>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good saturday morning to you. i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday june 19th marty gonzales has the day off today. we do have a lot to get to this morning, but we want to start, but getting you a check of your weather forecast is nice and hot yesterday dave spahr. is it going to be not so hot again today in spots is something that way. good morning. well, good morning, we're seeing a little bit of starting to build a bit for us. that will happen at the coast and around the bay, but well, inland will still be popping near 100. looks like in some of those far east bay locations around the delta

certainly contra costa county and solano counties. the places to look for that. but one of the things we're seeing is the fog coming in this morning that some nice treat their this the east bay shoreline. you can see how thick it is and that will be a player. looks like in the morning hours as we get into next week. the zipper truck is busy at the golden gate bridge. >> and the towers are both obscured from all of this to this will mix out and yes, we see the from know your map again with the heat advisory covering the east bay some spots up to the north bay with solano county and that excessive heat warning this until 10 for this evening. again, some of those inland spots may pop into 100 or so this fog, by the way, mixes out pretty quickly by 10 o'clock. as you can see, only to come back again for tonight. the coverage area is not real role. great, however, doesn't get too far south only right across the golden gate to the east bay shoreline and then a nice little chunk up there to the north bay temperature. check for us right now we're in the 60's and 50's over most of the geography and a little cooler this morning that we were this time yesterday in some cases

but a half-dozen degrees behind, although we will catch up pretty quickly this morning, there's the east basin peering through the fog. as you can see, 85 by 11 by 2 still about 96. but they temperatures in the 70's and still some 80's with a closer inspection of your forecast coming up in just a bit. no thanks, dave. breaking news this morning. fire officials are working to put out a. >> one alarm fire that broke out in a 6 story structure along leavenworth street. this is video from the citizen app. sfpd is on scene as well as s f f d as many rescues are in. progress are asking people to avoid the area. also breaking overnight, a shooting at a nightclub in the south bay left multiple people injured kron four's camila barco live this morning in san jose with the very latest details. camila. >> yes and no. vaccine has been cleared them for only at the san jose police department where officers are continuing

to find out exactly what happened to men and it's easy to men and one woman were shot and in the early morning hours today and this is video of the scene. several officers responded to or a night club just after midnight it's located on south first street in the heart of downtown police say 2 victims were located outside a nightclub in the video you'll see a man and woman were being treated for gunshot wounds. those 2 were taken to the hospital and their injuries are considered to be non life threatening. but in this video you'll see a 3rd victim was located in mountain view. that man was also shot at or near the nightclub. it appears the victim tried to drive himself to the hospital, but officers and first responders we're able to catch up with him. he was also taken to the hospital. now it is unclear if the shooting happened inside or outside the club. but in

the video, hopefully you can hear that some music continued to play while officers tried to help. said earlier that the investigation continues into what led up to this shooting right now police are still looking for the person responsible for this early morning shooting. well, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> also breaking overnight in san francisco police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead. it happened on navy road near griffith street around midnight. the victim died on scene. the cause of the shooting is unknown. there's no word right now. if any suspect have been arrested. that's another big story we're following. brush fires burning up and down the bay area, keeping firefighters on high alert. crews were. >> busy in san jose friday and all week long responding to spot fires like the ones you see behind me while they usually stay small.

>> the spot fires are becoming an almost daily occurrence which is concerning given the drought and our dry conditions. kron four's. gayle ong has more. details. >> san jose firefighters quickly doused the flames of this brush fire that ignited on the highway. one o one off-ramp near mckee road. the fire broke out around 06:00pm smoke could be seen from the area of thursday, evening's brush fire that came dangerously close to homes. a resident says he saw the fire start from the road and make its way down the hill. no homes were destroyed. but the fire charred 2 cars and sent one person to the hospital with non life threatening injuries with the bone dry conditions and an early start to fire season. firefighters have been preparing ahead of time refreshing. all of our wild land firefighting training. >> we have you know, doing a lot of outreach to the community to help encourage them to be aware of wildfires. the risks that they pose and how they can be prepared to respond in case of fire breaks

out. firefighters were busy friday just before 04:00pm crews responded to a vegetation fire in the area of south 7th street. >> and virginia street. no reported injuries or structures were damaged earlier in the day around 01:00pm crews contained a vegetation fire near coyote creek tree cutters removed a birch tree. the cause of the fires are under investigation. san jose fire public information manager erica ray says most fires can be prevented. the fire can spark in many in many ways it can be something as simple as. >> you chains that are being drugged and or underneath someone's car that cause a spark that ignites a fire on the side of the freeway could be a cigarette that's tossed out the window. >> as the south bay is facing drought conditions like much of the bay area. san jose city officials are focusing on cracking down on illegal fireworks and are urging the public to report any activity. >> you can find that information on our website. kron 4 dot com in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news.

>> another brush fire was burning along 6.80 near marsh view road and solano county friday. cal fire is assisting local crews on this one there last update have that fired about 20 acres the southbound lanes of i 6.80 were shut down for about 2 hours. but have since reopened. no evacuation orders were ever issued. meanwhile, another fire popped up in big sur yesterday and quickly grew to 2000 acres. this is some time lapse video from pg. any of the willow fire. according to the u.s. forest service. it's currently burning in the event on a wilderness more than 300 firefighters are on the ground fighting flames. several residents have been forced to evacuate in this one. the national weather service says this wind. the wind is going to be pushing that fire north. right now on kron 4 dot com. you can find tips and information to get yourself ready for fire season. as you can see, it is pretty active already. use your mobile

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>> welcome back. 7.14 here on this saturday morning in the city of morgan hill has declared a level 2 water shortage. the declaration aims to reduce consumer demand for water by 21 to 40% during the drought. follows the recent water emergency announced by the broader santa clara valley water district. now effective immediately residential and commercial customers are restricted to watering their lawns and landscaping to just 3 days a week. numbered addresses may water on monday, thursday and saturday, even numbered addresses should water on tuesday, friday and sundays. the mayor of morgan hill told us how he plans to enforce these new rules. >> if somebody following the orders will send him a letter and then we'll educate them on what they can do to save more water. but right now we're not looking at finding anyone, but we have that ability in order do that. >> other restrictions include

no more filling or refilling ornamental ponds or lakes with drinking water. also water leaks must be repaired within 48 hours and irrigation must be limited to 15 minutes per day. of course. all this happening as have not had any significant rain for months. it's time to check in our weather forecast kron four's, dave spahr standing by. >> dave still absolutely no rain in our forecast. high know yet top also just harvest. some of this fog is sometimes do that, though. but we haven't really got up to speed on all that. >> there's water in the air here is in the east bay shoreline, as you can see, they're going on, by the way, that marine layer is going to really start intensifying into next weekend. we'll have a different type of weather pattern from the big h that's been overhead still one more day, though, of this. we have all those statements we've been talking about there again, as i showed you at the top of the hour here. very this again is the east bay shoreline. we have the fog that aggressive this morning. the golden gate is all covered up with the fog going on. but

here, too. this will probably mix out as the day starts to progress temperature. this looks nice 60's all over the board with that green in place. upper 50's line at the east bay shoreline. 63 meanwhile, san jose up to the north bay santa rosa coming in 5460. meanwhile for napa, it is trailing by several degrees behind where we were at this time yesterday in some cases getting close to half a dozen fairfield. negative 7 dovato trailing by about 5 watching this into motion. a future cast for not a whole lot happens. we can see the fog comes back again. it looks like for late tonight. yes, sure mixes out again by the late morning hours. but what's more interesting as we get into monday. look at this. this the fog coming back again, but a little bit more intense coverage and that's the sign of things starting to change. we'll have a little system meandering off of our coast a little bit here. it may have some patches of some drizzle and light rain. i guess the only role plus about this is frustration in trying to get some rain out of the

atmosphere. is it at least will dampen things a little bit and be less of a fire hazard to and also take the edge off these temperatures yet. that's a given mild to cool at the coast and bay still hot inland. the 90's remain will be racing to near 100 again in those usual suspect areas for tomorrow. mild for the bay hot spots inland. but this time we're shifting into the lower 90's that's a big drop. a drop from how it's been much of the week and then next week mild a pleasant warm happening in london. deeper marine layer at work. as i mentioned earlier, it may be enough to kind of scrounge up a little patch of some drizzle or light rain even during the day, potentially near the water's edge a bit. and again, this up. meandering low off of our coast will be watching 69 san francisco 76 for oakland 89 san jose nice little flavor of kind of a different topography forecast. we have we still see the micro cast. michael forecast checking in which we do see the micro-climate in the big picture one. oh, 01:00am iraq concord 98. meanwhile half moon bay at 62

redwood city still getting some of those 80's in the peninsula. as you can see in 82 for mountain view with a bottle coming in about 89 coming up in a bit. of course, that 7 day forecast looking at for sona for you as well well, thanks, dave. >> governor gavin newsome was assaulted during his recent visit here to the bay area. he was in oakland thursday to promote small businesses. and as he was walking to a barbershop pizzeria. chp says he was suddenly approached by a, quote, aggressive individual chp does provide security for the governor. they were able to take the man into custody. the suspect is a 54 year-old who was taken to the alameda county jail where he was booked for assaulting a public official. he was identified by a family member has homeless and suffering with mental health problems. governor newsome did not appear to be injured. california attorney general rob bonta is taking a stand against human trafficking on friday he announced 2 new

specialized anti-trafficking teams. lawmakers say human trafficking cases spiked during california's lockdown which made it more difficult for crime victims to escape and find other housing resources. >> overall, there will be 13 asians and to crime analysts on positions that are going to directly tapping in efforts to eradicate human trafficking in the state making a mistake by human trafficking is an effort to change lives. there's nothing worse. person can to another person, then take away humanity. >> in addition to the 2 new specialized teams bonta also urge governor newsom to set aside 30 million dollars from the state budget in new grants specifically to fight trafficking. the deadline to pass the state budget is july 1st. well, the idea of a wnba team coming to the city of oakland is a little closer to

reality on friday morning. commissioners agreed to. >> bring a possible least of the oakland arena up for a vote next month. that's where the african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team at everett and jones bbq at jack london square. the group praise to the commission's vote and said it's also made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates. the wnba would be housed at the arena. oakland vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about the proposal and hopes of all goes well. the wnba could be in oakland as soon as next year. when we come back, the giants look to continue their hot streak, taking on the phillies. >> our kylen mills has all your sports highlights after

