n, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. how sexy are these elbows? ask your dermatologist about cosentyx. >>good morning. thanks a lot for joining us this sunday morning kron 4 news we can take a live look outside from the mark and errol this morning, the cloudy start to the day at least on the waterfront, not too bad at the pride everybody on marty gonzales and a sparsely with the forecast morning fog chicken and again to already tie it looks like a good afternoon, though so a great forecast for that. >>pride parade going on so that's good news there too will be covering that as well there's a live look at what's going on a mount diablo a given in llanview and boy sunshine is with us a mostly sunny skies on tap for today closer inspection. this is what mornings talking about the gloom and doom around the

media day and the golden gate bridge you can see both tires both towers rather clipped off just a little bit there we'd see though nice clear line right up here 2 marines that things will improve but on that note however contrasted with yesterday let's go for here with future cast for looks like the problem areas along the coast may still be host to some fog going on even into the early afternoon, potentially half moon bay, maybe a little bit of that up to stenson beach to watch out for the north bay temperatures meanwhile, there in the 50's universally. 6.51 going on for santa rosa, 60 the exception over there in antioch and 63 for concord in antioch up for san jose 54 meanwhile fremont 54 also san francisco but we're a little warmer than we were from yesterday by a couple degrees as you will notice a pretty close here's to know with mostly sunny skies expected today, we'll see about 81 or so by about 2 o'clock but there is a warm up happening. post the independence holiday will be take a look at your long range forecast as well to 4 zone

coming up in a bit marty. >>thank you it's good to breaking news. we're following this sunday morning, one person is dead one others seriously injured following a crash on highway 24 in orinda it happened just before 2 o'clock this morning near wilder road. one person had to be airlifted to the hospital and all are 3 lanes were closed were all lanes will close on westbound highway 24 for about 3 hours this morning. but those lanes have since been reopened. other news this morning our top story pride celebrations are in full swing in san francisco, as thousands of people will be in the city for the annual pride parade coming up later this morning. kron four's gayle ong takes a look at the celebration. >>the backdrop near the civic center plaza rainbow flags and people swaying to the music pride weekend is now in full swing the crowd louder. >>and proud i really feel like it somewhere where i can be myself. myself and be around people like me.

>>just being able to celebrate pride, you know just being able to. the fbi said just be yourself basically. >>as celebrations are under way ahead of the big pride parade on sunday. it's all hands on deck for the san francisco police there's already extra security barricades will surround the parade route, the pride mar-h kicks off at 00:30am in the morning at market street winding its way through market darrow to civic center fergus beatty and charlie gallus this pride weekend is about remembering the roots of its history. 50 years ago on june 28othe bar patrons of the stonewall inn in new york city resisted a police raid is sparking protest and setting the stage for the rights movement. >>and during that we have to fight for our place in sight. to quality of their people. but it's important to never forget where we came from an >>is at restaurants and they were raided by police all the time. you have this huge

celebration and i think that's fantastic bob robbo has been coming to san francisco pride since 1975 bravo says there's no better place. >>he rather be my been to many prize around the world, but pride is always very special san francisco. >>the special because we have that big a vibrant again that's being community here. is a wonderful time to celebrate with your community and having a good time. >>in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>and breaking news from overnight president trump has made history becoming the first sitting us president to set foot in north korea. he met with north korean leader kim jong un at the korean milk demilitarized zone before taking about 20 steps across the border. they're the 2 leaders shook hands before they crossed back. president trump called the historic moment, a quote great honor. now this is the 3rd meeting between president trump and kim jong on after their meeting the president said the 2 leaders have agreed to resume stalled talks on denuclearization. fire damage

to homes in the east bay, the alameda county fire department tweeting out some photos from the scene. it happened on keith avenue in castro valley is emergency responders evacuated. the homeowners and their next door neighrs as well, an off-duty officer also rescued the family's one year old dog who was hiding underneath the bed. fortunately, no one was injured the cause of the fire under investigation this morning. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. the president brings back his threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants will have that story coming up and if you're looking to buy a new home there are new numbers suggest now may be the best time to start looking. and after the break new laws go into effect tomorrow and some

good morning. we're back on kron 4 news weekend happening tomorrow, a new law that targets the release of body camera footage goes into effect that law requires police to release body camera footage within 45 days of in india incident where an officer uses his weapon. the laws opposed by the california peace officers association. they argue that a reviewing in managing the release of body cam footage will cost department's more money. the law does allow agencies to request monthly extensions of the 45 day deadline for up to one year. gasoline prices were also go up in california

tomorrow and bay area motorists already pay as you know the highest average for a price for gas. in the country. beginning tomorrow drivers will pay $0.6 more per gallon. it's all part of the voter approved gasoline tax, the money from the tax will go into fixing aging bridges and roads in the state. also tomorrow get ready to pay higher fees for muni a single ride fair will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or by a limited use ticket. but if you use your clipper card or the muni a mobile app the fares will remain about $2.50. officials say the fare u need to keep pace with labor and other rising costs for more on various fare increases all you have to do is log on to our web site kron 4 dot com hey we have some for free. they cast that's right. it's free that's right and and uh. good stuff to to bring we've got a mild temperatures for the bay and we go to the inland areas take a look at mount diablo about those temperatures. >>upper 50's some lower 6063

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back on kron 4 news weekend was going sneak a peek outside from the embarcadero camera still have a mixture of some clouds and going to. >>choose to look at the clearing. >>instead look at the silver lining gargotta that settlement to add 6 exactly it's it's a good sunday morning. but you know what's going on to is that we have the earliest sunrise has happened today and for the next couple of days before it starts turning back of the longest day has already passed right, but the earliest sunrise, we know this because start they sorely in these weekends and 5.51 the sunrise which will be the case all the way to the second but after that the sun starts for and you know conversely last night was out and it was around 9 o'clock, yeah. it look like it was 6 o'clock was right out that's right well that's changing too is the day start to get shorter circuit your holiday shopping done so, here's a look at alcatraz island still kind of covered up a little bit the fog but the silver lining in the

left-hand side you can see the bay bridge so you know there's some improvement happening. it's working it's working its process here. here's the golden gate bridge and again being clipped at the top of it by that fog you can see still has yet to mix out with a lower level above us once it does if you little stray clouds we had actually more last night they were going to have today base of the mostly sunny for everybody. here's a look at the progress in because some of that cloud cover across us overnight. temperatures actually support a little bit overnight. we got 60 going on open 57 hayward 63 for antioch in concord at 6054 for san francisco in 57 coming in for san jose barrier onshore, winds know the direction of the arrows that's going to stay in place the next couple of days. mother nature's air conditioner working for the bay even after we get past the independence holiday, this is going to a little weaker by that point but it still will do a trick at least around the immediate bay, the pride forecast for today looking good mid 60's where to go with mostly sunny on that really mild conditions to with that. but there is a bit of a breeze to make note of into the teens. so in some

of the wind channeled areas in some of those buildings and so forth plan accordingly for that. here's a look at what it looks like breaking down 73 by 11 2 o'clock and 80 once mostly sunny looks like nice deep blue skies, it's an old to check in at this hour too. so we got 80 for san jose, 71 for open 66 san francisco again we're going to check that's a 4 zone forecast for you and the extended to marty ok look forward to that thank you dave, let's get to our top story this morning, a thousands of people will be. we're going to get that video just second that's christina tate row she's covering the san francisco pride parade that starts later this morning at 1030. >>she has this update. >>you see them right behind me we've got vendors here unpacking hundreds of boxes filled with rainbow merchandise. gosh im similar to the squid had here, you know you're going to be seeing those a lot around town today. it's all in preparation for the annual san francisco pride parade, this is the largest

gathering of the lgbt community and allies in the nation. there are over 200 prayed exhibitors and there's expected to be well over a 100,000 spectators out and about it's the grand finale if you will of pride month and weekend participants marching through the heart of the city with the route on market street front and barca darrow to civic center where participants walked right into a celebration and rally with the dozens of speakers and entertainers at civic center plaza. now a few logistics their san francisco pride is a nonprofit and they're asking for one to $5 donation at the rally, everyone entering at the event is subject to screening so keep that in mind. this morning's pride parade kicks off at 1030 reporting in san francisco christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>on to other news this morning the bay area news musician says his $7,000 flu bullhorn was stolen during a smash-and-grab robbery in panel now take a look at these photos a steven maris tells us that he was sitting in the front of a in and out burger restaurant in panel when he

saw people smashing his car window and stealing his flu bullhorn out of his back seat says it all happened in about 5 seconds and he thinks the thieves didn't realize that they were taking the instrument which was in a bag at the time mehra says is not the price of the horn, but it's sentimental value. in the east bay to people from oakland are facing armed robbery charges in emeryville police say that 47 year-old lamont hartman in 29 year-old savannah johnson went to the ul to store on street and they stole merchandise from the store when employees can front of them. the suspects pulled out knives. police found the couple hiding in an encampment near by. this week, california set to become the first state to require background checks in order to buy ammunition kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala looks into the new law. >>starting monday anyone who tries to buy bullets in california must first go

through a backgryund check, some of the state's top leaders said tuesday this is another important effort to curb gun violence gun violee devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks lead to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for it is what it is. >>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court. the nra is backing a lawsuit against the measure that goes into effect next week saying it's unconstitutional. >>the nra is holding up a part of prop 63 that bans the possession of high capacity magazines in california. an

accessory used in recent mass shootings regardless of the legal hurdles state leaders are eager to start a new law we don't look back. >>we don't backslide joy first. we'll be ready to go. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>and coming up after the break the highest for hikers rescued after missing the missing for one week in the southern california wilderness we're going to hear is incredible story of survival. and we're taking a live look

