t even more types of cancer. it's tru. keytruda from merck. see the different types of cancer keytruda is approved to treat at keytruda.com, and ask your doctor if keytruda can be part of your story. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's june. 11th. happy saturday to you. we have a lot to get it for you today. and let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. hey, good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. boy was a hot one yesterday and we're still going to beat the heat going on to keep those inland valleys. one place to relax at is along the coast about that. >> half moon bay, look at that blue skies going on there. but a little bit the way some fog is left over just a touch. that's an important factor because we're going to see a

big change playing out over the course of this weekend. as we get back to come, the seasonality here and maybe a little stray, isolated shower thrown in for good measure into tomorrow. again, here's half moon bay. nice sunrise we see over our backs here a little bit. meanwhile, we do have that excessive heat warning. still with us. a county, even though the heat advisory is over for the north and the east bay, still temperatures will be popping through the 90's. it looks like for today. temperature check for you. this is currently now 76 antioch. that's something we see during the summer months. isn't it? 72 going on for concord? 66 livermore, east bay shoreline, even in the middle 60's. 67, san jose, just to give you a quick contrast here, we're actually a couple degrees better than yesterday, but we won't be as hot this afternoon for a lot of other real estate, some high cloudiness, just a kind of toss. and there you can't make it out too much from this imagery. but some of our pictures kind of show that as we can see off to the distance winds, they're not very active yet. we expect a little bit of an uptick this afternoon more than we saw

before. that makes every difference in the world world to get some of those winds cooking a bit back to those that fog. again, whatever we have will mix out, watch what happens tonight. yeah, into tomorrow, it's going to be a different story as we get into tomorrow with some scattered clouds. 86 at 11 by 2.92. racing ahead for more 90's in the inland valleys will more on that hot forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. happening today, the nationwide call for action against gun violence continues. >> rallies and marches expected to take place across the country and right here in the bay area. kron four's camila barco is live at one of those rallies happening in walnut creek and camila. today's marches are happening as we've seen a surge in mass shootings across the country. >> exactly, stephanie. so yeah. today in walnut creek, people will be marching for change and taking a stand against gun violence. and like you said, stephanie, this is part of a bigger movement. we're going to be seeing

marches across the country because this is part of march for our lives. this is an organization that's led by students to demand stronger gun laws. now idea first came after a former student started shooting with a semiautomatic rifle at a florida high school in 2018. 17 people died on february 14th of that year. and with the recent mass shootings in buffalo and uvalde texas organizers are once again calling for change when it comes to gun control. organizers want to see congress pass meaningful changes to gun like having a national registry system ban assault weapons and make policies that disarm gun owners who pose a risk to the public. now, just recently, the house passed a bill in response to the recent mass shootings. >> it would raise the age fo limit for purchasili a semi automatic rifle and prohibit the sale of the mitt ammunition magazines with a capacity of more than 15 rounds. but, stephanie, the

odds of that bill passing. >> the senate are low. however, people today are rallying for change around gun violence. and there's going to be several marches across the bay area. here's a few. take a look at your screen at 10:00am there's going to be marches at the pacific. a community center, burlingame city hall. frank ogawa plaza in oakland and benicia green at noon. there will be a march at the san francisco city hall and at 05:00pm there will be another event in mountain view. i gained weight part, but back out live here in walnut creek in the march starts at 9 o'clock this morning. it is free to the public. anyone can come and again, stephanie, this is >> a chance for people to make their voices heard and take a stand against gun violence to you. >> camila, thank you so much for that live report. important information. oakland police host a gun buyback event today in an effort to get guns off the streets. the guns to gardens event starts at 10:00am and runs to 02:00pm

the addresses that have come up on your screen. just a few moments here. they're going to give away 100 to $300 gift cards depending on the type of weapon that's turned in. and what a night for the golden state warriors. the team now just 2 wins away from another nba championship. the dogs won game 4 of the finals to tie the series at 2 games. each. steph curry carried the team on his shoulders landing. 43 points. the boston celtics lead for most of the game. but in the 4th quarter, the warriors surged ahead. golden state going on to win by a final of one. 0, 7 in 97. >> here is curry after the game. >> proud of everybody. and serves our physicality of focus. and perseverance throughout the game. 2 two's way better and everyone going home. so. you know, job well done. and i put us on his back. will this to win much needed game? we had to have.

>> came out to show why he's one of the best players ever play this you know, and why you know this, this organization has been able to write to so much success it's absolutely incredible. >> game 5 is set for monday night. back here in san francisco. tipoff is set for 6 o'clock at the chase center. your money this morning. prices continue to rise as inflation hits a new 40 year high. >> kron four's terisa stasio spoke with shoppers and how they're dealing with soaring prices. here at lucky's in larkspur shoppers. tell me an office enough. something must be done about skyrocketing prices. >> very good. all around friend mckernan and others out in the heat friday sharing their stories about trying to survive inflation, much more aware of the prices. you >> and checking out. >> prices, different stores

and whatnot no longer trying to drive long distances flying wherever we can. if we can try not to buy expensive. trying to stay close to home. >> other shoppers saying despite trying to sidestep increases, it is practically everywhere shaping all aspects of their lives. gas prices, food prices. every time i go everything seems to go up. i got a coffee this morning that went $0.20 from yesterday at. >> pete's inside mollie stone's. so it's. >> the new reality. i traded my a car from an electric bike and have a look back. we've got a cheap a ticket to hawaii in august 120 bucks each way the camping refer to it. >> so, you know, watch my thing. >> as for what is next, shoppers say more needs to be done sooner rather than later.

do something about it in the north bay, theresa kron, 4 news. and gas prices are continuing to rise both here and across the country. the california still above the national average for prices. we'll break it all down for you. coming up. and after the break, the national aids quilt goes up on display today. >> we break down what you need to

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national aids memorial quilt goes on display at golden gate park. >> with the opening ceremony set for 9.30, this morning. the event does and that 5. now this is been 35 years. it's now been, i should say other 35 years since the first panels of the quilt were stitched together during some of the darkest days of the aids pandemic. now, 50,000 panels of the quilts are shown to hundreds of communities every year. also happening today, in-person pride celebrations return to san mateo county. they started 11 this morning at central park in downtown san mateo, the festive, the cif as deputies go until 5 tonight. this is free family-friendly event that will include live entertainment and food trucks. this is the event's 10th anniversary and the theme this year is still here and still proud. kron 4 is also celebrating pride month. you can join us for our bay area pride, special love will keep us together. hosted by our own john shrable in taylor

bisacky. it airs thursday night june 23rd at 6.30. you don't want to miss it. >> still to be quite looks like for those inland valleys still, although we're getting a break around the bay and welcoming in that onshore winds. nice to see you again. it's about 86 or so 11 by to a call about 92. a look at that forecast next. keep it here.

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>> the nationwide gas prices now $5 a gallon. that's according to triple a the national average price jumped $0.19 in just the past week alone. that's up one $1.93 from this time. last year. so what's behind that price hike? americans drive more in the summer months. so demand is up. there is the ongoing invasion of ukraine by russia and issues tied to the pandemic, continue to limit the amount of oil that can be refined. right now, california is seeing some of the highest prices in the country with average prices coming in at $6. and $0.43 a gallon in our state. so let's take a look at prices here in the bay area. you'll pay the most in sandra fell $6 and $0.66 is the average there right now. and san francisco, you'll pay $6.63 and you can see the prices for napa. santa rosa and oakland and san jose on

your screen right now. $6.54 for san jose. so certainly not cheap. and as gas prices soar, you may be tempted to invest in a hybrid or electric car. the biden administration wants to build 500,000 ev charging stations to meet the growing interest. paul gerke takes a look at our nation's car charging infrastructure. >> congratulations. you're the owner of a brand new electric >> sweet. what now? we've grown up in a gas powered world. i know where to get an oil change and where to fill up. but where and how do i charge this thing? >> most of the owners plug in at home overnight, even if they don't have a garage that's because charging in the rain is perfectly safe. no matter where you do it, you're using a level one or level 2 charger level. one requires no installation. you're just plugging into an outlet. your cost to fill up is only a couple bucks depending upon your electricity prices.

>> the downside is this is the slowest way to charge at 3 to 5 miles and evt range per hour. it could take a full day to fill an empty battery. that's why most people buy a level 2 device for their homes. they can ruffle a battery overnight and costs just a little more outside of the upfront cost. >> level 2 chargers are the most common in the u.s. right now. there's more than 90,000 of them. and that number grows every day they've been deployed in every state and you can find them in all sorts of locations like ikea. >> in the mall parking lot or even at gas stations. >> if you run out of range on the road, what you'll pay for a charge carries some companies offer free charging within their network. most 3rd parties charged by the kilowatt hour costing you between one $5 per hour of charging time. an 8 hour charge on a public level. 2 will come close to filling the battery of almost any ev on the market. but that's way too long to be sitting somewhere.