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> of the giants of the best record in the mlb looking to preserve that will hosting the phillies also at oracle, all knotted up at the bottom of the 4th at 3 lamonte wade junior drives one into right

center field right into the gap just out of reach. johnny cueto rounding 3rd and he will score giants take the lead bottom of the 5th now giants up by a run. brandon phelps smokes. this one high and deep to right. i think that's and dropped to oh, what a thought he hit a home run ball. >> belts his 10th homer of the season. san francisco extends its lead to 2 giants would go on to win 5, 3, and the a's looking to stay hot in the bronx, taking on the yankees fog, melvin and company top of the first. no score. matt olson at the plate drives one high and deep to right that one just carries right into the bleachers, got on a strike. first they lead one. nothing top of the 6. now yankees up byron runners at the corners for tony kemp and he gets of big piece of that very well kit. you can tell that one could buy three-run blast put the a's ahead. they would go on to win 5, 3. also today, the stanford cardinal

take the field. the college baseball world series in omaha. the cardinal will look to continue their red-hot place from super regionals where they swept texas tech 15, 3, 9, nothing stanford opens the double elimination tournament against nc state. and this should be familiar territory for that guy stanford head coach david esker 34 years ago we won the national championship with the cardinal as a player in omaha. now we'll look to do it again. this time obviously as the skipper first pitches at 11:00am pacific time on the sps and the sixers trying to even the series against the hawks and head back home for game 7. let's go to the 4th philly up by 4 trae young hitting ball gets around tyrese maxey was playing good defense. knocks down this incredible clutch 3 puts the hawks within one 34 points and 12 assists for trey. this happens. but lights go out right. as the sixers were inbounding the ball. quite the

spectacle and state farm arena. fans took out their phones. as you can see, it looks more like a coldplay concert than a basketball game. all the lights. it come back on luckily moments later sixers up by one. joel and feed with the underhanded layup doesn't go, but it gets the put back. 22 points and 13 boards for him. sixers maintain the lead from there. they hang on to win one o 4.99 a game 7 fact in philly on sunday. the clippers looking to close out the series at home against the jazz. la was down by as much as 25 at one point, they fought their way back. there is terrence mann from the corner, knocks down the tray morning came. he had 39 points, but coming up here, this one was the dagger clippers up by 7 to 3. patrick beverley's corner. 3 is good. clippers come back and win one, 31 1.19 they win the series. their first conference title in 50 years. they'll take on the suns in game one of the western conference

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going on today, but it's going to be plenty toasty for those inland valleys and we're keeping some of those statements around for it looks like another day before we get some relief happening here for everybody on sunday and on into early next week. different weather pattern will be treating us to next week, too. so here's what we've got going on right now. yes, the fog is coming back a little bit. we like to see that there's the east bay shoreline, but it's starting to mix out. however, there's the shot. the distant shot from the bay bridge toll plaza where 85 by 11 o'clock in london 96. it looks like by midafternoon. so still plenty toasty in the inland valleys. while the bay will be in the 70's and the 80's for today. cool 60's covering the coast for that excessive heat. here's the deal. much of the east bay east of the east bay hills will be continue to experience that heat advisory as it will pockets up in the north bay peninsula. no longer santa cruz mountains. nope in the south bay has been taken out. solano counties still have the excessive heat warning going on for today. take a look at that fog coming back again tomorrow. the coverage is week. but we do

see some pockets of the developing in this is a new weather pattern. the will be ushered in on shore flow. we're starting to feel a little bit along the coast and along the east bay shore locations, although it's still what variable you can see in the east bay. there's the greens covering a good chunk of the bay itself. inland. we can see some relief to run the the. delta 66, by the way, for tri valley. 60 going on for napa and the comparison were a few degrees behind this time for yesterday. coming up, a little bit, of course, we'll have that 4 zone forecast for you and then extended with relief in sight. well. >> thanks, dave. breaking news. a fire officials are still working to put out one alarm fire in san francisco. this is video from the citizen app. the fire broke out just before 6.30 this morning in a 6 story building on leavenworth street in the tenderloin searches on all floors have been completed. they were evacuating people out of that building sfpd is on scene and asking folks to avoid the area. here in the

bay area. the vta mass shooting is still fresh in the minds of so many 9 lives lost just a little more than 3 weeks ago. leaders across the bay area gathered yesterday in union city to remember these 9 men and to show support for legislation on gun reform. kron four's amanda hari was there and has more on the calls for change. >> dozens of people elected officials, community members and friends and family of the vta shooting victims. all came together remember those 9 lives lost. i will promise you all. >> that. i am dedicating my life. we continue his legacy on and that won't change. carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother, but he killed all of those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother

changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want to let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear. and everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word to my brother. to prolong his legacy. >> whole love. and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find the right balance between responsible gun ownership and ownership that could lead to mass shootings like the one at the vta rail yard. >> have a shotgun or pistol in her house to protect yourself. but we can take the most dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. they're not mutually exclusive democratic leaders at the event also discuss the

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>> welcome back an east bay school may soon be renamed after a local legend betty reid saw skin. she's been serving the bay area community for decades by preserving local african american history and teaching others to be their best by leading by example. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on important contributions. >> you know, i scare is running all over the place like i like a cry here have been very few winds in this job like lot of work. very few minds. this is a land. >> that way in that school district board trustee jamila smith told speaks passionately about is a proposal in the works to rename one crespi middle school in l sobriety after local living legend benny read saw skin. the administration along with the student body decided they no longer wanted the school to bear the name of a colonizing

mission or and instead celebrate a woman who fought for racial equality while making sure the history of african americans is shared and preserve. you know, inspired young people to do great things. educators to 2. >> be the best educated they can be and to to be you know, name name of a school can be a call to action. the principal says rarely our schools named after women of color. and this is a local hero whose incredible life should be widely taught celebrating her centennial birthday this month. >> saw skin is the oldest full-time us park ranger at the rosie, the riveter museum in richmond. she's received the congressional medal of honor. it coin handed directly by president obama an honorary diploma from mills college. and yet says this school renaming would be the greatest honor can to help. >> delighted. with having the schools maybe for me that is that's the one thing. and what up with that. but to and that

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>> welcome back to 7745 here on this saturday morning. a lots of people flocking to the coast to try and beat the heat this week. there are some pretty big crowds out in pacifica both in and out of the water. people. we spoke to say after living with the pandemic for so long. it feels good to be getting back to normal. >> it's definitely feels like a weight been lifted off. everybody shoulders and it's great to get here yet. >> it is going to get a little bit cooler as we head into this weekend. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow have was saying just how hot it was going to be dave. i know yesterday i was in san jose day and it was so, so warm. is it going to cool down for those folks down in san jose today. i use the word cool down, which is moderation

first and then we'll get you know, kind of a changing climate looks like by the time we get early next week. so we're going in and steps now san jose is not in the heat advisory in the longer that's been taken out of the peninsula has been taken out as well. but we're still hanging with that for another day or so. we have at least the morning fog to greet us that around the bay in the coastal areas too. >> we showed you some videotape of what's going on on a videotape that video what's going pacifica. so yes, some relief to be had. they're going to feel those temperatures coming down even today and into tomorrow. here's the morning fog reading us east bay shoreline also, we have the drought. here's the latest map that's come out to see the coverage area in terms of exceptional, i'd say about 2 thirds, the bay area is an exceptional category and if not, well, you're an extreme. so has an improved much this week. day forecast does not look like it's going to help with that. but at least we'll get that marine layer. it's a little thicker. not so hot. we'll get some more moisture in the atmosphere kind of moisten up the ground a little

bit as well, at least in parts in and around the bay and we don't see can't mechanisms to doing this right now. we're still kind of locked in the same pattern. but this out to the east is going start the weekend and we'll see a system dropping in from the pacific. it's going to stay off to the coast. not really going to do too much for us here. temperature check a 58 per oakland 58 hayward inland so far. well, in the business of the 60's got the lower 60's up north 54 for santa rosa. so we're seeing some of that cool down at night starting to take hold again with this marine layer starting to intrude and will get progressively more aggressive. here's what it looks like as we get into next week. there you see this low off to the sea. and the thing is it was able to tap in any real moisture. hey, we have a completely different forecast. we're talking about rain will be wonderful, but. outside of that at least we get the next best thing. stronger marine layer, patches of some drizzle going on. so as a fire hazard, it really helps out a little bit there. kind of keeps things will moist air and it looks like weeklong also breaks the heat wave which

will be nice will have my seasonality going on. but expect to more fog in the morning hours will take a little longer to kind of mix out particular locations around the immediate. they this saturday again, we're dealing with some of the heat that we dealt with through the last few days. 69 san francisco still so still plenty warm there. the coast is filling some of the effects with this going on. we've got 67 pacifica 62 for half moon bay. meanwhile, the bay side of the peninsula. 76 going on for burning game so 70's here we head down south still in the 80's. now down south 88 redwood city. looks like 86 palo alto 82 from mountain view. and noel was just mentioned out of the santa clara valley san jose is looking at 89 today. 90 santa clara 91 for cupertino again improving into tomorrow for the east bay shoreline to the south, upper 80 still in place. tri valley approaching about 100 96 for walnut creek in 98 for concord. 74 berkeley and 69 for richmond 66 filet host. we're getting a flow pattern coming in from the bay

