from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 13th and we've got a lot to talk about on sunday morning. but we do want to start with a check of the forecast. pretty foggy again today, just like repeat doesn't states forces tell us about rinse. repeat will do it again tomorrow morning to good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. yet fog and a little bit of coastal drizzle you know, if you're at the water's edge a little touch. there might be some wet roads a little bit until we get this really mixed out. everything like that. we do see tonight around the water's edge around the bay,

maybe a little stray shower working its magic overnight. just keeping this marine layer, thick and all that, hey, at least it's helping out the firefighting efforts as always, there's the golden gate bridge promise you it's there and it will be uncovered unveiled this morning. here's the fog mixing out as we approach the noon hour and then returning pretty quickly. even before sundown along the western edge before starts filling before really midnight in the central valley temperatures holding in the 60's right now. 65 antioch lower 60's up to the north bay. and that's pretty close to yesterday. not a degree or 2 above mid bay, meanwhile, is trailing by a few degrees. so the lowdown today will shake off these clouds as we approach the noon hour 73 by 11 by 2. it. 80 will keep some scattered clouds in the forecast and it looks ominous from this vantage point. they're done. looks like we will see maybe a few little bay area clouds lingering into the afternoon, forecast together in just a bit. well, marty. thanks, dave. big story this morning. we are just 2 days away from the state fully

reopening and covid-19 case numbers and death counts continue to fall. >> to date. more than 3 million people have covid-19 more than 62,000 have died from the virus. the good news is california is reporting less than 1000 new covid cases a day. now. >> so far more than 39 million vaccines have been distributed. >> governor newsome says that people getting getting people vaccinated was a big reason why california's able to move forward with a full reopening california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america, which is significant. when you consider the size and scale of our safe, the density in this state. i bring that up for no other to then express my gratitude and appreciation to millions of californians that took. the opportunity to get vaccinated. and as a consequence to put california. in the position we are today. >> health officials say testing will become an

important tool to prevent outbreaks after this reopening and recommended testing for anyone with symptoms regardless of vaccination status or recent infection. >> testing is also recommended for unvaccinated people in close contact with someone who's been potentially was potentially been exposed to covid-19 or who may spend time indoors around many unmask people regardless of symptoms. >> meantime, cal osha is getting ready to figure out new rules for the workplace state health department has made some updates to its health orders. >> and here are the changes that are going to take effect in just 2 days masks are not required in most public settings for those people who are fully vaccinated, but keep in mind that masks are required for unvaccinated people in most indoor public places and businesses. also vaccine vetiver verification or negative testing 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 someone to show vaccination proof or simply requiring everyone to wear a mask now, even with all these rules mask will still be required on public transportation. also indoors in k through 12 schools along with child care settings as well. also health care settings, jails and homeless shelters. >> we have all this information for you because it's a lot to take in. we have it on our website at kron 4 dot com just put your phone scanned, the qr code that you see on your screen and it will take you directly to our covid-19 section. and happening today more in-person graduations taking place across the country in the bay area. that's right here in the bay area. the stanford class of 2021 getting ready to walk across the stage this morning. kron four's camila barco. >> live at stanford with all the details. good morning. camila.

>> good morning all morning. so it's a big day here at stanford university behind me is a graduation ceremony set up like the ones that we use to see before the pandemic even started. now, if i pan over here, you can see that the chairs have been placed and the stage has been set up. workers are currently putting the last few. touches before the gates opened. but there's a lot of steps guess need to do before they even step inside the stadium. the first thing is everyone attending today must have registered if they did will not be allowed in the school has also set up an early health check insight. that means students will need to show proof that they are either fully vaccinated or a covid negative test. people who do not show any documentation of their covid results will not be allowed inside. now, seating is limited this year because of covid each student is allowed to have either excuse each student is allowed to have to

cast and all seating is a sign masking face. coverings are required unless you're eating drinking or taking a quick picture. but for the people who can not make it to the ceremony the school is live streaming. the entire ceremony said the ceremony. it is coming to in-person graduation ceremonies are coming back to life. but of course, there are some covid safety protocols that mean to happen before everyone is allowed inside now 2 days ceremony begins at 9.30. every with the gates will open at 7.30 the students should be arriving shortly. now. marty, back to you. >> it's going to be really fun for you to see people together with their families, even though it's not as many as they normally would what a happy day. beautiful thing. thanks, camila. >> well, still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news has city officials prepare to vote on the upcoming richmond residents are calling on the city to defund police department. we'll find out where they want the money to go in step. plus, a massive

fire broke in broke out at the open recycling plant. we have the latest on the firefight and the cleanup. coming up. also, catalytic converter threat. thefts continue to rise across the state will find out what police are doing to catch. thieves will have to catch. thieves will have that coming up. overwhelmed by the ups and downs of frequent mood swings of bipolar i? ask about vraylar. some medicines only treat the lows or highs. vraylar effectively treats depression, acute manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i in adults. full-spectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms with just one pill, once a day. elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements, which may be permanent.

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rebuild a school playground that's been neglected for more than 30 years in the east bay, franklin elementary school in oakland has what many call one of the most hazardous playgrounds in the city. so the curries are lending their star power to help finish rebuilding it. they teamed up with the oakland unified school district along with 2 other foundations to ensure that when students return from distance learning they will be greeted by this new playground. >> my but also for any kids to find self discovery confidence. you know, it let loose we are a lot about yourself by being active. this competition just having fun. so this provides safe spaces for kids to do that. >> well, the students also helped out as well by choosing different designs and colors for their brand new playground. >> nearly 3 million dollars of guaranteed. income is coming to east oakland families council lauren taylor and try

to read joined with community partners to hand out flyers to people eligible for phase one of the oakland resilient families guaranteed income pilot 300 eligible families will be randomly selected to receive an additional $500 a month for 18 months. heidi. >> okay, we're still looking at this fog hanging around the bay a little bit. that should mix out to mostly sunny and back into the business of the 80's for the inland valleys maybe a little token bay shower going on for tonight. but getting hot into next week. a look at forecast in just a bit. lowe's is home to value. that's why we're introducing the lowe's price promise, with competitive prices everyday. if you find an exact product from a

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>> like driving over the bay bridge from the east bay this morning. it was really socked in could barely make up the sign saying dense well, and here's the thing, though, that dense fog is going to really do us. well, i think just having a little bit of moisture in the air leading into what is going to be a really hot week on tape. yeah. protected by the middle of the week. those temperatures and little be pushing beyond 100 and maybe beyond one. '05, as well. when you get to contra, costa county and the solano county. that's where the usual he spikes a usually hover out a little bit. >> nice to have this fog around to as a fire repellent as well. there it is in the east bay shoreline. as you can see, and that's also at the coast to expect tonight, a little bit of a repeat of 7 drizzle going on, not just places like the golden gate. but if you're near water and all that means the bay, the coast you might see a little

bit of that drizzle going on in the dead night. that clear out as soon as the sun joins us. those temperatures lower to middle 60's picking up the east bay antioch 67 livermore about 61 on balance. we're looking for temperatures to be pretty close to what they were from yesterday that the inland might be a little bit variation here near the coast. let's go and do this here on future cast for an uptick lee. real exciting. but it does show you a little bit of that drizzle. that's kind of hanging around here. it's not quite the rain event. like. we like my stratus rain overnight. but at least it's here, the fog is checking in now as we get into tuesday morning now overnight monday we're going to see too much development, egregious tuesday morning or in the monday night. so we'll start tuesday off a little bit more on that. the clear side comparatively speaking there's tuesday morning by 05:00am. we don't see a lot around the bay here. so it'll be mostly sunny to start things off already and you'll start feeling that heat inland as early as about wednesday. here's the future cast winds that we have that breeze going on inland. we'll see the same thing happening

on our monday into the afternoon hours. pretty good coverage this go around. you can see it along the north bay peninsula and off to the east bay as well. so the lowdown on what we have going on the shot again, the east bay shoreline, the fog mixing out the morning fog will give way to scattered bay area clouds. so when you get inland, you may not see as much of this going on here. mild temps 70's of the bay 80's inland. we could dig it early in the week there mild monday warming on tuesday. this is when inland going start feeling those numbers move in and the heat spikes with us by wednesday through friday. that means temperatures 100 plus will not heard of an 80's will have a cover. the bay, even some 90's poking out here and there in the usual suspected areas fremont a little bit of that. you might see that to the south like that. then after this. the inland areas will start to relax a bit. but we might start to see some lofty 90's as late as next weekend. 67 san francisco 71 for oakland again, some bay area scattered clouds 78 going on san jose across the wider bay.

there. we see the temperatures in the lower 80's off to the east bay up in the north bay here. pretty much behaving themselves in the upper 70's and 78 san jose, of course, coming up in a bit. we'll check out that 4 zone forecast and the extended as hot as it will be martino. well, all right. thanks a lot. back to the news this morning. the g 7 held in the uk for the past couple of days is just wrapped up and world leaders of agreed to send more than 1 billion covid vaccines to poor countries around the world. that's right over the three-day summit. world leaders also agreed to make huge corporations pay their fair share of taxes and. >> they plan to tackle climate change with a blend of technology and money. president biden also pushed other g 7 leaders to stand up to china and its labor practices. ashley ketz has more. >> president biden meeting saturday with french president emmanuel and german chancellor angela merkel hoping to persuade the european leaders to create a more unified economic fun to compete with

china and urging them to call out beijing more forcefully for its alleged human rights abuses today. the g 7 leaders unveiled a new infrastructure plan for the developing world, a plan which aims to compete with china's trillion-dollar belt and road initiative we have to face hand prices. >> time and them. and for all this issue is what we need is cooperation, though. president biden's campaign to get g 7 members to confront china. >> over its forced labor practices has been largely co-signed by canada. the uk and france. senior administration officials say that germany italy and the eu are more hesitant to take on china directly. and i think it's great to have them. the u.s. president. >> a lot of the and the they willing to to to cooperates. and i think that's. what you what you did was treat is a leadership. it's been the

