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[ captions begin ] >> meanwhile, crowds gather at the stonewall in to celebrate. that is the spot where activists resisted a police raid on a gay bar back in 1969. that incident is credited with sparking the gay rights movement. crowds you see there are cheering as the bill cleared allowing same sex couple to marry within 30 days. >> as we were talking about gay

pride weekend, it is here. there are tons of events planed in the bay area. we have video to show you a transgender march. hundreds of people gathered there to listen to music, hang out and have a great time. a lot of people will expected to be filling san francisco for a lot of gay pride celebration this is weekend. we have a report on what drivers with expect in the city this busy weekend. >> expect to see a lot of break lights saturday and sunday if you are planning to drive around the bay area. this was the scene in san francisco. the traffic may be even worse over the next two days because of two big events. gay pride in san francisco, the giants play at at&t park, nascar and the so nor ran county fair. thousands are expected to line

market street for the faye pride parade. the market will be closed both in the morning and afternoon. plan ahead for the possibility of back ups on the bridge and highway 101. plus, highway 37 and 121 will mostly be jammed with nascar fans since the other lanes are close in both directions. nascar drivers practice on saturday and the sprint series cup race is sunday. >> a lot going on. coming up on the crown 4 news weekend, a child pornography case that police say now involved a mural at several city schools. and we will take a live look at san jose where the sun is starting to come out a little beat. we will take a look at the forecast and beyond when the crown 4 newscast comes back.

we will be with you in a few minutes.

crews will be focusing near an area where a search happened last weekend for a missing girl, . she was fiscalling after a walk on may 27th. a nonprofit youth art director was making 100 sexually suggested tiles in school mosaic murals. me have been found and removed at sunset elementary school and three others. he made art in other schools, as well. he was out on bail and arrested earlier this month for collecting child pornography.

much more ahead on the kron 4 weekend. a crew this morning, when it come to money, who do you think worries about it more. males or females. don't answer. think about it and we will tell everywhere when we come back. >> fair enough. for now, a live look outside the bay bridge. who do you think worries about traffic more? male or so females? think about that. we will be right back.

all right. welcome back. taking a live look at mount 10. you can see a look above the chows. sunny up there, but will our weekend be sunny. we will check in with jacqelyn bennett who that is the forecast. >> starting today with fog around the bay area that will scale back around san francisco by noon. the seabreeze will have quite an affect on the forecast today. temperatures will range from cool to mild. cool closer to the coastline and mild for the inland valleys. let's take a look at the fog.

pretty extensive out there this morning. it will start scaling back a little bit now. by 9:00, we see fog over oakland and hayward. and this afternoon, the fog won't push back that much, hugging the coastline. the san francisco area also seeing fog, as well as oakland and those locations. temperatures 70s by noon today. 72 in fairfield, 76 in santa rosa. later on the temperatures will be a mix of 60s and 70s. # 7 in fairfield. we will go up to 79 in fairfield. 79 in santa rosa, 61 in san francisco. 66 in richmond. down south we will see temperatures again in the 60s and # 0s. a mix of 60s and 70s for the

peninsula. 72 for san jose and 75 in the loan reading in antioch. not a whole lot going on. clouds moving town the north. we will see the systems drop down along the coastline to tuesday. we are in the summer. we are talking about an unseasonably strong system that will rain to california and the bay area. you can see into the 1:11 hour, we have rain pushing out to the way area. this is unusual for this time of year. an unseasonal cold storm and quite a bit of moisture. we will see a little bit of rain as of right now, but still several days off. this weekend, fog this morning. temperatures in the 60s and 70s this afternoon. warming up sunday and monday. a chance of rain in the north bay tuesday afternoon. bushing into the bay area to wednesday morning, temperatures will cool as a result. little rebounds will come in

the end of next week. it is 8:17 right now. a new survey shows americans are stressing less about the finances now that recession is over. men feel a little different about this than women and people stress about how much money they make. >> reporter: more than 2/3 people say they have financial stress. while people are feeling better about money while the economy slowly recovers, there are differences between men and women. almost 30% of all women say their financial stress is high or overwhelming, while only 17% of men say the same. what makes the situation overwhelming for most people, worries ability having serious debt, living beyond your means or not enough savings for retirement. it is not just those in the high stress categories. overall women report they worry more about money than men do.