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because the future only happens with people another big story that we're following this sunday morning, a 73 year-old california man is rescued after getting lost on a hike in the san gabriel mountafns in southern california. jake reiner has his story of survival. >>rescuers don't give a that mister joe did not give up he was not going to give up his family had told us he would not give up a tweet and a picture of good news for once the rescue wing of the sheriff's department posted. search team reports they have found a 73 year-old mister joe after a week in the wilderness, he is alive condition is great he is awake alert talking making some jokes. >>having a great reunion right now with his family at 73 years young eugene joe put his survival skills to the absolute test. and last saturday, he and his friends

were hiking a six-mile route near look on mount waterman in the angeles national forest when he fell behind and separated from the group he had no food. he obviously knows about some type or survival he was looking for now the strawberries. >>he was trying to catch frogs to but he has not had anything to eat in a week. >>janet henderson doubles as a huntington hospital e r employee and a search and rescue member of the la county sheriff's department. she says mister joe was able to follow the creek in devil's canyon and stayed alive by drinking water from it. he would. >>grabbed his jacket around him and his beach tell that he had with them he got in close next to the hot rocks because it's very hot there in those rocks to heat up. and that's how he kept himself or midnight a weekslong search which included upwards of 75 searches from 11 different search groups culminated saturday morning. >>when 2 searchers from al to dina mountain search and rescue started talking with some campers in the canyon and

mister joe heard their voice. >>and he said it took everything he had to roll over on his hands and knees and yell for help. and that's when the rescuers heard of the fact that he survived this long as well >>whatever great intestinal fortitude he has it's amazing he was then airlifted here to huntington hospital in pasadena, which brings us back to this tweet. >>the caption and the photo, a combination of relief for everyone involved there is lots of tears, lots of >>he's just so happy and thankful to be back in he said no more hiking. >>well coming up on kron 4 news weekend, the protests that started the rights movement across the country and the world we're going to hear from activists who took part in the stonewall uprising 50 years ago. but first we'll take a live look outside of conditions at sf

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just about all week it looks like at least one immediate they he go inland are going start to the heat spike a start to get some tracks. here's a look at what's going on with the fog from the vantage point of alcatraz there it is in the center and there's san francisco behind it. but you see trying to lift off their around the bay bridge as well so what's driving this is the slow well out to sea providing the onshore flow. that remain in place just about all week, although we do see some weakening towards the end of the week so some of those inland temperatures, not only rising, but in some parts of the bay will see some temperatures start to spike a little bit more so too look at this for just a day mid 90's going on in central valley already san diego at 7074 meanwhile for la la acts, mid 60's along the central coast, 76 santa barbara. but will be seeing warmer temperatures hotter temperatures by the time we get the middle of the week hopefully the the gangs on the come out here to vacation for the independence holiday 66 san francisco to the coast 65 for daly city but as a side note,laces like half moon bay. you might be fought fighting some of that gloom and doom fog a little

later in the day today that we saw from yesterday south san francisco, 6472 burlingame they're the 70's littering the south and to the peninsula 74 to 79 rather to a a mountain view palo alto 78 san jose at about 80 meanwhile santa clara 79 with cupertino milpitas 81 meanwhile, east bay shoreline still hanging on to those 70's 80 for pleasanton livermore around 81 for tri valley, 82 walnut creek concord and 84 more the 70's again lining up in the east bay shoreline again that contrast in place as these numbers start to really klein getting to the 90's or so by friday. we'll still see probably some 70's littering the east bay shoreline will see some 80 sneaking in there later on though 79 benicia the laos 67, the cool spot 78 for napa 80 for sonoma center rose at 80 to 73 down a mill valley. here's that 7 day forecast things start to get kick a little bit towards the end of the week after the holiday as we start to approach around 90. marty ok dick thank you.

well pride weekend is underway in san francisco in across the country and this year in new york pride coincide with the anniversary of the stonewall uprising. >>that's the protests, the start of the rights movement polo sandoval recount recount what that day was like for the people who are there 50 years ago. >>at new york city's monumental stone wall in there are those who come to pay homage. record. and those who come to remember what they lived through back in the summer of 69. >>nothing was really different that night at 7 that people decided to fight back. >>as you yorker joseph nick 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 are. >>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. all galvanized together but it was truly the transvestites and minorities that. we're the forefront runners the stonewall riots. >>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. the fading views are days. >>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. >>in 1970. we thought it would be wondereul 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. >>activists says more needs 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 >>that was paula sandoval reporting. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. takeover of gender equality event in san francisco, we're going to sit down with the country music star who is lowe's knows you do it right by finding the best deals on paint and stain. we do it right too, with big savings on top brands like valspar, cabot and hgtv home by sherwin williams. the time is right at lowe's.

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morning to you thanks a lot for joining us this morning on kron 4 news weekend as we take a live look outside a mix some sun and clouds this morning along the san francisco waterfront hi everybody i'm marty gonzales happy pride and war is here with the forecast not only for today, but also for the 4th of july we do and don't let the skies for you from that because it will be a nice day even in the city going on for today little bit of a breeze but those temperatures for july not that whole grains like july yet, but you know what i'm saying and close enough whatever. >>independence holiday week is so this is what we got from alcatraz he's still got that. fog lingering around a little bit there as you've been seeing from the shots almost one here look at evil l ugh in the background almost off to the left here, yeah, it's a little bit of try to peer through a bit they're off to the bay bridge. getting some sun in here that's the name of the game starts the mixing process that gets rid of this is just sitting here in this little bowl. the marine layer. now we make her son here in the morning hours like this.

however it's a help. it keeps those temperatures down which we're going to see all this week because out all the supports. our temperatures will be a lot warmer which we're going to see in those inland valleys, even for today. now it may be a little problematic along the coast with the continued on shore flow might feel a bit more fog this afternoon potentially in some spots that we saw from yesterday temperatures not bad we have some stray clouds overnight 63 sam concord 67 rather for antioch 54 san francisco was 61 going on for oakland. again we're a little bit ahead of the ball game that we were from this time yesterday by a couple degrees. there's some deep blue skies for if you want some of that and the inland valleys, this is an old 77 going on at high noon to 3 o'clock 82. and it breaks down like the similar numbers are what yes it looks like much the same as it was yesterday 80 for san jose, the bay meanwhile staying into the 70's. coming up a little bit we'll take a look a close look at your forecast and coming up later on the pride forecast to morning, sounds great. thank

you dave. we begin this hour with breaking news that we're following this morning. one person is dead another seriously injured. >>following a crash on highway 24 in orinda that happened just before 2 o'clock this morning near wilder road. one person had to be airlifted to the hospital the lanes on westbound highway 24 were closed for about 20 hour for about 3 hours this morning but that road has since reopened. and our top story, this morning, thousands of people will be in san francisco celebrating the pride parade later on this morning starts at 1030 kron four's christina tate row is in san francisco tips this morning. she has a preview. >>you see them right behind me we've got vendors here unpacking hundreds of boxes filled with rainbow merchandise. gosh im similar to the squid had here, you know you're going to be seeingo those a lot around town today. it's all in preparation for the annual san francisco pride parade, this is the largest gathering of the lgbt community and allies in the nation. there are over 200

prayed exhibitors and there's expected to be well over a 100,000 spectators out and about tulisa mint choc a is a vendor hitting the streets today. it's her first a living in san francisco. she's excited to see what the city and its accepting nature has to offer. >>being as i am what i am and no i don't have a label for myself i just i don't expect much i just expect a big crash. expect to be around a lot of people that might be similar to me might be different. experts see a lot of different people gathered together in one area and i hope everybody's connected men over buddies, positive that's kind of what i hope and expect. >>it's the grand finale if you will of pride month and weekend participants marching through the heart of the city with the route on market street front and barca darrow to civic center where participants walked right into a celebration and rally with the dozens of speakers and entertainers at civic center plaza. now a few logistics their san francisco pride is a nonprofit and they're asking for one to $5 donation at the