chief and then and we do appreciate. and i think you can leave regrets in schools the meanwhile, thousands of protesters have descended on cornwall, england. demonstrators have taken on a range of issues from climate to vaccine equity release and how, you today the funding help fox 8. the world. on sunday, president biden wraps up the three-day g 7 summit. >> from there he heads to brussels for summit with nato leaders. his first as president of wednesday. he'll be with russian president vladimir putin in geneva, switzerland. putin says he hopes he can work with the biden administration. >> president biden, of course, is radically different from trump becomes president biden is a career. matt. he spent virtually his entire adulthood in politics. it is my great hope that yes, there are advantages some disadvantages

hit there not be any impulse base movements africa sitting us president. >> ashley ketz. well, youtube has suspended the account of wisconsin senator ron johnson over video. it says spread misinformation about the covid-19 pandemic. according to the video encourages people to use hydroxychloroquine a spokesperson for johnson says the video is from a virtual event that the senator hosted the suspension is expected to last just a week. johnson says the platform has, quote, accumulated too much unaccountable power. well, we have another case of an unruly passenger on board an airliner of this time of flight from los angeles to atlanta had to be diverted to oklahoma city. >> after a scuffle broke out on board the plane. >> delta airlines says one of its off-duty flight attendants took control of the inner calm on friday leading to this fight, crew members and other passengers were able to subdue the man after he assaulted 2 flight attendants and said he was going to take the plane

down. >> well, a passenger said the man was wearing a helmet along with elbow and knee pads. the unruly passenger was arrested after the plane safely landed in oklahoma city. a flight attendant. >> made an announcement over the loudspeaker. and so everyone, please take your and get ready to put on auction mask and then attempted to open the door. the plan, the pilot, the main announcement and said all able-bodied men, please come to the fore. there's an emergency. >> come to the front. >> well, this latest incident comes just one day after another delta flight from los angeles to new york was diverted to detroit because of a disruptive passenger. >> the faa says there been nearly 3,000 reports of unruly passengers this year. and we'll be right back.

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giants. there's a base hit to left and driving in a run. the nationals would answer with another run. but that would do if the giants win it 2 to one next game is this morning at 10:00am from washington, dc. >> bit of a more traditional nine-inning game for the a's just beating up on the royals on saturday already up big in the 8th not sky bolt with his very first ever major league home run. still in that same inning. matt olson actually ends going deep in the opposite field how there goes the a's won this one easy 11 to 2. >> now back to the news about one year ago richmond residents called on the city to defund its police department and to reallocate money to community resources. now the city council is just weeks away from voting on the city's budget for the next fiscal year. kron four's, phillipe djegal reports from richmond where the community rallied for fewer funds for cops. >> as it stands the richmond

police department makes up close to 40% of the city's budget and community leaders and organizers of rally outside city hall saturday com say that's too to see the city investing in community and not investing policing. the police structure. you city that's caring about the people that care about the community, they care about the use of other things to mock the city's re imagining public safety community task really says it just made its recommendations to the council. reducing its initial proposal to reallocate 10.3 million dollars from the police department to its most recent suggestion of 6.3 million dollars in cuts. the task force as the latest plan will avoid layoffs but would eliminate vacant positions and reduce overtime. i'm happy with the direction that we're earlier this month. police chief besa french telling kron 4, she worried drastic cuts would make the city less safe. agreeing, though, that investing money from other resources. >> into community programs

would be beneficial in the long run. the police department says it is already struggling to hire officers. adding that talk of defunding the agency has led to low morale. i don't want to just see investment go to policing our communities. i also want to invest in the community itself. councilmember willis supports the task force's proposal to use police money to address gun violence prevention mental health homelessness and you can and the council meets to vote on approve the budget before july in richmond, phillipe djegal all kron 4 news and big money. >> we'll be right back.

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and now the first-ever rear-mounted front-impact airbags. all in the hope that you never need any of it. morning. welcome back. take a look at what's outside the picture window ice and foggy there. that's transamerica. parents can't see because we do have a good. >> thick layer of fog here across the city this morning. i i think that it's a good thing that we've got a little bit of moisture in the air because we know it's going to get really, really hot later this it's going make a big difference later on. today, right now it's just little bit of a nuisance but it it since yeah. it's going stick around for a little bit this morning. a day. >> yeah, good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. by the way, probably by tuesday morning or so we won't have this intrusion of fog in the morning like we've been seeing as we get ready for this next heat spike coming our way in

the short term period. however, looks like maybe some cheese little showers going on tonight. you see that line up towards the north. yeah, that's a little front that's going to drop on south and has to form that we've seen most of the real rain actual be up north, but we'll get some sprinkles and around the bay and the coast. it looks like and we'll also get the fog reading this monday morning. there you see it from the east bayview shot east bay shoreline. and then meanwhile, here's the bay bridge toll plaza with our forecast at 73 at 11 by 2 word about 80 gonna see still some 80's popping in the east bay, solano county and some spots up to the north bay so that fog mixes out pretty quickly. as you can see by 10:00am, mostly handled very handsomely. it comes back in full force spilling into the sacramento valley already by midnight it looks like it's last probably day that we'll see that happen, though. there you see the stronger winds at work there on the far east bay for now off to the delta temperatures in the 60's over most of the real estate 56 for san francisco 57 for half moon bay. it's a touch cooler across midday little warmer,

though, elsewhere. we're going to check in your 4 zone forecast. and that extended coming up in a bit. martino. well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. in the east bay. there was a massive fire at an oakland recycling plant on saturday. it took 55 firefighters to battle the 3 alarm fire that sent black smoke into the skies in the east bay. >> at least one firefighter was injured in kron four's. gayle ong has more now from the scene. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pile trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home a friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screen that my friend at the plant was on fire. they have gigantic piles of trash that are out front in their yard. and i ran up to my to grab my cats. in case i had to be out in a minute's notice burns lives directly across the recycling plant where the fire broke out oakland. firefighters responded to the area of 10th and wood streets

around 2 saturday afternoon, oakland police was called to help direct traffic away from the fire video from the citizen app shows the large plume of smoke billowing out from the pile it took about 55 personnel to get it under control. >> says there have been fires in the neighborhood before. >> but as always, worried about the recycling plant. i am not going to able to sleep tonight because that pile is just the top part has burned. it's like a tire fire just keeps burning and burning and small during so they have 20 feet to and i'm worried about tonight. is it going to reignite. i know they'll have fire standing by all night. but i'm not going to sleep about this. i'm really worried. >> crews will remain on scene to monitor hot spots. burns tells me his neighbors heard fireworks at the time of the fire. the cause is under investigation in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay a 12 year-old girl. now in custody accused of starting 4 fires in

berkeley on friday. the first one was a grass fire on love arena road neighbors put it out before. fire crews arrived. aashort time later, another grass fire was reported on a walking path nearby. that one was just very close to love road. now while working on that fire crews responded to a fire in a pile of dead leaves. >> the 4th was a structure fire on cedar streets. no injuries reported in that one. >> here's a look at just how close all of those fires were to one another. still no word on the exact charges. this young girl will now be facing. >> a lack of rain is prompting city leaders in healdsburg to declare a drought emergency. the city says during the emergency, everyone in this us turn off sprinklers and irrigation systems and the ban applies to all residential commercial and industrial customers in the city as well. also to help with the lack of water. the city is limited residential water usage to 100 or rather 2.74, gallons per person per day commercial

users are being forced to cut back as well on their wanted you water usage by some 40%. >> as part of an effort to conserve water sonoma and marin counties handed out water saving kits. some of the items included a bucket low flow shower heads a timer and a self closing garden hose nozzle officials say with the russian river watershed in a historic drought every drop of water helps leaders have adopted plans that call for water conservation. now we do have on kron 4 dot com. some information and tips to prepare for wildfire season. use your mobile device to scan the qr code that you see on your screen right here. you'll be directed straight to that web page. >> now to an ongoing crime that's becoming more and more common here in the bay area. it's the theft of catalytic converters yeah. feeds are stealing catalytic converters for the precious metals that are inside a converter can be worth anywhere from 125 to

$500 a piece. and in southern california. police are taking preventative steps that could get catalytic converters that might be stolen in the future returned to their owners. they are catalytic converters. so if someone does seal them, they're easier to find and bring back to the car's owner. the individuals were involved in stealing these cadillac converters are song them causing significant damage. well, over a $1000 on the average, which is a felony >> there is no identification information on catalytic converters right now. when you buy a car. so police are hoping that by etching license plate numbers into the converters. it will be easier to charge the thieves in court. >> and coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news. if you're looking for a place to visit this summer. that's close by. you might want to check out the monterey peninsula. we're going to take a tour and destination, california. that's coming up.

this unplugged device is protecting our beautiful coastlines and more. put off chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm to help keep our state golden. >> good morning. welcome back with summer just around the corner. we're launching our destination. california series. so this morning we're highlighting the monterey peninsula kron four's. rob fladeboe is our tour guide. >> the author robert louis stevenson said it is the greatest meeting of land and water in the world. but there is so much more to the monterey peninsula. >> you can come to see the

peaches redwoods in big sur, incredible hiking outdoor adventure. we have the monterey bay so kayaking year around whale watching. there's just so much to see and do the monterey bay aquarium. cannery row and big long favorite destinations all within easy driving distance from around california. locally can come from san jose san francisco. you can even drive up from l a. >> it's one of the best, the most scenic drives in the country. you have highway one cannery row, of course, was immortalized by the author, john steinbeck who wrote cannery row and several other books set in and around monterrey. the starting catcher is, of course, like this one long gone. but the fishermen are still here and so is the seafood. >> try the calamari at fisherman's wharf or tour. the harbor in a kayak. >> pacific grows lovers point is right next door. the 17 mile drive leads you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's ocean avenue. don't miss the carmel mission and of

course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> sign me up. if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you to our destination. california section. it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. and once you get there, you'll find stories like the changes at yosemite since the pandemic and also how to sign up your kids for horseback riding in bakersfield. dave. >> all right. we're looking for temperatures to be on the mild side. it looks like some lower 80's off to the east face. upper 70's going on up in the north. they enjoy this because

>> well, during the covid shut down some of our favorite bay area restaurants closed up for good. but we are starting to see some new ones opening up and some really tasty new ones. kron four's vicki liviakis takes us to a new peruvian restaurant in this morning's dine and dish. it's a tiny spot with big flavors. harmony tie in san francisco's marina district is open for

business. >> having a good >> fresh made from the and grill. they call santa maria is the thing we all knew that he didn't feel. is the party hard and then could after also general manager can 0.2 with one favorite for shower. they call me case hour. >> i need to this sort japanese all the little can be seen. her neda is the new little sister of the upscale lamar on the waterfront while lamar is fish centric. the focus here is on the rotisserie pasture-raised chicken cooked over charcoal pit. >> okay, this for you. >> recall rise. we ticket. toriano lopez is from so of course, he makes a means of the that's a check that single >> is so life.

