up a little bit right above us. we our typical inversion situation, which is not necessarily a lot drier, but it is much warmer. so sometimes that moisture at the surface gets stuck a little bit and it's going to get worked a bit. so we probably see some fog comeback again this afternoon at the coast and maybe in some scattered clouds with san francisco a little bit, not much of an impact, however, in what i won't do much for temperatures there in the models, kind of indicate this a little bit. as you see, there is a bill of actually start to fall a little bit along the peninsula all right. then tomorrow, a course that all clears on out now. meanwhile, our temperatures, we're at 77 for santa rosa. 82 already in iraq. 74 for conquered. a lot of 60's lining up the east bay shoreline. we are much warmer in santa rosa today and this morning that we were 24 hours

ago. even a bottle. those numbers jump out by more than a dozen degrees elsewhere. it's a good happen. doesn't degrees ahead of yesterday's numbers. but for the parade at 10, 30 temps around 70 or so mostly sunny and nice. a nice pleasant west wind at about 10, the success of heat got that excessive heat warning east of the east bay hills covering the north bay to and even a portion of the peninsula. santa cruz mountains and the heat advisory around the perimeter of the bay little bit. so for today about 86 at high noon to 3 o'clock 90, but plenty readings will be well in the 90's this afternoon. have the 4 zone forecast for you in the extended in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> governor gavin newsom signed off on the final state budget saturday afternoon. the deal comes after months of negotiations about what to cut and what to keep capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> 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 as a parent of 3 young kids, it was important to meet 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 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. not right. >> 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 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 balance. that's balanced on paper, but it's not sustainable. the budget takes effect july 1st reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, santa rosa police arrested a man friday accused of carrying weapons and drugs. police say they found 15 grams of meth, loaded pistols and a knife and brass knuckles on the suspect. the man was booked into jail on multiple charges. police arrested a pacific command earlier this week for firing a weapon during a family argument. police say they responded to the scene just after 06:00pm on friends court police are taking statements from neighbors when they heard a gun go off inside the home.

officers managed to speak with the resident and get him to come outside where they took him into custody. no injuries reported. starting tomorrow night clubs and bars in california must have drug testing kits in stock at all times. supporters say the move will help prevent assaults. kron four's lezla gooden has more. >> starting july first, nightclubs and bars will be required to offer drug testing kits must have signs like this one that say don't get riffey drink. spiking drug test kits available here and after staff member for details, this new law will be enforced by the department of alcoholic beverage control. what the actual kids need to test for, which includes ghb ketamine and a couple other items to law only applies to businesses that do not serve food or hold a tie. 48 license and they will be required to stop these drug testing kits and make them available for free or at a low cost the lives and specific on what type of kid stay must have because the

general range that there's a lot of different items out there include straws stickers test strips. and so with the law says that these kits must be on hand. it does have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. some bars we spoke with off camera say they have been providing these kits for months but others feel they were not given enough notice to comply and time interact with bars and nightclubs making sure that they are administratively up to date that they're in compliance. >> you know, that could be administrative fines from this if they're not. but we're in what we expect most of the licensees from the feedback we've gotten to be ready to go in and ready offer this to their clients. >> and that was kron four's lezla gooden reporting for us this morning. and starting tomorrow pg e is reducing rates this summer. the utility says most customers will see rates go down by nearly 9%. the change is expected to last a few months pg and e says the temporary rate cut cars after

the company collected cost for work on wildfire prevention and storm response in 2020 2021. starting tomorrow, you pay $0.50 more across the golden gate bridge. the toll for fastrak drivers jumping from a 75 to 9.25. drivers who don't have fastrak pay $10 and $0.25 the carpool lane total up to $7.25. those rates continue to go up by $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. officials say the toll increases help address the bridge's 220 million dollar budget deficit. very robust holes. also go up by $0.25. july 4th is just around the corner, but not everyone is a fan of the fireworks. the east bay spca is urging pet owners to take the steps to keep their animals safe. >> and a nice why area of the home you can play classical news. it kicks off. rock rated is another option more that's

confined dark. so if you have windows, make sure they're closed or maybe in a bathroom where they feel safe and secure. >> rescue officials recommend putting a microchip or form of id on your pet in case they away. we're money. if you're planning a cookout over the 4th of july holiday pre pendant prepare to spend a little more than last year. the price of this about everything has gone up, including burgers and chips. wells fargo report shows beef has the highest inflation among meats increasing around 4% since last year. potato salad is a cheaper option than ships which have gone up 3%. the cost of potatoes down from last year. ice cream up 3%. the price of cupcakes jumping more than 5%. first, group of 11 year-old girls. they're taking on an ambitious project looking at the chaleenges women face in leadership. vicki liviakis shows us more.

>> they're the girl scout troop of pacifica, her taking on gender equality. we interviewed san francisco tv liviakis to learn about experience as a woman in use. >> challenges you face being a living and media. >> my first big challenge was i was a news director. way back. i think people just didn't know what to do with female we spoke with music. journalists influencer. >> allison had to endure to learn about her experience as a media influencer. >> people of great change needed that remain in place because your crown? >> yes, i think that people have treated me differently because i'm a girl. i can sense sometimes that i have to just really prove myself more. sharing stories of people not getting the same salaries as their male counterparts. parts really upset the girls and

they do. >> just was like, you know, wow, that's not fair. why is that something that's still happening? the interview just to make a list for gun director of one of 7, 7, the in san francisco flight about parties during media. >> it's always been a male dominated inches industry, but it is changing. i will say that. i mean, i'm the first program director of the ballon, the radio station that i run >> that is been a female. and i hope that i and teaching you guys a little something giving you something that that will help you become stronger. >> along the way, i really have a lot of faith in in your generation. no pressure that you guys will make that once the girl scouts complete their information gathering, they hope to take it to social media to cover the aca's kron. 4 >> all right. coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news. the vineyard mom is back with some fresh recipe. ideas sure to set off fireworks this 4th of july holiday. stay with us.