>> which brings us to dcf sees direct current fast chargers. these things are the future. they take an empty battery and bring it up to 80% in just 20 to 40 minutes. they cost a little more than a typical level 2 chargers, but often times the only limitation is how fast your car can take the current. it. there are more than 21,000 of these charges set up across the country already and more popping up every day. they're already commonplace enough that you might find one in a walmart parking lot. the biden administration's new plan includes a station with at least 4 of these every 50 miles. no more than one mile off the highway. >> right now, there are more than 48,000 public charging stations in the united states compared to about 145,000 gas stations considering there are about 2 million evs on the road. that's one public charger for every 41 cars. this new plan would involve a network of 500,000 chargers, a massive infrastructure project that will be essential to any

electric future. >> that was paul gerke reporting for us. and time now for another check of our weather. meteorologist dave spahr gives us a closer look at just how long temperatures are going to last for a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody will start seeing some release release relief along the coast. thank you. fog coming in here at half moon bay and also on the bay side. we're really going to chip away at the temperatures complement so good on shore when working its magic air inland. it's still the 90's business hanging around for another day. but by tomorrow. >> oh, how things will be changing for everybody. it looks like maybe even a little tokens sprinkle here or there to sum up the dirty the car. you know, a check to those winds. we see them kind of variable around, but we're in the most part single digits to calm conditions as we're looking for. not much yet, but there is an uptick this afternoon and this evening, particularly right now we're at 78 for antioch. 66 livermore, 72 for concord, mid to lower 60's light up the east bay shoreline. so quite

mild to really warm in many spots overnight. so we're starting off a little bit on that spot. however, things are starting to change now out to sea. we have this layer marine layer that's hanging around. we show just some of that fog coming in half moon bay later today. it starts to break down. we get the onshore winds which will show you just a bit. and then as we get into tomorrow morning, some stray showers up north and then they evaporate before striking the ground. but it underscores how we're starting to get cooler here as we go into your sunday and early into next week, we'll clear that out in the wake of that system passing offshore winds i haven't seen yet, but again, on shore we got for this afternoon. it's going to start to chip away. even so the inland valleys a little this tow lot the inland and then 90's, it looks like today and then tomorrow we do the same thing yet again with the peak of the wind activity in the afternoon to the evening hours. look at all that real estate up in the north bay covered like that. good on shore. winds brings the marine larry and bangs away at those high

temperatures look ahead. we're talking about hot inland. some cooling at the bay evening breeze with those high clouds a little bit we can see here in the background tomorrow, mild, some scattered clouds and isolated sprinkle we're putting in there. it's almost cosmetic. but the temperature shock 70's and 80's going on even inland. and then for next week, sun and clouds mixture, 90's, pop and wednesday. but for everybody be in the 80's, it looks like inland for the remainder of the week. morning forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> an update now on the effort to get baby formula on american store shelves. the white house says another 3.2 million bottles worth of formula will be flown into the u.s. by late june. it's coming from a british manufacturer. the baby formula will be distributed to big bucks and online retailers. an important in infant formula is going as quickly as it comes. here's a look at a new stock of formula coming into a grocery store in yonkers. that's in new york. 11,000 bottles of similac are on sale. there. the store

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welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr standing by in the weather center. >> with the latest on all this hot weather today. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a little bit of fog creeping in here. as you can see it. half moon bay showing a little bit of a change coming our way that you'll feel even a little bit today. >> it won't be quite as hot and all locations, but you really going to start feeling around the bay and certainly the coastal locations to fog is going to work with that. now, whatever fog we have for the most part mixing out,

although looks problematic a little the coast. so if you go there and wondering what's the deal might have some high cloudiness in which to deal with pasty white skies. just a touch there. although temperatures are still be very pleasant, though. tonight we see the return of the fog. much more aggressive tomorrow morning than yesterday after an afternoon breeze. we're going to have to and winds expected. also tomorrow afternoon 2. so a sign of the change happening here right now. they're kind of variable and not very active com to single digits. temperature. check for us. 78 for antioch. 66 livermore 60's cover the east bay shoreline or right now. 72 going on for concord in your break down today's 86 at 11 at 2 at 92. they have those 90's retire looks like for much of the week, although wednesday know a little heat spike coming our way. have more on that. but your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in the east bay, police continue their search for the shooter who killed a 16 year-old oakland teen. it happened thursday night around 06:00pm on 64th avenue near

concordia park. oakland pd say several shots were fired from a high powered. the rifle. both the teen and a man was shot. the man is believed to be in stable condition. city officials say getting guns off of the street in oakland remains a priority. >> it's not just about getting guns off the street. it's about helping change the mindset of those who are holding the guns and picking them up so that they don't actually use that. one of the things that i'm looking at is really partnering with those who have the influence, those who have the facebook likes the social media mentions like are open base recording artists like some of those sports, you know, star as the folks about too. >> and a reminder that there is a gun buyback event happening in east oakland today. that's it 8, 9, 1, 5 international boulevard from 11:00am to 02:00pm today between $10300 will be given based on the type of gun that is turned in. in solano

county. 2.14, year-old boys are dead and a 3rd teenager injured after a crash in vacaville. the vacaville chp says the boys were on an atv on margaret lane when that atv hit went off the road and hit a tree. now this happened thursday afternoon. investigators say the 2.14 year-old boys were found dead at the scene. a 15 year-old was taken to a hospital with some injuries. the cause of this crash remains under investigation. police say, though, that impairment does not appear to be the issue here. in the south bay. san jose police seize more than 60 illegal guns from a homicide suspects home. >> the suspect boot. i was already in police custody for a deadly shooting last month in south san jose this week, san jose police searched highs home on war admiral avenue near great oaks park. police say they found more than 2 dozen assault weapons. some

ghost guns, high capacity magazines and thousands of rounds of ammo. >> we know for a fact that more illegal guns on the streets in the hands of criminals equates to more crime. this seizure of over 60 firearms. 25 of them being assault weapons. any legal to own in the state of california is huge. >> ty remains behind bars at the santa clara county main jail on the homicide charge he now faces several illegal weapons charges. warmer. and i'm a star cain velasquez accused of attempted murder, appeared in court in santa clara county friday morning. cain velasquez was expected to enter a plea, but the case was continued for the 3rd time prosecutors claim he tried to kill a man named harry the large in february. the large is accused of molesting a 4 year-old girl who is related to kane. the defendant's attorney says the delays are happening so he can gather more details on a >> we've asked for discovery

of the other case. we believe that there's other victims out there. we want urge to the public to come forward. we understand it's a delicate situation, but if there are other victims there, we want to make sure that they come forward. >> i want to believe in our legal system, i want to believe that the lawyers and the dea are doing their job and investigating this the way they should. there's a lot of information that they're going to discover. >> a group of alaska as his supporters have been showing up every for every court date. the next one is june. 30th. meanwhile, harry, the lot remains out of custody as he awaits trial on charges of lewd acts with a minor. he's pleaded not guilty to those charges. happening today, nascar returns to the sonoma raceway and there are events all weekend long. >> the biggest one, the toyota save mart 3.50, happens tomorrow for the first time since the pandemic began, the race will be held at full

capacity, which means there will be a lot of people in traffic around the racetrack. kron four's spoke to nascar champ kurt busch ahead of sunday's race. >> a lot of low on the road courses are demanding and you don't even notice that there's a few less laps in the race because we'll get up and down the hills art in the braking zones. so the body goes in a lot more with the cars had the road courses. so i just you my you don't think about the lockout. short. the difficulty of go. >> once again, the toyota save mart 3 50's happen tomorrow, june 12 tickets for that for young children are $10. adult tickets start at about $60. gates open at 08:00am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news to the pandemic affects your mental health. >> one health expert says you can do to take care of yourself. plus, and dozens of volunteers get together to build homes for those in need

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mandate was first put in place last year requiring both vaccinated and unvaccinated people to take a covid-19 test before boarding a plane. the cdc says that that is no longer necessary unless a new variant emerges, federal officials will check every 90 days, however, for any new developments or variance. and for your health this morning to the pandemic affects your not alone. the world health organization said anxiety and depression went up. 25% in the first year of the pandemic worldwide. stress from social isolation was a huge factor in this and young people and women were impacted the most we spoke with a mental health expert who said older adults with more life experience may have dealt with the stress of the last few years. better. but hearing about new health issues like monkey pox could be adding to the anxiety. >> sheriff, you feeling down or you're feeling particularly anxious, share it with your

family members, somebody that interest, i say, you know, go to tap into social worker. so go see a mental health professional. if you're thinking that, you know, it's hard for you to cope and right now just enjoy summer. that's coming because make sure antidepressant. and it brings us calm and peace. and so yeah, get out of the house going the sunshine. it's really warm today. it's going to be another warm evening. hang out with your friends and be responsible with your partying in your fun, but really enjoy the freedom. and the fact that you did come through the pandemic. >> doctor white adds that every single one of us is going through something different. some of us might be living with someone more vulnerable to disease or have a compromised immune system ourselves. so she says that we should be patient and respectful to one another through these very a complicated times day. >> alright, 70 today, another hot one. but again, those inland valleys as we race to

the middle 90's, you can see, but relief is coming. you'll feel some of that around the bay side for today. and then tomorrow looks like for everybody to have a look at your forecast through the 4 zone in just a bit.