couples are better at coping than single men and women, many because they have two incomes. and the most stress comes from those 54 to 55, as retirement looms around the corner. and income levels don't different that much in how they feel. those making $150,000 to $250,000 are just as stressed as those making $35,000 a year. in new york, i am alan chirr on and off. you may get a quick out of this one. some say she belongs in tanew york subway instead of california. some say she may be a special canine, but that award won her an special award. >> this is yoda. >> meet yoda. it is all in the eye of the

beholder. is that what they say? a 1.8-pound mutt that won the world's ugliest dog contest. she get as photo shoot, $1,000 prize, overnight stay at a local hotel that is hopefully drug friendly. the dog's owner found yoda in a field nearly 15 years ago. look at that hind leg. she does it all. wow! when the owner found her 15 years ago, she mistook her for a rat. >> the mom told her to put her down. those are the other ones? they are all cute to me. can we take one home? >> not today. >> okay. next time. >> yes. we all know how much the duke and dutchess of cambridge, you know them as prince william and kate middleton. they raised a lot of money from their wedding they will be

donating to charities. we will tell you how much when they come back. >> they have plenty of money. >> ughingly dog to -- ugly dogs to henry? that was not intentional, was it? >> no. here is hot news, there are 160 million missing women. where have they gone and why is that important to the future of all of us? we will explain coming up. ♪ let's go out to the dmv

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there is a hidden cries in the world that should concern all of us. the problem with the crisis is too many men, not enough women. the balance is becoming literally a crisis in much of the world. sit topic of a book called "unnatural selection," choosing boys over girls.

it is written by a science prior for a science magazine based in china. could you explain the problem, too many men, and where this is a problem? >> sure. over 116 women missing in the population of asia. to put that in perspective, it is about the female population in the united states. it is happening in tie juan, albania, georgia -- >> is this a result of abortion? >> for now, that is mostly the story. women going in for ultrasound scans when they are pregnant and aborting when the fetus turns out to be female. >> aside from the moral implications about selecting the sex of your child -- which we could go on about all day long -- and we deal with that

here with ivf fertilization -- so, what are the problems here in these countries. >> where, in these countries, many more men than women have grown up. they are going to great lengthing to get women, buy women. women are being traffickicked in longer numbers. >> where is this happening? >> vietnam is a big source for women from men around asia, because it is poor. men are going there to buy them. >> vietnam also has a shortage of women, doesn't it, as well? >> well, now vietnam is being hit two ways. >> so, in other words, there is a selection preferring males and they are also taking the women out? >> that is right. exactly. >> so, this is a human rights issue for the women being born? >> yes. it is double discrimination. fewer women being born, and women more at risk when they do grow up in these societies as

many more. >> reporter: males. >> what are the social implications if this doesn't change in terms of how the society exists with this imbalance. >> well, there are always issues where there are more men than women. even look at the wild west, where initially there were many more men than women. we are seeing rising crime now in china. the worst is to come. most of these so-called surplus men are still not adults. >> is this a transitional social problem? eventually there will be a balance between preferring male versus female children and it will go way in 50 years, let's say? >> it is happening in developing countries quickly. really, it is not sustainable. in the meantime, they are

thinking maybe 30 or 40 years, but in the meantime you have a whole generation where there are many more boys than girls. all the social problems come along with that. >> okay. we have to go. on a real quick -- is there anything we can do? >> this issue needs a lot more international attention. >> it has to be a u.n. issue, an international focus. >> right. >> the book is called the "natural selection," choosing boys over girls. thank you for joining us. fascinating topic. we are taking a break. when we come back, popcorn! that is right, kron 4 popcorn. stay tuned. [ coach ] in albuquerque, citi pre-approved my mortgage.

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good morning. we have a live look from the san mateo bridge. we are trying to get the sun to come up. >> yes. we will see it later in the next half hour. meanwhile, officials are looking into the driving and medical records of a truck driver who slammed into an amtrak train yesterday. two people killed. this is 75-miles east of reno, nevada. the train was headed to emoryville in the bay area when the man plowed into it. about 20 people were taken to area hospitals. the gates and lights were working. and governor andrew cuomo signed the state's marriage equality bill late last night after it cleared the state senate. we report from the capitol of albany, new york. >> in the end this historic

bill came down to four republicans who broke from their party in support of same sex marriage. when the final approval came in, there was an eruption. intense notions of lobbying. republicans were able to secure protection for this organization. democratic governor, andrew cuomo quickly signed the bill saying it would send a message around the country, that there were staunch opponents in new york's archbishop, timothy doeland is done of them, calling the bill a tragic presumption of government in passing the legislation. going forward, now that the bill is signed, it will take 30 days before same sex couples can apply for marriage licenses. mary snow, cnn, albany, new york. and it is gay pride weekend theory here in san francisco. several big -- weekend here in

san francisco. several big events taking place. yesterday the transgender march kicked off in lower park. today there will be a pink party in the castro. attendees not allowed to bring alcohol for the first time ever. san francisco police saying there will be zero tolerance policy for consumption in public places. you will have to go to a bar of restaurant if you want to drink police will issue citations for those who appear to be intoxicated. officers will search bags and use wands for protection. several women were involved last year after a brawl involving police. and a 19-year-old man was shot and killinged and two others were injured -- killed and two others were injured when someone opened fire into the crowd. and don't forget the big parade kicks off tomorrow morning at 10:30 on market and beall

