>>saturday morning to you thanks a lot for joining us this morning on kron 4 news weekends. we take a live look outside very nice start to the day around the bay area, happy pride week everybody i'm marty gonzales stays far as back as the forecast for us looking good update you on marty is a some morning bay area clouds were having up the coast and all that kind of business basically mostly sunny this afternoon we're going to its wean all that stuff right it's going to feel like summer, but again those in the valley that were to be controlled around the bay climate-controlled ice, the it will feel pretty good or without all that too mount diablo to give you an idea inland as you can see nice blue skies off to the background swing of things around the golden gate there the coastal clouds lingering

around but at least it's a little bit aloft a bit so we can see at the surface on having too much trouble but already clearing up there are more and it looks like so really smooth sailing it looks like a head. in future cast here we can see too much the way of fog but just wanted to know real quickly do you see clear patch happening to the entire area already by 90 and even those coastal trouble areas like a half moon bay really improving it looks like for today temperatures in the 50's it looks like for right now in iraq and checking in 61 up in the north bay, some 50 santa rosa at 49 you can have some temperature movement this afternoon. 50's you can see down south 57 for san jose by contrast, the clear skies temperatures a little cooler this morning that we saw yesterday morning. nice deep blue skies as well will reach for about 80 or so come early afternoon with us history clouds start to thicken up a little bit we'll show you that in the future cast, 80 or so we're coming in with temperatures. highs about 80% was a 71 open 66 san francisco again climate-controlled

around the bay you will see that into the 7 day forecast we'll have more in a bit morning. ok, dave sounds good. thank you. well this morning, investigators working to figure out what sparked a massive blaze at a condo construction site in santa clara kron four's dan thorn has an update. >>a fire tears through a santa clara construction site sending thick black smoke and flames into the air one construction worker was injured but he's expected to be okay. >>5 cycle plan was huge to get more running and see this my head and it's just like fed knows about 100 of the lead. >>video shared by stunned viewers shows the fire destroying what was supposed to be a luxury apartment complex along el camino reale the blaze was a horrifying sight for people who live nearby oh my >>that was horrible sight and thus i mean it was to blaze. >>people in some homes close to the fire were forced to evacuate. others were told to close their windows and keep their pets inside. despite being hundreds of feet away

plastic on the side of david miniseries car melted as the fire got bigger and the heat turned on the fire was so hot. >>that note was signed we'll call the window the saw. >>dozens of crews responded to the scene trying to put out the flames but the work continued more than 10 hours after the initial blaze kind of shocking because it's in my life i saw that for the first time such a big fire. the massive fire. lots of smoke. >>as kron four's dan thorn reporting the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. now fires of others that destroyed buildings that were under construction in the bay area. there have been at least 6 of these types of fires in the bay area since 2014. last october a 126 unit complex in oakland went up in flames. the second fire that night at a building under construction. then in april of last year a huge fire burned a 240 unit building in concord the building scaffolding even collapse of one point in that

blaze in july of 2016 and may of 2017 the same 105 unit apartment by project in emeryville was it causing millions of dollars in damage. investigators believe it was arson but not far away near oakland's lake merritt a predawn fire in 2016 also destroyed a 41 unit project. the other big story we're following this morning, dozens of patients at the laguna honda hospital in san francisco have been abused by staff members. that's according to mayor londoc breed and the city public health department kron four's dan kerman has more. >>we're here to report something difficult disturbing and disappoint team to the people of san francisco at a news conference friday afternoon san francisco's director of public health announced an investigation has determined. 23 dementia patients at laguna honda hospital were mistreated by 6 staff members between 2016 in january of this year. the

patients range in age from 30 to 100 and the mistreatment includes verbal and physical abuse, neglect violations of privacy and the dispensing of medication that was not prescribed, we're better than this. we are committed to restoring the trust of the families and the patience of laguna honda san francisco mayor london breed says her grandmother was a dementia patient at laguna honda during her later years. she was joined in are outraged by board of supervisors president norman me this is personal to me. >>i've had family members stay there. i still have friends whose parents are stuff. our feature 4. so for this to occur. in our our watch this is i don't i don't have the words express how. >>whoa of said i am laguna honda is a skilled nursing and rehab facility owned and operated by the city and county of san francisco. the misconduct was uncovered in february of this year. during

the course of a separate public health investigation. a plan for moving forward is now in the works but changes have already been made. the to and chief quality officer have been removed from their posts and the 6 staff members implicated have been fired. patients have been notified and reexamined good dispensing practices have been improved and the staff has been retrained in the context in which these in place for working that there was a culture of silence and that's why we need to make this change. >>so we need to move from a culture of silence to culture of safety 3 separate investigations are going on right now the city attorney is conducting one as is the director of public health, investigation being directed by the state department of public >>that san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man is accused of slamming his truck into a restaurant in pleasant hill. 100 mendez valencia was arrested just after 2 o'clock friday morning on suspicion of

dui he was still in the driver's seat when police arrived at the sweet tomatoes restaurant in downtown pleasant hill. the front window of the restaurant as you can see needs to be replaced. fortunately the restaurant was closed at the time and no one was inside. coming up on kron 4 news weekend pride weekend officially underway now in san francisco we're going to take you to an annual event that's happening this morning. and a breakdown of governor nuisance newly signed billion state budget will hav you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells, for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, and swelling. don't imagine results, see them. coolsculpting, take yourself further.

will become more colorful later today as pride weekend continues. the annual event is is stalling the pink triangle it's now in its 24th year. kron four's can see that hatred joins us now with more on the significance of this event high christina good morning. >>good morning, this is one of the events his health that is helping kick off a pride weekend here and you can tell behind me actually all of these volunteers are here they're in the middle of the installing the pink triangle that you're going to be seeing on twin peaks um i fear at the top of the mountain and i actually have the founder and organizer patrick with me right here and so patrick you started tipping frankel commemoration ceremony 24 years ago what made you do that. >>but started out as just adding a little color. it was sort of a fluke we snuck up in the dark of night. good thing we won arrested anyway. found

out that people didn't know what the team trying to was we just wanted to add a little color to the parade and we realize that history had been forgotten, and then replaced by the rainbow flag which was born out of optimism but the pink triangle was forged in >>it was used by the nazis in concentration camp to label the homosexual prisoners and a lot of people don't know about after the war when their concentration camps liberated, those who wore the pink triangle were put back in prison under germany's paragraph one 75. >>and the nightmare continued. >>now that was 80 years. now represent in 20. >>ok we're having some problems with christine is a transmission there but will try to get that fixing go back to earth throughout the morning here and we also have continuing coverage of pride the pride parade. all the festivities this weekend you can find on kron 4 dot com. we'll have the parade routes also which streets will be closed every day list of banned items for the celebration as well and you

can always find the complete schedule of all events you can find it all on kron 4 dot com dave ok skies to start open up a little bit across they, here's a live shot coming in from berkeley look at that some of that morning fog breaking up how those temperatures. >>cool side. but that's climate control we get in the morning. we'll take a look at your forecast right now, earn 60,000 bonus miles after qualifying purchases when you apply and are approved for the hawaiian airlines world elite mastercard. plus, you earn miles on everyday purchases.

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middle of a six-game road trip. >>trying to keep up with the astros and rangers in the standings as the 1st half of the year is nearly complete to the a's in the angels celebrating their head halfway to christmas promotion. appropriate because metals and was handing out some residents of night for the slugger. >>first innings no doubt are right center field 415 seat back raise up to nothing on top 3rd 2 on all city it says what has the foul pole in right, another round your first 3 holes the last 2 games the case to the 5 we go on to win 7, 2, they have taken 3 of

their last 4. >>hide in the dugout tonight's picture. now bottom of the second no score alex dickerson. destroying right center get out of here take an early one nothing lead. the 3rd same score buster posey those hospital right field keeps on caring. just just of the roofs out all of the field was a home, but because of where land. those against the rbi but will stay at second. the sick child 3 to brandon crawford hit why did into the le-center field gap crawford with a stand-up double his 3rd hit of the night, but also his one thousands of career hit a big congratulations to the store stopped giants win 6, 3 san francisco's first win against arizona home since last year they run it fasciitis tomorrow. well in

this week's free agency bonanza reports surfaced that klay thompson might look elsewhere of the warriors did not offer him a max contract. >>but not to worry. it appears golden state execs will not be wasting any time to open the checkbook. >>when free agency officially begins this sunday, the team's expected offer the all-star guard at the full deal he's eligible for 5 years million. that's according to espn. this is not a surprise considering thompson never indicated he believes, and there wasn't any thought the warriors would refuse to pay off. thompson has been a cornerstone throughout this entire run for the last 5 years, he's one of the league's premier 2 way players. the big question now is what will happen with the team's other superstar free agent kevin durant's warriors clippers knicks nets said to be in the running to land him. vontae hill radio host to 95 7 the game gave his take on the situation in tonight's edition of various more tonight. >>he will be a god in new york if you win, but if they don't win. they're going to get

pulled out of town like carmelo anthony you're going to get booed like isaiah thomas each other run that organization. it's not going to end pretty if you don't win in new york city so coming out here to bay area. the media school at we're all good with you katie he got a good here. why mess to situation up and plus oh by the way. it is signed with the warriors they're going to 50 million in last year. >>many thanks to bonta hill for coming in that was on bay area sports night every night at 7 on kron on finally another spectacular performance from usa at the women's world cup, us and france in the quarter-final. >>and that's considered the final before the final since both squads are so dominant this turned into the making rapino show the strike on the set piece threads its way to the back of the net the us off one nil 5 minutes in in the 2nd half america with numbers source in for the score. second straight man that's with 2 goals. team usa wins 2, 1, eliminates the host nation advances to the 70's for the 8th year in a row up next

though feasting win on tuesday. >>ok mark thanks a lot was going to take you outside for a live look at conditions at the golden gate bridge a little bit foggy there but really nothing to worry about dave has the forecast coming up in 2 an ♪

