>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> good morning, everybody. and thank you for joining us on the kron 4 morning news and happy pride weekend out there on marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. june 26th. so last weekend of june and marty's last weekend. here with at kron 4. definitely a bittersweet feeling been thinking about this all week. yeah. we'll see how we maybe the weather will cooperate. give you a nice weekend. bondy got the day. marty should have been a nice little stratus rain because of be a nice unfortunately, don't

have that. we have another warm-up going on here. warm up. i said not quite the heat spike. >> been through before, but it will be toasty in there and those inland valleys. it looks like this afternoon and not not so much tomorrow but another warm up again into next week. we are looking for those 90's will return to those usual suspected areas the morning fog in place. >> at half moon bay. there's your overcast skies for right now. golden gate bridge at least has lifted off from the towers. we can get a view at least at ground level here. but again, the fog clouds kind of hang around a little bit. they will do so for a lot of the morning hours least around coastal areas or areas near water temperatures in the upper 50's for right now, though, 64 ready for any off, though, down to the south bay. we also see a 64 san jose palo alto, very close. 59 san carlos also about 16 because of this fog in the cloud cover in place, keeping those temperatures support a little bit here. here's the breakdown for you will do about 76 by 11 at 2 o'clock 88. we will see some lower 90's both today and

tomorrow. and we'll be taking closer inspection of all of that in a bit. well, morning. >> all right, dave, thanks. lot. breaking overnight in the east bay a homicide investigation is underway in oakland this morning following a fatal shooting that happened just before 11 o'clock last night. kron four's camila barco. >> is live with more details. camila. >> yes and mardy another person has died in oakland after a shooting late last night oakland pd says that they have seen a sharp increase in violent crimes over the last couple of weeks. last night is another example of that officers arrived to you. bancroft avenue just before 11:00pm. they say that they were flagged down by people who saw someone with a gunshot wound paramedics attempted lifesaving measures. the man was unresponsive and died at the scene. now, this is the second deadly shooting in oakland within the past week. >> 7 people were shot last saturday evening at lake merritt. one of those victims was a 22 year-old, san

francisco man who later died from gunshot wounds. oakland police say that there were multiple multiple gunmen tied to san francisco games. investigators are still on the hunt for the killers. now martino all last people last week sees me just before the lake merritt shooting. 2 more people died from gunshot wounds. a recent statistic shows that there were 265 assaults with firearms in oakland this year. now that's a sharp increase compared to this time last year when there were a 153 assault with a firearm investigators are still trying to determine what what led up to last night's shooting. well, marty, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that report. >> this latest shooting comes just days after the oakland city council voted to reduce the police department's budget by 18 million dollars over the next 2 years. mayor libby shaft had proposed a much different budget. one that

would have added funding of close to 700 million dollars for oakland pd. >> it would have also added to police recruit academies on top of the usual 4 in oakland over this two-year budget cycle. well, now that money will instead go to alternative methods of violence prevention such as the macro pilot program in which trained macro personnel will respond to nonviolent noncriminal mental and behavioral health calls. instead of police officers. >> so not all calls for service or lower-level have to go to police department. but if you that makes sense for for other things. we're actually supportive it accounts for about 40 calls a day that we would have to respond to. >> but to give you context right now. we respond to 2000 costs. so the impact it will absolutely be there. but the reduction in work won't be as large as we would like. >> the vote to cut the police department's budget was not unanimous. council members lauren taylor and treva reid

who both represent east oakland voted against this new budget because of concerns over the money not being distributed equitably. >> well, president biden unveiled guidelines this weekend how to curb gun violence. one east bay leader of a gun violence prevention group was in washington, dc for that announcement he met with the president to discuss tactics which he says have been proven to work kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> 3 people were shot and killed at a party in richmond this week, although homicides and shootings are up from the last year overall. this type of violent crime in the east bay city has been on the decline in the last decade. according to the executive director of a group called advance peace. his group meets with people behind the barrel to find meaning set life goals and seconds aside when resolving problems the common denominator across the board. >> for the most part, 98 plus percent. they're isolated. there are and they're

negotiating an address trauma in rage and using substances to cope, but they don't have anyone in their ear telling them. if they don't have to respond this way. gun is one of several gun violence prevention advocates. >> who was invited to the white house this week to meet with biden on the topic as the president announced many badgers to stop an uptick in shootings and homicides. >> it's an outrage has to end one of those measures included encouraging city leaders to use covid-19 relief funding to support grassroots community. groups like advance peace. >> that are doing intensive work on the ground to reach those at risk of committing such crimes. bogan also hopes congress will pass an infrastructure bill because it has an item. dedicating 5 billion dollars toward curbing gun violence to think they're serious about doing that. i feel good about it and we're going to hold me to it. as for those who feel that picking up a firearm is a solution to their conflicts. bogan had this to say. i understand that you've been

failed by most. well intended organizations and opportunities. so if that's your true, you can reach out to advance peace and we'll get you connected to people are going to fail you or allow you to fail. >> in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> and coming up after the break, the search for survivors continues in miami following that condo building collapse. we'll find out where the rescue effort stand us this morning an update for you.

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>> welcome back. now for the latest on the horrific condo collapse in south florida for people this morning confirmed dead, 159 are still listed as missing as rain and smoke continue to complicate the search and rescue efforts there. but with cameras dogs and sonar rescue crews do believe they can still reach any survivors in are telling families to stay hopeful. mary beth mcdade brings us the very latest. >> will continue throughout the night for the more than 150 people who are unaccounted for and the collapse surfside florida, high rise condo building so we use our equipment still with our dogs searching. >> seeing if we have any marks or as well as our sonar equipment as well as video camera. it took just 15 seconds for the 12 story building to come crashing down early thursday morning.

>> hundreds of firefighters have been battling fires and heavy smoke as rescue workers try to sift through the mountain of rubble for survivors. well, other teams searched the building's basement. heavy rains are also hampering rescue and recovery efforts. there are so many has already connor and. >> and the fire just compounds. it. the fires deeply seated deeply rooted onto the structure. >> at least 35 occupants of being rescued from the building alive including 15 year-old jonah handler. however, his 54 year-old mother stacie fang didn't survive. she is one of at least 4 that were found dead. however, the death toll is expected to go much higher. many frustrated families are waiting in agony at a nearby unification center and area hotels. they have also been giving dna samples to help id any bodies that are found this man's mother who lived in the building is still you know, it's a we are praying every

minute so we're hopeful she's alive and we're going to see her soon. the mayor assures that all efforts are being taken to find their loved ones. we're on search and rescue. >> full speed ahead on search and rescue and you ask why do we have hope. we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us that they have hope. >> well, that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this morning, florida governor ron desantis is calling for a thorough investigation into how this tragedy happened. officials say the 40 year-old high rise was undergoing a building inspection just days ago, dave clear out this fog and also these of fog like clouds going into a mostly sunny mode for this afternoon. those temperatures popping in the upper 80's to som

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going to be stubborn along areas of the coast, however, and the golden gate bridge is sometimes the little divider line. there certainly in london look nice. temperatures will be warming up. it looks like today we're going to still see some 90's but not too too many of them is going to crazy like a was about 3 weeks ago or so. there's a live shot what half moon bay looks like this morning. again, the overcast fog clouds as we see at the golden gate bridge too, although it's lifting off from the ground level a little bit there just clipping the tops of the towers as you'll notice we do have excessive heat across the state going on sunday and into monday, which you see here is the reds away from the bay area to the north. also some heat advisories to make note of 2. but again, it's bypassing the base were kind of a little bit of a sweet spot going to feel very much summer like next week. no mistaking that. but at least will be somewhat in relatively mild levels compared to our neiehbors north and south temperature we're in the mid to upper 50's over most of the real estate for right now. 68 antioch, 60 meanwhile, san jose. and we're ahead of where we were this time from

yesterday by only a few degrees course. we had all that fog working its magic now and future cast for you can see this around the bay area. the fog does clear. but again, it returns tonight, some splotchy show up along the coast as you'll you might have some wet roads potentially in areas near water again, the fog mixes out for the afternoon and we should go into a mostly sunny mode for the afternoon hours at least only to return again with that coastal drizzle and east bay shoreline fog to they fog and morning coastal cloud 70's for the bay will do it. they'll be some 90's inland, but there will be the mid to lower 90 range shave. a few degrees off of that for tomorrow. we've got shoreline clouds fog and drizzle program, which i was just showing you. that will be lingering through monday, too. and the next week it's another warm up saab 100 even around the delta. looks like we're going to go that far in advance, but it will be toasty in the 90's going on and a few 80's even poking out there in the southern east bay shoreline 66 san francisco 72 going on for oakland again,

working on these clouds will be some scattered clouds into the afternoon. 81 san jose, but well inland. we'll pop at 95 in places like antioch the at a cool 69 working and even 92 santa rosa coming up in a bit. of course, we'll take a look at that. 4 zone forecast and your extended martin. well, all right, dave, thank you. back to the news this morning. 13 months to the day after george floyd's life was taken. his accused killer. >> former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin learned his fate. chauvin has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. it's one of the longest president terms ever imposed on a u.s. police officer for this type of crime. yes, still floyd's family members and other people were disappointed as the sentence fell short of the 30 years that prosecutors have been looking for reporter eric runge. he is in minneapolis with more on the front on fridays. emotional testimony. >> like they've been doing for the past 13 months,

demonstrators took to the disappointed former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin did not get the maximum sentence of 40 years. i'm angry. i'm frustrated, but i'm sadly not surprised inside the courtroom today show that showed little emotion as judge peter cahill handed down his 22 and a half year sentence this is based on your. >> abuse of a position of trust and authority. >> and also the particular cruelty showing the george floyd. >> his sons came after hearing from floyd's family floyd 7 year-old daughter gianna appeared by video. if you could say anything to your daddy right now. what would it be. >> there. they asked me, i love the >> floyd's nephew and 2 brothers also spoke. they want to judge cahill to impose the maximum sentence of one to know. >> from the man himself. what were you thinking. who's going

when you head new york his neck. >> the floyd would not get an answer chauvin did speak, though citing ongoing court cases. it was short. want us is the ford family. >> there's going to be some other information. in the future that would be of interest. thanks. we'll give you some. some peace of mind. >> chauvin's mother called him a good man with a big heart derek and what you should know. >> i've always believed in your innocence and i will never waver from that. >> chauvin is facing federal charges as well for the death of george floyd. he pinned floyd to the ground in may of 2020 for nearly 9 and a half minutes during an arrest caught on camera floyd's sister watched the sentencing hearing from houston. you let i'm in it as got 22 years. he got death sentence. is not right.