rally, everyone entering at the event is subject to screening so keep that in mind and they're also a lot of items you cannot bring to the events today like alcohol, we have a full list of those over at kron 4 dot com. this morning's pride parade kicks off at 1030 reporting in san francisco christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>and we have breaking news from overnight president trump has made history becoming the first sitting us president to set foot in north korea. he met with north korean leader kim jong-un at the korean demilitarized zone before taking about 20 steps across the border. the 2 leaders shook hands before they cross back. president trump called the historic moment, a quote great honor. it's the 3rd meeting between president trump and kim kim jong on and after their meeting the president said the 2 leaders have agreed to resume stalled talks on denuclearization. back here in the bay area. some people in one south bay neighborhood praising firefighters this morning for saving their homes. meantime

the investigation continues in santa clara following that massive fire on el camino rail friday that destroyed a condo construction site kron four's noel gallo has the latest for us. >>cause for friday's fire remains unclear mainly because there are still hot spots smoldering at this site firefighters were here all day saturday, putting out some of those hot spots like the one right behind me investigators say they likely won't be able to determine if this was arson until later next week. >>holding torn down and several hot spots extinguished. main partially closed off more than 24 hours after an enormous fire erupted at a condominium construction site friday. >>so we were so this is just our lot >>past that the fire fight is putting the game on time and did everything neighbors on clay street who had been evacuated during the blaze gathered saturday to plan a think you block party for

santa clara fire. i would always appreciate the work of the firefighters, they did a great job. >>it's all because them probably this whole police treat residents are induct great note. >>ready skated can declare a city councilman raj shah hall visit with residents whose fences were partially torn down during the firefight residents say this is why they were concerned with the city approved the project that would build 58 condos just 20 feet from their homes. many oppose this project like he was saying it's too close to our homes and all that this should give point is what we should do what we should not do. >>because the fire department could not going to the construction. join in the back a a. >>so how we learn from the situation and the one learning from 5 to buy replied of even learning from with lined up you counsel mentioned hall says though this could have been much worse, it's still quite a setback. >>as the city faces a housing crisis. we need every house now.

>>this project real gold don't delayed by one eat at least one or so because was completed on 25 person. >>in santa clara noel bellow kron 4 news. >>ancoming up on kron 4 news weekend. the president brings back his threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants will have that story and if you're looking to buy a new home new numbers suggest this may be a good time to start looking and after the break new laws go into effect happening tomorrow,

a new law that targets the release of police body camera footage goes into effect this law requires police to release body camera footage within 45 days of an incident where an officer uses his or her weapon. the laws opposed by the california peace officers association. they argue that reviewing in managing the release of body camera footage will cost police departments more money. now the law does allow agencies to request a monthly extensions to the 45 day deadline for up to one year. and gasoline prices will be going up tomorrow as well in california's bay area motorists as you well know already pay the highest average price for gas in the country. starting tomorrow drivers will be pain 6 more cents per gallon now it's all part of the voter approved gasoline tax the money from the tax. we'll go to fixing aging bridges and roads in california. also tomorrow get ready to pay higher fees for

muni a single ride fair will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or you buy a limited use ticket. but if you should clipper card or you muni approved apps fares will remain a $2.50 officials say the fare increase will you need to keep pace with labor and other rising costs for more on all these various fee increases all you have to do is go to our website kron 4 dot com won't cost you a thing neither will this forecast side fresno taxes on it but there's no refunds either here's a look at mount diablo beautiful start to the day over on the immediate they were negotiating through fog. >>compliments of an onshore wind there you have your temperatures upper 50's lower 60's. let's bring in the forecast coming up next.

>>aside from the embarcadero camera kind of mix of a fog and some clearing their day for what we do have that sun kind of peering through there can you see them do this so that work in the right direction here the gloom and doom in the jury is going to lift to go away but the thing is we like that because that's the marine layer just check in and go like and your friends so it's just school i come in peace is what it is that's the marine layer that's the thing about it that way there's the fog but up against the east to east bay hills little bit there and that will again clear out in the late morning hours all would still thick from the shot alcatraz san francisco behind it there's the bay bridge on the left-hand side note so we didn't actually overnight have

some scattered clouds they have since departed, so it's really the marine layer in the fog were negotiating with this morning to clear out to give us a mostly sunny weather. we have 2 major weather factors in play one that's going to miss the heat spike or the even the warming today is the high in the west coast. but meanwhile, we have a low out to sea here providing that onshore wind very critical. and yes, it does bring in that encourage the marine layer overnight, sure it keeps the temperatures around the bay somewhat corrected. temperatures right now where the lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline but a cooler in fremont at 57 50's up to the north bay, but places like santa rosa will make up for that this afternoon 67 antioch 63 for concord 55 to check in this hour for san francisco. so we don't see too much intrusion of afternoon clouds we get around 04:00pm ok here comes that marine layer we see a flooding into the bay monterey as well but then with daytime heating that will get mix out we get the nice cooling affects all day. we just contend with some of the morning fog mount diablo

behind us in the game plan is mostly sunny with a few clouds today very few call 2 mile depending on your perspective, the location. early in the week, mostly sunny much the same doesn't really change or get the upper 80's going on for the inland valleys, meanwhile, 70's for the bexar most of it then late in the week a little bit of a spike happens we'll get some 90's in the far east bay, this is after independence holiday and then upper 70's for the lower 80's in places like fremont looks like and the southern end the east bay shoreline but today's after we got a lot of green here still on the board. that's good with 60's 70's in place. meanwhile, the inland valleys already in the middle 80's conquered up to about 88. santa rosa popping at 82 this afternoon. 84 san jose today will do 71 for oakland 66, san francisco complete to sell 4 zone forecast coming up for little bit later on along with the price forecast to marty located a look forward to that thank you, let's get to another big story. we're following the sunday morning. the white house is reviving a threat of ice raids. >>president trump stalled plans for deportations across

major cities including san francisco last weekend. well now he says a series of raids will begin some time after the 4th of july holiday. kron four's dan thorn has more. president trump is renewing a call for ice raids after the 4th of july holiday. >>much to the dismay of immigration advocacy groups. >>there's such fear in the community and justifiably and people have a right to be here dianne klein is development director with the sisters of mercy in burlingame. >>klein says through the sisters, she's done extensive work with people living in central and south america because of violence and other dangerous conditions. klein says many of those people need to flee. >>people are trying to calm and provide for their families and to engender fear in the community against people that have ultimate dignity and right to provide for their families, it's very unjust.

>>the president renewed the ice raid threat saturday following a ruling by an oakland judge to block border wall funding. calling it a disgrace. the president says he will appeal the decision. meanwhile without an immigration reform deal in place the administration plans to move forward with the controversial raids, reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>well if you're in the market right now might be a good time to buy a home last month the bay area saw the biggest decline in home prices in 7 years. that's according to a new report from corelogic the report says the average home price in the bay area in the month of may was $860,000 and that's down nearly $15,000 compared to may of 2018. for bay area beaches are among the most polluted in california. there's a new report from the environmental nonprofit heal the bay that lists linda mar beach in pacifica calif beach in santa cruz. keller beach in richmond and aquatic park in

san mateo among the top 10. officials say that storm drain runoff is the greatest source of pollution at those beaches as for the least polluted beaches in california natural bridges state beach in santa cruz. earned an a plus grade. just weeks after his emotional testimony before congress a 9.11 1st responder died saturday from complications of cancer. it was linked to the time that he spent at ground 0 as melissa rainy reports he spent his final weeks pushing lawmakers to help others. help first responders. >>luis alvarez, a 9.11 1st responder who fought for benefits for other 9.11 1st responders died saturday in hospice care. he was 53. >>we were there with foreign mission. >>alvarez made headlines just a few weeks ago, he appeared before congress alongside comedian jon stewart here delivering an impassioned plea to extend the september 11th victim compensation fund you

all said you would never forget. >>well i'm here to make sure that you don't. >>alvarez a n y p d bomb squad detective was among the first responders who went to the world trade center on september 11th. they spent weeks breathing in noxious air clouded with debris from the collapsed buildings, new york officials told them at the time it was safe. but many have since been diagnosed with debilitating illnesses in cancers. >>they get sick. it is michael. and it is my legacy. see do the right thing. 9.11 responds. >>however as received a standing ovation for his testimony. he will be honored with a funeral organized by the n y p d and the united states military. i'm melissa rainy, reporting. >>still ahead on kron 4 news

