>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> and it is 7 o'clock. for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on martin gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow it is saturday, june 12th we're almost halfway through this month already fly really you know it was a little bit cloudy over by the bay bridge this morning. it made for kind of a beautiful sunrise in a away from the fuse clouds. but we're looking for it to clear, but let's find out more from days for in the forecast. hi, dave well, good morning. good morning. everybody. in a fog covering the bay up pretty nicely this morning. most of that will mix

out beefy little problem areas along the immediate coast. but nice summertime temperatures not too hot, not to cool kind of nice with all of that with a decent breeze along with this as well. picture that we have for you right now to start things off half moon bay where they're seeing some of that fog going on. we're seeing the same. also at the golden gate bridge. now, this will probably clear out well before noon. but at the get the coast may be a little problematic in terms of mixing that out. you can see just a little bit there in southern marin along point rays and down along the peninsula coast as well. it's coming back again tonight and to greet us again. look at the spill into the delta as well into your sunday morning. we've got temperatures pretty much in the lower to approaching middle 60's. it looks like for right now that's a comparison of above what we they were this time yesterday by almost a dozen degrees. so even with this fog we're looking at warm temps. not a lot in the way of winds to report this morning. so we'll shake off these morning fog clouds for you and turning mostly sunny by the midday inland temperatures go on well into the 80's. meanwhile, at the bay into the

70's. another interesting little wrinkle was tomorrow night. michael stray shower in and around the immediate coast or near the water's edge. >> but we're looking for a heat spike later on. we'll have all that in the package coming up in a bit. well, marty. >> all right, dave, thanks. let's get to the news this morning. breaking overnight in the south bay. one person is dead, 2 others injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into an outdoor dining area in san jose kron four's camila barco is live in san jose this morning with more details camila. >> yeah, good morning. all morning. so officers are no longer here on scene. the scene has been cleared instead, workers have cleaned up the outdoor dining area here at the restaurant. and just moments ago i saw one worker cleaning the floor and this all happened here at a god. it's sports bar and grille here in san jose. it's located on west elm avenue and the incident happened around 9 o'clock collects last night.

so let's take a look at the video of the scene. you can see first responders helping treat those hurt in the incident. the roadways were block several officers here on scene. and as you guys said earlier, officials say a driver plowed into the outdoor dining area of this restaurant. 2 people were injured. a 3rd victim was taken to a hospital to be treated. but later died. now in this video you'll see officers arresting this woman. police say she was the one behind the wheel when she crashed into got a sports bar and grill. she has been arrested on suspected alcohol influence. now police have not released the name of the driver were still looking to see who this person is and any more information regarding last night's incident know. marty, back to you. >> alright camila, thanks a lot for that live report. that's camila barco in san jose. >> we are following breaking news out of texas this morning where a mass shooting in downtown austin has injured at least 13 people that shooting happened around one 30 this

morning along the popular stretch of 6, 6 street where there are many bars and restaurants. now there are no deaths to report at this time. 2 of the victims, however, are in critical condition. police are still searching for the suspected gunman. >> heat wave is coming in. so we're really looking to the public to to be aware of what they're doing this weekend in and just be safe. >> and that another big story we're following this saturday morning. a dangerous heat wave is approaching. but the fire danger is already here in the northern california as cal fire warning everyone take proper precautions there were 2 separate fires in moraine county, friday, one of them next to southbound one. oh, one near the rodeo exit in sausalito. thankfully crews were quick to respond and contain those flames before they could cause any real damage and then there was another fire flare up in nevado that filled the sky with smoke for a time leaving a community on edge. the fire

was also contain quickly. but these incidents do serve as a vivid reminder that we're expecting another potentially dangerous fire season. cal fire says that we all need to be on high alert. >> our staffing levels right now are probably about 30 to 40 days where they would be on a typical year. so pretty much at peak staffing up and down the state where we would typically see that until maybe at the very beginning of july. so we are ready for the fire season right now. and we're asking the public to be ready as well. >> there was another flare up late friday. this one in fairfield, a homeless threatened, but firefighters were able to contain that fire safely. no word yet on a cause and any of those fires. >> and california's independent system operators asking all of us to conserve energy ahead of next week's heat spike, the organization in charge of our state's power grid says although power outages are not planned. they are a possibility. so they have some ways that you can

conserve. and that is first of all, use major appliances before 4 o'clock in the afternoon or after 09:00pm. also at open your windows to let in cool air and set your thermostat to 78 degrees or higher and use cold water to do your laundry. noel. >> right now on kron 4 dot com. we do have a page dedicated to wildfire information, use your mobile device to scan the qr code that you see on your screen. you'll be taken straight to our wildfire season web page. you'll also find things like wildfire preparedness, tips. and in the back you check list there. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news. the state is getting ready to drop most of its coronavirus restrictions were just 3 days away. we've got details on the executive order. governor newsome signed. >> plus a unique tactic. one local family is doing to up their chances in buying a home and after the break, highway 99 closing for 4 days. if you plan to drive sacramento this weekend. find out which roads

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so crews can replace the 62 year old bridget 21st avenue. officials recommend several alternate routes. caltrans says northbound commuters from elk grove in san joaquin county. >> can use i-five instead to get to sacramento. >> we're encouraging people to take i 5 as an alternate route but also plan accordingly. you know, there's going to be a lot of people using i 5 as well. >> caltrans urges people to use the light rail during this time since it will be free during the four-day period. day. >> going to be warm. it looks as we get into next week up, but not too bad. this weekend. here. we have got to take care of the morning fog. 73 it looks like by 11 and by mid afternoon, we'll be in well in the business of the 80's. a look at what it's forecast wise for your weekend. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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well, take a look at this. some intense weather in the philippines and that's what came out of it. this incredible water spout. the swirling formation was followed by heavy rain thunder and lightning. >> as those storms continue. thankfully no injuries or damage were reported and the man who shot this video tweeted it out, says the first time seen a water spout and for him it was unforgettable.

have you ever seen like know. i saw 1 one. so i was living in texas. it was we had some weird storms down there. obviously with hurricane whether we have it so it is a really incredible thing to see. it's a little scary, though. you're like not really sure how it's going to move around like a tornado or what. you know, there's a pretty much yeah. it kind of sticks where it is for, you knew, because it's kind of getting water from i don't really i saw a lot panama city, florida. it was the water spout. what a funny came over land. you see what you saw there that look again at one. >> at 0 kind of thing. when you get to oklahoma and kansas and nebraska. you're talking are very, very scary things and even the skies are completely dark and whatever. but anyway. >> those water spouts, they can come on land as tornadoes. they could be watched as well. when we finally got it was just a bad storm. that's what it looks like along the east bay shore line. you see still that fog and that cloud cover lingering a little bit around the bay that will be handled with as we get into the afternoon. pretty nicely. it

looks like so most of the bay in the inland areas looking at mostly sunny, but we might have some problem areas along the coast. this is of the golden gate bridge. one of our fog traps. i grant. but what we're talking new this morning. the should clear up. but again, it's along the coast, both in the north bay and along the peninsula coast. we may have some issues a little bit today. lower 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline got 66 antioch concord. checking in at 6359 for santa rosa on future cast for though, got a kind of squint at this a little bit, ok marine layer. it backs off. that's a given. we've seen that the fog thing again tomorrow morning will do the same thing with that fog spreading off to the central valley. all right. whatever. but then tomorrow night looks like we might get a little shot of some sprinkles happening. it's not much to look at. i grant, but we'll take it to the helps moisten up the ground as much as we can. another coastal areas are really all that's going to be affected during a pure be prepared for that. maybe some wet roads overnight here that sunday night to take us into monday. looking at the winds,

though, this afternoon the typical onshore winds begin as you can see. and you can feel them in the inland areas as we get better heating tomorrow. it's more interesting, actually, as we get some better. cloud cover build up and that fog coming back again here in the inland areas. it doesn't seem as pronounced because we're not getting as much warming happening towards of the west here. so putting it all together for you to take into next week this weekend morning fog bay clearing mild with 70's 80's happening in. look, do have again, that shower thing on sunday night early in the week continued mild. same weekend rolls we're talking about here and then latter portion we that's what everybody's talking about. big inland. heating pushing those high temperatures beyond 100 looks like the days to look at our thursday into friday with 80's around the bay during that period today. 69 san francisco 73 for a oakland and 80 san jose hinting it. yes, a lot of 80's happening inland both up in the north bay valleys and off towards the east bay again, the heat spike looks like it will be getting here by the middle to latter portion of the week. we'll be

talking more about that coming up in a bit. marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot us go to national news. this morning, texas governor greg abbott is taking matters into his own hands. >> he's promising that texas will build a wall along the southern border with mexico. now this comes despite president biden's executive order back in january. that canceled all border wall construction, our washington, dc correspondent anna werner. he has more. >> texas governor greg abbott says texas is building a border wall. and he says texas ie paying for it. i will announce next week. >> the plan for the state of texas to begin building the border wall in >> governor abbott says he's allocated 1 billion dollars in state funds to a poll border security. he says part of that money will go towards resuming construction of the wall between texas and mexico. started by former president donald trump. this is a direct result of the president biden's policy when he reversed president trump's policies, kansas republican

senator roger marshall says he supports the idea. it's so bad down there that the texas governor is going is going to take something that should be the responsibility of the united states and pay for it himself. but texas democratic congressman henry clay or says he's against abbott's proposed border wall calling it, quote, a waste of hard earned tax dollars that does not solve the problems we currently see at the southern border and the league of united latin american citizens or lulac says the governor doesn't have the authority to order a wall in texas. they plan to file a lawsuit saying this is a huge waste of taxpayer money and very likely illegal governor abbott says more details of his plan will be released next week. >> in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> developing news now current attorney general merrick garland announce the department of justice is taking new steps to protect voting rights. garland says he will double the size of the departments. voting rights enforcement, staff, the doj

will also push back against new voter laws passed in 14 republican led states. garland says restrict access to the ballot box for millions of voters, especially americans of color. >> there are many things that are open to debate in america. but the right of all eligible citizens to vote. is not one of them. >> garland. and president biden are also calling on congress to restore parts of the 1965 voting rights act in 2013, the supreme court invalidated federal oversight of elections. a key part the original law designed to keep tabs on states with a history of discriminating against minority voters. >> now to the east bay this morning with the oakland a's continue their quest for a brand new ballpark, whether it's in oakland or outside the bay area. they've made some progress. the city efforts are still working on to try to keep the keep the team in the east bank. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the alameda county

board of supervisors meeting next week to hear a proposal to join the city of oakland and infrastructure financing district. she says the money made in the infrastructure project will be put toward community benefits including keeping the a's in oakland. >> meantime, a's president dave campbell says that the team is working with the city and alameda county do try and come to a resolution, but he says las vegas is still in the running. >> we have the parallel going with our getting the county hopefully on board next week or next week or so. i think the city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there, where they need to a private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpires. the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on

whether the county will join the city of oakland in funding and the oakland city council is set to vote on the a's term sheet detailing their financial plan for that project. >> that vote is set for july 20th marty. >> well, still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news on the field. the a's taking on the royals at the coliseum. a game that ended with late inning heroics. the giants also in a nail-biter kylen