streets, and goes all the way to market and #th streets. you are looking at video from last -- 8th streets. you are looking at video from last year's celebration. among those participating, chaz bono, sonny and cher's son. and shaun mar mon was arrested after he repeatedly refused to pull up his sagging pants while he was on board a u.s. airways flight. the naacp says they want an apologize from u.s. airway and the staff need to go through sensitivity training. and the civil rights group is also pushing a case about a black woman not being able to fly, showing a bias that must be addressed. >> they have missed mormon to be accosted and arrested.

the same thing should have been done for this person. >> and mormon's mother declined to say whether or not they will sue the airlines. she says her son is back in college in new mexico, trying to focus on his future. she says the entire incident has been very upsetting. the naacp and other community activists will hold aral on sunday to discuss the case. there is little information about it. it is being held at the jones methodist church located on 1975 post street in san francisco. it starts at 3:00 and everyone is welcome. and on kron 4 this weekend, gifts for the royal couple mean a big payout for charity. we will tell you how much those charities will get. we will be right back.

now you are looking live outside. well, after the royal wedding. people were able to donate instead of giving them gifts. the royal charity gift fund raised $1.7 million. that includes proceeds from the sales of the wedding sound track. that money will be split up between 26 different charities.

>> we just registered at crate & barrel and didn't donate to charity. coming up on kron 4 weekend. a case for lawmakers in new york. now those registered, too. >> and we will check in now with january who is with a very special guest. >> that is right. happy pride everyone, to everybody there out in the crowd. that includes deadwood and others. jerry wrote she is walking as fast as she can. come on back and we will celebrate her.

starting today fog in the san francisco bay area. it will have quite an affect on

the area. temperatures ranging from cool to mild. cool closer to the coastline and mild for the inland valleys. take a look at the fog. pretty extensive. push into the valleys early this morning but now it will scale back a little bit. fog over oakland and hayward by the 9:00 hour. later on this afternoon the fog will not push back that much. fog hugging the coastline. san francisco in the pennsylvania and mostly cloudy in those locations. as for the temperatures, this mongoloid in the 50s. -- this morning in the 50s. later on in the afternoon, temperatures will be a mix of the 60s and 70s. 77 in fairfield. in the bay area, up to 79, maybe in fairfield. 61 in san francisco this afternoon. 66 in richmond. down south we will see temperatures again in the 60s

and 70s. closer to the coastline temperatures in the 60s. 72 in san jose, and salad and radar picture showing not a whole lot going on. clouds moving up to the north. we will be seeing the system drop down along the coastline into tuesday. we are in summer now. inseasonal strong system that will bring rain into northern california and the bay area. on tuesday we have rain push into the bay area. starting to push out by wednesday morning. by wednesday afternoon the round will be gone. also cold storms and quite a bit of moisture. we will see rain right now. still several days off.

temperatures will cool as a result. we will rebound as we head toward the end of next week. all right, gerry jewel, on the come bi, facts of life. she has also been on deadwood, the movie i will hope. gerry's book is called "i am walking as straights as i can." transending disability in hollywood and beyond. she has cerebral palsy cerebral palsy and is an out of the closet gay woman.

they talked about hollywood being a back stabbing world, but also the joy you found there. welcome, gerry jewel. and you have patty duke with an intro to the book, who had her own struggle with mental illness, if you. >> absolutely. >> what was harder? having the cerebral palsy cerebral palsier an out of the closet gay woman? i really wasn't out of the closet until a month ago. >> a month ago. >> so, that is a new one. >> so, you don't know yet! >> i will let you know on that one in six months. >> but being on a hit show, the sitcom -- >> it would have been impossible to come out when i was on a g-rated show called "the facts of life." plus, the fact i didn't really know what i was. how do you come out of the closet if you don't know for sure who you are. but how wonderful that new york just passed a law making gay

marriage legal. >> yes. i was like woo hoo! tell me, since you have cerebral palsy cerebral palsy, say disability. >> disability. >> have you had a lot of connections with others in the acting community in hollywood now? >> yes. yes. there have only been about 2% of people working with disabilities in the entertainment industry who are qualified. we have had quite a struggle. we have a long way to go. yes, we have gotten better, but we have a long, long way to go. >> right. it is so great. you are doing so well. this book is so personal. >> yes, it is. >> who are a couple others we would know that you consider people with disabilities who were on sitcoms on show in the. >> i can say david robert hall on csi has crossed that barrier

finally. and there are so few of us who have made it. marley matlin, definitely. and mega talented, also. >> yes. i am getting the hook. you know how it is in hollywood. you have to keep moving. so, it is called "i am walking as straight as i can: transending disability in hollywood and beyond." gerry will be in copperfield, santa rosa tomorrow. she would love to see you there with the book. here is a review of talent pixar video. they have a new level of animation. this newest one, "cars ii" is a disappointment, but i had had to happen some time. we can tell from the short subject ahead of the movie this is a detour back to greatness.