>> the heat has arrived in the bay area and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. temperatures reach close to 100 degrees all across the bay area yesterday. lots of people

headed to the beach to try to beat the heat. here's a look at pacifica state beach on friday. full of families and kids playing in the water and building sand castles. so much fun out. there is a nice family time as well. temperatures out there were a bit more comfortable by the water compared to places further inland. >> as the winds are low and the waves are just the right size for this. these little guys about the little guys out. >> he's just enjoying life out there. many beachgoers say that they plan on going back to the beach today. temperatures once again expected to reach triple digits in parts of the bay area today. all right. here to tell us a bit more about this heat wave is dave sphar is here with your weather forecast a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you join us. last heat wave. one of the big issues to be yesterday was it was like we're not near any cold water. it's like a complete compromised. it. >> no winds to help circulate thing. so even if just a few miles inland, you really felt that he going on from

yesterday at this picture here because i was a little bit of the way of some fog trying to sneak in there. but that since mixed out and see much at all. by the way, if you're heading the other direction in the mountains, looks like there's a chance of maybe some showers going on tomorrow and then we start to slowly climb up again tomorrow. monday, tuesday, 73 wednesday will be the warmest day in the bunch, though, both for them and for the bay area. 78 going on for antioch. 66 livermore, by the way, that probably philip tri valley. it looks like tomorrow morning mid 60's going on along the east bay shoreline, sober futurecast for let's check this out here is plays out today. just have that fog just out to sea. just waiting for its turn. we have the onshore winds working here. so that's going to really crack up the hot temperatures going on here for even inland. but still in the 90's, we expect then tomorrow morning, look at this little tree to some spotty showers and a lot of it may evaporate before striking the ground, but you get an idea. but the big climate change that we have going on here for tomorrow and into monday. so we'll see much cooler temperatures not as hot both

for tomorrow and into your monday. so the bigger picture of what's going on, there's some traffic right now backyard. there may be a little sprinkle there, too. just moisten up the lower boundaries of the atmosphere stopping at right here because another breed heat pump will call it for wednesday before that system comes into cancel does not look like we'll get a shot of any rain with that 4 zone forecast today. 73 still san francisco at the coast. by the way, mid to lower 60's. things will be cooling off the coast real quickly early next week, 80 for burlingame here. 81 foster city, 88 palo alto's who are tired. the 90's in the south bay getting close popping. 94 morgan hill looks like though, cupertino, 90 88% of clara east bay shoreline to the south mid 80's tri valley. you've got the lower 90's still hanging on today. 93 for walnut creek, 78 for berkeley delay. whoa, i'm sorry, but that number and their 94 for fairfield with onshore winds. vallejo gets much cooler with this. 94. meanwhile, for santa rosa, check it out in the 7

day forecast here at 81 for monday. by wednesday. 93, another quick cooldown gets here by friday. enjoy stephanie. thanks very much. days something to look forward to. >> a new drought monitor report shows that most of the state is in a severe drought. check out this image behind me here or it could be worse. a big reason for this problem. the lack of snow over the past few winters eric rucker was in the sierra and he shows us what's left of the snow and how this drought compares to years past. >> we're in soda springs almost at the peak of elevation here in the central sierra. and as you can tell, there is no snow whatsoever. in fact, if you want to see the snow that remains and there's just a little bit of it, you have to go of donner pass road a couple of miles and you're not going to able to see a whole lot. >> these are the last patches of the central sierra snow pack. >> it's it's those little aspects that are contributing some water to the soil and maybe a little bit to the streams. essentially there is

no more help up here when it comes our state's water woes. >> this graph from the u.s. drought monitor released today. colorfully illustrating are bad weather conditions. those living in that maroon colored area or in the worst category exceptional drought. while our current drought is obviously not good, it has been much worse in california right now. 48 1% of california is in what's considered extreme drought. but if you go back to the summer of 2014, 58% of the state was in that exceptional category, that maroon color that we showed you, although we're far from it at the moment, the fear is we could get there. you can see how bad it got in this graph showing that spike 8 years ago and how the following years were much better similar to the trend we're in right now. unfortunately, with a 3 year drought like this, it's not going to be one winter one year. andrew schwartz is a meteorologist with the central sierra snow lab. >> the soda springs base know researcher says for as prolonged as our drought has been, it's going to take about

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>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news on stephanie lin. >> it's june 11. happy saturday to you. we have a lot to get to for you today that start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and it's another toasting one still going on picking those inland valleys, some relief in sight. we can actually see it from some of that fog popping up here at half. moon bay, you are seeing a lot more aggressive about the way for tomorrow, but still going to be toasty for those in the valley. so watch out what that do have the excessive heat warning in place. a county. this is until 11, 4 tonight of the heat advisory is gone for locations. all there will still be plenty toasty in

those inland valley. 78 for antioch. 73 going on for livermore. 74 for concord. by the way, that the with the winds will start to build around the carquinez strait and the delta later on today. as you start to feel a little bit of a difference. then yesterday. 69 santa rosa, by the way, also for napa, too. those are current numbers and we're actually trailing just a little bit, as you can see with a couple negative numbers. so that's good to know to, even though we and we will be cooler this afternoon. stormtracker 4, you can barely make it out with some high cloudiness and were actually throwing in here a little chance of some sprinkles going on here tomorrow morning. tomorrow during the afternoon, too. but in the morning, particularly winds of the kind of variable right now, single digits and calm. we're not going to see that really build into this afternoon with the change of the guard. back to the fog again, this fog will mix out except along the coast a little bit. and then rebuilds as early as 8 o'clock. tonight. here it 1pgoes, spilling into those inland valleys. looks like tri valleys all covered up there. so it's a different type of

climate telling you things are changing. but for today, still hot 89 at high noon to 3 o'clock. we're talking 92, go to break all this down for you coming up in just a bit, stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> happening today, the nationwide call for action against gun violence continues. >> rallies and marches expected to take place all across the country and right here in the bay area, kron four's camila barco is live at one of those rallies planned in walnut creek. camila. today's marches are happening as we've seen this surge in mass shootings across the country. >> yeah, we just saw one in buffalo. we've heard about the one in you've all day and people today. they're gathering here in walnut creek at the civic part to take a stand against gun violence and, stephanie, this is part of a bigger movement. like you said, a lot of people will be marching will be rallying across the country and this is part of march for our lives. this is an organization that's led by students. it's national

organization that's led by students to demand some change when it comes to gun laws. now the idea first came after a former student started shooting with a semiautomatic rifle at a florida high school in 2018, 17 people died on february 14th of that year. with that recent with the recent mass shootings in buffalo and uvalde texas organizers are once again calling for change when it comes to gun control. organizers want to see congress pass meaningful changes to gun laws like having a national registry system. they want to ban assault weapons and make policies that disarm gun owners who pose a risk to the public. now just recently, the house passed a bill in response to the recent mass shootings. it would raise the age limit for purchasing a semiautomatic rifle. and prohibit the sale of ammunition magazines with a capacity of more than 15 rounds. but, stephanie, the odds of that bill passing the senate, our low power people today, they're rallying for

change around gun violence is going to be several marches across the bay area. here's a few on your screen at 10:00am there's going to be a few at pacifica pacifica community center, burlingame city hall. frank ogawa plaza in oakland. and but showed green at noon. there will be a march at the san francisco city hall and at 05:00pm there will be another event in mountain view at gate week part. but stephanie, the rally here in at the civic park in walnut creek. it starts at 09:00am in less than an hour. anyone is welcome to come. and again, people are coming here today to take a stand against gun violence. back to you as an important topic to talk about. thank you so much camila for that live report. oakland police host a gun buyback event today in an effort to get guns off the streets. >> the guns to gardens event starts at 02:10am. and runs to 02:00pm. they'll give away 100 to $300 gift cards depending on the type of weapon that's turned in. and what a night

for the golden state warriors. the team now just 2 wins away from another nba championship. the dubs win in game 4 of the finals to tie the series at 2 games. each. steph curry carry the team on his shoulders landing. 43 points. the boston celtics lead for most of the game. but in the 4th quarter, the warriors surged ahead. the state going on to win by a final of one. 0, 7, to 97. there's curry after the game. >> proud of everybody. and serves our physicality of focus. and perseverance throughout the game. 2 two's way better and everyone going home. so. you know, job well done put us on his back. will this to win much needed game? we had to have. >> came out to show why he's one of the best players ever play this you know, and why

you know this, this organization has been able to write to so much success it's absolutely incredible. >> game 5 is set for monday night. back here in san francisco. tipoff is set for 6 at the chase center. for your money this morning. prices continue to rise as inflation hits a new 40 year high. >> kron four's terisa stasio spoke with shoppers on how they're dealing with the soaring prices. >> here at lucky's in larkspur shoppers tell me an office enough. something must be done about skyrocketing prices. very good. all around friend mckernan and others out in the heat friday sharing their stories about trying to survive inflation, much more aware of the prices. you >> checking out. sit different stores and whatnot. no longer trying to drive long distances flying wherever we can. if we can. try not to buy expensive.