>> and we're turning up the heat according the weather. take a look at the numbers for today. mid 90's in the east bay up north as well, east bay shoreline. those scratching around 80. we have the 4 zone forecast for going to kron. 4 morning news continues.

>> all right. welcome back 42 this sunday morning live look outside at the transamerica building in san francisco. >> looking at those beautiful, clear blue skies out there. just a great start to the pride parade. that's what expect it to happen later today. they're yeah. and even mild temperatures for the city. we're talking temperatures in san francisco

about 70 ish or so as festivities get started. good morning, stephanie. good morning. all. >> sending you up to yosemite, which is a pretty sweet into this week. it's summer weather as well. there. >> yeah, here's a look at the numbers in tahoe. 85 by tuesday, wednesday at 89. yeah. at higher elevations, we're still looking at hot temperatures as we speak right now. 82 for antioch, 69 in livermore. and somebody for going on for conquered a little bit. sometimes livermore valley. you get that as you do in the morning. a winter months that cold air sometimes drains into the lower elevation. 77 for santa rosa and 69 san francisco. the 59 for half moon bay. so to continue the trend here, the excessive heat warning and this is tuesday through friday and the oranges indicate the heat advisory. not a big surprise here because it's near water and we even have onshore winds working all this week. and still, we have this issue going on solano county, you folks for monday, tuesday, wednesday, watch out with that red flag warning. even though the winds are coming from the west and just shows you the

coverage area, almost the entire state with that darker colored out of the south and southern california. that's basically a wait and see because that's a watch as we speak now, what's causing all of this? the big dome of high pressure above us, even though the surface winds are breaking through and providing at least some kind of relief, if you will. that will keep san francisco, some crazy numbers because when you shut those winds off entirely, it's a different story tuesday. we're already well involved with the high pretty close to us. and sometimes when it gets right on top of us like that really shuts down that circulation at the surface. so again, that's our only consolation. this forecast is that onshore wind. we have. and then by saturday looks like it's trying to wane. but it looks like numbers will be plenty high even on saturday and how sweet that looks up there this time of year. that's a heat spike breaker. those lows. yeah. come on 4 zone forecast coming for this sunday. we're at 71 san francisco, a little cooler at the coast because later on some fog trying to redevelop a little bit of that, some marine layer going to squish because of some synoptic features. that's just today,

though. 73 going on for burlingame. 77, foster's city, 82 for palo alto in the south bay mid-eighties in place east bay shoreline approaching 80 tried valley. 91 for livermore. 92 for walnut creek. 93, meanwhile for concord, 78 for berkeley delay. what 77 but fair field up to 93. 97 vacaville nap and about 90 with santa rosa. 95. there you have it for all week long. what those 7 wednesday hotter than a firecracker. certainly on thursday. 1, 0, 2, 1, 0, 4, going on for friday. you can see there saturday, 104. i heard a cork snap just earlier. >> and thanks very much day. we're having a lot of fun over here. wel july 4th is just around the corner, which means it's time to start cooking up some ideas for your independence day. feast. and joining us live now as leslie dabney, the vineyard mom with some ideas, sure to set off some fireworks. good morning to you, leslie. good morning. and yes, i have some delicious recipes for the 4th of july.

that will definitely get those fireworks started because this i know on park's flying already said i was a bit about it. okay. so i'm having some fun with sliders. you know, everybody loves hamburgers and sliders. i do something a little different and we're going to do crab cake sliders. okay. so i made some crab cakes earlier today and i make mine really simply i don't have a lot to them because i want that to shine. so i just it's am a little pale. and a nice ache to just kind of find and then i just pan fry. it. that nice and simple. not adding a lot of sellers don't need that because we're going to add some nice veggies with this. so i have one already and i'm going to put it on some bacon because why not? bacon makes everything right? and then i'm also going to add to it a tomato tomatoes are so fresh right now. i'm also

going to add a little bit of lettuce for some crunch. and there we account. we're just going to do that. cute little slider. the how long does the crab cake go in the pan? for actually each side took me about 3 to 4 have the best thing as you can make them earlier in the day. let them kind of, you know, just cool down a little bit. and then you can assemble them and they're ready to come on. honestly, you could eat 3 or 4, those. so delicious. so a little fun with that. but i think we need to do. i'm a nice salad. keeping with our 4th of july for i have my barry blue cheese so we're going to still add the red, white and blue to it. so i have my mic screens and i'm hoping you can help me at this. so we have happy if you could put in some beautiful strawberries. all right. in that the stuff. yeah, we're going to mix it with our dressing anyway. i'm also going after crunch some red

onion and to make it that blue cheese with yes, some beautiful blue cheese to al festival. and can you add to the app loop areas? yes to that as look at the colors. we eat with our eyes for justice and that could have fresh. that is and from little bit more crunch i'm having i'm adding some amas now, if you are worried about allergies with people with obviously you can leave those out. if you want to add cashews to them or pecans instead, that's fine. like i said, you can change things out. there is no recipe. police now recipe jail. so go ahead and add what you like to the but we want to make a beautiful dressing. and, you know, i love to make my home. yes, your home address in may from scratch was ice, which i still believe is incredible. such a great, healthier way to eat. addressing. so i may just regular trusting that i always do with my balsamic vinegar. i had some extra virgin olive oil, a little honey for sweetness. and then they added blueberries to it. fresh

blueberries. and i put in my processor and just just stood up. you know, that's the culinary term use up. yeah. and then i just add that right to the salad and look at how beautiful it's so fragrant it's so much flavor and it's one of those that you're like, wow, it is 4th of july is and all those beautiful colors. and this is a very much a guilt-free cash situation that we're looking at. absolute lee. and it is delicious and i serve it with maybe a little bit more dressing on the side. so people want to help themselves. nice. fresh dressing. it will be g want to do another kind of i have a caprese salad with a twist that so i love the caprese because they can't so many fresh fruits and vegetables out right now. let's take advantage of that if we can. yes, so i already have beautiful just cherry tomatoes in if you could add the blueberries to that, that would great. ad to making this