>> a sentiment felt by many outside the courthouse tonight when they gave us those 3 guilty. they got our hopes up. >> that was eric runge, the reporting a bay area family who lost their loved one at the hands of police spoke with us after friday sentencing. the sisters of sean monterrosa say. >> it wasn't enough. >> a bare minimum right. you know, this person to person. it's like it just goes to show that the system is really >> michelle and ashley monterrosa say they have a long road ahead in the case of their brother, sean. but seeing this sentencing gave them a bit of hope. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news game. one of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's kylen mills has all the highlights from oracle. but after the break.

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>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> welcome into oracle park. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 sports. a huge night at the ballpark, although the dust has settled now this place was packed. this place was rocking with nearly 37,000

fans. there really was such a cool atmosphere, though it was a celebrate tory atmosphere. knight actually started out with a really nice sign of togetherness. we saw london breed, the san francisco mayor and oakland mayor libby shaft throw out the ceremonial first pitch and they also sat together. they watch the game together. so that was just really cool to see. let's go to the game action bottom of the 4th. no score one on for brandon crawford. he lines one into left field for a base hit. coming into scores wilmer flores and the giants strike first they lead one, nothing. johnny cueto was straight ealing night, though, in the 5th with 2 one. >> he gets matt olson down on strikes. 7 shutout innings for quedo and 6 strikeouts, but his counterpart was also stellar other than giving up the rbi to brandon crawford. the 4th. he strikes out donovan solano. sean minaya only allowed 3 hits and not 7 strikeouts through 6 innings of work. however, just for

some insurance. in the 7th kirk asali rockets that one gone for a solo home run. that had the giants lead to 2 when the bullpen would take it from there. jake mcgee on the job strikes out. chad pender to end the ball game. giant shut out the a's to nothing. they continue to find ways to get it done. when one guy goes down, another one steps up and that's exactly what we saw from kirkus hollywood buster posey was a late scratch. >> think its efforts behind the plate, so to speak, for themselves of the way he guided johnny through that i thought he was. it was excellent with roger in particular, just felt like he was pressing all the right buttons and knobs. so i i think sometimes we tend to get pictures all the credit and for good reason. and they're the they're the ones standing on the mound. but i do think was instrumental in the success of our pitchers. and

that home run was huge is a big step writer for us. import big moment in the game. >> this game really had everything you'd hope and expect for the first full capacity ballgame. so make sure you come on now. enjoy some peanuts crackerjack son vendors. many of them were back open. just a fun atmosphere, although a tough night for a's fans as they continue to struggle to get their offense going mark hanna was placed on aisle tonight. i think they really struggled without their leadoff hitter. bob melvin mention the pre-game. he's just so tough to replace however, all in all, just a great family. atmosphere and just such a huge milestone and also night for the bay area. now we will be back out here 7. '05, first pitch for game 2 of the bay bridge series. so for now, that does it for kron 4 sports from oracle park. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news hope your saturday is off to a good start. taking a look. >> outside here. as we mentioned a little bit earlier. it is foggy out here. this is a san francisco can tell. >> can barely see the the top of the transamerica pyramid. it's it's kind of obscured in the fog. we know it's wondering when this fog is going to lift in a pack its bags and get out of here. dave spahr what's it looking like on can cause up there we can't see it. we don't think he's

there. but anyway. that's a long break to any way. we're looking at this fog finally lift off finally and we're going to mostly sunny mode, but we're going to return to all of this. >> tonight. and that means also with some drizzle going on in coastal clouds and all that business. the only thing is tomorrow afternoon. we'll be as hot as going on for today. so one of the 4 warm-up going on. no question that here's half moon not too many people out yet, but you probably see more action this afternoon. it was going be cool with the coast, though, today. most are readings will be in the 60's out that way and even some chilly 50's too. so here's the fall. would you see mixes out before noon at most locations. but still has an addendum. i would probably add here. you might see some coastal clouds right at the beaches that will take care of the bay nicely. but again, at the cove point raise, for example, you're probably still be doing some overcast skies up to about noon later today. we'll see some onshore winds cook and what the heap derivation. we have the warming going on in london along the coast will be quite chilly. so that contrasts will drive our typical onshore winds 50's and some 60's to be

had off to the delta which by the way, will behaving itself even today as things start to warm up. we're looking at 76 of 11 by 2 88. we'll see some lower 90's going on. that's true today and into tomorrow. it's next week we're looking for another heat wave coming our way to have that extended forecast and also go through that 4 zone forecast for you as well. marty. all right, dave, thanks, lynn. well as summer kicks in soda plans to venture out, especially following the year of staying home because of the pandemic. yeah, we're all itching to get outside. however, health experts say children. >> who can't get vaccinated just yet. do remain a vulnerable kron four's terisa stasio reports on that risk and how best to navigate it. >> while phone back the water park to escape the heat when it comes to kids under 12 who still cannot get vaccinated health experts say life and plans are complicated. >> yet simultaneously not it just depends on what risk you

want to take what we know is that if children are not vaccinated there like anybody who's not vaccinated susceptible to getting infected. >> and well children don't get sick at the same rate that older kids and adults, too. and while they don't get hospitalized or died nearly of older adults. they do give sir. and some do get hospitalized in tragically some dude i doctor john swartzberg when you see berkeley school of public health says that the research and data show. >> unvaccinated people, including children can steer clear of getting covid. >> the ways we have learned over the last year and a half. >> you can see winds that we've been talking about since very early in this pandemic. the non pharmaceutical interventions masks, social distancing and avoiding congregate settings. so outdoor play is fine, especially if there are no crowds. >> he adds it is challenging with the household may contain vaccinated. family members. that's when a risk calculus

comes into play. a lot of things into consideration. when you travel you, how are you going to get there. >> airports risky airplanes, risky and then the locale where you're going. what is how much infection is going on. >> also, he says a vital component in all of this. the delta variant the form of covid-19 more contagious and causing concern for many in the health sector very it is to a large extent, a game changer. >> it's not in our favor. 50% more contagious strain that caused this. so much misery in december and january here. just more to think about and deal with as we continue to live with sars covid too teresa stasio kron 4 news. >> and we have a warning for you. if you're hitting the road this weekend. the chp will have more officers looking for speeders. the extra patrols will be out today and tomorrow. and don't they don't stop at the state's borders as the speed enforcement campaign will

involve 11 other state highway patrol's from arizona all the way up to washiogton state last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 50,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. >> warren will extend its pandemic related ban on evictions through the end of september governor newsome and state lawmakers announced an agreement that will also pay off all past due rent for eligible tenants. ashley zavala explains the details and how landlord groups are responding. >> this agreement serves as a compromise between lawmakers who wanted to keep the eviction moratorium in place until the end of the year. and landlord groups who only wanted a short-term extension. i don't think anyone wants to see a massive wave of evictions state lawmakers and governor gavin newsome friday announced a deal to extend california's ban on evictions for unpaid rent to september 30th. it was set to expire wednesday. the updated set of protections will help tenants

making 80% or less of their area's median income pay off all of their back and future rent through september. the state will use 5.2 billion dollars from the federal government to cover the cost to recognize that rents. one. >> component. big part of the coast to pay water. and utilities electricity. 100% of water. utilities also be picked up the past relief efforts have been slow to distribute money. a concern for landlord groups like the california apartment association what we had hoped not to have to have another extension. i think the biggest thing that we're struggling with is the money has gone out. >> so that's one of the things that is very important to us. now. we have to make sure that money gets in the hands landlords who are desperately in need. newsom's administration has said it recently streamlined what was a confusing and long application process for those funds. our job is to officially. >> and make sure appropriately because we a lot of fraud in the space to get those dollars out as quickly as possible.

landlord groups are pushing for this to be the final extension. this is the last. there can be no more. there's no reason for any more. >> the legislature is expected to formally vote and pass this agreement on monday in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> coming up here on the kron 00:00am morning news, one local bust leads officers to thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks got the full details ahead. ♪ one, i put you 1st ♪ ♪ two of everything you deserve ♪ ♪ three wishes, please ♪ ♪ get you diamonds, rub your feet ♪ ♪ name it ♪ ♪ i can give you what you want ♪ ♪ you just need to put it on a checklist ♪

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>> good morning. welcome back. vice president kamala harris made her first trip to the southern border since he took office. she met with border patrol agents and human rights advocates on friday. she also toward a migrant processing center. republicans have criticized the white house's immigration policies as to relax. vice president harris, though pushed back saying rebuilding an entire immigration system takes time. alright ministration. >> it is important to be clear is working to build fair and functional humane immigration says. we feel very strongly that in 5 months. we've made progress. but there's still much more work to be done. >> president biden's first few months in office have seen record numbers of migrants trying to cross the cross into the u.s. rather officials have recorded more than 180,000 counters at the u.s. mexico border. that's the most since march of 2000, noel.

>> for your money this morning. gas prices continue to climb. according to triple a california still has the most expensive gas in the nation with an average of $4.25 for a gallon of regular. that's more than a dollar more than the national average of $3.8 in san francisco. you'll have to fork over for 40 for a gallon of gas. it fall slightly in san jose and oakland, as you can see with the average being for 32. but in santa rosa, that's a whopping 4.41 a gallon on average. marty. >> well, there was a scary scene on i 5 friday. take a look at 2 people were stuck inside a semi truck as a dangled over the side of the road. this is happened in the county. thankfully neither of the 2 people were injured. but it did cause a major backup. as you can see there on i 5 between sacramento international airport and also the community of woodland. it took hours to clear that truck

off the road making for a very big a messy commute. >> want to get a hamburger and had to go all the way, got the country to get back around to give back. wanted to hear. >> maybe too many hours thrive on that not sleeping. on the phone. who knows. >> yes. what's its chp is looking into they're trying to find out what exactly caused the driver of that truck to go over the side of the freeway. dave, ok. it's going to feel every bit like summer going not too too bad though will to pop in the mid 90's off their to antioch. but most readings will be in the upper 80's lower 90's. well, inland. >> shelley at the coast for those fog and clouds hanging around a bit. what tech and your 4 zone forecast. and that extended next. keep it.