>> diners are treated the right play for murals by a bay area artist and in the back patio complete with living all of tree festooned with ribbons you can dine everything everything is great. but i saw mentioned double as everything being >> in san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> just not fair. i know 7.45 this morning may have me wanting us a i feel like a lot of people are going to really want a nice ice cold sangria later this later this week. definitely going to be triple digits in some day. >> yeah, we're looking for those inland areas to pop even a 105 is a possibility and we talk from basically can wednesday all the way through the early part of the weekend released by friday. right now. this morning we're dealing with this morning. fog yet again covering up the east bay shoreline. as you can see, although the sun is peering out in spots across the city. this is how we're starting the day. we're going to do the same thing probably tomorrow. look at the warm-up from the

standpoint of tahoe. 74 tomorrow by wednesday up to 88. oh, yes, even there, you won't be able to skate the heat. it looks like so there's that front in our backyard. this the short term forecast expected to drop south through the night tonight and that will give us a little opportunity. technically it's a little bit of lift to give us a little bit the way of some light sprinkles in and around the water's edge of the bay and the coast beyond that. don't expect much more from that. it will clear out by tomorrow morning. we go back to the sunshine temperatures somewhat mild. it's just a hiatus before things start warming up mid week. 62 santa rosa napa 68 in a bottle off to the east bay. we're looking at some upper 60's. but lower 60's light up the east bay shoreline 64 san jose. so we put into motion. here's a opportunities tonight. a few little rain showers most the traffic remains to the north. then the high pressure builds. what's interesting is just before right when this is happening on thursday. you see this surge from the flow pattern southeasterly pretty harmless and benign for right now. but if this were august

september when it does that kind of business that can open it up to the monsoon a little bit. that's not good. something we have to watch out for. when the summer starts waning. we're tempted to be walking into the monsoon season on the 15th of june. but it's sort like hurricane season starts june. 1st, whatever the real action is usually late in the season and this can produce high level thunder showers. we went through that last year. you may recall that caused a lot of problems. so hopefully we won't have issues with that. it looks like another highs tries to build early into the following week, although we don't see numbers moving as much as they were this week. let's hope that holds 2.67 san francisco to the coast will do 65 day. the city half moon bay about 63 by the way, these numbers don't appear to be jumping as much as up in the north bay a little bit along the coast. so maybe perhaps around in the wind flow pattern to help out at the coast there lower you can see along the bay side. 75 foster city palo alto, 78 even though the santa clara valley only scratching at about 80 or so

78 for san jose santa clara at 79 cupertino at 80 east bay shoreline to the south, mid 70's and waited for a couple days now. lower 80's for tri valley 81 for walnut creek conquered icu that raise you 20 by wednesday 67 for berkeley and 67 vallejo 82 way to wednesday 78 for napa and 78 santa rosa with upper 70's. as we head down south. here it is in the seven-day forecast. we've got to 97 going on by wednesday. one o to thursday friday 98 but plenty of locations will be 100 plus starting as early as wednesday. meanwhile, on the bay side, we might start to see potentially lower 90's might did develop to build there a little bit and at the coast, some spots will be in the lower 70's. so we'll put a 70 on there for thursday. but again, half moon, bay and so forth. upper 60's at that martino. well. okay. dave, well, one way to beat the heat, of course. and now that

they're open to the movie theaters. and if you're a fan of musicals, you may love what's on the big screen we're talking about hamilton creator lin-manuel miranda's latest project expected to bring in big crowds theaters across the country. that's right. dean richards is taking a closer look in this weekend's movie review. >> like some washington heights up at the little talk got a great at the crack of sing while way down on, say a good morning. >> a 3 year plus of delays because of the pandemic. the perfect movie to get you back into theaters has come in the heights. put lin manuel-miranda on the map as a performer and writer way before he ever took his shot with hamilton. the movie version of in the heights. his award-winning broadway musical jumps off of the screen. introducing us to life in manhattan's washington heights neighborhood. it's deeply dimensional characters looking for something better for themselves and for their loved ones. it's an uplifting story

that was centered in life and culture. really is about every culture with an explosion of energy, vibrant colors in a fiery sauce and b pop and hip-hop music. >> so signature to miranda's now famous style made even more electric thanks to director john shoes, considerable creativity. >> this impressive cast led by former hamilton star anthony ramos will draw you into their souls and with the with their charisma and spot-on song and dance in the heights is easily the best film of the year so far. and with its pg 13 rating winds up being perfect for everyone in the family. it's a dean's list a plus in theaters now and also on hbo, max strictly for the kids is peter cottontail to the runaway a superior follow-up to the 2018 predecessor. james corden is back as the voice of peter wanders away from the family gets mixed up with the bad pack of animals. it's sweet at times self of facing at times

and harmless entertainment all the time. a dean's list b minus only in theaters. >> you're not crazy. >> exclusively on paramount. plus there's mark wahlberg's latest infinite story of a secret society of people can recall their past lives. the tortured soul. evan is thought to be schizophrenics every time he dies or gets killed. the reemergence basically an action movie with a reincarnation thing. she would tell a for costars. it's rated pg. 13. >> i know what this place is already breaking records for viewership on disney. plus, is the new marvel spinoff series loki centered around the brother of the mighty thor slash mythical god of mischief. >> that takes place after the events of avengers endgame when wilson is added to the mix here episode. one is streaming. now they'll be a new one. every wednesday for the next 6 weeks. i hope you have a great weekend in

chicago. >> and dean richards. okay. we've talked about how dean is a very hard great. gave the heights in the heights yeah, a plus a plus i would have given it a b plus. oh, yes. only because i do feel like i mean, it's absolutely beautifully made the eyes. you can see the colors. the dance number. lee pop it's totally. >> you know, keep your attention the entire time. yeah, but i also felt like every time i thought, oh, this is what the story's about. you know, there are certain things that happened throughout lease on this is where the story's going. but then another story pops up. it's it's so it's more, you know, more so a story of this neighborhood and the entire community, not necessarily. and there's not necessarily an arc there. i don't think. but i mean, i totally enjoyed it the entire time. i watched it or call with a few on a friday night there during for pride night. it was it was a really, really fun. captivating story for

sure. yeah, i would have given it a b plus, plus. yeah. the reincarnation story looks good. that reduce nation movie coming out in just one word yet. okay. that out. >> noel so tough for greater

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from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good morning. and thanks so much for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 13th and we started off a little foggy this morning. we are just a bit yesterday in the usual places, other places. plenty of sunshine. so it's the micro climates that work here as we like to dave spahr says that it's going to get really, really hot later this yeah. good morning. noel. marty, good morning, everybody. this morning, fog seems to be breaking a little bit in the city but around the bay in the coast at different story. it's hanging a little bit. we're going to trade that off for a little bit in the way of some light rain showers going on overnight around water looks like tonight. this little treat. >> before we clear on out for the balance of monday. here's the shot from the east bay shoreline. it's all covered up with the fog is in the mixing process. golden gate bridge. well, the towers are hiding this morning. a couple of hours to come out and say peek-a-boo. here's the

situation clearing out by high noon very well except along the coast and it spills back very quickly spilling into the sacramento valley. it looks like before the witching hour tonight temperatures in the 60's over a good piece of real estate. 56 san francisco 57 covering for half moon bay and pretty close to where we were yesterday, although a touch cooler in the peninsula in the east bay shoreline there at oakland 76. we'll do it by high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 80 for the inland valleys. they're just going to graze into the lower 80's. we're going to see some real movement going on by tuesday and even into wednesday to finish off the week. we'll have more on that forecast a bit. well, mardy. >> thanks, dave. big story this morning. we are just 2 days away from the state fully reopening and covid-19 case numbers and deaths continue to drop. >> to date more than 3 million people have covid-19 more than 62,000 have died from the virus. the good news is california is reporting less than 1000 new covid cases a day so far more than

39 million vaccines have been distributed here across the state and governor newsome says that people getting vaccinated is the big reason the right the state was able to move forward with a full reopening. california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america, which is significant. when you consider the size and scale. >> of our safe, the density in this state. i bring that up for no other to then express my gratitude and appreciation to millions of californians that took. the opportunity to get vaccinated. and as a consequence to put california. in the position we are today. >> health officials say testing will become an important tool to prevent outbreaks after the reopening and it's recommended testing for anyone with symptoms regardless of vaccination status, or recent infection. >> well, testing is also recommended for unvaccinated people who are in close contact with someone who has potentially been exposed to

covid-19 or who spends time indoors around many unmasked people, regardless of symptoms. >> the meantime, cal osha is getting ready to figure out new rules for the workplace. the state health department has made some updates to its health orders. >> and here are the changes that will take effect on june 15th on masks are not required in most public settings for those who are fully vaccinated. but keep in mind that masks are required for unvaccinated people in most indoor public spaces and businesses. also vaccine verification or negative testing are required for indoor mega events in the places where unvaccinated people need to wear masks, business owners or hosts have. >> a few different options. they can use the honor system for vaccination status. they can require someone to prove their vaccination status or they can simply require everyone to wear a mask now, even with all these rules masks will still be required on public transportation indoors in k through 12

schools and along with child care settings health care settings in jails and homeless shelters as well. now we have all of this information on our website at kron 4 dot com just pull out your phone scanned the qr code on your screen. it will take you directly to our covid-19 section. and happening today more in-person graduations taking place all across the country and the bay area. we love a good graduation here in the area. the stand for class of 2021 getting ready to walk across the stage this morning. kron four's camila barco live at stanford with more details. hi camila. >> good morning, so yeah, those graduation ceremonies we're used to seeing before the pandemic started are coming back. today's ceremony is being held here stand for his football stadium. and if you look behind me, you'll see that some of the chairs are out and the stage has been set up organizers are during the few finishing touches before the gate opened. but you're still a lot of steps students

and guests need to take before they come inside the stadium. so the first thing is everyone attending today must have registered the school had set up. also an early health check in sight. students and guests will need to show proof that they're either fully vaccinated or that they have a negative covid test. seating is limited this year because of covid each student is allowed to have 2 guests and all seating is a sign mask and face coverings are required unless you're eating drinking or taking a quick picture. >> but they're the school is also live streaming. the entire that for the people who can not make it to today's ceremony. the gate opens at 7.30, and students have already begun to arrive. but the actual celebrations begin at 9.30, here inside stanford's football stadium know. marty, back to you. >> what a big day it's going to be on the stanford campus. thanks a lot of camille for that live report. and coming

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>> good morning. we're back with a touching story from roseville near sacramento is the community gathered to give back to a local children who are fighting cancer early in the shot. x was therefore one big event put on by a brave little boy. that's a very big heart. >> a 5 year-old tyler richards a right in the pink cancer awareness, fire truck amid a group of loving supporters and first responders. >> our friends >> tyler was diagnosed with a brain tumor 3 years ago and although the family says his condition is terminal they're grateful for the love and support of various outreach groups.

