>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 00:00am morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning, everybody. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzales. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 27th and it is the skies very last newscast. yeah. we have a lot of things it's going to be a lot of fun stick with us. yeah. we'll have a lot to get to later on. we do want to start off with a check of that weather because you can see behind me it is extremely misty and foggy in the city of san francisco. really notice it coming in over the bay i thought it was raining for a second. so tonight dave spahr has been a little bit more

detail heyday windshield wiper action to a little bit about that morning drizzle and everything. good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. caught a clouds and fog around the bay just like yesterday that will mix out as we get to the late morning hours and into the afternoon. expect a little breeze to come with as well. here's the shot in the east bay shoreline a promise. that's what it is. >> fog covering up for right now as we get into the late morning that will mix out and just like yesterday we can really see the towers of the golden gate bridge. but that ominous cloud cover and kind of spooky looking action is what we have to start the day off. speaking of that fog. you can see it does start to mix out a little bit by the later morning hours, right now, our temperatures in the 50's over most of the region filled up with all fog for right now. and again, temperatures will climb as expected in the inland areas although not quite as lofty as we saw from yesterday. so we're pretty close to yesterday's temperatures on balance this time. so here's the breakdown. 74 by 11 by 2, we're talking 84. we'll see some token 90's to be had inland. but we're looking for a minor warm-up in

the early part of the week will be backing off of that by the later week, we might have to battle some humidity to look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. marty. all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to the news this morning. there's a big crackdown on illegal fireworks in the east bay as the oakland police department recently seized 165 pounds of illegal fireworks. >> take a look at this video. oakland. police found this inside a man's truck. they made the bus after receiving tips of a person who was selling illegal fireworks in the area of 73rd and garfield avenues and with the 4th of july, just one week away. law enforcement reminding everyone that fireworks of all kinds are illegal and then anyone who's caught with them could face a hefty fine or jail time. >> that goes for a san francisco man as well. police seize 15,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and 1 million dollars in cash from his san francisco home. according to the san mateo county sheriff's office. this multi county bust is the result of a months long

undercover investigation. 61 year-old sam sand and 54 year-old jennifer dunn. when are both facing charges related to sales and possession of dangerous fireworks and explosives using surveillance during may and june police found all of this stash oakland warehouse at 2 separate homes across the bay area. sheriff's office says the amount of fireworks seized is so big the bomb squad's actually going to have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. well. it is the final weekend of june and people across the country are spending at celebrating pride just layer and thousands of them gathered at dolores park in san francisco saturday. >> kron four's amanda hari spoke with the many people who emphasized the importance of visibility. >> in 2020 pride month looked very different than it ever had before. many of the people i spoke to didn't get the chance to celebrate with their friends. so this year they're taking advantage of the entire month.

>> dolores park in san francisco was overflowing with people celebrating the lgbtq plus community. i'm so these people and all this trash all is day like very happy to be here. sydney hayes moved to san francisco a few years ago. she's bisexual that says because of the pandemic. >> she didn't get to connect with the clear community. now she's making up for lost time. i my and i really wanted learn me. >> they see that i have been able she says seeing all these people makes are excited about what the post-pandemic world will look like for the community feels like >> a crash. a sense of community stuart leigh city. there are people from all different backgrounds at the impromptu celebration. i bring

people together. >> rachel technical and neck now feel like, hey says she believes everyone is welcome at pride just like being in a space where you can be yourself me fans. be whatever you want to just be exacted. well, pride month ends at the end of june. the san francisco pride organization is planning more events throughout the year. one of those is a national coming out day event that will be in october in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> lot of fun out a lot of fun here today as well. it is this guy's final day here at kron 4. we're celebrating mardi all morning long before he retires. so be sure to keep watching. i hadn't seen that on good we've got we've got a few different little surprises like definitely stick with. those not issues like we get those and maya angelou. that was a wonderful interview. >> isabel and betts is a

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>> welcome back. in south florida. search teams continue to look through the rubble for victims of that partial condo building collapse this morning. officials say 156 people are unaccounted for. >> the death toll now stands at 5 reporter brian entin has the latest for us. those is sprayed water over the surfside collapse site as the fire continues to burn beneath the surface. >> by afternoon. most of the smoke had cleared and search and rescue crews were back on top of the pile they continue looking for any sign of life as we're continually still use our resources or sonar equipment for sound. and no, we haven't heard sound for a while. >> though, new sound to indicate life. but firefighters say there is still hope, especially because crews say there are crevices and it's still possible. people are trapped. what's your message to the families right now. they're waiting there. >> i don't really have a message other than to say we are 100% committed to. finding

and saving their relatives. and that's what this whole effort is all about. also saturday. a bombshell engineering report surfacing on the condition of the building. the report from 2018 prepared rabbitoh consultants. >> found a concrete slab near the pool deck had major structural damage in concrete columns in the parking garage with abundant cracking and spalling rabbitohs structural engineering firm that does not do. construction says in part at the time of the building collapsed roof repairs were underway but concrete restoration had not yet begun miami dade county leaders say they were only made aware of the report this weekend. we are obviously very interested in all of the evidence -hat's coming to light and we're going to be including it in our. >> what happens after the rescue and in the meantime, we're taking actions to make sure that everybody's safe. >> that action includes a new audit of every building more than 40 years old in miami. dade county. but right now leaders emphasized the focus remains on the collapse site

where despite incredible obstacles they're still holding on to hope. we don't have a resource problem. we've had a look problem. >> weatherhead wins. we've had that fire that's been persistent. but we've remained focus. we've we've kept the guys on the debris. >> i'm brian entin reporting. >> and we'll take care of this morning. fog and going to the mostly sunny mode for this afternoon as temperatures plowing through the 80's while inland. top out with some of the lower 90's too little money with minor warm-up. phase is expected early into the week. we'll check and to keep it here.

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enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person. i heard that. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back. 7.13 and the day starting out just like yesterday yeah. that fog along the coast chilly. i was my car this morning. it was miss and then cold. i'm wondering, dave spahr this fog. i know we usually see it on the coast. but are the parts that we have been dry and and needing a little bit of moisture. any of them getting a little court. hope no, not we're not we're not seeing much the way of moisture kind of worried about a different type of moisture later on during the week, although i don't think the impact will be great except scattered clouds for us keep temperatures down ever so slightly by thursday. >> and friday next week might even pump a little bit of humidity or way, which is pleasant going on those inland areas. but at least we'll get cloud cover and temperatures dropping a little bit. that's

the east bay shoreline to see popping up in the monitors here. this is a covered with the fog because we have cold current this right now or backyard, golden gate bridge checking out of there. we can see the towers with the fog clouds right aloft everything's pretty much the same as we talked about from yesterday, this excessive heat is around us because at least we're getting some of that on shore wind throughout the day. that's being locally driven. however, because of the different thermal gradients. we have the cooler air off towards the west and it starts to warm up in those inland valleys driving that happening is actually chilly and around some spots around the immediate. they yesterday with that breeze at hand. but the sun helps out upper 50's at hand for mostly and comes in at 6864 san jose 55. meanwhile, for san francisco noting this on future cast for. yeah. that mixes out. but notice a little bit of showers up in the mountains is going to be a flash years as the bad frame here. but the general trend you want to take from. this is later on tomorrow. there we do it again. more

showers and thunder showers that may become a little bit more active when we get to the latter portion of the week. that's tapping into some moisture far down towards the south. we want to keep an eye on. therefore also see in the morning hours. the repeated this performance of the cloud cover in the fog for your morning hours. that will be tomorrow and even into tuesday. bay fog morning clouds and such 70's going on to the bay 80's and 90 ish might even pop 90 in some inland locations early in the week. minor warming trend mid 90's inland through tuesday and then late in the week warm but scattered clouds and there might be a touch more humidity thrown in this because the moisture being drawn up here is coming in from the south adult. those thunder bumpers up in the mountain 68 san francisco 71 for open 80 san jose. and again, we see a 90 here on this board for any off. but in the 4 zone forecast see a couple more 84 for santa rosa and 84 san jose. and again, that onshore wind certainly helps and around the immediate they with

mild lower 70's again. we'll check in your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit, martin. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot. back to the news this morning on wednesday, former president trump will be traveling to the u.s. mexico border. now this comes after vice president kamala harris visited the border city. >> of el paso just a few days ago. but trump's visit is expected to look very different our washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> donald trump's last trip as president was to south texas to take a look at the progress of his administration's border wall. and now this week he'll be returning to the border for the first time since leaving office. >> donald trump is returning to the southern border. this time as an ex-president signals to the rest of the country. he actually still cares. he's not the president is not the position of of government. trump will visit weslaco on wednesday. we'll be joined by texas governor greg abbott and a dozen house republicans including texas congressman august pfluger. he wants to go down there and

offer his expertise and his solutions to a governor who is actually trying to do the right thing is doing the right thing to secure communities. the triple look very different from vice president kamala harris's visit on friday where here is met with migrants at a processing center at the other end of the texas border in el paso. former president trump took credit for harris's trip saying in a statement, if governor abbott night, we're going there next week. she would have never gone college. trump's trip comes a little more than a week after governor abbott announced plans to use state funds to continue building the border wall that the trump administration started. it's a project texas democratic congressman lloyd doggett calls a waste of money. the idea governor abbott will return to trump's wall is a ridiculous. it will be only a token amount of it will be using state funds that could be better used to help texans on this side of the border.

>> the former president is expected to visit a texas department of public safety facility first and then go take a tour of part of a border barrier in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> president joe biden is clarifying some remarks about the bipartisan infrastructure deal saying he endorses the deal without hesitation. the president says he never meant to suggest he would veto it unless congress also passed a larger package to expand the social safety net just days ago. he said both packages needed to move in tandem or he would not sign the comment sparked criticism from republicans who were involved in the negotiations. >> in the south bay, the santa clara superior court has relaxed some of its covid restrictions for visitors. people have received any court order or permitted to enter the courthouse is without social distinct distancing restrictions. but face masks are still required and they say that anyone excuse me who does not wear a face mask will not be allowed inside.