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good morning. we're back on kron 4 news weekend really nice view out of the embarcadero camera this morning, plenty of sunshine there. >>here's dave tell us more about it and we more that

sunshine going on today marty there were some afternoon clouds make an appearance and all that kind of thing. >>and we'll see a little more this our skies tomorrow but we're off to a warming trend partially for the bay area which will be showing in that seven-day here's mount diablo off to the distance as you will notice, nice deep blue skies with all of that shot of of of the golden gate up there with that fog just lifted a little bit just about that. so we have clear skies are clear conditions right the surface rather temperatures right now we're in the 50's in around the immediate day in land they dropped off a little bit because of a cooler conditions that prevail, but they will catch up and surpass us around the bay by this afternoon, santa rosa looking to high around 80 or so today, the 49 52 livermore antioch 6158 for concord more 50's up there to the north bay 57 meanwhile down to san jose. surface winds will pick up a little bit and we expect them to remain those arrows due west. that's going to help keep the bay cool as we watch those inland temperatures warming up for pride weekendt this is what you'd expect particular on sunday as i mentioned some scattered clouds working in here a little bit. but still

comfortable took in san francisco, a look at mild or mid 60's, fairly mild a little bit of a breeze plan on that about 10 to 20 on that. meanwhile the shot from a coming in from 71, mostly sunny at 11 by 2 o'clock a few stray clouds and 80 it looks like. coming up in a bit what the 4 zone forecast covering yet. and again that 7 day. martin ok dave seeing a few minutes on the peninsula. this morning surveillance video captured the moment that thieves smashed a stolen car into a walgreens store and then stole the atm. >>kron four's justine waltman has more. >>and busting right through the front doors, the thieves break into a walgreens by ramming through with the stolen midsize suv the security video appears to show 5 people get out all wearing clothes that cover their faces and they have to step over all of that broken glass, one suspect even holds the destroyed or out of the way as the others push an atm out of the store and san mateo police

also tell kron 4 news but all of this created a lot of damage. the thieves did not get away with much look like based on any money ever did. >>were taken to the crime happened at 04:00am and on wednesday. >>after 2 days of being closed the store on east 3rd ellsworth avenues we opened on friday, customers feel bad this happened to the busy business in the heart of downtown no business should have to go through that. >>there is one strip of police tape flapped and the atm old spot. by shopping baskets police did find the stolen car. open atm nearby. but the suspects have not been caught. i think it's unfortunate. >>that somewhat rice and so brazen in a town like this police are interested in tips that could help solve. >>this investigation. justine waltman kron 4 news. >>the city worker suffered a medical emergency before crashing a truck a city own

truck into a building at the palo alto airport take a look at the damage just minutes after it happened this was on thursday night. reports say there are 7 planes inside at the time and that the city employee was on the job for just a couple of weeks. he was rushed to the hospital for no word on his condition this morning. no one else was injured. golden state warriors star, andre iguodala is booked as promoting his brand new memoir the 6th man the book follows the nba players childhood and road to 3 world championships with the warriors kron four's gayle ong has the details. >>it was a sold-out event and almost 500 people came out to sea. >>golden state warriors player andre iguodala's and to the stage at the jewish community center in san francisco to talk about his memoir, the 6th man. >>the audience first heard the nba star dressed the warriors losing the championship game.

>>and sometimes that's what it's about you know >>carvell wallace moderated the sold-out event. wallace is also co-author of the look you know this is an interesting thing to bring up this idea of. >>to to have to be peace after and so much of what would. but it takes to be a great athlete has to do with this hyper competitive isn't right, he's the 6th man he's not staffies not kd he is not re monde. he's not buggy. he is he's a really fantastic player off the bench and the full basketball player. >>caught up with fans before the discussion what daallo and off the court cars to see andrea good allah iggy he's i absolute most favorite player. on the warriors he's a very smart guy on he's a great athlete, but i like the fact that he has other interests

besides just the nba, him personally i am in fashion. so i want to talk to him about his style and his influences their back at the theater a good dollop talks about the grid and hunger it takes to be an nba champ. >>he also reflected on times at oracle arena. >>the bay. and strong fan base. >>andre the dollar will continue his book tour in oakland saturday morning in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well you can now buy some fireworks in some spots in the east bay in dublin for instance, 13 city approved vendors open their boots on friday, customers were waiting outside for a prime pick fireworks will be permitted in 3 double in parks from 10 in the morning through 10 at night on independence day. they are alamo creek park emerald glen park and shannon park, the dublin sports complex though will be off limits this year because of ongoing construction. and

don't forget you can celebrate the 4th of july right here with kron 4 you can watch the fireworks live from around the bay and around the country from the comfort of your couch, the fireworks are in pier 39, they're presented by the city and county of san francisco. the san jose fireworks coming from the san jose mcenery convention center. we'll also be covering shows in the north bay in sandra fell and in concord as well now keep in mind. this is the only live fireworks show the bay area. the party kicks off thursday july 4th at 09:00pm hope you'll join us. and coming up later on this morning will explain why some doctors are sounding the alarm on prescribing marijuana to mental health patients. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis.

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health this morning medical marijuana is commonly used to treat a host of physical and mental ailments. but some mental health professionals question using cannabis to treat mental health disorders kron four's haaziq has more. >>mental health professionals here at john muir behavioral health in concord talk about the potential risks of using today's highly potent forms of. >>there are a lot of 20 or 30 years ago. the average strain of marijuana had about 2 to 3% thc. today i can have more than 10 times that amount jeremy top that is a licensed clinical social worker certified addiction specialist. >>director of job near a behavioral health outpatient

program to conquer top that says there are several mental health disorders associated with exposure to cannabis there are are clear links in ientific research. between marijuana use vulnerability to developing all kinds of mental illness, including a. >>a psychotic disorders mood disorders like major depressive disorder or bipolar disorder anxiety disorders medical marijuana advocates david goldman did michael cohen of the. >>brownie barry democratic club of san francisco say there's no proof linking today's potent strains of cannabis to liddy mental behavioral disorders it's just not true. >>this country have gone way down. >>mental health professionals

and medical marijuana advocates both agree, however that people should consult with their primary doctors before could still be kind of his products to treat any mental health symptoms it conquered haaziq madyun kron 4 news. >>we're going to take you outside for a live look at conditions at the golden gate bridge still a bit fog in there dave has the forecast for us for pride weekend co

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news, good morning everybody in the fog started to clear, here's a shot from sfo worst on to get that fog to lift off just a little bit. it's the camera what's the goes that looks better to here's what's going on in terms of alcatraz island we have the fog lifting a little bit above the buildings just let this mix out with the drier air aloft will be into mostly sunny mode. this afternoon, however, some scattered clouds working their way into the forecast a little bit. but hey from its summer beginning of summer looking pretty good for us temperatures in the 50's everywhere we've got a cooler for tonight at the santa rosa, pretty typical we'll make up for this afternoon, 61, antioch 58 for concord 52 for livermore east bay shoreline meanwhile in the upper to middle 50's temperatures across the state will look out already lower 90's and central valley and we haven't really into the hot stuff yet that happens midweek 93 fresno 92 going on for bakersfield central sweet and a down on there. however we do have some scattered clouds again coming from the south. so you may be running into some of them this afternoon, 73 down the santa barbara and out of the coast of so cal 75 for los angeles

and san diego 77, your 4 zone forecast back home 66, san francisco, the high today to the coast will be in the mid 60's. i was talking about this earlier with the fog lifting looks pretty good at the coastal locations, although to the south those afternoon clouds will make an appearance. san bruno 7072 going on for millbrae 74 for burlingame down the south redwood city pair sevens 78 meanwhile going on for palo alto mountain view at 75, but popping some lower to middle 80's, it looks like down to the south. morgan hill, 8580 san jose cupertino check in at 80 campbell around 81 mid 70's going on down to the south. although hayward kind of a freakish 8379 for pleasanton tri valley 84 livermore 82 going on for walnut creek and conquer did 84 more 70's on the east bay shoreline. this separation here will be very very stark as we get to the middle of next week there's remain somewhat cool around the bay, but warming up big

time and those in the valleys napa only a modest 78, although if you're headed up there for the holiday week. it will be much warmer sonoma, 8082 for santa rosa and heading down to southern marine we get back to the 70's in the 70 forecast, this is we're talking about the week ahead by the way it's great for pride week just bit of a breeze in the city it looks like watch out in the afternoon. mid 80's get to near about 90 or so come july 4th, but again around the bay what can sweep with those 70's. for your help this morning did you know that being deficient in a single vitamin could do a lot of damage to you. >>june is brain health months and one nike vitamin is a very important in optimal brain function. our health expert karen on joins this morning to tell us why b 12 deficiency and borderline deficiency are so common and how they're so important to us i i didn't realize this is a good education, i think for a lot of a lot of people don't realize it end. >>it's the 12 is kind of known as the the item in the kill

because the guns don't eat any animal products and that would be 12 is where that's where the rest of us get me to guess not it manufactured in plants have to get it from some tech this other source of fortified foods so when you i deficient it can cause a lot of problems uk so. >>so you really need to pay attention to us if you your honor he can die very much so and for other reasons which we'll get into is b 12 so important. >>the 12 because it is plays a key role in brain function and nerve function so if you are. if you're deficient he could end up with. alzheimer's also depression any balance issues. tingling in the city of deficiency of the 12 yes, yes, so if you're feeling some of the symptoms you really need said doctor immediately get that get a blood test. yes, there are a vast array of symptoms which we can't go into today, but right i have

him on my web site so you can see it that we put up on the screen just a just a few of are starting to see this exactly definitely don't ignore it right yes. o so we use so we need the 12 to do exactly what in our bodies. still so the other thing is that it cut forms of red blood cells. so dna. if you don't get enough b 12 could easily become anemic. nerve damage. that's another thing. one of the things that i've read with with people who have anemia is they may not even look at the 12 as as a possible cause they just automatically take iron supplements. >>to help. >>deal most after said ok we have to supplement to with the iron and take it to numbers that the not could be the 12 life 12 might be ok yes, who is most at risk. number one people that take ah heartburn medications. really hard to

yes you're taking any type of acid which a lot of people do going them stores problematic because b 12 needs and acidic environment to be absorbed. so you clear away the acidic environments you very likely be deficient in b 12. so what does someone do has who has both they need to take the private sector, whatever it might be and then they find and they're going to have to supplement and then be tested regularly share that they're not there to top of it exactly i say yeah, ok, what are some of what some other examples of people who are at risk so older people people over 40 to need to be checked as you get older, you produce as much a high-tech look acid. also new are deficient in the asked it. 10 to 30% of older adults are deficient in b 12 that time her and cardiac patients also

yes now this is really interesting because there on medications to lower blood pressure a regular to their heart and these medications beta blockers calcium channel blockers they actually erode did base of the esophagus. acid reflux and all that they get put on the acid reducers right often see the 2 together. this is a vicious circle is it really is yes it really is and what you're on that medications often times you're not diligent about changing lifestyle. you're on those for a long time we mentioned this before but it is worth going back to again but also the guns or are at risk as well. yes, yeah, so oh really it's very difficult to get an f b 12, just from the food, you eat as of the kenya supplement you do need to supplement or and fortified so and people who have celiac disease crohn's disease they are more at risk because have.