we trying to stay close to home. >> other shoppers saying despite trying to sidestep increases, it is practically everywhere shaping all aspects of their lives. gas prices, food prices. every time i go everything seems to go up. i got a coffee this morning that went $0.20 from yesterday at. >> pete's inside mollie stone's. so it's. >> the new reality. i traded my a car from an electric bike and haven't looked back. we've got a cheap a ticket to hawaii in august 120 bucks each way the camping refer to it. >> so, you know, watch my thing. >> as for what is next, shoppers say more needs to be done sooner rather than later. do something about it in the north bay, theresa kron, 4 news and gas prices continue to rise both here and across

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national aids memorial quilt goes on display at golden gate park. >> with the opening ceremony set for 9.30, this morning. the event ends at 5. now it's been 35 years since the first panels of the quilt were

stitched together during some of the darkest days of the aids pandemic. now 50,000 pound ul's of the quilts are shown to hundreds of communities each year. also happening today, in-person pride celebrations return to san mateo county. they started 11 this morning at central park in downtown san mateo. the festivities go until 5 tonight. this is a free family-friendly event that will include live entertainment and food trucks. this is the event's 10th anniversary, too. and the theme this year is still here and still proud. sounds like a lot of fun. kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. hosted by our own john shrable and taylor bisacky. it airs thursday night, june 23rd at 6.30, dave. >> okay, stephanie. we're looking for another hot one for those inland valleys as numbers race ahead into the 90's. now we are seeing a cooling trend since tomorrow. maybe even a token little sprinkle here or there. your

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where you're sitting around going, you know, these evening breeze ease breeze conditions. where are they? well, as kind of shut off a little bit on friday, hence the heat spike that we have. you don't have that circulation going on hard to get this cooler air from the coast into those in the valleys. we're start working at this afternoon and evening. 82 antioch, 74 for concord fillet with 65. we see you. 73 for livermore. and 71 for san jose handing it over to future cast for not a whole lot to see here. but it kind of shows you a little bit of the breaking down heat spike here for us on saturday. this is tonight. as we go through the evening hours. here's mostly this is fog, but they'll be some scattered clouds with it and maybe some sprinkles to greet us to. this will be on our sunday here. not a lot quantitatively, but just to moisten up the ground level at any cost. it tells you how the heat wave is ending and maybe even some showers up to the mountains to if you're headed to tahoe, might get a shower tomorrow, potentially after that. enjoy the weather, though. onshore winds. that's the name of the game this afternoon and evening. typical

form. we see the inland heating that usually drives those onshore winds. this high as pretty much shut that down before. when it does. you can see the effects. so today we'll get some breezy conditions pretty cross. the delta and also kirk in a straight repeat performance tomorrow. much better coverage up there in the north bay to, as you can see, breaking at everything down even off to the east bay valleys. so nice improvement there. hot inland. still today with some cooling for the bay evening breeze, high clouds and all that. then tomorrow, mild with scattered clouds working, an isolated sprinkle. that's going to the morning part of the day. mostly and then kind of depart a little bit for the afternoon temperature shock for you, 70's and 80's. these are for highs now tomorrow. so it's going to be a shock to the system to be inland. next week, sun and clouds, mixture, 90's, wednesday. that's another heat bump will call up by comparison sake elsewhere. it's pretty much of an 80 story for those in the valleys. 73 is what we're looking after san francisco today. 81 for oakland, 89. meanwhile, for san jose now

across the water real estate, these numbers are popping in the inland valleys in the mid 90's, lower to middle 90's up there to the north bay. notice we start to see a little bit of change happening here for the peninsula and for san francisco, 73, 66 and half moon bay. so if you're trying to get some relief going on at the coast, don't expect a lot of stake. a little sneak peek, though, the extended forecast here, 81 monday. we're starting to warm back up again. 88 for tuesday. wednesday at 93. that's the heat bump, if you will. back to more unsettled weather as we start to finish off week. hopefully it's the sign of some things to come and 60's return along the coast. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the nationwide gas prices now $5 a gallon. that's according to triple a the national average price just jumped $0.19 in the past week alone. that's up one $1.93 from this time. last year. so what's behind that price hike? americans drive more in the summer demand is up and

there's the ongoing invasion of ukraine by russia. plus, issues tied to the pandemic. continue to limit the amount of oil that can be refined. right now, california is seeing some of the highest prices in the country with average prices coming in at $6. and $0.43 a gallon. let's take a look at price is right here in the bay area. you're going to pay the most in sandra fell $6.66 is the average there right now in san francisco, you'll pay $6 and $0.63 and you can see the prices for napa santa rosa, oakland and san jose on your screen right now. $6 and $0.54 in san jose. certainly not cheap. and as gas prices soar, you may be tempted to invest in a hybrid or electric car. sounds pretty nice. right? well, the biden administration wants to build 500,000 ev charging stations to meet the growing interest. paul gerke takes a look at our nation's car charging infrastructure.

>> congratulations. you're the owner of brand new electric >> sweet. what now? we've grown up in a gas powered world. i know where to get an oil change and where to fill up. but where and how do i charge this thing? >> most of the owners plug in at home overnight, even if they don't have a garage that's because charging in the rain is perfectly safe. no matter where you do it, you're using a level one or level 2 charger level. one requires no installation. you're just plugging into an outlet. your cost to fill up is only a couple bucks depending upon your electricity prices. >> the downside is this is the slowest way to charge at 3 to 5 miles and range per hour. it could take a full day to fill an empty battery. that's why most people buy a level 2 device for their homes. they can ruffle a battery overnight and costs just a little more outside of the upfront cost. >> level 2 chargers are the most common in the u.s. right

now. there's more than 90,000 of them. and that number grows every day they've been deployed in every state and you can find them in all sorts of locations like ikea in the mall parking lot or even at gas stations. >> if you run out of range on the road, what you'll pay for a charge varies. some companies offer free charging within their network. most 3rd parties charged by the kilowatt hour costing you between one $5 per hour of charging time. an 8 hour charge on a public level. 2 will come close to filling the battery of almost any ev on the market. but that's way too long to be sitting somewhere. >> which brings us to dcf sees direct current fast chargers. these things are the future. they take an empty battery and bring it up to 80% in just 20 to 40 minutes. they cost a little more than the typical level 2 chargers, but often times the only limitation is how fast your car can take the current. it. there are more than 21,000 of these charges set up across the country already and more popping up

every day. they're already commonplace enough that you might find one in a walmart parking lot. the biden administration's new plan includes a station with at least 4 of these every 50 miles. no more than one mile off the highway. >> right now, there are more than 48,000 public charging stations in the united states compared to about 145,000 gas stations considering there are about 2 million evs on the road. that's one public charger for every 41 cars. this new plan would involve a network of 500,000 chargers, a massive infrastructure project that will be essential to any electric future. >> really interesting stuff there. that was paul gerke reporting. an update now on the effort to get baby formula on american store shelves. the white house says another 3.2 million bottles worth of formula will be flown into the u.s. by late june. it's coming from a british manufacturer. the baby formula will be distributed to big box and

online retailers. and imported infant formula is going as quickly as it comes. here's a look at a new stock of formula coming into a grocery store in yonkers, new york, 11,000 bottles of similac now on sale. there. the store owner imported this formula from puerto rico and is trying to get more right now from germany. so demand very high and still continues. a big piece of legislation could reshape the tech industry. and it's just a few steps away from becoming law. the american innovation and choice online act would ban tech platforms like amazon, apple and google from giving preferential treatment to their own services in marketplaces. they run. so, for example, if passed, the law could prevent google from listing its own travel recommendations at the top of search results, amazon would have to rank its own products by the same criteria as its competitors. supporters of the bill argue the legislation would encourage competition