>> and you tell what you have way job of a brain tumor. >> feel so blessed and just joyful today like these are the smile and the moments live from life's made out of. >> and tyler had lots of smiles which were shared by his family and their supporters. this special day. >> well, throughout the month of may tyler and his family have been collecting toys from all over. >> and today happens to be delivery day. >> i came up with the idea to get back. they wanted to get back to those who have helped smile and brighten their days. so the toys collected by tyler will be given to other kids like him and they're simply they were not alone in this

journey and that is our goal to make sure that the siblings felt loved that they knew they were important part of this journey and that the family had hoped. >> the richards family hopes to bring the same kind of hope to others as keaton's child cancer alliance had done for them. the alliance was formed by the parents of 5 year-old keaton rafael in his own or just the awareness of childhood specially brain tumors and in turn, those who have been there for the richards have also received help from tyler in their own healing my ken hansen who was behind the wheel of the king fire engine. of course, stay. i lost a 2014 23 to cancer. so. >> that's how i got into here giving back. so it's kind of. part of the healing is giving back. can you say thank its in roseville rowena shaddox fox 40 news.

>> coolest like temperatures around the bay this morning. so enjoy it while you can because in the next couple days it's going to change that's for sure. somebody is going to win the triple digits later this week. dave sphar has the full details for us and we're getting cool stuff and brought his body fog along with the right. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we're still dealing with this

near the water's edge. this is half moon, bay and. >> along the east bay shoreline a little bit as well, though, in the city, it looks like it's starting to mix out a little bit. we're going to go to a mostly sunny mode for a lot of locations. however, will still be dealing with some scattered clouds around the immediate bay area looks like for today. here's the shot from half moon bay. we swing in or out of the golden gate and still covering up the towers. yes, the lights on in the little bit of drizzle comes with that when you're near water. now tomorrow or rather late tonight. overnight looks like we'll get a few stray showers again concentrated around the water and then by dawn will do the same thing again. break this all out to mostly sunny by the mid morning hours right now. 70 antioch. we've got the mid 60's off to the east bay, lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline with mid 60's up towards the north on future cast for. well, basically that level moisture mixes out nicely. again for essentially a mostly sunny day took the inland. we take a look when goes on monday morning and get a few for stray showers mixes out nicely. we don't get that fog. encroach minute looks like in 2 tuesday morning. it

looks like that we've seen recently. that's the first sign of things to change. and you'll feel those temperatures really start bouncing and big time by the middle of the week. so we've got morning fog and scattered bay clouds going on today. mild temps with 70's covering the bay 80's inland going to be modest 80's to get a lower 80's all early in the week. looks like a mild monday warming up tuesday that will be inland. we're going to start jumping a bit and then by the mid to latter portion of the week. that's when the heat spike is in all locations will start to feel this except along the coast where we might still hold on to some 60's going on. although up in the north bay, we'll probably have lower 70's too. basically what we're talking about his 100 plus for wednesday thursday into friday for those very sensitive areas in eastern contra costa county, solano counties, and even into napa county, too, for today. 67 san francisco 71 for oakland 78 checking in for san jose. yes, lower 80's to be had. but lower 80's that not too terrible. upper 70's up to the north bay. so enjoy this relatively mild sunday as

things will be a changing as we get into next week. we'll check out your 4 zone forecast and that extended if you dare coming up morning, check change and all right. thanks, dave. all month long. san francisco is celebrating pride month. >> and the san francisco giants are showing their support in a number of ways. oracle park hosted 2 movie nights this weekend for us of pride and kron four's amanda hari was there and she has more from the sold-out event. >> so many of us building that oracle park. it was truly an amazing thing hear yet to the see them dancing together to see here for the dice on bikes. it really start to make us feel like temps coming back to la san francisco pride. organizers caroline, why singer and fred lopez say they're so grateful to see all of these people lined up to celebrate pride. >> we started planning this a few months ago when things were much different and we weren't sure if this was even going to happen. but they say they work with the city o make sure they could do something safely. san

francisco pride frame line the nation's longest running lgbtq plus film festival. >> and the giants partnered to make this weekend. a reality, feeling connected and seen one another is so important to 12th is also 5 years since the pulse nightclub shooting. why singer says that puts the celebrathon in a different perspective. remembering calls reminder that it's really sad that there's been a lot of people don't want us to get it to give it em white says she's waited all year to be here with her friends. it would be my first pride that i've actually never celebrated and i've always wanted to be crime in san francisco flight says the experience didn't disappoint. it is honestly amazing. just looking at the decorations that they have out right now it's fantastic. >> well, you can find more pride stories on kron. 4 dot com. use your phone to scan

this qr code that you see on your screen. our pride page has stories from across the bay area and how people are celebrating and some special profiles on outstanding lgbtq. plus leaders and voices. >> and we have another case of an unruly airline passenger to tell you about this time on a flight from los angeles to atlanta that had to be diverted to oklahoma city because of a scuffle that broke out on board the plane delta airlines says one of its off-duty flight attendants. >> took control of the intercom friday which led to this fight crew members and other passengers subdued the man after he assaulted 2 flight attendants and said he was going to take the plane down. >> a passenger said the man was wearing a helmet along with elbow and knee pads. the unruly passenger was arrested and the plane safely landed in oklahoma city. flight attendant. >> made an announcement over the loudspeaker. and so everyone, please take your and mask and then attempted to open the door. the plan, the

pilot, the main announcement and said all able-bodied men, please come to the fore. there's an emergency. >> come to the front. >> well, the latest incident comes just one day after another delta flight from la to new york was diverted to detroit because of a disruptive passenger. >> the efa us has there been nearly 3,000 reports of unruly passengers this year. well, as the u.s. is facing more cybersecurity attacks. lawmakers say the country needs to bolster its defense to fend them off. our washington correspondent basil john reports. congress is calling for more cyber protection. >> with the increase of cyber attacks throughout the country. lawmakers are looking into what legislative action can be taken to fend off these attacks. >> this is a question of aggressively pursuing protection against cyberattacks. new york congressman brian higgins and other lawmakers say the u.s. can not let cyber attacks continue throughout the country. the ability for outside interests. other

countries inflict damage. >> americans and american economy is very, very real as the new york city subway in colonial pipeline fall victim to the cyber attacks. congress wants to beef up security. the best way that you can do that is invest in cybersecurity. >> and encourage businesses to do the same. virginia democratic senator tim kaine says he and his colleagues are working on legislative solutions. you're going to see cyber investments and defense bill and i also think you're going to see it as an increasing. >> priority in the infrastructure discussions that we're having lawmakers on both sides of the aisle also want president joe biden to put the pressure on vladimir putin to stop cyber attacks. cyber attacks come from russia. >> i can guarantee you president putin knows exactly what's going on. kansas republican senator roger marshall says the u.s. cannot be complacent when it knows where these attacks are coming from. these communist the country's the cyber attacks are encouraged. i think that

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right there in jersey number 10 is denmark's star player christian eriksen few moments after you see him there collapsed erickson received chest compressions and heart massage is there was the real concern that he wasn't going to make it. fortunately, his condition didn't improve he was awake as he was leaving the stadium to go to the hospital. once there. his condition was deemed stable. the game was suspended for about 90 minutes when it did restart finland would score the game's first and only goal. >> we're talking baseball this morning. the giants and nationals playing 2 games yesterday and 14 innings on saturday. but then they needed one more washington when the first game to nothing in the second game. remember, this is only a seven-inning game. it was a scoreless tie or so. it's on to the a's, which is considered extra-innings in double headers. that's when the giants bats woke up just a bit as lamont wade junior drives in the giants first run of the entire day that would be followed by wilmer flores

who would come up and he would drive in another run with an rbi single to left. >> and that would give the giants a 2 to one lead and they held that was the final 2, 1, giants next game in about an hour and a half at 10 o'clock. this >> a more traditional nine-inning game for the a's meanwhile, beating up on the royals saturday already a big in the 8th and that was sky bolt with his very first ever major league home run. congrats to him still in the same inning. it's not olson. winds up going deep to the opposite field there he goes. the a's won this one easy 11 to 2. >> and steph and ayesha curry spent part of their saturday helping to rebuild a school playground that's been neglected for more than 30 years. franklin elementary school in oakland has what many call one of the most hazardous playgrounds in the city. the curries are lending their star power to help finish rebuilding the playground they teamed up with oakland unified school

district and 2 foundations to ensure that when students return from learning from distance, learning. they'll be greeted by this new playground. >> i agree. and they also for any kids to find self discovery confidence. >> you know, it let loose we are a lot about yourself by being active. this competition just having fun. so this provides safe spaces for kids to do that. >> well, the students also helped out by choosing different designs and colors for their black and poor and new playground. and we'll be right back. stay with us. good

morning. welcome back. we've been taking a look at how the transamerica pyramid is slowly revealing we've got maybe another there. but there is a little bit of wind. you can see. so it will he know then of all way out. that's for you know. but dave starts, it's going to get really, really hot later this week. so it's kind of nice. they're getting a little bit of moisture right now. >> dave, are they are we seeing fog all over the place or is it just in these coastal areas right now, it's pretty much near waters. we're looking at it. yeah. it will mix out in the next couple of yielding maybe some leftover scattered clouds around the bay. >> but inland. we're going go back to the mostly sunny drilling, a will repeat this probably tomorrow. but by