>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the serendipitous ending for bob melvin company on glenn burke pride night at the ballpark fans made sure to show up and show out with their pride flags waving awesome to see celebrating the lgbtq plus community top of the 8th is a fire on salvador perez crushes one high and deep to left. it is gone just like that. the royals tie it up. bottom of the 9th tied at 3, 2, on for elvis andrus he lines one into right basic math chapman slides into home. he will score a's walk it off for 3 and the giants in our nation's capital taking on the nationals. let's go to the top of the 4th. no score buster posey at the plate. he skies one high and deep to left. that one is carrying and just over the wall giants, take the posey solo blast and day

school. a funny on the mound was straight dealing. nice pitch. here. he gets audio hernandez down on strikes. but i want to take you to the play of the game right here in the bottom of the 7th with won soto up to he drives one deep to back goes tauchman going at the wall. looks like it's gone, but arrest. that man that is highway robbery. he takes away that game. tying homer from soto and that would do it. giant shut out the nationals. one zip facebook finally throws a complete game shutout. we allowed all but 2 hits and struck out 8 and in college ball stanford just one game away from the college baseball world series. they open up super regional down in lubbock, texas, taking on the texas tech raiders in 100 degree temperatures. the only thing hotter than the whether the cardinal back at stanford tallied 3 home runs and 14 hits. they got off to a strong start to scoring 4 in the first inning pac 12 pitcher of

the year. brendan beck was outstanding on the mound for the cardinal. he dealt 13 strikeouts and gave up 6 hits through 7 plus innings of work. final score. 15, 3 on to some nba action. the nuggets trying to make a dent in the series against the suns. 3rd quarter suns leading by 7 chris paul. an unbelievable shot over aaron gordon is down 27 points and 8 assists for cp 3 suns win one 16, one '02, they take a commanding 3. nothing series lead. they will be looking for the sweep on sunday. the sixers looking to go up to one against the hawks on the road sixers win one, 27, 1.11. they take it to one series lead game 4 on monday. now we finish out with the most ridiculous thing i saw this week. tonight singer aaron carter and retired nba player lamar odom faced off in the boxing ring. the pair were featured in a celebrity boxing match on fite tv via pay-per-view. but aaron's party was over faster than

when his parents showed up and grounded him in the music video. if you don't get the reference, just google aaron's party. it's must-see tv. all handed carter of good ol fashion. what being knocking him out of the second round. i mean, okay, they're not showing them side by side, but it just looks ridiculous. why is this even happening? odom has 10 inches and 65. i mean, look at this 65 pounds on carter. neither of these 2 have boxing experience who is paying to watch this. i want to know. please make it stop. by the way. how did they convince chocolate delta rest. this fights that is beyond me.

>> good morning. welcome back. hope you're enjoying start to your saturday as we peer out the big picture window. we have some fog this yeah, it is sticking around this morning, usually by now phone starting to pack its bags but definitely not dave spahr says it's supposed to get a little bit warmer lake. yeah. we're starting to starting to head middle of the week heat time. yeah. looks like that way. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. will start to feel that probably by thursday. and before we do actually kind of seasonal is what we're looking at with mostly sunny skies and that the mix out. looks like. >> and the next couple of hours for most of the bay might still have a little bit of a problem along the water's edge to it might linger a little bit into the early afternoon. dew point we have for right now comes in from the east bay shoreline. there you see still kind of overcast fog that's in place here. sweeten things around the bay bridge toll plaza. we start off at 63 or so 73 going on as

we approach high noon into the 80's inland as babe a rather stays into the 70's. there's that fog that mixes out just in the next couple of hours. it comes back again tonight. although briefly spilling into looks like the sacramento valley saw all of that feels good and nice relief from the morning hours, particularly current winds will bit of a breeze happening in london temperature check. we have the lower 60's for a good chunk of the east bay 59 for santa rosa 62 san jose. but for comparison, a little bit warmer than it's been from this time yesterday by more than half a dozen degrees to coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast and we'll check into that longer-range spike forecast, too. california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america. and it is put us in a position. >> where we will most assuredly be able to move forward moving beyond the blueprint next tuesday. june 15th. well, governor newsome praising the states progress

in the fight against covid-19 is vaccination rates continue to rise. >> when california fully reopens on tuesday, most of the state's coronavirus rules will go away. governor newsom signed an executive order friday afternoon that says there will be no more capacity limits or physical distancing requirements for businesses and fully vaccinated. people can stop wearing masks in most public places. but it's important to note that this is not change. cal osha's workplace rules. and that means even though fully vaccinated people can ditch their masks in public. they will still need to wear them while they're working the executive order order also does not in the statewide emergency declaration, which means that governor newson still has the power to change or suspend. >> state laws in the future. >> now cal osha did release a new proposal for those covid-19 safety standards in the workplace. and as you might know, the agency did rescind the first set of changes because those new standards simply didn't fall in line with guidance from guidelines from the cdc.

>> nor the state department of public health kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> cal osha has come up with a new proposal to modify its current covid-19 safety protocols in the workplace under the new proposal fully vaccinated employees do not need to wear face coverings except for certain situations during outbreaks and in settings, where the california department of public health requires all persons to wear them employers must verify and document the vaccination status. a fully vaccinated employees. if they do not wear face coverings indoors. physical distancing requirements have been eliminated except for certain employees during major outbreaks. employers must provide employees who are not fully vaccinated with respirators for voluntary use upon request and at no cost. the cal osha board is set to discuss this new proposal at their meeting on june 17th. >> that's 2 days after california's official

reopening. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and we have all this information on our website at kron 4 dot com. you can pull out your phone and scanned the qr code. it will take you directly to our covid-19 section. >> well, another sign that the coronavirus pandemic is easing here in the bay area. san francisco plans to close its mass testing site along the embarcadero you may have seen the covid-19 testing 10th at pier 30 to 32, maybe even gone to get a test there. the site opened in april of last year and hundreds of thousands of people have been tested. their sense now demand for testing has dropped significantly and the city has decided to close the site down. we are really looking at increasing our vaccine rates continuing to for those efforts and then targeting our testing to those. >> places where there might continue to be under vaccination so that people can have access to that at testing at a low barrier way. and that means community testing sites and mobile testing events will

continue and that will be our main driver for testing. >> the last day at the pier at pier 30 testing site will be june. 15th after that, the city wants to shift to community-based testing. >> and san francisco mayor london breed says 80% of eligible san francisco residents, 12 years and older have received at least one dose of the covid vaccine and nearly 70% of all san franciscans are fully vaccinated. san francisco's the first major american city to achieve this milestone and the city's vaccination rates are among the highest in the country and in the world. in addition, 90% of all residents who are 65 and older have received at least one dose. >> some encouraging news on the vaccine front in the south bay nearly nearly 80% of eligible santa clara county residents are now vaccinated and that's why health officials there say max mass vaccination site simply no longer needed. kron four's. gayle ong now has more from levi stadium which is planning to close its site in less than

2 weeks. >> the rollout of the covid-19 vaccine is speeding up in santa clara county, which is why temporary sites are no longer needed. we >> very proud within the entire county. we're at 77.8% of those who received least one dose, within our hispanic and latino community. it should be noted that only 55.1% of of our community has been vaccinated. county officials announced the transition plan for mass vaccination sites in a virtual meeting wednesday. the site at burger closed friday, june 11th. >> levi stadium will be closing on june 24th those who need second doses can go to the county fairgrounds. high school will close on july 8, 2nd doses will be available at the valley health center in gilroy mountain view community center has no closing date as of friday but plans are in place to offer second doses at the valley health center in sunnyvale as covid cases are at an all-time low county

officials say one community is hardest hit although our in have gone regard to the covid-19 cases which allows us to open up more. >> i do want to highlight the continue to be. >> the highest population that make up most of the. covid-19 cases in our county. in the meantime, county officials say vaccine supply is plentiful. >> remaining appointments can be accommodated by pop-up mobile sites. retail pharmacies and health care clinics. >> the county's goal is to inoculate 85% of eligible residents vaccinated by tuesday. the same day the state for goes its tier system in santa clara gayle ong kron 4 news. >> and coming up on kron 4 morning news with the bay area in a drought house. these payment giving customers a reason to make their lawns drought-resistant. we'll get into that when we come back. stay with us.

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police say 2 homes in the allendale area were hit by bullets. a number of times after 2 weeks of investigating police searched the targeted home and found all those illegal items. >> and also in oakland, a 12 year-old boy was shot after thieves trying to steal a catalytic converter from his family car. it happened friday morning on ross and street. police say the boy and a relative saw the thieves attempting to steal the converter. a member of the family threw a chair at the suspects who then fired shots hitting the boy in the foot. police say the suspects left the scene in 2 different cars. they're asking that anybody who has any information on this to give them a call. san san francisco police also asking for your help, looking for this guy. he's a 10 year-old stolen dog a yorkshire terrier. he was stolen thursday night just after 10 o'clock at night. now, the dog's owner says that the park, the car on north point street near powell and let their dog, leo. they left their dog. leo inside the car when they returned to the car,

their car window was broken and leo was gone. now he does have some minor health issues according to his owner and they are saying that if you have seen leo, please call sfpd day. >> ok. it's going to be early summer time day going on for today, mostly sunny skies across the bay area with temperatures reaching into the 80's for those inland valleys. coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at that for zone forecast and that extended with a heat spike coming up in a bit.