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let's start out this half hour with a look at our forecast. it's so hot out there. dave sphar is in the weather center with the latest. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a sign that something's changing a little bit of some of those foggy watching at half moon bay. we can make out some of the blue skies behind it, though. >> so going to be a nice day at the beach. but remember, it's going to be much cooler than it's going to be elsewhere. the good thing to say, well, yeah, a little maybe pop some 70's, but most will be looking a lot of 60's perfectly as the week weekend progresses. now, here's a bit of a fog we have mixes out for much of the bay here. whatever we've got, but linger at the coast a little bit. but look what happens this evening at writer after sunset. it just spills and even to the valleys off to the far east bay here really telling you the times are a changing as we start to go into the weekend here, a check of the winds, a single digits over most the real estate here, calm conditions elsewhere. that won't be the case this afternoon. some relief coming our way. 82 for antioch, 73 for livermore. 60's cover most the east bay

shoreline there with upper 60's up to the north bay. 89 for high noon to 3 o'clock. 91 l today still going to be pretty toasty inland. we'll have a look at that 4 zone forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, good day to have block ready thank you. >> in the east bay, police continue their search for the shooter who killed a 16 year-old oakland teen. it happened thursday night around 06:00pm on 64th avenue near concordia park. oakland pd say several shots were fired from a high powered rifle. both the teen and a man were shot. the man is believed to be in stable condition. city officials say getting guns off of the street in oakland remains a priority. >> it's not just about getting guns off the street. it's about helping change the mindset of those who are holding the guns of picking them up so that they don't actually use that. one of the things that i'm looking at is really partnering with those who have the influence, those who have the facebook likes the social media mentions like are open base recording artists like some of those ports. you know, star as the

folks about too. >> and a reminder again, there is a gun buyback event happening in east oakland at 89 15 international boulevard from 11:00am to 02:00pm today between $10300 will be given based on the type of gun that is turned in. in solano county. 2.14, year-old boys are dead and a 3rd teenager injured after a crash in vacaville. the vacaville, chp says the boys were on an atv on margaret lane when it went off the road and hit a tree. it happened thursday afternoon. investigators say the 2.14 year-old boys were found dead at the scene. a 15 year-old was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. but police say impairment does not appear to be the issue here. in the south bay. san jose police seize more than 60 illegal guns from the homicide suspects home the ty was

already in police custody for a deadly shooting last month in south south san jose this week, san jose police searched highs home on war. admiral avenue. that's near great oaks park. and police say they found more than 2 dozen assault weapons. some ghost guns, high capacity magazines and thousands of rounds of ammo. >> we know for a fact that more illegal guns on the streets in the hands of criminals equates to more crime. this seizure of over 60 firearms. 25 of them being assault weapons. any legal to own in the state of california is huge. >> ty remains behind bars at the santa clara county main jail on the homicide charge. he now faces several illegal weapons charges as well. former and i'm a star cain velasquez accused of attempted murder, appeared in court in santa clara county on friday morning cable ask as was expected to enter a plea. but the case was continued for the 3rd time. prosecutors claim

that he tried to kill a man named harry goularte in february. or is accused of molesting a 4 year-old girl who is related to kane. the defendants attorneys says the delays are happening so that the defense can gather more details on calarts. >> we've asked for discovery of the other case. we believe that there's other victims out there. we want urge to the public to come forward. we understand it's a delicate situation, but if there are other victims there, we want to make sure that they come forward. >> i want to believe in our legal system, i want to believe that the lawyers and the dea are doing their job and investigating this the way they should. there's a lot of information that they're going to discover. >> a group of alaska as his supporters have been showing up for every court date like that woman you just heard from there. the next court date is set for june 30th. meanwhile, harry, the lot remains out of custody as he awaits trial on charges of lewd acts with a

minor. he's pleaded not guilty to those charges. happening today, nascar returns to the sonoma raceway and there are events all weekend long. the biggest one, the toyota save mart 3.52, takes place tomorrow for the first time since the pandemic began, the race will be held at full capacity, which means there will be a lot of people in traffic around the racetrack. kron four's spoke to nascar champ kurt busch just ahead of sunday's race. >> road courses are demanding and you don't even notice that there's a few less laps in the race because we'll get up and down the hills art in the braking zones. so the body goes in a lot more with the cars that the road courses. so i just, you know, wilson on my you don't think about the lockout. short. the difficulty of go. >> and once again, the toyota save mart 3.50, starts tomorrow. june. 12th tickets

for kids are $10 and adult tickets. start at $59. gates open at 08:00am. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. did the pandemic affects your mental health? >> what one health expert says you can do to take care of yourself. and dozens of volunteers get together to build homes for those in need in the bay area. the latest effort to help the and how.

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these kids are talking walking and interacting later and less frequently. they're also more prone to outbursts, physical aggression and separation anxiety. it could be years before researchers can adequately measure whether the pandemic had any long-term effects on early childhood development. for your health this morning to the pandemic affects your mental health. if so, you're not alone. the health organization said anxiety and depression went up. 25% in the first year of the pandemic worldwide. stress from social isolation was a huge factor and young people and women were impacted the most we spoke with a mental health expert who said older adults with more life experience. they have dealt with the stress of the last 2 years better. but hearing about a new health concerns like monkey pox could be adding to the anxiety. >> sheriff, you feeling down or you're feeling particularly anxious, share it with your family members, somebody that

interest, i say, you know, go to tap into social worker. so go see a mental health professional. if you're thinking that, you know, it's hard for you to cope and right now just enjoy summer. that's coming because make sure antidepressant. and it brings us calm and peace. and so yeah, get out of the house going, joy, the sunshine. >> doctor, white adds that every one of us is going through something different. some people might be living with someone more vulnerable to disease or have a compromised immune system themselves. so the doctor recommends that we all the patients and respectful to one another. and i now respectfully toss it over to you, dave, ok, you've done church, so polite, so >> we've got a nice warm trend still going on in the east bay's temperatures soar to the middle 90's. however, changes are coming. that's right. that some fog rolling in tonight. those onshore winds this afternoon and tomorrow afternoon to all key to seeing

some cooler temperatures sunday into monday. every 4 zone forecast head back to.

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temperatures reached close to 100 degrees across parts of the bay area yesterday. and lots of people headed to the beach to try to beat the heat. here's a look at the civic a state beach on friday. see for our families and kids playing in the water and building sand castles temperatures a bit more comfortable here by the water than further inland where it was much, much warmer. >> as the winds are low and the waves are just the right size for this. these little guys about the little guys out. >> now, many beachgoers said that they do plan on going back to the beach today. temperatures once again expected to reach triple digits in parts of the bay area. so brace yourselves. dave sphar standing by here with our weather forecast. just how long can we expect is extreme heat for he hasn't been. so to be toastie inland there, stephanie, a look at this. we have a look ship coming in here with the groceries supply chain know, look at this. so we're seeing

some fog also coming across the golden gate bridge a little bit as well. >> we're going to see this return tonight. that fog is reminding us it's not far from home. and with this heat wave in the high start to break down cooler temperatures coming our way particulars on shore winds with all of this traffic. we do want to mention a few showers, perhaps tomorrow, although looking at the models, it doesn't appear to be as dire as that. but still this remind you might get some rain if you're headed up there for this weekend. 64 monday tuesday, 72, another heat bump coming our way for the middle of the week. again, our progress on temperatures. 82 for antioch, 74 for concord. 73 for livermore up to the north bay. still hanging in there around 70 ish. racing ahead at 79 71 for san jose. futurecast for to watch this. this is this marine layer just hanging out at sea with some cloud cover and some fog through the day today. with those onshore winds, you'll feel the effects mostly just to the surface going on, not seeing a lot of cloud cover except maybe some

high clouds tonight in comes, the fog greets us tomorrow morning with a couple little sprinkles. we want to throw in there for good measure to nothing. a very substantive with that. but it does provide some moisture for the lower levels of the atmosphere. that's good fire retardant. so that's good there. and we clear out when it's all said and done. cooler temperatures on the backside of all of this, but then another heat. i'll show the saw you in just a minute. here we go. that's a little chance of a little shower or 2. and then into the week, middle of the week by wednesday, another heat spike builder bump. and then that breaks down very quickly and fortune is bringing rain with it. but at least it brings a some cooler temperatures going into the following weekend. now for today. your 4 zone forecast. 73 still san francisco are keeping the 60's at the coast here 80 for burlingame. it looks like and out of the south. no 90's, but upper 80's going on. palo alto, redwood city. 87. meanwhile, in the south some 90's here and there morgan hill 94 90 cupertino, santa clara pair of eight's mid-eighties going on the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're still looking at 90's,

90 pleasanton. 91 livermore. 93 for walnut creek, 94 for concord, 78 for berkeley, compliments of our onshore winds still at 79 for delay. whoa, that's a pretty good effort. but the nation gives you an idea 90's. so there's the contrast. 91 for a napa and 94 also for santa rosa. here comes the change already for tomorrow at 76 81 by monday. here's the heat bump, if you will, cooling off as we get into the next weekend in coastal temperatures in the 60's, 70. >> it's a great week to have your sunblock ready. thank you, dave. well, a new drought monitor report shows that most of the state is in a severe drought or worse. just take a look at this image behind me here. a big reason for this problem is the lack of snow over the past few winters eric rucker was in the sierra and he shows us what's left of the snow and how this drought compares to years past. >> we are in soda springs almost at the peak of elevation here in the central

sierra. and as you can tell, there is no snow whatsoever. in fact, if you want to see the snow that remains and there's just a little bit of it, you have to go of donner pass road a couple of miles and you're not going to able to see a whole lot. >> these are the last patches of the central sierra snow pack. >> it's it's those little that are contributing some water to the soil and maybe a little bit to the streams. essentially there is no more help up here when it comes our state's water woes. >> this graph from the u.s. drought monitor released today. colorfully illustrating are bad weather conditions. those living in that maroon colored area or in the worst category exceptional drought. while our current drought is obviously not good, it has been much worse in california right now. 48 1% of california is in what's considered extreme drought. but if you go back to the summer of 2014, 58% of the state was in that exceptional category, that maroon color that we showed you, although we're far from it at the moment, the fear is we could get there. you can