providing some local relief and technically the nws still saying the delay an excessive heat warning, but you're really not going to feel you get away from the bay and those numbers popping. look at that. 92 for fairfield 86 for napa. the should be the last day of us were thinking upper for the north bay here are in 85 per center fell 77 mill valley. that's to the 7 day forecast lopping those temperatures to the lower 80's. this now although looks like a woman back up again by friday. they temperatures fall down to the lower 70's at the coast. we'll do the mid 60's know. thanks, dave. >> a reminder to stay safe and hydrated. if you're going outside this weekend, a chp rescue team found a lost hiker suffering a medical emergency in fairfield this week. these are some pictures from the rescue thursday night at rockville hills, regional park, a chp helicopter crew and solano county sheriff's deputies searched in the air and on the ground to try and find that hiker. he was it ultimately taken by helicopter

to the hospital. no word on his condition this morning. also up in the north bay. a hiker was rescued along the near beach trail. you can see the person being hoisted up by first responders in this video. the hiker was suffering from a heat related emergency and was taken to a nearby hospital. today. the bay area and the rest of the country are celebrating juneteenth, which is now a federal holiday for the first time the day celebrates the end of slavery in the united states. it's described by the national museum of african-american history and culture as our nation's second independence day. kron four's haaziq madyun takes us inside the history of the day and shows us how it's now connected to the ongoing fight for social justice. >> with the stroke of a president abraham lincoln declared that all slaves are free. it was january 1863

unfortunately, black slaves out west in galveston, texas didn't get word of it until union troops delivered the message over 2 years later. >> june 1865 was not only 2 and a half years after the emancipation proclamation. but also months after the civil war itself had ended. >> that was june 19th, 1865 better known today as juneteenth. you see day this associate professor of history just in le roy explains why it was a relatively short lived cause for celebration for the freed slaves by the 1870's. >> you know, white supremacists head retaken the governments of the south and in the context that violence. the celebrations stopped. >> civil rights workers reached the end of the bridge where the carton of troopers stand. it was 100 years later

during the 1960's black power and civil rights movements when juneteenth would be celebrated once again a reminder of how the metaphor of emancipation has resonated across the centuries for all all different types of black freedom juneteenth experienced. another national resurgence in the new millennium with the black lives matter movement and the twenty-twenty murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. americans of all races marched in protest demanding justice. professor poised to that being a part of juneteenth legacy. and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today. emancipation but struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were central to that. but it was also a. >> interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to. women's rights movements. and so. you not

sense and that's the patients. and juneteenth is for for everyone. >> asic kron 4 news. >> we do have continuing coverage of juneteenth on our website scan. this qr code. on your screen with the camera on your phone. it will take you straight to a list of juneteenth events that are happening right here in the bay area this weekend. stick with us. we'll be right back after the break. don't go away.

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. >> good saturday morning to you. i'm noelle bellow. it is june 19th. marty gonzales has the morning off. we've got a lot to get to today. but we do want to start you, but getting a check of that weather forecast because it has been hot, hot, hot. dave says make it a little bit of relief day. yeah. ever so slight. it's a little bit more. we're looking for on sunday. good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and we're getting some of that fog this morning. it's acting as an ice cold blanket over us

a bit. >> however, the sun is joining us and so will be mixing that out for mostly sunny day across the bay area, including around the golden gate and some other problem areas. and let's check in with the see how they are from the visible point of view. here's half moon bay instill that coastal fog not a surprise that will linger a little bit later on the morning hours, the golden gate bridge working on it, although the 2 towers are obscured by the fog, if you will. so here's the excessive heat. we still have another day of this advisory zone. that's all in the east bay over the east bay hills up in the north bay pockets of it as you will notice and solano county. yeah. you have that excessive heat warning inland. we expect temperatures to still top off at near 100 or so. but a lot of 60's are greeting us this morning, by the way, for tomorrow. it looks like that fog will redevelop. it looks like here's what it is. by 11:00am it's completely gone. tonight. it spills across the golden gate. as you can see in the delta little bit. but it doesn't progressed too far. south yet. things are going to change later on this week.

there's all the green you can see in and around the water's edge, you get inland. they retain the heat a little bit like livermore tri valley temperatures are trailing this morning compared to yesterday. the breakdown for you 90 by high noon in la 97 by 3 o'clock. so you folks in the well inland areas won't see too much in the way of relief may be more of a breeze. but as we get to sunday and monday, you'll start to feel it will dabble into that coming up in just a bit. well. >> all right. dave breaking news overnight. a shooting at a nightclub in the south bay has left multiple people injured kron four's camila barco live this morning in san jose with the very latest details. camila. >> yes. and while san jose police officers are back in the office trying to figure out what exactly happened. 3 people were for earlier this morning near by a local bar after a gunman opened fire. now here is video of the scene. police say the shooting happened outside or a night club just after midnight. it's

located on south first street in downtown san jose. that's where officers found 2 victims outside paramedics. paramedics. help treat a man and a woman who was shot and in this video, you'll see big victims being responsive to first responders and those 2 were taken to the hospital and their injuries are considered to be non life threatening. noel. >> i'll toss it back to you. >> okay, camila. we'll check back in with in just a bit. breaking news overnight. also in san francisco. police are investigating a shooting that left one man dead. it happened on navy road near griffith street around midnight. when officers arrived, they found a 24 year-old man suffering from gunshot wounds. he was transported by paramedics to a local hospital where he was later pronounced dead. now because of the shooting is unknown. no word on if any suspects have been arrested. now to another big story brush fires burning up and down the bay area keeping firefighters

on high alert crews were busy in san jose friday and all week long responding to spot fires. they usually start small, but they're becoming an almost daily occurrence, which is concerning given the drought and dry conditions kron four's. gayle ong has more. details. >> san jose firefighters quickly doused the flames of this brush fire that ignited on the highway. one o one off-ramp near mckee road. the fire broke out around 06:00pm smoke could be seen from the area of thursday, evening's brush fire that came dangerously close to homes. a resident says he saw the fire start from the road and make its way down the hill. no homes were destroyed. but the fire charred 2 cars and sent one person to the hospital with non life threatening injuries with the bone dry conditions and an early start to fire season. firefighters have been preparing ahead of time refreshing. all of our wild land firefighting training. >> we have you know, doing a lot of outreach to the

community to help encourage them to be aware of wildfires. the risks that they pose and how they can be prepared to respond in case of fire breaks out. firefighters were busy friday just before 04:00pm crews responded to a vegetation fire in the area of south 7th street. >> and virginia street. no reported injuries or structures were damaged earlier in the day around 01:00pm crews contained a vegetation fire near coyote creek tree cutters removed a birch tree. the cause of the fires are under investigation. san jose fire public information manager erica ray says most fires can be prevented. the fire can spark in many in many ways it can be something as simple as. >> you chains that are being drugged and or underneath someone's car that cause a spark that ignites a fire on the side of the freeway could be a cigarette that's tossed out the window. >> as the south bay is facing drought conditions like much of the bay area. san jose city officials are focusing on cracking down on illegal

fireworks and are urging the public to report any activity. >> you can find that information on our website. kron 4 dot com in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> another brush fire was burning along. i 6 ad yesterday near marsh view road in solano county. cal fire is assisting local crews on this one there last update have that fired about 20 acres, southbound lanes of i 6.80 were shut down for about 2 hours yesterday but have since reopened. no evacuation orders were ever issued down in monterey county. another fire popped up this one near big sur yesterday and it quickly grew to 2000 acres. this is some time lapse video from pg. any of the willow fire. according to the u.s. forest service it's currently burning in the event on a wilderness, an is more and more than 300 firefighters are on the ground fighting those flames. several residents have been forced to evacuate the national weather service says the wind is going to be pushing that fire north.

to the east bay now where authorities in contra, costa county arrested a 16 year-old boy this week. he's accused of setting off fireworks from his apartment balcony and causing a small fire near panola. now these are the fireworks that were confiscated. the fire was contained to the balcony area, but it did cause some extensive damage to the apartment. it happened tuesday in the tara hills neighborhood. the teenager was cited and released to his parents custody. authorities want to remind everyone all fireworks are illegal in contra, costa county and in fact, in most bay area counties. right now at kron. 4 dot com. you can find some tips and information on how to get ready for fire season. use your phone scanned the qr code that you see on your screen and you'll be directed straight. there. coming up on the kron 00:00am morning news a solemn memorial in the east bay here. how one community is paying tribute to the victims of last month's the t a mass shooting.