>> after 15 months standstill. the first cruise ship to leave a united states port since the coronavirus pandemic has set sail the celebrity edge departed from fort lauderdale, florida yesterday with a capacity of 40%. according to royal caribbean cruises. 99% of passengers are vaccinated against covid-19 the massive ship is on a seven-night voyage with ports of call in mexico and the bahamas. this kicks off the cruise line's return to business with carne of carnival vessels already scheduled to depart from other ports starting next month. >> southwest airlines is delaying and canceling thousands of its flights. the aviation data company flight aware says southwest has already delayed more than 1000 flights scheduled for this weekend and the company plans to delay 1000 more next month. southwest says it's canceling flights in order to avoid severe weather portions of the country.

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>> all right. welcome back, everybody. we're talking sports now. saturday night game. 2 of the bay bridge series the giants, as you know, took the opener. let's go to the highlights in the 5th inning. a's are up. one

nothing in here is use merrill petite trying to work out of a jam for the a's. but it's lamonte wade junior who will go to right field, make it right center field and it's adding here. a 2 run home run for the giants and just like that. the giants are ahead. 2 to one. responded in the 2 on for mitch moreland. he comes through with a base hit to right and that's drive-in matt olson to tie the game. then we're in the 7th and it's matt chapman going deep opposite field, home run worth 2 runs and his 10th of the season that puts the a's ahead by a score for the 2 giants got one back in the 7th and with one out in the 8th, it would be donovan solano going deep to left field. and that would put the tie the game at for the giants would win it with 2 runs in the 10th. 65 was the final game. 3 starts at 1 o'clock today at oracle. well. >> wal-mart does have some extra trains ready for giants fans during upcoming night games. the additional trains will be added after regular

bart service ends at night. the special service will continue for night games through august 30th. that's when bart plans to have its regular prepandemic service back up and running. >> all right. we are celebrating mardi all day long on his last day with us before retiring. how are you feeling this morning. >> you know, i have to tell you, it's a little bittersweet. okay. on the one hand, i'm looking forward to this new life that i'm going to have. but on the other hand, i'm going to sell you guys. of course i'm gonna miss at home as well. have to say that that's a little bit get you there to take a during this break. but stick with us. we've got a lot few centuries i love ruby a mexico city covering the earthquake back in everywhere. washington, d c. >> and one of the great parts of the job. i know you've been around can. that's special yeas to do. that was a that

was a program that he did in sacramento their land at the vatican. >> audience with the pope. i always hearing all of your story every place you've been you've been everywhere. it's it's been a wonderful part of the job. we'll be right back.

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 00:00am morning news. we're taking a live look outside at the picture window sfo out there. it is a little bit foggy, but it seems that plans are only having too big of an issue. there's one kind of rolling down the runway right now. i think we're ok there, dave. anything on delays are no, no, we're good. there. that's so no delays at sfo. but the fog is very apparent as we're seeing all the way around the bay too. >> nice a cooling effect it has. and we're getting all treated some drizzle here and there. but it's really doing much except during up our cars and run the windshield wipers. little bit. if you're fortunate enough, maybe some wet roads with all of that and get used to it. more to come. here is the east bay shoreline. we'll be monitoring these shots to see as the morning progresses, how the fog lifts off. there's sfo again, no delays, even though you see the fog bank really right up there against the hills and the fog today just mixes out by the we approach the noon hour and we'll still keep that cool onshore flow

throughout the day today. the winds are already kind of locked in that on shore pattern. but daytime heating will drive them later on today. temperature check. you can see just exactly the footprints of the fog and the marine layer where it's gone. there's all the green you get away from that too far as give back the yellows and the oranges are temperatures are somewhat mild to our friends, north and south. so 74, we expect by 11 by 2 at 84. again. we'll see some lower 90's to be had out there, balance. it's just a little bit of a warming trend that we get to about tuesday and then we'll turn the corner coming in with some more cloud cover looks like by the end of the week and slightly cooler temperatures, maybe a wish for more humidity. look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. more, you know. well, all right, dave, thank you. let's get to our big story this morning. the 4th of july. exactly one week from today. >> and officials are cracking down on illegal fireworks. but this time they're using that map to help them out. kron four's camila barco live in rohnert park this morning with more on the ap. camille, what we know about it.

>> yet. so no, marty, the department of rohnert park is taking a 0 tolerance approach when it comes to illegal fireworks. as you guys said they are turning to app to help them determine where the illegal fireworks are coming from and what happened in the event that they did go off and was he said the app is called it's a it's user friendly and pretty self explanatory. you can begin to follow report on the apps home page. the idea is to notify officials went fireworks. illegal fireworks go off or when someone tries to sell them nail allows you to upload pictures notes or audio recordings. it will then ask you for your name. e-mail and phone number as well as the location. the event is happening at that information is then forwarded to the corresponding police department. so they can investigate now is the 4th of july gets officials are warning people to be careful around dried grass. we know that the dry and hot dry and hot conditions mixed with

fireworks could spark a brush fire. here's a perfect example. firefighters responded to a brush fire in billy hope less than a week ago. they say the fire burned 10 acres and was likely caused by the giants park colors. now the free app is available on your iphone or android devices. as i said, it user-friendly. i just downloaded it. and the process was pretty simple. you can also report illegal fireworks to the police department know. marty, back to you. come were rpjust talking here in the studio, maybe next hour. you can actually show us how that how that works. now that you have it on your phone may be can point that out for us. >> anything for you. check in with you in one hour. >> let's move to the peninsula this morning where a man is recovering following a shark attack saturday morning. now, this frightening scene happened at the gray whale cove state beach area. very scary. it's located between pacifica and half moon bay and san mateo county kron four's dan thorn has all the details.

the san mateo county sheriff's office says it was a great white shark that bit this victim. >> the man had to be taken to the hospital with serious injuries and the beach had to be closed off. will cove state beach becomes the scene of a rare shark attack. the san mateo county sheriff's office says the 35 year-old victim was swimming when a 6 to 8 foot great white shark bit him on the leg. >> so the shark bites are exceedingly rare. i can remember the last time we had one in our jurisdiction. lieutenant ayman allen says the man was able to swim to shore and ask someone at the beach to call 911. the shark bite victim was treated by firefighters and paramedics and then taken to stanford hospital. some pretty tough. he was able to walk up the beach with a shark bite to like california state parks rangers put up signs, warning people to not go to the beach or into the water. a foggy coastline and the possibility of a great white lingering in the ocean was enough to keep most people on the sand. you know, it's crazy because, you know, you always watch movies

and you hear about these kind of stories. but to actually be in an area where it actually. >> happened is kind of a little mind boggling. >> california state parks say the beach is going to be closed for at least the next couple of days. and they suggest that you do not go into the water reporting in gray whale, cove state park dan thorn kron 4 news. and in marin county, fairfax police warn people to stay home for a short time saturday because someone reported seeing a bear. >> in the area of the cascade drive in laurel drive, which is near cascade canyon preserve now as of this morning, the bear has not been captured. but officials say fish and game department has been notified. you may remember that a bear was spotted in neighboring san anselmo just last month. now, in the meantime, we have some tips on bear safety. according to the state department of fish and wildlife. you should secure fences around your home and gates as well. of course, do not leave your pets outside overnight remove their pet food from your yard and don't leave any trash groceries or

pet food in your car. >> in the east bay oakland police are looking for answers in the city's latest murder. officers say the victim was shot around 11 o'clock last night on bancroft avenue. the victim who has not yet been identified died at the scene. the murder comes just a day after city leaders voted to slash 18 million dollars from the oakland police budget over the next 2 years. >> so our budget make sure that the investigations division of opd is going to fully staffed. we'll have no cuts back. we're going to increase is to investigations, especially for serious and violent crimes. we're going to protect our cease-fire program which has been shown to help reduce. serious violent shootings. >> the murder is oakland 63rd homicide of the year. scary moments for alameda county deputies after they came under fire while responding to a domestic violence call last night and san lorenzo investigators say it happened at an apartment complex on

ashland avenue. deputies say when they made contact with the suspect rocky on solara. he slammed the door on them reopen to the door and then fired a gun at the deputies deputies returned fire suspect then jumped from a balcony and hid in nearby bushes. but later surrendered deputy say no one was injured and the incident was captured on body cameras. >> well, we have a warning for you. if you're hitting the road this weekend. the chp has more officers on the road looking for speeders and that doesn't stop at the state's border. the speed enforcement campaign actually involves 11 other state highway patrol's arizona all the way up north to washington state last year. more than 500 people were killed, more than 57,000 others injured by crashes caused by unsafe speeds. >> well, we're continuing to celebrate mardi gonzales on his last here. i feel like i feel like this time next week. marty, you're going to be sleeping.

>> about this time. i hope to give you wake up i definitely will be checking in thank you. i would we're going to be right back as we continue celebrate mardi 26 years here at kron 4.44, years and the best bigs act, leon. and that's a great memory right there. sheila e and p descovy, a wonderful time. of course, maya angelou was just jewel. what what a gem of a of an interview that was my is about to run and henry 10 above from way back when had some great times with them. others. john of the movie critic kid that she's always hat. yes, and this is a current of all. we used to cover current of all live from the mission just oh, wow. was a lot of there's after in dahlin. yeah, a mad. >> and there's day. yeah. and i think that's we're back now is yeah, know there's velvet yeah.