>>problems absorbing with a food absorption so they also have trouble getting enough absorbing the b 12. >>ok so let's say that you're having trouble getting more be 12 into into your a system of water some options that you can you can take in order to get the b 12 to where it needs to be so. >>this is of the guns, best friend, is to weaken a traditional yeas, it is as for tougher tied with the 12. this yes, so tablespoon and you could easily sprinkle it on your feet to come it tastes like parmesan cheese so tell us secure mind. and i'm just thankful it. gordon and so this is a really good way to get b 12 and use yes, but not all of that to you sure you need hear of beginning a discipline on the and snow pack with the 12 sport, the 14 times more then the rda ok so so there you go. karen thank

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morning. thanks a lot for joining us on kron 4 news week as we take this live look outside from the embarcadero camera in san francisco, plenty of sunshine this morning. >>little bit of a breeze should be a nice day. hi everybody i'm marty gonzales happen pride week to you. days

for is here with the forecast for the pride celebration in the weather is holding up for that to does have some scattered clouds will be cool in the city as it always is around the mother nature's air conditioner. >>checking in however we do see a warm up getting into next week particularly those in the valleys. speaking of in around the media bay, there's the fogs progress as you see lifting up a top of the buildings, however, still the surface that we can see at least a decent do in the sun coming out golden gate bridge is checking in much the same again the fog has lifted a little off but it hasn't to put the exit of yet. good news is whatever fog we have when not probably linger at the coastal areas in a cg a problem area down to half moon bay. a little bit up to stenson beach. not a problem it doesn't look like for today. afternoon clouds a little bit of that but outside of them and that fog issue won't have the overcast skies. we sometimes have with an issue like that upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline inland santa rosa graduates up to 53 66 by the way any are already warming up 62 concord 57 for livermore by contrast we're catching up quickly some

yellows encroaching you may remember last hour this is all blue and behind where we were from yesterday and speaking of blue, nice blue skies behind us an old. string of clouds though building by the mid afternoon temperatures reaching about 80 looks like by 3 highs will be about 80 san jose, 71 for oakland 66 san francisco in that does show the contrast. this contrasts you see here will be with us all for the next week ahead, we'll take a look at that coming up in a bit mark sounds good dat. thanks a lot. let's get is this morning. fire investigators are working to figure out what sparked a massive blaze at a condo construction site in santa clara. >>kron four's dan thorn has an update for us. >>here's to a santa clara construction site sending thick black smoke and flames into the air one construction worker was injured but he's expected to be okay. >>5 cycle plan was huge to get more running and see this my head and it's just like the vet know it's about 100 of the lead. >>video shared by stunned viewers shows the fire

destroying what was supposed to be a luxury apartment complex along el camino reale the blaze was a horrifying sight for people who live nearby oh my >>that was an horrible sight and thus i mean it was to blaze. >>people in some homes close to the fire were forced to evacuate. others were told to close their windows and keep their pets inside. despite being hundreds of feet away plastic on the side of david miniseries car melted as the fire got bigger and the heat turned on the fire was so hot. >>that note was signed we'll call the window the saw. >>dozens of crews responded to the scene trying to put out the flames. but the work continued more than 10 hours after the initial blaze kind of shocking because it's in my life i saw that for the first time such a big fire. that's a far lots of >>that was kron four's dan thorn reporting the cause of the fire still under investigation this morning. it's reminiscent of others that destroyed buildings that

were under construction, there have been at least 6 of these types of fires in the bay area since 2014. last october, a 126 unit complex in oakland went up in flames. it was the second fire that night at a building under construction. in april of last year a huge fire burned a 240 unit building in concord the building scaffolding even collapse of one point and then back in july of 2016 and in may of 2017 the same 105 unit complex project in emeryville was hit causing millions of dollars of fire damage. investigators believe it was arson not far away from that near oakland's lake merritt a predawn fire in 2016 destroyed a 41 unit project. news this morning, a big story for that we're following dozens of patients at the laguna honda hospital in san francisco have been abused by staff members. that's according to mayor london breed and the city public health department kron four's dan kerman has more.

>>we're here to report something difficult disturbing and disappoint team to the people of san francisco at a news conference friday afternoon san francisco's director of public health announced an investigation has determined. 23 dementia patients at laguna honda hospital were mistreated by 6 staff members between 2016 in january of this year. the patients range in age from 30 to 100 and the mistreatment includes verbal and physical abuse, neglect violations of privacy and the dispensing of medication that was not prescribed, we're better than this. we are committed to restoring the trust of the families and the patience of laguna honda san francisco mayor london breed says her grandmother was a dementia patient at laguna honda during her later years. she was joined in are outraged by board of supervisors president norman me this is personal me. >>i've had family members stay there. i still have friends whose parents are stuff. our

feature 4. so for this to occur. in our our watch this is i don't i don't have the words express >>of said i am laguna honda is a skilled nursing and rehab facility owned and operated by the city and county of san francisco. the misconduct was unco ered in february of this year. during the course of a separate public health investigation. a plan for moving forward is now in the works but changes have already been made. the to and chief quality officer have been removed from their posts and the 6 staff members implicated have been fired. patients have been notified and reexamined good dispensing practices have been improved and the staff has been retrained in the context in which these in place for working that there was a culture of silence and that's why we need to make this change. >>so we need to move from a culture of silence to culture of safety 3 separate investigations are going on

right now the city attorney is conducting one as is the director of public health, investigation being conducted by the state department of public >>that san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man is accused of slamming his truck into a restaurant in pleasant hill. 100 mendez valencia was arrested just after 2 o'clock friday morning on suspicion of dui he was still in the driver's seat when police arrived at the sweet tomatoes restaurant in downtown pleasant hill. the front window of the restaurant as you see needs to be replaced. it was close to the time fortunately, and no one was injured inside. coming up on kron 4 news weekend a breakdown of governor newsom is newly signed billion state budget that's coming up. good

morning, we're back on kron 4 news weekend san francisco's pride celebration is officially underway and kron four's michelle kingston has a look at its kickoff event. >>thousands of people gathered here in dores park for the annual march, it's been taking place since 2004 and every year it brings people together. >>well today we're here for the day. >>mark down market in ended friday night on turks street thousands of people participated holding signs and pride flag. everyons smiling kids and adults people of all

ages, the street to march and to watch the event brings awareness of the transgender community. >>and we're here you know to support everybody on live bodies, you know, we're very supportive, so you know we came out here is out today sent it ran to march has been held on the friday leading up to cry the consensus started 16 years ago the this year is sanctuary and the right to a home. marching in demanding resources to be allocated for trans people's rights, how's it going to be there to be supportive. >>and to you know be be a voice. were sent on to say in san francisco that we need this for us, but we do we always knew this course we need to remember the history. we need remember how hard this is for people even 2 days in other cities and in rural places and press are all this is a really tough situation and we need to be here to try to be voice that they can't be in san francisco, michelle kingston kron 4.

>>and we have continuing coverage of the pride parade and all the festivities this weekend on kron 4 dot com you'll find which parade which streets will be closed. every day and a full list of banned items as well and we'll have the complete schedule of all the celebrations for pride day okay more details. >>proving it birthday because that we can see some blue skies peering through there. the eu to full sun rise over the east bay shoreline as well. those temps holding in the 50's for the most any are racing ahead at 66 and the finishing line will be well the business of the 80's coming up in a bit on the forecast in just that.

>>there's a special adoption fair that happening this weekend in san francisco for several boston. terriers who rescued from a hoarding situation. the dogs arrived at month bills alabama street facility in 2 waves. 21 of them in the first wave in some of those dogs are in need of medical attention. then another boston terrier rescue agency closed down and reached out to my fill to take in another 30 dogs so that's 51 talks altogether of bill only deals with dogs who were aged 7 and older. they say the senior dogs make some laid-back companions to go. >>they're so easy so easygoing oftentimes they've lived in and so they have manners that you can just continue to highlight on and you just get to give them the best years of too. >>well might feel is hosting 2 back to back boston, tea

parties both today and tomorrow from 12 until 4. i think your action on personality blue skies marty in parts are cameras going to embark and their there you can see the shot of the bay bridge off to the distance that's where our future is still a problem around the golden gate though with the fog and all that business but that will be lifting some scattered clouds this afternoon but it's not going interfere with anything looks pretty good. this tomorrow should have a good weekend. it is and into next week for the holiday warming up in london a controlled at the coast and looks around the bay as well live shot coming in from the bay bridge to it looks like we're lifting some of those clouds but up against you can see the east bay hills a little bit. meanwhile has some work to be done. right over san francisco in the bay you can see of alcatraz we can see it clearly in san francisco, but again the fog is lingering a little bit that has to mix out with some drier air. the factors working for us a little bit with this high that we're going to have in the west is going help us warm up shore however out west a little bit of a machine,