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>> welcome back. some developing news today. scott peterson's defense will submit their final arguments next

week as to why he should be granted an entirely new trial in the murders of his wife lacey and unborn son conner kron four's maureen kelly was at the courthouse. this weekend reports the judge could issue a ruling on this in the coming months. >> the status. la county da actually showed up in person inside the redwood city courtroom today to try to get the judge to set a sentencing date for scott peterson. now that she's no longer seeking to have his death sentence reinstated for the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son connor. that sentence was tossed by the california supreme court over errors made by the original trial judge during jury selection. but that's been tabled for now. so peterson remains on death row in san quentin despite no longer being sentenced to death or even having any sentence at all. the department of corrections says they don't plan to move him until he is re sentence. but that's going to have to wait until after the current judge decides if peterson should get a whole new trial because of

alleged juror misconduct by this woman rochelle nice the same higher court found she failed to disclose that she had filed a restraining order while she herself was pregnant he says tonight keeping that back in order to get on the jury. peterson's lawyer pat harris doesn't buy it. we have somebody who just flatly lived our face and. >> it made it so that. we had somebody on there was what we call a stealth juror, someone who had a disposition to convict him and get on there to convict him. >> and she succeeded. today we learned that peterson's legal team will be submitting their final arguments as to why the judge should rule in their favor next thursday and she's given herself 60 days to mull it over peterson appeared remotely and because of audio issues could not speak for himself because of those technical glitches and the state's reopening in terms of the pandemic. the judge said he could appear in person at his next court date. so peterson could actually be sitting inside the courtroom

on august 25th when we hear whether or not the judge is going to grant him a do over. >> or if she says she needs to hear more evidence and more witness testimony before deciding his fate. maureen kelly kron 4 news. we'll continue watching. matt stick with us. we've got

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saturday morning. cities and water retailers are scrambling. now to cut consumption due to the current water emergency announced by the santa clara valley water district the city of morgan hill has stepped up by declaring a level 2 water shortage kron four's rob fladeboe explains what it means for you. >> the sign here on front of the morgan hill community center is flashing the news that the city council has declared a level 2 water supply shortage. the days appear numbered for a lush green grass like this. the city council's action means residential and commercial customers will be restricted to watering their lawns and landscaping to 3 days per week effective immediately odd-numbered addresses may water on monday, thursday and saturday well, even numbered addresses can water on tuesday, friday and sunday under the ordinance a level 2 water supply shortage is defined by the need to reduce consumer demand for water by 21 to 40%. >> well, in the last drought

morgan hill, resident stepped believe that the valley water has this to say about 20 to 25% and morgan hill where that was the leader in throughout the county. we can serve our citizens conserve more water than any city in the county. so i imagine that our city will step in this emergency due to exact same thing. although mostly dependent on groundwater. morgan hill is home to anderson reservoir, which was dreamed ahead of a seismic safety retro fit. >> the empty reserve or the largest in the county underscores the june 9th decision by the water district to impose a mandatory water use reduction of 33%. meanwhile, the water shortage declaration here in morgan hill means filling or refilling ornamental ponds or lakes with potable water is prohibited water leaks must be repaired within 48 hours and hoses must have shut-off nozzles and each irrigation bill must be limited to 15 minutes per day as for enforcement of the new rules. so right now we're it's called the soft touch approach where

we if somebody following the orders will send him a letter. >> and then we'll educate them on what they can do to save more water. but right now we're not looking at finding anyone, but we have that ability in our guts to do that in morgan hill. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> unfortunately no rain in our forecast. but i do know we're waking up to some fog around the bay area's. i dave, i re lly wish we could squeeze out the gun, put it in a big bucket and throw where we yeah, that would that, you know, they do some of you know, i chela does that a little bit. they have the same kind of thing cold ocean. current on their coast as well. and sometimes they tap into some of that. but. >> it is hard to do and it does take some energy efforts as well. and we have plenty of it. she could see it up moon bay as well. get used to this fog. it's i know it's very iconic for the bay area, but it will be returning into next week and maybe even some patches of drizzle thrown in there for good measure. perhaps during the day a little bit too, because we

have a little low kind of camping up our backyard. good news is the brakes. the back of the heat wave. so that's going to be gone after this weekend. you have a little bit of the lingering today certainly. and even tomorrow for those inland valleys. here's the golden gate bridge with the towers pretty much obscured by all of this. yes, again, fog temperature check. we're in the 60's over most of the real estate 74 already for antioch. so they're not waiting at start cruzan lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline 66 for san jose for comparison sake, though. we're cooler over most of the geography this morning. then we saw from yesterday morning futurecast doesn't show us too much. we have the fog returning again for tonight. tomorrow morning. then as we start to get into monday. a little bit of a different pattern is a lot more aggressive. as you can see, spelling in couple splotches of green show up there. so in downtown san francisco might even have some of the drizzle fog overnight a bit with that, too. so for today it's mild to cool at the coastal areas in the bay hot inland 90's remain tomorrow. mild for the bay.

now. and we have hot spots inland lower 90's this go around. so it's kind of like by steps, then by monday we really get cooking here or cooling. mild to pleasant warm still inland. we'll see those lofty upper 80's at work and everything but deeper marine layer come along with the ride. so that's really going to feel good. that's what talking about. expect. a lot of the fog in the morning hours, maybe some patches of drizzle thrown in for good measure particularly when this low is really close to us, which will be showing you in the long range forecast 69 san francisco 89 san jose's. you have a 20 degree spread there. just right across the bay. 76 for oakland across the wider bay. those numbers still very lofty eastern contra, costa county also alameda county 99 livermore up to santa rosa who stopped to 93 and it looks like san jose still coming in about 89. they're no longer in that statement, by the way. so that heat advisories over the east bay hill still spots up here in the north bay and then course a county with the excessive heat warning coming up in a bit. we'll check in

your 4 zone forecast and look into that extended to. well, thanks, dave. >> hopes of a wnba team coming to the city of oakland may no longer be a pipe dream on friday. the oakland alameda coliseum joint powers authority agree to bring a possible lease of the oakland arena up for a vote next month. kron four's phillipe reports the league could be oakland bound as soon as next year. >> the african american sports and entertainment group cleared a major hurdle friday morning. the group has made a formal proposal to the wnba to bring a team to the open. the rena and the oakland alameda joint powers authority agreed at its meeting to vote next month on least turns this as the arena sits vacant having lost the golden state warriors to san francisco in 2019 when we see our our teams leave is something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's lpthe end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors scg is also

to purchase the city of oakland's 50% interest of the oakland coliseum complex, as is a separate investors led by native and three-time world series champion dave stewart. >> s g says, though, that it does not see stewart's group as rivals with respect to do stewart's group. >> we have offered to work together with him. and we'll work together no matter what jpa commissioner and oakland's vice says the upcoming vote on the arena. lease will not impact the oakland athletics plans for a new stadium at howard terminal. >> or have any bearing on how the coliseum site will be redeveloped those plans which include housing office and park space. we're already approved by the city council back in 2015, we can have an arena lease for wnba team. the a's can propose what they're proposing. none of these things have to be against each other. kaplan says if the wnba

proposal maintain support the team could play at the arena by next year. >> in opening believed to go on for news. >> when we come back, the giants look to continue their hot street taking on the phillies kylen mills has all your sports highlights after the break. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy.

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> of the giants of the best record in the mlb looking to preserve that will hosting the phillies also at oracle, all knotted up at the bottom of the 4th at 3 lamonte wade junior drives one into right center field right into the gap just out of reach. johnny cueto rounding 3rd and he will score giants take the lead bottom of the 5th now giants up by a run. brandon phelps smokes. this one high and deep to right. i think that's and dropped to what a thought he hit a home run ball. >> belts his 10th homer of the season. san francisco extends its lead to 2 giants would go on to win 5, 3, and the a's looking to stay hot in the bronx, taking on the yankees fog, melvin and company top of the first. no score. matt olson at the plate drives one high and deep to right that one just carries right into the bleachers, got on a strike. first they lead one. nothing top of the 6. now

yankees up byron runners at the corners for tony kemp and he gets of big piece of that very well kit. you can tell that one could buy three-run blast put the a's ahead. they would go on to win 5, 3. also today, the stanford cardinal take the field. the college baseball world series in omaha. the cardinal will look to continue their red-hot place from super regionals where they swept texas tech 15, 3, 9, nothing stanford opens the double elimination tournament against nc state. and this should be familiar territory for that guy stanford head coach david esker 34 years ago we won the national championship with the cardinal as a player in omaha. now we'll look to do it again. this time obviously as the skipper first pitches at 11:00am pacific time on the sps and the sixers trying to even the series against the hawks and head back home for game 7. let's go to the 4th philly up by 4 trae young

hitting ball gets around tyrese maxey was playing good defense. knocks down this incredible clutch 3 puts the hawks within one 34 points and 12 assists for trey. this happens. but lights go out right. as the sixers were inbounding the ball. quite the spectacle and state farm arena. fans took out their phones. as you can see, it looks more like a coldplay concert than a basketball game. all the lights. it come back on luckily moments later sixers up by one. joel and feed with the underhanded layup doesn't go, but it gets the put back. 22 points and 13 boards for him. sixers maintain the lead from there. they hang on to win one o 4.99 a game 7 fact in philly on sunday. the clippers looking to close out the series at home against the jazz. la was down by as much as 25 at one point, they fought their way back. there is terrence mann from the corner knocks down the tray. what game he had 39 points. but coming up here,

this one was the dagger clippers up by 7 to 3. patrick beverley's corner. 3 is good. clippers come back and win one, 31 1.19 they win the series. their first conference title in 50 years. they'll take on the suns in game one of the western conference finals that begins coming up on sunday ♪ one, i put you 1st ♪