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>>top of the fed. we go marcus amy and that's a base hit and some. >>the runner on second would score and syrian roles in for a stand-up double who that's looking nice that a little while later in that attic. matt chapman at the plate says i want in on the action get out. ball is gone to run and shot is would go up 3 to 0 they and the beating arizona 4 to 0 free agency weekend in the gba and things are starting to heat up free agency. >>will officially start at 03:00pm sunday. all the talk saturday about klay thompson report says that the warriors will offer klay thompson, a five-year $190 million man steele on sunday. he's expected to agree to that deal as well clay though, likely miss a large part of next season due to his torn acl thompson averaged 21.5 points last season, 3.8 rebounds 2.4

assists this is a move that would keep the splash brothers together when clay does return from his injuries. kevin durant's future still unclear as we approach free agency on sunday this week the warriors forward opted out of the second year of his 31 and a half million dollar deal with the warriors reports say that the warriors will offer deer and a 5 year million max steel. that's on one side of things on the deer and side of things there are other reports out that kd and toronto raptors free agent kawhi leonard are discussing scenarios where the 2 could end up together most of that talk centers around the los angeles clippers. the new york knicks and the brooklyn nets. if durant's signs with anyone other than the golden state warriors he would take a pay cut for years 164 million is the most he could get elsewhere. so to be continued major changes on the look of

the nba in the next 24 hours. the giants made headlines on saturday saying that their president and ceo larry baer we'll return to the team on july 2nd. there was suspended and was gone for 4 months after video surfaced showing an altercation with his wife in that video you can see bear forcibly taking a cell phone from his wife in the hayes valley neighborhood of san francisco. now in a statement released saturday. they're said he was sorry for letting everyone down. he said quote well my time away has been difficult on many levels. it has allowed me opportunities for introspection and with the help of some wonderful people growth the giants say the bear has participated in a regular counseling and has recovery committed himself to the organization moving along to the nhl. it appears. the interest across the league in joe pavelski is rising and reports out on saturday say, but that does not fare well

for the san jose sharks. the sharks veteran has spent 13 seasons with san jose and is an unrestricted free agent reports say, but there is interest from many teams across the league, including tampa bay, minnesota dallas. the sharks just side erik karlsson to 8 year $92 million deal. he could likely get more money elsewhere pavelski had that nasty head injury in the playoffs. the team rallied after that, but came up to game short of the stanley cup finals. ok jr thanks a lot, take a live look outside a fog

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>>good morning, we're back on kron 4 news we can we're taking a live look outside cloudy conditions starting to clear just a little bit at least that's the way we choose to look at this >>outside the market there are a lot around the me they like that that fog comes in and it's the marine layer, we like it because it's a climate-controlled that's what keeps conditions down cool temperatures out. >>this would have all this week going on as we see a warm up happening really all over the place san jose veras of logical department down there in san jose state so checking in nice blue skies with all of that and warming temperatures to see about 80 going on for high meanwhile, up here the golden gate this is actually little bit more so the southern tower you can see just about lifted off of that as we get some mixing in process now when it does happen sometimes you know

jumps up andmdown a little bit that means it may actually sank from our perspective but this perspective here before it finally clears out, but it's going in the right direction. current numbers were at 67 antioch 63 going on for concord 55 san francisco 50's up to the north bay. however we will be treated to some lower 80's for on places like santa rosa. but more warm is expected for this week. they're the arrows note the direction we like this nice on shore flow for all the bay. keeping temperatures down which we're going to see all this week, the pride forecast calls for highs mid 60's. we'll have a breeze now in some of those uh no are some of the buildings and some streets in whatever you get some channeling of the wins a bit subtle sometimes that may be higher than that but end the 20's. the general war looking for mostly sunny and once that fog is gone, there wasn't much more aloft are really interrupt us. the shot from sun all as we get inland, a looking good 82. sunny skies prevail we already see the deep blue skies going on highs today about 80 san jose 71 meanwhile for oakland 66 san

francisco, your 4 zone forecast and that extends extended one coming up in morning, sounds good day. thanks. a lot of us get back to our top story this morning pride celebrations are in full swing in san francisco. >>as thousands of people will be in the city for the annual pride parade that takes place later on this morning about 1030 kron four's gayle ong takes a look now at all the celebrations. >>the backdrop near the civic center plaza rainbow flags and people swaying to the music pride weekend is now in full swing the crowd louder. >>and proud i really feel like it somewhere where i can be myself. myself and be around people like me. >>just being able to celebrate pride, you know just being able to. the nba said just be yourself basically. >>as celebrations are under way ahead of the big pride parade on sunday. it's all hands on deck for the san francisco police there's already extra security barricades will surround the parade route, the pride march

kicks off at 00:30am in the morning at market street winding its way through market darrow to civic center fergus beatty and charlie gallus this pride weekend is about remembering the roots of its history. 50 years ago on june 28 the bar patrons of the stonewall inn in new york city resisted a police raid is sparking protest and setting the stage for the rights movement. >>and during that we have to fight for our place in sight and every year we get closer to quality of their people. but it's important to never forget where we came from an >>is at restaurants and they were raided by police all the time. you have this huge celebration and i think that's fantastic bob robbo has been coming to san francisco pride since 1975 bravo says there's no better place. >>he rather be my been to many prize around the world, but pride is always very special san francisco. >>the specially because we have that big a vibrant again that's being community here. is a wonderful time to celebrate with here community

and having a good time. >>in san francisco gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>a bay area musicians says is $7,000 flu bullhorn was stolen during a smash-and-grab robbery and put all take a look at these photos steven marist tells us he was sitting in front of an in and out burger, a restaurant in panola when he saw people smashing his car window and stealing his flu bullhorn out of his back seat says it all happened in 5 seconds and nays thieves didn't likely realize they were taking the instrument which was in a bag at the time mehra says is not about the price of the horn, but it's sentimental value. 2 people from oakland face armed robbery charges in emeryville police say 47 year-old lamont hartman and 29 year-old serve on and on johnson went to the ulta beauty store on every street and stole merchandise from the store when employees confronted them, the suspects pulled out knives. police found the couple hiding in an encampment. this week

california set to become the first state to require background checks in order to buy ammunition kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala looks into this new law. >>starting monday anyone who tries to buy bullets in california must first go through a background check, some of the state's top leaders said tuesday this is another important effort to curb gun violence gun violence devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks lead to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for is what it is.

>>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court. the nra is backing a lawsuit against the measure that goes into effect next week saying it's unconstitutional. >>the nra is holding up a part of prop 63 that bans the possession of high capacity magazines in california. an accessory used in recent mass shootings regardless of the legal hurdles state leaders are eager to start the new law we don't look back. >>we don't backslide july 1st. we'll be ready to go. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. and coming up on kron 4 news weekend after the break a hikers rescued after missing for one week in the southern california wilderness. >>we'll hear his incredible story of survival. before we get to that though let's go ahead take a live look

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condition is great he is awake alert talking making some jokes. >>having a great reunion right now with his family at 73 years young eugene joe put his survival skills to the absolute test. and last saturday, he and his friends were hiking a six-mile route near look on mount waterman in the angeles national forest when he fell behind and separated from the group. he had no food. he obviously knows about some time for survival he was looking for now the strawberries. >>he was trying to catch frogs to eat. but he has not had anything to eat in a week. >>janet henderson doubles as a huntington hospital e r employee and a search and rescue member of the la county sheriff's department. she says mister joe was able to follow the creek in devil's canyon and stayed alive by drinking water from it. he would. >>grabbed his jacket around him and his beach tell that he had he got in close next to the hot rocks because it's very hot there in those rocks to heat up. and that's how he kept himself or midnight.