>> welcome back. 7.45 here on this saturday morning. and as we head into a hot dry summer elected officials and fire departments are warning everyone about the dangers of wildfires and also about the problems that fireworks can cause with just over a week until the 4th of july holiday. >> oakland, firefighters and city council members are reminding everyone that fireworks are illegal and dangerous, especially during drought conditions. we do know they're investigating whether or not fireworks is what

caused a fire up in solano county earlier this week. so it's definitely something our firefighters are already seeing and very aware of and traditionally, it ramps up on the weeks leading to a 4th of july. let's hope that this year that's not the case. yeah. we're almost there. dave says it is going to feel like summer this weekend. monday. yeah. well next week as well, though. nothing a true crazy like we had a few weeks this live shot coming in from the east bay shoreline. of course, all covered up by that fog just starting to lift a little bit. >> expect this take to play out over the next few days as we get into early next week. we'll have that morning fog again. and it looks like the cloud cover will be a bit of a problem along the coast in terms of getting that cleared out keeping you folks have been on the cool side. here's the progress that we have right now with that fog and cloud cover around overnight that kept temperatures supported a bit. we've got the upper 50's at hand here. 54 san francisco 68, though, for antioch as expected to peel away that fog. that is to start warming up a little bit. now here's the future cast

winds there locally driven. other words. this is just what happens with or to rafy. we get the inland heating cool off towards the coast. that to transition, if you will, gradient drives the afternoon winds. so expect the late afternoon evening breeze coming from the typical like directions of your neighborhood to repeat itself on into early next week. meanwhile, what happens as we get the fog coming back each night it clears out during the day. and at night you get some coastal drizzle along with that as well. doesn't venture further into that. you might get some wet roads sometimes the times. but most of the action is far from home and the heat wave action is too, which is good to see. let's get longer range with all of us here. we don't see anything dropping from the south to kind of help us out a little bit, but according to some models, there's a little hint of a little low that starts to getting your neighborhood a little bit. that's kind of a good thing away. although this may drive potentially to our south. maybe strikes of lightning with it, but also some moisture to have some rain showers possibly with it. the translation means at least

for us is will be a backing off of temperatures a little bit. we get to the latter portion of next week. took the with this low anywhere near us. that kind of cuts down or heating a little bit. we might have to negotiate through some cloud cover as well. 4 zone forecast covered you for this saturday. 66 san francisco to the coast. let's do the lower 60's pacific at 61 74 for burlingame to the south. most readings here will pop in the 80 shore that beats the 90's though 85 for palo alto, 76 for mountain view. meanwhile, and the santa clara valley. most readings in the 80's here, although morgan hill maybe 9087 los gatos east bay shoreline to the south, mid 70's tri valley staying in the 80's, though, upper 80's at that tomorrow might shave a little bit off of this, too, by the way, 91 conquered 87 for walnut creek. 74 berkeley. 6992 for fairfield, not 8782 for santa rosa. so tomorrow the game plan is we're going to cool off ever so slightly

or not. as hot 90 will try and it kind of backs off a little bit to lower 90's. don't forget, it's still summer. and then there comes that cool off a little bit into friday. notice the cloud cover here. so it's kind of up in the air. exactly what we're getting. we just know won't be as lofty with highs. mid 70's covers along the east bay shoreline, although not impossible, cna t pop here and there. and keep it in the 60's at the coast. noel. >> well, if you're looking to cool off and a local lake think again. swimming and boating at an east bay regional park will remain closed through at least august park officials say water levels at shadow clips. regional recreation area and pleasanton are just too low and the situation is continuing to change rapidly with parts of the lake floor already exposed. >> the scene at low. but that if we were wondering if it dry like this, how far it can go. >> the lake at shadow clips is the only body of water in the park district officials say any rain will help.

>> and several parts of the east bay of reported toxic blooms of blue-green algae caution in danger. advisories are posted at the park's on your screen. corey lakes and fremont lake anza in berkeley like temps, callan, oakland lake chabot in castro valley. big break in oakley and lake deval in livermore blue green algae can make you sick and also cause rashes on your skin. it can also be toxic to dogs. >> we're talking about those fireworks earlier, a bay area man is now in custody this morning after police seized 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash from his san francisco home. take a look at all they found according to the san mateo county sheriff's office. this is the result of a months long undercover investigation. investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks from this man, 61 year-old sam san after executing search warrants at his oakland warehouse. a

second location in san jose and from inside the home of a second suspect who has not yet been charged. the sheriff's office says the amount of fireworks ease is so big the bomb squad will have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. >> there's no facility the northern california region that could handle this amount of product. so. it's pretty significant. we have they have a secure trailer that they used to move. fireworks day to explosive around secure bomb squad trailer and they had to make several trips to oakland to get all product. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office message to the people out there thinking of buying illegal fireworks for the upcoming holiday is considered the extreme fire danger we face here in the bay area. leave the displays to the professionals. >> and we'll be right back. go grab another cup of coffee and come on back in 2 and a half

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news. good morning, everybody. happy saturday. thank you for joining us on the kron 00:00am morning news. happy pride weekend as well. marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow it's saturday. june. 26, we do have a lot to get to do this morning. but we do want to start off by looking at the weather could slow foggy out there. >> fog you where it's supposed to be anywhere. it's supposed to be of sorts it all out for us. that's what really brown good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and yes, the morning fog has created a sense that will be doing each morning. coming up for the rest the weekend and early into next week and we do see a

warming trend coming our way. but. >> not quite as nasty as the last go-around so-called a warm spike. if you for today, we're dealing with that morning fog. that's the first things. first. there's the east bay shoreline. you can see it's still in the mixing process. it looks a little worse. now the golden gate bridge covering up the towers, at least getting now down to ground level in the mixing process again, next couple of hours. this will be handled nicely except along the coast. that will be a little sluggish area to take care of and that will be returning each morning 50's and 60's start to break out a little bit conquered and also antioch at 68 59 for tri valley livermore and 61 san jose. this is above a couple degrees where we were from yesterday because of the fog in the fog clouds for today. let's called 80 or so by noon at 3 o'clock 89. we'll see some more 90's here but probably mid 90's will be the top and lower 90's at that in some selective inland spots. but most areas will be basking in the 80's today with that afternoon sunshine. coming up a little bit. we'll take a

closer inspection of your forecast. marty noel. all right, dave, thank you. let's get to the news this morning. breaking overnight in the east bay. a homicide investigation is now underway in oakland following a fatal shooting. that's happened just before 11 o'clock last night. kron four's camila barco. >> is live with more camila. >> yes to no mari another person has died in oakland after a shooting late last night. oakland pd says they have seen a sharp increase in violent crimes and last night is an example of that officers arrived at bankrupt avenue just before 11:00pm. they were flagged down by people who saw a man with a gunshot wound. >> paramedics attempted to save the victim. he was unresponsive and died at the scene. now, this is the second deadly shooting in oakland within the past week. 7 people were shot late and last saturday evening at lake. mary. one of those victims was a 22 year-old. san francisco

man who later died from gunshot wounds. oakland police say there were multiple gunmen who are tied to san francisco gangs. investigators are still on the hunt for the killers. now last week just before the lake merritt shooting. 2 more people died from gun violence in the area. oakland police officers say assault with firearms are up 73%. investigators are still trying to determine what that up to last night's shooting. marty, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> well, this latest shooting comes just days after the oakland city council voted to reduce the police department's budget by 18 million dollars over the next 2 years. that reaction to that decision is growing this morning. kron 4 says may june shares the perspective of the police union and the 2 council members who voted no. >> 6 members of the oakland city council voted in favor of reducing 18 million dollars from opd ease budget over the

next 2 years by cutting to police academies. yeah. but first of all, and the ne. >> what might be considered reductions or modifications. those don't kick in for several months, but not at night in this calendar year council member dan cobb says he voted in favor of the new budget in large part because of the investment in alternative violence prevention strategies as well as job rating this job training. >> and to have what we call our macro program or alternate civilian emergency response program. so not all calls for service or lower-level have to go to police department. but if you that makes sense for for other things and the opd agrees with that eye. >> we're actually however, the president of the oakland police officers association. barry donelan says that emergency mental health calls are only a fraction of their daily calls for service. we like the idea. and especially macro pushing these calls about mental health over to the fire department and it

accounts for about 40 calls a day that we would have to respond to. but to give you context right now. we respond to 2000 costs. so the impact it will absolutely be there. but the reduction in work won't be as large as we would like council members, lauren taylor and reid voted against the new budget on the grounds of what they say is a lack of equity for their constituents in east oakland. when i saw. >> the limited investment into east oakland the limited stan of the east oaklanders of the voice of east oaklanders that i'm hearing from what i know said hundreds of e-mails to me. i could not. vote for it in principle. >> we want to know we want a firm to this budget that there will be measures ensure that we are safe. that we are protected and that we can live with a greater sense of peace because we have not seen that equitable investment up to this point. but city council

president nikki fortunato best defense or budget by saying her team's number one policy directive is to ensure equity in the budget process. >> has made kron. 4 news. >> well, governor newsom visited the south bay on friday meeting with former residents of life moves mountain view which provides health care and counseling for homeless people. it's all part of project homekey. that's the governor's multi-billion dollar effort to help cities and counties. convert hotels and other buildings in this case storage container storage containers into housing for the homeless. >> these 100 units represent a 100 of over 6,000 seminole units that war brought on line in less than 6 months. we were evicted numerous times and had to stay in homeless shelters, friends, houses cars. but as a family we stuck together and made it through these tough times. now i'm in position to that people who once in my in my shoes.

>> that's pittsburgh. steelers running back and bay area native naji harris who went to high school in antioch. he was homeless as a child. governor newsom says there are over 160,000 people in california who need a home. the governor is pledging to invest as much as 12 billion dollars to try and in the state's homeless crisis. >> coming up here after the break. stick with us. the search for survivors continues in miami this morning after that condo building collapse earlier this week. we have the very latest details on where rescue efforts stand right now.