cars ii is a spies spoof, international grand free. the trouble is -- prix. there are get messages there, but it is repetition. it doesn't have the wit, heart and soul of other pixar movies. they set the bar so high. i know they will be back with something much better. once again, gerry jewel, "i am walking as straight as i can." thank you, gerry. coming up, we will be talking with the head of atc. you will love it. back to you, grant and jus teen. >> thank you, jan and gerry. coming up on kron 4 this weekend, we cannot get enough of the ugly dug, the 1.8-pound dog, winning the prize. >> it is not ugly. in my opinion it is very cute. >> it wins the ugly dog award. whatever. we will stick with that.

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kids, yes. >> >> it is called pop-it-yourself kits. it contains corn, oil, seasoning, the cones -- >> so, we put in this permissible organic sunflower. >> and it is local. >> a lot of this stuff is local. >> yes. >> and this is a ? >> heirloom variety organic popcorn. there are four different types in there. >> and you know when it is ready, when it is warm enough, when you put one in there and it pops. and it is not quite ready. while we are ready for it to get ready -- this is what happens when we let the camera man adjust the often! while we are waiting for that, let's talk about the secrets of perfect popcorn. first of all, you want to start with the kernels. >> good ingredients is key. >> it just popped. >> it did.

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good morning. thank you for watching the fox 59 news weekend -- fox 59 news weekend. >> yes. we are talking about the train crash in rural nevada that killed two people. we will have an update on that here on i don't know 4 news. >> and what timing as new york celebrates gay marriage. localized there. obviously a huge victory.

okay. let's talk more about the popcorn from the last segment. >> you can smell it through the screen. >> absolutely. i love the popcorn. it is great. well, it is a beautiful saturday morning. everybody will be doing something outside i would guess. if it is not the gay pride parade, will it be something else. let's take a look at weather. the fog will scale back a little. the fog will hug the coastline

throughout the day today. temperatures only in the 60s and 70s. the cool seabreeze wind making it into the inland valley. tomorrow less fog expected. that will mean slightly warmer temperatures. comfortable in the low 80s for the inland valley, and low 60s along the coastline. big changes in the extended forecast. you will not believe what we have in store for next week. details coming up. our top story this morning, the deadly train crash that you see here. this is amateur cell phone video. a chaotic scene. smoke billowing from there. federal investigators trying to determine why a struck driver didn't stop before plow into that train that was headed to the bay area, emoryville. at least two people are dead, dozens more injured. here is the scene recorded on someone's cell phone that was on board. you can see how just absolutely chaotic it was there.

kron 4, dan kirman, went to emoryville to try to find out how this crash happened. >> reporter: this was the scene after a semi slammed into a amtrak train at a railroad crossing 70-miles east of reno. it happened about 11:25 friday morning. witnesses tell the highway patrol the railroad crossing arms were down and the flights were flashing when the semi slammed into the fourth car, bringing it and another car on fire. >> we get hit by something. a big ball of fire comes in. we jumped out the window. >> you jumped out the window? >> yes. it was on fire. i try to unlock the doors and started helping people out on the train. >> reporter: the train enroute from chicago to emoryville carried 200 passengers and 14

crew. amtrak says one crew member was killed, as well as an unspecified number of passengers. those injured were transported to a elementary school where they eventually boarded buses enroute to their final destination. the safety board is sending investigators to the scene to try to determine how this accident could have happened. at the amtrak station in emoryville, kron 4. also this morning, san francisco is celebrating gay pride weekend. a big victory in new york state where lawmakers approve add bill making marriage for same- sex couples legal. new york is the sixth state in the united states to allow same sex marriages. the governor signed the bill saying this is an important step not just for new york, but the entire country. >> when what this state said today brings this discussion of

marriage quality to a new plain. that is the power and beauty of new york. the other states look to new york for the progressive direction. >> meanwhile crowds gathered at the stonewall inn, a history gay rights landmark in new york to celebrate. that is the spot where activists resisted a police raid on a gay bar back in 1969. that incident is credited with sparking the gay rights movement. crowds cheered when they learned the bill had cleared allowing same sex couple to marry and they can do so 30 days from now. and gay pride weekend is here. tons of events planed in the bay area this weekend. you are looking at video of the transgender march yesterday at delores park. hundreds of people gathering, listening to music, chilling out, having a good time. a lot of people expected to fill san francisco for all of the celebrations throughout the