providing a nice on shore flow pattern which is what we need to hear to keep under the coast controlled, but also the base so looking good there. but inland wa child could be a c it looks like maybe as early as today, but certainly into next week. those temperatures right now 66. antioch 62 concord 57 livermore up in the north bay lot of 50's 58 meanwhile for san jose. for our future cast for this is what i want to mention you see a strip of some cloud cover to contend with covering the south bay down a moderate looks like a little bit in the east bay so get a mention that in terms of afternoon cloud cover a little bit whatever but looking pretty good on balance today, but it could be a little drive down along the central coast. they have to contend with some of fog will be an issue all day which sometimes has a problem with an onshore flow. yes, the marine layer does come back tomorrow morning, correct. but there should mix out for us by the late morning hours, mostly sunny. a few afternoon clouds we talked about cool to mild depending your perspective or you are tomorrow more those scattered clouds lingering

much the same and the next week we've got warming going on in london, mild meanwhile today with those temperatures near about 90 going on like in places like antioch meanwhile mid-fifties covered the east bay shoreline so looking good in that account to also peninsula. so temperatures for warming up today, 78 napa somewhat modest compared to what's coming if you're headed up the wine country come this weekend or this week ahead. we do have temperatures warming up to mid 80's to near 9085, antioch 80 for livermore concord 84 73 for a hayward and 75 for freeman keep some of the green around most of the week around the bay 66, san francisco oakland 71. and 80 san jose we do have the 4 zone forecast coming up for you and check the pride weekend forecast for you in just a bit as well marked, ok, dave sounds good thanks. a lot. the news this morning governor newsom wants to end a long-running federal lawsuit. >>that challenge is california's lethal injection process. death penalty opponents are challenging the state's plan to use one powerful drug instead of 3 to

execute criminals. but the news and the administration says there's no need to debate this process because of the governor's moratorium on executions. also signed officially the state's billion budget and then he sat down with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala to talk about the state's financial priorities at how some of thzm help california standout. >>we sat down with governor newsome to talk about the freshly signed a state budget. he tells us this is yet another way california is differentiating itself from washington d c. >>they're running massive deficits, we're running huge surpluses were putting aside historic amount rainy day reserves paying off debt pain down pension obligations and we have stronger growth the governor said he's proud of the budget that requires californians to have health insurance it also boosts funding for reproductive health service providers like planned parenthood. >>which he has said has been under attack by the trump administration, the budget also extends health care to undocumented immigrant children and young adults,

something all democratic presidential candidates said they would do in thursday night's debate those last 2 hts of debates, 90% of what they were promoting california is doing. >>people talk about the green new deal will give me a state. in the country that's doing more you can't find it california on advancing the principles on homelessness and housing the governor says he cannot make any promises on whether the state's one 0.7 $5 billion investment would make a dent in one of the state's biggest problems he says cities and counties will start to see bonuses and penalties to keep up with housing production goals what is going to be significantly better to 3 years. >>as we're going to start putting together regional strategies, regional plans. the state is now intervening start to hold communities. accountable. we want to see the monster ball results we don't we're going to call that out the governor says what he's most proud of in this year's budget is the clean drinking water fund for californians who don't have it. >>he says in the next budget there will be deeper effort on

health care child care and preschool our kids. >>enter into kindergarten behind compared to their national piers all the data bears that out because the state doesn't do enough. >>the governor tells us he's already getting to work on the next budget he says that draft will be out in december. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 40's. >>a california federal judge has blocked the trump administration from using 2 and a half billion dollars in federal funds for a border wall and portions of california new mexico. the us district court in san francisco ruled in favor of a challenge to president trump's attempt to move billions of dollars from the defense department budget toward building a border wall. it's a move that was part of his national emergency declaration back in february. kron 4 news weekend. both the a's and giants won last night, we'll have highlights from both games and more coming up next

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the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. >>the a's in the middle of a six-game road trip. >>trying to keep up with the astros and rangers in the standings as the 1st half of the year is nearly complete the a's in the angels celebrating their head halfway to christmas promotion. appropriate because metals and was handing out some residents of night for the slugger. >>first innings no doubt are right center field 415 feet back a's up 2 nothing on top 32 on all city it says what has the foul pole in right,

another round your first 3 holes the last 2 games the case to the 5 we go on to win 7, 2, they have taking 3 of their last 4. >>sean anderson getting hide in the dugout tonight's picture. now bottom of the second no score alex dickerson. destroying small right center nothing lead. the 3rd same score buster posey goes off the right field keeps on caring. just just of the roofs out all of the field was a home. but because of where it landed overruled after review those who get the rbi but will stay at second. the sick child 3 to brandon crawford hit why did into the left-center field gap crawford with a stand-up double his 3rd hit of the night, but also his one thousands of career hit a big congratulations to the store stopped giants win 6, 3 san francisco's first win

against arizona home since last year they run it tomorrow. well in this week's free agency bonanza reports surfaced that klay thompson might look elsewhere of the warriors did not offer him a max contract. >>but not to worry. it appears golden state execs will not be wasting any time to open the checkbook. >>when free agency officially begins this sunday, the team's expected offer the all-star guard at the full deal he's eligible for 5 years million that's according to espn. this is not a surprise considering thompson never indicated he believes, and there wasn't any thought the wars with the fuse to pay off. thompson has been a cornerstone throughout this entire run for the last 5 years, he's one of the league's premier 2 way players. the big question now is what will happen with the team's other superstar free agent kevin durant's warriors clippers knicks nets said to be in the running to land him. vontae hill radio host, a 95 7 the game gave his take on the situation in tonight's edition, a bay area sports

night. >>he will be a god in new york if you win, but if don't win. they're going to get booed out of town like carmelo anthony you're going to get booed like isaiah thomas each other run that organization. it's not going to end pretty if you don't win in new york city so coming out here to bay area. the media school at we're all good with you katie he got a good here why mess to situation up and plus oh by the way. it is signed with the warriors they're going to 50 million and i last year. >>many thanks to bonta hill for coming in that was on bay area sports night every night at 7 on kron on finally another spectacular performance from usa at the women's world cup, us and france in the quarter-final. >>and that's considered the final before the final since both squads are so dominant this turned into the making rapino show the strike on the set piece threads its way to the back of the net the us off one nil 5 minutes in in the 2nd half america with numbers source in for the score. second straight match with 2

goals. team usa wins 2, 1, eliminates the host nation advances to the 70's for the 8th year in a row up next though feasting win on tuesday. >>go usa all right, thanks a lot mark. >>let's go and take a live look outside and in good condition. still the golden gate bridge. dave has the forecast for pride weekend coming up right after the br good morning we're back

on kron 4 news weekend taking a live look outside from sutro cam this morning, nice thick

layer of fog of rain over parts of the city days here with the forecast for this weekend see that right above that isn't clear out because that's the dry air and it just has to mix that which is going to start doing it is the outsider the atmosphere starts to wake up the son wakes up and it just you know. >>well it's about time what time is it 31 is right time they got to have been the snooze alarm something so still sluggish around the bay bridge and that's a good thing marty because it keeps us controlled in cool as will be the case this week so without the help of the elements in place like this it would those pretty sultry that's right to leave people be pushing and shoving or whatever. so here's what's going on a look at djerba tory how about this to get some more blue skies in here looking good down south. but as a note. we'll see a stream some cloud cover this afternoon streaming from the south off to the east bay a little bit. so that's what we mention this afternoon's forecast some stray are scattered clouds about almost gets worse golden gate bridge as we can see the fog starting to sink down a little bit its way through its gotiating mixing out. it just takes a little time and sometimes looks worse

from the shot of the golden gate bridge attempt 50's going on upper 50's on the east bay shoreline 66 antioch racing head there with 50's up to the north bay. the les hill at 60, but the were main chilly throughout the week it looks like least the weekend. 58 meanwhile, san jose 54 san francisco by the way. winds we like the arrow direction they will stay this way on shore and that will work in tandem with this high that's parked out in the west. already causing temperatures to warm massively inland, we're looking at temperatures already approaching about 90 or so for the pride weekend. looking good there, scattered clouds we talked about that will be not only today but really tomorrow for san francisco tomorrow, mid 60's plan on those winds 10 to 20 or so that will still be pretty comfortable looks like. so everything's working in 10 least we'll have rain going came the fog upright clear up so that's all good. here's what's going on it's a no look at those deep blue skies with all of that 76 going on high noon 3 o'clock we have some scattered clouds to take care of that 80 or so expected for a high again more warming was

the week ahead, 80 per san jose, 71 open, san francisco 66 there's the contrast way to get more into that contrasts not just for today, but also your seven-day forecast marty ok dave thanks a lot on the peninsula surveillance video captures the moments that thieves smashed a stolen car into a walgreens store and then stole the atm. >>kron four's justine waltman has more. >>boasting right through the front doors, the thieves break into a walgreens by ramming through with the stolen midsize suv the security video appears to show 5 people get out all wearing clothes that cover their faces and they have to step over all of that broken glass, one suspect even holds the destroyed or out of the way as the others push an atm out of the store and san mateo police also tell kron 4 news but all of this created a lot of damage. the thieves did not get away with much look like based on any money ever did.