>> welcome back. now for the very latest on the horrific condo collapse in south florida. as of this morning for people still confirmed dead. a 159 listed as missing rain and smoke are complicating the search and rescue efforts. however. yeah. but with cameras dogs and sonar rescue crews do believe they can still reach survivors and our telling families to stay hopeful marybeth mcdade brings us the latest. >> will continue throughout the night for the more than 150 people who are unaccounted for and the collapse surfside florida, high rise condo building so we use our equipment still with our dogs searching. >> seeing if we have any marks or as well as our sonar equipment as well as video camera. it took just 15 seconds for the 12 story building to come crashing down early thursday morning. >> hundreds of firefighters have been battling fires and heavy smoke as rescue workers

try to sift through the mountain of rubble for survivors. well, other teams searched the building's basement. heavy rains are also hampering rescue and recovery efforts. there are so many has already >> and the fire just compounds. it. the fires deeply seated deeply rooted onto the structure. >> at least 35 occupants of being rescued from the building alive including 15 year-old jonah handler. however, his 54 year-old mother stacie fang didn't survive. she is one of at least 4 that were found dead. however, the death toll is expected to go much higher. many frustrated families are waiting in agony at a nearby unification center and area hotels. they have also been giving dna samples to help id any bodies that are found this man's mother who lived in the building is still you know, it's a we are praying every minute so we're hopeful she's

alive and we're going to see her soon. the mayor assures that all efforts are being taken to find their loved ones. we're on search and rescue. >> full speed ahead on search and rescue and you ask why do we have hope. we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us that they have hope. >> well, that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this morning, florida governor ron desantis is calling for a thorough investigation and how this tragedy happened. officials say the 40 year-old high rise was undergoing a building inspection just a few days before it collapsed. >> all right, marty, we're looking for a nice warm-up going on this afternoon still taking care of the fog around the bay and up the coast expect about 80 going on at high noon. we'll get to the upper 80's even scratch into some of the 90's and some of those inland areas. a look at your forecast coming up right your forecast coming up right around the triple bacon chee...

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my $6.99 triple bacon cheesy jack combo. welcome back to 15 this saturday morning. we've got fog behind us fog and other area. >> and out the picture window as well. sun's on the way, though, dave star has all the details. hey, dave, you can see a little glistening going on around the so we're getting some of that sun poking in a little bit. but yeah, kind of socked in with this for right now. as we get into the afternoon, even the coastal areas will start to see some improvement going on.

temperatures will be a bit on the warm side today shore up to the inland going on and then tomorrow we're going to shave off a little compared to what we've got going on for today. east bay shoreline. they got the fog in place shore golden gate bridge looks a little better this go around again, lifting that fog f om the ground level. just a touch. what we've got going on is excessive heat away from the bay area to the north and to the south for the late portion of the weekend and early into next week. so it doesn't impact the bay area because the elements are just not in the right spot that high. it's not part of the right spot. sorry, 71 on for most readings in the 50's and a couple 60's out there concord at 60 to 58 at the santa rosa, however, with the scenario. we do see the fog coming back again at night with some coastal drizzle. maybe some wet roads near near the water anywhere east east bay shore lines possibility to this is tomorrow morning. mix the fog out again, puma comes back for a monday morning. so that song and dance will be there as will be the late

afternoon evening. breezy conditions. so for today, bay bay fog of morning clouds going on here. 70's for the bay. some 90's going on in land. tomorrow will be some short clouds fog and drizzle and all that business. however, warming up. but not who see today we're shaving a couple more degrees off of it. so they'll be more token 90's. and we're seeing today early next week. it's another warm-up shore, but sub 100 because we're talking to be in the right location for this warm up. got some 80's going on. maybe perhaps on the east bay shoreline. but 90's are expected basically inland. so for today, we'll do 66 san francisco, keep some scattered clouds in there, though, 72 for oakland again, some morning clouds afternoon. clearing 81 meanwhile for san jose. and yes, there will be some 90's to key off to the east bay in contra, costa county. but santa rosa pop about a 90 to 2. but most inland readings will be in the upper 80's. and we've got 70's along the east bay shoreline in a bit. we'll take a look at the 4 zone forecast and your extended forecast to marty. no. well, ok, dave, thank you. back to the news this morning.

13 months, the to the day after george floyd's life was taken his a few hit accused killer. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin learned his fate. chauvin has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison for the murder of george floyd. it's one of the longest prison terms ever imposed on a u.s. police officer in this type of case still floyd's family members and others were disappointed as the sentence fell short of the 30 years prosecutors had requested. >> reporter eric runge. he is in minneapolis with more on friday's emotional testimony. >> like they've been doing for the past 13 months, demonstrators took to the disappointed former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin did not get the maximum sentence of 40 years. i'm angry. i'm frustrated, but i'm sadly not surprised inside the courtroom today show that showed little emotion as judge peter cahill handed down his 22 and a half year sentence this is based on your.

>> abuse of a position of trust and authority. and also the particular cruelty showing the george floyd. >> his sons came after hearing from floyd's family floyd 7 year-old daughter gianna appeared by video. if you could say anything to your daddy right now. what would it be. >> there. they asked me, i the air. >> floyd's nephew and 2 brothers also spoke. they want to judge cahill to impose the maximum sentence of one to know. from the man himself. what were you thinking. who's going >> when you head new york his neck. >> the floyd would not get an answer chauvin did speak, though citing ongoing court cases. it was short. want us is the ford family. >> there's going to be some other information. in the future that would be of interest. thanks. we'll give

you some. some peace of mind. >> chauvin's mother called him a good man with a big heart derek and what you should know. >> i've always believed in your innocence and i will never waver from that chauvin is facing federal charges as well for the death of george floyd. he pinned floyd to the ground in may of 2020 for nearly 9 and a half minutes during an arrest caught on camera. >> floyd's sister watch the sentencing hearing from houston. you let monday. >> as got 22 years. he got death sentence. is not right. >> a sentiment felt by many outside the courthouse tonight when they gave us those 3 guilty. they got our hopes up. >> well, moving out of the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff is challenging a recommendation to limit the use of tear gas and less than

lethal projectiles for crowd control. the proposed changes stem from last year's george floyd protests in san jose kron four's gayle ong reports. >> more than a year police adopted a new policy that restricts police from using rubber bullets to disperse crowds. less someone poses a threat to others. over tax an officer in a health and hospital committee meeting thursday. michael co-presented. the idea for the santa clara county sheriff's department to adopt. what we found was that. >> the city of san jose has come up with a. more descriptive policy about use of less-lethal munitions and are girl conditions. what we which we think are provide better guidance to deputies. but the county sheriff had this to say. >> not use less munitions. unless it's someone is actively an officer or another person. i think this is

absolutely ludicrous. let tell you why that again, not unless they're actively assauleing. i want to remind everybody about the storming of the capitol building county tully who assembled the meeting with another supervisor says this proposal is still in the early stages one we from. >> we go on the or 5 of before who all all. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news game one of the braves, a bridge series between the giants and a's is in the books. kylen mills has all the highlights from oracle. that's coming up after the break.

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4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> welcome into oracle park. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 sports. a huge night at the ballpark, although the dust has settled now this place was packed. this place was rocking with nearly 37,000 fans. there really was such a cool atmosphere, though it was a celebrate tory atmosphere. knight actually started out with a really nice sign of togetherness. we saw london

breed san francisco mayor and oakland mayor libby shaft throw out the ceremonial first pitch and they also sat together. they watch the game together. so that was just really cool to see. let's go to the game action bottom of the 4th. no score one on for brandon crawford. he lines one into left field for a base hit. coming into scores. wilmer flores in the giant strike first they lead one. nothing. johnny quedo was straight ealing night, though, in the 5th with 2 one. >> he gets matt olson down on strikes. 7 shutout innings for quedo and 6 strikeouts, but his counterpart was also stellar other than giving up the rbi to brandon crawford. the 4th. he strikes out donovan solano. sean minaya only allowed 3 hits and not 7 strikeouts through 6 innings of work. however, just for some insurance. in the 7th kirk asali rockets that one gone for a solo home run. that

had the giants lead to 2 when the bullpen would take it from there. >> jake mcgee on the job strikes out. chad pender to end the ball game. giant shut out the a's to nothing. they continue to find ways to get it done. when one guy goes down, another one steps up and that's exactly what we saw from kirkus hollywood buster posey was a late scratch. >> think its efforts behind the platel so to speak, for themselves of the way he got a through that i thought he was. it was excellent with roger in particular, just felt like he was pressing all the right buttons and knobs. so i think i think sometimes we tend to get pictures all the credit and for good reason to there, though. they're the ones standing on the mound. but i do think was instrumental in the success of our pitchers. and that home run was huge is a big step writer for us. import big moment in the game.

>> this game really had everything you'd hope and expect for the first full capacity ballgame. so make sure you come on now. enjoy some peanuts crackerjack son vendors. many of them were back open. just a fun atmosphere, although a tough night for a's fans as they continue to struggle to get their offense going mark hanna was placed on aisle tonight. i think they really struggled without their leadoff hitter. bob melvin mentioned the pre-game. he's just so tough to replace however, all in all, just a great family. atmosphere and just such a huge milestone and also night for the bay area. now we will be back out here 7. '05, first pitch for game 2 of the bay bridge series. so for now, that does it for kron 4 sports from oracle park. we'll be right back.