>> welcome back. last night was the first ever sf pride night at oracle park people taking to the outfield and enjoyed a few performances and speeches. house speaker nancy pelosi was even in attendance last night, she spoke about celebrating the beauty and bravery of our lgbtq community. the night ended with a screening of the new movie in the heights by lin-manuel miranda pride movie night continues at oracle tonight. but the screening of a different film. this one called everybody's talking about jamie, if you want tickets just head to sf pride dot org. that's where you can get your there. yeah, i was out there last night. it was a really nice get together, that it was nice to be around people. they have vaccinated sections and actions. if you're well, make sure if you do go and you are vaccinated. you have a ticket in that section have a picture of your

vaccination card. you because they'll give you span so that you they know you can kind of be there without your mask on to watch the film. you nervous at all being out in public know what it actually felt kind of nice, especially since it was outdoors. i feel like maybe i felt a little bit more calm just because we know we didn't we weren't inside, but no, it was it was it was really well organized an and the movie was incredible. if you haven't seen in the heights heard great things. i came out thursday night in the screening was last night. it was a little chilly last night. a point, though, i will say the sun went down and throughout the night there was a bit of wind. but not anything too terrible. just bring yourself blanket if you want. think. yeah. right. >> let's turn dave spahr with more on the forecast high day. okay. good morning, guys. good morning. everybody. i'm going to take this fog off first, forget the sun going. it's out here for us. here's half moon bay. and this may be a problem area. those areas along the coast that fog may linger a little bit into the early afternoon. but we probably will get some clearing by this afternoon, at least everywhere. it's going to clear up for the bay area. looks like in the next couple of hours here. so we'll go off

that typical mostly sunny mode. how does it look like as we take a look at tahoe, mostly sunny, a gradual warm up here into tuesday. nothing too major here it through the 70's. you'll notice because this is all before the heat spike coming our way stormtracker 4 continues to show the traffic west to east. we've been seeing this over the last couple of weeks. the only problem is the systems dipping far enough south to incorporate us to get some rain in here. all we get is this the marine layer like we're getting and maybe a little token shower along the coast expected for tomorrow. they're mostly 60's on the board for right now. 66 for antioch, 59 for santa rosa 64 in 60 to check in for san jose. so let's watch that traffic. that's what happens over the next several days. continuation. maybe again, a little token shower late sunday night into early monday morning. we're back in the mostly sunny drill. look at this bubbling up from the south. now, this is june technically we're not in monsoon season, although i think by wednesday we will be by technical definition, but that's or like the hurricane

season defined by dates and so forth. the thing is there just isn't much activity happening in the southwest yet to deliver any that's all good. although the flow pattern is going to send us into heat spike. but the the pluses this could be high level thunder showers. we sometimes get those in the late summer, early fall months. so that's we have to keep an eye on. we get those kind of from know your flow patterns. there's the high pretty much entrenched looks like into the weekend and into the early following week. it remains pretty much intact. let's get your 4 zone forecast for the saturday. 69 san francisco 60's hover along the coastal flooding that fog a little bit into the early afternoon, though, lower 70's along the bay side of the peninsula down to 79 palo alto, redwood city matches that 77 for mountain view. but at the santa clara valley 80's in place. 84 san jose and milpitas as well. cupertino 81 upper 70's. we'll do it to the south on the east bay shoreline tri valley, lower. 80's 84 for walnut creek 85 for concord, 70 going on for berkeley and billy hold

a chilly 6885 for fairfield 81 for napa. we do also an 81 for santa rosa with 58 for stinson beach. so in the seven-day forecast wednesday, things start to get exciting. as you can see, big jump here from tuesday's. you'll notice as we are 100 plus into next weekend with that weather pattern in place. got to watch the following weekend at that heat spike stays with a 70's. we'll do it along the bay. but into the 80's we go by the end of the week and really getting to really some beach weather, although mild at 70 ish or so. okay. so he's by coming our way into the week. marty. you know, katie, thanks a lot. well, with the bay area in a drought. many homeowners are thinking about converting their lawn to a drought resistant landscape. and here's an incentive for me. payment to do that. >> they will pay up to $2000 to remove your lawn and addie mulch bark rocks and drought resistant you're wondering how do you apply. well, first of all, you need to have an actively maintained lawn that's irrigated by east bay

mud, then send in photos of your lawn and irrigation equipment to them once approved. you have 6 months to convert your lawn and then after you do all that and send photos of your new along to east bay mud and your rebate will appear as a credit on your water bill. >> maybe a few years ago when the first in the happened. we had a lot of people changing their lawns. so expecting that to h.ppen this year. next year. >> and you can get more information about the application process on our website at kron 4 dot com and you can use your mobile devices to scan the qr code and you'll be taken straight. the payment information. you'll also be able to find out more information on wildfire preparedness tips and an evacuation checklist as well. noel. >> well, a sign of the times in our current housing market in the north bay. one family has had such a hard time finding a home. then a friend post this time on their behalf. they posted it in the

santa rosa neighborhood at north village drive and fulton road asking if anyone is considering putting their home on the market. the sign has their phone number for prospective sellers to call the family tells us it's been tough to keep up with other buyers. >> then 7 offers and have been outbid on homes. 60, $70,000 over asking price and some of these offers are all cash which we just simply can't compete with. >> the family is still hopeful they're just one call away from their dream home. >> we're going take a short break, but stay with us. go grab. another cup of coffee will be right back.

>> well, in new orleans, a high school senior has some decisions to make she's received 141 college offers coming on with more than 5 million dollars in scholarship opportunities. her name is jay to brown and she's from international high school in new orleans. bill would reveals her college choice. >> that international high school in new orleans. everybody's gone home for the summer and what is ever this one before. except one member of the class of 2021 mississippi state. she still got work to do yet co kaylee, 18 year-old jada town. she

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>> good morning and thank you for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. june. 12th got a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to get you started off. but looking at the weather because it's very foggy outside. it is foggy. i was looking at the golden gate bridge usual spot where get out of fog well, no far. i think there's other spots around around town that are that are getting fog, though, too, right. dave. >> yeah. we're looking around the immediate pay for right now. that should mix out the next couple of hours. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody will see those temperatures warm up nicely in the inland valleys with lots of sunshine. it looks like and maybe even little sprinkle before we're done with the entire weekend for late on sunday night. here's the clearing out picture we're getting from half moon bay, a little blue skies trying to peer in here a little bit. but again, the coastal areas will be a little problematic there's the remaining fog. although you at the golden gate, you will see some sun off towards the right-hand side of your screen, speaking of which the mix out job for most of the bay does happen before noon, although along the coast that need little

problematic comes back and force overnight again tonight to greet us for sunday morning mixing out quickly. again, temperature check. we're in the 60's 66 for antioch 59 for san francisco in half moon bay. but this is still well above temperatures from yesterday morning by half a dozen degrees or better little breeze we have going on but not much of one. breaking your day down for 77 by high noon at 3 o'clock. 83 not too bad today. tomorrow looks like it even as we start next week looks pretty good as well. but heat spike is a coming. we'll be talking about that in the forecast as well martin. well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. we begin with breaking news in the south bay where one person is dead and 2 others injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into an outdoor dining area in san jose kron four's camila barco is live in san jose with more details this morning. camila. >> yes, and wal-mart workers have cleaned up last night's mess. but if you take a look here, there's a black gate that surrounds this restaurant. but over here that

gate is missing. that's where officials say the driver loud through the restaurant, through the tables and eventually hit the wall here at the restaurant. however, that truck did not make it through the the restaurant. but we're going to give you a look at what it was like last night. this happened. >> at the sports bar and restaurant it's located on alma avenue here in san jose officials responded around 9 o'clock last night. >> the white chevrolet silverado truck plowed through the restaurant. officials are calling this a vehicle versus pedestrian collision. now officials say a male driver accidentally placed the vehicle and reversed. he stepped on the gas pedal and reversed at a high rate of speed. the driver hit 3 people, one woman and 2 men. they were all sitting outside a restaurant. the 3 customers were transported to a local hospital where the woman died. the 2 men suffered non life threatening injuries. now the driver is alex moreno. there was also a passenger in the

car who was an injured officers say marino was impaired at the time. the collision happened. he was booked into the santa clara main jail for felony dui and gross vehicle no, rd this marks the 8th. >> the vehicle pedestrian fatal collision this year here in san jose. >> that number is just shocking. 8 already. and we're only into june camila. thanks a lot for that live report. >> we are following breaking news out of texas as well where a mass shooting in downtown austin has injured at least 13 people. the shooting happened around one 30 this morning along the popular stretch of 6 street. that's where many bars and restaurants are located. there are no deaths to report at this time. 2 of the victims, however, are in critical condition. police are still searching for the suspected gunman. >> right now. statewide fire dangers elevating up and down the state. we have a heat wave

is coming in. so we're really looking to the public to to be aware of what they're doing this weekend in and just be safe. >> another big story we're following this saturday morning. a dangerous heat spike is approaching. but the fire danger is already here. cal fire now warning everyone to take the proper precautions there were 2 separate fires in marin county on friday. one of them next to southbound one. oh, one near the rodeo accident. sausalito thankfully crews were quick to respond to that one and they were able to contain the flames before they could cause any real damage and then another fire flared up in the bottle, filling the skies with smoke for a time and leaving compute community members on edge. >> this fire was also contained quickly. but these incidents to serve as a vivid reminder that we're expecting another potentially dangerous fire season. cal fire says we all need to be on high alert. >> our staffing levels right now are probably about 30 to 40 days where they would be on a typical year. so pretty much at peak staffing up and down the state where we would typically see that until maybe

the very beginning of july. so we are ready for the fire season right now. and we're asking the public to be ready as well. >> there was another flare up late friday. this one in fairfield home was threatened, but firefighters were able to contain that one pretty quickly as well. no word on a cause in any of these fires. >> california's independent system operators asking us to conserve energy ahead of next week's he expected a heat spike. the organization in charge of our state's power grid says although power outages are not planned. they are a possibility. so they have some ways that we can all conserve energy by using major appliances before 4 o'clock in the afternoon or after 09:00pm. also remembered open windows at night to let in cool air and to set your thermostat at 78 degrees or higher and to use cold water to do your laundry. >> right now. kron 4 dot com. we do have a page for a dedicated to wildfire information, use your phone

scanned, the qr code that you see on your screen. you'll be taken straight to that web page. there. you can find information on wildfire preparedness tips and an evacuation checklist as well. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news. the state is getting ready to drop most of its coronavirus restrictions were just 3 days away. we've got details on the executive order. governor newsome just signed. plus a unique tactic that a local family is using to up their chances to buy a home. and after the break, highway 99 closing for 4 days. if you plan to drive to sacramento this weekend. find out which road you can take.