>>a weekslong search which included upwards of 75 searches from 11 different search groups culminated saturday morning when 2 searchers from al to dina mountain search and rescue started talking with some campers in the canyon and mister joe heard their voice. >>and he said it took everything he had to roll over on his hands and knees and yell for help. and that's when the rescuers heard of the fact that he survived this long as well >>whatever great intestinal fortitude he has it's amazing he was then airlifted here to huntington hospital in pasadena, which brings us back to this tweet. >>the caption and the photo, a combination of relief for everyone involved there is lots of tears, lots of >>he's just so happy and thankful to be back in he said no more hiking. >>let's go ahead take a live look outside approach to the richmond sandra fell looks pretty good this morning, not a whole lot of traffic. we'll be right

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welcome back to kron 4 morning news, good morning everybody in the shot that we see from the bay bridge shows that the fog and the marine layer. >>firmly entrenched still at this hour now how are things have cleared out as you can see in inland spots so we take you to san jose with the deep blue skies, there folks may be logical department there at san jose state. so we have 2 little elements playing out of that will be a factor for a week day forecast it's the high in the west coast. it's

the heat spike we're already seeing that in the central valley as early as today. meanwhile, a low to our west is providing the on shore flow to keep that marine layer come in each day sure will be treated to fog, but at least that will keep the temperatures down from the bay perspective. today's highs across the state as we're talking about mid 90's already and this high will continue to intensify going to lose some of the influence of that low little bit later on 89 sacramento, central coast mid 60's. looks like 74 to l a x san diego popping at 81 71 meanwhile for big bear. so let's get to it in terms your 4 zone forecast 66 san francisco to the coast today we may see that fog lingering a little longer today than yesterday, 64 for half moon bay. for the cut bay side of the peninsula 72 burlingame to the south foster city 73 san carlos 7479 from mountain view. but in the south bay we see some 80's making your way known. morgan hill at 87 that's a nice spike 79 cupertino 84 san jose, 77 looks like union city 76 tri

valley in the lower 80's. 84 for walnut creek concord and around 88 getting awfully close to 90 and expect to see that probably by mid week, 71 for oakland and up to the north bay. sonoma making it up to 8178 for napa 67 chilly degrees for delay, whoa we'll feel that wind coming in from the bay 82 santa rosa and 73 mill valley 7 day forecast looks good for the week ahead of the independence holiday. then afterwards we see the temperatures really start climbing and that's when going to be treated to the 90's but the far east bay into next weekend marty. all right dave thanks a lot with weekend there's a great chance for you to explore the art work of andy warhol you see it on your screen now richard jantz joins me from sf moma to talk about this wonderful new exhibit rachel a and he was known as a leader in the art form that we call now pop art that's right bore hole was an incredible pop artists and it's you know really been wonderful to have this show at sf moma right.

>>engaging with popular culture. but all that and he grew up as a kid during the great depression and he became an artist he was a really marveled about all of the incredible consumer goods that were around him whether that's coca cola the boxes, campbell soup campbell soup, days with all of that and in fact we're home was known to eat campbell soup every day for a good part real life, yeah, there's a lot of personal reference residents without many of the subjects of peace so a lot of this meant a lot to him. was a lot of us are worth was was personal. absolutely and that's one of the most exciting things i think about this exhibition is the personal ties that we don't always think of the warhol had with his work one of the other important things about the exhibition is that we really tried to show how he was not just a pop artist, you know there is this time in the early 60's where he really engaged with all of those works that we tried to show this whole new side of warhol lot of people aren't aware of

what's going to say it's probably going to be surprise to a lot of folks to know that he did the on campbell soup and marilyn monroe, elizabeth taylor things like this. >>absolutely knows just ask you what stands out to you about his work that we're looking at now on the screen. sorry months. so i think about his got his work in general what stands of my favorite pieces of the exhibition is the way that he used screen printing which is a very you know it's a commercial technique made to make things over and over again look exactly the same. >>the way he manipulated it was to make actually everything look different and to use it almost as a painterly that technique yes, so when you reach the end of the exhibition >>very fine connick photo of elvis here is that kind of what you're talking about. >>so that is when he first started exactly using his screen printing technique and he often you know referenced movie star and other personalities in popular culture, yes, and he is the silver screen of course to make reference to celebrities and to you. films.

>>andy back in the 60's i found this quote to really find interesting. he said that if you want to know about me look at the surface of my paintings and films and there i am there's nothing behind it. what do you make of that. >>you know andy warhol was an extremely elusive person and one of the things that he loved to do was play with his presentation with his self presentation you see it's all rain gnc that change over the course of the exhibition but something that i think is really cool about his work is the surface itself. you know he's really playing with the layering of the screen and actually there's so much there when you see it there not flat images you see how much depth or is it see that actually in warhol is a person to texture. extraordinary texture. yeah. >>we're looking at his phone police photographs here of his work wonders just passed by was that photo of chairman mao. >>full series that we're all started making in 1972. in the 60's, you know he had actually

been shot. he stepped away from painting and he said he was going to concentrate only on film. he returned to painting with this extraordinary portrait of mao when she thought was now is the most famous person in the world, so it made absolute sense for him to turn to that >>it also made sense and that in the times as well because the us and china were reopening the talks and president nixon went to visit china sais was very timely. >>that's one of the big take away from the exhibit is the way that warhol kept his pulse on america for his finger on that pulse yes, he was so tune to politics, nixon's visit to china. >>talked about it a little bit i want to get back into that is that andy warhol was also a filmmaker he dabbled in rock and roll is a manager the velvet underground he was on television. he there are a lot of facets to his art. >>explore it almost every media imaginable and one of the key things that the way he worked his his interest in recording everything in the world whether that's through photography through film. he

had a tape recorder. he took around with him to call that his wife because she was there, know always by his side he was constantly absorbing everything, yeah. >>and then turning it into art and turning it into our hours a day you also that this in this month that really has has means a lot more to a lot of folks in that andy warhol was a proud of his identity as a man, this was long before liberation so he really was a trailblazer. >>he was an incredible trailblazer you know he was an out man in the 1950's while homosexuality was still a legal yeah and when you see you know many of the pieces in the exhibition he's having a lot of fun. i'm playing with male started stereotypes with masculinity but there's also incredible series of works on view and that were made in 1975. ladies and gentlemen, where he is really celebrating many trans and and trans and leaders who are in new york at that time, one of them is of marsha p johnson. he was

credible activists for rights and actually took part in the stonewall riots. >>and you can see it all and as moment, andy warhol from a to b and back again which i love the title. the information is on your screen it's running now through september second you can get more information by logging on this of moments on board suggest thank you so much for giving us more insight and andy warhol thank you marty all right we'll be right back. december 30th is national bacon day.

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country music star trisha yearwood was in san francisco recently to talk about gender equity kron 4 was the only bay area media in the room to capture the celebrity in action. >>you would was with several other high-profile women, including a cast member from the broadway show hamilton kron four's theresa has the story. >>today it was a star-studded event with kron on friends center to give you this exclusive ticket to the action and titled women as anger, a community breakfast, the panel held at the gaming companies. downtown san francisco headquarters presidential candidate kamala harris made a video presentation to the private group to let it is >>that doing up on stage for women's health court. >>fun philips was anger sponsor of the event author sarah lacy ceo and co-founder

of chairman mom rybak at covington webber actress, currently starring in the san francisco seduction of hamilton and country legend treasure god. >>there's a leader in this on this as you guys say now. >>yearwood recently released a single called every girl in this town with its strong female message. they complimented the focus of the event zeroing in on equality across the entertainment industry. >>you know we're going backward. the all want that's not something i expected to see your would won her first grammy back in the 1990's she shared stories of hardship during those days. >>i'm being criticized for her clothing choice. >>to inspire fire girls who are not the room girls who don't think they are pretty enough or. saying that his i

say maurice saying as you the other women shared some of their struggles. >>the jury and. see tna on tony award and no >>in 1980. >>and they added what they are doing to fight back on what they have faced for yearwood she's making changes in her world. >>a on it >>and bruce again, he said yeah. that war that you >>with a room dominated with women in various industries throughout the bay area. the pound's positive push for change. we certainly well received.

>>and still ahead in the next hour kron 4 news weekend we're getting ready for the annual pride parade in san francisco kron four's christina tate rose in chance for san here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah, wow. 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.

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weekend. we're taking a live look outside and we're going to call it clearing conditions the that's a and a good morning, everybody i'm marty gonzales happy pride to everyone in the day as far as here with the forecast we have a summertime forecast going on more what's very indicative of what we have in the bay area to his own microclimate going to feel the difference. >>today but much of the week ahead. so thanks to the marine layer, the bay area temperatures down and maybe a little chilly at times in the city, but we see a lot of that anyway live shot coming in from bethel island as you will notice here. the sunshine plenty of it, nice blue skies as we got going on here for all this but still we're contending with a lot of that fog in around the immediate golden gate bridge. you can see a little bit of blue try to work in there as we start to mix hours. you will see a lot of that fog issue speaking of which will take a look at the models on future cast for looks like we might have to deal with a little bit of fog for the early mormon story into the afternoon hours just a touch is just kind of a lull but the sidebar issue contrast what we saw from yesterday we did have some stray clouds

overhead overnight. temperaturesrhowever were supported we got 70 going on for any oc 67 for conquer course, the sun's warming us up to now 55 for san francisco and dig the green about that that will be helping us out throughout the day today were a couple degrees warmer that we were from this time yesterday here's tunnel, nice deep blue skies. temperatures at about 82 as we get into the mid afternoon as you will notice. and temperatures today, san jose at 8071 going on for open 66 san francisco. those 70's by the way those of the bay area temperatures that we've been talking about climate control compliments of the marine layer coming up in a bit we'll check in to that forecast as well as what's going on with a pride forecast in san francisco. marty. dave thanks law we open this hour with breaking news. we're following this sunday morning, one person is dead another seriously injured. >>after a crash on highway 24 in orinda it happened just before 2 o'clock this morning near wilder road. one person had to be airlifted to the hospital lanes on westbound