>> responded to her. this is like few months ago. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back kron. 4 morning news we're taking a look outside and we can make out quite barely we know it's quite how are we can't really see the top of it very, very foggy this morning much of the bay. but we are supposed to get a little bit warm. >> as the day goes on. it's going to heat up in day far as tell us more about that. good morning, dave. we're calling on the warm spiked as they off of the little bit. can yeah, we'll be venturing into the 90's little bit. good morning, guys. good morning, technically backing off a little bit on sunday only to return a touch into next week. but hey, we're getting into july. so should be getting like this. >> a little bit, but nothing re-write us into the triple digits that we'll stay below. that looks like all week long.

in fact, here's another shot of the fog. looks like it's lifting off a little bit along the east bay shoreline. there. you can see our our position. meanwhile, the fog tomorrow yet tonight it comes back again. covers up a good chunk of the bay will do all this again by a 30 you can see the clearing process over a good chunk of it. meanwhile, the winds, well, they'll be on shore and they'll be driven a little bit by the evening. heating or afternoon heating you're going to find both today into tomorrow. that game song and dance will probably continue into next week. our temperatures interesting in docs at 70, although still quite chilly in the 50's around the bay because of this fog. that's hanging around 62 for concord's who are waiting for that to jump 80 for high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 89, but they'll still be some 90's and that forecast going to venture into that to 4 zone forecast for you and check the extended in just a bit more. you know. >> all right. jay, thanks, lynn. well demand for air travel. as you might imagine, is taking off after plummeting during the pandemic. that's

right. here in the bay area. many are taking advantage of the lifting of covid restrictions to take to the skies and travel now for the most part, it's going pretty smoothly here, but we could start to see some delays down the road due to staffing shortages. kron four's. dan kerman has more on that. >> the number of people returning to the air is increasing by the day as more and more summer travelers take advantage of the lifting of covid-19 restrictions still at sfo friday afternoon terminal 3 was relatively empty primarily because typical summer traffic has yet to materialize. >> although traffic is recovering and we're seeing more and more activity at sfo. we're still at more than 50% below pandemic. prepandemic levels of activity that made it all the better for those who decided to travel. i have not had a bad experience yet no lines staff are all there. >> i thought a blast. it's been easy but elsewhere across the country. travelers are seeing slowdowns due to staffing shortages the travel industry has to play catch-up.

>> airlines. but in most cases have furloughed or given voluntary leaves to key work groups like pilots and flight attendants like was the tsa last staff during the pandemic. henry harteveldt is a travel industry analyst with atmosphere. research group. he says rehiring in training those folks takes time. that's why it could be a summer of long lines to check in. go through security and get your bags. >> the airports that are seeing some of the biggest weights or are airports that cater have legally. sure travelers. the airline said that a lot of flights. but the tsa concessions and others haven't been able to play catch-up yet. so that might mean florida southern leisure destinations like new orleans or hawaii and so and while generally we're not seeing these type of delays. a bay area airports. you might see them at the airport you're

flying to see. you want to be prepared for that. >> how long could it last industry. analysts say at least through mid july possibly through all of summer. sofo dan kerman kron 4 news. >> but we have a warning for you. if you're hitting the road this weekend. the chp is going to have more officers looking for speeders. the extra patrols will be out today through tomorrow and they don't stop at the state's borders. the speed enforcement program program will involve 11 other state highway patrol's all the way from arizona, all all the way up north to washington last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured by crashes caused by unsafe speeds. >> california is eviction. moratorium has been extended until september 30 at the state will also cover 100% of back rent owed by many low income residents using federal money. the measure is expected to be formally approved as early as monday. it will cost about 5.2 billion dollars.

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having to commute to other parts of the bay area kron four's ken wayne talked to the founder of a new organization that's trying to develop start-ups in the north bay, including one company that's fighting to stop the increased waste caused by e-commerce. >> if you look at this region here, which is incredible are so many talented people in the north bay. it's one of the most beautiful places on the planet yet from an economic development standpoint. you really are the laggard when it comes to the 9 bay area must not be blowing impact ventures is working to do is harness all the and intellectual capital. so probably you're in the north bay and use that to help local entrepreneurs who are working to build on that straight >> for those who don't know. tell me where company is, where it is. >> yeah. so the comings helped acts and excited go is also introduced it sometimes is a mission-driven company were pending the core. we're

climbing neutral company and the mission behind the company is to eliminate single use waste that the backstory is that as e-commerce has ballooned over the last 25 wears. the infrastructure to handle the ways related to it has not changed very much. and so you're you're recycling bins, probably fall every week. our landfills are are getting fall. it's becoming harder hard to recycle things properly and so embrace the circular economy and to enable it for e-commerce businesses that are interested in switching. we have incredible entrepreneurs living in this community. >> we have incredible talent living in this community there are 750,000 people across the rents known county and pre covid 67,000 them every day were commuting in the san francisco in oakland because there wasn't a man for their talent locally. i have this happen to me personally when i moved up here in 2000, 15 simmering county. it's a good job and or which is one of the most successful starting companies take him out of the

north of the last i would have the same conversations dozens of times over everyone. i would need up here would say all you work for a high local startup company. i wish i could do the same. so there is this. desire of local talent much rather work locally in this community. then you want a capacity. but what they're not going to do is sacrifice on pay and south of us on job opportunity to work locally. what we're doing is we're saying incredible entrepreneurs here who want to build that next high growth business. how do help them get to the point where they are and that next large local employer. >> and whether we're looking for a nice warm-up going on for today. here's a gander. what you can expect across the real estate pumping into some of those lower 90's in the far east bay. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast and that extended just a

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>> welcome back. it is 8.44 here on saturday morning as we head into a hot dry summer elected officials and fire departments are warning people about the dangers of wildfires and also about the problems that fireworks can cause with a just a little bit over a week until 4th of july holiday. >> oakland, firefighters and city council members reminding everyone that fireworks are illegal and dangerous,

especially now in these drought conditions. dave spahr has a little bit more detail on those drought conditions that we're seeing. >> we've got. >> we've got moisture in the air this but none of it is going to burn i did. >> yeah. just enough scrounge up a little bit of that coastal drizzles all looks like. here's a look at the fog that we've been talking about the east bay shoreline finally starting to light up here a little bit. but you can see still that fog hanging around in the background as the morning wears on this will finally start to mix out as we start to go into the late morning. hours into the early afternoon. that's the game plan is what we're looking at. meanwhile, love. here's what we have right now for you coming up in just a bit and take. there we go. we've got temperatures going on for you now. 74 antioch, 62 concord livermore at 60 with the east bay shoreline in the upper 50's 59 for santa rosa. meanwhile, now the winds because we're getting this inland heating that will drive these local winds to pop in the normal suspected areas to around the delta solano county

become breezy for you. also in the peninsula a bit and southern marin as well. this will happen again today, tomorrow because we have that nice inland heating happening in or remain cool along the coast, which that fog comes back again for tonight and some coastal drizzle with all that thrown. and that's about all we're going to get from all of this. this is going to happen each morning as we'll see fog mixes out for the most part, maybe a little stubborn along the coast of those coastal clouds. however, towards the end of this week, though, it's just a little bit more interesting, at least by one model's account. we don't see a nice low dropping south here. but we see a low migrating from the south a little bit and throws us some cloud cover. bottom line. it will be a little cooler. looks like towards the end of the week might get lucky with some rain showers, south only concern with all of this is there may be some thunder shower activity with it. and again, we think it will be to the south. but we'll get some of the cooling effect anyway for us in the bay. you can see kind rotation in place as well. 4 zone forecast check into your saturday. 66 san

francisco. the coast into the lower 60's going on for today. 74 it looks like for burning game and we get to some 80's down south 85 palo alto redwood seed 81 san carlos pair of sevens and the south bay got the 80's pretty much in place. all the will pop in 94 morgan hill, los gatos 8783 for cupertino. and mid 70's for the east bay shoreline to the south. we might see some 80's poke out here by the middle of next week. potentially. but that's as far as will go. meanwhile, tri valley upper 80's going on today. you might see some 90's as we get into early next week. 91 conquered 87 for walnut creek 74 berkeley 69 vallejo, 92 fairfield 87 going on for napa in 92 for santa rosa, the 80's as you head out of southern britain. so here's what happens with the temperatures. a slight drop tomorrow and then kind by the season. not too bad. lower 90's. this is the warm spike. we talked about then as we get into next weekend dropping off again. that's with that low that we mentioned. that's kind

of in our backyard cooling things off ever so slightly 70's covers at the bail, though not impossible. see maybe us couple lower 80's towards the middle of the week and 60's cover us at the coast. well. >> you're looking to cool off in a local lake. think again. swimming and boating at an east bay regional park will remain closed through at least august park officials say water levels at shadow clips. regional recreation area and pleasanton are just too low. and the situation has changed pretty rapidly with parts of the lake floor already exposed. >> shane at low. but. >> that if we were wondering if it dry like this, how far it can go. >> the lake clips is the only body of water in the park district officials say any rain will help. >> and several parts of the east bay have reported toxic blooms, a blue green algae. come there a caution in danger advisories posted at the

park's on your screen there. corey lakes and fremont lake anza in berkeley like tennis cal in oakland lake chabot in castro valley. big break in oakley and del val in livermore. now this blue green algae can make you sick and also cause a rash on your skin and keep in mind, it can also be toxic to dogs. >> a major fireworks bust here in the bay area just a little over a week before the 4th of july holiday 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash seized by the san mateo county sheriff's office, kron four's, maureen kelly reports the fireworks were stored in cities across the bay area. >> here's video of the 15,000 pounds of fireworks that were seized after a months long investigation by the san mateo county sheriff's office and here's the mug shot of 61 year-old sam san of san francisco now booked into the san mateo county jail on several counts of selling and possessing dangerous fireworks. according to the sheriff's office spokesperson

several times over the course of the investigation. undercover members of the crime suppression unit. >> would meet sand in millbrae parking lot and make. >> large buys of illegal fireworks ranging from 500 to a 1000 pounds with thousands of dollars changing hands investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks after executing a search warrant at sands oakland warehouse. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year-old jennifer win. she's yet to be arrested charges against her are pending. here's a picture of the 1 million dollars in cash that was found inside sands apartment in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the sheriff's office p i o says the amount of fireworks seized is so big the bomb squad will have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. >> there's no facility the

northern california region that could handle this amount of product. so. it's pretty significant. we have they have a secure trailer that they used to move. dangerous fireworks later day to fix both this around secure bomb squad trailer and they had to make several trips to oakland to get all the product. >> the sheriff's office message to people out there thinking about buying a legal fireworks. leave the displays to the professionals, especially considering the extreme fire danger. we face here in the bay area. maureen kelly kron 4 news.