>>were taken to the crime happened at 04:00am and on wednesday. >>after 2 days of being closed the store on east 3rd ellsworth avenues we opened on friday, customers feel bad this happened to the busy business in the heart of downtown no business should have to go through that. >>there is one strip of police tape flapped and the atm old spot. by shopping baskets police did find the stolen car. open atm nearby. but the suspects have not been caught. i think it's unfortunate. >>that somewhat rice and so brazen in a town like this police are interested in tips that could help solve. >>this investigation. justine waltman. >>a city worker suffered a medical emergency before crashing the city own truck into a building at the palo alto airport take a look at the damage just minutes after it happened this was on thursday night. there were 7

planes in style inside the hangar at the time reports say the city employee was on the job for just a couple of weeks. he was rushed to the hospital for fortunately, no one else was injured. golden state warriors andre iguodala is promoting his brand new memoir the 6th man the book follows the nba players childhood and the road to 3 world championships with the warriors kron four's gayle ong has his story. >>it was a sold-out event almost 500 people came out to sea the 6th man. >>golden state warriors player andre iguodala's and to the stage at the jewish community center in san francisco to talk about his memoir, the 6th man. >>the audience first heard the nba star dressed the warriors losing the championship game. i think everyone. >>and sometimes that's what it's about you know >>carvell wallace moderated

the sold-out event. wallace is also co-author of the look you know this is an interesting thing this idea of. >>to to have to be peace after and so much of what would. it takes to be a great athlete has to do with this hyper competitive isn't right, he's the 6th man he's not staff is not kd he is not re monde. he's not buggy. he is he's a really fantastic player off the bench and the full basketball player. >>caught up with fans before the discussion who admire the dollar and off the court cars to see andrea good allah iggy he's i absolute most favorite player. on the warriors he's a very smart guy on he's a great athlete, but i like the fact that he has other interests besides just the nba, him personally i am in fashion. so i want to talk to him about his style and his influences their back at the theater a good dollop talks about the grid and hunger it takes to be an nba champ.

>>he also reflected on times at oracle arena. >>the bay. a strong fan base. >>andre the dollar will continue his book tour in oakland saturday morning in san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>and still ahead this morning, we'll find out why some doctors are sounding the alarm on prescribing marijuana to mental health patients that st medical

marijuana is commonly used to treat a host of physical and mental ailments, but some mental health professionals are now questioning using cannabis to treat mental health disorders kron four's haaziq madyun has more. >>mental health professionals here at john muir behavioral health in concord talk about the potential risks of using today's highly potent forms of. >>there are a lot of 20 or 30 years ago. the average strain of marijuana had about 2 to 3% thc today i can have more than 10 times that amount jeremy top that is a licensed clinical social worker certified addiction specialist. >>director of job near a behavioral health outpatient program to conquer top that says there are several mental health disorders associated with exposure to cannabis there are are clear links in scientific research. between

marijuana use vulnerability to developing all kinds of mental illness, including a. >>psychotic disorders mood disorders like major depressive disorder or bipolar disorder anxiety disorders medical marijuana advocates david goldman did michael cohen of the. >>brownie barry democratic club of san francisco say there's no proof linking today's potent strains of cannabis to liddy mental behavioral disorders it's just not true. >>this country have gone way down. >>mental health professionals and medical marijuana advocates both agree, however that people should consult with their primary doctors before could still be kind of his products to treat any mental health symptoms it conquered haaziq madyun kron 4 news.

>>the stake outside for a live look at conditions at the golden gate bridge still fog a stubbornly hanging in there. here you go little guy.

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not getting in today. not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. the kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from bay bridge show we see those east bay clouds really start to clear out very nicely with the fog and we go into the to mostly sunny. >>checking things out farther east a look at this but the weiland blue skies streaming some high clouds in there just

for kicks. we will see some scattered clouds this afternoon howard make up got the upper 50's lining up the east bay shoreline fremont 60 66 antioch 62 for a concord up to the north a woman up a touch too with a mixed bag, some 50's and 60's vallejo the warm spot, but that will be the case all day, 58 meanwhile, san jose and san francisco at 54 we're still fighting some fog. highs today across the state the 90's already popping in central valley and that will probably be reaching a little warmer by the time we get the middle of the week because we are getting some widespread on shore flow him impact that will be throughout much of the week but that will be changing by the time we get to early part of next week we're going to lose some of that impact away from the media bay but that will be enough for us though to keep our temperatures somewhat controlled in the 4 zone forecast today, 66 san francisco. good news is the coastal fog will clear very nicely doing a nice job now 64, half moon bay. pacific as well got 70 san bruno south san francisco, 64 burlingame

74 work more those 70's heading down south south of us 75. then in the south bay, some 80's popping here los gatos at about 81 looks like 80 for cupertino morgan hill at 85. off to the east bay livermore 87 9 pleasanton tri valley, 73 for union city 75 for fremont more those 70's line up the east bay shoreline but already walnut creek at 82 also with danville expect more of that into next week, the north bay is treated to some 80's 70's like nap at 78, but some moment, 80 benicia 7982 going on for santa rosa 70's heading down south everybody's going to be warming up a little bit into next week. but most notably in those inland valleys, pushing tin ear about 90 by the time we get to the independence holiday by thursday, maybe so again some 90's cooking an antioch and the far east bay reaches meanwhile, the controlled 70's for much of the bay marty. dave thanks a lot lower just a couple of weeks away from one of the most popular festivals is happening in sonoma county

this summer. >>and tom kendall from a client sellers joins me now to talk about the wine and jazz festival is going on and climb sellers, tom thanks for joining us this morning. how many years is to of justice going on that's been going on for 23 years it started out back in 1984 free who is the owner. >>rick lynch tell us so that i'm with a guy named king killer who already was having a bit of a jazz festival at his house. and so they ended up they grew up grew king kills house and so free got together and they set up in 1984. it took a bit of a break between or the lake 80's to 19 84 with the newest this will start announce the dixieland jazz festival in its 23th year. >>dixieland sure is infectious lot of staff he added we we've got 15 bands out there on that at the winery in sonoma tonight tasting room that was that 1991 it's right there one of the first one is as you come into cinema sure i'm with that we do tastings there. we

ground, i'm it's i'm from 10 till tasting stuff 15 bucks. the jazz festival. we have a ticket to $45 you can buy those klein cells to come. and uh you can bring your picnic you can buy through their food trucks there it's great this double a lot of fun on big bands playing there's a big and ali on the sunday night clothes grounds look beautiful. yeah we've got the properties situated on her 60 acres of planted been out and we got more grounds there got a great landscaping team we have over 5,000 roses beautiful properties, a great spot for ending a great tool for picnic we have beautiful lawns and it's really family that clinton very very large family owned winery and they really are opening their arms to people come in enjoy the enjoy a picnic have a great time enjoys by someone time during a 15% discount at the gippsland dixieland jazz festival for the day for anyone fix is okay, but says that's a good deal. >>i'm speaking of the family and in the vineyards in all one thing that really impressed me is just how many different areas in the region

reclined sellers grows grapes and we were talking about a contra costa county down the lodi car narrows coast in sonoma. >>yes, so the of the 19 82 in contra costa. that's with fred lynn how to make one from his grandfather know that ellen here to you know xlii the antioch the study are making roads arrivals and some care know we have engine fines as a as the hears so liz vines today are 120 is old enough rigid make fantastic fantastic wines and and that's the start he was also one of the original the ranges and a 1989, he brought the property. we're now that a singer as for the jazz festival is and southern planting friday's like putin was shot in we've got some view on a there it's around some beautiful varieties with that with the different types of climate and the different soil. i also produced a lot of different varieties of wine. >>yeah, we produce a lot of wind that keeps me busy on the 1, 1, of the winemakers this we're very very busy. but we really do specified the different sides of the different flavors for for

going but we grow it huge amount of range of wines as well we really kind of have an in-house a philosophy of a win for table with that went price points once for beginning could went aces and also so it is really open environment. we want to have as many people come along and enjoy someone have a good time one of the thing that stands out to me about the about klein sellers is the fact you have what you call greens string, production explain to our viewers what that is legend with that i bring string is awful us field of organic farming we'll call it the ongoing ganic. all of a are sustainably farmed and certified sustainable but we've got our in division of organic it's really really important to us. we don't use a hit was a hillside or pesticides and the when the uso for the fungicide we use things like sheep and goats in the vignettes to keep out weeds down and let yet tend stick and a that we use of the leaf thing as well as she could not something tasty so that's always a plus as we also use things posties and stuff like that it's just really important for us to

look out the environment and to leave it. they are often what we started with we want to basically use a land and make it better than what we started with so this is is this a movement within the wine industry and this week the sustainability is definitely a movement so the county right now is all of that great thinkers, 95% of that is sustainably farmed and that's a goal for the whole county to get one or percent in the next 5 years. it's a really really big push on to get away from using. i'm not this site and have a site and do the right thing for the environment, so you can keep growing. grace forever for as long as we can for and i'm sure that the customers and let you know that this is what they want is well differently the cast was a deflating more wearable is get the environment and what the future lot of what the future lies ahead for us. so deeply it's a big push for consumers, they love it, we love told a story about being good to the earth and trying to keep the our environment is healthy and clean as possible. we just to just to wrap things up want to let you know again about one dixieland jazz festival klein sellers. >>the information is on your screen you it's an january july 13 from 11 to 6 pack a

picnic enjoy the day and a enjoy some great music is great one. tom thank you so much, thank you so much money as we'll be right back.

>>well take a look at this a california sea lion pup making his debut we're getting the first glimpse their egos of the pup that was born back on june 10th that outside of chicago. the pup is now bonnie with his mom learning to swim as well and then he'll make

his public debut. in a couple of weeks. oakland zoos, six-week-old gray wolf pups have emerged from there dan and they're exploring her enclosure and thank you to the pups were born 6 weeks ago. officials say that they're thriving the zoo acquired mom and back in april of 2018. they were both born in captivity and then relocated to the oakland zoos, california trail. the zoo staff has been closely watching the condition of the wolfe family make sure they're ok. talking movies this morning 2 very different films opened this weekend with the goal of knocking toy story 4 from the top spot with more on that. here's david daniel. about the doughnuts >>she's annabel comes home is the 3rd movie about the possessed doll and the 7th in the wider conjuring universe of connected movie's patrick wilson and vera farmiga the the human cast of the r rated

fright flick. >>which opened on wednesday and is looking at $30 million or more between then and sunday. >>not nearly enough to top that other doll movie toy story 4. >>we des moines to paul mccartney rights to the beatles. hey the cosmic twist in the romantic musical yesterday leaves a struggling musician played by him best to tell as the only person who remembers the beatles when he starts writing and singing their songs, rockets to stardom. >>no box office blast off for this film, though analysts expected to debut with million or more between friday and sunday in hollywood i'm david daniel. the germs appian robot is clean up a police station in downtown la lapd was fined last month after state investigators found filthy conditions. >>rats they even found an officer working with typhoid

fever. a $110,000 robot will zap those rooms with all alter violet rays. officials say it kills up to 90% of germs. the station also bought a $5,000 machine to d decontaminate shoes, dave. yeah there you go there's a look at the east bay shoreline from berkeley as we see the sun coming out and also the fog lifted. we've got some blue skies behind their temperatures. >>in the 50's and lower 60's. it's going to feel like summer as we get into this week ahead, however, arnd th immediate they are climate control onshore flow in place w you'll do july 4th right