highway 24 were closed for about 3 hours this morning. but that road has since reopened. our top story. this morning, thousands of people will be in san francisco for the pride parade that takes place in about hour and a half from now 10 30 this morning. kron four's christina tate row is in san francisco this morning. she has a preview. >>you see them right behind me we've got vendors here unpacking hundreds of boxes filled with rainbow merchandise. gosh im similar to the squid had here, you know you're going to be seeing those a lot around town today. it's all in preparation for the annual san francisco pride parade, this is the largest gathering of the lgbt community and allies in the nation. there are over 200 prayed exhibitors and there's expected to be well over a 100,000 spectators out and about tulisa mint choc a is a vendor hitting the streets today. it's her first day living in san francisco. she's excited to see what the city and its accepting nature has to offer. >>being as i am what i am and no i don't have a label for myself i just i don't expect

much i just expect a big crash. expect to be around a lot of people that might be similar to me might be different. experts see a lot of different people gathered together in one area and i hope everybody's connected men over. but as positive that's kind of what i hope and expect. >>it's the grand finale if you will of pride month and weekend participants marching through the heart of the city with the route on market street front and barca darrow to civic center where participants walked right into a celebration and rally with the dozens of speakers and entertainers at civic center plaza. now a few logistics their san francisco pride is a nonprofit and they're asking for one to $5 donation at the rally, everyone entering at the event is subject to screening so keep that in mind and they're also a lot of items you cannot bring to the events today like alcohol, we have a full list of those over at kron 4 dot com. this morning's pride parade kicks off at 1030 reporting in san francisco christina tetreault kron 4 news.

>>and we have breaking news from overnight president trump has made history becoming the first sitting us president to set foot foot in north korea. he met with north korean leader kim jong un at the korean demilitarized zone before taking about 20 steps across the border. the 2 leaders shook hands before crossing back. president trump called the historic moment, a quote great honor. it's the 3rd meeting between president trump and kim jong on after their meeting the president said the 2 leaders had agreed to resume stalled talks on denuclearization. back here in the bay area one for a people in the south bay are praising firefighters for saving their homes. meantime the investigation continues in santa clara following that massive fire on el camino rail friday that destroyed a condo cons construction site kron four's noah bello has latest now. >>cause for friday's fire remains unclear mainly because there are still hot spots smoldering at this site firefighters were here all day saturday, putting out some of

those hot spots like the one right behind me investigators say they likely won't be able to determine if this was arson until later next week. >>holding torn down and several hot spots extinguished. more than 24 hours after an enormous fire erupted at a condominium construction site friday. so we were so this is just our lot >>past that the fire fight is putting the game on time and did everything neighbors on clay street who had been evacuated during the blaze gathered saturday to plan a think you block party for santa clara fire. i would always appreciate the work of the firefighters, they did a great job. >>it's all because them probably this whole police treat residents are induct great note. >>ready skated can declare a city councilman raj shah hall visit with residents whose fences were partially torn down during the firefight

residents say this is why they were concerned with the city approved the project that would build 58 condos just 20 feet from their homes. many oppose this project like he was saying it's too close to our homes and all that this should give point is what we should do what we should not do. >>because the fire department could not going to the construction. join in the back a a. >>so how we can learn from the situation and the one learning from 5 to buy replied of even learning from with lined up you counsel mentioned hall says though this could have been much worse, it's still quite a setback. >>as the city faces a housing crisis. we need every house now. >>this project real gold don't delayed by one eat at least one or so because was completed on 25 person. >>in santa clara noel fellow kron 4 news. >>and coming up on kron 4 news weekend. the president brings back his threat to deport millions of undocumented immigrants will have the latest for you and if you're looking to buy a new home,

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tomorrow, a new law targeting the release of police body cam footage goes into effect the law requires police to release body camera footage within 45 days of an incident where an officer uses his or her weapon. the laws opposed by the california peace officers

association. they argue that reviewing in managing the release of body camera footage will cost police departments more money. the law does allow agencies to request monthly extensions to the 45 day deadline for up to one year. gasoline prices will also go up tomorrow bay area motorists as you know already pay the highest average price for gas. in the country, beginning tomorrow drivers will pay 6 more cents a gallon. it's all part of the voter approved gasoline tax the money from the tax will go into fixing aging bridges and roads in california. and also tomorrow higher fees from uni a single ride fair will now cost $3 if you pay in cash or use a limited use ticket. but a future clipper card or the muni approved mobile app then affairs will remain a $2.50. officials say that the fare increase will you need to keep pace with labor and other rising costs for more on these various fare increases all you

have to do is long gone for free that the website kron 4 dot com. marty here's a look at mount diablo as we see the beautiful skies going on the inland valleys as we don't have the fog issues going on around the media as we do run the media day. >>temperatures in the 60's lots of green, that's good to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis.

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>>your on okay well anyway, here's the embarcadero we have a quite a bit of cloud cover and ago shooting through or fog if you prefer to see it that way and then this afternoon that will clear out well before we get there that will clear out already seeing some breaks happening in some of that fotoo. here's a live shot that we have of what's going on for the bay bridge and there you see the fog but upper it it's against the east bay hills just a little bit wo inland, though it's a different story there you can see the nice blue skies that are in place. across that over to bethel island. so it's really very much improved. here's what's on storm tracker for some scattered clouds that we're dealing with this morning. sure that's pretty much passed us by and now we're left with in its wake is at least a lot clear but the fog is what we're dealing with at the surface. what's driving all this. well we have a low out to sea and that's our friend short brings us all this fog in the morning hours. but the key temperature

suppressed. and that's a good thing. meanwhile high the west coast to keep temperatures climbing, here's the progress 55, san francisco, lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 67 conquered, can about 70. for future cast for we don't see too much happening aloft, we're mention a couple stray clouds and yadda yadda, however, it's the marine layer coming back tonight, san francisco bay also downtime or a dime to moderate as well that again keeping temperatures suppressed and the fog that comes in the clear-out late morning hours. we've got mostly sunny with a few clouds cool to mild early week. not much change upper 80's going on in london meanwhile, around the bay upper 70's then late in the week heat spike happens. and we got lower 90's already going on places like will see that conquered expect lower 90's get the ac going o b part of the firecracker shore upper 70's going on for much of the bail lower 80's expecting in places like freeman 77 today, 74 for hayward 81 for livermore concord 8086 antioch

82 up to santa rosa for a high today, 78 for napa but in wine country expect those temperatures to be climbing as well throughout the week ahead is there a little bit insulated from this marine layer, although in napa valley, sometimes it does spill in their bed. 66 san francisco oakland at 7180 going on for san jose. these are the same numbers it was from yesterday because we've kind of a persistence forecast. the next couple of days, but again a heat spike is coming our way by the time we get to july 4th. we'll take a look at that forecast and as well as the pride forecast in san francisco. sounds great. thank you dave, let's get to another big story we're following this morning. the white house is reviving a threat of ice raids. >>president trump stalling a plans for deportations across major cities including san francisco. last weekend. but now he says a series of raids will begin some time after the 4th of july holiday. kron four's dan thorn has more. president trump is renewing a call for ice raids after the 4th of july holiday.

>>much to the dismay of immigration advocacy groups. >>there's such fear in the community and justifiably and people have a right to be here dianne klein is development director with the sisters of mercy in burlingame. >>klein says through the sisters, she's done extensive work with people living in central and south america because of violence and other dangerous conditions. klein says many of those people need to flee. >>people are trying to calm and provide for their families and to engender fear in the community against people that have ultimate dignity and right to provide for their families, very unjust. >>the president renewed the ice raid threat saturday following a ruling by an oakland judge to block border wall funding. calling it a disgrace. the president says he will appeal the decision. meanwhile without an immigration reform deal in place. the administration plans to move forward with the

controversial raids, reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news. >>and if you're in the market right now it might be a really good time to buy a home last month the bay area saw the biggest decline in home prices in 7 years. that's according to a new report from corelogic the report says the average home price in the bay area in the month of may was $860,000 that's down nearly $15,000 compared to may of 2018. just weeks after his emotional testimony before congress on 9.11 first responder died saturday from complications of cancer. it was linked to the time that he spent at ground 0 as melissa rainy reports. he spent his final weeks pushing lawmakers to help other first responders. >>luis alvarez, a 9.11 1st responder who fought for benefits for other 9.11 1st responders died saturday in hospice care. he was 53. >>we were there with foreign