tuesday we won't see as much the way of fog intrusion. as we also see warmer temperatures. by the time we get the middle the week, particularly right now, all the big board that we see a little front up towards our north will help facilitate not only the fog but some drizzle going on for late tonight. here's the shot from half moon. bay. it's an improvement from what we had just last hour. you can see the ground fog is starting to lift as we see a little bit the way of some wet roads. you can see there around the bay bridge toll plaza 76 by high noon at 3. we're at 80 in looking some lower 80's. by the way, there's the fog that mixes out as we approach noon coming right back again in spilling in the sacramento valley in and around the witching hour. current wind show a little bit of an onshore flow. it's mostly pronounced in the far east bay and up around solano county or bay temperatures mostly in the 60's, although a couple of 70's here and there. coming up in a bit. we'll check in the 4 zone forecast and the extended martina. well, all right, jay, thanks a lot. let's go to the east bay this morning with the cleanup continues after this massive fire that broke out. this

oakland recycling plant yesterday about saturday afternoon at set black smoke into the skies in the east bay and at least one firefighter was injured. kron four's. gayle ong has more now from the scene. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pile trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home a friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screen that my friend at the plant was on fire. they have gigantic piles of trash that are out front in their yard. and i ran up to my to grab my cats. in case i had to be out in a minute's notice burns lives directly across the recycling plant where the fire broke out oakland. firefighters responded to the area of 10th and wood streets around 2 saturday afternoon, oakland police was called to help direct traffic away from the fire video from the citizen app shows the large plume of smoke billowing out from the pile it took about 55 personnel to get it under

control. >> says there have been fires in the neighborhood before. >> but as always, worried about the recycling plant. i am not going to able to sleep tonight because that pile is just the top part has burned. it's like a tire fire just keeps burning and burning and small during so they have 20 feet to and i'm worried about tonight. is it going to reignite. i know they'll have fire crews off standing by all night. but i'm not going to sleep about this. i'm really worried. >> crews will remain on scene to monitor hot spots. burns tells me his neighbors heard fireworks at the time of the fire. the cause is under investigation in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay a 12 year-old girl now in custody accused of starting 4 different fires in berkeley on friday. the first fire was a grass fire was on love or at a neighbors put it out before. fire crews arrived. a short time later, another grass fire was reported on a walking path, very close to la parada

road while working that fire crews then responded to a fire in a pile of dried leaves. >> and the 4th was a structure fire on cedar streets. fortunately no injuries reported in that one. >> here's a look at just how close all of those fires were to one another. they're still no word on the exact charges. this young girl will now be facing. >> and now to the north bay this morning. santa rosa fire crews trying to figure out what sparked a house fire friday night. it happened on peterson way. one person was home at the time. an escape through a back window but was not hurt. and lack of rain is prompting city leaders leaders in healdsburg to declare a drought emergency. the city says during the emergency, everyone must turn off their sprinklers and irrigation systems. the ban applies to all residential commercial and industrial customers in the city also to help with the lack of water. the city is limiting residential water usage to 74 gallons per person

per day commercial users are also being forced to cut back their water usage by 40%. >> as part of an effort to conserve water sonoma and marin counties have handed out some water saving kits. some of the items include a bucket. >> low flow shower head a timer and a self closing garden hose nozzle officials say with the russian river watershed in a historic drought every drop of water helps leaders have adopted plans that call for water conservation. >> now on to an ongoing crime. this becoming more and more common in the bay area. we're talking about the theft of catalytic converters, right thieves steal catalytic converters for the precious metals and side a converter can be worth anywhere from 125 to $500 piece. another pretty pricey in southern california. police are taking preventative steps that could get catalytic converters that might be stolen in the future returned to their owner either. at catalytic converters. so if

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>> good morning. welcome back 8.43 time to talk a little weather. >> we're hoping that this fog kind of clears out. if we want to do a little sunday hike or something today. let's find out what dave says about day. we're going to have fog all day. >> no will say this makes out into the afternoon. they'll be some scattered clouds and around the bay. but the inland areas will turning to mostly sunny mode. >> half moon, bay still working at a kind of overcast to start things off as it is around the water's edge. just about everywhere that will be the case again for tomorrow. and then things clear up a little bit more so into your tuesday even mornings. here's a look at what happens in tahoe. they're warming up to go to skate that their 78 by tuesday 88 by wednesday. so, you know, it's really start to warm up in all locations on our big map. we have that front up towards the north. it's going to drive a few little showers in and around the immediate. big one on for

tonight. overnight and very early tomorrow being left with some fog yet again, most readings are holding in the 60's, 74 in a bottle in antioch. we see the mid 60's off to the east bay 66 for san jose. here comes that front with that little bit of a sprinkle opportunity. most the traffic remain to the north and we see the kind of a thrusting in coming in of some of that monsoonal moisture mid levels and higher levels of the atmosphere. now we say the monsoon the big rain you get like an indian. so forth in the southwest is not much that way. the big problem is you get lightning and sometimes you can get lightning without getting much the way of rain going on, too. so something we want to look out for as we approach the latter portion of the summer and into the early fall. thank goodness we don't see that as a problem right now, temperatures in your 4 zone forecast 67 san francisco will do about 64 pacifica 63 for half moon bay. a lot of a lower 70's going on here in the peninsula, 75 for foster city 78 for palo alto and in the south bay around 80 or

close to it. 84 for morgan hill got us about 82 does getting the warm-up, if you will, mid 70's in the east bay shoreline tri valley will do it about 80 77 going on for dublin, 81 for walnut creek 67 for berkeley at 67 but 82 for fairfield complements. a little bit of an onshore wind helping out. rose upper 70's heading down south. here we have in the seven-day forecast 90 tuesday. the going on by wednesday, maybe even warmer in some locations are hotter and we're going whole lot of that for the rest of the week. even the east bay shoreline starts to warm up getting around 90 or so in coastal numbers. we'll hang in the upper 60's with a couple token lower 70's. okay. over the decades. san francisco has become a hub for the lgbtq plus community and when celebrating pride. >> it's important to remember those trailblazers and their fight that led us here during this pride month. we're taking a look back at the evolution of the lgbtq plus community in

the city and pride throughout the years. kron 4 s taylor bisacky has the story. >> deep rooted in the fabric of san francisco's culture activism and visibility of the lgbtq community dates back to the gold rush in the mid 1800's a lot of your gender and that's always been. >> president in san francisco. it's regulated and criminalize since the middle of the 19th century. i creating a sense resistant politics. >> for people who are, you know, we might now call or trans historian filmmaker and gender studies professor mills college. >> susan stryker says this set the foundation for lgbtq people who moved west after world war 2. >> but the 1950's striker says san francisco was home to 2 of the largest national and advocacy organizations. but many more groups and individuals would follow. that

hasn't turned translated significant. >> political clout and disability. harvey milk is one of the most famous examples of that. but even before that and in the 1960 have put a trigger says it wasn't until 1972 that the city had its first official pride celebration, some of the early activists traced the history of kate middleton see and hear from cisco back to the formation of a group called vanguard or back to the compton's cafeteria. riot rather than the stonewall riots. the formation of groups like the committee the freedom. and it really wasn't until 1972 that you saw san francisco kind of getting on the bandwagon the pride bandwagon. this was only the beginning. the and trans community continue to call attention to intolerance and social conflicts, including groups like the sisters of perpetual indulgence incorporated, which formed in san francisco in 1979 when a

group of men dressed up as nuns to satirize issues of gender and morality there were people who, you know, resisted felt we were interfering with the agenda of assimilating the community assimilating. >> well, no, we are just we're being who we are and we using drag to us in service of the community. the sisters could be found at many of the human rights protests over the years. >> sister mary media says the nonprofit also played a large role in education during the aids crisis that group san francisco in the 80's a period that sparked the mobilization of other grassroots movements in the city. since then. she says the lgbtq community has helped to build a city that represents love embraces diversity and challenges the status francisco. it's always been a place that. >> come forces disturbed disturbs the comfortable. and

i hope that never changes in san francisco. taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >> and you can find more pride stories on kron 4 dot com. all you have to do is use your phone to scan the qr code that you see on your screen. our pride page has stories from across the bay area on how people are celebrating pride along with some special profiles on outstanding lgbtq plus leaders and voices. you find it all at kron. 4 dot com. we'll be right back.

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>> welcome back. 8.53 here on this sunday morning. we've got an unbelievable story for you out of massachusetts. a lobster diver was swallowed by a whale off the coast of cape cod on friday and somehow survived. that is so hard to he did so by eventually making his way out. now reporter don shipman, talk to the survivor. >> and shares his incredible story. it's an incredible story. he'll be telling for years. this is how you're going to go. michael. >> this is how you're going to die. and the mouth of the whale commercial lobster diver michael packard was about 45 feet deep in the waters off provincetown when he felt a bump and everything went dark.

the 56 year-old thought he was being attacked by a shark. then quickly realized it was a whale. why just going to like. run out air. and suffocated. is he going to swallow me. he managed to get his breathing apparatus back on then after 30 seconds the whale surfaced and spit him dislocated knee just a lot of soft tissue damage. my legs. i also was scared that i had maybe a diving injury from coming up too fast or. >> an embolism. when everything's good. the doctor says on good humpback whales are not aggressive. a whale expert at the center for coastal studies in provincetown told the cape cod times. >> that it was probably an accidental encounter. while the well was feeding on fish. >> i think we're both just kind of >> i can't imagine variance.

well, i mean, we've all seen it and pinocchio as our director is saying, you can call i mean, that's honestly what comes to your mind when you hear somebody being swallowed. >> by a whale. >> definitely not something i want to ever experience. i don't think we're cool that he got to new experiences. but you keep that to yourself, sir. and and and he looked genuinely stunned even a couple days later, though. yeah, having a hard time processing what he dealt with the fact that he was inside. >> a great large back. well, yeah. my goodness. all right. well, hey, how much is too much for ticket to space. someone's paying 28 what million dollars to ride with amazon founder jeff bezos and his brother into space. >> the seat is a part of an online auction by blue origin, which is the space company founded by basis. 28 million how well the name of the winner has not yet been released. the money will be used for a science and technology charity. >> that benefits kids so far. blue origins has a launch. some 15 test flights. but the first with humans on board. also to blast off on july 20th

from texas. safe all right. still ahead here in the next hour of the kron 00:00am morning news. we are just 2 days away from the state reopening. we've got all the details ahead. >> of the big day and all of the different rules regulations you need to know about. plus, it's graduation day at stanford university. we're going to show you how the students will celebrate finishing this unprecedented school year camila barco will be live with details and one of the big stories we're following. temperatures are going to skyrocket later this week, which means heightened fire danger got full details on the week ahead. just stick with us. >> proper morning news continues after the break.