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>> well, if you're doing a little driving heading to sacramento this weekend. you need to be aware that part of highway needed. 99 is now completely shut down and will remain closed to traffic for 4 days. crews will be replacing the 62 year-old bridge at 21st avenue. so all lanes of highway 99 in both directions from 47th avenue all the way to the highway. 50 connector are now shut down. so officials are recommending several alternate routes. caltrans says northbound commuters from elk grove in san joaquin county should use i-five to get through and to sacramento. >> we're encouraging people to take i 5 as an alternate route but also plan accordingly. you

know, there's going to be a lot of people using i 5 as well. >> caltrans urges people to use the light rail during this time since it will be free during the four-day period. >> okay. we'll look for the sunshine as we get into the afternoon at 77 it looks like by high noon to 3 o'clock 83, although they'll be some fog issues lingering along the coast today. tomorrow, maybe even a little nice little showers sunday night. have your forecast coming up in a bit. kron 4 morning news bit. kron 4 morning news continues. ♪ talking about that, ♪ hey jason, try to catch on of my chocolate croissant bites in your mouth. jack, you gotta stop clowning around. oh... i didn't mean it like that. wow bro. jack, that came out wrong. my chocolate croissant bites. only at jack in the box. [hippo groans melodically] [iguana belts major 3rd] [gator reverb] [splash]

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>> good morning. welcome back. 8.12, on this saturday morning. you can tell by looking outside. we have fog along the embarcadero it and the sun was trying to peek out early this morning when i was coming into work and it made a kind of a pretty little glow of clouds. but it had no chance to get back dave says that it's going to mix in a few hours on yes. what we're looking at. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we see some blue skies making their way as you can see from the half moon bay. so little bit of promise there. but fog may be an issue in some selective spots, even going into the early afternoon before finally lifts off in clears out. >> getting into our day looks pretty nice as we head on to the weekend, though, for today, tomorrow and even into early the following week here. a look at what it looks like. the golden gate bridge that we

see the fog pretty much in place. again, you'll notice temperature. check. got the 60's over most of the real estate 64 for oakland 66 for any off with lower 60's up to the north bay. 64 san jose. we kind of squint at this a little bit of future cast for yair comes back. the marine layer tonight. but what's more interesting as we get to sunday night, mike at the thickened up enough to get maybe some drizzle going on along the immediate coast along the east bay shoreline. just a touch going to penetrate too far inland and again enough to dirty up the car. maybe what some of the roads in its already gone long before daylight monday morning. we'll see the little pulse ation of some on shore winds going on today, tomorrow as well, though not as pronounced as we get a little temporary change building here a little bit before we get into early next week. this is all before that heat spike coming our way. so this weekend morning fog bay clearing mild with 70's going on at the bay 80's inland, same kind of drill for tomorrow. but continued mild early in the week. same drill,

but latter portion of the week. that's when things start warming up. we've got a 100 plus expected. well inland here with the big inland, heating and 80's easily by that. they might even push 90 in some spots 69 for san francisco 73 for open to san jose in some of the inland valleys. we're looking at the middle 80's in place, particularly off the contra costa county. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have your 4 zone forecast. look at that extended martino. all right. dave, sounds good. let's get to a big national story. we're following this morning accusations that the justice department at the direction of then president trump. >> secretly subpoenaed records of 2 prominent democrats on the house intelligence committee, both of them happen to be from california east bay. congressman eric swalwell and air la congressman adam schiff both say. >> they were notified of the information seizure by apple democrats are calling the report and agree just assault on our democracy. joe khalil now with the latest from washington, dc. >> a new investigation af er news broke that trump justice

department secretly collected phone records and data of 2 sitting members of congress. the former president's perceived political rivals. democrats, adam schiff and eric swalwell. it's a move that's never been done before. just about every day. americans who don't want to see their government weaponize law enforcement against them because of. >> their political beliefs. i hope trump supporters who fear big brother see that donald trump was the biggest brother we've ever seen today. the doj inspector general said his office will review the doj has use of subpoenas and other legal authorities to obtain communication records of members of congress and whether such uses or the investigations were based on improper considerations. the trump justice department reportedly collected records of the congressman's associates. even some family members. >> along with media outlets all to find the source of leaks in 2017 2018 trump doj officials issued a subpoena to apple compelling the tech giant to give up the data for 12 people in total legal

experts we spoke with say it's troubling that 2 attorneys general bill barr and jeff sessions both okayed this type of probe deep of politicization of the department of justice as we've seen. >> i >> you know, a general call and an enviable job of trying to. >> he put a side street professionalize got to be quite more lies department, democratic senate leaders chuck schumer and durbin say the senate will also carry out an investigation calling the whole episode a gross abuse of power and an assault on the separation of powers in washington. i'm joe khaleel. and so far there's been no response to the reports from former president trump. now these latest accusations come just days after reports that the justice department had secretly seized phone records of reporters. >> working at the new york times, the washington post and cnn.

>> after months of negotiations there could soon be a preliminary deal on the trillion-dollar infrastructure bill. a bipartisan group of 10 senators announced a tentative agreement calling for one 0.2 trillion dollars over the next 8 years. the group says the plan would be paid for without raising taxes. now the focus will be on rolling out more details and seeing the plan has enough support in congress. the white house is expected to meet with lawmakers on tuesday to talk about that plan. >> bringing it back home to the bay area. some progress has been made in oakland's efforts to keep the a's in town. but the team is still stuck continuing their quest for a brand new ballpark. now, whether that's in oakland or outside the bay area oakland mayor libby schaaf says the alameda county board of supervisors is meeting next week to her proposal to join the city of oakland and infrastructure financing district. >> she says the money made in the infrastructure project will be put toward community benefits including keeping the

a's in oakland meantime, a's president dave kaval says that the team is working with the city of oakland and alameda county to come to a resolution that says las vegas is still in the running. >> we have the parallel asked going with our getting the county hopefully on board next week or next week or so. i think the city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there, where they need to a private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things will continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpires. >> the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on whether the county will join the city of oakland in funding and the oakland city council is also set to vote on the a's term sheet detailing their financial plan for the downtown project. that vote is set for july 20th. >> and still ahead on the kron

00:00am morning news, the a's speaking of the a's are taking on the royals at the coliseum and it was a game that ended with late inning heroics. the giants also in a nail-biter last night, kylen mills has all the highlights coming up after the break.

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the serendipitous ending for bob melvin company on glenn burke pride night at the ballpark fans, make sure to show up and show out with their pride flags waving awesome to see celebrating the lgbtq plus community top of the 8th is a fire on salvador perez crushes one high and deep to left. it is gone just like that. the royals tie it up. bottom of the 9th tied at 3, 2, on for elvis andrus. he lines one into right basic math chapman slides into home. he will score a's walk. it off

for 3 and the giants in our nation's capital taking on the nationals. let's go to the top of the 4th. no score buster posey at the plate. he skies one high and deep to left. that one is carrying and just over the wall giants, take the lead on posey solo blast and day school. a funny on the mound was straight dealing. nice pitch. here. he gets audio hernandez down on strikes. but i want to take you to the play of the game right here in the bottom of the 7th with won soto up to he drives one deep to back goes tauchman going at the wall. looks like it's gone, but no arrest. that man that is highway robbery. he takes away that game. tying homer from soto and that would do it. giant shut out the nationals. one zip facebook finally throws a complete game shutout. we allowed all but 2 hits and struck out 8 and in college ball stanford just one

game away from the college baseball world series. they open up super regional down in lubbock, texas, taking on the texas tech raiders in 100 degree temperatures. the only thing hotter than the whether the cardinal back at stanford tallied 3 home runs and 14 hits. they got off to a strong start to scoring 4 in the first inning pac 12 pitcher of the year. brendan beck was outstanding on the mound for the cardinal. he dealt 13 strikeouts and gave up 6 hits through 7 plus innings of final score 15, 3 on to some nba action. the nuggets trying to make a dent in the series against the suns. 3rd quarter suns leading by 7 chris paul. an unbelievable shot over aaron gordon is down 27 points and 8 assists for cp 3 suns win one 16, one '02, they take a commanding 3. nothing series lead. they will be looking for the sweep on sunday. the sixers looking to go up to one against the hawks on the road sixers win one, 27, 1.11. they take it to one series lead

game 4 on monday. now we finish out with the most ridiculous thing i saw this week. tonight singer aaron carter and retired nba player lamar odom faced off in the boxing ring. the pair were featured in a celebrity boxing match on fite tv via pay-per-view. but aaron's party was over faster than when his parents showed up and grounded him in the music video. if you don't get the reference, just google aaron's party. it's must-see tv. all handed carter of good ol fashion. what knocking him out in the second round. i mean, okay, they're not showing them side by side, but it just looks ridiculous. why is this even happening? odom has 10 inches and 65. i mean, look at this 65 pounds on carter. neither of these 2 have boxing experience who is paying to watch this. i want to know. please make it stop. by the way. how did they convince chocolate delta rest. this fights that is beyond me. all g

everybody. welcome back to kron. 4 morning news 8.29 on this saturday morning. is starting off as usual. summertime in the bay area. we have fought to get his cell phone. yes, it is. it is. i feel like it was a little foggy or last hour when we checked. so it is starting to kind of lift its way out of. >> out of our sight and out of our view. >> dave says it will get a little warmer this week. that's what big time by the middle of the week. we're going to be wishing for some

yes, i get that marine layer. lisa does dampen the service a little as opposed to not getting anything at all. we are seeing some minor improvements going on at least good news is no delays happening at sfo. >> but the fog is starting to lift in places like have to obey a little bit as we start to see some blue skies off to the right hand side of your screen. as you can see there with the fog clouds, little hovering there along to the left. so we see 77 by high noon to 3 o'clock. we'll be about 83. that's ok for june and so forth that crazy and that will be the case as we head on into early next by the way, that fog will be again, returning. it looks like tomorrow morning. there's your coverage off there to the well off to the delta and central costars central valley. it looks like it will be filling up very, very nicely winds. little bit of a breeze going on the east bay. but nothing too terrible. we'll see more of a win later on today. temperature check worth 70 antioch, but everybody else is still in the 60's, at least at this hour. but for comparison sake, more than a half-dozen degrees ahead where we were from yesterday at this time.