mission. >>alvarez made headlines just a few weeks ago, he appeared before congress alongside comedian jon stewart here delivering an impassioned plea to extend the september 11th victim compensation fund you all said you would never forget. >>well i'm here to make sure that you don't. >>alvarez a n y p d bomb squad detective was among the first responders who went to the world trade center on september 11th. they spent weeks breathing in noxious air clouded with debris from the collapsed buildings, new york officials told them at the time it was safe. but many have since been diagnosed with debilitating illnesses in cancers. >>they get sick. it is michael. and it is my legacy. see do the right thing. 9.11 responds. >>however as received a standing ovation for his

testimony. he will be honored with a funeral organized by the n y p d and the united states military. i'm melissa rainy, reporting. >>still ahead on kron 4 news weekend free agency gets under way today in the nba and we'll have the latest for you on the warriors efforts

big saturday in sports the san francisco giants taking on the

arizona diamondbacks and up losing 4 to 3. >>they score those 3 runs in the 9th, but could not pull it out. the oakland a's looking good on saturday night. >>top of the 5th mark is a b and that's a base hit and some. >>the runner on second would score and syrian roles in for a stand-up double cool. that's looking nice that a little while later in that attic. matt chapman at the plate says i want in on the action get out that ball is gone to run and shot is would go up 3 to 0 they and the beating arizona 4 to 0 free agency weekend in the nba and things are starting to heat up free agency. >>will officially start at 03:00pm sunday. all the talk saturday about klay thompson report says that the warriors will offer klay thompson a five-year million man text deal on sunday. he's expected to agree to that deal as well clay though, likely miss a

large part of next season due to his torn acl thompson averaged 21.5 points last season, 3.8 rebounds 2.4 assists this is a move that would keep the splash brothers together when clay does return from his injuries. kevin durant's future still unclear as we approach free agency on sunday this week the warriors forward opted out of the second year of his 31 and a half million dollar deal with the warriors reports say that the warriors will offer deer and a 5 year million max steel. that's on one side of things on the deer and side of things there are other reports out that caveat in toronto raptors free agent kawhi leonard are discussing scenarios where the 2 could end up together most of that talk centers around the los angeles clippers. the new york knicks and the brooklyn nets. if durant's signs with anyone other than the golden state warriors he would take a pay cut for years 164 million is

the most he could get elsewhere. so to be continued on that front we could see major changes on the look of the nba in the next 24 hours. the giants made headlines on saturday saying that their president and ceo larry baer we'll return to the team on july 2nd. there was suspended and was gone for 4 months after a video surfaced showing an altercation with his wife in that video you can see bear forcibly taking a cell phone from his wife in the hayes valley neighborhood of san francisco. now in a statement released saturday. they're said he was sorry for letting everyone down. he said quote well my time away has been difficult on many levels. it has allowed me opportunities for introspection and with the help of some wonderful people growth the giants say the bear has participated in a regular counseling and has recovery committed himself to the organization moving along to the nhl. it appears. the

interest across the league in joe pavelski is rising and reports out on saturday say, but that does not fare well for the san jose sharks. the sharks veteran has spent 13 seasons with san jose and is an unrestricted free agent reports say, but there is interest from many teams across the league, including tampa bay, minnesota dallas. the sharks just side erik karlsson to 8 year $92 million deal. he could likely get more money elsewhere pavelski had that nasty head injury in the playoffs. the team rallied after that, but came up to game short of the stanley cup finals. all right jr thanks a lot over taking a live look outside golden gate bridge fog starting to lift there. >>dave has the

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend. hope you're enjoying your sunday morning, happy pride everybody as we take this live look outside from the embarcadero camera in a daze here with the forecast is one of an improvement you can point out some of the areas where we're getting some of that fog lifting the thing that happened with the temperatures down. but a it's a little in the way the overcast conditions in some spots there's the the view from bethel island so inland. it's been clear all this morning letting the sun out to do its thing. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge. this is an improvement as we talked about fog starting to lift a little

bit there, but still the intrusion kind of the overcast skies flag-waving a bit too so we have a little bit of a breeze to make note of today, 61 oakland and also for hayward 67 conquered antioch checking in at 70 meanwhile 56 san francisco in lower 60's there up to the north bay. there's that on shore when the brings in that marine layer overnight and will keep it in place. throughout the day today, even up the fog mixes out mother nature's air conditioner checking in and that will keep temperatures down which is good for the pride parade and festivities temperatures in the city mid 60's. we do have a win there were some around so those buildings you get some funneling a little bit. so i'm a pop above this but 10 to 20 ish mostly sunny for those skies in fact this will pass mystic looking and mild as well by the season, so looking good for all of that just a little chilly some time to some of those winds in the shaded areas 80 going on by 1 o'clock and 4 were about 82 for the inland valleys in san francisco, a little cooler and also cooler around the bay will go with about 80 san jose

71 for oakland 70's remain for much of the east bay shoreline for early in the week at least 66 san francisco. speaking of all that was your 4 zone forecast and check in to that extent that as well starting ok, dave sounds good thanks a lot get them back to an update on our top story, thousands of people will be in san francisco for the pride parade later on this morning. it starts in about an hour at 1030 kron four's christina tate rose in san francisco. she has a preview. >>people already prepared for the pride parade to start this morning. the streets are starting to buzz here off of market and actually have 4 ladies here that we're going to be interviewing. it is their first time here pride please come and join me. as well as candy and the candies daughters, their first time here prior to boarding tells what brings you to the event today. >>i'm just had an opportunity join in with the community and celebrate love is love this is a fantastic opportunity. >>so you've got nice is here as well as your sister why is it so important to you know educate your daughters and nieces about this.

>>well i think that we live in a world where we need to try and avoid all of the hate that we've got going on around us there's a lot of hate being spewed we need to get out and show everybody they were here for love that we support people loving each other no matter what. >>now ladies you guys are very festive is your first your pride i want to know what are you most excited for. >>i'm just excited to my son, the prey and that is going to be lots of fun. we have lots of people to we're a city. >>free t yeah. i want to go to describe to me what your brain because you ladies are all very festive. >>i'm way a tie dates stack and i'm wearing in a crunch it that i'm going to take off and have another shouldn't from peach a nice and so about you.

>>i haven't i get a lenient these kate years every says look like popsicles. >>schools are not a bad thing to have on your now mom and to thank you guys so much for letting us chat and is there anything to the greater community, you guys want to mention about pride here and why it's so important to come out and support. >>free t shirts we're one community it doesn't matter who you love what you look like what you believe in we all share this planet we should just love each other officiate respect each other with the new candy, thank you guys so much really appreciate it. >>it's the city's today for pride go ahead and start at 1030 here in san francisco reporting in downtown christina tetreault kron 4 news. >>this year, new york pride coincides with the anniversary of the stonewall uprising. that's the protests that started the rights movement. polo sandoval rick route recounts what that day was like for people who are 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 what they lived through back in the summer of 69. >>nothing was really different that night at 7 that boat decided to fight back. >>as you yorker joseph nick 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 are. >>a famine in or yoare 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. all 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 she set foot of the stonewall. >>i thought. fading views. >>santiago is back with her fellow stonewall elders for the 50th anniversary of the riots. so is carla j who participated in subsequent protests at the bar. >>in 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. >>activists says more needs to be done especially for homeless lgbtq youth and transgender women of color. >>we used to say none of us is free. >>those polo sandoval reporting. a bay area musician

says it's $7,000 flu bullhorn was stolen during a smash-and-grab robbery input knoll now take a look at these photos steven maris tells us he was sitting in front of an in and out burger restaurant and put all when he saw people smashing his car window and then stealing his flu bullhorn out of his back seat says it all happened in 5 seconds and the thieves likely didn't realize they were taking the instrument because it was in a bag at the time mehra says not about the price of the horn, but it's sentimental value. 2 people from oakland faced arm robbery charges in emeryville police say 47 year-old lamont hartman and 29 year-old shavano johnson went to the all to beauty store on every street and stole merchandise from the store when employees confronted them, the suspects pulled out knives. police say they found the couple hiding in an encampment. well this week california set to become the first state to require background checks in order to buy ammunition kron four's capitol burn your reporter ashley zavala takes a look

into the new law. >>starting monday anyone who tries to buy bullets in california must first go through a background check, some of the state's top leaders said tuesday this is another important effort to curb gun violence gun violence devastates not just. >>our communities. it devastates our homes. it devastates our schools. it devastates our workplace. the new law is part of prop 63 which voters approved back in 2016 the measure coincides with the state's requirement for background checks in order to buy guns state leaders say since 1993 background checks lead to 1.3 million denials of gun sales to people prohibited from buying them gun safety laws save lives. >>the extreme rhetoric on the other side. that works against. basic common sense. has to be called out for it is what it is. >>parts of proposition 63 have been tied up in court. the nra is backing a lawsuit against

the measure that goes into effect next week saying it's unconstitutional. >>the nra is holding up a part of prop 63 that bans the possession of high capacity magazines in california. an acces ory used in recent mass shootings regardless of the legal hurdles state leaders are eager to start a new law we don't look back. >>we don't backslide july 1st. we'll be ready to go. >>in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. and we're taking a live look outside san mateo bridge. this time around light traffic this morning.