a 4th of july special kind of look there and 2 i'm going to add my, of course, my mozzarella. now, what can we get a tight shot of this that she's here a little shape. how? book and at home. the small want use that. yeah. but honestly, this was too cute to not do that. and how fun is that? and then to it, if you could add some fresh basil. >> and i'm going my basil, you know, inside i have on my nerves. so if you have space in your kitchen for some fresh herbs. yeah, they make all the difference in the world. now just address us very simply. i mean, this is ready to go. you can make it earlier in the day. leave it in the refrigerator and then right before you're ready to serve, we're going to go ahead and add the dressing to it. it's just a little bit of balsamic vinegar, which is very, you common what we put in a caprese just a little bit. and

the reason we want to wait right before we serve to put the dressing is we don't want get soggy and especially with that bays, let small so good. and so fresh. >> we don't want it to get too soggy. and, you know, have all the colors seep together. so want to keep it looking nice and fresh. then i have some just some local olive oil. i like to drizzle a little olive oil over it. and honestly, that's all you i have to couple star set to make it then. so, it's too cute not to have it. and then you just toss it right before you're ready to serve and who doesn't like a caprese salad, especially during the and you eat with your eyes first. >> and look at how beautiful that is. but it's gorgeous. we have to have a little bit of desert. so i'm a quick this morning. just some fresh fruit. it is a layered with some blueberries. and of course, but that looks like whipped cream and the right? but it's not just whipped cream. i decided to add a little bit of the yogurt. just some plain yogurt. just to

give it a little bit more body to it a little i just went ahead and layered it. put the tops on, put him in the refrigerator. when you're ready to serve, just hand somebody a mason jar and a spoon. and there you go that. and then, of course, we had to have swine, of course, because you're the vineyard. mom salute lee. we can't celebrate without line. so for these recipes on with the crab cakes, if you want to read why i have a crew nash for you for white wine, just go with a beautiful chardonnay. i think all of those are some are winds that will go so great with both these recipes. all these recipes. fantastic will. thank you so much. leslie dabney, the vineyard mom for showcasing these delicious 4th of july options for us. we appreciate. well, happy 4th and cheers. yes, happy defended state. we'll be right back.

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>> all right. check this out. a 54 this morning. is this the cutest thing or what? 11 humboldt penguin chicks at the london zoo about their first swimming lesson. the chicks hatched back in april, but are actually not able to swim until they're 6 to 12 weeks old. those fuzzy feathers are then replaced by stiff waterproof feathers. perfect for swimming. so it looks like those did come in for these little guys. once penguins are comfortable in the water, they can swim at speeds up to 30 miles per hour. humboldt penguins are classified as a vulnerable species by international conservation group. so it's nice to see these little guys being taken careful to pick taking care of at the london zoo. very cute. look at and now reminder

sometimes all you need are the bare necessities in life. this furry friend sure knows that he's starting off the summer rights, finding the perfect place to cool off in the san gabriel valley. but a tap into that energy today without making a single splash. take the bear casually hops onto that cup cake shaped pool floaty waiting there in the pool after spending a few moments relaxing. the bear takes a little dive. gets back on on on its way, maybe on the hunt for some honey. we'll haha. teaching us all the importance of relaxing their this holiday. and of course, the safest way to enjoy the fireworks shows. coming up. but next week is to celebrate here with us kron 4. you can join dan thorn in the well bellow. they're going to bring you the fireworks shows live across the bay area on thursday, july, the 4th. so make sure you tune in for that. still ahead on the next hour of the kron, 4 morning

news today is the much anticipated. >> ride parade san francisco. we have all you need to know about the fun happening today in the city. plus, san francisco cracks down on street dog vendors across the ballpark and that's around oracle. now why they say this has become a safety concern. also, new renter protections go into effect tomorrow for some bay area. residents were going to tell you what you need to know about this with the proper morning news the proper morning news continues in just minutes.

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got a preview of all the festivities for you straight ahead. and city officials cracked down on unlicensed dog carts outside oracle park. why the move is cooking up. controversy. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is sunday, june. the 30th. let's get you started with a look at the weather dave sphar and dave, it's going to be real hot out there. going to be quite toasty. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody are going to start feeling that a little bit today, for those folks well inland as those numbers push well in the business of the 90's, middle 90's in some spots, too. >> and we do have those continuation of those onshore winds. but still solano county lookout for red flag warning. here it is right now as we take a look at the amount to take picture here for you. and there is that haze that's kind

of left over that marine layer that's going to kind of buckle up a little bit. so probably coastal fog redevelop a little bit this afternoon here as the models are kind of indicating in the early afternoon, the kind of stick around all overnight before mixing out tomorrow afternoon. she can see kind of that push that we're getting from the northwest that is helping out with some of that marine layer. all right. our winds already start to pick up a little bit cause of inland heating. we see them in single digits for now. but that will pick up a little bit, particularly around the quirkiness straight inland. 82 for antioch at this hour, 80 already santa rosa. 81 also the battle elsewhere. a lot of 70's, even the east bay shoreline and some 60's hanging out here and there. so excessive heat warning where you see the dark pinks and the oranges indicate the heat advisory. that's kind of the ripper. emitter of the bay are going to see that map a lot this week ahead. 89 at 1 o'clock and 4 are going to about 89 with again, some of those readings into the lower to even middle 90's for highs will have more course in your 4 zone forecast later 70.