see how bad a gun in this graph showing that spike 8 years ago and how the following years were much better similar to the trend we're in right now. unfortunately, with a 3 year drought like this, it's not going to be one winter one year. andrew schwartz is a meteorologist with the central sierra snow lab. >> the soda springs base know researcher says for as prolonged as our drought has been, it's going to take about that many years to try to get out of the drought. we're going to probably need several successive large years of precipitation of above average precipitation to really help us get out of this drought. >> that was eric rucker reporting on that situation for us this morning. dozens of bay area volunteers came together to help the unhoused home construction delayed during the pandemic is finally back on cowboys. felipe gaal has the details on the latest effort by habitat for humanity. >> meals to would end from brains to wall says housing is desperately needed. habitat

for humanity. east bay, silicon valley secured this land next to the pleasant hill, bart station from contra costa county. 6 years ago. but construction of the more than 2 acres esperanza place affordable housing development here has been delayed several times until now due to the pandemic and supply chain this week, the nonprofit organization resuming its famous blitz building for the first time in 3 years. when esperanza place is complete. it will include 42 homes for low to very low-income families. we've been living on our home for 11 years in morgan hill, california, elaine hayes and her daughter beth, are paying it forward, donating their time to help with construction coinciding with habitat for humanity's annual women's leadership. build a personal project for them knowing they benefited from other similar generosity 11 years ago. for those of us that are low-income and very low income or pretty invisible.

>> and the silicon valley in the east bay real estate market. there's not a lot out there for us and takes creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make home assembly member timothy grayson says he's pushing the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe bowl kron, 4 news. and we'll be right back.

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>> and take a look at dogs took over huntington beach in southern california yesterday. just look at that. french ego for the 25th annual purina surf dog competition. looks like a winner to me of this included a dog jumping and an agility course is. well, look at that little western terrier. nice job there, buddy. how this event continues through this morning in southern california. great job to all those pooches and fiona. the hippo wants everyone to have a fabulous weekend. the baby hippo went

out from her habitat to enjoy the sunshine and she's coming in hot. she's 5 years old now. and the first hippo born at the cincinnati zoo and over 75 years, she had a bit of a rough start when she was born 6 weeks early. but now she's doing just fine and lives in the zoo's first ever. hippo exhibit. a cutie. but to be all right. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, the warriors tie up the series behind a brilliant performance by steph curry in game 4 of the nba finals. we take a look at all the highlights. plus why the white house says it can tackle inflation without sending the economy into a recession. and thousands of people marched today across the nation to rally against gun violence. >> we take a look at the march is happening around the bay area and let you know where those are happening. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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stephanie lin. it's saturday, june 11th. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. >> let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and looks like we cleared out some of those fog here at half. moon bay looking pretty good at that. however. >> the change is still in place, though. we're looking for a return of a good old friend. the on shore winds to help control the climb a little bit here. >> so won't be as toasty today. even in those inland valleys. you have a little bit of relief chipping in here and then more as we get into monday as arms right tomorrow as well. first things first to get our shot from half moon bay. again, expect this fog to return late this afternoon. however, as the sun starts to get a little lower in the sky here, stu do still have that excessive heat warning that's in place for solano county. elsewhere, temperatures will be pretty lofty, but they're not going to be technically that advisory zone. so the heat advisory has been retired for now for at least the bay area temperature check for you right now. 82 antioch, not wasting any time, 80 for concord, where you will see those winds working there

around the carquinez strait later today and to tomorrow, mid 70's up there to the north that was 79 lofty degrees for a bottle. 69 san francisco in 79 going on for livermore. for contrast in those temperatures were still trailing in a couple pockets here and they're kind of hinting the things will be a little different today. some high clouds to throw in the picture a little bit here. the juice, your stuff is upstream. we are mentioning at least verbally might have an isolated sprinkle to be tossed about we have a change of the guard here. winds you can see they're pretty much single digits over the region. now back to that fog again. again, what we have mixes out pretty quickly and returns by this evening. shortly after sunset. it is aggressive than those in the valley. so it's going to be getting into the carquinez strait and also to the tri valley region as well. you can see the visibility is dropping 91 for 1 o'clock by 4. we're talking 90. so still plenty of 90's to be filed, which will have in your 4 zone forecast a bit. but the extended it's quite an interesting little have that as well. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank

you. days. >> happening today, the nationwide call for action against gun violence continues. >> rallies and marches expected to take place across the country and here in the bay area, as we've seen a surge in mass shootings across the country. kron four's camila barco reports from one of those rallies in walnut creek. >> people are beginning to gather here in walnut creek at the civic park to march for change and take a stand against gun violence. this is part of a bigger movement across the country called march for our lives. it's an organization that's led by students to demand stronger gun laws. the idea first came after a former student started shooting with a semi automatic rifle at a florida high school in 2018, 17 people died with the recent mass shootings in buffalo and uvalde texas. organizers are once again calling for change when it comes to gun control. organizers want to see congress pass meaningful changes to gun laws like

having a national registry system. they want to ban assault weapons and make policies that disarm gun owners who pose a risk to the public. now, just recently, the house passed a bill in response to the recent mass shootings. it would raise the age limit for purchasing a semiautomatic rifle and prohibit the sale of ammunition magazines with a capacity of more than 15 rounds. but the odds of that bill passing the senate are low. we spoke to one of the organizers from today's event in walnut creek. here's what she had to say personally. i think it's kind of embarrassing that the adults haven't done anything about it. but students are the ones that stepped up and are willing to make a difference. >> as a high school student, i think it's really important that we keep our schools safe places. it's so scary knowing that any day could be any one of us with the school shooting going on, especially how often they're happening in the united states right now. and i felt like it was my job to do something about it. that is going to be several marches across the bay area. here is a few. >> at 10:00am there's going to be marches at the pacific. a

community center, burlingame city hall, frank ogawa plaza in oakland and benicia green at noon. there will be a mark at the san francisco city hall and at 05:00pm there will be another event in mountain view. i gateway park the event here at walnut creek starts right now. but if you are not able to make it, there are other marches across the bay area in walnut creek, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> oakland police host a gun buyback event today in an effort to get guns off the streets. the guns to gardens event starts at 10:00am and runs to 02:00pm. they'll give away 100 to $300 gift cards depending on the type of weapon that turned in. and what a night for the golden state warriors. the team now just 2 wins away from another nba championship. the dubs won game 4 of the finals to tie the series at 2 games. each. steph curry carried the team on his shoulders landing. 43 points. the boston celtics lead for most of the game. but in the 4th quarter, the

warriors surged ahead. golden state going on to win by a final of one. 0, 7, to 97. here's curry after the game. >> proud of everybody. and serves our physicality of focus. and perseverance throughout the game. 2 two's way better and everyone going home. so. you know, job well done put us on his back. will this to win much needed game? we had to have. >> came out to show why he's one of the best players ever play this you know, and why you know this, this organization has been able to write to so much success it's absolutely incredible. >> game 5 is set for monday night. back here in san francisco. tip off, set for 6 o'clock at the chase center where your money this morning prices continue to rise as inflation hits a new 40 year

high. >> kron four's terisa stasio spoke with shoppers on how they're managing with all of these soaring prices. >> here at lucky's in larkspur shoppers tell me an office enough. something must be done about skyrocketing prices. very good. all around friend mckernan and others out in the heat friday sharing their stories about trying to survive inflation. much? where the prices you >> and checking out. >> prices, different stores and whatnot no longer trying to drive long distances flying wherever we can. if we can. try not to buy expensive trying to stay close to home. >> other shoppers saying despite trying to sidestep increases, it is practically everywhere shaping all aspects of their lives. gas prices, food prices. every time i go everything seems to go up. i got a copy this morning that

went $0.20 from yesterday at. >> pete's inside mollie stone's. so it's. >> the new reality. i traded my a car from an electric bike and have an impact. we've got a cheap a ticket to hawaii in august 120 bucks each way the camping refer to it. >> so, you know, watch my thing. >> as for what is next, shoppers say more needs to be done sooner rather than later. do something about it in the north bay, theresa kron. 4 news. >> and gas prices continue to rise both here and across the country. we show where you'll pay the most to fill up in the bay area. and after the break, the national aids quilt goes on display today. we show you where you can see it for yourself.