weekend. kron 4, reggie krumar, tells us what drivers should expect in the city. >> reporter: expect to see a lot of break lights saturday and sunday if you are planning to drive around the bay area. this was the scene friday afternoon in san francisco. the traffic may be worse over the next two days because of four big events. gay pride in san francisco, the giants play the indians at at&t park, nascar infineon raceway in sonoma and the county fair. pride festivitys in the city will shut down streets in civic center on saturday. market will be closed most of the morning and afternoon. on top of that, giants fans will be in the mix both days, so plan ahead for the possibility of major back uptons bay bridge, james lick and highway 101. plus highway 37 and 121 will most likely be jammed with nascar fans since both highways

are one lane in both directions. racing fans may also cause delays on interstates 80 and 580-6789 nascar drivers practice on -- and 580. nascar drivers practice on saturday and the race is sunday. >> the closing on market and beall goes all the way to market and 8th. this year's theme is "in pride we trust." you can see all the people having a good time. more than a million expected to participate this year. the grand marshal this year is chaz bono, sonny and cher's kid. >> you know they will be talking about that historic moment in new york this weekend that he is celebrate in san francisco. >> coast to coast the celebrations are going on. coming up on kron 4 this weekend, flooding worsening in north dakota. plus, fires in oklahoma. we will show you that, ahead. and look at the james lick

freeway. traffic moving, but the fog lingering. hopefully it will burn off with the sun. we will have a full forecast for you coming up. ♪

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good morning. it is 9:11. the flooding is hitting record levels. the rain-swollen river there is hitting its highest level in 100 years. 12,000 people in minot, south dakota are having officials force 2500 homes to leave. several homes have been destroyed. no deaths or injuries have been reported. a state of emergency has been declared in oklahoma in 33 counties from wildfires. and we will tell you why

the feds are stepping in and stepping up to help crack down on gangs in san jose. and we will have the full forecast coming up. we are taking a live look on the south bay of san jose. people are starting their weekend plans. do you have any big today? >> maybe take a bike ride. not going to hit the roads. lots going on in san francisco. pride weekend, of course. we will have all the headlines comping. what happend last night?

apparently we went to jack in the box at 1:54 a.m. ...and got 9 orders of tacos, 4 seasoned curly fries, and 7 real ice cream shakes. so who drove us home?

starting today with fog around the bay area that will scale back to the coastline of san francisco by noon. the seabreeze will have quite an affect on the forecast today. temperatures will range from cool to mild. cool closer to the coastline and mild for the inland valleys. let's take a look at the fog. the fog push into the inland valleys earlier this morning, but now it will start scaling back. by the 9:00 hour we see fog

over oakland and hayward, and this afternoon, the fog hugging the coastline. san francisco also seeing fog. the peninsula and oakland, as well. they will stay cloudy in those locations. temperatures mild in the 50s. by noon we will warm up to the 70s in a couple of places. 72 in fairfield, 76 in santa rosa. 60s and 70s this afternoon. 77 in fairfield and 60s along the coastline. 79 in santa rosa, 61 in san francisco, 66 in richmond. down south temperatures again in the 60s and 70s. the coastline temperatures in the 70s. a mix of 70s for the peninsula, 72 in san jose and 75 in live mother and a loan 80-degree -- livermore and a loan 80-degree reading in antioch. we have clouds moving up to the

north. we will see a system drop down along the coastline tuesday. we are in the summer now and we are looking at an unseasonally strong system that will bring rain to california by 11:00 on tuesday. starting to push out by wednesday morning. by wednesday afternoon the rain will be well gone. this is very unusual for this time of year. an unseasonally cold storm with quite a bit of moisture. we will see a little rain as of right now, but it is still several days off. as for this weekend, fog this morning. temperatures in the 60s and 70s this afternoon. there is the chance of rain on the north bay tuesday afternoon. pushing through the rest of the the bay area, into wednesday morning and the temperatures will cool as a result of the rain. we will bring the temperatures back up next week. and san jose saw a big jump

in gang related murders this year. with local budget issues there, the city needs all the help it can can can get. kron 4 reports out the partnership will work. >> reporter: the san shows police department teamed up with -- san jose police department teamed up with the customs law enforcement, also known as i.c.e. the police chief said in the past he would not cooperate with officials, but as his department plan to lay off more than 100 police officers, the chief says he needs every tool to combat gang violence. >> if you are a criminal and engaged in criminal activity or gang activity, i don't care where you come from, we will do our best to put you behind bars. >> reporter: the department of homeland security will assign two agents starting monday. chief more race says the focus will be solving gang related