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>> there is a neighborhood in san francisco well known for its food drinks and party atmosphere. it's called wilder and you can add it as a new spot to feed the beast. a new kron four's vicki liviakis takes us for a walk on the wilder side. >> in a neighborhood. this seems to like traveling in packs. there's a new watering hole wilders latest hot spot in what's lovingly called the bermuda triangle of the city's marina district. it's an amazing addition to the marina for the neighborhood were just compliment. the neighborhood. wilder is the sister to westwood by western bar and restaurant. >> known for its mechanical bull and whiskey sour. >> to soon. the bruises. the not so subtle theme here. wilder doesn't live up to its yeah. double shot. that was shot. always cheer. i'm here in the middle of the day. imagine things really get worked up sunday. the sides

ample drinks at the bar like these expressive minute heaney's skills these patrons are enjoying braised short ribs. there's always a whiskey luge course to wash down your bone marrow. like to get a little fun and wash it down with some whiskey shots. it's called what again, it's bone marrow lose. >> just like the a limp exported. for athletes over here. the best wildlife is also welcome. but if you're looking for truly take, you might want to consider something other than the >> san francisco. vicki liviakis kron 4 good morning.

welcome back. your sunday may be starting in a literally, also maybe starting sunshine. yeah, exactly. we're looking forward to it. warming up just a bit later today. dave star has got a little bit more detail on just how warm the day. some people go through life in a little bit. good morning, everybody. and speed of that fog. there it is lining up the east bay shoreline here as we get a shot from u c berkeley. >> again, that will mix out just like yesterday. but it's nice to have it here. bringing those temperatures down. we'll see that in the morning. throughout the week. we have.

there's the green. you can see covering just about all of the bay and that's kind of what we have the heat advisory to the north and the south excessive heat warnings not for the bay area. and so we have that flow pattern that's going to help out during the day, too. mister enrique with see up to, well, you'd looks like it will not become a tropical 2 hurricane dropping down to tropical storm strength before kabul. then down to a tropical low. after that point and then you have all of that locally severe weather associated with it. what happens to the corpse of that later on. well, it looks like it's not making it up here. so that's a good news because that's the type of air we don't like to see. let's look at our long-range forecast models. we do see a flow pattern that seems to tap into some of that moisture to help the mountains a little bit. a frozen this for friday. but as we get into next weekend, we still don't see much of that moisture coming up this way. something we've got to watch later on in the season when it right. that because a lot of moisture down south sometimes with the monsoon to 64 san francisco. let's do the lower 60's at the coast like the drill yesterday, 71 burlingame down to the south will do 79 palo

alto, a smidgen cooler than yesterday about 84 the santa clara valley cupertino 81 scott us about 86 mid 70's line at the east bay shoreline. approaching middle 80's for tri valley. 83 walnut creek 86 conquered 66 for berkeley 70 82 going on for nap in 84 santa rosa with about 80 ish heading down. south beach is still chilly, though 57 stinson beach point. ray 62 lining things up into next week. we start to climb a little bit by tuesday at 94, we're still fairly dry end of the week. some scattered clouds because of just a little bit of what's coming up from the south 70's along the east bay shoreline will do what it will do 60's at the coast. for your health when you retire, you don't just leave a job. you start a whole new stage in your life. and there's some things that need special attention in order to stay healthy in this new stage. >> our health expert lot joins me this morning with some ways to live a long, happy life in retirement. karen, you are

singing my this segment number thing >> i have to do along with some of the others to find a new push for purpose in life. >> that's right. we will longer be your main to find something new. that's really just having that sense of of having sense of purpose that just makes people feel happier. the they have been shown to also live longer, too. >> a sense of purpose could be anything as far as activities may be mentoring in the classroom putting together packages for soldiers overseas. things like this right here. >> right in about the children and another study look at older adults that mentored school children and they felt that found that they reported feelings of personal satisfaction and they actually still showed signs of improvement in physical and

mental health. so. maybe you can go back to i have the classroom in my blood. so maybe so maybe just with with younger students or something like this. >> one thing i know is so important is to keep your muscles working. and also your mind. >> and you know, keeping those muscles working, you want to stay as functionally fit as possible. that will keep you active for the rest of your life and also keeping the minds working in health. even important to stimulate the brain as well. it responds very well to new information socialization so if you can combine the that so socialize interact with people at the same time. well, exercising so i recommend things like doubles 10 and your with other

partners. yes, that things like that or or if you're interested in and some be join the club and you'll be with others. at the same time. >> so i think the key here is not only keeping busy but also trying to do it with others as well. >> yes, yes, those 2 combined so mardy, dancing would really a really good one for you. yes. and because not only are you getting the exercise. it's improving your balance coordination. but you're learning choreography. so that is stimulating the brain. so dancing is one of the best things to do. in retirement. that. that's a great that's a great idea. also, i know a lot of people get in, especially with covid. there was a lot of people doing baking. >> starting a home garden in the backyard. lot of a lot of projects like that as well. >> that's right. and a lot of those of low intensity activities like guarding. those are those are.

worthwhile as well. you know, they incorporate lot of brain work as well as it is physical activity. at the same time. >> and it is so important to practice good posture. whether you're sitting or up walking around as well. right. >> and you know, that's one of sticklers. yeah. and you really get party. so i'm not really worried about you. okay, if you don't have good over the long term. you could end up with a lot of orthopedic pain and at and if you're not going to be able to be very functional in the long run. so important to pay attention to how well you stand and sit. i love your next tip. get out of the and it couldn't be more appropriate can of it. that's right. >> and you know, when you retire, it's national that a lot of your social connections

or are know, they're they're not as you don't have those social connections. they need it right or right. no, really important to pay attention to. >> putting some effort into making some personal connections. so get out of the house whether it's too socialize go out to lunch with friends. do some exercise with friends but be out and about and not be up at home. yeah, and i think that that certainly holds true, especially now because so many people are cooped up at home. >> you want to get out, you need to get out. it's good. it's good for your health as well. right. stay on top of your health visit with your doctor regularly. don't put things off. >> right, right. make sure you stay on top of those yeah. a lot of people say when they get retire, they're busier than yeah. so make sure you keep the calendar in, make sure you stay on top of all those vaccinations appointments. yeah. and good health. of course, is good

eating as well. so good eating. that's real important really important to make sure you get enough protein because without the adequate protein could be able to do. >> the activities you need good muscle. strength. and that starts to wane as people get older. >> karen, what's the take away here. i think i know, but go ahead. tell us what that the take away is speaking on nutrition. marty. for years. we've talked about my book that i was writing. yeah. and yeah, never. >> you know, it never materialized, but it's almost dead. you're retiring a little bit early, but i want to send you might look as soon as it comes out, which should be in about a month and a congratulations care. and that is quite an achievement for i see the title is athletes in a prince, is that right. after eating a prince. the nutrition playbook to break a 100. that's your age not to no.

>> so if if 100 is the target. marty, you could start a whole new career and just keep on going. the wheels are starting to turn their care and he got me thinking about that. >> thank you so much karen been what a joy. it has been 2 to spend our weekends together and and you have presented so many great healthy ideas and options and you do it in way accessible. i really appreciate that. and all that you've done and this is our 155th appearance. yes, congratulations on that. that's wonderful. >> yeah. i'm gonna miss you so much marty, to make me i won't do that. will keep smiling and say goodbye. karen just been it's been a joy. >> thank you, marty. we'll be >> thank you, marty. we'll be right ba at chewy, we know walks are made better

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>> welcome back. we're celebrating mardi all day long on his last day with us before retiring as we head into the next hour. we want to show you a clip of marty's. very first >> that amber 16th is the day that means as much to mexicans mexican americans and chicanos as july 4th does to most american citizens that was actually shot on film. i was gonna say, do you remember this. i do remember it's a very for story. ever did. and it was shot on film which most people are going. what are you talking videotape. it certainly wasn't a memory card, but it was back on film in those days and the lighting and all this looks who is that

you and me and you like taken that and made a 44 year career out of it. and we're just so lucky to have had you for the last 26 of them. it's been it's been a fantastic ride and i'm looking forward to the next couple of hours as we continue to delve into the past to stay with us. we'll be

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>> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it is sunday june 27th. we're doing a lot this morning saying goodbye to marty for sure. but also keeping you informed on what's going on around the bay area. yes, you're waking up with a lot of fun this morning. again, you sure are depending on where you live in the bay area. other places, of course, are nice and bright and clear and wondering what the heck are we talking. let's get little below down now from dave spahr. hi, dave. hey, good martino. well, good morning, everybody. and that typical fog is back again along with a little bit of an onshore breeze that will be around today. to key as we get some of that daytime heating. so it all works in flux here to help out because we didn't have these kind of conditions going on. we've probably looking at a little heat wave at work as well. there you have it from the east bay shoreline perspective. we're seeing a little bit more shrubbery this go around as e fog retreats a little bit downhill. the golden gate bridge start to cover up some of the towers a little bit, but off to the distance. you can see where the fog lifts

off a little bit. so we'll have some better pictures as the morning starts to progress that we have the upper 50's cover. most of the breath of the bay got some 60's going on for antioch and also conquered at this hour, numbers are pretty close to where they were from yesterday within a couple of degrees. so we're repeating the performance again. 78 by high noon at 3 will to 85. we'll see some 90's out there and a minor little warm spell will call it as we see the temperatures climb near 100 or maybe mid 90's going on to those inland spots by tuesday and then backtracking for the remainder of the week. a closer look at that forecast coming up in a bit. marty, in the well. all right, dave, thanks a lot. let's get to the news this morning. our big story this sunday, the 4th of july is exactly one week from today. >> officials are cracking down on illegal fireworks. but this time they're using an app to help the kron four's camila barco is live in rohnert park with more on the ap camila. >> tell us what you know about it. >> so its user friendly. i was just able to download it and

go through it and it's an easy process. the idea of this app is to help officials better determine where the illegal fireworks are coming from and what happened in the event that they do go off. so here's a rundown of how this all works out. going to walk you through it. you're going to click on file report on the apps home page. once this happens, there's a lift us once you click on it. there's a list of things to fill out. you're going to click on issued a report and this is will you will determine if someone is using or selling fireworks illegally. now, if you have pictures, you'll also be able to send those in. but if you don't want to you, there's an option for general notes. this is the portion where you can detail what you have seen and officials ask that you be as accurate as possible to help them out. but if you don't want to send in general notes or pictures. you have the option to send an audio recordings. you can send an audio recording of yourself o ur of the fireworks going off. then you'll be need.

you'll need to mention when and where this happened. once you do that, you'll have to fill out the contact information. this is required for authorities to receive and respond to. your report. give your e-mail, your name, your phone number and then once you go back to the home page once more list, the county where this is happening once you fill all of that out. you submitted and then it will go to the corresponding police department its user friendly. and as i said, i was able to download it and it's an easy process. i just was able go through it with you guys. and this is available on your iphone or android devices. it's going to help out to of it's going to help out of stories. chairman, where the illegal fireworks are coming from and what happened in the event that they do go off. marty, back to you. camila. thanks a lot for that. going through that looks really easy to use. >> thank you. camila.