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>> good morning, everybody. thanks for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it's sunday. june 13th talk about a lot of stuff this morning, including the fact that in just a couple of days. the state is going to re open. but there's still a lot of questions about when do i wear a mask has this all work allowed less than answers for you. yeah. we'll break it all dave spahr is breaking down the weather forecast for us, though. hey, dave. >> noel. marty, good morning. good morning, everybody. and checking off some of that morning fog and lee spots as we start to go into a mostly sunny mode for much of the bay. it will still be some scattered clouds lingering in and around the immediate bay area. what we've got going on is a warming trend coming our way. this is the shot from half moon bay. the coastal areas always very sensitive as we see the golden gate bridge is still shrouded in some of the fog as well. so that mixes out well before noon and returning in spilling into the central valley before midnight tonight. so we do see a couple little stray showers around the big one on for tonight. that will be nice little nocturnal shower. mid 60's

cover the east bay shoreline. we got lower 70's off to the far east. this is right now and that is a little warmer than we were this time from yesterday, although some of this fog will slow us down a bit. we'll see about 78 by 1 o'clock by 4.79 with some lower 80's to be had in eastern contra. costa county into solano county. well, morning forecast coming up in a bit. well, mardy. >> thanks, dave. big story this morning. we're just 2 days away from the state fully reopening and covid-19 case numbers and deaths are continuing to drop yet to date, more than 3 million people have covid-19 and more than 62,000 have died from the virus. the good news is california reporting less than 1000 new covid cases a day so far more than 39 million vaccines have been distributed across the state. governor newsom says people getting vaccinated was a big reason the state was able to move forward with a full reopening california has the lowest case rate in the united states of america, which is significant. when you consider the size and scale. >> of our safe, the density in this state. i bring that up

for no other to then express my gratitude and appreciation to millions of californians that took. the opportunity to get vaccinated. and as a consequence to put california. in the position we are today. >> health officials say testing will become an important tool to prevent outbreaks after the reopening. they're recommending testing for anyone with symptoms regardless of their vaccination status or recent infection. >> testing is also recommended for unvaccinated people who are in close contact with someone who has potentially been exposed to covid-19 or who spend time indoors around many unmasked people, regardless of symptoms. >> now. in the meantime, how osha is getting ready to figure out new rules for the workplace. the state health department has made some updates to its health orders. >> yeah. here are the changes that will take effect on tuesday. june 15th masks will not be 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 and vaccine verification or negative testing are required for indoor megan events now in the places where unvaccinated people need to wear masks. >> business owners or hosts have the following options. you can use the honor system for vaccination status. you could also require people to prove their vaccination status or simply require everyone to wear masks. >> even with those 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. somewhat confusing. we have all this information for you on our website at kron 4 dot com. you can just pull out your phone and scanned the code on your screen. it will take you directly to our covid-19 section. and happening today

more in-person graduations taking place across the country. that's right here in the bay area. the stanford class of 2021. >> getting ready to walk across the stage this morning. kron four's camila barco joining us live at stanford with more information. she's moved downstairs or you're graduating >> i wish i could relive those college moment because i miss college. but yeah, we're less than an hour until the celebrations kick off here. it's the first in-person graduation ceremony here at stanford university since the pandemic began. so the excitement is very high here for the students, the chairs around the state has been fed up. and if and if you can see behind me. but some people are already at the stands. but today's celebrations involved a lot of planning and safety protocols. everyone here in the stands had to register and secure their seats. the school also set up an early health check in sight before people were able to make it inside the stadium. students and guests need to show that

they're fully vaccinated or a negative covid test. people who did not show any documentation of the covid results are not allowed inside. now seating is limited this year because of covid restrictions. each student is allowed to have allowed to have 2 guests and all seating is assigned everyone here inside the city must wear their mask or some form of face covering a leicester eating drinking or just taking a quick picture. the school is also live streaming. the whole entire event for the people who can not make the ceremony. and i spoke to some students about today's celebrations. here's what they had to say. >> today means everything. i mean, we've gone through the past 4 years together and just build the celebrated all today in person after tough pass. hear it. we're all really thankful for it. i just think we're so grateful so much has been taken from us from this. whole pandemic. and we've lost so much time at stanford said have one last moment to all be together and celebrate our graduation. so special. so we're all very, very grateful. >> so again, this is the first

in-person graduation ceremony here at stanford. it's a little different compared to years past. but again, the students are so excited to walk across the stage and receive their diploma. the procession begins at 9.30. the graduation ceremony begins at 10:15am, know. marty, back to you. >> those kids going to that's kids for it's going to be able to bring those inner tubes down. there could be a little. >> i'm not exactly sure. i was thinking the same but if they are, that's pretty it will be a comfortable seat. yeah. camila. thanks. love. a live report from stanford. thanks for your hustle today. >> coming up in the kron 4 morning news has city officials prepare to vote on the upcoming richmond budget. residents are calling on the city to defund its police department. we'll find out where they want the money to go instead. and a massive fire broke out in oakland recycling plant over this weekend. we have the latest for you on that. and catalytic converter thefts continue to increase across the state. we'll find

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to defund his police department. >> and also to reallocate that money to community resources. now, the city council's just weeks away from voting on the city's budget. >> for the next fiscal year. kron four's, phillipe djegal reports from richmond where the community rallied for fewer funds for cops. >> as it stands the richmond police department makes up close to 40% of the city's budget and community leaders and organizers of rally outside city hall saturday com say that's too to see the city investing in community and not investing policing. the police structure. you city that's caring about the people that care about the community, it care about the youth and other things of time on the city's re imagining public safety community task really says it just recommendations to the council. reducing its initial proposal to reallocate 10.3 million dollars from the police department to its most recent suggestion of 6.3 million dollars in cuts. the task force as the latest plan

will avoid layoffs but would eliminate vacant positions and reduce overtime. i'm happy with the direction that we're earlier this month. police chief besa french telling kron 4, she worried drastic cuts would make the city less safe. agreeing, though, that investing money from other resources. >> into community programs would be beneficial in the long run. the police department says it is already struggling to hire officers, adding that talk of defunding the agency has led to around. i don't want to just see investment go to policing our communities. i also want to invest in the community itself. councilmember willis supports the task force's proposal to use police money to address gun violence prevention mental health homelessness and you can and the council meets to vote on and approve the budget before july in richmond, phillipe djegal all kron 4 news. >> and ago showing a little bit of fog leftover. here's the breakdown for you as we go

to the afternoon approaching into the lower 80's for those inland valleys. a look at your forecast coming up in just a bit.

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that meeting. >> president biden us president that the queen is welcome to windsor castle. now this meeting comes after the three-day g 7 summit in cornwall world leaders have among other things approved the dispersal of 1 billion covid-19 vaccines to some of the poor countries around the world. >> we will. have a little bit more on the g 7 summit in just a bit. it's a beautiful day there in england. nice and sunny, the president was wearing his sunglasses. he was greeted the queen, which we were has been a major for the call of this yet again in england. i'm sure that the tabloids will have a field day with that greeting the queen with the sunglasses. but there was no handshaking or much of the queen or at point so we see them. yeah, you can see them there out of the troops with a first lady doctor jill biden as well. we'll bring you more on this visit a little later on today. do want to get you a check of your forecast now, as we said, nice and

sunny there are not so as the forecast. i did what forget. it's later in the day out there to working nurse or still working on some of this fog. as you can see. good morning, everybody. there's half moon bay and still the. >> least the overcast sky appearances that will probably clear up a little bit by the late afternoon. but it'll take a while to for this clears out and we're seeing the same kind of process happen. >> around the get a golden gate bridge as well. we're dealing with that morning fog again, give it a few hours before that starts to lift off for us. we're going to see the same happen tomorrow morning, although we're going get a little bit the way some drizzle in around the immediate. they overnight temperature check lower 70's off to the east bay 66 for livermore mid 60's cover the east bay shoreline 67 for santa rosa now in future cast for again, the fog mixes out nicely for to for this afternoon. comes back again couple of stray showers y. the working by monday morning. we do the same process again mixing out for the afternoon. we probably won't see as much of the way this fog

redeveloping for our tuesday morning. it looks like as we go into very hot phase, a heat spike coming our way. but the middle to latter portion of this week ahead. this is the east bay shoreline and still fog an issue morning fog scattered bay clouds after that as we get into the afternoon hours, mild 70's for the bay 80's happening inland mild for monday warming up a little on tuesday. but everybody is really going to field for wednesday, thursday into friday. looks like for this week with 100 plus expected 80's for the bay. we may even top off to some lower 90's. we get to around thursday or so even in places like freeman. so for so that's a possibility here. high temperatures today 67 san francisco 71 for oakland 78 san jose. you can see, dramatically how the temperatures will change compared to what they're like for today's forecast. we're looking at some lower 80's in the far east bay. 78% rosa and napa. also for san jose peninsula. also looking at some 70's as well. we'll take a closer inspection of this in the 4 zone forecast and of course, check in to what's

going on for that heat spike in your long range forecast morning in the well, ok, dave, thank you. well, as we mentioned, the g 7 summit was just held in the uk wrapped up just a short time ago, world leaders have agreed to send. >> more than 1 billion covid vaccines to the poor countries around the world. >> over the three-day summit. world leaders also agreed to make huge corporations pay their fair share of taxes and they plan to tackle climate change with a blend of technology and money. president biden also pushed other g 7 leaders to stand up to china and its labor practices. ashley ketz has more. >> president biden meeting saturday with french president emmanuel and german chancellor angela merkel hoping to persuade the european leaders to create a more unified economic front to compete with china and urging them to call out beijing more forcefully for its alleged human rights abuses today. the g 7 leaders