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>> good saturday morning to you. it is 8.30 here we've got some fog across the bay area keeping us cool for a little bit after all that heat we've dealt with over the last couple of days. dave says it is going to creep up, though those temperatures sunday. yeah. took in the inland valleys. yeah, good good morning, it's a sign. there was some change, though. we're getting as we get into next week, everybody is going to share in some of this relief here. >> as we walk into the astronomical start of summer. it's a little late this year compared to how it's been feeling certainly with these really hot temperatures last week so far the progress is this half moon bay out setting this fog right now as we're seeing in and around the golden gate bridge as well. here's the bay bridge toll plaza looks like about 90 going on high noon at 3 o'clock. we'll be at 96 70's will shift over to 80's. it looks like for the afternoon that excessive heat business. we have another day of it covered the east bay with the advisory. the warning, of course, for solano county. this all get until about 10 o'clock for tonight as temperatures will still reach

it around the 100 degree. mark, there's a spilling into fog again for tonight, tomorrow morning. but quickly, you can see it mixing out. it's going to be a little bit stronger later on this week, winds are somewhat variable in the single digits over most of the topography current temperature check. you can see exactly where the footprints of the fog are keeping those numbers down. 60's over good piece of real estate 50's at the coast. but 74 for kind or at 69. we'll check into that 4 zone forecast which has the micro climates definitely checking in and there's unproven also on the long-range forecast noel. >> breaking news 15 people were injured during an early morning apartment fire in san francisco. this is video from the citizen app. fire crews have contained the blaze at the sierra madre apartments in the tenderloin district fire broke out just before 6.30 this morning in the 6 story building, which is located on leavenworth street. 20 people had to be rescued out of that building. 15 were injured. 60

people were displaced. officials say the fire did not spread to any other buildings. again, it has been contained. a cause of this fire is now under investigation. >> it's sweltering it's uncomfortable. yeah. i would want to be out there right now. 9900 degree plus weathers that most people want to be inside with their cold >> triple digit heat in downtown livermore. but people were still out and about friday night instead of packing the outdoor tables, though people were choosing to dine-in where there's a bit of air conditioning. this is going to be the first weekend with no covid-19 restrictions in place. no social distancing and no mask requirements. a few people we spoke to did brave the heat. but as we mentioned, others chose to stay cool. >> it isn't too bad. it's kind of comfortable. but we're out here because we want to stay safe. my first sitting at the bar. and the brewery. it's

weird. it's good. clear it's got a were not wearing >> interesting new normal for us of course, people can still wear masks. if you feel more comfortable that way. but most if not all people we saw yesterday chose not to wear one. over in walnut creek bars and restaurants were looking like pre pandemic times with the street busy with people eager to be out and about kron four's dan thorn checked in with people to see how they're feeling about the loosened the rules. >> with friends. but without masks, life is beginning to feel like normal for people in walnut creek. it's the first weekend where most covid-19 restrictions have been lifted. >> it feels like we're back to normal again. we're not been our little stuck in a little bubbles and we can move forward and talk to people. i people walking without everyone is smiling. we do

miss smiles and the hugs. and good to see everyone happy njagain and enjoying life after 15 months of uncertainty downtown restaurants and bars are welcoming their old customers back inside. now with no limits on capacity the dining room and massimo ristorante was filling up with customers friday night owner and chef max wolf is expecting it to be this way. throughout the weekend good. you know, it feels like to use it's something that we've been waiting for, not just me, but customers. well, some local hangouts did not survive the pandemic, but 1515, restaurant and lounge was able to weather the storm. it's good to fully reopen says general manager luis savvy on. >> and he too expects the crowds to come back on the weekends. we have been some polls, everybody decided to all of >> of uncommon enjoying a great time for some things. still feel a little different and that's ok for now. we've just been told that things are

so dangerous and so, you know, so much of a concern for so long that it feels but but eventually i think within the next couple weeks everyone will be back inside and crowded spaces. and think anything of it reporting in walnut creek. dan thorn kron 4 news. >> now as more and more californians get vaccinated. the state wants to make it easier if you have to ever show proof of your covid-19 vaccine california just launched a way to digitize your vaccine record and it's easy to get to. you go to the states my vaccine record web site type in your basic information and the system pulls up your vaccination records from the state database. the digital record shows the same information as those paper cards you received when you got your shot, some businesses and events will require people to show proof of vaccination. we have listed the web site address on your screen. my vaccine record dot cd ph. dot see a dot gov. it's

a little long. you can find this information to get to it on our website. kron 4 dot com. coming up here on the kron 4 morning news. it's our newest federal holiday in more than 3 decades are taking a look back. >> at the history behind juneteenth and what makes it a day worth celebrating. welcome

back. 8.39 here on this saturday morning. and today the bay area and the rest of

the country are celebrating juneteenth which is now a federal holiday for the first time the day celebrates the end of slavery in the united states. >> it's described by the national museum of african-american history and culture as our nation's second independence day. kron four's haaziq mid-june takes us inside the history of the day and shows us how it's now connected to the ongoing fight for social justice. >> with the stroke of a president abraham lincoln declared that all slaves are free. it was january 1863 unfortunately, black slaves out west in galveston, texas didn't get word of it until union troops delivered the message over 2 years later. >> june 1865 was not only 2 and a half years after the emancipation proclamation. but also months after the civil war itself had ended. >> that was june 19th, 1865 better known today as

juneteenth. you see day this associate professor of history just in le roy explains why it was a relatively short lived cause for celebration for the freed slaves by the 1870's. >> you know, white supremacists head retaken the governments of the south and in context that violence. the celebrations stopped. >> civil rights workers reached the end of the bridge where the carton of troopers stand. it was 100 years later during the 1960's black power and civil rights movements when juneteenth would be celebrated once again a reminder of how the metaphor of emancipation has resonated across the centuries for all all different types of black freedom juneteenth experienced. another national resurgence in the new millennium with the black lives matter movement in the

2020 murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. americans of all races marched in protest demanding justice. professor poised to that being a part of juneteenth legacy. and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today. emancipation but struggle against slavery, people in black abolitionists were central to that. but it was also a. >> highly interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to. women's rights movements. and so. you not sense and that's the patients. and juneteenth is for for everyone. >> asic kron 4 news. >> we do have continuing coverage of juneteenth on our website scan the qr code on your screen and it will take you to a list of juneteenth events right here in the bay area for this weekend.

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>> welcome back. 8.45 here on this saturday morning. we've got some cloud cover and some fog in some spots. dave spahr says it's going to get warm. >> in all the usual places on dave again. yeah, we're keeping that heat wave going another day, noel, but there will be some relief tomorrow chipping away we fill up the coast in the east bay shore a little bit today and the fog still lingering. as you can

see it half moon bay, though, although starting to lift off. it looks like a little bit in the last couple of frames. so for today, going remain hot in those inland valleys, some relief around the bay and certainly at the coast, we're seeing that process as well. and here's what's going on for right now. the satellite picture doesn't have our new intruder coming into early next week. that's going really cool us down bring fog and potentially some drizzle. once this high weakens. we'll have a meandering low off of our coast now with a cutoff low show. it doesn't much moisture deal with. that's only about this. but at least it will be kind of close by here and that will keep temperatures down. looks like a little bit 74 for antioch, 69 for livermore 66 conquered east bay shoreline is hold on to the 60's for right now. we've got 60's up to the north bay too 57 for san francisco. here's what i'm talking about. as the atmosphere changes. here's the slow kind of in our backyard. very impressive off to the west, but to the east doesn't have much moisture what you negotiate with. so we'll get that fog in the morning hours in some patches of drizzle

going on. not much more. but at least we'll keep temperatures down. looks like the week ahead. little warming trend. it looks like as we head into next weekend, though, chelsea in the extended forecast 4 zone is what looks like today. 69 for san francisco to about 66 day. the city 67 pacifica cool. 62 for half moon bay. so in some areas it looks like the heat spell long since gone 70's as we cover along the bay side 81 for foster city 82 for mountain view 86. meanwhile, readings getting still into the 90's here in spots. 94 santa clara 91 for cupertino. 92 los gatos in morgan hill at 95 and some upper 80's holding on to the east bay shoreline to the south, at least near 100 for tri valley. looks like today. doubling 94 96 walnut creek and concord at 98. tomorrow will still probably be in the 90's. there but might shave off a have a dozen agrees on there for tomorrow. 74 berkeley 69 for richmond 66

filet o. but up the solano county still plenty hot. don't forget that excessive heat warning another day here. 86 for napa in 93 for santa rosa and 80's heading down south 7 day forecast here's an improved temperature score for us 96 or so inland tomorrow. then by monday down to the 80's, it looks like inland tuesday. 8382 going on in spots that were almost 20 degrees warmer than that last week. meanwhile, along the east bay shoreline will be in the lower 70's and 60's covers at the coast. noel, thanks, dave. >> an east bay school may soon be renamed after a local legend betty reid sauce can she's been serving the bay area community for decades by preserving local african american history and teaching others to be their best by leading by example. kron four's ella sogomonian has more on saw skins. important contributions. >> you know, my mascara is running all over the place like i like a cry here have been very few winds in this job like lot of work. very few

minds. this is a land. >> that way in that school district board trustee jamila smith told speaks passionately about is a proposal in the works to rename one crespi middle school in l sobriety after local living legend be ny read saw skin. the administration along with the student body decided they no longer wanted the school to bear the name of a colonizing mission or and instead celebrate a woman who fought for racial equality while making sure the history of african americans is shared and preserve. you know, inspired young people to do great things. educators to 2. >> be the best educated they can be and to to be you know, name name of a school can be a call to action. the principal says rarely our schools named after women of color. and this is a local hero whose incredible life should be widely taught celebrating her centennial birthday this month. >> saw skin is the oldest full-time us park ranger at the rosie, the riveter museum in richmond. she's received the congressional medal of

honor. it coin handed directly by president obama an honorary diploma from mills college. and yet says this school renaming would be the greatest honor can to help. >> delighted. with having the schools maybe for me that is that's the one thing and what up with that. but to and that this might happen. is just more than i can keep thank you very sweet story. that was allison ammonium reporting the west contra costa county school district board will make a final vote on june 23rd to make the name change official. >> in the east bay san leandro has appointed retired police chief susan manheimer to serve as its interim chief. she will take over the position on monday. manheimer has had a 37