>> well, it is the final weekend of june and people across the country are spending at celebrating pride. >> and thousands of people gathered at dolores park in san francisco. kron four's amanda hari was there to talk to many people who have signed the importance of visibility. >> in 2020 pride month looked very different than it ever had before. many of the people i spoke to didn't get the chance to celebrate with their friends. so this year they're taking advantage of the entire month. >> dolores park in san francisco was overflowing with people celebrating the lgbtq plus community. i'm so these people and all this trash all is day like very happy to be here. sydney hayes moved to san francisco a few years ago. she's bisexual that s because of the pandemic. >> she didn't get to connect with the clear community. now

she's making up for lost time. i my and i really wanted learn me. >> they see that i have been able she says seeing all these people makes are excited about what the post-pandemic world will look like for the community feels like game. >> a crash. a sense community city. there are people from all different backgrounds at the impromptu celebration. i bring people together. >> rachel technical and neck now to feel like, hey says she believes everyone is welcome at pride just like being in a space where you can be yourself fans. the whatever you want to just be exacted. well, pride month ends at the end of june. the san francisco pride organization is planning more events throughout the year. one of those is a national coming out day event that will be in october.

>> in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> all right. well, it is, marty, last day here at kron 4. we're celebrating him before heads off into retirement yes, i'm excite, you know, it's been surreal. yeah. has been thinking about it for quite a while and to know that it's actually here as of yeah, walk down memory lane here you have in the in red square. you've traveled everywhere marty. it's been such a joy to be things like that. this is during the loma prieta earthquake. this is also in this is in st. petersburg in russia. >> a trip that we were there crew from channel 7. thing that has never changed with. marty is this >> yeah. it's got much we are loma prieta out at the cypress structure in oakland. >> my goodness. alberto salazar. we covered san

francisco marathon okay. okay. yeah. and then this little this is that this is 6 flags valais hope okay. has to go behind the scenes and feet some baby tigers with the kids and my wife and she absolutely loved. this is some of the best we're going continue to go out with a walk down memory go out with a walk down memory [ birds chirping ] oh. oroweat small slice. i wonder if this has the same quality ingredients as the original whole grains bread? great question, dad. and it does. it has all the same nutritious deliciousness as the original slice but only a little bit smaller. just like timmy here. my name's lucas. it sure is bobby. enjoy family. enjoy. he looks smaller in person. i heard that.

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condo building collapse. and this morning, officials say 156 people are unaccounted for and the death toll now stands at 5 reporter brian entin has the latest for us. those is sprayed water over the surfside collapse site as the fire continues to burn beneath the surface. >> by afternoon. most of the smoke had cleared and search and rescue crews were back on top of the pile they continue looking for any sign of life as we're continually still use our resources or sonar equipment for sound. and no, we haven't heard sound for a while. >> though, new sound to indicate life. but firefighters say there is still hope, especially because crews say there are crevices and it's still possible. people are trapped. what's your message to the families right now. they're waiting there. >> i don't really have a message other than to say we are 100% committed to. finding and saving their relatives. and that's what this whole effort is all about. also saturday. a bombshell

engineering report surfacing on the condition of the building. the report from 2018 prepared are consultants. >> found a concrete slab near the pool deck had major structural damage in concrete columns in the parking garage with abundant cracking and spalling rabbitohs structural engineering firm that does not do. construction says in part at the time of the building collapsed roof repairs were underway but concrete restoration had not yet begun miami dade county leaders say they were only made aware of the report this weekend. we are obviously very interested in all of the evidence that's coming to light and we're going to be including it in our. >> what happens after the rescue and in the meantime, we're taking actions to make sure that everybody's safe. >> that action includes a new audit of every building more than 40 years old in miami. dade county. but right now leaders emphasized the focus remains on the collapse site where despite incredible obstacles they're still holding on to hope. we don't have a resource problem. we've had a look problem.

>> weatherhead wins. we've had that fire that's been persistent. but we've remained focus. we've we've kept the guys on the debris. >> i'm brian entin reporting. >> and stay with us. we'll be right back. 15 on the sunday

morning. welcome back. a time. check out the weather forecast a little foggy in some spots. a little sun and some other >> dave's got a little bit more detail, though heyday were go morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we still got the fog and media bay area as we did from yesterday. it's been kind of the trend that we've been seeing will continue to see that for this morning and throughout the success of warnings as well. mixing out nicely for the afternoon and warming up as we get into the early part of the week say about tuesday before we turn the corner. we'll see some scattered clouds to finish off the week and this type of weather pattern when typically bring a bit more humidity. that's still an outside chance. we'll get some of those clouds building in behind it. there's the golden gate we see the fog still in place firmly at least in our skies. we don't see it so much at the ground level. but as a reminder, if it wasn't for all of this would be in the heat excessive heat warning in the heat advisories own tore north and to our south. we're getting some insulation with this fog in place. you can see this from the greens as we

check in with temperatures 50's around the media bay 61 conquered 70 going on for antioch. rose up again noting the morning pulsations we get with the marine layer mixing out in the afternoon and overnight. the fog comes back again. but a secondary issue. maybe you saw it rolling through first time. those a couple flashes here. this bad data. but will be the flare up tomorrow some scattered thunder showers up there in the mountains. that's very not. that unusual at all to see. but we look for is later in the season. sometimes we get some of that moisture pulled up from the south. we sometimes problems in the bay area. and sometimes i couldn't bring in some dry lightning to simple, look out for 4 today. they fog morning cloud 70's for the bay 80's and may be approaching 90 inland again. tuesday is the big day to look out for getting to the mid 90's on that. then for late in the week. it's warm with scattered clouds temperatures backtrack ever so slightly might have a touch more humidity for the ride. 68 san

francisco, 80 san jose 71 coming in for oakland. so we do see a variety of the climates, 90 going on for any doctor. a couple token 90's. one investigate all of that coming up in our 4 zone forecast martin. well, sounds good day. we'll look forward to that. thank you. in the south bay soccer fans enjoyed the first major sporting event in santa clara county at full capacity in quite a while. and it was the san jose earthquakes, california clasico even though the quakes lost to the la galaxy 3 to one fans were just happy. >> to be back in the stadium. kron four's. gayle ong has the story from petco park. >> it was a sold-out game and fans are just happy to be back. >> the quakes are playing against the la galaxy and it's the first major sporting event in santa clara county without any covid restrictions. it is good that we're back here at the earthquakes to has been a long time coming. and my whole family's here. even though her backs, a name it we still i have to wear a mask in the

end, you the tailgate parking lot was filled with tents, food and music hours before the main >> know >> got hired a fan for his company gathering. that schedule its symbolic to company would every one of these events and have a good time. i think safe. and for some fans, the game was a family reunions. i haven't seen this. people like have and today i love it. i just wait to hug sight here. we're going to try to even though you know, on the quakes and yeah, we're here to have a good time with family. >> quakes also honored hundreds of frontline workers during their halftime show reporting from san jose at ppl park, gayle ong kron 4 news. >> all right. from soccer to baseball saturday night game 2 of the bay bridge series with the giants taking the opener on friday night. let's get to

the highlights 5th inning. the a's are up one, nothing use marrow petite trying to work out of a jam for oakland, but it's lamonte wade junior who will go deep to right center. and it's gone. a 2 run home run for the giants. and just like that. they are ahead. 2 to one. the a's would come back in the 6 to one for mitch moreland. he comes through with a base hit to right that drove in matt olson to tie the game at 2. then in the 7th. it's the other matt matt chapman with a man on goes deep to the opposite field. that would be a 2 run home run. it's his 10th of the year. oakland is ahead, 42, but then the giants would get one back in the 7th and then with one out in the 8th. let's go to donovan solano. left the yard deep to left field that would tie the game at for the giants would win it with 2 runs in the 10th 65 the final game. 3 of the bay bridge series starts today at 1 o'clock at noel. >> well, bart has some extra trains ready for giants fans

during upcoming night games. the additional trains will be added after regular bart service ends at time the special service will continue for night games until august 3 th. that's when bart plans to have its regular prepandemic service back up and running. all right. in case you're just joining us, it is. marty gonzales is very last day here at kron 4. he's been with us for 26 years and we are we've got a lot and started to wish him a very happy goodbye. good luck in retirement. i can't get over this who is this of the 70's. dash has years. >> we i mean, he has been all over the world reporting bringing us information from washington, dc. >> to the attic and to just i mean, it started his career tampa and we've got a chance to travel a lot to bring homes in northern california. this is in nicaragua. just just a