>> all thing do. >> love is love. and today marks the official kickoff for the san francisco pride parade. let's check in now with kron four's tiffany justice for a preview of today's fun. >> right, today's the day today is a big pride parade and the city has been working hard setting up and getting ready for it. this is where all the floats will be lined up before they take to the parade route. it is going to be a busy day in the city. we've got a big parade today in a giants game. so this is a day that you should expect some traffic. the parade starts at 10, 30 this morning. it will begin on market in beale street and ends at civic center plaza where most of the sanctions festivities will occur. market street is going to be preoccupied. there are road closures you want to talk about. these are the street closures for the pride parade pulled between mcallister and grove will be blocked off. >> larkin between mcallister in market along with will to between high dan larkin. those streets will be blocked off for the pride parade and with

this parade, heavy traffic community would not be a bad idea. bart is offering its most robust service ever in. the agency says trains will begin service at 8 o'clock. this morning run a 5 line service every 5 minutes. they say their busiest hours will be 10:32pm, the normal 3 line service will resume after 09:00pm. we are really super excited to be here. i think right is probably. >> one of the highlights of the year for this agency because we employ people from the community of the communities we serve. and we're so proud to so lots to do in the city today. there will be lots of pedestrians as well. so keep an eye out. >> if you want even more information about the pride parade that's happening today. just go online at kron. 4 dot com reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> people gathering for this weekend's festivities can expect to see more security around the parade. federal authorities issued security warnings last month saying

foreign terrorist groups could exploit gatherings associated with the lgbtq+ community parade. organizers say they invested nearly a million dollars on security. we heard from at least one community group on this issue. >> last year there were over 600 pieces of anti lgbtq legislation introduced across the country, including right here in california. >> the fbi is urging law enforcement and the public to report violent threats made online or in person. plenty of people gather on san francisco streets to celebrate pride on saturday. kron four's photojournalist malcolm jackson shows us more.

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>> early 4th of july celebration kicked off in san francisco saturday. hundreds of people marched down the great highway for the wagon float parade watts to seeing you can even see that the kids came out on their bikes and scooters all decked out. and one participant wore an inflatable uncle sam outfit. that's if we can make them out. >> it come in maybe. they are very patriotic there. hopefully not too warm there. >> when a controversial move, unlicensed hot dog vendors can no longer conduct business outside of oracle park. kron four's jack moment. reports. >> it's a california staple. delicious here in the bay area. what's known as dirty dog is a common way of life. for many people join sports games or the nightlife. but now here at oracle park, if you want to find yourself 30 dot. >> you have to go across the

street only working its vendor tells us the hot dog cart business is not doing too well. what is known running and cities if they got crack down on hot dog carts, pushing them further from the park and also high grocery costs, having them charge up to $10 now a dog. >> it used to be just $5, not good money. no, no. the morning. now the san francisco department of public health says it didn't put up the sides. tell it vendors not to sell, but they are working with the task force to crack down on selling food without a permit. the agency says that could lead to illness and unsanitary conditions. but hot dog sellers like castillo tell us she doesn't have a permit and got her car taken away before the giants season started. i knew make him and faith graham everything, have it too she says not everybody who applies will get a permit. the process is long. >> she says money needs to be made. >> they cut >> to the that despite the

warning by the san francisco department of public health, many people today's game tell me regarding those hot dog vendors, they simply just don't care. i support small businesses. >> carlos park came up from san jose. good. mean, i'm point this group who was shocked to see the dirty dogs nowhere near the stadium had like a lot of things. are unsanitary they want to if they want try to crack a butters, they need to look in how at least for now. if you want your dirty doc fix, it's just a couple minutes away in san francisco jacmel that kron 4 news. happening tomorrow. new protections for california renters. go into effect. >> most landlords can no longer charge more than a month's worth of rent for a security deposit. it's part of a new state law proposed by san francisco assemblymember matt haney. he says huge security deposits can be a burden for renters, especially for immigrants and people of color. the law does not apply to mom and pop landlords to rent out fewer than 5 units. in the east bay. the city of oakland has its emergency

moratorium on rent increases during covid. landlords cannot raise rent but starting tomorrow they will be able to increase read by a certain percentage. more details on kron 4 dot com. and hey, with the search is on for suspects in a shooting that injured 2 teenagers, one of the victims in critical condition. it happened saturday night near the south bay where bart station on west tennyson road. police say one of the victims managed to call emergency services. anyone with information is asked to contact police. in the south bay, the city of san jose is reporting a decrease in traffic deaths. the city taskforce credits the vision 0 initiative launched in 2020 and work to improve local roadways as a final assignment. the task force is developing a new 5 year plan to increase road safety. the falls on jose city council to enforce council members still need to review and adopt that plan later this year. local biologists say the steelhead trout is making a comeback in the east bay so far this year.

more than 2500 of the animals have been found in alameda creek. that's up from last year when the average number was about 37 fish for the first time, some of this year's tagged fish were spotted san francisco bay. that means work to restore the alameda creek area is paying off. the trial had been blocked from migrating by dams and flood control buildings. in sausalito, the beloved sammy, the sea lion statue returns to its perch wednesday morning. last year's january storms knocked it down. who's created a new cement platform. the 1900 pound statue, sammy returns to his perch. 06:00am wednesday. he was first installed in 1957. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, i spoke with the nonprofit keep tahoe blue earlier this morning. >> coming up, we're going to hear more about their initiative to keep the water clear and blue this 4th of july. >> headed up. they're going to be plenty warm as well. look at our numbers for today. we're going to be scratching into the 90's and those inland