year career in law enforcement in the bay area and most recently she served as interim police chief in oakland. she now takes her experience to saint land row. here in the bay area of the vta mass shooting is still fresh in the minds of so many 9 lives lost just a little more than 3 weeks ago. leaders across the bay area gathered yesterday in union city to remember these 9 men and to show support for legislation on gun reform. kron four's amanda hari was there and has more on their calls for change. >> dozens of people elected officials, community members and friends and family of the vta shooting victims. all came together remember those 9 lives lost. i will promise you all. >> that. i am dedicating my life to continue his legacy on and that won't carmen singh's, brother taptejdeep singh was killed in the shooting. >> we didn't just shoot my brother, but he killed all of

those with it seeing spoke at the event. >> he says his family immigrated to america for the american dream this shooting and the loss of his brother changed all of their treats. but his brother's legacy won't be forgotten. >> i don't want to let them and when by spreading hate. by spreading fear. in everybody's minds. i'm here to spread the word. my brother. to prolong his legacy. >> whole love. >> and togetherness. >> congressman eric swalwell along with a half-dozen other elected officials all spoke. >> to call for change. enough is enough. we don't have to live this way. congressman swalwell says we need to find the right balance between responsible gun ownership and ownership that could lead to mass shootings like the one at the vta rail yard. >> have a shotgun or pistol in her house to protect yourself. but we can take the most

dangerous weapons out of the hands of the most dangerous people. they're not mutually exclusive democratic leaders at the event also discuss the federal judge overturn california's assault weapons ban. >> they wanted to stay in place in union city amanda hari kron 4 news.

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>> happening today. the winchester mystery house in san jose will be expanding its operations this weekend up until now, visitors could go on limited self-guided tours which only included access to the first and second floors of the home. but starting today the 3rd and 4th floors will be back open. and according to the mansion's general manager, those floors are where the majority of the paranormal activity actually takes place. >> i'm sitting here in the ballroom right now. it's a beautiful architectural marvel. for nearly a 100 years now. a lot of guests, some employees and caretakers have had strange things happened so often times those things happen on the 3rd floor, which is where service workers and that's back open. >> creepy creepy, anyone planning to tour the mansion. we'll have to buy tickets in advance. all right. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news. details on a shooting at a nightclub in the

south bay that left multiple people injured. we have the very latest details coming up after the break. >> plus high temperatures keeping firefighters on high alert this weekend. we've got details from crews in the south bay were busy fighting spot fires. hear about the concerning pattern. officials are starting to see. [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person.

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at known. >> good morning. thanks for joining us here on the kron 4 morning news. i'm noelle bellow. marty gonzales has the day off. it saturday. >> june 19th juneteenth. there's lots of events going on this weekend across the bay area for juneteenth, but it's going to be a little toasty in some of those areas. dave sphar has the details for us a day. a good morning. well, good morning, everybody. and we're still looking at those temperatures. well inland to get up to around 100 or so by this afternoon we're getting some relief, though around the coast and around the east bay shoreline a little bit as this fog will start to mix out as we get into the afternoon hours to start things off, though it's covered over the east bay shoreline for right now. again, this will mix out as well as the golden gate bridge, we can make out some of that sun coming up over the east bay hills. >> so there are excessive heat. we still have the heat advisory covering the east bay in spots up to the north base. a lot of counties still have an excessive heat warning with temperatures getting in and around 100. as for the fog, it's pretty much going to be

gone for now. but tomorrow it comes back again, not quite the intensity that we're used to. that's something we'll see. get stronger into next week as we see some colder temperatures are way 74 for antioch at this hour. east bay shoreline much in the 60's as we see up to the north bay with cool 50's going on for san francisco and at half moon bay trailing by some half a dozen degrees going on at this hour. so the breakdown for you about 93 by 1 o'clock at 4 o'clock at 97. coming up a little bit. we'll take a closer look at what your weekend forecast looks like. well. >> we're following breaking news. fire officials are working to have put out and one alarm fire in san francisco. this is video from the citizen app. the fire broke out just before 6.30 this morning in the 6 story building on leavenworth street in the tenderloin searches on all floors have been completed about 20 people have been were rescued. 15 people were injured. crews still remain on

scene this morning. but again, that fire has been contained to just that one building cars for that fire is under investigation. also breaking overnight, a shooting at a nightclub in the south bay has left multiple people injured. it happened at or a nightclub in the heart of downtown san jose. just after midnight officers responded to the scene and found 2 victims outside the nightclub. in the video. you see a man and a woman were being treated for gunshot wounds. they were both taken to the hospital, their injures or injuries are considered to be non life threatening a 3rd victim was located in mountain view. it's unclear how that victim got there. but the man was also shot at or near the nightclub. it appears the victim tried to drive himself to the hospital but officers and first responders, we're able to catch up with him. he was also taken to the hospital. unclear if the shooting happened inside or outside this aura nightclub. police are now looking for the person

responsible. and in san francisco, police are investigating an overnight shooting that left one man dead. it happened on navy road near griffith street around midnight. when officers arrived, they found a 24 year-old. san francisco man suffering from gunshot wounds. that man was transported by paramedics to a local hospital where he was later pronounced dead. the cause of the shooting unknown. no word on if any suspects have been arrested. well, brush fires burning up and down the bay area are keeping firefighters on high alert. crews were busy in san jose friday and all week long responding to spot fires. and while those fires usually stay small. they're becoming an almost daily occurrence, which is pretty concerning given the drought and our dry conditions. kron four's. gayle ong has more. details. >> san jose firefighters quickly doused the flames of this brush fire that ignited on the highway. one o one

off-ramp near mckee road. the fire broke out around 06:00pm smoke could be seen from the area of thursday, evening's brush fire that came dangerously close to homes. a resident says he saw the fire start from the road and make its way down the hill. no homes were destroyed. but the fire charred 2 cars and sent one person to the hospital with non life threatening injuries with the bone dry conditions and an early start to fire season. firefighters have been preparing ahead of time refreshing. all of our wild land firefighting training. >> we have you know, doing a lot of outreach to the community to help encourage them to be aware of wildfires. the risks that they pose and how they can be prepared to respond in case of fire breaks out. firefighters were busy friday just before 04:00pm crews responded to a vegetation fire in the area of south 7th street. >> and virginia street. no reported injuries or structures were damaged earlier in the day around 01:00pm crews contained a vegetation fire near coyote creek tree cutters removed a

birch tree. the cause of the fires are under investigation. san jose fire public information manager erica ray says most fires can be prevented. the fire can spark in many in many ways it can be something as simple as. >> you chains that are being drugged and or underneath someone's car that cause a spark that ignites a fire on the side of the freeway could be a cigarette that's tossed out the window. >> as the south bay is facing drought conditions like much of the bay area. san jose city officials are focusing on cracking down on illegal fireworks and are urging the public to report any activity. >> you can find that information on our website. kron 4 dot com in san jose. gayle ong kron 4 news. >> another brush fire was burning along. i 6.80 near marsh view road and solano county friday. cal fire is assisting local crews on that one. their last update have the fire about 20 acres. the southbound lanes of i 6.80

were shut down for about 2 hours yesterday but have since reopened. no evacuation orders were ever issued. but down in monterey, another fire popped up near big sur yesterday. it quickly grew to 2000 acres. this is some time lapse video from pg. any of the willow fire. according to the u.s. forest service. it is currently burning in the event on a wilderness and more than 300 firefighters are on the ground fighting those flames sep flames several residents have been forced to evacuate according to the national weather service, the wind is pushing that fire nor. to the east bay now where authorities in contra, costa county arrested a 16 year-old boy earlier this week. he's accused of setting off fireworks from his apartment balcony and causing a small fire near pinole. now these are the fireworks that were confiscated fire was contained to the balcony area. did cause some extensive damage to the boy's apartment. this happened tuesday in the tara hills

neighborhood. the teenager was cited and released to his parents custody. authorities do want to remind everyone all fireworks are illegal in contra, costa county and in fact, in most bay area counties right now at kron 4 dot com. you can find tips and information to get yourself ready for fire season. just use your mobile device scan the qr code on your screen and you'll be taken straight to our wildfire web page. coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news it spent nearly 20 years since scott peterson was convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son. will he get a new trial. we have the very latest developments on his efforts. >> and women's basketball could be coming to the east bay. we've got more on the wnba effort from oakland.

>> developing news scott peterson's defense will submit their final arguments next week as to why he should be granted an entirely new trial in the murders of his wife, lacey and unborn son conner peterson was convicted back in 2002 for the murders. and while his death sentence was overturned by the state supreme court last year. he is still on death row while he appeals his conviction alleged juror misconduct is at the heart of whether peterson

could get whole new trial. prosecutors now want him formally sentenced to life in prison. but peterson's attorney says his client should not be sentenced while the case is being appealed now peterson remains in san quentin state prison. he attended friday's hearing via zoom his next hearing is that the san mateo county courthouse. he could be there in person on august 25th dave. >> all right. well, we're looking for another warm day. hot day going on in that as we race into the upper 90's. however, some relief around the bay and certainly those coastal areas. a look at your forecast is shaping up for this saturday coming up in just a bit. kron. 4 morning just a bit. kron. 4 morning news continues. ♪ talking about that, ♪ hey jason, try to catch on of my chocolate croissant bites in your mouth. jack, you gotta stop clowning around. oh... i didn't mean it like that. wow bro. jack, that came out wrong. my chocolate croissant bites. only at jack in the box.