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>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. it's a 31. >> 31 on a on a sunday morning and you said last hour you might wake up to it and it might be a little foggy when that's your the or outside. as you can see there in the picture window. it is definitely foggy here in san francisco. little moist a little but things are going to change. they said we're going to have a heat up. but as we go inland and day's going. tell us more about that, heidi. and good morning, guys. good morning, everybody. we look at those temperatures to climb to maybe near about the mid 90's. we've been through stuff like this before. so won't be as bad as what we saw maybe about 3 or 4 weeks ago. >> but a little bit of a warm-up to remind us that it is the summer months as we get

to about tuesday backtracking ever so slightly finish off the week. give your statistics for right now. here's a live look at what's going on and half moon bay. we have kind of the overcast skies. usually the coastal areas of the most tricky takes it the longest a clear on out. we still expect some clearing happening this afternoon. sfo there's a fog bank there as well. however, no delays being reported this morning do have a little bit of an onshore breeze that will only build later today. and that's actually chilly in some spots for this afternoon. so when your water and so forth will be chilly at that 50's with 60's already poking a little bit. got 74 antioch. but later on we expect plowing through the 80's into the afternoon and wall looks like we've inland on some lower 90's and some of the far east bay locations coming up in a bit. by the way, we will check in your 4 zone forecast extended and seen what's going on with mister enrique out in the pacific. well, marty. all right, dave, thank you. well, the city of san francisco is about 6 months into a pilot program that's taking a brand

new approach to dealing with 911. calls that involved mentally disturbed people. >> who are living on the streets. it's a plan that does not involve law enforcement kron four's, maureen kelly. >> taking a deep look at the program. >> the sox are we have flip-flops a community paramedic with the street crisis response team is making sure her rig has packed up with supplies as they respond to their first call of the we're going through far more narcan than we ever have simply because fentenyl. requires that we give more nar can for overdose. she's joined by a mental health clinician and a peer counselor who's had firsthand experience with what it's like to live on the streets. >> experience homelessness i've involved in the criminal justice system of the cover addict. check a lot of bucks. it's they're responding to 911. calls involving nonviolent mentally disturbed people. the pilot program is a collaboration between the city's fire and public health

departments. it was launched by mayor london breed soon after the national outrage of the murder of george floyd in an effort to rethink public safety. each street crisis response team cost one 0.7 million dollars annually. >> there are now 5 spread across the 16 will be added to work overnight to help provide coverage. 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by the end of july or goal is for the 6 teams to be able to divert the roughly 10,000 calls that we expect. >> that are coded as a mentally disturbed person away trom a police department response to this team being able to respond. it might urgent psychiatric care but not emergency care which lessens the load on the hospital. >> it could be sheltered. it could be primary care appointments could be food in. it could be water and blankets. >> whatever it is to meet their need. at that moment. we will do it. the team also checks in with those they see on the street who look like they could be in crisis. they approach this man because he's wearing a coat much too warm for the weather. this team is trained in dealing with people in crisis who may have previously had negative

encounters. >> with those in uniform. a lot of the tools that we utilize in the moment, maybe crisis de escalation really allowing them to feel heard. billy allowing them to feel validated. >> trying to understand kind of the underlying what's going on for them in the moment. oftentimes when people are in psychiatric distress. there could be that could be very basic needs that are not being it in that particular moment. that's leading to the sec after crisis. sometimes it's as simple as getting someone water. this man was given water and socks and left where he was the most recent city data shows that of the approximately 1500 calls. they've responded to so far 59% of the clients have had their crisis averted safely. >> and remained where they were found. the goal is for the city's office of coordinated care to circle back and try to connect them with services. 17% up and taken to the hospital. another 17% have been linked to things such as shelters, detox or sobering centers. 7% have been placed under an involuntary psychiatric hold for up to 72 hours. otherwise known as the

5150. you know, there are days where we feel as this kind of candies and gunshot you know. >> they will have those days where, you know, will connect 2 or 3 people to services and we have a great office of coordinated care and they'll follow up the person and then, you know, we'll hear from him at the person's thriving in whatever setting and replaced in. so yeah, it's no it's challenging. but it's while we're out the fire department, public information officer spots. a person who's having a hard time staying upright and summons the team over. >> the paramedic checks him out there on the side caution. the man who not gain. >> despite the narcan. he was given, he soill struggled to get enough oxygen and the ambulance team is called in to bring him to the hospital. but the streets of the fentanyl that on the streets. now it is almost 9.10, assistant. they gave out another box of network and to the patients friend who was grateful for the help save life. >> i want know what to do the city is looking to add other specialized teams to deal with

those problems associated with chronic homelessness. the mayor is proposing a fun teams that would specifically intervene after an overdose and other teams focused on well-being checks for people who may need medical help and shelter. but are experiencing a mental crisis. the coalition on homelessness is also calling on the city to fund the proposed approach to handling nonviolent low priority 911, calls such as a complain about somebody sleeping in a doorway that would bring in civilian community led teams to respond instead of armed officers, maureen kelly kron, 4 news. >> we'll be right back after the break. taking a look there at the exploratorium this morning. things look pretty good. start to clear a little bit.

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don't leave your pets outside overnight. remove pet food from your yard and don't leave trash groceries or pet food in your car. >> a warning if you are hitting the road this weekend. chp has more officers looking for speeders and that doesn't stop at the state's borders speed enforcement campaign involves 11 other state highway patrol's all the way from arizona to washington last year. more than 500 people were killed, more than 57,000 others injured in crashes caused by unsafe speed. so just slow it down. could even be somewhat roads in some spots to a little bit. that drizzle cooking here. >> what makes this all this fog out says mostly sunny skies. we pop it about 90 this afternoon for plenty of 80's up to the north bay. a look at your summertime forecast extended in 4 zone in just a bit.

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moon bay camera which is somewhat typical around the bay. we have those fog clouds going on. but you get inland like walnut creek and so forth. sun's out nice blue skies. so micro climates in the morning already checking in. they're going to check into the afternoon with those different temperatures get the 4 zone right around the bin here. 70 going on for antioch right now. everybody else is pretty much in the 50's. a couple lower 60's east. the east bay hills. you will notice and also 64 san jose enrique. it is a hurricane. still. it was forecast to become a tropical or i'm a category 2 storm. looks like that's not going to happen. it will become a tropical storm. this means weakening going up to kabul and becoming a tropical depression at that point, ok. that's good news. yeah. but the problem is it's all that bad weather. it's going to dump their in the southern tip so that's where the problem looks like. this is going to stay pretty much contained in to the south and not impact our weather. something we do tend look out for. particularly. we get later in the season. so we have the basic high that's in place. we still see the flare up of those thunder showers in

the afternoon hours in the mountain ranges. again, not unusual for the summer months and towards the end. the week like it's a little humidity, trying to work in here a little bit for the inland spots were just mentioning it. they're just a touch. but if that tropical system were thrown moisture our way would see a l t more activity on this map. fortunately, we're not that's not the kind of moisture we want because usually when we get it up here, it's high level and we just get dry lightning with it. it's not good stuff to get to be nice. we not downpour. but we're just going to get that 64 san francisco at the coast. we're looking at lower 60's. meanwhile, the bay side upper 60's at that burlingame at 71 to forget a nice wind at your back. 75 foster city 79 palo alto. 75 4 of mountain view, santa clara 7980. san jose. morgan hill to 89 los gatos city 61 cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, mid 70's were approaching mid 80's for tri valley course. we're building on that the next few days. 83 walnut creek concord 8666 berkeley was 71

for oakland. meanwhile, delay who checks in at 7087 fairfield 82 going on for napa. 84 sonoma and santa rosa 84. you can see numbers a bit more muted that's mid-nineties going on their plow election, run out from monday to tuesday, warming up a touch. we get into the early part of the week. they see him a couple 90's lined up there for us. we'll keep the 90's all week long towards the end of the week. let's those more clouds in here. we're getting some of that tropical influence. but just that's thrown clouds our way. it does reduce our temperatures a little bit 70's. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline and it stays the 60's at the coast. marty. thank you. day with the state of california is open again for all leisure travel in california also has one of the country's highest vaccination rate. so you put those together. if you want to do some traveling our bay area backyard loaded with options. it definitely is in our travel enthusiast. dana redmond joining us now with some inspiring ideas for an outdoor getaway. >> to mendocino. dana, i have to say i think you've been reading my text messages. i was just planning a trip to

mendocino. but i had no idea where to begin. so i'm really glad you're here this morning. saying you know, it's summer. summer is prime season for road trips in california and we're so lucky in the bay area because we have so many options today. let's focus on mendocino and give you some ideas. first off, let's get going to the anderson laursen san francisco. it's known for wine. i want you to take time. see the redwoods. this is hendy woods, state park. how about 5 miles of the easy to moderate trails, but they're lined with trees that in some cases more than 300 feet tall than a 1000 years to was just just a beautiful essentially divided into 2 rows. there's the 80 acre, big handy which tends to be the most popular. that's what you're seeing. >> and then the smaller 20 acre little hand. the area.

it's just a great outdoor spot for all ages, all fitness levels. and if you're on your way to the coast. it's a great stock to just get out and stretch your legs, having been in the car for some time. you don't have to have a lot of time here. if you've got an hour, you'll leave with a smile on your face. if you got longer even better. but you know, chances are you do some wondering maybe you won't see another >> there's a lot to be said for that you're time to be said for that. but like, you know what, this is a great starting point. if you're headed toward the coast, you stretch your legs. >> but you're excited about getting to the public coast and you should be. it's beautiful. and truthfully when you're talking about the mendocino county coastline. it's hard to go a lot wrong. more than 90 miles of coastline. this is russian gulch state park 50 miles of trail today. we're just focused on this one mile stretch called headlines trail. host country. the scenery. sure. justin cole

called double slide that you will find along your way was created when ocean tunnel collapse. this is a nice this is the picnic area. picnic, how exactly linger longer is the moral to the story pack a picnic bring some snacks. it's nice place to to catch your breath. and it's only about a mile. we're not talking about a strenuous workout. we're talking for a way to get those postcard where the views and i would say they i would say so too. and anna, you've got some beautiful weather when you were there as well because the coast, as you well know, could be a. >> cloudy and foggy quite a it absolutely can. so you never quite know what your day is going to be likable. but the flip to that. but i would say is that on foggy days this coastline also takes on kind of that magical mystical meal. >> regardless of what your weather is. you think you're going to you're going to enjoy it. pack layers dress in layers. it's better to have them be able to take them off great cull gardens because i i

love a good, you flowers, you know anything. floral is going to be beautiful. >> then you'll love the mendocino coast botanical gardens. one of those stops, an explosion of color, not that the coast is not beautiful but already, but this is just breathe it even more so. 47 acres strong. there are there's a trail system here as well about 4 miles, if you want to do more hiking, you'll get to the ocean. one of my favorite spots. and there are so many so don't think that that's all there is to it. the doll your garden or 100 lance. it's like it's like a growing rainbow. a 150 varieties. >> starting to bloom right about now. peaking probably were august and all september depending on mother nature. truthfully just absolutely stunning place again to wander to kind of catch your breath enjoy some quiet while you're there. >> the only thing you need to

know right now about the mendocino coast. botanical gardens is they're operating on a timed entry system. it's very simple. get online reserve your tickets. i online. i got online last night to check to check. and there are still tickets available for today. so it's not something you do plan out weeks in advance. it's a very simple process. and again, dana, you talk about being secluded there. i don't see any one individual that you're shooting. you've got the whole. >> garden to yourself. >> you know, there. sometimes you get really lucky yeah, out doubt. but it seems in mendocino. you get lucky more often than you and that's just a fantastic thing to look forward to another favorite spot. and this is a place that even i found even if you've never been people have heard of this mean, it's been chugging through mendocino county since the late 1800's it runs on some of the first tracks ever put into place by the california western railroad. so the history here is incredible.