again, looks pretty good today. tomorrow, maybe a little shower tomorrow night. but the the longer range forecast has a nice little heat spike for you. we'll have more on that in your 4 zone forecast. coming up a bit. california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america. and it is put us in a position. >> where we will most assuredly be able to move forward moving beyond the blueprint next tuesday. june 15th. governor newsome praising the states progress in the fight against covid-19. >> as vaccination rates continue to rise. >> when california fully reopens on tuesday, most of the state's coronavirus rules will go away. governor newsom did sign an executive order friday afternoon and it states there will be no more capacity limits or physical distancing requirements for businesses and fully vaccinated. people can stop wearing masks in most public places. but it's important to note that this does not change cal osha's workplace rules. >> that means even though fully vaccinated people can

get rid of their masks in public. they will still need to wear them while they're at work. the executive order also does not end the statewide emergency declaration, which means governor newsome still has the power to change or suspend state laws in the future. now, while cal osha gets ready to figure out those new rules for the workplace. the state health department has made some updates to its health orders. >> and here's some of the changes that will take effect on june 15th masks are not required in most public settings for those who are fully vaccinated but masks are required for unvaccinated people in most indoor public places and businesses also vaccine verification or negative testing is required for indoor mega events in the places where unvaccinated people need to wear masks business owners or hosts have the following options. >> using the honor system for vaccination status. requiring vaccinations status proof or simply requiring everyone in their building to wear a mask. >> now, even with these rules

masks will still be required on public transportation indoors in k through 12 schools along with child care settings, health care settings, jails and homeless shelters. and we have all this information on our website at kron 4 dot com. you can pull out your phone and scanned the qr code that's on your screen. it will take you directly to our covid-19 section. >> well, san francisco plans to close its mass testing site along the embarcadero. you may have seen the covid-19 testing tense at piers 30 to 32 or you probably got a test there at some point over the last year. the site opened up in april of 20 2000's of thousands of people have been tested their sentence now demand for testing has dropped significantly and the city has decided to close the site down. >> we are really looking at increasing our vaccine rates continuing to for those efforts and then targeting our testing to those places where there might continue to be

under vaccination so that people can have access to that at testing at a low barrier way. >> and that means community testing sites and mobile testing events will continue and that will be our main driver for testing. >> the last day of testing at the pier 30 site will be 15th. >> san francisco mayor london breed announced that fireworks display will be back for the 4th of july on the city's waterfront kron four's. dan thorn spoke with some local businesses who are excited about the news hoping it's going to give their business a much needed boost. the site of the explosions of light will return to san francisco's night sky. the 4th of july fireworks are making a comeback this summer. we're really excited about it. it's >> it's by far our biggest weekend of the 4th of july. the retururof the pyrotechnics celebration is a boon for business is at pier 39 last year's show was canceled because of covid-19 restrictions on large gatherings. friday's announcement is being welcomed

with open arms. the announcement of this year coming back is really a big deal it's awesome. it's a definitely a step in the right direction for us. bob part wright is the chief operating officer of simcoe restaurants. >> the company has 6 businesses at pier 39 including wipeout bar and grill. there are certain things that bring pier 39 the waterfront, the city to life. >> and 4th of july was always one of them. some locals who are disappointed by last year's cancellation are now looking forward to this year's show. i'm very excited. i would love to see the sky lit up. >> for celebration with everyone. i love, you know, the could see family and friends again see community together again. but even with the state and city set to lift most covid-19 rules by next tuesday, not everyone thinks the fireworks show should happen going to gather crowd. >> and maybe next year. but this year i pier 39 business owners, however, hope with the 4th of july celebration coming

back. >> other annual events will follow. we need 4th of july really to kind of make up for all that we've lost. i know i'm not alone. all my putting partners also really excited about appeared in excited about it. reporting in san francisco. dan thorn kron 4 news it should be. fun if you'd like to enjoy the fireworks, though. >> from the comfort of your own home. all you have to do is join us right here on kron for sunday. july 4th to to view the big show. it's going to be fun. >> well, coming up next this morning with the bay area in a drought. how is payment giving customers a reason to make their lawns drought resistant and will pay for it. we'll find out when we come back.

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>> well, it is pride month. and last night was the first ever sf pride night at oracle park. people picnic in the outfield and enjoyed a few performances and speeches house speaker nancy pelosi was even in attendance. she spoke about celebrating the beauty and bravery of our lgbtq community here. the night ended with a screening of the new movie in the heights by lin-manuel miranda pride movie night continues at oracle tonight with a screening of the film everybody's talking about jamie. bring us bring a jacket, maybe might be a little chilly, a good >> well with the bay area in a drought. a lot of homeowners are thinking about converting their lawn to a drought resistant landscape and

there's an incentive from payment as well. they will pay up to $2000. if you remove your and then add mulch bark rocks and drought resistant plants instead. so you wondering ok, how do i apply. well, you need to have an actively maintained long that irrigated by east bay mud and then send photos of your lawn and irrigation equipment to the utility and once approved. you then have 6 months to convert your lawn after that send photos of your new yard to east bay mud in your rebate will appear as a credit on your water bill. >> maybe a few years ago when the first in the happened. we had a lot of people changing their lawns. so kind expecting that to happen this year. next year. >> well, we have more information about the application process with these payment on our website at kron 4 dot com. use your mobile devices, scanned the qr code that's on your screen and you'll be taken straight. there also be able to find information on wildfire preparedness tips and an evacuation checklist as well.

good morning, dave. lot of homework there to catch up on. okay. temperatures going on the inland valleys will get to the mid to upper 80's in spots lower 80's up in the north bay there. but keeping them in the 70's around the bay look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended the kron 00:00am morning news continues.

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morning wrote some folks waking up a little fog in their in their yeah, i'm not really a day to sit out on the patio today. grab that cup of coffee, though dave spahr says that it is going to warm up quite nicely throughout the week, though heyday. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody will look at those temperatures. returning back to the 80's and repeating it again for tomorrow. still negotiate through some of that fog east bay shoreline. as you can see there and still kind of the overcast cloudiness that we see that again will start to thin out. and the next couple of hours here. sunshine will be peering out yet again. although temperatures will be somewhat controlled around the bay contrast and to what they will do. well, inland. here's what we're looking up up to tahoe, temperatures pretty much maintain into the 70's. no major changes. this is before the heat spike comes our way, though, that will be to the latter portion of the week. stormtracker four's been showing the set of the typical trend we've seen really over the last 3 weeks or so, although we're too far south for it. these systems continue to move from the pacific northwest in the pacific there. but we're just a little too far south to get the impact of that temperature

check. word 64 oakland 64 san francisco, 70 antioch. but most readings again into the 60's looking at futurecast for here. first things first. looks like we might get a little dish of some light rain showers occurring at the coast and along the east bay shoreline potentially here. that will be sunday overnight. but it's all since gone by monday. same traffic until the middle of the week get to wednesday, thursday. start to see a flow pattern coming in from the southeast. this is very reminiscent of the monsoon which technically kicks in on tuesday. not much going on for right now. that's good news there. but the danger for us is it can produce high thunder showers. in all we get is the lightning part of the program, not the rain usually looks like this will kind of be continued. the part systems from us over into next week, although the heat spike should relax. the next weekend. we're kind of stuck in the same little pattern there. 4 zone forecast. we do about 69 coming in for san francisco. most the coastal numbers will stay in the mid

60's of the bay side will say 73 for burlingame, but down south will be in the upper 7079 palo alto, santa clara valley about 84 san jose. also 84 santa clara 81 going on for cupertino upper 70's to the south. east bay shoreline tri valley. lower. 80's will do about 84 for walnut creek 73 for oakland. and it looks like 68 for 85 fairfield napa checking in at 81 along with santa rosa lower 80's as we head down south 70 forecast. here's the big jump. the we see tuesday wednesday. there you have it. 100 plus even the bay side responds into that into the 80's. you can see and at the coast, a little sluggish. but we'll get up to near about 70 towards the end of the week. >> a live music is coming back this summer. i'm not talking live stream. i'm talking humans. in-person everything here in san francisco. a sure sign of summer is the annual stern grove festival which actually kicks off next

weekend and the countdown is on in the musical lineup is featuring some bay area legends a tower of power and too short as well will join us live this morning to talk more about the return of star stern grove festival is executive director bob peeler. >> thanks for joining us this morning. you must be so excited about this compared the excitement this year with what you had to deal with last year. >> now it's just so exciting. and the response from the public has been overwhelming mean. there's just nothing that replaces the live music experience. and so we're just really thrilled to bring the music back. >> well, talk to us a little bit about those covid-19 precautions because we know they're going to be a lot in place. the tickets are always free. but you do need to do reservations and things this year right. >> correct. things are a little different this year. the shows are still 3. so that's really important. but difference is that you need to make reservations in advance. and you know, we've had to prepare and get ready for the festival under the current

health guidelines which are still in effect. we're really excited about june 15th. you know, we're still under the current health guidelines. >> so are you going to be at full capacity. we're going to start the with limited capacity because. >> we're currently permitted under a limited capacity scenario. but we're really excited to expand up and scale up just as quickly as we can. we're hoping, you know, by the second or 3rd show. we'll be back to full capacity. >> we'll talk about those shows because you guys have a quite the let lineup of folks. i was really excited to see saint paul, the broken bones are going to be out it's such a unique sounds. and and i know that there's bunch of other unique sounds that people are going to be here >> as always, we have a very diverse and star-studded lineup. we hope there's something for everyone. we have john rees ranging from hip-hop to punk to the symphony. we've got to 2021 grammy winners. so i'm really excited about this year's

lineup. i think it's going to be a great season. >> and as always on the 4th of july. you have the san francisco symphony and it's it's really the only time all year that people can see the symphony and enjoy the music for free. >> it's really a special show to be able to see the symphony at stern grove in nature like that. and again, we're really hoping to be back to full capacity for that show and the symphony on the 4th of july and stern grove. it doesn't get much >> talk a little bit more about that reservation system. when does the reservations open? how long people have to book. >> so reservations for go open up 12 days in advance of the show at 2 o'clock. and so for the show on the 27th will open. up next tuesday at 2 and you can make reservations on our website. >> okay. and doors open. is it noon one time. do what time do the shows start.

>> it is the show started to and doors open at noon and you know, hopefully folks will be enough time to get folks in, get them comfortable and enjoying the music. >> one of the one of the many great features of stern grove is of course, people packing in their picnic lunches, things like this. are they still going to be able to bring food from outside into the venue. >> they are. it was a little dicey early on in the pandemic about whether that's going to be allowed or not. that will please to report that yes, people can absolutely bring food and beverage bring their picnic and have a good time. like they normally would. now those who don't necessarily want to or can't necessarily make those reservations say everything fills up. there is a live stream option to right. >> thank you so much for bringing that you know, we are are really pleased to be able to deliver a live stream for those who able to be there in person and for people to watch it all over the country and in some cases all over the world. >> bob, did you ever have to

deal with a year like last year where things were up and down. i mean, take us back to last march where you're planning for a wonderful event. summer long and then all of a sudden you have to shut it down. >> it was crazy, especially for us in our 83 year history. up to that point, we had never even had a rainout while. so we had really been canceled. one show before and it was all happening as we were right in the middle of making the big plans. and so the situation change day to day, week to week. and it was really just something that was difficult to adapt to. but we're really pleased that we were able to deliver it digital season. we were lucky that we had a lot of concert footage from previous years able to with that out on the internet and actually on tv as well. so we were lucky and actually over half a million people took tuned into those programs. so we were able to deliver

something. >> well, that means that a lot of people are are definitely going to want to try and get in this summer, that's for again, it next weekend already. and it goes through the summer. anything else. you want people to keep in mind. if they are looking to get tickets. >> no. just to be patient with we're happy to bring the music back. obviously there's going to be some changes for us this year. we're going to do the best we can and again, if you can't get a ticket for the show. watch us on the live stream. and again, we're hoping to scale up very quickly in the season and that should allow a lot more people to see the shows later in the year. yeah. and one thing just sort hammer this home. >> 12 days ahead of the concert. you want to go to is when you should go online to get your free tickets. >> stern grove. dot work. that's correct. >> but thank you so much. and congratulations. you made it through a year unlike any other and you're ready to go.