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>> good morning. welcome back a long awaited us government report on us foes makes one thing very clear. that the truth is still out there. and according to a report that was finally released on friday. investigators found no extraterrestrial linked to any of the 144 sightings of aircraft or other devices that appear to be flying. >> at mysterious speeds had trajectories kelli meyer is in dc with more. >> this report left a lot to the imagination, to say the really doesn't identify what these objects are or where they come from. >> the report looked at information from the u.s. military and intel community, including years of sightings from navy pilots of unexplained aerial phenomena.

but the u of p task force said they didn't have enough to go on to draw a firm conclusion to rule anything in or out. among the findings. there were 18 incidents of unusual movement patterns or flight characteristics that p could pose flight safety issues and could be a possible challenge to us national security possible explanations range from airborne clutter to classified us government systems to foreign adversaries or they have another category that they just label other that just can't explain what the objects are nasa administrator and former astronaut bill nelson says, quote, we do not know what this phenomena is. i talked to the pilots. >> and they were very clear that they saw sold. and it didn't just happen once tracked around and then other pilots on different missions. we'd see a similar phenomenon and get pictures of it. when

their radar lot j lo and followed it. but it was something you could explain. >> top lawmakers on the senate intel committee say this is just a first step into finding out of these. you appease or a real national security threat. well, there will not be a public pride parade and celebration this year. but we are doing our part to lift up the voices. >> of the lgbtq community join us tonight for kron 4 pride special untitled all in this together hosted by our very own john trouble and taylor it airs tonight at 11:00pm. >> and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news oakland pd investigating the city's 63rd homicide. this as the department is looking at new budget cuts. we're live with the latest.

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out there as well. marty gonzales and i'm noelle bellow. it is saturday. june 26 there's a lot to get to. >> today. but we want to start off by getting you a check of your weather forecast days for says it's going to heat up today a high day. morning. well, good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're going to see those 90's return for those inland we'll see that again and then tomorrow to although not quite as loftis. we're gonna take a little break and then come back to some more of that next week. nothing like a heat spike, though, that we've experienced already nothing too lofty. >> but still a bit on the toasty side. first things first got to take care of the fog, which we're working on. there's the east bay shoreline for you start to get some sun peering through those foggy clouds going on. meanwhile, the golden gate bridge shot. we can see it start to lift off from the ground level and make out some blew off to the distance there in marin and actually see some reflection of some light hitting the ground. so we're working on at 74 antioch. a lot of 60's for the east bay as we speak now getting some warming up in the north bay too, with 63 san jose 55 san francisco. and

this is ahead of where we were from yesterday because we're starting off a little bit. but the push because of the fog. we had overnight covering up the skies 85 1 o'clock by 4.89. we will see some 90's going on in london. expect a little backtracking tomorrow. well called a warm week. coming up our way next week. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. morning to well, sounds good. dave. see a couple of minutes. thank you. breaking overnight in the east bay a homicide investigation is now underway in oakland following a fatal shooting. it happened just before 11 o'clock last night. our kron four's camila barco joins us live now with more details. camila. >> marty, another person has died in oakland after a shooting late last night. oakland pd has seen a sharp increase in violent crimes. and last night is an example of that officers responded to bankrupt at bank to bankrupt avenue just before 11:00pm

they were flagged down by people who saw a man with gunshot wounds paramedics attempted to say the victim. he was unresponsive and died at the scene. now, this is the second deadly shooting in oakland within the past week. 7 people were shot last saturday evening at lake merritt. one of those victims was a 22 year-old. san francisco man who later died from gunshot wounds. oakland police says there were multiple gunmen who are tied to san francisco gangs. but right now investigators are still on the hunt for the killers. now last week just before the lake merritt shooting. 2 more people died as a result of gun violence. oakland pd says assaults with firearms or up 73%. they are still trying to see what led up to last night's shooting know. marty, back to you. alright camila, thank you for that live report. >> this latest shooting does come just days after the oakland city council voted to reduce the police department's

budget by 18 million dollars over the next 2 years. oakland mayor libby schaff have proposed a much different budget. one that would have added funding to the close to 700 million dollars for the police department. >> it would have also added to police recruit academies on top of the usual 4 over the two-year budget cycle. now instead that money will go towards alternative methods of violence prevention such as the macro program in which trained macro personnel will respond to nonviolent noncriminal mental and behavioral behavior. health calls. instead of police officers. >> so not all calls for service or lower-level have to go. the police department. but if you that make sense for for other things we're actually supportive it accounts for about 40 calls a day that we would have to respond to. >> but to give you context right now. we respond to 2000 costs. so the impact it will absolutely be there. but the

reduction in work won't be as large as we would like. >> the vote to cut the police department's budget was not unanimous. council members, lauren taylor and treva reid who both represent east oakland voted against the new budget because of concerns over the money not being distributed equitably. >> president biden unveiled guidelines this week on how to curb gun violence. and one east bay leader of the gun violence per property group was in wlshington, dc for that announcement. he met with the president to discuss tactics which he says have been proven to work kron four's. ella sogomonian has more. >> 3 people were shot and killed at a party in richmond this week, although homicides and shootings are up from the last year overall. this type of violent crime in the east bay city has been on the decline in the last decade. according to the executive director of a group called advanced peace. his group meets with people behind the barrel to find meaning set life goals in seconds aside when resolving problems the

common denominator across the board. >> for the most part, 98 plus percent. they're isolated their loan and they're negotiating an address trauma in rage and using substances to cope, but they don't have anyone in their ear telling them. if they don't have to respond this way. bogan is one of several gun violence prevention advocates. >> who was invited to the white house this week to meet with biden on the topic as the president announced many badgers to stop an uptick in shootings and homicides. >> it's an outrage has to end one of those measures included encouraging city leaders to use covid-19 relief funding to support grassroots community. groups like advance peace. >> that are doing intensive work on the ground to reach those at risk of committing such crimes. bogan also hopes congress will pass infrastructure bill because it has an item. dedicating 5 billion dollars toward curbing gun violence i think

they're serious about doing it. i feel good about it and we're going to hold me to it. as for those who feel that picking up a firearm is a solution to their conflicts. bogan had this to say. i understand that you've been failed by most. well intended organizations and opportunities. so if that's your true, you can reach out to advance peace and we'll get you connected to people are going to fail you or allow you to fail. >> in the newsroom. ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> and coming up after the break, the search for survivors continues in miami following that condo building collapse. we'll take a look at where the rescue efforts stand this morning. that's coming up.

>> welcome back. 9 and i'm here on this saturday morning. and now for the very latest on the horrific condo collapse in south florida over the past 2 days. search and rescue crews have been working tirelessly to find any survivors, right. as of right now 4 people are confirmed dead 159 still considered missing rain and smoke complicating the search and rescue efforts. but with cameras dogs and sonar rescue crews believe they can still reach survivors and they're telling families to stay hopeful. mary beth mcdade has more. >> search will continue throughout the night for the more than 150 people who are unaccounted for and the

collapse surfside florida, high rise condo building so we use our equipment still with our dogs searching. >> seeing if we have any marks or as well as our sonar equipment as well as video camera. it took just 15 seconds for the 12 story building to come crashing down early thursday morning. >> hundreds of firefighters have been battling fires and heavy smoke as rescue workers try to sift through the mountain of rubble for survivors. well, other teams searched the building's basement. heavy rains are also hampering rescue and recovery efforts. there are so many already connor and. >> and the fire just compounds. it. fire is deeply seated deeply rooted onto the structure. >> at least 35 occupants of being rescued from the building alive including 15 year-old jonah handler. however, his 54 year-old mother stacie fang didn't survive. she is one of at least 4 that were found dead. however, the death toll is expected to go much higher. many frustrated families are waiting in agony at a nearby unification center and area

hotels. they have also been giving dna samples delphi, d any bodies that are found this man's mother who lived in the building is still missing i know it's a we are praying every minute we're hopeful she's alive and we're going to see her soon. the mayor assures that all efforts are being taken to find their loved ones. we're on search and rescue. >> full speed ahead on search and rescue and you ask why do we have hope. we have hope because that's what our search and rescue team tells us that they have hope. >> well, that was mary beth mcdade reporting for us this morning, florida governor ron desantis is calling for a thorough investigation into how this tragedy happened. onficials say the 40 year-old high rise was undergoing a building inspection just a few days before it collapsed. >> all right. we're looking for another warm-up going on for today. get those inland temperatures into the 90's in some spots are upper 80's as

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>> good morning. welcome weather wise. we've got a mix

of fall again, clear skies depending on where you are in the bay area. we're supposed to get a little warm, though, today. it's definitely going to feel like summer in most parts. dave spahr has got a little bit more detail on a good morning, guys. good morning. everybody. marty, i have another one for you skies us. you safe fog clear skies in clearing. so that's ok like grover going this noon hour to and whatever along with me near bar anyway. we'll take care of this fog later on this morning, coastal areas, maybe a little bit of a problem because we might have kind of more of the overcast going on potentially the golden gate bridge. still some work to be done here. we're just seeing that lift off the ground level. as you can see in some sun appearing on through. but at least the towers at the top are being clipped excessive heat warnings and watches or advisories going on. yeah. for the bay area to the north into the south. this will be sunday into monday. not impacting us now into next week. it's another warm spike. we'll call it that means a return to

those warm temperatures but not quite as lofty enough to cause those excessive heat warning. 75 antioch. we've got 60's over most of the real estate for right now. 57 half moon bay and 56 for san francisco and we'll continue to see that fog come back again, maybe even some coastal drizzle or even east bay shoreline drizzle going on, too. as we start the day a little bit for sunday. clears out for sunday afternoon comes back again as notice a little bit again of that drizzle will do that same song and dance into next week. but boy, this is a nice shot here of the east bay shoreline and seeing the fog breaking up. we'll keep some coastal clouds going on there. bit 70's for the bay. some 90's inland tomorrow shave off a couple degrees. same routine with the morning fog clearing out a bit and the next week it's another warm-up. saw 100. we're going to dance in the 90's a little bit inland, but nothing too. crazy. middle 90's but has locked is will get and that will pull back by thursday 66 san francisco, 72 for open 81. meanwhile, for san jose. and we still have some of those

90's to be had out there in the far east bay in 92 looks like for santa rosa. we'll have more on this and the 4 zone forecast also check out what's going on with another hurricane in the eastern pacific noel martin. all right, thank you, dave seen a couple minutes. well, 13 months to the day after george floyd's life was taken. his accused killer former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin has learned his fate. chauvin has been sentenced to 22 and a half years in prison. >> for the murder of george floyd. it's one of the longest prison terms ever imposed on a u.s. police officer in this type of case still floyd's family members and others were disappointed by the sentence is they say it fell short of the 30 years that prosecutors had requested reporter eric runge. he is in minneapolis with more on the emotional testimony. >> like they've been doing for the past 13 months, demonstrators took to the disappointed former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin did not get the

maximum sentence of 40 years. i'm angry. i'm frustrated, but i'm sadly not surprised inside the courtroom today show that showed little emotion as judge peter cahill handed down his 22 and a half year sentence this is based on your. >> abuse of a position of trust and authority. and also the particular cruelty showing the george floyd. >> his sons came after hearing from floyd's family floyd 7 year-old daughter gianna appeared by video. if you could say anything to your daddy right now. what would it be. >> the >> floyd's nephew and 2 brothers also spoke. they want to judge cahill to impose the maximum sentence of one to know. from the man himself. what were you thinking. who's going >> when you head new york his neck. >> the floyd would not get an

answer chauvin did speak, though citing ongoing court cases. it was short. want us to is the ford family. >> there's going to some other information. in the future that would be of interest. thanks. we'll give you some. some peace of mind. >> chauvin's mother called him a good man with a big heart derek and what you should know. >> i've always believed in your innocence and i will never waver from that. >> chauvin is facing federal charges as well for the death of george floyd. he pinned floyd to the ground in may of 2020 for nearly 9 and a half minutes during an arrest caught on camera floyd's sister watched the sentencing hearing from houston. you let i'm in it as got 22 years. he got death sentence. is not right.