>> you can choose between a 75 minute ride and a longer 2 hour ride. but for more than a 100 years. it was the only way to kind of get in and explored in these beautiful sections of mendocino county. your legs get a break after all of that walking. but now there's a new way to explore these tracks that i think is really, really rail never look help. >> exactly what that and it is as much fun as it looks now, same tracks that the train runs running when the train is not there's a guy that takes you out, but you really get to go at your own pace. a slight but you're just going along. it's doable for anyone. and if ok because there's this handy - dandy, little button that if you run out of steam, just give it a little push. the electric. this is this is the best thing i've heard of the skunk train but had not heard

about these real bikes. what an awesome way to see things. >> and that is absolutely. and the real breaks. the real mike relatively new. >> and again, you are out with a guy, but there's so much room, everybody kind of sets their own pay as you go along. if you you have a dog that you want to bring with you. you can actually attach create to the back of the real bite. your dog. you think of everything. >> everything. and again, a great option. for traveling families, for all fitness levels because if you have any concerns, which really it is a pretty gentle ride. you've got that electric cyst electric-assist and you can just hit that button and zoom a lot of to great way to just get some fresh air. >> dan, a great tips as always. and i want to say goodbye. it's it's been wonderful working with you over the years and learning all about all these great places that you have shown a son. and and i'm going to enjoy sitting back in my in my couch and watching you show us more places to go.

>> marty. it has been a pleasure talking travel with you. but now that you're going to have all of this free time. yeah. i'm coming to you for good idea. okay. we'll trade idea. sounds good, danielle, thank you so much. a little do. but. i

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>> good morning, everybody. and thank you so much for joining us on the kron 4 morning news on marty gonzalez. and i'm noelle bellow. it's sunday. june 27th and that is the last time you will say that that's very marty, is this last day here with kron 4. and it's actually a very beautiful day as you can see out there. i love and i can't get in. can't wait to get into. looks fantastic. so later on today we're going to be out he's ready to get out into the world yesterday. as far as got a little bit more detail. just how warm it's going to get today. hey, dave, if you want at home, you can do that when your clocks starts right on for news and i knew right guys. good morning, everybody. and yes, we're dealing with the fog in and around the immediate bay, although inland. it's a different story, though. we're seeing some clearing skies going on here. >> and with all of that will see the temperatures warming up this afternoon as what we've got going on. the golden gate bridge got the towers. eclipsed here. but it's still the same story of overcast. that will be the case for the next couple of hours. there

are the greens dedicate all those 50's on the board. 62 san carlos 61 for a bottle, 70 going on for antioch and for comparison sake, we're trailing a couple degrees from yesterday. no biggie, though, even this afternoon we may not quite top our act of yesterday, but we will be warming up early into next week 82 by one 4 o'clock 84, but plenty of locations will still scrape on into approaching at about 90 coming up a little bit. we'll take a closer look at that forecast morning. well, all right, dave, thanks a lot of us get to our big story this sunday morning. the 4th of july is it that exactly one week from today and officials are cracking down on illegal fireworks. but this time the app is helping them out force. camila barco is in rohnert park with more on the app. >> and how to use it. >> the idea of this app is to help officials better fireworks are coming from and what happened in the event that they did go off the process begins on the apps home page. when you click on file report, it will take you to this online form first think tap on issue report and

shoes of someone is using or selling fireworks illegally. if you have pictures, you can send those in officials asked people to be accurate and detail of the activity in the general notes section. there's also an option to record audio for 60 seconds right under that you'll need to choose the date. the incident happened. then the location. click on contact information and fill out your name e-mail and phone number. this is required for authorities to receive the report and respond. if you don't do so, they won't be able to the last thing you need to do is determine what county this happened once filled out the online form, you can click some 8. the app is free user friendly and self explanatory it's available on iphone and android devices in sonoma county, camila barco kron 4 news. >> and from the north bay to

the east bay. there's also crack down on illegal in oakland where the oakland police department recently seized 165 pounds of illegal fireworks. take a look at oakland police found the man's trunk on tuesday. now they made the bust after they received some tips of a person who was selling illegal fireworks in the area of 73rd and garfield avenues and with the 4th of july holiday just one week away law enforcement reminding everyone that fireworks of any kind is illegal and anyone who's caught with them could face a hefoy fine or jail time. >> it is the final weekend of june and people across the country are spending at celebrating pride. they sure are. thousands of people gathered at dolores park in san francisco. and kron four's. amanda hari spoke with many people there who emphasized the importance of visibility. >> in 2020 pride month looked very different than it ever had before. many of the people i spoke to didn't get the chance to celebrate with their

friends. so this year they're taking advantage of the entire month. >> dolores park in san francisco was overflowing with people celebrating the lgbtq plus community. i'm so these people and all this trash day like very happy to be here. sydney hayes moved to san francisco a few years ago. she's bisexual that s because of the pandemic. >> she didn't get to connect with the clear community. now she's making up for lost time. i really wanted learn me. >> see that i have been able she says seeing all these people makes are excited about what the post-pandemic world will look like for the community feels like it. >> a crash. sense community

city. there are people from all different backgrounds at the impromptu celebration. i bring people together. >> rachel technical and that now hayes says she believes everyone is welcome at pride just like space where you can be yours. all that. >> fans be whatever you want to to be exact it well, pride month ends at the end of june. the san francisco pride organization is planning more events throughout the year. one of those is a national coming out day event that will be in october in san francisco. amanda hari kron 4 news. >> well, as we mentioned, just a little bit ago. it is marty's final day here at kron, former celebrating him all morning long before he heads off into retirement. we want to share a clip from one of his memorable moments as a journalist. >> the quake struck tuesday afternoon at 5 o for one of the trucks on 8.80 was heading towards oakland on the upper am it fell over onto the street. the rest of its load

is over there. >> officials have confirmed that a bus in a big rig have been uncovered. they won't reveal how many passengers were on either. the county has set up a hotline for relatives, concerned about missing loved ones. now the presidential entourage is gone. the secret service has left. the people can get back to normal and that means more long, long hours of tough for >> i will always remember that time period in the bay area as well. anyone who lived through it it was it was such a shock. that was a world series going on that i'm doing the giants and the a's. everybody was so excited about baseball and then reality struck and baseball really took a back seat. you are reporting on the game, right i was covering pep rally at jack london square. >> and all of a sudden the ground started rumbling and i thought that there was a train going by because, you know, by jack london square. there's rentrak's i thought of that looked overs. no train. we're

having an earthquake that's something you definitely remember. i great story teller. you are though, to really describe to people exactly what happened. staying calm and moments like that and being able to deliver. the news is just something that you. >> do so so well and we're so honored to have had you will. thank thank you so much. that was a time i think that i was really pap proud to be a journalist because we served. >> purpose there and we were providing a service don't want to so many people who needed it on a lighter note, noel just put things in perspective for me telling me that she was 2 months i was so i might, you know, my mom. i was telling her last year. obviously the 30th anniversary excuse me, 30th anniversary. and i was like, why don't remember that may be because i had a newborn when it happened few things on him. the other things in mind. but i mean, just such an inspiration to younger journalists like myself honored to have this desk with you. i do want to mention thank you very much. so i do want to mention the dan upstairs or director also said he was in the 5th make it so.

>> thanks for put it in perspective, guys. we

>> morning fog and all that jazz going on as is typical warming up this afternoon. popping to about 90 for places like antioch and plenty of 80's to be found inland as well. go to shake that fog as well. to you want to keep it here. this a special day here, kron 4 m

this summer your backyard will be the place where everyone comes together to celebrate. home to great savings this 4th of july. lowe's. home to any budget. home to any possibility. >> 9.14. good morning. welcome back. time to talk weather with dave spahr. quite a foggy this morning in some spots. definitely and other spots are going to temperatures and into maybe the low 90's. dave has all the rundown for us. hi, david. >> marty well, good morning and good morning, yeah. the bay area fog will lift off. we have kind of overcast skies we see on the east bay shoreline, but just start to peel away. as you can see along the east bay shoreline that fog lifting seems little later today than it was from yesterday. here. but we'll be into the mostly

sunny mode before noon for most locations. all that fog has kept the temperatures down. yes, we've got the 50 still hanging around. as you can see around the perimeter of the bay antioch, though, at 75 63 for concord in little more 62. you know, technically maybe those numbers to drop as much. but of course, we're seeing a lot better son. one on the east bay even up to the north bay to a 57% of 61 for a bottle. so in what's going on here. it's a hurricane looks like it not become a category 2 and said backtracking to a tropical storm and then a tropical depression. by the time it hits southern baja. the problem being. that's going to be locally severe weather in and around that area for travelers throughout the end of this week. so that's problematic. there. the good thing is this is not going to tap into this kind of moisture up to that can sometimes produce those high level thunder showers, which is not good news. in the meantime, we'll see temperatures climb a little bit until we get some scattered clouds in here by the latter portion of the week. the flare up somewhat typical in the mountains and also tapping into some of that