unveiled a new infrastructure plan for the developing world. a plan which aims to compete with china's trillion-dollar belt and road initiative. we have to face hand prices. >> time and them. and for all this issue is what we need is cooperation, though. president biden's campaign to get g 7 members to confront china. >> over its forced labor practices has been largely co-signed by canada. the uk and france. senior administration officials say that germany italy and the eu are more hesitant to take on china directly. and i think it's great to have them. the u.s. president. >> a lot of the and the they willing to to to cooperates. and i think that's. what you what you did was treated at leadership. it's been issue and then and we do appreciate. and i think you can leave regrets in schools meanwhile,

thousands of protesters have descended on cornwall, demonstrators have taking on a range of issues from climate to vaccine equity release and how, you today the funding help fox 8. the world. on sunday, president biden wraps up the three-day g 7 summit. >> from there he heads to brussels for a summit with nato leaders. his first as president wednesday. he'll be with russian president vladimir putin in geneva switzerland. says he hopes he can work with the biden administration. >> president biden, of course, is radically different from trump becomes president biden is a career matter. he spent virtually his entire adulthood in politics. it is my great hope that yes, there are some advantages some disadvantages hit there not be any impulse base movements africa sitting us president. >> ashley ketz. >> other news this morning. we have yet another case of an

unruly airline passenger to tell you about this time it was on an off-duty flight attendant who became unruly yet happened on a flight from los angeles to atlanta. the flight had to be diverted to oklahoma city after the disturbance. delta airlines says one of its off-duty flight attendants took over the pa system on the plane telling passengers to prepare to put on their oxygen masks. active crew members and other passengers were able to subdue the man after he assaulted 2 flight attendants and said he was going to take the plane down well, passenger has also said that the man was wearing a helmet along with elbow and knee pads at the time the unruly passenger was arrested after the plane landed safely in oklahoma city. >> a flight attendant. made an announcement over the loudspeaker and said everyone please take your and get ready to put on auction mask and then attempted to open the door. the plan, the pilot, the main announcement and said all able-bodied men, please come to the fore. there's an emergency come to the front.

>> well, well, the latest incident comes just one day after another delta flight from la to new york was diverted to detroit because of another disruptive passenger. the f a a says there have been nearly 3,000 reports of unruly passengers just this year. >> we'll be right back with us.

>> it is time to talk a little bit of soccer. there was a denmark soccer star who collapsed on the field yesterday during the game between denmark and finland man in the jersey number 10 denmark star player christian eriksen is just a few moments after you saw him walking along the field. he collapsed erickson received chest compressions and heart massage is there are some real concern he wasn't going to make it. but fortunately his condition improved, he was awake as he was leaving the stadium to the hospital. and once at the hospital, his condition was deemed stable. the game was suspended for 90 minutes when it did restart finland would score the game's first and only goal party. >> talk a little baseball this morning. no. well, the giants and nationals playing 2 games in 14 innings yesterday than they needed one more in need

to solve thank washington won the first game to nothing. now in the second game. remember, only 7 innings in a double header. it was a scoreless tie in the 8th which is now in means the giants bats woke up abyss. that's lamont wade junior driving in the giants first run of the day and then we'll more full flores would follow that up with another rbi base hit. this one to left. that would give the giants a 2 to one win over the nationals in washington. their next game scheduled for about 30 minutes from now at 10:00am >> a more traditional nine-inning game for the a's beating up on royal saturday. already a big in the 8th and that was sky. both of his very first ever major league home run that probably felt really good. still in the same inning. matt olson ends up going to the opposite the a's ended up winning this one pretty easy 11 to 2. >> love that name that ball. he sure did. well, stephanie

mccurry spent part of their saturday helping will rebuild a school playground that's been neglected for more than 30 years. franklin elementary school in oakland has what many call them. one of the most hazardous playgrounds in the city. so the curries are lending their star power to help finish rebuilding it. they teamed up with oakland unified school district and 2 foundations to ensure that when students return from distance learning, they'll be greeted by a brand new playground. >> my but also for any kids to find self discovery confidence. you know, it let loose we are a lot about yourself by being active. >> this competition just having fun. so this provides safe spaces for kids to do that. >> and the students also helped out as well. they chose different designs and collars for that play crown could be right back.

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looking at here. i'm not really sure what camera this is perhaps mount might be sutro we're not sure because a lot trial here to trump. a lot of fog that >> that we're dealing with. but that is mount town there in the distance. you can kind of the peak there. but everything else kind of shrouded in the clouds and the fog that we've been dealing with this morning. >> and just like yesterday makes me want to think about jumping into that it's very soft. but you know, it's behind us now we can see it has cleared up in certain parts of the city. so that's good. dave says it's going continue to clear up today on day. >> yeah. those cables hang in there. i'm always fearful they'll be a guy climbing there going, you know, that just scares anyway, we've got going on. and good morning, everybody. we will see this clear out and we've got going on here is a little front or back yard here. now this is going to generate some showers going on a little bit overnight. nothing major, but just a little bit of a nocturnal showers. so somewhat roads potentially around the immediate bay. the water's edge for your commute very early tomorrow morning. this

is what it looks like from the shop in the east bay you can see some fog still lingering, but it looks like it's lifting from the ground a little bit. there. and as we take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we're checking in at 78 by 1 o'clock at fort 79. but they'll be some lower 80's to be had and our highs going on today, although somewhat muted compared to what's coming our way. later in the forecast period. so here's the fog back again tonight as you can see by a midnight. it's spilling in already the sacramento valley a bit. our winds. so to have them on shore. we'll see them kick up a little bit this afternoon here. temperature checks 73 for antioch 66 for livermore, 71 for concord. yeah, those spots are mild today. and right now, but they won't be later on we get to the middle of the week. we'll have your extended forecast bit and also check into the 4 zone as well. marty noel. all right. jay, thanks a lot. we'll head to the east bay this morning where the cleanup continues after a massive fire at the oakland at an oakland recycling plant yet broke out saturday afternoon and sent

black smoke into the skies in the east bay. at least one firefighter was injured. kron four's, gayle ong. how has more from the scene. >> all of that is on fire. the whole pile trash. this was the view from daniel burns is home friend of mine and i were sitting in our courtyard and a fire truck went by and i my gosh, hope that's not for us. and then when i looked up, i saw smoke. i ran back into the building screened at my friend at the plant was on fire. they have gigantic piles of trash that are out front in their yard. and i ran up to my to grab my cats. in case i had to be out in a minute's notice burns lives directly across the recycling plant where the fire broke out oakland. firefighters responded to the area of 10th and wood streets around 2 saturday afternoon, oakland police was called to help direct traffic away from the fire video from the citizen app shows the large plume of smoke billowing out from the pile it took about 55 personnel to get it under control. >> says there have been fires in the neighborhood before.

>> but as always, worried about the recycling plant. i am not going to able to sleep tonight because that pile is just the top part has burned. it's like a tire fire just keeps burning and burning and small during so they have 20 feet to and i'm worried about tonight. is it going to reignite. i know they'll have fire crews off standing by all night. but i'm not going to ep about this. i'm really worried. >> crews will remain on scene to monitor hot spots. burns tells me his neighbors heard fireworks at the time of the fire. the cause is under investigation in oakland. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> also in the east bay a 12 year-old girl now in custody accused of starting 4 different fires in berkeley on friday. the first one was a grass fire. it was on love or at a road neighbors did put it out for fire crews arrived a short time later, another grass fire was reported nearby on a walking path. while working on that fire crews responded to a fire in a pile

of dried leaves and then the 4th was a structure fire on cedar streets. >> no injuries were reported in that one. >> here's a look at just how close all of those fires were to one another. they're still no word on the exact charges. this young girl will now be facing. >> now to the north bay this morning where santa rosa fire crews still trying to figure out what sparked a house fire on friday night. it happened on peterson way. one person was home at the time and was able to escape through a back window and was not hurt. a lack of rain has prompted city leaders in healdsburg to declare a drought emergency. the city says during the emergency, everyone was turn off sprinklers and irrigation systems. the ban also applies to all residential commercial and industrial customers in the city also to help with the lack of water. the city is limited residential water usage to 74 gallons per person per day commercial users are being forced to cut back on water usage by 40%.

>> as part of an effort to conserve water sonoma and marin counties have been handing out some water saving kits. some of the items include a bucket low flow shower heads. timer and a self closing garden hose nozzle officials say with the russian river watershed in a historic drought. every drop of water is helping leaders have adopted plans that call for water conservation. >> right now. kron 4 dot com. you can find more information and tips to prepare for the wildfire season. all you have to do is use your mobile device to scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be directed to the website. >> and austin, texas 14 people were shot along the city's popular 6th street. 2 victims are in critical condition and police have one suspect in custody. according to austin's mayor, law enforcement is quickly closing in on a second suspect jayla washington from our sister station in austin has the very latest.

>> will definitely an extremely scary situation out here last night actually moose bar is where apd dispatch says the shooting first happened. now i can tell you i've spoken to several people who. really on edge trying to process what happened. >> multiple shots fired. scared bystanders running to safety. >> everyone on the ground. we can even comprehend what was going on at the time we the call came in just before one 30 saturday morning. i hear about. >> right now. we have a shot. shot police say 14 total were hurt. 11 taken to the hospital to in critical condition. we're told all were innocent bystanders. one witness even capture lot to give him cpr. >> lifesaving, texas. >> it's pretty surreal union.

we couldn't even fathom something like that would happen outside the streets. blocked off with crime scene tape for hours, but it will be days if not longer before those seeing this trauma close rest easy. again, we saw people on the ground, it it was definitely difficult to see the same people on the ground. people shot. guess jayla washington kxan news. >> it is an ongoing crime that's becoming more and more common here in the bay area. we're talking about the theft of catalytic converters. yeah. thieves steal catalytic converters for the precious metals that are inside down in southern california. police took preventive steps to get catalytic converters that might be stolen in the future returned to their owner photo journalist tee phil, i has more on that. >> is perfect. it's obviously not the entire motors population and we have to start somewhere you put the brakes some of these victims.

this is only form of all that is going to give myself goal few years. a lot of had to neighbors at that. there's still an. this is our first catalytic converter etching my name is mario escambia. >> i'm the public information officer for the buena park police department. death of kayla converse is on the rise. it's on a significant increase. what we're trying to do is trying to take a preventative effort in the license plate number assigned to the vehicle into the cadillac converters so that when law enforcement come across these kelly converters that appear to be stolen were able to actually go back in contact, a potential victim. >> the main reasons that we know why these collection barriers are sought out by criminals is they have precious metals inside of them. some of them contain rhodium rhodium can be a $25,000. an ounce.