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available at your local national aids memorial quilt goes on display at golden gate park with the opening ceremony set for 9.30 this morning. the event ends at 5. it's been 35 years since the first panels of this quilt were stitched together during some of the darkest days of the aids pandemic. now, 50,000 panels of the quilts are shown to hundreds of communities every year. happening today, in-person pride celebrations return to san mateo county. they start at 11 this morning at central park in downtown san mateo. the festivities go on until 5 tonight. this is a

free family-friendly event that will include live entertainment and food trucks. this is the event's 10th anniversary and the theme this year is still here and still proud. sounds like it's going to be a lot of fun. kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. hosted by our own john shrable and taylor bisacky. it airs thursday night june 23rd ab 6.30, >> alright, we're looking for some minor relief going on with those temperatures for today. a much bigger one tomorrow, 91 by 1 o'clock by 4 were talking at 90 on shore winds this evening continue return of a look at that forecast for

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ernest tonight soon as sun sets through tomorrow morning. and it's going to be spilling into those inland valleys as well. really signaling an end to this little heat spike our way. so a quick check into those winds are kind of variable going on. calm conditions, east bay, shoreline inland. they do pop a little bit. you can see the sign of things to come. fairfield in concord already double digits. there gives an idea of what we're looking for already into the 80's. they can't wait. 86 for antioch, 79 livermore, 80 for concord up in the north bay. you got your mid to upper 70's that work here. 72 san francisco. 76 san jose heading over future cast for not to be much to look at. so just think high cloudiness with some of this onshore winds returning marine layer looking its chops here and then by tonight, tomorrow we get some spillage. as you can see, that will be the fog. we just mentioned there in the morning hours. maybe a few strays. some showers, very cosmetic. again up the dirty the car. but moisten the surface air a little bit. that's a good thing, though. and then we see this clear out for the afternoon. big issue

would be big temperature change for your sunday. those could be much cooler all over the bay. back to those winds. this is our big friend here. there you see him working their magic there, popping into the 30's. you can see off to the far east bay and down in the south as well. san francisco comes in as an average of about 15, but all these numbers are much better than we saw from yesterday. reason simply being is you got the cold ocean air here and there was all bottled up and trapped. even the marine layer now is a high weekends. the natural process of onshore can take over as we get the inland heating before we had to fight to that high pressure. plus, it also gave us a little warming upstairs, compression heating all that business. tomorrow. we do the same thing again, we see the winds active in the afternoon hours, which is very typical for us. so for today, hot inland, some cooling for the bay evening breeze and high clouds in tomorrow. some mild conditions scattered early showers, possible isolated sprinkle should say temperature shock. those 70's and 80's return to places that we're seeing the 90's last couple days the next week. it's a sun and clouds

mixture. 90's expected wednesday that heat bump, if you will, and 80's through much of the week ahead today. 73 san francisco. 81 for oakland. 89 san jose and the projected high temperatures again, mid-nineties you see the far east bay and also up to the north bay to well, look at the 4 zone forecast coming up in the extended to stephanie. >> looking forward to it. thank you. day for your health this morning. you've probably heard of moderna. johnson and johnson. but have you heard of novavax the company developed a covid-19 vaccine now being used overseas and it could soon be available right here in the bay area. fda advisers on tuesday recommended emergency use authorization for the shot. if you tell us more about it and how it works is fda committee member and uc berkeley epidemiologist are reingold. professor, thanks so much for being here with us today. >> happy to be with you. >> all right. you're coming to us live from dc. tell us a bit

about how effective novavax is at protecting us from covid-19. >> the trials show at least against variant that was circulating when the trial was done, it is about as effective as the other vaccines. about 90% effective in preventing illness hospitalization. a severe illness and the like. so that's very good it's another tool that it will be available in terms of prevention of covid-19. >> and so how exactly does it work? in layman's terms, i understand that this is a two-part vaccine. >> so this is a pretty standard way of making vaccines. the antigen, the part of the virus were interested in giving you immunity to is produced in the laboratory in cultures as it as it were. and then it's mixed with what's called an edge of and something that stimulates the immune system to make stronger response.

this is an approach we use a number of vaccines. it's not a new technique. and so for anyone who was hesitant about the mrna vaccines, the moderna and pfizer vaccines because it was a new technology that this might be a vaccine, that they're more willing to take and other boosters for novavax as well. >> neither the advisory committee, no fda has reviewing the information regarding boosters at the moment. >> it's a 2 dose regimen to provide immunity and whether boosters will be recommended is it's a little premature to say, but that's certainly a good and are there any key differences between the novavax vaccine and the one being offered by moderna and pfizer johnson, johnson. >> as i said, the ftc is about the same. as far as we know, the safety profile is similar >> it's a it's a currently a 2

dose regimen. and then so i think the main difference is, as i've said, we certainly heard from people who say they've been waiting for this vaccine because of their anxieties about the mrna vaccines and for for anyone who's been on the fence and waiting to get the covid vaccine this, this might be one that that they're willing to to accept and that would allow us to increase vaccine coverage in the and professor, we know that novavax is being used already in some countries overseas, like the philippines, india, south korea, the u k. >> so why is this authorization only now happening for us in the u.s.? well, i think it's fair to say the united states has the most rigorous requirements for approval of new drugs and vaccines, particularly vaccines, which is what i know about >> and it's just taken a while for the company to finish the trial and the result share the results with with fda and its advisory committee. so while

some would have liked it to be available sooner. i think problem was rushing these things quickly through approval, faster is that people have concerns about whether corners were whether whether everything was done that needed to be done. so i think the advantage and doing it the right way is that people can take confidence and any side effects from the novavax vaccine. >> all the actions have side effects, just like all drugs have side effects. and so no one should say that there are no side effects. the overwhelming majority of side effects are the kind of thing you would expect in the day or 2 and getting a shot which is a sore my perhaps a little bit of a laser fatigue and all of that clears up after a day or 2. so people i think are pretty familiar. adults has gotten the pneumonia op door, an influenza shot should be pretty familiar those kinds side effects in terms of the

more severe side know we're going to need more ncdata once the vaccine is given to larger numbers of people. but we'll be monitoring that very here and what steps are le before. novavax is approved for use here in the united states. >> well, fundamentally, what once the fda gives approval in the >> cip and the cdc director weigh in and make a recommendation. that is basically a question of whether when vaccine is pharmacies doctors offices unavailable to take understand there, there may be a slight delay and from the manufacturer in terms of one, it's out there and available to take. not sure exactly when that's going to be, but i'm hoping it's not too long. >> it is there any particular vaccine you're recommending over the others? >> no, i think that the you know, we used to somewhat

seriously, you should get the one they access to. so i personally had the mrna vaccines, the moderna and pfizer vaccines. but i certainly would be really happy to think the novavax a but whose i've already had a number of doses of the others. i don't think there's a reason choose one or the other in terms of or safety the novavax is currently only approved for those 18 and older. so it's not yet available for anyone under the age of 18, but if you're over 18, i think it's just another choice that you can make. >> alright, uc berkeley epidemiologist and professor art reingold. thank you so very much for your time and insight this morning. >> happy to join you. all right. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at that host. the forecast davis far as in the weather center with the very latest heyday. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and lots of sunshine going on here is we've chased away some of the way the morning fog, although that's hovering right around the coast, looking at chops for tonight. >> and into tomorrow as we see change happening. well, kind of outline that change here for you. the fog is reduced off towards the coast. not for long, though, comes back tonight and whoa, look at the coverage area spilling into those inland valleys will mix up pretty quickly tomorrow. but that gives kind of a sign of the change of this heat wave in heat spike as we start to see more the onshore flow more. the marine layer being brought in all acting as cool.

and here, calm conditions for right now. single digits for the winds here. temperatures kind of tricky in san francisco or look at noticing the number of very close to the forecast high. for example, we're at 71 right now. only a couple degrees off of where the high is going to be. this is presuming that on shore wind starts to kick in here soon. 80's going on well inland. you will notice 75 up there to santa rosa. breaking down the day. 91 at 1 o'clock by ford. 89, we do see a better day tomorrow. temperature wise, even into monday morning. your extended forecast and the 4 zone coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, david, forward. >> and in the east bay, police continue their search for the shooter who killed a 16 year-old in oakland. it happened thursday night around 06:00pm on 64th avenue near concordia park. oakland pd say several shots were fired from a high powered rifle. both the teen and a man were shot. the man is believed to be in stable condition. city officials say getting guns off the street in oakland remains a top priority.