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>> all right. welcome back. 9.13, this sunday morning. looking gorgeous out there, san francisco live look at the golden gate bridge. dave, hearing from you pretty much all this morning that it's going to get pretty toasty out there love that. yes, it's a loves are coming off. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. going to

get really for the week ahead. >> with all the statements we've been talking about and also the beauty shot i have for you. look at the nice deep blue skies from the east bay shoreline here. nice way to start our sunday here. except a little dent. i'm here later on. we'll see some scattered clouds and some fog develop a little bit along the coast. but that will be pretty much contained. there. we're at 82 already going on for any most east bay readings in the 70's shoreline. holding on to some upper 60's, though, up north. also the same kind of progress as well. 80 santa rosa, 84 1 from a bottle, but rule 61 for half moon bay. so this is what i was talking about earlier here on future cast for you. see the start to develop along the peninsula a little bit. maybe some scattered clouds for san francisco, a touch, not a major deal with as little intrusion going on. would love to see more of this. of course, later in the week. and that's not going to stop temperatures from warming even at the coast by the middle of the week. coastal numbers look to be in the mid 70's onshore winds also working here. look how strong they get along the coast as

well. be kind of an interesting little thing if you're coming in from inland, be prepared for a big climate change going to the coast or microclimates. definitely checking also another resurgence of these surface winds occurring tomorrow as well. even though those winds are onshore, that's a good thing. solano county still has that red flag warning monday, tuesday and wednesday will lose some of those winds as we get to the middle of the week. however, got sunny and nice going on today, 70's the day that still kind of mild in the 90's. well, inland early in the week, we start to push beyond. 100 looks like here and then 105, to one 10. it looks like by wednesday and perhaps even into thursday again today, 71 noted some of those scattered clouds in the afternoon for san francisco, mild 79 4, oakland, 86. meanwhile for san jose mid 90's, though, in the far east bay and up north as well, san francisco checking and 71 again. 86 san jose and then looking at the next couple of days. there you have it up to 102, come tuesday. so, yes,

you are right. we're going to plenty hot tuesday, wednesday, thursday and now friday role in that zone to kind of look out for escaping the heat. the coast is a nice place to go. yeah, it's 70's and up to tahoe as well as numbers. there will be approaching about 90. 0, goodness too. alright. so remember to stay hydrated always carry extra ball. water bottle in the car very important. thanks so much, dave. >> well, with 4th of july around the corner, as dave just described there, a trip to light lake tahoe. >> might sound like a fun getaway before, but before you go, local conservation groups are asking for your help to help keep the waters of lake tahoe clean and blue. earlier today i spoke with chris joseph with the nonprofit keep tahoe blue. watch this. good morning to you morning, stephanie. thanks for having thanks so much for joining us this morning, so, of course, the start off here. the summertime is a beautiful time to visit the sierra and the lake, of course. but walk us through. first of all, what happens during the 4th of july? first of all, right now,

i mean, you can see it's going to be really, really hot midweek. so people are going to be looking to come up to the lake and cool off to about 20 degrees. cooler of beer. the news historically the biggest visitor weekend of the entire summer. so you can look forward to being very, very, very crowded. and the lakers also full, which is great news for the first time in 5 years. lake is right. upper limit. but that means that the beaches will be very small, so less and lots of people so make a plan. it's very important to kind of be flexible, be patient. everybody's appear to have a good time and hopefully we can all keep probably take care of the lake where we're here. >> yeah, absolutely. and of you mentioned that there are different beaches around the lake. we understand that there. but each stretch has its own share of challenges when it comes to littering people leaving a how was your organization partnering with the u.s. forest service to tackle all of that?

>> sure. the league to save lake tahoe where we're not just the sticker company may have seen these keep stickers on cars and water bottles around the bay. but we're at 67 year-old environmental nonprofit organization and for the last 10 plus years, we've been hosting litter cleanups around the base. and when we pick up litter, we also collect data and we analyze that data and it showed us that they're different kind of pain points and challenges that each of these beaches face. so we have been working with the forest service to create what we call our tahoe blue beaches program. and that means it's basically a customized approach to a beef up the facilities that each beach so like better trash cans better. portable toilet signage and parking enforcement. things like that. the idea is to make the easy choice. the right choice for beachgoers so we can leave better than we found it. so when you come when you come for your for your trip this weekend next year, it's just as beautiful. >> yeah, and some, of course, it's a wonderful thing that there are more resources out

there for people easily dispose of their trash, of course. but obviously when people do head out there, the best thing that everyone can do is take responsibility for, you know, their own actions. of course. so what are some quick and easy steps of people can take to help keep lake tahoe blue this 4th of july holiday. >> sure, if you take one thing away from this is just to leave tahoe better than you found it. that's it. so pick up after yourself. pick up after others. if you see something out there, make sure that trash makes it inside that sealed trash can a dumpster. it's not like or shoes were leaning next to the can will scoring points as the bears love that. i mean, that's a smorgasbord for them. and, you know, it's really about wildlife when they eat the trash that we left, that we have over other things you can do. packer reusable, water bottle. we all have them packed reasonable utensils and house, if you can, that will cut down on single-use plastic up in the environment. and i'm - also bring a trash bag with you, right? so like if if the trash cans are full that way, you can take all of your mask

and bring it back to the car with you so you can dispose of it safely. it's just little things like being again, being patient everyone's here to have a good time. so just make the holiday the best you can. >> absolutely in out of curiosity, how much litter have you cleaned up in previous years around the 4th of july holiday? so people can really get a sense of the scale of this problem. >> people remember last year, there's an issue one single beach that really spiked our numbers. and there are several several 1000 pounds of litter there. but that kind of about a decade long trend of really much better much better. beach management and less litter on the beaches. so things were going really, really well. and we kind of have this outlier that spikes. but but this year, we're really looking forward to people doing the right thing. you know, and behaving properly and leaving a beach better. then they saw when they got there and yeah, it's about keeping of yeah.