moisture by week's end as you can see into the weekend which we expected a little bit of climb in terms of temperatures, checking out your 4 zone forecast for the sunday 64 san francisco to the lower 60's along the coast. bayside 60's 71 for burlingame to the south, upper 70's. maybe 79 palo alto mountain view at 75 santa clara valley around 80 although morgan hill up to about 89 scout the city to 6.76 for santa clara 79 santa clara 81 for cupertino keeping it in the 70's and the southern end of the east bay shoreline. we might see these numbers reach may be close to 80 by tuesday lower to middle 80's will do it for tri valley. 83 for walnut creek 71 for richmond. the you're checking into 7087 for fairfield. there's antioch at 9086 for pittsburgh. 82 for napa. 84 santa rosa with about 80 heading down to southern marin. so we're going to do that with the 90's in place, as you can see, the early part of the week and we'll stay

kipd of in that zone. it looks like to weeks and by friday, some scattered clouds coming in here and that'll keep temperatures somewhat controlled 70's do along the east bay shoreline and 60's at the coast and for the last time, marty noel. they thank you so much. >> in south florida. search teams are now digging a trench through the rubble left by the condo building that partially collapsed thursday trying to look for any survivors. officials had an update just a little bit ago this morning. they say the death toll now stands at 9 with still over 150 people unaccounted for. >> the mayor now is asking residents of an identical condo to temporarily move out. reena roy has more now from surfside, florida. >> those is sprayed water over the surfside collapse site as the fire continues to burn beneath the surface by afternoon. most of the smoke had cleared and search and rescue crews were back on top of the pile they continue looking for any sign of life as we're continually still use

our resources or sonar equipment for sound. and no, we haven't heard sound for a while. >> though, new sound to indicate life. but firefighters say there is still hope, especially because crews say there are crevices and it's still possible. people are trapped. what's your message to the families right now. they're waiting there. >> i don't really have a message other than to say we are 100% committed to finding and saving their relatives. and that's what this whole effort is all about. also saturday. a bombshell engineering report surfacing on the condition of the building. the report from 2018 prepared are consultants. >> found a concrete slab near the pool deck had major structural damage in concrete columns in the parking garage with abundant cracking and spalling rabbitohs structural engineering firm that does not do. construction says in part at the time of the building collapsed roof repairs were underway but concrete restoration had not yet begun miami dade county leaders say they were only made aware of

the report this weekend. we are obviously very interested in all of the evidence that's coming to light and we're going to be including it in our. >> what happens after the rescue and in the meantime, we're taking actions to make sure that everybody's safe. >> that action includes a new audit of every building more than 40 years old in miami. dade county. but right now leaders emphasized the focus remains on the collapse site where despite incredible obstacles they're still holding on to hope. we don't have a resource problem. we've had a look problem. >> weatherhead wins. we've had that fire that's been persistent. but we've remained focus. we've we've kept the guys on the debris. >> i'm brian entin reporting. and we're bringing it back home with sports. this morning. the giants and a's game 2 of the bay bridge series the giants of court took the opener friday night. let's go to the highlights from last night. >> in the 5th inning. the a's are up one. nothing use merrill petite trying to work out of a jam for oakland, but it would be lamonte wade

junior going deep to right center. it's a 2 run home run for the giants. and just like that, they're ahead by a score of 2 to one edge as we move on the a's responded in the 6 to one for mitch moreland. he comes through with a base hit to right. that would drive in matt olson to tie the game at 2. then in the 70 s the other matt matt chapman going deep opposite field for a two-run home run. that's his 10th of the season puts the a's up for 2 giants would get back into it. they got a run back in the 7th. and then with one out in the 8th inning. here's donovan solano going deep to left field and that would tie the game at 4. the giants would go on to win it with 2 runs in the 10th 65 the final the 2 teams face off again later today. 1 o'clock at oracle, noel. >> well, bart has some extra trains that are ready for giants fans during upcoming night games. the additional trains will be added after regular bart service ends at night. the special service will continue for night games until august 30th. that's when

bart plans to have its regular prepandemic service back up and running. if you are just joining us right now we're celebrating marty's very last day here with us before he heads off into retirement. be sure to keep watching because we've got a lot left in store for these last 40 >> completely in the dark on this one. folks don't know what's coming up. so we'll watch it together. >> stick with us.

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back. just 9.24 here on this sunday morning. we're sending off. marty gonzalez with a lot with a look back. memory lane. we're taking a walk at his 44 year career. first, a performance from someone who is sad make it in here today. so he sent us this instead. >> wrong morning. now. the

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>> welcome back. just about to be 9, 30 here in 44 years ago grace televisions for the very first time today. he's doing so for the very last time surrounded by those who admire him. the his incredibly calm and collected nature. our marty gonzalez has spent more than 4 decades informing the public about everything from oil migration and baja to the loma prieta earthquake that we saw just moments ago here at kron 4. we're honored to be the station you chose to spend your very last days with not only were you a professor in your own right. but every day you've taught us how to be

better writer journalists as well. and for that we are forever grateful. so here it's to marty gonzales. >> the copyright law that took effect january first 1978 this one that covers a wide range of topics, music, literature and stage plays are just a few forms of artistic work covered by copyright september. 16th is the day that means as much to mexicans mexican americans and chicanos as july 4th does to most american citizens. >> meanwhile, down in southern california cesar chavez has raised the possibility of a nationwide. let's boycott to give you example of just how good mary lou is. she's the only american gymnast to score a perfect 10 in competition. she's done it 4 times. when the quake struck tuesday afternoon at 5 o for one of the trucks on 8.80 was heading towards oakland on the upper am. >> it fell over onto the street. the rest of its load is over. there. it's a painstakingly slow process. we've been watching them for

the past 2 hours and they haven't made much progress. >> marty gonzalez, professor in the back. a department i teach the broadcast journalism courses in the department. not only do i teach broadcast journalism, but i also practices. i've been in a television newsroom since the late 70's and karina morning newscast on the weekends. carolyn tv couple has been the subject of intense media attention. >> ever since the relationship became public several weeks ago. good morning, omar gonzalez, the space agency. nasa immediately declared an emergency after it lost contact with the space shuttle columbia. >> i've been able to do a lot in journalism and the life experiences that i've had just been terrific. >> and $7. the company me on this trip to on what you're about to see is look at this country when the soviet union collapsed cuban agriculture lost its major supplier of fertilizer and insecticides. >> we're close to 800 million people around the world. this is the most sacred place on earth. the reason is simple as

the grades go down to the bottom to feed. they turn on the right side in essence. what they're doing besides eating. >> is polarizing. the barnacles on that side of their body walk furloughs for state workers. the governor had wanted 3 unpaid days a month for state workers beginning today. >> the administration says the furloughs are needed because california doesn't have a budget more on that. let's get to another big story we're following this friday morning. the roadmap to reopening. >> all i want to break in the sports reported the breaking news and the associated press reporting, joe biden now has 200 and 84 electoral votes is now president elect joe biden, pennsylvania as you see on this latest map from the associated press is now turned blue and that gave biden the 20 electoral votes he needed to put him over the 270 vice president elect is oakland native kamala harris harris, the first woman vice president and the first black and south asian woman serving in the nation's second highest post now, every year we celebrate national hispanic heritage

month from september 15th to october 15th marty gonzalez in a very hard for have been at the nfl experience san francisco this morning. >> we're we're enjoying our time here on the football field. this is called the play 60 field. and when we're not on it, they have a lot of kids out here football clinics and all that avery and i have been busy working out a i call gary kubiak for some reason they wanted nothing to do with this plan was offering to both of do it for you. so get ready for will put the mike down. >> see and snacks. i got to tell you, a cake you e d has nothing on you thank you so and what's kind of sing about the last thing was is it didn't really hit the north bay like it hit down south. okay. you too, can replaced by

a i'm isabel peron. >> i'm just moving doing >> this professor martin. yeah. enjoyed having working with for years that i've been here the last 6 years and all the anecdotal stories that you brought to the table and sort your wisdom, both local beyond. so you want have a great retirement. remember, sue us one keeney red here. that's by verbal contract. but to you, my friend to enjoy your years. the biggest thing that i will miss about you and we had better keep in contact thing. i will miss about you. >> you are just pure class. what a gentleman.

>> it's a reflection of how your parents raised you. and i'm sure right now they are very proud of them and that you are. >> marty, thank you for holding down the kron 4 weekend anchor desk for all of those years with grace growth in costs and good humor. thank you for all the advice of the years. and for all the well, i myself never actually took one of your classes it as a state. it certainly learned a lot from you over the years. you will really be messed. and marty has been a long time since we both the channel 7 now a channel for just want to wish you the best congratulations hoping this next chapter is terrific. happy retirement. >> i'm martie. sarah stinson here. just wanted to say congratulations on retirement. so happy for you. you've been an amazing role model to all of us. and we're just lucky got the opportunity to work alongside you. >> we're certainly going to miss you. your presence will be missed here kron and

hopefully we'll get a chance to stay in contact and i'll be able to still get some of those life tim's for you. well, good luck on the next chapter of your journey. we look forward to seeing what happens next. i, marty. >> i'm so, so incredibly happy for you. i'm so happy that you get a chance to really enjoy life. i know you love what you do. but i was also i don't think party, lisa and how going miss you so, so much. but i'm so happy for you. and congratulations on your retirement. >> congratulations on your retirement. i know that so many people here around the kron 4 news room are going to issue everywhere. i've gone around here in these parts. people have nothing but great things to say about you. i'm so happy that you'll be able to do some of the things you always want to do in this next chapter of your life. >> you know, you and i have only worked together precious few times over the years. but you are such a class act. all the wonderful students you've

sent over from your days at the college teaching. they all love you as much as we do. we're going to miss you. i wish you the very, very, very best as you move on and just stay in touch with us. let me know. let us know how you're doing. >> ok, marty, only thing i miss about you is suze. >> zucchini bread mister marty gonzalez. it's robin winston. congratulations on your retirement. it was an absolute honor and a pleasure to be one of your students at san francisco state and it was just a dream come true to be your co-worker and how the opportunity to co anchor with you. you've always set such a great example of what a great anchor should be. and i've learned so much from you over the years your style and your grace. it's just a match. you are truly one of a kind. and i'm just so honored to be able to say the i word with one of the greatest. so. >> what time does a retirement party started. i'll bring the dj. marty. we are going to miss you so much. kron is going to miss you. i you as and just has an amazing person

and ran as a personal note in my 20 years at kron. you always been. >> my friend and my mentor. i will always appreciate the times. we spent together working that we can ship that love you enjoy a retired high body. it's your pal wall. your pal and colleague. i'm so happy for you and your whole life will begin now. i mean, a new chapter. it's been pretty good. >> coach you >> thank you so much for everything that you have helped me with. i can only imagine the people that you have impacted with your stories. and while teaching this is so well deserved and the best part of it all is that you can kiss goodbye to those 03:00am alarm clocks. congratulations on your retirement marty, you're leaving quite a legacy here at kron 4 and across the bay area. >> i'm year. in good health. and in sound mind and they enjoy. on your free time.