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these new rules. >> if somebody following the orders will send him a letter. >> and then we'll educate them on what they can do to save more water. but right now we're not looking at finding anyone, but we have that ability in order do that. >> now other restrictions include no more filling or refilling ornamental ponds or lakes with drinking water. also, any water leaks. you may have need to be repaired within 48 hours. >> irrigation must be limited to 15 minutes per day. lots of rules and lots or different communities right now. but what we need to do really is conserved that water. dave spahr is standing by in the weather center. of course. >> no rain in our forecast. we did get a good bit of fog this morning, though, hyundai of. >> yeah, we're seeing quite a bit of that, too. and these restrictions son very much like what they're going through central valley just about 4, 5, years ago, few out there drought, we had. so it's repeating itself yet again. here's a live shot coming in from the east bay shoreline. just to give you a snapshot of

that fog. we just spoke up doesn't help a child with the drought. the only plus with all of this. and we're going to see more is a kind of dampen things a little bit. moistened up the atmosphere and some drizzle come with us as well. but it really is a nice for fire repellent to as we go forward with the next week and cooler temperatures coming our way as well. golden gate bridge. yes. blocked by the fog for right now. but this will be clearing up in the next couple of hours. temperature check for us. we have the mid to upper 70's in the far east bay east bay shoreline checks into the 60's, at least for now. somebody one san jose 57 san francisco. more of those 60's up towards the north. this compares with about a half a dozen degrees or so behind where we were this time yesterday. fairfield 16 degrees behind. that's kind of a good sign. but you'll be closing that gap with the daytime heating pretty quickly futurecast for up to be very exciting. we have the return of fog again tonight for tomorrow, mixes out for the afternoon yet again. but it will put more potent. we start to get into monday. start to see some green flashes here, which we're going to see a lot

more on this of loop as we get into early next week. we'll have a little cut off low in our backyard. that's only problem. it doesn't usually deliver up much the way of rain. but with that meandering off towards our coast like that. it certainly puts the kibosh on this heat wave and throw some fog our way and with some drizzle with that, too. today we've got mild to cool with the coast and bay hot inland 90's remain in the upper 90's that that might even poked through 100 then tomorrow it looks like mild for the bay and then slicing away from those inland temperatures as we fall to the lower 90's and then to next week mild a pleasant warm still inland. we'll be racing ahead of those 80's going on there. but the deeper marine layer will be in place and that we like 69 san francisco 76 for oakland 89 san jose. you can see the micro climates in place even with just the immediate bay jumping out little further. yeah. there's a 1, 1, 4 antioch today 98 for concord 99 for livermore. some green hanging on there along the east bay shoreline for

oakland at 7669 for san francisco in a bit. we'll be checking in about 4 zone forecast and look at the extended. well. >> governor gavin newsome was assaulted during his recent visit to the bay area was in oakland on thursday to promote small businesses. he was walking to a barber shop and pizzeria. when chp says he was suddenly approached by a, quote, aggressive individual chp does provide security for the governor. they were able to take the man into custody. now that suspect a 54 year-old man who was taken to alameda county jail where he was booked for assaulting a public official. he was identified by a family member as homeless and suffering with severe mental health problems. governor newsom did not appear to be injured. also in the east bay san leandro have appointed retired police chief susan manheimer to serve as its interim police chief. she will take over the position on monday. manheimer has had a 37 year career in law enforcement in the bay area and most

recently served as interim police chief in oakland. she now takes her experience to san leandro. california attorney general rob bonta is taking a stand against human trafficking on friday he announced 2 new specialized anti trafficking teams. lawmakers say human trafficking cases spiked during california's lockdown, making it more difficult for crime victims to escape and find other housing resources. >> overall, there will be 13 asians and to crime analysts on positions that are going to directly tapping an assistant in efforts to eradicate human trafficking in the state. make no mistake by human trafficking is an effort to change lives. there's nothing worse. person can to another person that take away humanity. >> in addition to the 2 new specialized teams bonta also urged governor newsom to set aside some 30 million dollars

for the from the state budget in new grants specifically to fight trafficking. the deadline to pass a state budget is july 1st. well, the idea of a wnba team coming to the city of oakland is a little closer to reality friday morning. commissioners agreed to bring a possible lease of the oakland arena up for a vote next month. that's where the african american sports and entertainment group wants to bring a women's professional basketball team at everett and jones bbq. jack london square. the group raised the commission's vote and said it's also made an official proposal to the wnba. >> when we see our our teams leave. it's something that's painful for us. but that doesn't mean it's the end for us because whenever you any door closes, as we know, doors open. >> the coliseum authority is scheduled to vote on the lease proposal which would include specific dates. the wnba would be housed at the arena. oakland. vice mayor rebecca kaplan says the board is excited about the proposal and

hopes of all goes well. the wnba could be in oakland as soon as next year. >> and when we come back, the giants look to continue their hot streak taking on the phillies. alan mills has all your sports highlights after the break.

>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> and the giants of the best record in the mlb looking to preserve that will hosting the phillies also at oracle, all knotted up at the bottom of the 4th at 3 lamonte wade junior drives one into right center field right into the gap just out of reach. johnny cueto rounding 3rd and he will score giants take the lead bottom of the 5th now giants up by a run. brandon phelps smokes. this one high and deep to right. >> i think that's and dropped to oh, what a thought he hit a home run ball. >> belts his 10th homer of the

season. san francisco extends its lead to 2 giants would go on to win 5, 3, and the a's looking to stay hot in the bronx, taking on the yankees fog, melvin and company top of the first. no score. matt olson at the plate drives one high and deep to right that one just carries right into the bleachers, got on a strike. first they lead one. nothing top of the 6. now yankees up byron runners at the corners for tony kemp and he gets of big piece of that very well kit. you can tell that one could buy three-run blast. put the a's ahead. they would go on to win 5, 3. also today, the stanford cardinal take the field. the college baseball world series in omaha. the cardinal will look to continue their red-hot place from super regionals where they swept texas tech 15, 3, 9, nothing stanford opens a double elimination tournament against nc state. and this should be familiar territory for that guy stanford head coach david esker 34 years ago we won the

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o'clock at 4.90 for a lot of those bay temperatures. well, in the business of the 80's for today. back to that excessive heat business here we have until this evening that advisory will be in place for the east bay. meanwhile, solano county excessive heat warning skews me until 10 o'clock for tonight fog, by the way, comes back again tonight. here's the coverage area. it slips to the delta little bit, but mixes out very quickly tomorrow there's a look at our current winds. a little bit of a brief on shore when that helps chip away at this heat. spell. there's the green with the 60's in place around the bay. but already up to the 78 for antioch, 74 for livermore coming up a little bit here. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended well. >> thanks, dave. today the bay area and th rest of the country are celebrating juneteenth, which is now a federal holiday for the very first time. the day celebrates the end of slavery in the united states and it's described by the national museum of african-american history and culture as our nation's second independence

day. kron four's haaziq madyun takes us inside the history of the day and shows us how it's now connected to the ongoing fight for social justice. >> with the stroke of a president abraham lincoln declared that all slaves are free. it was january 1863 unfortunately, black slaves out west in galveston, texas didn't get word of it until union troops delivered the message over 2 years later. >> june 1865 was not only 2 and a half years after the emancipation proclamation. but also months after the civil war itself had ended. >> that was june 19th, 1865 better known today as juneteenth. you see day this associate professor of history just in le roy explains why it was a relatively short lived cause for celebration for the freed slaves by the 1870's. >> you know what supremacists

head retaken the governments of the south and in the context that violence. the celebrations stopped. >> civil rights workers reached the end of the bridge where the carton of troopers stand. it was 100 years later during the 1960's black power and civil rights movements juneteenth would be celebrated once again a reminder of how the metaphor of emancipation has resonated across the centuries for all all different types of black freedom juneteenth experienced. another national resurgence in the new millennium with the black lives matter movement and the twenty-twenty murder of george floyd by minneapolis police officer derek chauvin. americans of all races marched in protest demanding justice. professor poised to that being a part of juneteenth legacy. and the reason it can be celebrated by everyone today. emancipation the struggle

against slavery, people in black abolitionists were central to that. but it was also a. >> interracial social movement. it was a social movement in which women were heavily involved and led directly to. women's rights movements. and so. you not sense and that's the patients. and juneteenth is for for everyone. >> asic kron 4 news. >> joining me now to talk more about the importance of this new federally recognized holiday is doctor travis boyce. he's the chair and associate professor of the department of african american studies at san jose state doctor boyce. thank you so much for joining me this morning. talk to me a little bit about it. whether or not you are surprised of the federal recognition of the day. tree surprise that it finally came. >> no, i was not surprised. i

certainly last in the wake of racial reckoning in this the murder of george floyd, reemergence of the black lives matter movement and more of a wider mainstream acceptance of issues black from corporations to and american institutions of higher education, among others been in full effect and it created this in the following year for 2 teams so that i'm not surprised at all that kind of let us hear. we kind of seen the stepping stones and have been. >> you know, making the way here. you know, in recent years i've heard different people, friends, people on social media saying, you know, we're not celebrating 4th of july. we're only celebrating juneteenth. what are your thoughts on that narrative. should that be the mentality pitting the 2 against each other. >> thank you for thank you for

that question. that's a complex question. and i would say, you know, not necessarily the mentality, but i would encourage all americans to deeply reflect own. >> black americans are folks who may feel. >> that they can't celebrate the 4th of why there. you're finding a safe place. more to so to speak. with celebrating juneteenth. there an excellent speech in july of 1852 by the late great frederick douglass called the meaning of the 4th of july for the and he lays the hypocrisy of the founding fathers of the founding principles of this country so well, the founding fathers of this country we're celebrating their liberation from from african americans were enslaved african americans were not even considered a full so i think we need to