>>welcome back to kron morning news, good morning, everybody a live shot coming into the bay bridge we could see some blue skies working their magic and they're a little bit as we start to see the fog liftoff and there's got the glaring sun going on for the cars and the shot from bethel island we've been seeing blue skies in the east bay all this morning. so that has been an issue there but again we like this marine layer keeping our temperatures down what drives that that's that collection of cloud you see off towards the west forming the lower the low forms, the clouds providing are on shore flow and that brings in the marine layer at night which we'll see again but the fog returning tonight. what those temperatures central valleys already beating us here that would get into the middle 90's for highs today. the real heat spike doesn't get here until the latter portion of the week but already seeing some warming there central coast meanwhile in the mid 60's, not bad for a little trip down a moderate. meanwhile in so cal 81 for san diego l e x 74 matching that

up there to big bear back home in the 4 zone forecast san francisco got a pair success cooking, 65 for daly city with a pacific at 64, they'll be some fog getting encroaching in the afternoon a little bit 64 half moon bay and other troubled area, 72 for burning game looks like a san bruno about 68 to the southern end of the peninsula were in the upper 70's territory get to about 80 for san jose. morgan hill getting up to about 87 their little bit of extra warming. 82 campbell, 79 meanwhile for cupertino 77 for fremont and we get to some of those lower 80's out the tri valley at pleasanton 8081 for livermore to dublin, 79 83 for danville in walnut creek 84. that's the contrast to the east bay shoreline in the 70's and we'll see that remain in place into the latter portion of next week. although the east bay shoreline will warm up will see some 90's in these locations we see 80's that bill still in the 80's at 86. the lay whoa cool spots, 67 complements of the marine

layer, 77 benicia 78 for napa and 82 for santa rosa after a cool start petaluma catching up at 80 with 70's down to southern moran. we've got a july like forecast in the first week here the independent state 83 or so but we get to the upper 80's lower 90's and we'll see warming even in the bay as the high starts to intensify marty. all right dave thanks a audiences with thought provoking political theater in the bay area for 60 years now the san francisco mime troupe is getting ready to unveil a brand new musical mine troops, michael sullivan joins me this morning to talk about that also celebrate 60 years in the bay area congratulations. so thank you very much that's fantastic. >>tell us a little bit about this new musical treasure island, yeah, yeah i was writing it sits partially based of course on the great novel but also using the idea of pirates and who can tweets into a into a community and

takes all the money we don't have those kind of pirates anymore, but we do have 2 days. developers. who come in and devastated community with promises of of housing promises of affordability to everyone and afford an and the idea that oh don't worry this community is going to benefit from all of this and what we end up with is you know increase homelessness a lack of affordability and the enrichment of a particular section of the community the loss of of of culture the loss of. throughout the bay area and really throughout the country right now very topical and then that is i think what has kept the mime troupe relevant over all these years is just staying on top of the news and sometimes people ask me to how long did it take to you right this particular show like the research to do the show can be 8 or 9 or 10 months, yeah, the writing of it has to happen fairly quickly sure because we have to the on top of the news, we

don't want to be you know scooped by something else or do something in that have another story pop up at kind of puts us out of sync with things well, especially now when when the focus on any news topic is so short and then everybody moves on to something else right it really is a challenge for you it is and we have to also predict to a certain extent you know to say okay like a few years ago one show i wrote for the for the troop which is about the privatization of education how they used it as a metaphor for the presidential election that was happening of 3 years and in that the character that was basically playing the donald trump character i had the character win the election. and this was right before the election of people are saying. oh my goodness that's and yet and they're right after the election i started getting e-mails from people in the press or like how did you know, yeah, research unfortunate research but research start asking for stock tips the one thing that people should know who aren't familiar with them, i'm mime troupe is that it's not

silent. and we do political musical comedies. we do the mostly for free in the parks because we want to make sure to do our shows price that the average person, the average worker can ford free and free yeah tell people it's it's kind like seeing a big broadway musical only it has a and you can't beat the price. o what are some recent topic to talk about the election. what are some of the topics that the mine to his covered recently, well it one of the things that the trip is we cover very serious topics, yes, whether police brutality or housing and homelessness or the environment or climate change we deal with all these things that we deal with them with comedy. we don't make fun of the issue and we don't make fun of the people that are dealing with it and that we use comedy as away as a as a delivery system for a very serious subjects because sometimes you're dealing with. but police brutality you're dealing with a very seriously people can just be depressing feel that yes they can't do anything right. so it also

like i said all of these different of stock market crash that happened a few years ago or credit debt student loan debt. these are all issues that the mine trip has dealt with every year. our big show which then can sometimes tour around the state around the country sure. do these to these shows resonate in other parts of the country and in other parts of the world. it very much so i mean like when we freedom land which is a show about the war on drugs the great failure of the war on drugs now sits led to the increased violence against the black community. kind the adversarial position between police and black community that show worked everywhere because after the country was dealing with this issue and with an issue like with treasure island. it's not just about how developers take a community and destroy it through greed. but it's also about environmental and it's also about ex army bases like hunter's point and treasure

island in san francisco bay are used as well this is a place where housing can be put and sometimes those places are so poisoned and so radioactive and they haven't all of these problems and the goal that's where workers can live for a while you know, and we need to every community is dealing with this across the country. how do you make sure how do we the people make sure that we the people benefit from the prosperity that we keep being told we're experiencing rather than it all just being trickle down and we get to live in poisoned ex-navy basis. well even doing it successfully for 60 years and i have to commend you for that the latest show is a is a musical has your island and it opens on july first joint for july 4th independence day run since september. a more information go to the website can't beat the price it's free michael thank you so much, thank you for having me we'll be right back. to look at me now, you don't see psoriasis.

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trisha yearwood was in san francisco recently to talk about gender equity in kron 4 was the only bay area media in the room to capture the celebrity in action. >>yearwood west with several other high-profile women, including a cast member from the broadway show hamilton kron four's theresa has the story. perry >>today it was a star-studded event with kron on friends

center to give you this exclusive ticket to the ction and titled women as anger, a community breakfast, the panel held at the gaming companies. downtown san francisco headquarters presidential candidate kamala harris made a video presentation to the private group to let it is >>that doing up on stage for women's health court. >>fun philips was anger sponsor of the event author sarah lacy ceo and co-founder of chairman mom rybak at covington webber actress, currently starring in the san francisco seduction of hamilton and country legend treasure, you're you're not. >>there's a leader in this on this as you guys say here. >>yearwood recently released a single called every girl in this town with its strong female message. they complimented the focus of the event zeroing in on equality across the entertainment industry. >>you know we're going back.

war want that's not expect to see your would won her first grammy back in the 1990's she shared stories of hardship during those days. >>i'm being criticized months for her clothing choice. >>to inspire fire girls who are not the room girls who don't think they are pretty enough or saying that his i say maurice as you the other women shared some of their struggles. >>the jury and. see for me was y award and just good in 1980. >>and they added what they are doing to fight back on what they have faced for yearwood she's making changes in her world. >>a on it

>>and or star crews again he said yeah. that war that you >>with a room dominated with women in various industries throughout the bay area. the pound's positive push for change. we certainly well received. >>san francisco, theresa stasi kron 4 news. talking about empowerment very timely and tried to pride month celebrations. >>and the big parade starting in a little bit over half an hour from now what are we looking at whether looking to some fog initially going on here but this will lift and we'll be into the sunny mode now not anyone in the city of course now. >>we're looking about 65 in san francisco with this and all the winds will be about to 10 to 20. remember in some of those buildings you get some of that funneling through the buildings in area is now a little chilly, sometimes they're whether spectator what are you going there. just plan accordingly for some this

localized very localized might recall winds there in some spots but they see 65 mostly sunny will do what but you do see a little bit of a warming trend that happens in the right hand side of your screen, particularly what happens as we lose a little bit the influence of this low. this low is providing an on shore flow. yes, it gets fog in the morning that's true. but we get cooling effect around the immediate bay. that's what's nice keeping those temperatures down and we're going to lose some of that towards a lot of course of the week so expect some lower 80's encroaching on the southern and fremont up north to hayward as we start seeing things warm up after independence day so up coming our way alright, thank you dave. that's gonna wrap things up for us we will see you again next week and have yourself a great day.

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