thank you. >> marty. i'm so lucky to have been able to work with you the few times that we did. and each time was better and better and so much fun. you put people at ease, whether it's their first time on television or their first time sitting next to a professional like yourself in that was really special for me. so thank you so much. i know you're going to be enjoying those well earned weekends, but you will definitely be missed. a and thank you for all you taught us over the many students they have had of come through me being one of them. i never had you as a professor. i remember seeing on campus and. >> it was great to actually be able work with here. enjoy retirement. we'll miss you. i hope that you enjoy retirement so much. i heard you got some national parks planned on your itinerary. >> and i would forward to hearing all about your adventures. thank you for all of your contributions for the mark. you've left on this industry and certainly kron 4,

you've got the best mustache in the game. so i've always loved that. and now you can have a great retirement. you've earned much love. >> thank you. it's hard to believe that i've known you for 25 years since she started here back then. i have dark hair. you had dark we're completely gray. has been an absolute thrill. >> and i am so sad that are leaving and i'm going to try not to cry when you love you. bye. >> ok, marty. time to clean up a locker. and the years have really formed by. i feel so lucky to able to work with you to get to know i hope we have an opportunity to to continue that friendship. enjoy the time around the pool. >> hi, marty. it's been such an honor and a pleasure working with you over the past

few years. i'm really gonna miss not seen you on kron anymore. and i'm definitely going to miss not talking to you every weekend about health, believe it or not, we've done 155 segments together. still, i expect that retirement will be nothing but happy stress free and healthy. no matter years ago. >> and now. as a broadcaster, as a professor, you are just see a penny of someone who. walks the talk and not you lead by example and that even though you are leaving that your legacy will certainly indoor. >> so decided to leave the building to 25 years. this is almost to the day that you join me on the anchor set to july of 19 96 told in the putting you and me together to let was on the set was a gimmick and what it really needed to do was cover latino issues more often. well, we did do that. i know it's

someone hard to step away from something that you have known and nurtured for so long and hats off to the producers and the crew that shows saying and and then for while reflecting the breadth and depth of the bay area who also built a legacy congratulations the u.s.. >> i hope all the years that we've been talking about travel. maybe i'm giving you some idea or inspirations for ways to fill all that spare time you're about to have. i can't wait to hear about all the places you're going to go. congratulations. i'm thrilled for you and your family. >> mardy can wait here. just wanted to wish you a very happy retirement. i remember watching you back in the 80's when you worked at kcra in sacramento as up in chico. i know that makes both of us seem very old. but anyway, happy retirement happy trails good luck. take care. marty, you went from being my college professor more than 2 decades ago to be an amazing mentor

and supporter. >> many of my successes have been a direct result of your health and your guy is and i will forever be grateful for your friendship and actually pains me to see you leave the airwaves. but i am incredibly excited for you and the new chapter you are about to begin. congratulations. mardy tv news will not be the same without you. hi, marty. just wanted to say how honored and lucky i am to have worked with you so closely over the last couple of years. >> to be able to be by your side and working with you through some of the biggest breaking news stories that i've ever covered has been incredible learning experience for me. the kindness you've always shown me your willingness to help and teach and you're just wealth of knowledge is something i'm truly going to mess. >> continue to hold it down here on the weekends. it's going to be hard about keeney. brad, though, i'm sure going to try. but thank you so much.

for everything and big big. congratulations to you. >> thank >> you so much for everything you've done to help us get ready for this new building. and we also want to thank you so much for connecting back into the broadcasting kron and the wider bay area. it means so much to all of us in our students. you said 10 or 15 years ago. this building wouldn't be done until after retirement. well, here it and you're retiring a second congratulations congratulations mardy gonzales on your retirement from kron. >> now you're going to have more time to spend with us here we've missed you hear i'm sure they're going to miss you at kron and most of all, your audience is going to miss the way that you report with integrity. >> every day. congratulations. i know i will miss seeing you every weekend. morning. >> hi, marty. it's a young. just want to say thank you for being such an inspiration over the years and congratulations

on your retirement from crime. >> one of the greatest professors and mentors of all time. you were there for some pivotal moments in my life. i am so happy to have the chance to send the best of wishes at this really important moment in paid congratulations on retiring after 40 plus years in the business. >> something we're very proud of. i'm so excited for you. i'm so proud of you. >> i can't wait to see you where retired life takes you. and i'm just so excited for you. congratulations and love u n. >> congratulations. 44 years. well, it is quite t e accomplishment we're so proud of all the hard work you've done it so excited for next avengers you can travel in places you want to go books, you want to read and just generally relax and enjoy life. you definitely heard it.

we love just want to wish you good health and good fortune in the future. >> with all your plans of people plan to you do. sandy and rest of the family. we just love babe. >> congratulations. 44 years in the business. that's really something. congratulations on your 44 years and very happy for you. i'm very happy for us now. we'll have time to travel and do the other things that we'd like to do. so. here's to the next phase. the one thing first. i think we get reveal the alarm clock. what do you think? >> no more >> earlier on matt matt dunn was talking about missing. susan as a canny bread. we've got you we're going to get

deliveries. i'm hoping i'm hoping we get some deliveries. thank you so much that that was unbelievable. and overwhelming. and i'm so touched and and it's been such a joy to work here and noel of. >> it's been wonderful working with you for a short amount of time. but i have no doubt that you're going to go as far and as high as you want to. well, i mean, again, so much of it is due to what i've kind of learned by osmosis just. >> sitting here and taking notes. you know, mentally and the way that you present the news day in and day out. it really has been a really wonderful learning experience for me and i'm going to take those lessons with me as i continue on. we have so much. we have. we have a few more little surprises for you. of course, we cut this cake, which, you know, a lot of people are commenting on your mustache. oh, look at i got a few well, stick with us. we'll be right bad right. >> this is day.

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shop america's #1 pet pharmacy. gathered just a few marty, already a big congratulations on his retirement. 44 years in the business 26 years. here. >> at kron 4. again, lots family and friends yeah, we're celebrating. it is so nice and it was such a big surprise. i need to say thank you to. >> to cat get him for putting that tape together with along with a lot of other helpers. thank you so much. thank you to my colleagues here at kron 4 who who have worked so hard and tirelessly throughout the years that i've been here, it's a very dedicated group of people and i'm proud to say that i worked with all of you. thank you so much. and of

course, the viewers. thank you. you've been so generous over the years. and so kind over the years and allowing us to come into your homes and 2. bring you news and information that hopefully find relevant to your life you've been nothing but well coming in and i really appreciate over the 44 years that that gun on the air here and in the bay area and we owe it all to you and thank you for joining every weekend. come rain or shine you're always there. thank you. thank you so much for that. well, as i mentioned to it's been a joy working with you and dave and we have our own little weekend family here, matt, who wants is have little family here and it's been such a joy working with you. i think i think that it's been a seamless transition over the short amount of time the working together. and as i mentioned earlier, i see nothing but great things for you the future. and made it you and i really appreciate being able to work with you.

thank you, david boies enjoyed our time together and our chats talking about tv shows and things like this during commercial breaks. but i'm c% going to miss you and hopefully we'll be able to stay in touch. and i and i hope that's true with with all of you. thank you so much for coming really do appreciate that taking part of your sunday to come in and say goodbye. and of course, where would i be without my they've been supportive through my many in this in this business and always seem to understand when dad wasn't home for dinner. dad was someplace else covering something or other and so i really appreciate all the support that you guys brought as well. thank you. i love you. >> papers we know that you have a lot of travels plan yes. as parting gift we've got you a new bank travel bag. we all i'm going to fill we also have something wonderful that many of us have a signed for

for you to i don't know. you still got an office at home are or where all of to build an it's a great little you know, marty, from the beginning as we saw some earlier today. and right course, his most that's just beautiful. and thank you so much for everybody taking the time to put your thoughts on paper ever. i really will treasure that. thank you. r d. so you said your first trip you are going to do a little road trip, right. we are going to do a little road trip we're heading hit some national parks we're going to be in colorado by october because the families joining us. >> for a 4 week in a outside denver. so we're really looking forward to that. that's going to start to. >> the use of the but first on the to do list is is sleep and i see through that alarm clock out. grateful for we really, really do everything that

you've done for us use, you know, your presence really does change. i think the press that the atmosphere here at kron 4. so, you it's it's definitely we're going to feel the loss here. but we're so, so happy for you to start this next sexton. sure. well, everybody you are in great hands with noel taking over on the mornings on going to be home and saying go, instructed to get that next step of but. >> thanks again, so much for everything you've done. we're so, so proud to be the station that you your what we really, really are. i thank you very much. it's time for sleep number's lowest prices of the season on the sleep number 360 smart bed.

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