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>> well, in the south bay. some good news for travelers jetblue airways has returned san jose airport with daily

nonstop service to boston. logan airport. the airline and stop the service back in april of 2020 because of the travel declines during the lockdown. but it is now back up and running. >> and some more good news on the ground. 7.11 slurpee giveaway is coming back. but this time it will last all month long during july. so next month, members of the 7.11 loyalty program can redeem one free slurpee for the month of july. now in the past, as you may know, it was only allowed on july 11th 7.11, the convenience store is now celebrating its 94th birthday and wants to avoid having millions of americans crowding around the slurpee murray machines on 7.11. so coupons for the drinks will drop into people's accounts on july 1st. >> soaring from please. >> well, bay area based archer has unveiled its first electric flying taxi the two-seater taxi can reach speeds of 150 miles per hour.

with a range of 60 miles. it's capable of taking off and landing just like a helicopter but flies like a plane. the aircraft made its debut at a presentation in los angeles. the company says it will be ready for commercial passengers by 2024 padded into the future. marty. yeah, we sure if you want to get some place in a >> all right. well, still ahead on the next hour of kron. 00:00am morning news, cal iso asking all of us to conserve energy ahead of next week's heat spike. we have some tips for you on helping you conserve energy. >> also in the south bay a driver crashes into an indoor dining area, killing one person. we have details ah over the years, mercedes-benz has patented thousands of safety innovations. crash-tested so many cars we've stopped counting.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at known. >> they good saturday morning to you. thanks a lot for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday, june 12th a lot to get to this morning, but we do want to start off with a check of your foggy weather forecast so far. foggy, probably going to clear up. let's find out for sure from dave spahr, heidi. >> hey, guys, we are looking for clearing going later this morning. already seen some patches of blue up here places like half moon bay, just a touch to get things kind of started and certainly inland. it will be nice and warm going on today. nice and warm. no heat spikes going on today, tomorrow or even the early part of the week. that's going to be latter portion. the weak little bit later on starting

first things off. our picture coming in from the east bay shoreline. there you see some sun peering in through looks to be the thin overcast fog clouds. hey, the golden gate bridge. we can now make out that hours or at least the southern towers not much of a breeze now at this hour and still got to work on really kind of clearing out this fog which will come back again tonight. coverage area, as you can see off towards the delta filling the sacramento valley. but already by 7.30, really start to mix up very rapidly. we look at somebody right now in 60's cover most of the territory around the bay. 65 san jose 66 in 60's san francisco. these numbers are some half a dozen degrees ahead of where they were from this time yesterday. close to around 10% a rose and 10 for fairfield. your winds are pretty calm for now. but the typical fashion is expect some inland breezy conditions later this afternoon. not as strong tomorrow because it's kind of precursor of motion as we wait for a little shower along the coast tomorrow night 81 for 1

o'clock at 4 82 temperatures will be behaving themselves. it looks like today, tomorrow and early into the week. however, by the middle of next week. watch out. we'll have more on that coming up in a morning. well, okay. sounds ominous. thanks, dave. breaking news the south bay from overnight. one person is dead, 2 others are injured after a suspected drunk driver crashed into an outdoor dining area in san jose kron four's camila barco joins us live from san jose this morning with more details camila. >> yes, i marty workers have cleaned up last night's mass. if you look over here, this black gates around the restaurant. but just over here, this is where the driver plowed through the tables and chairs hitting everything in sight. the car eventually stopped when he hit the wall of the restaurant. now, this happened at got sports bar and grille here in san jose around 9 o'clock last night on your screen is a white chevrolet silverado truck that crashed to the outdoor dining area.

investigators say a male driver accidentally placed the car in reverse. he stepped on the gas pedal and backed up super fast as a result, the driver hit 3 people with his car. >> one woman and 2 men. they were all sitting outside the food joy, the 3 customers were transported to a local hospital where the woman died. the 2 men are said to be okay now this is a driver, alex marino. he was accompanied by a woman on the passenger side. she was not hurt. officers say moreno was impaired at the time. the collision happened. he was booke and gross vehicle or man slaughter. now officials are calling this a vehicle versus pedestrian collision. this is the 8th one in san jose where a car has struck and killed a pedestrian this year. now, just moments ago, i spoke to the manager here at the sports bar and grill. she tells me that her and her employees are going to regroup and figure out when they are going to

reopen the outdoor dining area well, marty, back to you. >> a horrific scene there. thank you. camila barco from san jose. noel. >> we're also following some breaking news out of texas where a mass shooting in downtown austin has injured at happened around one 30 this g morning popular stretch of 6th street where there are many bars and restaurants there are no deaths to report at this time. 2 of the victims, however, are in critical condition. police are still searching for the suspected gunman. >> now to another big story we're following this saturday morning in the north bay. there are 2 separate fires in marine county on friday. fortunately crews were able to put the flames out quickly in both of them. but with a heat wave coming in they serve as a vivid reminder of how we are on the cusp of yet another potentially dangerous fire season. kron four's terisa stasio now with more from sausalito. the fire spread quickly in sausalito just off a southbound one. oh, one. fortunately crews nearby.

>> pounced on the flames and doused them with retardant before it took off and tore down the hill to where many residents live in marin city earlier in the morning a fire in novato flared up sending smoke into the sky and certainly creating some anxiety. >> that anxiety fueled by the dry vegetation in marin county as well as throughout the state. not only is it fire season but the drought pushing us into a potentially dangerous situation here is cal fire spokesperson. jon right now. statewide fire dangers of letting up and down the state. we have a. >> heat wave is coming in that's going to come much touch. all parts of the state. so really a going to be elevated up and down the state. so we're really looking to the public to. >> to be aware of what they're doing this weekend. in and just be safe because you know, those conditions are ripe and ready and we want to do is try to avoid those an intentional fires. >> heggie says that they are staffed and ready. >> what we've done and cal fire is we've kind of anticipated by looking at the drought, looking at some of

the conditions earlier in the year realizing that we were going to be in higher fire danger earlier than we would be on a typical year. so we are staffing levels right now are probably about 30 to 40 days where they would be on a typical year. so pretty much at peak staffing up and down the state where we would typically see that until maybe the very beginning in july. so we are ready for the fire season right now. and we're asking the public to be ready as well. >> late friday, another flare up this one in fairfield a home is threatened again, crews came to the rescue and prevented the blaze from getting out of control. also this comment from cal fire to make sure that if you do at home decide to have a barbecue this weekend. make sure you have a fire extinguisher so that if anything flares up that you be able to handle that again that we're all in this fire season together and we all have to participate to make sure that we do our part. also later, theresa kron 4 news. >> right now on kron 4 dot com. we have a page dedicated

to wildfire information. use your phone scan, this qr code that see on your screen, you'll be taken straight to that web page. you can also find information on things like wildfire preparedness, tips and evacuation checklists there as well. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news the state getting ready to drive most of its coronavirus restrictions. >> we've got details on

>> good morning. welcome back you're headed to sacramento this weekend. you should know

that part of highway 99 is now completely closed and will remain shut down to traffic for the next 4 days. that's right. crews are going to be replacing the 62 year-old bridge 21st avenue. so all lanes of highway 99 in both directions from 47th avenue all the way to the highway. 50 connector. >> or shut down. so officials are recommending several alternate routes. caltrans says northbound commuters from elk grove in san joaquin county should use i-five instead to get to sacramento. >> we're encouraging people to take i 5 as an alternate route but also plan accordingly. you know, there's going to be a lot of people using i 5 as well. caltrans is urging people to use the light rail during this time since it will be free during the four-day period. >> in the east bay oakland police have arrested 2 people for selling drugs making fake documents and credit cards and possessing multiple guns. this arrest comes after police responded to reports of gunshots in the allendale area on may 30th police say 2 homes

in that neighborhood were hit by bullets. a number of times and after a 2 week investigation, police searched the targeted home and found all those illegal items. >> also in oakland, a 12 year-old boy was shot after thieves trying to steal a catalytic converter from his family's car. it happened friday morning on ross and street. police say the boy and a relative saw the thieves trying to steal the converter. a member of the family threw a chair at the suspects who then fired shots hitting the boy in the foot. police say the suspects then left the scene in 2 different cars and oakland police are asking anyone who has in for any information on this to give them a call. san francisco police also asking for your help to find a stolen dog. there he is right there. what cutie 10 year-old yorkshire terrier was stolen thursday night just after 10:00pm. the dog's owner says they parked on north point street near powell and left their dog named leo inside the car. but when they returned to the car, they found the window was broken and leo was gone. now

they say has some minor health issues. and if you've seen leo, you're asked to call san francisco police state. >> all right, we're looking at still some fog lingering in parts of the bay area little bit. as we could see some blue skies trying to peer out there a we'll see a pretty nice weekend in store for us. a nice little shower maybe along the coast tomorrow night. then after that. oh, yeah, he spike coming our way. the kron 4 morning news continues.