crimes and not arrests documented immigrants. >> you get the full weight of the government behind you and all the resource that is could with them. particularly intelligence, and s.s.i. agents from around the gun. >> san jose is experiencing a significant increase in homicides. there were 23 murders last year and 27 homicide this is year in the city, 14 of which police have identified as gang- related. detectives aren't exactly sure what is causing the increase in gang violence but the chief hopes partner with the feds will solve the mystery and the crimes. in san jose, kron 4. time now is 9:20. we have much more ahead on the kron 4 weekend. we have details on the pride weekend here in san francisco. i know a lot of people will be talking about how new york is the sixth state to allow same- sex couples. the timing couldn't be more

perfect. >> yes. a lot of folk will be celebrating and partying here in san francisco. before we get to those story, lets check in now with henry. >> chickens in the backyard, vegetables in the garden, how about doing homesteading in the garden. that is right, urban homesteading. we will tell you about it coming up. [ male announcer ] you don't make the world's best chicken by pressing a button. it takes a cook. we're kfc and we've got a certified cook in every restaurant freshly making the colonel's original recipe, today and every day. 11 herbs and spices, hand-breaded, hands down the world's best chicken. today is a kfc day. so bring home a real meal -- 10 pieces of that famous chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of four or more, just 20 bucks.

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♪ all right, a farm grows in the city? we are talking about farming in the city, apartments, country, all over. this book is called "farming in the homestead." when we talk about homesteading, we are talking about creating your own food in your own backyard, yes? >> yes. >> what can people grow that

you don't even think about? >> you can grow vegetables, you can take care of animals. you can have chicken, ducks, bees, quail. you can grow herb to make medicine out of and tea out of. >> everybody knows you can grow vegetables, but the important thing to know is you can grow a lot more than you know. you can use this as sustenance. >> absolutely. you can grow things in containers, on the roof, in the ground. >> you can get a lot to eat that way. if you are a person like me, the average tomato costs way too much. >> but once you set things up, they don't cost too much. one tomato plant will give you 20 tomatoes. >> you were talking about doingies sustainably, which is a lot cheaper. you have to know what you are doing. >> it can be very affordable. um compost at home so you are

growing your own soil which makes your plants healthier. you can set up a work bin. >> animals. what can people grow, raise in their own backyards that they may not think about? >> you can have chickens, you can grow quail. quail are really small and start laying eggs after six weeks. you can keep rabbits, bees. you can keep ducks. ducks are a little more -- >> are they legal in city in the. >> they are legal. >> chickens? >> chickens are legal. we don't recommend a radioser. they are a little more noise you. >> yes. don't get a rooster. you will lose all your friends in the neighborhood. >> yes. there are urban agriculture rule that is are changing because there is such an up surge of interest in growing your own food. >> yes. and people will sell you whole

set up to raise chickens or quail. >> absolutely. >> bee the. this is something we talked about that i hadn't thought about. that is tahots trend, having your own bee set up in the backyard. >> yes. you can have your own beehive and take care of your hive or get a beekeeper who loves bee to take care of the hive in the backyard and plant flowers in the backyard that provide pollination for the bees. >> and you can do your own canning and it is like going back to the earth, ladies and gentlemen. >> you don't have to go back to the land. you can stay in the apartment and do it in the city. >> it is called "urban homesteading: heirloom skills for sustainable living" it is filled with detailed information on how to do many of the activities we have been talking about. >> i did write this book with my friend, kay ruby bloom. she runs the institute for

urban homesteading and teaches many of these skills. >> and the website to buy the book is -- >> u urban-homesteading.or g. >> thank you for joining us. this is something that will really grow on you. don't forget you can actually meet rachel at the urban homestead design lab, june 25th at 11:00 a.m. at the floral grub gardens. >> that is today. >> that is today. you are right. more to come. stay tuned.

good morning. it is 930:67:89 federal investigators are looking into the collision between a tractor- trailer and an amtrak train that was headed to the bay area. this accident killed at least two people and injured 20 others. this happened yesterday near reno. the driver of the truck was among those killed.