absolutely. such an important message as people go out there and enjoy the beautiful weather in the beautiful. >> wildlife environment that we have out there. it is so important that we do our part, too. >> keep things pristine and even leave it better than we found it. and seh, we understand that you also do an annual cleanup after 4th of july. so i'm able to preview, give us a preview or give us some more information on that. >> yeah, absolutely. july 5th, every year. this is our 11th year. doing it. we'll have 6 different beach sites all around the basin from incline village in tahoe city, all the way down to the south shore and about a beach on the east shore. anybody any ages ability level experience, welcome to come out and join us and you can sign up on our website keep tahoe blue dot org slash july 5. and it's a couple hours of cleanup making the beach is beautiful and then we'll celebrate you little raffle afterward. and, you know, we have people come plan their vacations around

participating in this cleanup, such a really, really good times instant gratification you know, doing something with that with your vacation. >> all right. fantastic will. thank you so much, chris joseph with keep tahoe blue for this variant site for information and for your hard work out there. we appreciate it. thanks so much. 70 happy 4th. happy 4th to you as well. be right back. the united

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news, a look at the new laws going into effect tomorrow, including a toll hike at the golden gate bridge. and how a group of local girl scouts is taking on the issue of gender equality. all right, 9.28 this sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us. back here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. let's do a quick check of our forecast now with dave sphar. dave, it's going to get pretty warm up there. yes, that is. good

morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody in today will just be a taste of what you can expect for much of the week ahead. >> one of the places that's going to be spared a little bit is going to be the coastal areas a bit today because of some development of afternoon fog, which is inversely. what we tend to see. >> by the way, one of the places we'll watch about fog is a cell phone. no delays occurring out that way. good to start the day. there you see the flow pattern we see in. that's going to help squash a little bit. the marine layer right along our coast. going at the fog cast. you can see actually the visibility levels start to fall and you might start to see some scattered clouds, even maybe perhaps in san francisco this afternoon. that's only a little side issue compared to everybody else looking pretty much straight. sunshine all day today. no intrusion, all just the hotter temperatures and which to deal with. and again, we've only just begun 85 for antioch. 82 novato, 84 santa rosa with kind of a mixture of some 70's and 60's covering the east bay shoreline and 70's to the south. 61, by the way, half moon bay. now look at this, particularly up in the north bay. most readings

are a good dozen degrees ahead of they were this time from yesterday. so one of the things underscores as we've already done this is that we've retained a lot of the heat from yesterday and some of these inland spots. we didn't cool off a whole lot last night for the parade this morning, 10, 30 temps around 70 or so mostly sunny and nice with that nice little wind flow of westerly winds. we do have an excessive heat warning inland up in the north bay over the east bay hills and out south. and those oranges indicate the heat advisory. this is going to be a fixture all week long from tuesday through now friday and sullivan county. you have a red flag warning monday, tuesday and wednesday for today about 91 o'clock and 4 about 89. but we will see some numbers getting into the lower 90's. we'll check into some of that in your 4 zone forecast and get out extended as well. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. governor gavin newsom signed off on a final state budget saturday afternoon. >> the deal comes aftertmonths of negotiations about what to cut and what to keep our

capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> 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 meet 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 solely to address homelessness. we have to get folks off the streets. it one of the top crisis is in the state. >> 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. not right. >> 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 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. the budget takes effect july 1st reporting at the state capitol. wallace kron. 4 news. >> in the north bay, santa rosa police arrested a man friday accused of carrying weapons and drugs. police say they found 15 grams of meth loaded pistols, a knife and brass knuckles on the suspect. the man was booked into jail on multiple charges. police

arrested a pacific command earlier this week for firing a weapon during a family argument. police say they responded to a call just after 06:00pm on friends court police are taking statements from neighbors when they heard a gun go off inside the home. officers managed to talk to the resident and get him to come outside where they took him into custody. no injuries reported. and starting tomorrow night clubs and bars in california must have public or rather have drug testing kits in stock at all times. supporters say the move will help prevent assaults. prop was lezla gooden has more. starting july first. nightclubs and bars will be required to offer. >> drug testing kits must have signs like this one that say don't get riffey drink. spiking drug test kits available here and after a staff member for details, this new law will be enforced by the department of alcoholic beverage control. what the actual kids need to test for, which includes ghb ketamine and a couple other items to law only applies to businesses

that do not serve food or hold a tie. 48 license and they will be required to stop these drug testing kits. make them available for free or at a low cost allies and specific on what type of kid stay must have because general range that there's a lot of different items out there include straws stickers test strips. and so with the law says that these kids must be on hand. it does have a certain amount, but that it must be available to the customer. some bars we spoke with off camera say they have been providing these kits for months but others feel they were not given enough notice to comply and time interact with bars and nightclubs making sure that they are administratively up to date that they're in compliance. >> you know, that could be administrative fines from this if they're not. but we're in what we expect most of the licensees from the feedback we've gotten to be ready to go in and ready offer this to their clients. >> and that was kron four's lezla gooden reporting for us.

also starting tomorrow, pg e is reducing rates this summer. the utility says most customers will see rates go down by nearly 9%. the change is expected to last a few months pg and e says the temporary rate cut comes after the company collected cause for work on wildfire prevention and storm response in 2020 2021. starting tomorrow, you pay $0.50 more to cross the golden gate bridge. that whole profess truck drivers jumping from a 75 to 9.25. drivers who don't have fastrak paid $10 and $0.25 the carpool. lane toll up to $7 and $0.25. those rates continue going up by $0.50 every year for the next 5 years. officials say the toll increases help address the bridge's 220 million dollar budget deficit ferry and bus tolls. also go up by $0.25. force is just around the corner? but not everyone is a fan of the fireworks. the east bay spca is urging pet owners to take the proper precautions.