>> good morning. welcome back. take a look at this video. a very intense weather in the philippines resulted in this water spout very, very cool. the swirling formation was formed by heavy rain thunder and lightning as the storms continue. thankfully no injuries or damage reported from this water spout. well, the man who shot this video and then tweeted it out this was his first time seen a water spout and it was unforgettable and you can see why i've never seen one person. i've seen one once down in texas and, you know, we get hurricanes and whatnot there. they are a little frightening for sure that your attention right unfortunately, we don't have any rain water, anything in our forecast at all yet, which is a fortunate. in fact, we'll get into the triple digits at some some place they was telling us earlier on the central valley

sacramento 115 degrees later on this week. yeah, it looks like we'll see a big time warm up by by the time we get there, too. and by the way, those water spouts. they do sometimes occur a little closer to home in socal. you can get them in the winter months because you have a lot of mild at the surface to get some cold air. a lot to get a big contrast cook in there and. >> that can drive a water spout activity. you got to watch sometimes when they come back on the land. if that be the case, here's what we've got going on. the east bay shoreline do see some blue trying to poke in there just a little bit. but we are still quite a bit of a fog clouds lingering in parts of the bay things improving. and for this weekend looks to be pretty close to seasonality here. again, the east bay shoreline getting some sun here. it looks even kind of interesting here at the golden gate. there's your son over here to the right hand side and then meanwhile, a little spooky looking off towards the coast that just leftover fog clouds. we have temperature checks. 73 antioch 60's cover. pretty much everybody else. santa rosa 68 along with concord in livermore at 66 not too exciting on futurecast for always sees this marine layer

comes back again tonight. that's what the fog and all then it will mix out during the day but interesting sunday night, a little piece of the action that marine layer is going to start to thicken up a little bit. give us a little shower sunday night. a little bit as a possibility enough to kind of dirty the car, as i mentioned, maybe what some roads you get too far away from the water's edge, then forget it. you probably won't see anything. but again, that little possibility is with us. anything moisture wise will take just moisten up this atmosphere. anything hits the ground, help the vegetation to. we will have those onshore winds today with the inland heating not as pronounced tomorrow kind of in response to the next system coming our way long range forecast models are kind of interesting that we take a look at the week ahead. morning fog in bay clearing out mild with 70's bay 80's happening inland kind of did that for tomorrow. then early in the week continued mild same weekend drill now is for monday into tuesday basically. but it's late in the week. things get interesting 100 plus this is contra costa county, the solano county napa county is

expected to be quite toasty and in 80's also around the bay, although we may be popping a few 90's here and there to come down to the south. 69 in san francisco. 73 for oakland, 80 san jose across the wider bay this is where the mid 80's are in the far east bay and a little bit up to the north bay as well. again will be quote, improving on these numbers later in the seven-day forecast. we'll have your 4 zone in a bit as well. martin. all right, dave, thanks a lot us get to national news this morning, texas governor greg abbott says he's taking matters into his own hands by promising that texas will build a wall along the southern border with mexico. >> now this comes despite president biden's executive order back in january. that canceled all border wall construction, our washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more. >> texas governor greg abbott says texas is building a border wall. and he says texas is paying for it. i will announce next week. >> the plan for the state of texas to begin building the border wall in the state.

>> governor abbott says he's allocated 1 billion dollars in state funds to a poll border security. he says part of that money will go towards resuming construction of the wall between texas and mexico started by former president donald trump. this is a direct result of the president biden's policy when he reversed president trump's policies, kansas republican senator roger marshall says he supports the idea that's so bad down there that the texas governor is going is going to take something that should be the responsibility of the united states and pay for it himself. but texas democratic congressman henry clay or says he's against abbott's proposed border wall calling it, quote, a waste of hard earned tax dollars that does not solve the problems we currently see at the southern border. >> and the league of united latin american citizens or lulac says the governor doesn't have the authority to order a wall in texas. they plan to file a lawsuit saying this is a huge waste of taxpayer money and very likely

illegal governor abbott says more details of his plan will be released next week in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> we'll bring it back here to the bay area. they've made some progress in oakland's efforts to keep the a's. but the team is still continuing their quest for a brand new ballpark. now, whether that's at home or outside the bay area. that's right. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the alameda county board of supervisors is meeting next week to hear a proposal to join the city of oakland in an infrastructure financing district. she says the money made in the infrastructure project will be put toward community benefits which includes keeping the a's in oakland meantime, a's president dave campbell says that the team is working with the city of oakland and alameda county to try and come to a resolution, but he says las vegas is still in the running for the a's. >> we have the parallel ask going with our getting the county hopefully on board next week or next week or so. i think the city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada

officials to understand what could occur there, where they need to a private partnership could exist and is the market feasible for baseball in that location. so those things continue to happen in parallel directed by major league baseball will continue to do that. in bull markets is as the summer transpire us. >> the alameda county board of supervisors is set to vote on whether the county will join the city of oakland and funding an oakland city council set to vote on the a's term sheet detailing their financial plan for that downtown project that vote set for july 20th money. >> well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news mores. but this time on the dime and instead they're taking on the royals at the coliseum the game ended with late inning heroics and the giants were in

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he will score a's walk it off for 3 and the giants in our nation's capital taking on the nationals. let's go to the top of the 4th. no score buster posey at the plate. he skies one high and deep to left. that one is carrying and just over the wall giants, take the posey solo blast and day school. a funny on the mound was straight dealing. nice pitch. here. he gets audio hernandez down on strikes. but i want to take you to the play of the game right here in the bottom of the 7th with won soto up to that shooting he drives one deep to back goes tauchman going at the wall. looks like it's gone, but arrest. that man that is highway robbery. he takes away that game. tying homer from soto and that would do it. giant shut out the nationals. one zip facebook finally throws a complete game shutout. we allowed all but 2 hits and struck out 8 and in college ball stanford just one

game away from the college baseball world series. they open up super regional down in lubbock, texas, taking on the texas tech raiders in 100 degree temperatures. the only thing hotter than the whether the cardinal bat stanford tallied 3 home runs and 14 hits. they got off to a strong start to scoring 4 in the first inning pac 12 pitcher of the year. brendan beck was outstanding on the mound for the cardinal. he dealt 13 strikeouts and gave up 6 hits through 7 plus innings of work. final score 15, 3 on to some nba action. the nuggets trying to make a dent in the series against the suns. 3rd quarter suns leading by 7 chris paul. an unbelievable shot over aaron gordon is down 27 points and 8 assists for cp 3 suns win one 16, one '02, they take a commanding 3. nothing series lead. they will be looking for the sweep on sunday. the sixers looking to go up to one against the hawks on the road sixers win one, 27, 1.11. they take it to one

series lead game 4 on monday. now we finish out with the most ridiculous thing i saw this week. tonight singer aaron carter and retired nba player lamar odom faced off in the boxing ring. the pair were featured in a celebrity boxing match on fite tv via pay-per-view. but aaron's party was over faster than when his parents showed up and grounded him in the music video. if you don't get the reference, just google aaron's party. it's must-see tv. all handed carter of good ol fashion. what being knocking him out in the second round. i mean, okay, they're not showing them side by side, but it just looks ridiculous. why is this even happening? odom has 10 inches and 65. i mean, look at this 65 pounds on carter. neither of these 2 have boxing experience who is paying to watch this. i want to know. please make it stop. by the way. how did they convince chocolate delta rest. convince chocolate delta rest. this fights that is beyond me. at chewy, we know walks are made better with our furry friends. and we're here to make those walks easy. from tasty treats on the go, to toys that keep them moving.

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shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. welcome back. 9.30 on a still a little bit of fog out there and look at this show kidding about just jumping on that puffy clouds. i just want to like lay on just kind of enjoy whatever is up that this is a look at our mount tam cam. you can't really tell what's underneath there. usually we can see the city and not to get a little bit of sausalito and what not. but yeah, definitely. >> not today or not. right now, dave does say that they're the clouds and the fog is supposed to kind of pack its bags at some point clear out eventually, let's find out

for sure. heidi. >> i do like the imagery there takes me back to sesame street electric company jumping on a cloud or whatever to fund whatever works. you know, i saw it on tv must be true. anyway. what we're looking at right now is that fog will start to mix out a little bit. yes, in the next couple of hours here. we're going for mostly sunny mode today. tomorrow temperatures are controlled themselves looks pretty good into early next week after that, you're on your own after that because it's another heat spike coming our way, which will be looking at a little bit later on right now. here's what we got going on of the east bay shoreline looks like a lot of blue is making their way through. and you can see the sun coming on through meanwhile, the breakdown today puts us at 81 it won by 42 lots of 80's happening inland. but again, they're somewhat controlled everything looks pretty good along the bay with 70's. there. now the fog redeveloping well at the coast. a little bit. looks like it may return a little bit this afternoon. as you can see it, then it spills over tonight to greet us tomorrow morning. repeat mixes out very nicely tomorrow. we'll have those onshore winds today as

well as tomorrow. they'll be more pronounced today in the inland valleys. and we're looking at tomorrow because tomorrow night little shower along the coast looks like a possibility. nothing major just enough to dirty the car, but at least it provides some moisture for a 73 for antioch 60's covering just about everybody else 74 and and we are by a half a dozen or more degrees ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. so looks like a pretty nice weekend in store for us. we'll get into that little nuance about a sunday night shower and talk about the heat spike coming our way. california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america. and it is put us in a position. >> where we will most assuredly be able to move forward moving beyond the blueprint next tuesday. june 15th. governor newsome praising the states progress in the fight against covid-19 as vaccination rates continue to rise. >> when california fully reopens on tuesday, most of the state's coronavirus rules

will be going the way governor newsom did sign an executive order friday afternoon that says there's going to be no more capacity limits or physical distancing requirements for businesses. also fully vaccinated people can stop wearing their masks in most public places. but it is important to note that this does not change cal osha's workplace rules. >> that means that even though fully vaccinated people can ditch their masks in public. they will still need to wear them while they're working the executive order also does not end the statewide emergency declaration which means the governor can still still retain the power to change or suspend state laws in the future. now, cal osha did release a new proposal for covid-19 safety standards in the workplace. and as you may know, the agency rescinded its first set of changes because those standards simply didn't fall in line with the guidelines from the cdc nor the state department of public health kron four's. dan kerman has more. >> cal osha has come up with a new proposal to modify its current covid-19 safety

protocols in the workplace under the new proposal fully vaccinated employees do not need to wear face coverings except for certain situations during outbreaks and in settings, where the california department of public health requires all persons to wear them employers must verify and document the vaccination status. a fully vaccinated employees. if they do not wear face coverings indoors. physical distancing requirements have been eliminated except for certain employees during major outbreaks. employers must provide employees who are not fully vaccinated with respirators for voluntary use upon request and at no cost. the cal osha board is set to discuss this new proposal at their meeting on june 17th. >> that's 2 days after california's official reopening. in san francisco. dan kerman kron 4 news. >> and another sign that the

coronavirus pandemic is easing here in the bay area. san francisco plans to close its mass testing site along the embarcadero you may have seen the covid-19 testing tent at pierce 3032 or you probably got a test there yourself the site opened back in april of last year and hundreds of thousands of people have been tested since now demand for testing has dropped significantly in the city has decided to close the site down. >> we are really looking at increasing our vaccine rates continuing to for those efforts and then targeting our testing to those places where there might continue to be under vaccination so that people can have access to that at testing at a low barrier way. and that means community testing sites and mobile testing events will continue and that will be our main driver for testing. >> the last day of testing at the pier 30 site will be tuesday. june 15. >> san francisco mayor london breed says 80% of eligible san francisco residents 12 years and older have received at least one dose of the covid

vaccine and nearly 70% of all san franciscans are fully vaccinated. san francisco is the first major american city to his chief. this milestone and the city's vaccination rates are among the highest in the country and the world in addition, 90% of all residents 65 and older have received at least one dose. >> a live music is coming back this summer. i'm not talking live stream. i'm talking humans. in-person everything here in san francisco. a sure sign of summer is the annual stern grove festival which actually kicks off next weekend and the countdown is on in the musical lineup is featuring some bay area legends a tower of power and too short as well will join us live this morning to talk more about the return of star stern grove festival is that could exact to director bob peeler. >> thanks for joining us this morning. you must be so excited about this compared the excitement this year with what you had to deal with last year.