amtrak says the train was headed to emoryville when it was hit by the cross at a railroad crossing. the mother of one of the pleas said she is relieved her -- of the employees said she is relieved her daughter survived. >> i am so grateful she is all right. my heart goes out to those other families, mothers, grandmas, fathers, of kids and parent that is didn't make it. >> the national transportation safety board is now investigating, going through the wreckage to try to figure out out this deadly accident happened. that was the reaction on the floor of the new york state senate floor last night after they enacted the marriage equality act. the vote, 33-29. pretty close. the original sponsor of the bill, governor andrew cuomo signed it into law a short time

later. mean awhile, the new york mayor, michael bloomburg had this to say: . >> this really is a great day for new york and america. i think we should all have a good pa night's sleep. there is plenty of work to do. there are still plenty of the people in this country that don't have all the rights and luxury of being able to share in the great american dream. in the first place we have to start is making sure we continue to improve education, because there are an awful lot of people in this country that don't have a good education. at least now their gender is going to be -- their gender orientation will be less important than ever before. thank you. >> new york, the sixth state to legalize same sex marriage. those marriages can begin taking place in new york in 30 days. meanwhile, people in san francisco were already celebrating. it is pride weekend.

needless to say, they were thrilled to hear the news out of new york. >> i think it is another poster for all state to be liberated. free marriage for everybody that loves each other. >> i am very excited this legislation has passed. it has been a long time coming. it is so gratifying to see finally the state senators came around and voted on the right side of history. >> and new security measures are being put in place for the pink party happening today in the castro. you will hear some of the changes. attendees will not be allowed to bring in alcohol this year. san francisco police say there will be a zero tolerance policy for people drinking in public places. police will be issuing citation to anyone who appear to be intoxicated or acting address ill. officers will be using wands

and searching bands because of a 19-year-old that was killed after a shot opened fire into the crowd last year. the parade is tomorrow morning, 10:30 a.m. on market street and beall street. it goes ten blocks and ends at market and 8th street. you are looking at video from last year's celebration to give you a little taste of what will be happening this year. the theme is "in pride we trust." the grand marshall this year is chaz bono, the child of actor and ac stress, sonny and cher. and, you are taking a live look outside at san francisco. that camera is from our station's roof camera. it is a stubborn fog lingering this morning. we will check in with jacqelyn bennett for a full check of the pride weekend forecast.

good morning. we will be seeing lots of fog in the area, not lifting. it will keep the temperatures cool today, 60s on the coast, and 70s inland. by 9:00 we see fog over oakland and hayward, and later on in the afternoon, the fog not going to push back that much. close to the coastline, the fog hugs the coastline. san francisco seeing fog, the peninsula and oakland. we will stay foggy in those locations. farce temperatures, temperatures in the 50s this morning. by noon 72 in fairfield and 76 in santa rosa. later on in the afternoon the temperatures will be a mix of 60s and 70s, with 50s closer to the coastline, 77 in fairfield. we will move up a couple more degrees in fairfield, 79 degrees. 61 in san francisco this afternoon. 66 in richmond.

down south we will see temperatures again in the 60s and 70s. closer to the coastline, temperatures in the 60s. a mix of 60s and 70s for the peninsula and east bay shore. 72 in san jose. 75 in livermore and a loan 80- degree reading in antioch. let's take a look at the satellite and radar reading. not a whole lot going on. but we will see a system drop down along the coastline near tuesday. we are in the summer now and we will see a unseasonably strong system bringing rain into the bay area. you can see by 11:00 on tuesday we have rain push into the bay area. pushing out by wednesday morning. by wednesday afternoon the rain will be well gone. it is unusual for this time of year. an unseasonably cold storm with quite a bit of moisture. we will see a little rain as of now, but it is several days off. we will bring you an update as it gets closer. fog in the 60s and 70s this

afternoon. rain in the north way on tuesday afternoon. then pushing through the rest of the bay area into wednesday morning. temperatures will cool as a result but we will rebound as we head toward the end of next week. >> thank you, jacqelyn. coming up next on kron 4 this weekend, a major civil rights group getting involved in the controversial saggy pants saga we have been talking about and everyone is commenting about on the facebook page. we will tell you about that. and we want to take a look outside. if you want to sound off on any story, you can "like" us on facebook on kron 4 news. we will take a break on this saturday morning and be back in a few minutes. [ man ] i got this new citi thankyou card

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out. he was arrested after repeatedly refusing to pull his pants up on a u.s. airways flight. the staff, they say, need to go through civil rights training. the group is upset about the man you saw repeatedly wearing women's lingerie. the naacp says it show as bias and double standard that must be addressed. >> as a mother, i was appalled that they would allow this gentlemen to dress this way, and this is deshon's choice of dressing. >> the mother declined to say whether they will sue the airline. she says her son is back in college, trying to focus on his future. meanwhile the naacp and other community activists are holding a rally tomorrow to discuss the case. it will be held at joan's methodist church on most street in san francisco at 3:00 p.m.

organizers say everyone is welcome. and much more ahead on kron 4 news weekend. my favorite weekend is coming up. we want to show everyone the mutt mistaken for a rat, but did win a big prize, the world's ugliest dog. >> yes. >> and all dogs are beautiful and so is pride. we have a celebration of tales of the city. we will talk about it with terry pearlhoff and a whole lot more. come on back and celebrate pride.