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good morning. thanks a lot for joining kron 4 news weekend. we're loving this view from the mark and errol camera this morning,nty ofsunshine blue skies and the gist of wonderful weekend. >>in store for us hi everybody i'm marty gonzales stays far has all the forecast news for us you will have some stray clouds this afternoon in a little bit tomorrow but for pride weekend. it's 2 thumbs up looking a job not raining and mild temperatures with all that up in the lune valley is however make no mistake about it it will feel like early july later on this week. coming up. here's a look at bethel island again, nice blue skies of some stray high clouds making an appearance with all of that swing of things around boy the golden gate still not there yet. this is usually the fog comes in and also word exits later on and mixes out with the daytime

heating so on future cast for a early doesn't see the fog going on here, but the good news with all of this is whatever fog we haven't those concentrated areas now will mix nicely by the afternoon, sometimes we have that problem particular that on shore flow that we have with that fog lingering along the coastal areas but not to be a problem looks like for today. temperatures checking in the upper 50's lower 60's depending on exactly where you are has been racing had all this morning at 69 65 conquered santa rosa's graduated a 6061 for tomato, 55 san francisco, 61 for san jose. look at those yellows getting more real estate as we move forward, a little cooler around the media bay than we were from yesterday and look at the breakdown today, we do others, scattered clouds for the afternoon they will be concentrate a little bit in the south and the east bay but will drift to the north temperatures still managing into the lower 80's ticket for the inland areas. highs of about 80 going on san jose but elsewhere, oakland at 7166 san

francisco. details of the different climates checking in nicely for the week ahead one more details on that coming up in just the heart. all right dave, thanks a lot, let's get to the news this morning. fire investigators are working to figure out what sparked a massive blaze at a condo construction site in santa clara. kron four's dan thorn has an update for us. a fire tears through a santa clara construction site sending thick black smoke and flames into the air one construction worker was injured but he's expected to be okay. >>5 cycle plan was big huge to get more running and see this my head and it's just like the vet know it's about 100 of the lead. >>video shared by stunned viewers shows the fire destroying what was supposed to be a luxury apartment complex along el camino reale the blaze was a horrifying sight for people who live nearby oh my >>that was an horrible sight and thus i mean it was to blaze. >>people in some homes close to the fire were forced to evacuate. others were told to

close their windows and keep their pets inside. despite being hundreds of feet away plastic on the side of david miniseries car melted as the fire got bigger and the heat turned on the fire was so hot. >>that note was signed we'll call the window the saw. >>dozens of crews responded to the scene trying to put out the flames but the work continued more than 10 hours after the initial blaze. >>kind of shocking because it's in my life i saw that for the first time such a big fire. the massive are lots of smoke. >>kron four's dan thorn reporting other caused that fire still under investigation this morning. innocent of others that destroyed buildings that were under construction. there have been at least 6 types of these fires in the bay area since 2014. last october for instance of 126 unit complex in oakland went up in flames. it was the second fire that night at a building under construction. in april of last year a huge fire burned a 240 unit building in concord the

buildi scaffolding even collapse of one point and back in july of 2016 and may of 2017. the same 105 unit apartment complex in emeryville was hit causing millions of dollars and fire damage. investigators believe it was our arson and not far away near oakland's lake merritt a predawn fire in 2016 destroyed a 41 unit project. another big story this morning, dozens of patients at the laguna honda hospital in san francisco have been abused by staff members. that's according to mayor london breed and the city's public health department kron four's dan kerman has more. >>we're here to report something difficult disturbing and disappoint team to the people of san francisco at a news conference friday afternoon san francisco's director of public health announced an investigation has determined. 23 dementia patients at laguna honda hospital were mistreated by 6 staff members between 2016 in january of this year. the

patients range in age from 30 to 100 and the mistreatment includes verbal and physical abuse, neglect violations of privacy and the dispensing of medication that was not prescribed, we're better than this. we are committed to restoring the trust of the families and the patience of laguna honda san francisco mayor london breed says her grandmother was a dementia patient at laguna honda during her later years. she was joined in are outraged by board of supervisors president norman me this is personal to me. >>i've had family members stay there, i still have friends whose parents are stuff. our feature 4. so for this to occur. in our our watch this is i don't i don't have the words express hope. >>of said i am laguna honda is a skilled nursing and rehab facility owned and operated by the city and county of san francisco. the misconduct was uncovered in february of this year. during the course of a

separate public health investigation. a plan for moving forward is now in the works but changes have already been made. the to and chief quality officer have been removed from their posts and the 6 staff members implicated have been fired. patients have been notified and reexamined good dispensing practices have been improved and the staff has been retrained in the context in which these in place for working that there was a culture of silence and that's why we need to make this change. >>so we need to move from a culture of silence to culture of safety 3 separate investigations are going on right now the city attorney is conducting one as is the director of public health, investigation being conducted by the state department of public >>that san francisco city hall dan kerman kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man is accused of slamming his truck into a restaurant in pleasant hill. 100 mendez valencia was arrested just after 2 on friday morning on suspicion of

dui in fact he was still in the driver's seat when police arrived at the sweet tomatoes restaurant downtown pleasant hill. as you see there the front window of the restaurant needs to be replaced. the restaurant was closed at the time and fortunately, no one was inside. coming up on kron 4 news weekend pride weekend offici happening

today twin peaks will become more colorful as pride weekend continues. the annual event installing the pink triangle is now in its 24th year. kron four's christina tate row has more on the significance of this event. >>this is one of the few events it's helping kick off pride weekend and i want to actually show you the volunteers behind me they're here at the top of twin peaks, volunteering getting ready getting the pink triangle ready for its ceremony at 10:15am but there's a lot of history behind not just this event, but what the pink triangle symbolizes and i'm actually joined here with the original founder and organizer of the pink triangle commemoration ceremony patrick, it makes for being here today i think you know good tells the history behind the pink triangle and what it represents today. the pink triangle is one of a series of triangles the nazis used to label their so-called undesirables. >>they had pink for homosexuals block for a socials yellow for jews green for criminals and they gypsies and jehovah's witness anyway.

the list went on and on sort of divide and conquer it had to do with labeling your undesirables to distract and. it's similar to some tactics used today and some parts of the world some say here. >>and then today 80 years after all of that the 24 years after you started this event, what does the pink triangle symbolize today. >>well, it symbolizes hope and optimism and it's been totally you served from its original meaning it was ford's than tragedy. now it was it was used during the aids the primary and aides as a symbol of defiance and it was turned upside down they reversed it and had it pointing upward was called an act out the part of the act that simple. but now it's it's still used but the rainbow flag of course was was born out of optimism and loved. >>and then today this event itself obviously there. so hundreds here putting the tarps together what does this mean for the community appear that helping you prepare this and for the communities going

to hear the celebrations. >>we're part of remembering our pet part of any pride weekend is remembering where we've been and so we take that and we show how much how progress we've made. so the some ceremony starts out somewhat somber lately and becomes much more festive. the consul general of germany will be here to tell the history of the pink triangle and that's really a big item former representative of the nation of germany where the ping trying to was invented it's going to be here to tell the history of the pink triangle with his husband and their 2 children that shows how far germany's comments now one of the most friendly places on earth and then after he speaks of course and and the mayor of san francisco was speak and many of our other elected officials and grand marshals and we have the gala's been freedom marching band that's official ban of san francisco and we have singers and the time for it's going to be great. >>patrick thank you so much, thank you so much for being here this morning with yeah the official ceremony kicks off today at 10 15 this morning here at the top of

twin peaks for now reporting live christina teatro kron 4 news. >>all right christine thanks long. we have continuing coverage of the pride parade all the festivities going on this pride weekend on kron 4 dot com. you'll find the parade route you also find out which streets will be closed each day also a full list of items that are banned and of course complete schedule of all the events for you can find it on kron 4 dot com. marty marty here's a live look coming in from berkeley is the city's bay shoreline lighting up with sunshine bay area temperatures in the 50's and lower ♪ let's get down to business. the business of getting it done. the business of road trips. the business of getting everyone back together. the business of hustle... ...and hard work... ...and whatever this is. modernized comfort inns & suites have been refreshed because whatever business you're in, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com

on kron 4 news weekend. there's a special adoption very happening this weekend in san francisco. >>for several boston. terriers who rescued from a hoarding situation. the dogs arrived at my bills, alabama street facility in 2 different waves. 21 of them in the first wave, some of those dogs are in need of medical attention and then another boston terrier rescue agency closed down and reached out to mike vilda taking another 30 dogs so 51 dogs and bill only deals with dogs that are aged 7 and older. they say is senior dogs make laid back compare it was love that smile. >>they're so easy. so easygoing oftentimes they've lived in and so they have manners that you can just continue to highlight on and you just get to give them the best years of their lives. >>well my bill is hosting 2

back to back boston, tea parties today and tomorrow runs from noon until 4 get yourself in >>just remember they want their naps and the us fast as they used to be is like a teenager are we about annapolis going to take a live look outside at conditions from the embarcadero camera this morning things looking pretty good out there. it is really clear that fog out that we had this the golden gate still a problem though, but elsewhere improving icy up the coast to that will be sometimes that sometimes a problem with the on shore flow doesn't look like so today and we'll have some scattered clouds. this afternoon shore but on balance looking pretty good. here's a live shot of the bay bridge off to the distance there's the east bay hills those scattered clouds been taken care of for the fog, looking good also mount diablo as well, nice blue skies again to paint the skies. we expect some scattered clouds stormtracker 4 not much in our backyard. it's really a low that's churning out there to see that's kind of our little bit relief. now there is a high in the west that's going provide warming we're already seeing that in central valley today