deeply reflect own does often troubled history of history of our and was black americans were treated it, whether it's the institution of slavery, drone. quote, crow laws as well. structural institutionalized racism that impacts us today in 2021. >> well, as someone who is teaching our young i know there's been quite the push to try and improve our education system and how we educate our young people about african americans, slavery, how it's how it's impacted the black experience in america. can you talk just a little bit about how how you you give advice to some of these said maybe history, teachers in high school and elementary school. how can incorporate these types of lessons to to get people to better understand

have a better view of exactly what the black experiences here in america. >> thank you for that question. that's a great i would encourage my my k through 12 colleagues as well as my colleagues and higher education that was better understanding of the black american experience is to look specifically at american often times we study. history from a barrett from an emotional dew point. but let's look at the hard data. let's look at policies like the 3 compromise, the future, the slate back to 1793 that slate, the act of 1850. the dred scott supreme court decision 1857 i would encourage folks to engage and policies that were in many respects very anti-black and it shapes the united states of america of what it is today. one of the

most often look. >> overlooked period in american history. it's the reconstruction period in the united states. and that was a period where june team started in 1865, 1865 to 1877 this 12 year period and american history this new generation of african americans were now emancipated and by law by the 13th 1413th and 15th amendments they were as full citizens. and you know, went on to united states senate. the house of local and state we have the emergence of historically black colleges and universities. so it was a very interesting time of lot of big period of growth after americans. however, there was also does backlash this is an 1865 the ku klux was organize

more specifically to overturn those the progress craft american. so i would encourage folks to study, you know, american policy as well as recall reconstruction this country. okay. well, i know you know, of course, receiving federal recognition of this important day in american history is a step in the right direction. some say it's pretty minimal in the grand scheme of things in your opinion, what should the next issue be that our federal government focuses on for african americans blacks here in this country. >> absolutely. certainly i it's up. i agree. i and i the united states senate the house of representatives for passing this app. president joe biden for signing into law. it's certainly a symbolic and is said to celebrated and it should be recognized that next step certainly said be

recognizing the voting. i'm the full citizenship of african americans and that includes the the ability for every american having the right to vote. such a touchy issue in the post-election. where state governments are limiting voting so voting rights should be up there. also now is a wonderful time to begin to have a discussion on racial reconciliation in this country as well as reparations. >> here in california. i know there is a push for reparations to be. looked at more more. holy, there's a there's a group that's been formed and what not so i know that something here in california specifically, people are working on how she people celebrate juneteenth today. >> oh, if you feel i know we're in the middle of a global pandemic. but if you feel safe, go out and local

there are there's a make a big event at the fairgrounds in santa clara county. as well as throughout the bay area. so i encourage folks to go out and just both support. but again, going back the material gain. i would encourage folks also support black owned businesses. support our nation's historically black colleges and universities whether monetary gain. if you're a corporate certainly go out and recruit from these areas. there are talented bunch of of folks in historically black college us. i'm a proud graduate. of class university in orangeburg, south the first historically black college in the state of south carolina. also we need to think about. generally speaking. and turns of. of supporting juneteenth goes beyond just this day off this it's also important that folks

think about. supporting juneteenth in terms of. african americans supporting african committed to african american. justice in relationship to what it means to be a citizen again. this goes back to voting rights. this goes economic opportunities. educational opportunities him. what happened? go well, we we are just running a little bit at a time. so i really appreciate your voice this morning. and just to let people know about certain things that maybe they had never heard about before. the reconstruction period. i think that's really interesting and good points for our educators to to start looking to continue this education process. thank you so much for joining me. >> absolutely. thank you so much. have a good day. you too. he did mention that there are definitely a lot of events going on across the bay area. if you want a little bit more information scan the qr code that you see on your screen right there. it will take you straight to our juneteenth coverage page of our website. we'll be right back.

>> i'm 46 year on this saturday and lots of people flocking to the coast to try and beat the heat. there were some. >> pretty big crowds out in pacifica yesterday, both in and out of the water. people we spoke to say after living with the pandemic for so long. it feels good to be back to normal. >> definitely feels like a

weight been lifted off. then everybody shoulders and it's great to get here again. >> it is going to get a little bit cooler as we head into the weekend. and i really sure cooler is the right word. when it's still about 80 days for us all the details for us a day. >> today got my so much cooler or not as warm week at the point, right. you're right. you're right. and now that's going in the right direction, at least here. hey about this fog to lift off just in the nick of time here. enjoy some sunshine. we're at it not as hot as before, though. there's the east bay shoreline and we're seeing the same process to happening at the coast in places like pacific of though it will be a little more sluggish in terms of that. we're going to see the fog a little bit more aggressive. it looks like tomorrow and then into early next week. it's a different weather pattern. we dealt with this high. that's basically been the neighbor that stayed on the guest that state does not want to leave. next will be a little out to sea rain. well, maybe some drizzle. but the big issue is that is not much moisture which to play with. that's the

problem. current temperature check. really racing ahead of the upper 70's in the far east bay antioch at 7874 livermore east bay shoreline locked in the 60's 67 for santa rosa to see the greens on the board here. but we're starting to lose those as the sun joins us. speaking of which is talk about that low here. here it is out to sea. looks like has quite a bit of moisture off towards the west, but to the east, not so much in this is we mean by cut off low. it doesn't have moisture, which to play with to give us something out of it. so it's a very muted performance here, but it does help keep those temperatures down and me and bring us fog in the morning hours along with some coastal drizzle. another warm-up phase looks like as we head on into the weekend. yeah, it'll be on the extended forecast for you. checking things out on the 4 zone forecast. 69 san francisco at the coast will do the lower 60's. meanwhile, bayside in the 70's and out of the south still scratching of those upper 80's now 88 redwood city 82 for mountain view 86 palo alto in the south bay to looking at 90's now even santa clara about 90 los

gatos 90 to 95 morgan hill 91 cupertino and the east bay shoreline to the south, into the upper 80's tri valley. you'll scratch near 100 looks like. so it's still kind of business as usual 96 for walnut creek. that's why they have the heat advisory in place for another day. 98 concord. 74 berkeley with 6686 for napa and santa rosa about 93 with 80's heading down south 7 day forecast. what an improvement we see here. one '02 for dad tomorrow. 9588 going on for monday by the way, we walk in the summer officially 50 just astronomical standpoint longest day will happen tomorrow night. and then in the 80's the rest of the getting to 98 by friday bayside temperatures into the 70's. so a little bit of improvement into next week. noel, thanks, dave. >> as more and more californians get vaccinated. the state is making it easier for you to show proof that you've received your shots by digitizing your vaccine record

just go to the california my vaccine record web site type in your basic information and the system pulls your vaccination record from the state database. it then sends you a link to a qr code and a digital copy of your vaccine record that you can easily access on your mobile device. >> it shows the same information as those paper cards. the cdc issued the website you need to go to to do this is my vaccine record. dot cdph dot. ca, dot gov. it's kind of a long one head to our website, kron 4 dot com for that link so that you can easily access. it. president biden in the meantime is focusing on his goal to have 70% of us adults partially vaccinated by independence day. kron four's reshad hudson has the very latest on those efforts from washington, dc. >> but president biden and vice president harris spent the day continuing to encourage americans to get

vaccinated as the administration works to get more shots in the arms of americans. president joe biden says the u.s. has administered 300 million covid-19 vaccine shots and 150 days. we got here because of the american people. stepping out getting vaccinated. so far. 65% of adults in the u.s. have gotten at least one shot and some states have already surpassed 70%. but unfortunately cases of hospitalizations are not going down in many places. >> in the lower vaccination rates. states. >> the president urged unvaccinated americans to get vaccinated quickly risk infection from the more dangerous delta variant of the virus. >> it's a very that is more easily transmissible. potentially deadly and particularly dangerous for young people. >> while the president spoke at the white house. vice president kamala harris took the administration's message on the road to atlanta as covid-19 vaccination rates

continue to decline across the south. let's arm ourselves with the truth arm them with the troops, the biden administration is concerned that vaccination rates have lagged in minority communities. >> getting vaccinated is about building the power of community getting vaccinated is about building the power. >> of our country. the white house is pushing incentives as part of the effort, including tax breaks for businesses that give their employees time off and free childcare for parents. well, they receive their shots. during the month of june pharmacies across the country are staying open. 24 hours on fridays to make it easier for people to get vaccinated reporting in washington. reshad hudson back to you. >> although covid restrictions are loosening and masks are coming off one local artist is reminding everyone to continue to put safety first. take a look at this mural titled just that safety first, the artists

sergei junior is almost finished with the peace in the castro on the corner of market and castro streets. it's his take on a powerful wartime figure rosie the riveter, but he changed the likeness to reflect a black trans woman in this historic lgbtq community. he hopes the mural will remind viewers that vaccinations masking and washing your hands are things people should continue to do well into the future. even as restrictions loosen. >> we have to all lawn together to still. even though things are rules of broken we still have to remember there's still people out there who have not the vaccine and to kind of still take it be safe. >> the work of art reinforces the state's public health officers reminder that the pandemic is not over yet. people who can should get vaccinated. this is all a part of a statewide campaign called your actions saved lives. there are similar murals in oakland and san jose. we'll be

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>> disneyland has announced it's keeping some of the covid-19 restrictions. it has in place even after the state's reopening earlier this week that includes the reservation system and the virtual queue system for some of the theme park's most

popular attractions officials with disneyland say when the park shut down, it gave the company. actually the chance to fix some of its biggest obstacles in the past, which is crowd control. the annual pass program which was canceled in january. we'll be replaced by a membership program which is geared toward their most dedicated fan base. so if you're headed to disney land, make sure you make your reservation. >> of all the time. we have for saturday. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you tomorrow. at 07:00am.

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