>> now it's just so exciting. and the response from the public has been overwhelming mean. there's just nothing that replaces the live music experience. and so we're just really thrilled to bring the music back. >> well, talk to us a little bit about those covid-19 precautions because we know they're going to be a lot in place. the tickets are always free. but you do need to do reservations and things this year right. >> correct. things are a little different this year. the shows are still free. so that's really important. but a difference is that you need to make reservations in advance. and, you know, we've had to prepare and get ready for the festival under the current health guidelines which are still in effect. we're really excited about june 15th. you know, we're still under the current health guidelines. >> so are you going to be at full capacity. we're going to start the with limited capacity because we're currently permitted under a limited capacity scenario. but we're really excited to expand

up and scale up just as quickly as we can. we're hoping, you know, by the second or 3rd show. we'll be back to full capacity. >> we'll talk about those shows because you guys have a quite the let lineup of folks. i was really excited to see saint paul, the broken bones are going to be out it's such a unique sounds. and and i know that there's bunch of other unique sounds that people are going to be here >> as always, we have a very diverse and star-studded lineup. we hope there's something for everyone. we have john rees ranging from hip-hop to punk to the symphony. we've got to 2021 grammy winners. so i'm really excited about this year's lineup. i think it's going to be a great season. >> and as always on the 4th of july. you have the san francisco symphony and it's it's really the only time all year that people can see the symphony and enjoy the music for free. >> it's really a special show to be able to see the symphony at stern grove in nature like that. and again, we're really hoping to be back to full

capacity for that show and the symphony on the 4th of july and stern grove. it doesn't get much >> talk a little bit more about that reservation system. when does the reservations open? how long people have to book. >> so reservations for go open up 12 days in advance of the show at 2 o'clock. and so for the show on the 27th will open. up next tuesday at 2 and you can make reservations on our website. >> okay. and doors open. is it noon one time. do what time do the shows start. >> it is the show started to and doors open at noon and you know, hopefully folks will be enough time to get folks in, get them comfortable and enjoying the music. >> one of the one of the many great features of stern grove is of course, people packing in their picnic lunches, things like this. are they still going to be able to bring food from outside into the venue.

>> they are. it was a little dicey early on in the pandemic about whether that's going to be allowed or not. that will please to report that yes, people can absolutely bring food and beverage bring their picnic and have a good time. like they normally now those who don't necessarily want to or can't necessarily make those reservations say everything fills up. there is a live stream option to right. >> thank you so much for bringing that you know, we are are really pleased to be able to deliver a live stream for those who weren't able to be there in person and for people to watch it all over the country and in some cases all over the world. >> bob, did you ever have to deal with a year like last year where things were up and down. i mean, take us back to last march when you're planning for a wonderful event. summer long and then all of a sudden you have to shut it down. >> it was crazy, especially for us in our 83 year history. up to that point, we had never even had a rainout while. so

we had really been canceled. one show before and it was all happening as we were right in the middle of making the big plans. and so the situation change day to day, week to week. and it was really just something that was difficult to adapt to. but we're really pleased that we were able to deliver it digital season. we were lucky that we had a lot of concert footage from previous years able to. but that out on the internet and actually on tv as well. so we were lucky and actually over half a million people took tuned into those programs. so we were able to deliver something. >> well, that means that a lot of people are are definitely going to want to try and get in this summer, that's for again, it next weekend already. and it goes through the summer. anything else. you want people to keep in mind if they are looking to get tickets. >> no. just to be patient with we're happy to bring the music

back. obviously there's going to be some changes for us this year. we're going to do the best we can and again, if you can't get a ticket for the show. watch us on the live stream. and again, we're hoping to scale up very quickly in the season and that should allow a lot more people to see the shows later in the year. yeah. and one thing just sort hammer this home. >> 12 days ahead of the concert. you want to go to is when you should go online to get your free tickets. >> stern grove. dot work. that's correct. >> but thank you so much. and congratulations. you made it through a year unlike any other and you're ready to go. >> so much for having me. we're really excited to be back. we are 2. we'll right

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>> good morning. welcome back. we're off to a cooler start in some parts of the bay, other parts. plenty of sunshine. yeah, that's right. that's how we end up. so and june for sure day as far as got a little bit more detail hated. >> noel. marty, good morning. good morning, everybody. in the shot coming in from half moon bay shows quite a bit of blue skies already taking hold. so we're start to mix out cloud cover along the coast and the fog as well taken care of but around the bay too. as we go to a mostly sunny mode for this afternoon. expect a repeat tomorrow. but tomorrow night might see a little bit the way the pitter patter of some rain, at least along the coast in the bay. this is what the tahoe forecast calls like for the next few days. keep it in the 70's might even pop 80 or so by tuesday. that's before the heat spike. by the way, flow

pattern has been much the same west to east of course, most of the real actions up to the north of us. although again, this new little system coming tomorrow night may give us a little bit of rain down south 73 antioch. most readings in the 60's. 70 also nevado 68 up to santa rosa. let's go and do this thing here stopping at first for tomorrow night into monday. again, little token showers a possibility. they're kind of what the roads dirty up the cause a little bit and high pressure starts to kick in. but you can see the flow pattern changes from west to east now coming in from the southeast. this opens up the monsoon, but it's far too early in the season. the season action doesn't even start to tuesday. but we get late in the summer and early fall. that's the flow pattern. we've got to watch out for because i can be high level thunder showers that tend to be dry as far as getting any rain. but the lightning does come with so high pressure will be with us. it looks like to the weekend early next week, although temperatures due back off when we get into next weekend, looks like that heat spike won't stay that long. let's zoom into in your

4 zone forecast 69 san francisco. most of the coastal readings will stay in the mid 60's 73 for burlingame to the south will do about 79 redwood city. also palo alto, santa clara valley lower 80's at that. when you get away from water, though it starts spiking here. los gatos at 83 86 for morgan hill 81 for cupertino. to the south east bay shoreline to hold the mid to upper 70's tri valley looks to be in the lower 80's 84 for walnut creek 74 for richmond. the late show with a cool 68 but nap at 81 you see 85 for fairfield vacaville 88 child's play compared to wednesday. thursday. friday. 81 going on for santa rosa with about 80 ish heading down south your 7 day here. look at the numbers jump by wednesday. everybody is going to feel that across california one. oh, one, 100 even on friday. meanwhile, wrote the bay side will do a lot of 80's for you at the coast. keep it. well near about 70. some summertime. >> do we in fact existence of

self evident truths. which by the very rightness of its being needs. no human justification. and if we say such truth exists. how will they appear to us. in fragments or in full. >> that was a clip of the stage production. hold these troops will be performed in front of a live in-person audience tonight at the san francisco playhouse. there was a soft opening of the show earlier this week. but tonight's performance is special and even though it sold out, there are some streaming tickets still available. joining us to talk a little bit more about their triumphant. return is susie she is the cofounder. >> of the playhouse. thank you so much for joining us this morning. susie. >> hi there. i could not be more excited to be here and to share in tonight is officially our opening night we opened the doors on tuesday to previews. but tonight we fully

launch this show and are very excited about it. >> there are always some butterflies on opening night. but this one even more special. i would think. >> it's been 15 months. and the fun part is our leading actor that you see here. joe maher tag attack. he was in the last show that we playhouse. we did tiny beautiful things and we close to that show. and a week later had to close the theater for as everyone knows, we thought it would be a couple of weeks that it was a couple of months and now it's 15 months later had you had you been planning this current show that you're now showing had been planning that one for last season or was this something that you all came came to a conclusion of showing a later this year. >> i would it was definitely not in the plan and. >> which goes to show that sometimes, you know, commit fully to one thing that be open to because we and that

planning so many things along the way and as. as you know, regulations as safety is everything. we decided that we would announce show by show and broker season into 3 acts. and came out of. you know, we knew we were getting close to being able to have a live audience. but we weren't sure you. and then this piece came to light and it just felt like it was that well, it's not did not only felt like it, but it is the perfect time to be watching this particular show about the true story of jordan here she his his being a true american fighting for his rights during world war 2. and the japanese internment ship all the way up to the supreme and that's what we're all about. and it's so great to have that story. even now, i just we didn't even realize right around 4th of july with a the stars are definitely a

line for you. >> tell us a little bit about the health guidelines that you have in place for tonight. >> we have requested that all of our patrons either are vaccinated and prepared to show proof. >> or that they get covid test within 72 hours of arrival when they arrive. our landlords were kind enough to let us have an retail space. that's downstairs that people will enter get their temperatures taken check in and then they come upstairs. we've every other row will be empty. the seats on either side will be empty and everyone will wear masks except for the actor. okay. so even if you are vaccinated and you show proof of vaccination. you're still asking those folks to wear masks indoors as well. >> we definitely are because. >> safety and there's, you

know, we have union regulations. we've got state regulations and for this particular show, we wanted to be as conservative as possible sure. and i'm sure that will be opening up a lot. sooner, you know, i mean, next tuesday as the big day. but for this show, we're going continue wearing masks and everyone that's come. seemed very appreciative that they felt safe because a lot of people haven't even gone outside or going out to anything social. so as you can from picture, some people take their masks i that's the way that we decided to go with this one. >> well, you're being responsible about this in. and since you are at reduced capacity. tell us more about the opportunities for people. >> yeah. what's great is what you've learned, how to do is also make films. so last week. >> we had the that.

>> play. it was not just last week but the last 3 shows 6 shows that we have died. we film it on the stage with 3 cameras and we cut it did it while we're doing it. so it's almost like it's like old television or actually probably exactly what you guys do for a living we've record that and we're going to drop that filmed version tonight for anybody that that is unable to make it to the theater. all right. well, again, this is hold these truths and its performs tonight at the san francisco playhouse. susie, really appreciate you joining us this morning and letting us know what folks can expect when they do come to the playhouse to watch these shows i mean, break a leg all the way. definitely you are on stage tonight for sure. >> thank you. thank you. and hopefully we'll see you at the

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