there she is. mary an, coming to -- mary

ann. all happening at atc right now, tales of the city. so much fun. poignant, real, terrific. you have to get to it, folks. terry perloff joins us. she is the one that got this thing put on the stage. the artistic director of atc. thank you for being here. >> i love being with you. gay pride weekend. that is great! >> and last night olympia dukakis was there. she was there announcing what was happening in new york. >> she was. she came to see the show. she was there with gorgeous mrs. magical. they got together at the end, cried and celebrated the victory in new york. it was an unbelievable evening. >> you don't have to be gay or any of that to be part of the tales of atc. the songs are like rogers &

hammerstein. they are like traditional comedy. they are. it is the first musical these sisters have written. they are amazing song write ores and incredible collaborators. this is a beautiful song, dear mama, telling his mother he is gay. >> we were so moved. all my friend there is were so moved. >> and this is a very remarkable song we will sing outdoors for the parade tomorrow called "paper faces." and there is a hilarious song called "crotch." so, it is a remarkable company and the songs are hilarious, $0.instant and sad. all the emotions. >> it is crazy but it really takes you on a journey.

>> yes. it is really amazing. >> and you can see tales of the city at wonderful act. it starts through july 31st, but i have a feeling -- we have to get people there. i am going again because i am bringing people. at www.act-sf. >> thank you, darling. my profiter here. act-sf.org. thank you so much. tales of the city. hats off to you and all the wonderful work at act. so fabulous. here are movies i highly recommend. mitt night in paris, and conan o'brien can't stop. about the behind the scenes life of a man with more arrogance than he is sure of.

god bless them. and buck, page 1 inside the new york times opens july 1st. i will be talking more about page 1, inside the new york times, but right now it is tales of the city at act. get there, folks. you will have a great time. a show so worst your time and money. hats off to pride. there goes my pride necklace. all right! >> have a wonderful weekend. we will see you at the theater. >> see you at act. back to you. >> thank you. a lot more to come on kron 4 new this is weekend. but first, here is henry. >> henry! what do you mean, what? look at all this awful stuff on my artichoke? >> it comes with the territory. it is one of the things that artichokes always get. >> what? >> afridays. >> it is an afid. not the ants. the ants feed off the afid.

>> you end up getting these ants. they get inside the fruit and you bake the artichoke and you open it and -- >> you get rid of the afid and the ants go away. they are using it as an ant source. if there is no food, they move on. >> afid are farmed to protect against beneficial insects. >> it is a see cession. it is not a nectar. -- they are not carrying shields, henry. >> but they protect the afid that. is my understanding. this will be settled off camera. once you get rid of the afids, you will bet rid of the ants. >> it is persistent. you can't apply one application of whatever you use and expect it to control the problem. you have to repeat and be persistent with them. you have so use insect sigh

deal soaps, and extreme stream of water. let me see if i can get a sharp stream of water going here. you can literally wash them off. i know some people who on their roses have been known to use a wet towel and go, that would work. >> there are lots of right answers. see that. >> they are mostly gone you. >> they will be back in an hour- and-a-half but it gives you something to do at that point in time. >> do you have a better solution? >> i have another solution. that would be laddie bugs. -- lady bugs. i think i hear lady bugs flying in. there you go. >> now, our own lady bug producer, timmy heyworth. >> and you have an issue with lady bugs. >> first of all, let's release them and see what they look like. >> this is not the time to release lady bugs. they should be released about

dawn in the early evening hours when you are about to go night, night. do you have a problem with that? >> no, not at all. lady bugs feed on afid is. release them and watch them go to town on the afid is. we will now demonstrate, we hope. >> we forgot to do one thing ahead of releasing them. >> what? >> wet the area down. >> i did get it wet. okay, guys. go find some food. now, watch them go to town. if you reason carefully, you can hear them munching on the afid is. that is great. >> they are hungry. >> yes. and they are pretty. >> my problem with lady bugs -- what do you have afids on your hand in the. >> on my sleeves. >> the thing about lady bug, they tend to go away after the

afid is are gone. how do you keep them around? >> you have to build a house for them. a lady bug house. >> now, this is -- >> this is a honeycomb type of the structure which the lady bugs will go into during the night and over the winter. it will house about 2,000 of them in this particular structure. you put them in the area you want them to work in. this case, we will put them on the deck. >> this is a condominium -- yes. >> so, it is very reasonable. >> it comes in the low 50,000s. we will put this right here on the deck. we have roses right here. citrus nearby, apple, and we will provide a resident for them so they have a place where they can it is back, relax, watch henry's garden, then go out and do their thing the rest of the day. >> is there a little condo structure, comes with

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