>> a sentiment felt by many outside the courthouse tonight when they gave us those 3 guilty. they got our hopes up. >> other news this morning, vice president kamala harris made her first visit to the southern border since taking office. she met with border patrol agents and human rights advocates on friday, the vice president also toured a migrant processing center. republicans have criticized the white house immigration policies as to relax. but vice president harris pushed back saying rebuilding an immigration system takes time. alright ministration. >> it is important to be clear is working to build fair and functional and a humane immigration says. we feel very strongly about that and 5 months we've made progress. but there's still much more work to be done. >> president biden's first few months in office have seen record numbers of migrants trying to cross into the u.s. officials recorded more than 180,000 encounters at the u.s.

mexico border. that's the most since march of 2000. >> still ahead here on the kron 00:00am morning news game. one of the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's kylen mills has highlights from oracle park after the break.

>> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> welcome into oracle park. and thanks for joining us for kron. 4 sports. a huge night at the ballpark, although the dust has settled now this place was packed. this place was rocking with nearly 37,000 fans. there really was such a cool atmosphere, though it was a celebrate tory atmosphere. knight actually started out with a really nice sign of togetherness. we saw london breed san francisco mayor and oakland mayor libby shaft throw out the ceremonial first pitch and they also sat together. they watch the game together. so that was just really cool to see. let's go to the game action bottom of the 4th. no score one on for brandon crawford. he lines one into left field for a base hit. coming into scores. wilmer flores in the giant strike first they lead one. nothing. johnny quedo was straight ealing night, though, in the 5th with 2 one. he gets

matt olson down on strikes. 7 shutout innings for quedo and 6 strikeouts, but his counterpart was also stellar other than giving up the rbi to brandon crawford. the 4th. he strikes out donovan solano. sean minaya only allowed 3 hits and not 7 strikeouts through 6 innings of work. however, just for some insurance. in the 7th kirk asali rockets that one gone for a solo home run. that had the giants lead to 2 when the bullpen would take it from there. >> jake mcgee on the job strikes out. chad pender. to end the ball game. giant shut out the a's to nothing. they continue to find ways to get it done. when one guy goes down, another one steps up and

through that i thought he was. it was excellent with roger in particular, just felt like he was pressing all the right buttons and knobs. so i think i think sometimes we tend to get pictures all the credit and for good reason. and they're the they're the ones standing on the mound. but i do was instrumental in the success of our pitchers. and that home run was huge is a big step writer for us. import big moment in the game. >> this game really had everything you'd hope and expect for the first full capacity ballgame. so make sure you come on now. enjoy some peanuts crackerjack son vendors. many of them were back open. just a fun atmosphere, although a tough night for a's fans as they continue to struggle to get their offense going mark hanna was placed on aisle tonight. i think they're really struggled without their leadoff hitter. bob melvin mentioned the pre-game. he's just so tough to replace however, all in all, just a great family.

atmosphere and just such a huge milestone and also night for the bay area. now we will be back out here 7. '05, first pitch for game 2 of the bay bridge series. so for now, that does it for kron 4 sports from oracle park. we'll be ri over the years, mercedes-benz has patented

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news days been talking about some clearing skies and we look at the golden gate bridge starting to see a little clearing there. i feel like every little bit. the dog is

going up and up and it is going to get a little warm later today. and later this week. but not like what we had seen in weeks prior know it will. it will be quite a few degrees lower than that days. here to give us all the lowdown on thaiday for putting kind of a benchmark on the 100 say stay away from that. stay stay in the 90's. territory in the delta. that's fine. contra, costa county but not any more than that. but it looks like we will have a warm-up. this is true. good morning. good morning, everybody. and we're taking care of the fog. that's the first order of business. it's kind of a with filled up a lot of the bay here. but as you can see, the blue skies peering out for the east bay shoreline shot. yes. so we just have some scattered clouds at this hour. different story at the coast, though. yeah. the overcast kind of clouds going on to this will probably peer through as well as we approach around the noon hour in early afternoon. only to come back again by the late afternoon early evening. as you can see, as we go into tonight and your sunday morning and repeat. but again,

mixes out by about 9.30 again expected for tomorrow. those winds, by the way, we do on shore. they're kind of weak right now because we haven't had much time for inland heating. but later on we'll see them pulse 8. the local winds. we get 75 for antioch. a lot of 60's on the board with a couple 50's home out there for san francisco in half moon bay a course where that fog is breaking it down for your mostly sunny and land at 8689 by 4 o'clock after we tap into some lower 90's. your 4 zone forecast is coming up in a bit. we'll also check the extended and a pesky hurricane in the eastern pacific ok, thank you, dave. summers kicks in soda plans to venture out, especially following this year that we've been dealing with staying home because of the pandemic. however, health experts say children who can't get vaccinated. >> do remain vulnerable right now. kron four's. terisa stasio reports on that risk and how best to navigate it. >> some of phone hacking at the water park to escape the

heat when it comes to kids under 12 who still cannot get vaccinated health experts say life and plans are complicated. >> yet simultaneously not it just depends on what risk you want to take what we know is that if children are not vaccinated there like anybody who's not vaccinated susceptible to getting infected. >> and well, children don't get sick at the same rate that older kids and adults, too. and while they don't get hospitalized or died nearly of older adults. they do give sir and some do get hospitalized in tragically some dude i doctor john swartzberg. when you see berkeley school of public health says that the research and data show. >> unvaccinated people, including children can steer clear of getting covid. >> the ways we have learned over the last year and a half. >> you can see winds that we've been talking about since very early in this pandemic, the non pharmaceutical interventions masks, social

distancing and avoiding congregate settings. so outdoor play is fine, especially if there are no crowds. >> he adds it is challenging when the household may contain vaccinated. family members. that's when a risk calculus comes into play. a lot of things into consideration. when you travel you, how are you going to get there. >> airports risky airplanes, risky and then the locale where you're going. what is how much infection is going on. >> also he says a vital component in all of this. the delta variant the form of covid-19 more contagious and causing concern for many in the health sector of the variant is to a large extent, a game changer. >> it's not in our favor. 50% more contagious strain that caused this. so much mystery in december and january here. just more to think about and deal with as we continue to live with sars covid too. >> teresa stasio kron 4 news. >> and there's a warning if

you're hitting the road this weekend. the chp will have more officers looking for speeders. the extra patrols will be out today through tomorrow and they don't stop at the state's borders. the speed enforcement campaign involves 11 other state highway patrol's from arizona to washington last year. more than 500 people were killed and more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speeds. drug addiction is fueling fatal overdoses in san francisco. and one of the main reasons behind the city's daunting homeless crisis while riding along with the city's street crisis response team. >> kron four's, maureen kelly met a drug user who is trying to get clean. >> you know, been dead already. he but i'm still here. side of it, you know, just had to do something. you know, i think you're going like this. cheryl much is homeless. she says she's been on the streets of san francisco because of our addiction to crack and how easy it is for her to buy and

use drugs. here is not 12 years here. >> yeah, because morley out here. i'm from san it is a i wasn't. yeah. so i my opinion they need to crack down down here. >> they really do. she walked up to me as i was tagging along with one of the city's new street crisis response teams working in the tenderloin. the team is made up of a community paramedic, a mental health clinician in a peer support counselor. they responded nonviolent 911, calls involving mentally disturbed people. they just administered narcan to someone on the verge of an overdose and we're handing him off to an ambulance crew. the 50 year-old woman said she wanted help off the streets. the peer support counselor uses his experience of being formally homeless and a recovering drug addict to help build trust. you know, a lot of us have been in that same hole that the people respond to and we can give them some help on how to get out. >> love that's. i'm never gonna 12 new deaths and like

maybe you're going hear tv. >> the clinician for the street crisis response team works for the nonprofit health, right. 3.60, that offers detox. so we have access to residential treatment programs. and so we absolutely can kind of work together to to get us on the web site find treatment s f dot org. the city's department of public health has a list of substance, use and mental health residential treatment programs available for people who qualify for medical and keeps the number of available beds for men and women updated. there are nearly 490 beds. now another 140 beds are in the pipeline. >> i've years. and me that's and that's not good for me share wasn't ready to go into detox immediately saying she needs to wrap up some loose ends but the team members are optimistic oftentimes when people and when individuals engage us initially and kind of make that that initial encounter they usually follow since the street crisis

response teams launched in november. they say they're noticing an uptick in interest in available services finding it more common for folks to come up to us directly and one engage with us and kind of ask us about what resources are available. and i always us people, you know. >> and no, i'm not. if you see i put this to, you know, no judgment. but you know, to use any drugs. >> and that always them treatment because. we have the department of public health says between 2019 2020 over 5400 people were in rolled in either inpatient or outpatient substance use disorder, treatment programs because cheryl is homeless. if she does enter treatment should be signed up on a priority list for housing. >> the department of public health spokesperson says they're working hard to ensure no one is discharged back to the street. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> san francisco mayor london breed is including more money for the street crisis response teams under 13 billion dollar budget proposal for the city.

the mayor would like to spend an additional 2 million dollars to pay for a 7th team on the city streets. >> california will extend its pandemic related ban on evictions through the end of september governor newsome and state lawmakers announced an agreement that will also pay off all past due rent for eligible tenants. ashley zavala explains the details and how landlord groups are responding. >> this agreement serves as a compromise between lawmakers who wanted to keep the eviction moratorium in place until the end of the year. and landlord only one in the short term extension. i don't think anyone wants to see a massive wave of evictions state lawmakers and governor gavin newsome friday announced a deal to extend california's ban on evictions for unpaid rent to september 30th. it was set to expire wednesday. the updated set of protections will help tenants making 80% or less of their area's median income pay off all of their back in future rent through

september. the state will use 5.2 billion dollars from the federal government to cover the cost to recognize that rents. one. >> component. big part of the coast to pay water. and utilities electricity. 100% of water. utilities also be picked up the past 10 relief efforts have been slow to distribute money. a concern for landlord groups like the california apartment association what we had hoped not to have to have another extension. i think the biggest thing that we're struggling with is the money has gone out. >> so that's one of the things that is very important to us. now. we have to make sure that money gets in the hands landlords who are desperately in need. newsom's administration has said it recently streamlined what was a confusing and long application process for those funds. our job is to officially. >> and make sure appropriately because we don't want fraud in the space to get those dollars out as quickly as possible. landlord groups are pushing for this to be the final extension. this is the last. there can be no more. there's no reason for any more.