>> nice. >> why area of the home you can play classical news. it kicks off. rock rated is another option more that's confined dark. so if you have windows, make sure they're closed or maybe in a bathroom where they feel safe and secure. >> rescue officials recommend putting a microchip or a form of id on your pet. in case they do end up running off. for your money. if you're planning a cookout over the 4th of july holiday, prepared to spend a little more then last year, the price of just about everything is up, including burgers and chips. and wells fargo report shows beef with the highest inflation rates among meets increasing around 4% since last year. potato salad. a cheaper option than ships which have increased about 3%. the cost of potatoes is down from last year and ice cream is up 3%. the price of cupcakes jumping more than 5%.

first got put 11 year-old girls are taking on an ambitious project looking at the challenges women face in leadership. our vicki liviakis reports. >> they're the girl scout troop of pacifica, her taking on gender equality. we interviewed san francisco tv liviakis to learn about experiences of women in news. >> challenges you face being a living and media. >> my first big challenge was i was a news director. way back. i think people just didn't know what to do with female spoke with music journalist influencer. >> allison had to endure to learn about her experience as a media influencer. >> people of great change needed remain place because ground. >> yes, i think that people have treated me differently because i'm a girl. i can

sense sometimes that i have to just really prove myself more. sharing stories of people not getting the same salaries as their male counterparts. parts really upset the girls and they do. >> just was like, you know, wow, that's not fair. why is that something that's still happening? he interviewed just to make a list for gun director of one of 7, 7, the bomb in san francisco flight about harness during media. >> it's always been a male dominated inches industry, but it is changing. i will say that. i mean, i'm the first program director of the ballon, the radio station that i run >> that is been a female. and i hope that i and teaching you guys a little something in giving you something that that will help you become stronger. >> along the way, i really have a lot of faith in in your generation. no pressure that you guys will make that once the girl scouts complete their information gathering, they hope to take it to social media to cover the aca's kron. 4

>> coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. a look at some fresh recipe. ideas with the vineyard mom, leslie dabney just in time for your 4th of july holiday. >> stay with us. >> we already have the temperatures hotter than a firecracker working their magic middle 90's expected well inland, both in the north and the east bay and more where that came from the week ahead. but take a look at the longer range forecast pushing for is on the kron. 4 morning for is on the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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sunday morning taking a live look outside from our sutro camera. gorgeous view of the city out there a day. what are you keeping an eye on? >> well, watching a couple of stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. out want to get some relief. the mountains are one place. a lot of folks want to go. we've got somebody here with a beautiful picture to start the day out. there you have it. what about tom? what's that look like? here's the forecast. 81 tomorrow tuesday. 85 89 wednesday. just to make it clear that yes, they're walking in the summer as well. then what comes of summer is the tropical season hurricane barrel. i'm max winds at one 30 becoming a category 4, already one right now. there you see it all the way out till tuesday. still a category 4 in the caribbean sea. by that point, the winds will be projected to be one 30 expected to become a little stronger. the next about 24 hours or so later on the projections put it right here towards the yucatan peninsula as a category one hurricane expected to go in the camp peachy bay of campeche e and

then from that point, the models differ, some say may be up to texas. the other say the mexican coast along the gulf of mexico. still be something watch all week long. 85 at this hour, antioch, 74 livermore up north 84 santa rosa. 72 for nap. and 76 4 san jose. so here it is going to see this a lot of the week ahead. but this all this dark pink, th t's the warning zone. the orange is right around the bay. you would expect it the heat advisory not as intense complemented by those onshore winds. we talked about tuesday now through friday expanded this and sullivan county for the next couple of days. you've got that red flag warning, even though the winds are onshore. show you how widespread this covering all the central valley, sacramento valley, even down to southern california, which in some spots it's a watch at this point. and they will upgrade that to whatever they see necessary with the forecast offices in the south. so here's what we've got going on. the big high pressure zone. it's going to control the entire state is you'll notice here in this dome not

located enough. the right spot to shut off our surface winds. so at least in the early part of the week, we'll have those onshore. winds will be some spots as we get midweek to latter portion of the week. it's going to tough to get the winds cooking a little bit. and that's low overly fish. you can see up north. that brings us storms in the winter months. but in the summer months, it breaks the back of the heat spikes. think temperatures will stick. however, through at least till saturday, 71 of the 4 zone forecast, san francisco, maybe couple scattered clouds to the coast will actually see maybe some cloud cover build up and some fog this afternoon temporarily. 73 burning again. 77 foster city, 82 for palo alto in the south bay mid 80's east bay shoreline approaching 80 approaching 90, as you can see for tri valley, 90 for danville, walnut creek at 90 to 78 berkeley, the 77 there is back at all. 97. ouch. 90 for napa and santa rosa at 95. more to come. 107, on wednesday. the big day to watch. and it's a post a weakened by the latter portion

of the week. but for when they may expect extend that tax, excessive heat warning even into saturday. but for right now expires on friday. but you can see numbers are plenty high. >> my goodness, definitely feeling like summer. yeah, it's a little early for us now. so the only consolation is the oceans. but on the cooler yes. and fortunately, no hurricanes on our we don't have any right now. out of the west coast. yeah. thanks so much, dave. order, which means it's time to start cooking up some ideas for your independence day. feast this morning, leslie dabney, the vineyard mom joined us on set with some ideas. sure to set off some fireworks in your kitchen. >> good morning to you, leslie. good morning. and yes, i have some delicious recipes for the 4th of july. >> that will definitely get those fireworks started because i know on park's flying already said was a bit about it. okay. so i'm having some fun with sliders. you know, everybody loves

hamburgers and slider. i do something a little different and we're going to do crab cake. sliders. so i made some crab cakes earlier today. and i make mine really simply i don't have a lot to them because i want that to shine. so i just it's just am a little pit panko and a nice ache to just kind of find and then i just pan fry. it. wow. nice. that nice and simple. not adding a lot of sellers don't need that because we're going to add some nice veggies with this. so i have one already and time and i'm going to put it on some bacon because why not? bacon makes everything right? and then i'm also going to add to it a tomato dozen or so fresh right now, i'm also going to add a little bit of lettuce for some crunch. and their region ago. we're just going to do that. cute little slider to how long does the crab cake go in the pan? for actually, each side