in the 90's in spots we're going to be insulated by this on shore flow. help. it weakens into next week that's true, but they'll be enough of it at least to give us some benefit from it for the immediate they temperatures today got 59 hayward already 60 oakland. dylan you see a lot of 60's going on the east bay hills 56, san francisco, 61 san jose and up to the north bay about 60 or so with an app about 59, so again later on this afternoon. we're sure you see it building a little bit in the east bay in the south bay a bit. the sums a stray clouds working. later on overnight that marine layer does snap back and fills the bay up with fog expected to greet us tomorrow morning. but again mixing out as the morning. progresses and looking good for the beaches. there's the shot him out the album, the background mostly sunny. a few afternoon clouds cool to mild tomorrow more the scattered clouds and much the same. next week now we're talking about warming inland. mild for the bay though, but we'll see temperatures on those in the valleys popped into the 90's potentially mid 70's, meanwhile for the bay

highs today we got 85, antioch 84 for concord however, further east he had to sacramento and and a fresno temperatures start to pop their into around 90 already today, 80 for san jose 71 going on for oakland and 66 going on for san francisco. it is pride weekend and looking good for that forecast we'll have that and a check in your 4 zone and a bit as well marked today, thanks a lot. governor gavin newsome officially signed the state's billion budget. >>after he did that he sat down with our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala to talk about the state's financial port priorities. and how some of them help california standout. >>we sat down with governor newsom to talk about the freshly signed a state budget. he tells us this is yet another way california is differentiating itself from washington d c. >>they're running massive deficits, we're running huge surpluses were putting aside historic amount rainy day reserves paying off debt pn down pension obligations and

we have stronger growth the governor said he's proud of the budget that requires californians to have health insurance it also boosts funding for reproductive health service providers like planned parenthood. >>which he has said has been under attack by the trump administration the budget also extends health care to undocumented immigrant children and young adults, something all democratic presidential candidates said they would do in thursday night's debate, those last 2 nights of debates, 90% of what they were promoting california is doing. >>and people talk about the green new deal will give me a state. in the country that's doing more you can't find it california on advancing the principles on homelessness and housing the governor says he cannot make any promises on whether the state's one 0.7 $5 billion investment would make a dent in one of the state's biggest problems he says cities and counties will start to see bonuses and penalties to keep up with housing production goals what is going to be significantly better 2 or 3 years. >>as we're going to start putting together regional strategies, regional plans. the state is now intervening

start to hold communities. accountable. we want to see the monster will result we don't we're going to call that out the governor says what he's most proud of in this year's budget is the clean drinking water fund for californians who don't have it he says in the next budget there will be deeper effort on health care child care and preschool our kids. >>enter into kindergarten behind compared to their national piers all the data bears that out because the state doesn't do enough. >>the governor tells us he's already getting to work on the next budget he says that draft will be out in december. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and still ahead this morning both the a's and giants won last night will have all the highlights for you right now at kohl's...

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>>the a's in the middle of a six-game road trip trying to keep up with the astros and rangers in the standings as the 1st half of the year is nearly complete the a's in the angels celebrating their head halfway to christmas promotion. appropriate because metals and was handing out some residents of night for the slugger. >>first innings no doubt are right center field 415 feet back a's up 2 nothing on top 32 on all city says what has the foul pole in right, another round your first 3 holes the last 2 games the case to the 5 we go on to win 7, 2, they have taking 3 of their last 4.

>>sean anderson getting hide in the dugout tonight's picture. now bottom of the second no score alex dickerson. destroying small right center it's taken early one nothing lead. the 3rd same score buster posey goes off the right field keeps on caring. just just of the roofs out all of the field was a home. but because of where it landed overruled after review those who get the rbi but will stay at second. the sick child 3 to brandon crawford hit why did into the left-center field gap crawford with a stand-up double his 3rd hit of the night, but also his one thousands of career hit a big congratulations to the store stopped giants win 6, 3 san francisco's first win against arizona home since they run it last year tomorrow. well in this week's free agency

bonanza reports surfaced that klay thompson might look elsewhere of the warriors did not offer him a max contract. >>but not to worry. it appears golden state execs will not be wasting any time to open the checkbook. >>when free agency officially begins this sunday, the team's expected offer the all-star guard at the full deal he's eligible for 5 years million that's according to espn. this is not a surprise considering thompson never indicated he believes, and there wasn't any thought the warriors would refuse to pay off. thompson has been a cornerstone throughout this entire run for the last 5 years, he's one of the league's premier 2 way players. the big question now is what will happen with the team's other superstar free agent kevin durant's warriors clippers knicks nets said to be in the running to land him. vontae hill radio host, a 95 7 the game gave his take on the situation in tonight's edition, a bay area sports night. >>he will be a god in new york if you win, but if don't win. they're going to get booed out of town like carmelo anthony you're going to get booed like isaiah thomas each other run

that organization. it's not going to end pretty if you don't win in new york city so coming out here to bay area. the media school at we're all good with you katie he got a good here why mess to situation up and plus oh by the way. it does sign with the warriors they're going to 50 million and i last year. >>many thanks to bonta hill for coming in that was on bay area sports night every night at 7 on kron on finally another spectacular performance from usa at the women's world cup, us and france in the quarter-final. >>and that's considered the final before the final since both squads are so dominant this turned into the making rapino show the strike on the set piece threads its way to the back of the net the us off one nil 5 minutes in in the 2nd half america with numbers source in for the score. second straight match with 2 goals. team usa wins 2, 1, eliminates the host nation advances to the 70's for the 8th year in a row up next will face england on tuesday. ok

mark thanks a lot. we'll take a live look outside fog starting to live just a little bit dave has the forecast for us when we come back. ♪ i've been waiting my whole life for this. ♪ you ready? are you? ♪ woo. ♪

>>good morning, we're back on kron 4 news we can and we're taking a live look outside beautiful conditions in san francisco, just perfect for a little celebration. this weekend here there's one going on for price is to tease it's going to be great for them do it looks like yeah, got this today, we're looking for some stray clouds you know this

afternoon but on balance mild temperatures for the day warming up inland already for today and watch out next week. >>time for the 4th of july exactly will be maybe not quite but it will be in central valley heart of the firecracker but you know i'm here all week, whatever you know stakes anyway what's going on here is a about the outlaw for the background, nice blue skies as you can see and that will be painted a little bit by some cloud cover later today. this fog, i'm really starts to change around here the view from the golden gate now them are inside is covered up, looks good in the south and but this will again be taken care of throughout the day and into the coastal areas are okay with fog sometimes with an onshore flow got to watch out for some coastal clouds upper 50's lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 66 antioch 65 for concord up to the north bay or upper 50's lower 60's, nevada with 64 ready 56, san francisco there early on shore winds. and sometimes we have a problem with some fog around the water, but looks like today. outside the morning

hours. not a problem to the afternoon what to expect for pride weekend for tomorrow 65 ish will say those winds 10 to 20 maybe a good clip in some spots here but partly cloudy and comfortable a note we will be warming up the windows areas tomorrow. what about 80 are going on for so for the inland areas again some scattered clouds at work and that will cover the south bay too we'll go with a to the high today, san jose 71 for oakland and san francisco at 66. coming up in that while the 4 zone forecast for check of that extended to heart, ok jay will look forward to that thank you on the peninsula surveillance video captured the moment that thieves smashed a stolen car. >>into a walgreens store and then stole the atm kron four's justine waltman has the story. >>busting right through the front doors, the thieves break into a walgreens by ramming through with the stolen midsize suv the security video appears to show 5 people get out all wearing clothes that cover their faces and they have to step over all of that

broken glass, one suspect even holds the destroyed or out of the way. push an atm out of the store and san mateo police also tell kron 4 news but all of this created a lot of damage. the thieves did not get away with much. it doesn't look like based on any money ever did. >>were taken to the crime happened at 04:00am and on wednesday. >>after 2 days of being closed the store on east 3rd ellsworth avenues we opened on friday, customers feel bad this happened to the busy business in the heart of downtown no business should have to go through that. >>there is one strip of police tape flapped and the atm old spot. by shopping baskets police did find the stolen car. open atm nearby. but the suspects have not been caught. i think it's unfortunate. >>that somewhat rice and so brazen in a town like this police are interested in tips that could help solve.

>>this investigation. in san mateo justine waltman. >>and a city worker suffered a medical emergency before crashing a truck was owned by the city into a building at the palo alto airport. here's a look at the damage at the hangar just a minutes after it happened thursday night there were 7 planes inside at the time. reports say the city worker was on the job for just a couple of weeks. he was rushed to the hospital for fortunately, no one else was injured. golden state warriors andre iguodala is promoting his new memoir the 6th man that book follows the nba players childhood. all the way to the road to 3 championships with the warriors kron four's gayle ong has more. >>it was a sold out. most 500 people came out to sea the 6th man. >>golden state warriors player andre iguodala's and to the stage at the jewish community center in san francisco to talk about his memoir, the 6th

man. >>the audience first heard the nba star dressed the warriors losing the championship game. >>we get a maximum effort and sometimes that's what it's about you know >>carville wallace moderated the sold-out event. wallace is also co-author of the book you know this is an interesting thing this idea of. >>to to have to be peace after and so much of what we're about what it takes to be a great athlete has to do with this hyper competitive isn't right, he's the 6th man he's not staff is not kd he is not re monde. >>he's not buggy. he is he's a really fantastic player off the bench and the whole basketball player. >>caught up with fans before the discussion what my of dollars and off the court cars to see andrea good allah iggy he's i absolute most favorite player. on the warriors he's a

very smart guy on he's a great athlete, but i like the fact that he has other interests besides just the nba, him personally i am in fashion. so i want to talk to him about his style and his influences their back at the theater a good dollop talks about the grid and hunger it takes to be an nba champ. >>he also reflected on times at oracle arena. had a strong fan base. >>and a lot of don't realize that andre the dollar will continue his book tour in oakland saturday morning in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well you can now buy fireworks in some spots in the east bay in dublin for instance, 13 city approved vendors open their boost yesterday. customers are waiting outside to get that prime pick fireworks will be permitted in 3 double in from 10 in the morning to 10 at night on independence day. they are alamo creek park emerald glen park and shannon