>> individuals were involved in stealing these cadillac converters are song them causing significant damage. well, over a $1000 on the average, which is a felony crime there's no identification on the catalytic converter itself. >> the more cars that can be edge with license plate on to the catalytic converter, the easier. it will be for us to prove in a court of law when an individual is charge. >> all of these killer converter thefts, unfortunately are difficult to solve. thank you. we're trying our best to do our part in trying to curb or stop or at least be able to hold the people who are still he's kelly converge responsible for their actions. >> well, as we all slowly return to our post-lockdown lives. millions of people are also returning to the airports. the tsa says more than 2 million travelers made it through airport checkpoints saturday, likely signaling a travel industry rebound. agents say it's the first time since the pandemic. but the

number of people passing through checkpoints past that 2 million mark. that's a million and a half more travelers in the same day last year. still, when you compare that to prepandemic numbers in 2019. we're still not fully back to normal during the same day on that year, more than 2.7 million people passed through tsa checkpoints, other travel news. the fda is requiring updates to passenger and baggage weight estimates that airlines use to keep each flight with an airplane safety limits. each us airline must submit a plan by june 12th to which is today explaining which average wait for the passengers and baggage. phil hughes down to phones and clothing and how they estimated those weights. this comes as they report passengers are actually getting heavier. dave temperatures right now. are checking into the 60's for the most part are in and around the immediate face some lower 70's off to

>> good morning. welcome back. it was starting to see the skies clear just a little bit. just take a look back there. uh oh, yeah. earlier today. we can only see half of the pyramid. now we see the full thing. we like it. >> dave says that it's going to get warmer today and much, much warmer later this week. >> martin. well, good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're seeing progress here to along the east bay shoreline. so that's an improvement as well. and we'll see the fog

come back again for tonight and spill in the sacramento valley with some rain showers in around the immediate they it's not the kind of what the roads dirty up the car a little bit. but that's about it. we do like the marine layer here around though, what does help is a fire repellent, a little bit and thus the forecast up to tahoe. look at that. we up to 88 by wednesday. you go right to the 70's in the early part of the week. so they're feeling the warm up as well. in our backyard is this little front here that will help generate a few little the showers going on for tonight. but then by the afternoon on monday will clear out, but we will have that fog again for monday morning. probably not as much going on for tuesday morning. 73 antioch 71 for concord 66 little more east bay shoreline in the mid 60's 67 for santa rosa and 68 for san jose kind of sluggish with temperatures. but, you know, the fog has been kind of slow and all that keeping things slow most. the traffic continues west to east. but most of the action has been to the north. this is kind of little treat for us getting a little bit of a a

light little shower going on overnight. high pressure does build for much of the week as you've heard, but the does open up a little bit. that southeasterly flow pattern that makes its way up to up to as far north and west is here, but it's not going to have really much the way of impact. good news there. but the same type of scenario later in the season may pose a bit of a problem. we also see too early into next week. not next week. the following week kind of same kind of setup of high pressure building. but temperatures don't appear to be bouncing around too much highs today in the 4 zone forecast 67 san francisco. we'll do mid 60's to the coast. 63 going offer. half moon bay. meanwhile, long the bay side lower 70's to the south. 78 palo alto 76 from mountain view and the santa clara valley scratching about 8779 for milpitas cupertino about 8084, for morgan hill east bay shoreline to the south mid 70's in. these are numbers that may potentially grab near 90 we get to thursday or friday. 84 livermore 78 for pleasanton.

we'll do about an 81 for walnut creek. again, expecting that 20 or plus degree jump by the middle of the neek. 81 concord 67 for berkeley 67 little warmer with mid-eighties up us county 78 for napa and we'll do about a 78. also santa rosa with upper 70's heading down south 7. a game plan is in like this 94 tuesday wednesday. 100 will stay in that territory as we finish off the week next weekend. it does start to drop a little bit. meanwhile, around the bay will be popping near about 90 come thursday a much better recovery at 76 or so by saturday at the coast will keep it in the 60's. but again, in some locations pick up in the north bay by thursday maybe in the lower 70's. well. >> well, starting tuesday. if you are vaccinated the rules on mask-wearing are going away. in most indoor settings. but private businesses can continue to ask you to mask up if they so choose. so to help get you prepared for yet

another new normal. we're getting the scoop this morning on how restaurants across san francisco are feeling about the relaxed rules and what you can expect when you go out to eat laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association. joining me now to talk little bit about all the changes coming our way worry the last 18 months. i know have been quite a roller coaster for restaurant owners, including yourself. how are you feeling heading into this week. well, thank you for having everybody. i'm talking to is is super excited to try to go back to 100% indoor dining capacity and start to see these mask go away and hopefully return to a new normal. >> well, right now. i know customers are asked to wear masks when not eating or drinking as they walk to the restroom, things like that. >> what are you hearing from restaurant owners within the golden gate restaurant association or most of them ready to to do away with all of these rules. yeah. done or

informal poll over the past 24 hours of of many of our members, most of on our board. and so these are long time restaurant owners with multiple locations in the city. >> and i should say, for full disclosure. i have 2 restaurants myself and what basically everybody i've spoken to. it's going to go with the option where you can post a sign and it will say that if somebody is entering as a customer inside or even outside. but specifically inside and they don't have a mask on that. they are what's called testing self certifying by their action that they are vaccinated. and if they are not vaccinated, they will need to put on a mask. and so we're working with the city will be putting signs out tomorrow. we're working with the city to get them translated into, you know, images in and other languages, but that i think it's been a 100% of everybody. i've spoken to and that in the past day or 2. that's what they're going to be doing ok, so just kind letting making sure that people, you know,

who aren't aren't vaccinated. you know, letting them know they need to go ahead and wear the mask. but here in san francisco, of course, we've just reached 80% vaccination. so i'm sure that that puts you got your minds at ease a little bit right. >> right. well, that that's super exciting news. but remember now we're having people come in from around california as well as other states and probably international right. >> so what the guidance is from california is if you're inside without a mask, you have to be vaccinated and you have to. it's an honor system fame. now, the thing we want to mention is and i think you guys have heard all this. this controversy, cal osha is not going to meet again until thursday of this next week. the 17th and there's been a lot of confusing rules and we're hoping those rules get clarified for employees. so we're expecting at least to the 17th maybe through later this month through the end of the month. all employees will be continuing to wear masks, whether they're vaccinated or not. and many of our employees in industry are fully vaccinated and have been for

several months. well, so and that's what's going to next question. how are the employees feeling about this. everybody i've talked to is is wanting to to move i do want to say to all of our viewers out there that, you know, every business has the right to do stricter guidance so some businesses may choose to be asking for proof of vaccination or a negative test. that's their right. and then some businesses may say everybody still needs to be mask inside. that's their right as well. so this is going to be a period of tolerance and trust in the honor system. and we just ask that, you know, everybody find their level of comfort and and be patient with you know, it's going on if you have questions call the restaurant ahead of time today. what are you doing? we want to know what you're doing and then still specify. i want to sit outside or i want to sit, you know, i'm comfortable sitting inside or i want to sit inside. are you starting to see more people saying yeah, i want to sit inside. now they're feeling a little bit more comfortable going indoors. i know for a while.

>> it was still mostly people saying i'd rather wait for a table outdoors. yeah. i that it has flipped. i think more people definitely are comfortable sitting inside, even even older folks who you know, before work very much into sitting outside. but we still do have people that are just not comfortable. maybe they have immune compromise members of that family still maybe they have children under 12 aren't vaccinated you know where on tuesday night and we're specifically sitting to our friends requests that that's what happened. so that's why the shared spaces that we're fighting so hard to get in a more permanent way and san francisco are so critical for the survival of our industry. i think there's a lot of support to getting those shared spaces and making sure that our outdoor park. let's stay. i think that's going to really help boost you know, as people tried to recover from the pandemic right. it's so necessary. and thank you for saying that. i mean, people are like, well,

you're back to knoller your great like you guys. we were closed for like 7 to 8 months of, you know, the past 15 months and. >> many people have taken on so much debt and it's been just devastating for employees who have lost all of that income. and so this is an opportunity to keep an extra, you know, 10, 20 seats. in addition to your your prior seating that employs one to 2 more people. it really helps bring in some money to help cover those extra costs and it's going take long time to recover. i mean, you know, it could be up to 2025 in san francisco before we see the full level of business activity. again. >> well, and this tuesday is going is just that next step for us. so that's really good. anything else. you want people to to keep in mind as we go forward. >> yeah, just be patient because we are all a little short staffed. so you might see empty tables and say, hey, how come you don't want to see me be like, well, we don't have to pretty the way to so. we are all still struggling with trying to bring back workers and get new workers who maybe haven't worked in

this industry trained. so we just ask that the public really just. >> please know that everybody's trying to do their best and just be aware the fact that many of us are just not fully staffed right now be patient. be a decent human being. when you go city. laurie, thank you so much for joining me. >> we are welcome. have a good weekend to you too, will be right back. right now, she's not thinking about her work or her schedule. hi baby. -hey ma, how are you doing? i'm doing good, how are you? good. we are just on our way back from the beach. she's not thinking about her next appearance or even her book tour. no, she's thinking about something more important. and thankfully so is her automobile. the safest, most technologically advanced car we have ever introduced. cares for what matters. the new s-class. from mercedes-benz.

>> one last look at the 7 day forecast. take a look at the middle of the 100, one o 5, wednesday, thursday friday. yeah. and then 90's on the book and there tuesday saturday. so we're getting nice and warm. definitely be prepared for that make sure you're doing all the practices that you need to do to reduce wildfire danger as well. and remember your pets because they get hot to definitely that's going to wrap it up for us. thanks for joining marty gonzalez. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you next weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪

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