took me about 3 to 4 have the best thing as you can make them earlier in the day. let them kind of, you just cool down a little bit. and then you can assemble them and they're ready to come honestly, you could eat 3 or 4, those. so delicious. so a little fun with that. but i think we need to do. i'm a nice salad. keeping with our 4th of july for i have my barry blue cheese so we're going to still add the red, white and blue to it. so i have my mic screens and i'm hoping you can help me at you could put in some beautiful strawberries. all right in that yeah, we're going to mix it with our dressing anyway. i'm also going after crunch some red onion and to make it that blue cheese with yes, some beautiful blue cheese to our festive and can you at the app loop areas? yes to that as look at the colors we eat with

our eyes for justice and that could have fresh. that is and for a little bit more crunch i'm having i'm adding some amas now. if you are worried about allergies with people with obviously you can leave those out. if you want to add cashews to them or pecans instead, that's fine. like i said, you can change things out. there is no recipe. police, no recipe jail. so go ahead and add what you like to the but we want to make a beautiful dressing. you know, i love to make my home. yes. your home address in may from scratch was ice, which i still believe is incredible. such a great, healthier way to eat. addressing. so i may just regular trusting that i always do with my balsamic vinegar. i had some extra virgin olive oil, a little honey for sweetness. and then they added blueberries to it. fresh blueberries. and i put in my processor and just just stood up. you know, that's the culinary term use stood up? yeah. and then i just add that right to the salad and look at how beautiful it's so fragrant

it's so much flavor and it's one of those that you're like, wow, it is 4th of july is and all those beautiful colors. and this is a very much a guilt-free cash situation that we're looking at. absolute lee. and it is delicious and i serve it with maybe a little bit more dressing on the side. so people want to help themselves. nice. fresh dressing. it will be gone by the end of the but if you want to do another kind of i have a caprese salad with a twist that so i love the caprese because they can't so many fresh fruits and vegetables out right now. let's take advantage of that if we can. yes, so i already have beautiful just cherry tomatoes in if you could have the blueberries to that, that would great ad to making this a 4th of july special kind of look there and 2 i'm going to add my, of course, my mozzarella. now, what can we get a tight shot of this that

she's here a little shaped houck. book and she needs at home. the small once used that. yeah. but honestly, this was too cute to not do then how fun is that? and then to it, if you could add some fresh basil. >> and i'm going my basil, you know, inside i have on my nerves. so if you have space in your kitchen for some fresh herbs and they make all the difference in the world. now just address this very simply. i mean, this is ready to go. you can make it earlier in the day. leave it in the refrigerator and then right before you're ready to serve, we're going to go ahead and add the dressing to it. it's just a little bit of balsamic vinegar, which is very, you know, common what we put in a caprese just a little bit. and the reason we want to wait right before we serve to put the dressing is we don't want get soggy and especially with that basil small, so good. and so fresh. >> we don't want it to get too soggy and, you know, have all

the colors seep together. so want to keep it looking nice and fresh. then i have some just some local olive oil. i like to drizzle a little olive oil over it. and honestly, that's all you need. do i have to couple star set to make it then. so, it's too cute not to have it. and then you just toss it right before you're ready to serve and who doesn't like a caprese solid, especially during the you eat with your eyes? first? >> and look at how beautiful that is, but it's gorgeous. we have to have a little bit of desert. so i'm a quick this morning. just some fresh fruit. it is a layered with some blueberries. and of course, but that looks like with cream and the right? but it's not just with cream. i decided to add a little bit of the yogurt. just some plain yogurt. just to give it a little bit more body to it a little i just went ahead and layered it. put the tops on, put him in the refrigerator. when you're ready to serve, just hand somebody a mason jar

and a and there you go above that. and then, of course, we had to have swine, of course, cause you're the vineyard. mom salute lee. we can't celebrate without wine. so for these recipes on with the crab cakes, if you want to read i have a crew nash for you for white wine. just go with a beautiful chardonnay. i think all of those are some are winds that will go so great with both these recipes. all these recipes. fantastic will. thank you so much. leslie dabney, the vineyard mom for showcasing these delicious 4th of july options for us. we appreciate. well, happy 4th and cheers. yes, happy defended state. we'll be right back.

>> 11 humboldt penguin penguin chicks. look at them. go at the london zoo out there. first swimming lesson. these chicks hatched in april but are not able to swim until they're 6 to 12 weeks old, which they finally are. they're fuzzy feathers. as you can see, were replaced by waterproof feathers, perfect for swimming. now, what's penguins are comfortable in the water? they can swim at speeds up to 30 miles per hour. humboldt penguins are classified as a vulnerable species by international conservation group. so it's great to see them making progress out at the london zoo. reminder to all of you this beautiful weekend that sometimes all you need do the bare necessities in life. this furry friend sure knows that and is giving us a great example of that. he's starting a summer off right? finding the perfect place to cool off in the san gabriel valley. he found a pool and without making a single splash. you can see there he just casually hops onto that floaty there for makes a splash is barely

makes a splash. just enjoying and soaking in the moment. and after spending a few moments relaxing here, he takes a quick dip. as you can see there, then it's back on for the hunt for some bear. it. and the safest way, of course, that you can enjoy the 4th of july. fireworks is from the comfort of your own home. we've got you covered. kron four's dan thorn in a well bellow. they're bringing you the fireworks shows in san francisco, san jose and moran from our life program. so check that out because i barely have much time to do this. but as you can see, look at how hot it is. 100 plus all week long. you you'll see that a stay out there. thanks so much, dana. i know we do have the excessive heat warning for those inland valleys. don't forget all week long. >> the heat advisory coverage. you folks along the east bay shoreline, little bit of fog cooking up the coast today. keep cool. >> all right. very important message thanks so much thanks to all of you for watching us this weekend. see you next this weekend. see you next weekend to care.

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