part, the dublin sports complex will be off limits this year though because of ongoing construction there. pride weekend as well underway in san francisco and across the country as well this year in new york pride coincides with the anniversary of the stonewall uprising. that's the protests that started the rights movement, polo sandoval recounts what that day was like for people who were there 50 years ago. >>at new york city's monumental stonewall inn there are those who come to pay homage. record. and those who come to remember with the lift her back in the summer of 69. >>nothing was really different that night at that decided to fight back. >>as you yorker joseph nig really remembers it. the n y p d barged and as he sipped a drink inside the stone wall. before that night this tiny greenwich village bar was known mostly as a place for lgbt men and women to be themselves. for many sharing in the relative safety of this

place came with a price. they were subjected to frequent police raids described by new york's police commissioner 5 decades later as discriminatory and oppressive if you were. >>a famine in or you are nonconforming your sexuality of birth. you are arrested in tried to be humiliated. and that's what was happening that night. >>but the night of june 2819 69 the bar's patrons revolted they fought back refusing to comply with officers. >>someone threw a bottle from sheridan square part chris tougher street. >>that was the start of a night that would galvanize the modern-day lgbtq civil rights movement, 75 people. >>the move forward and locked the police obviously they got a big surprise that night and john and i was very surprised immediately what happened was that they started call for

whoops of homosexuals to come together eventually the call spread throughout the country and around the world. >>the civil rights movement the women's movement wall galvanized together but it was truly the transvestites and minorities that. we're the forefront. runners the storm will ryan. >>5 decades later many of the voices that refused to be silenced return to where it all started for so i s and ago, it's been 15 years since she set foot of the stonewall. >>i thought i would and at the end. the fading views are >>santiago is back with her fellow stonewall elders for the 50th anniversary of the riots. so is carla j participated in subsequent protests at the bar. >>1970. we thought it would be wonderful to hold hands in the street, we never dreamed that

we would be able to get married so it's incredible advancement but we really need to embrace all individuals, particularly our most disadvantaged. >>the activists says more to be done especially for homeless lgbtq youth and transgender women of color. >>we used to say none of us is free until all of us a friend. >>those polo sandoval reporting happening today, a ceremony marking the installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks just a few moments away it starts at 10 o'clock. it's all part of pride weekend celebrations. kron four's christina tape cho talked to volunteers about the big event. >>here at the top of twin peaks, you can see the pink triangle has now been installed hundreds of volunteers coming out this morning to put together these panels to show off this giant symbol to the entire community actually joined here with one of the longest volunteers calling hodgkins i'm she's going to join me here coming tell me why king come up for

this every year because you actually are in the greater san francisco community. no i from southern california. my brother is patrick of the founder of triangle and this is something our family gets together and we help at every year is just something that. >>you mark your calendar, this is what you do in the month of june. >>you have seen this this tradition grow it's now the 24 year at this time will be here on twin peaks i think i think all of san francisco. this is like the kickoff to privately they say that come up and then they see this grow and when people are getting us this morning, they look up on the hill and they see they see this gigantic pink triangle when the parade marches you march straight look you look at the team triangle it's a symbol of what this community is about is a symbol of the best at when you see something you see something like this every year get larger and larger excitement is you know the first couple years so we did this there was a handful

of now you watch this morning. this trial was 7.36 minutes. 36 minutes, there's hundreds and hundreds of the birds and there's hundreds 100's of volunteers, they're still standing are looking for something to do they want to help they want to be involved. it's amazing and then the ceremony kicks off today at 1015 what can people expect for this they're going to expect to hear some very him ashton speeches because of that time period that we're living through right is unlike any other that we have ever seen in my lifetime. i'm filled with fear and never been filled with this on for even 10 years ago when they caught the sting trying on fire. i wasn't filled with fear. i'm filled with here now and i think that will be echoed in the speeches that are given to date ve important day colleen, thank you so much joining you're going hear tank, yes, and just as a reminder to everyone it kicks off today the ceremony right on top of twin peaks at 10 15 this morning, reporting

here in san francisco, christina tetreault prom stopped. >>all right christina thanks long. we have continuing coverage of the pride parade all the festivities this weekend on kron 4 dot com. you'll find the parade route also which streets will be each day as well as a list of the banned items and the complete schedule of all the events for the celebration. so join us on kron 4 dot com we'll be right back. talk

about the kron 4 morning news, good morning, everybody live shot coming in from the bay bridge. >>looks pretty good up to the east bay hills as you'll notice clear skies high clouds a bit we get inland. and now we don't see too much going on yet too that's going to change a little bit as we get into the afternoon mount diablo nice to happen there. temperatures so or upper for upper 50's rather lower 60's for now though antioch racing had their at 6665 to concord 56 for san francisco, 61. san jose got the lower 90's line the central valley 92 going on for fresno 91 for bakersfield central coast, mid 60's. if you're headed that way, however might have to contend with some afternoon clouds so cow not too bad yet. we've got some 70's going on there. although big bear up to 72, which is pretty close the coastal locations. 4 zone forecast back home 66 san francisco. looks like 65 daly city pacific at 64, half moon bay at 64, talk a lot about the onshore flow. good news is the coastal areas probably

pretty good to clear that up though 74 going on for burlingame the high today upper 70's going on to the south. redwood city 7775 for mountain dew got about 80 for san jose. 80 for cupertino morgan hill at 85 east bay shoreline lots of 70's skews the or cares to know what 77 but inland some 80's already popping livermore about 80 for tri valley, 7982. meanwhile for walnut creek but back to the east bay shoreline in the 70's. this contrasts is going to be with us often the next week the on shore flow into what is going to weaken. but at least we'll have the cooling conditions around the bay 78 for napa 80 sonoma 79 benicia 82 for santa rosa 70's, heading down south. some of the forecast we get to independence day will be probably upper 80's some lower 90's potentially without but they temperatures climate control in the 70's. for your help this morning did you know that being deficient in a single vitamin could do a lot of damage to you.

>>june is brain health months and one nike vitamin is very important in optimal brain function. our health expert karen on joins this morning to tell us why b 12 deficiency and borderline deficiency are so common and how they're so important to us i i didn't realize this is a good education, i think for a lot of a lot of people don't realize it end. >>it's the 12 is kind of known as the the item in the kill because the guns don't eat any animal products and that would be 12 is that's where that's where the rest of us get me to guess not it manufactured in plants have to get it from some tech this other source of fortified foods so when you i deficient it can cause a lot of problems uk so. >>so you really need to pay attention to those if you your honor he can die very much so and for other reasons which we'll get into that was b 12 so important. >>the 12 because it is plays a key role in brain function and nerve function so if you are.

if you're deficient he could end up alzheimer's and also depression any balance issues. tingling in the city and of deficiency of the 12 yes, yes, so if you're feeling some of the symptoms you really need doctor immediately get that get a blood test. yes, there are a vast array of symptoms which we can't go into today, but right i have him on my web site so you can see it that we put up on the screen just a just a few of are starting to see this exactly definitely don't ignore it right yes. o so we use so we need be 12 to do exactly what in our body. so the other thing is that it cut forms red blood cells. so dna. still if you don't get enough b 12 could easily become and they make. nerve damage that's another thing one of the things that i've read with with people who have anemia is they may not even

look at the 12 as as a possible cause they just automatically take iron supplements. >>to help deal most after said ok we have to supplement to with the iron and take it to numbers that. >>they're not could be the 12 life 12 might be the ok, yes, who is most at risk. number one people that take ah heartburn medications. really hard to you're taking any type of acid reducer which a lot of people do after problematic because b 12 needs and acidic environment to be absorbed. so you clear away the acidic environment you very likely be deficient in b 12. so what does someone do has who has both. they need to take the private sector, whatever it might be and then they find and they're going to have to supplement and then be tested regularly share that they're not there to stay top of it

exactly i say yeah, ok, what are some of what some other examples of people who are at risk so older people people over 40 to 50 a half need to be checked because as you get older, you produces much hydrochloric acid. also new are deficient in the asked it 10 to 30% of older adults are deficient in b 12 that time her and cardiac patients also yes now this is really interesting because there on medications to lower blood pressure a regular to their heart and these medications beta blockers calcium channel blockers they actually eroded base of the esophagus. acid reflux and all that they get put on the acid right often see the 2 together. this is a vicious circle is it really is yes it really is and what here on this medications often times you're not diligent about changing lifestyle.

you're on those for a long time we mentioned this before but it is worth going back to again but also the guns or are at risk as well. yes, yeah, so oh really it's very difficult to get an f b 12, just from the food you eat and as of the kenya supplement you do need to supplement or and fortified so and people who have celiac disease crohn's disease they are more at risk have. >>problems absorbing with a food absorption so they also have trouble getting enough absorbing the b 12. >>ok so let's say that you're having trouble getting more be 12 into into your a system of water some options that you can you can take in order to get the b 12 to where it needs to be so. >>this is of the guns, best friend, is to weaken a traditional yeas it in as for tougher i'd with the 12. hello this yet so tablespoon and he could easily sprinkle it on your feet to come it tastes

like parmesan cheese so tell us secure mind. i just speculate on popcorn and veggie so this is a really good way to get b 12 and use yes, but not all of that to you sure you need hear of beginning a discipline on the contest. and snow pack with the 12 sport, the 14 times more then they are d a ok so so there you go. thank you so much for educating us about will be right

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the 70's for the most part get around july 4th, warm up a little in those inland areas watching now we're approaching about 90 or so so def it may seem cook and looks fantastic for the for the weekend and also for the holiday week lot of folks awful on enjoy the 4th of july and we have the best of both worlds of people out of town to get a pack of holder wardrobe for the bay area because where you are so that's like a climate war jacket sweater t shirt all 314 people will see the bar, it has 07:00am every great ape about. termites, feasting on homes 24/7.

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