>> the legislature is expected to formally vote and pass this agreement on monday in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >> and if you're looking to cool off in the bay area lake, you're going to have to think again. that's because swimming and boating at an east bay regional park will remain closed through at least august park officials say water levels at shadow clips. regional recreation area in pleasanton are simply too low. the situation has changed rapidly with parts of the lake floor already exposed. >> the scene at low. but. >> that if we were wondering if it dry like this, how far it can go. >> that's what a lot of people are the lake. it shadow cliffs is the only body of water in the park district officials say that any rain, we'll help. so far nothing. >> a man is in custody this morning after police seized 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash from his san

francisco home. take a look at all they found according to the san mateo county sheriff's office. this is the result of a months long undercover investigation. investigators seize the bulk of the fireworks from this man, 61 year-old sam san after executing search warrants at his oakland warehouse. a second location in san jose and from inside the home of the second suspect who has not yet been charged sheriff's office says the amount of fireworks seized is so big the bomb squad is going to have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. >> there's no facility the northern california region that could handle the amount of product. so. it's pretty significant. we have they have a secure trailer that they used to move. dangerous fireworks day to fix both is around secure bomb squad trailer and they had to make several trips to oakland to get all product. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office message to

people out there thinking of buying illegal fireworks this season is to consider the extreme fire danger. we're facing here in the bay area and leave the displays to the professionals. dave. >> watching temperatures get into some of the lower 90's as we venture on to the east bay a and also the north bay to but upper 80's will do it for most of the geography. stick around. a check of the 4 zone forecast. the exte

>> good morning. welcome back. we're expecting expecting temperatures to rise quite a in the places that usually the bay area and a little bit of fog sticking around where we usually see it. dave sphar has got your weekend forecast for you. need a good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. and look at the progress we're getting along the east bay shoreline all lit up. it looks like in getting some blue skies in there as well going in the right direction. where do the same thing again for tomorrow. one puppy repeating kind of this trend early into next week. of course, all the warm up in the afternoon hours. that's pretty much given. here's what we have for temperatures right now. 75 for antioch, 65 covers for concord, 61 for livermore and some lower 60's popping up here along the east bay shoreline and use all things start open up a little bit. mister enrique. yes, he's a hurricane category. one expected briefly bounce to a category 2 before losing strength is not going to please clear the mexican coast. however, as you can see, it looks like. a beeline to kabul. now, by that point,

it will become a tropical depression. well, that's kind of good, right. well, yeah, but if you're headed that way or nobody going there. it's going to mean kind of crummy weather really into thunder showers and some locally. heavy winds at times. and unfortunately all the casinos and around the area. they're also close to sorry about that. but watch out later this week we'll be seeing what goes with that. now the other thing we sometimes get some moisture up around this way. when the bubbles up later. well, the some of the monsoon has kind of left in our backyard a little bit. that may venture to the north by the time we get to the latter portion of the week. you see the moisture starting to pop up a little bit here this will also cool us. it looks like just a touch as well. there you see the little spots of rain that are poking out here and there. let's check and do it. your 4 zone forecast coming in 66 san francisco to the coast will do about 61 pacifica 61 half moon bay along the they side of the peninsula 74 burlingame will get some the southern end of the peninsula, 85 for palo alto in the south bay 81 for

san jose cupertino checks in at 83. keep it in the 70's, though, along the east bay shoreline for now off the tri valley upper 80's, although you may be pushing the lower 90's and early next week concord at 9187 walnut creek, 74 berkeley the with 6992 for fairfield 87 going on for now. 88 for sonoma and santa rosa at 82 or 92 and you'll see some more of that early into next week here. here's what happens. we slide just a little bit sunday, monday zone. minor warm-up for the remainder of the week. again, this far east bay reaches early start popping east bay shoreline. you got the 70's cooking here. maybe even seeing some lower 80's and we'll do the 60's at the coast. well. well, this past week the world got a better understanding of what it means to be under a conservatorship pop star britney spears has been under one. >> for the last 13 years and in a court hearing earlier this week. she asked for it to

finally end. now some of the revelations she made were in stark contrast to how she's presented herself over the years on her social media with many of most dedicated fans pretty shocked to hear about all she's had to navigate through here to break down some of what was said during that hearing is founder of the website celeb map. carly mullane carly, i want to start by showing a picture that you posted the day of the hearing because i want you to share with us why you felt it was as striking a chord with you now. >> right. full transparency. i have been covering britney since the beginning of my reporting career. and i've been a fan of her since the beginning of her. chris. i'm answering this question wearing both my hat says span and pop culture commentator. and this picture is from of the ip meet and greet i did with her in july. 2018 in atlantic city during the tour. we now heard her testified she didn't even want to do court documents that were reported this week. also detailed allegations that she was forced to work while sick. and on this particular concert day that i was in attendance up.

that's staff told that's year to 102 degree temperature and really herself even mentioned that while performing the concert, the pictures actually, my pregnancy announcement so britney knew i was expecting before most of the world. it and seeing it always brought me so much, joy and appreciation that she was such a trooper to be such a good spirit even while sick. but, you know, different now hearing the because from a pop culture's perspective, you know, this really plays into to her claims and somewhat supports it with this evidence. >> well, i know you are an entertainment reporter during britney's what was it that got her into conservatorship in the first place. a lot of you know, we've been fans of her. we've heard her music but didn't really realize that it's been 13 years since she's been in under control of her father. >> right. and you know, i'm not a doctor. i'm not a lawyer. i don't personally know britney spears and of course due to privacy. none of us truly know what conditions

mental health or otherwise that justified the court approving the conservatorship. but there's a laundry list of things that played out in the public in 2007 going through a divorce from kevin federline, public questioning of her parenting of 2 toddlers who were born a year apart while she was possibly dealing with postpartum depression. there was, you know, a stint in rehab, the shaved head. she had. the says car with an umbrella, had a heavily criticized and tv performance and was associating with some what many believed to be some controversial figures. so early 2008, there was also a highly publicizbd domestic issue over the custody of her kids which resulted in her being placed on an involuntary hold. so in sum, you know, there are concerns over her mental health and potential undue influence. and so the conservatorship was. put in place and get control over her personal life and finances. mostly in her father's hands.

and since then, you know, additional figures and entities have ensured the but it's largely been i mean, and changed in the past 13 years. >> i mean, i think, you know, whether you you like britney's music or her as a person. you know, you can't deny that she really did shape pop for quite a while and continues to hold so many people's attention. what would you say was the biggest take away from the hearing this week. she really does deserve a lot of the all the records with music sales tv ratings are being a vegas residents of current artists who have younger fandoms. >> but unfortunately because she's been on indefinite work hiatus since january 2019. what we really only see and get from her these days has been her social media posts. >> so for me, what stood out the most from this testimony was the difference in her voice literally and figuratively between how she presented her case in court versus what she's been saying and how she's been sounding to

me. she sounded, you know, in no uncertain terms. she said she wants this to end and she just sounded like a woman who was remembering her greatness and reclaiming her power. and i think at the very least we are all paying closer attention and this issue that conservatorship issues that she has at least the very least need to be revisited and reconsidered. what happens next or are you aware when her next hearing is supposed to be. know you're watching this closely. >> yes. the next court date is scheduled for july 14th minute between now and then. it's really does seem that britney has the stage. we're all paying officially she and her court-appointed attorney need to formally file petition to end the conservatorship. >> and then the judge will determine whether or not she needs to undergo another evaluation. she has made it clear she does not want to be evaluated again. >> but that petition to end needs to lay out some argument

as to why the conservatorship is no longer justified. and we got a glimpse of what her arguments might be. >> she did say that you just put out a handful of albums she's performed here for years in vegas in a residency at its since the conservatorship has been in place she seems to be arguing that she is capable of earning a living for herself and many others, including a lot of family members and in this petition to we may be seeing that and although this next court date will not be public as this past week's one was ok. >> carly, i know you're going continue watching closely. we all well as well. thank you for breaking that down for us. really appreciate your insight. thanks for having me. you're welcome. we'll be right back.

>> well, happening tonight in the south bay, a big soccer match for the san jose earthquakes. the quakes are playing against the la galaxy. the game is known as the california clasico and it is sold out already is going to be played at park in san jose. and will be the first full capacity. sporting event in santa clara county since the state reopened, the team is thrilled to welcome all of their fans back. they do believe the fan energy is going make a difference there on the field tonight, the california clasico kicks off at 7 o'clock this evening. and there won't be a public pride parade and celebration this year. but we do have our

special airing tonight. all in this together, lifting up the voices of the lgbtq it's tonight at 11:00pm. it's called all in this together. so be sure to join us for that should be great. this again marty's last saturday up here. yes, and we're going to be saying goodbye in a big way tomorrow. so please join us. >> 7 to 10 in the morning tomorrow. we're going to have a lot of things i don't even know about yet. but going on tomorrow. please join us for martin gonzalez. i'm noelle bellow. we'll see you tomorrow. at 07:00am.

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