>> it's not just about getting guns off the street. it's about helping change the mindset of those who are holding the guns of picking them up so that they don't actually use that. one of the things that i'm looking at is really partnering with those who have the influence, those who have the facebook likes the social media mentions like are open base recording artists like some of those sports, you know, star as the folks about too. >> and as a reminder, there is a gun buyback event happening in east oakland at 89 15 international boulevard from 11:00am to 2 today between $10300 gift cards will be given away based on the type of guns that are turned in. in solano county. 2.14, year-old boys are dead and a 3rd teenager injured after a crash in vacaville. the vacaville chp says the boys were on an atv on margaret lane when it went off the road and hit a tree. it happened thursday afternoon. investigators say the 2.14 year-olds were found dead at the scene. a 15

year-old was taken to a hospital with minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. but police do say that impairment does not appear to be the issue here. then they start cain, velasquez accused of attempted murder, appeared in court on santa clara. excuse me appeared in court in santa clara county friday morning. cain velasquez was expected to enter a plea, but the case was continued for the 3rd time. prosecutors claim that he tried to kill a man named harry goularte in february. the is accused of molesting a 4 year-old girl related to kane. the defendants attorneys saying the delays are happening so that the defense can gather more details on alert. >> we've asked for discovery of the other case. we believe that there's other victims out there. we want urge to the public to come forward. we understand it's a delicate situation, but if there are other victims there, we want to make sure that they come

forward. >> i want to believe in our legal system, i want to believe that the lawyers and the dea are doing their job and investigating this the way they should. there's a lot of information that they're going to discover. >> a group of alaska as his supporters have been showing up for every court date. the next one is june 30th. now to our next story happening today, nascar returns to the sonoma raceway. there are events happening all weekend long. the biggest one, the toyota save mart 3.50, takes place tomorrow for the first time since the pandemic began, the race will be held at full capacity, which means there will be a lot of people and traffic around the racetrack. kron four's spoke to nascar champ kurt busch ahead of sunday's race. >> road courses are demanding notice that there's a few less laps in race because we'll get up and down the hills art in the braking zones. so the body

goes in a lot more with the cars had the road courses. so i just you my you don't think about the lockout. short. the difficulty of go. >> once again, the toyota save mart 3.50, is tomorrow, june. 12th tickets for kids are $10 and adult tickets. start at $59. gates open at 08:00am. the nationwide gas prices now $5 a gallon. that's according to triple a the national average price jumped $0.19 in just the past week alone. that's up one dollar and $0.93 from this time last year. so what's behind that price hike? americans drive more in the summer months. so demand is up. and there's also the ongoing invasion of ukraine by russia and issues tied to the pandemic continue to limit the amount of oil that can be refined. right now, california is seeing some of the highest prices in the country with average prices coming in at $6 and $0.43 a gallon let's take

a look at prices here in the bay area. you're going to pay the most in sandra fell $6.66 is the average there. now in san francisco, you'll pay $6.63 and you can see the prices for napa. santa rosa, oakland and san jose on your screen there right now. it's 6.54 in san jose that certainly not the most affordable. the biden administration is dropping covid-19 testing for international travelers starting tomorrow. travelers will not need to take a covid test before entering the united states. the mandate was first put in place last year requiring both unvaccinated and vaccinated people to take a covid-19 test before boarding their flight. well, the cdc says that is no longer necessary unless a new variant emerges, federal officials will check every 90 days for new developments in the pandemic. a new study from columbia university shows kids born during the pandemic experience delays in their

development. studies are showing many of these children are talking walking and interacting later and less frequently. the study found that these children are also more prone to outbursts, physical aggression and separation anxiety. it could be years before researchers can adequately measure whether the pandemic had any long-term effects on early childhood development. an update now on the effort to get baby formula on american store shelves. the white house says another 3.2 million bottles worth of formula will be flown into the u.s. by late june. it's coming from the british manufacturer. the baby formula will be distributed to big box and online retailers. and imported infant formula is going as quickly as it calms. here's a look at a new stock of formula coming into a grocery store in yonkers, new york, 11,000 bottles of similac are on sale there. but it's probably going to go pretty quickly. the store owner did import the formula from puerto rico and

is trying now to get more from germany. president biden met with other heads of state at the summit of the americas in la friday, unveiling a new plan to tackle illegal immigration. it's called the los angeles declaration on migration. the u.s. will partner with latin american nations to address historic amounts of people trying to enter the country. president biden requested local governments along the migration route to strengthen border security by conducting screenings and removing those who do not qualify for asylum. >> you know, we know that safe, orderly and legal migration is good for all our economies. need to halt the danger zone, all lawful ways. people are migrating the dangerous ways. a lot of migration is not acceptable. >> 20 latin and south american nations have signed on to president biden's plan. dozens of bay area volunteers came together to help the unhoused

home construction delayed during the pandemic is finally back on kron four's flew to go has the details on the latest effort by habitat for humanity. >> meals to would end from brains to wall says housing is desperately needed. habitat for humanity. east bay, silicon valley secured this land next to the pleasant hill, bart station from contra costa county. 6 years ago. but construction of the more than 2 acres esperanza place affordable housing development here has been delayed several times until now due to the pandemic and supply chain this week, the nonprofit organization resuming its famous blitz building for the first time in 3 years. when esperanza place is complete. it will include 42 homes for low to very low-income families. we've been living on our home for 11 years in morgan hill, california, elaine hayes and her daughter beth, are paying it forward, donating their time to help

with construction coinciding with habitat for humanity's annual women's leadership. build a personal project for them knowing they benefited from other similar generosity 11 years ago. for those of us that are low-income and very low income or pretty invisible. >> and the silicon valley in the east bay real estate market. there's not a lot out there for us and takes creativity and volunteer ship like habitat in order to make home assembly member timothy grayson says he's pushing the legislature to include 600 million dollars in the next budget to fund housing projects like this and help lower-income families who want to own with down payment assistance. this is a game changer. this makes a difference. the esperanza place development slated for completion in 2 years will also be the nonprofits first 0 net energy development, meaning the homes will produce more energy than they consume. >> in walnut creek, felipe

bowl kron, 4 news. and it's quick week. quick peek at those temperatures right now. as we stand, we see some 80's off to the far east bay 79 for livermore in 70's up to the north bay. again, that's a current snapshot of our numbers. >> the breakdown for you today. back to the 90's inland 91 by one by 4. we're talking 89. look at forecast for zone and that extended in just a bit.

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>> well, that he is coming more. it's already arrived actually here in the bay area. and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. temperatures reach close to 100 degrees in many parts of the bay area yesterday. and lots of people headed to the beach to try to to try to beat the heat. here's a look at pacifica state beach on friday. full of families and kids playing in the water and building sand castles and temperatures got more comfortable here by the then further inland. >> as the winds are low and the waves are just the right size for this. these little guys about the little guys out. >> all right. he's just living life. many beachgoers say they plan on going back to the beach temperatures once again expected to reach triple digits and many parts of the bay area as we're about to

learn from the rolla. just dave spahr here with our weather which of those beachgoers expected. he could talk to anymore. to go back on the water as you can see there. so, yeah, more of that to you. want to enjoy that little in the way more the marine layer coming back. the fog tonight. >> also to some more scattered clouds are dealing with tomorrow. maybe even a passing sprinkle and join this, though. we had some fog earlier this morning. not kind of dissipated. it's going to be back again by this evening. however, let's take a look at what's going on up a tahoe now. we did mention the little sprinkles possible. mike ricci tomorrow up there as well. notice the temperatures recovering pretty quickly monday tuesday, already at 72 wednesday is the day we look to be the heat bump yet again. but not quite like what it was this week. 86 for antioch, 79 livermore, 80 for concord, lower 70's cover the east bay shoreline. there. san francisco racing ahead close to the projected high today of 72. there. 75 going on for santa rosa. been 81 for bottle, futurecast for again,

that marine layer has been held bay. it terms a lot of the fog for the day today. onshore winds kicking in here late in the afternoon evening. and here comes the system passed a couple little stray showers are possible with that, but not much action with any of that is going to voice an up to ground level a little bit. so having said all that, we see another high pressure build, we'll call it the heat pump. that looks to be about the middle of the week as we wait for it, boom, about wednesday breaks down quickly, no rain with it. but it just breaks down for cooler temperatures into the next weekend. 4 zone forecast covering you for this saturday about 73. this is very contingent on those on shore. winds start to pick up here in the late morning hours at the coast will see a lot of mid 60's going on here. 80 for burning game. still quite toasty in parts of the peninsula again today. 81 foster city san carlos. 84 88 palo alto. 87. meanwhile, for redwood city and 90's still popping and the south bay los gatos at 90 to 94 for morgan hill, 90 for cupertino, santa

clara, 88 mid-eighties cover the east bay shoreline, tri valley around 90 ish will say 9, 2, 3, 4, walnut creek, 94 for concord. 81 going on for oakland. and meanwhile, for delay what 79 but look 90 for benicia. so that onshore wind is helping a little bit. the air conditioner. 86 going on for petaluma 94 for santa rosa. here's the 7 day forecast bump back to the 90's for wednesday. just one day, other than that, the inland areas of pretty much stay into the 80's of not dipping a little bit into the 70's 70's covered the bay side and we'll keep those 60's of the coast. stephanie. >> that's a good week to have the sunblock ready. thank you, dave. every second counts. when you call 9-1-1. but across the state ambulance response times are getting longer due to staffing shortages that could get worse. many owners of private ambulance companies say emt's are leaving the industry in numbers never seen before because of low pay. now these providers fear it's going to

get worse if the state does not step in to help. kacey montoya has the story. >> emt's are one missed shift away from being in poverty. >> ryan walters is a longtime emergency medical technician or emt. he's also a union rep fighting for an increase in wages across the state. >> i have spent 14 years on the job and over 36,000 hours in the field. and i make 16 25 an hour. >> although emt's face dangerous working conditions and raise to situations that could mean life or death, their paychecks don't reflect their daily responsibilities. according to the bureau of labor statistics, emt's in california make around $17 an hour or just over $36,000 a year. >> lots law enforcement folks start out on the ambulance. fire department. folks start on the ambulance as well as nurses and doctors. so, yeah, it is a good window to a lot of different disciplines.

>> their low salaries and rising costs of living are forcing many to leave the medical field behind. in many cases, they can walk into fast food restaurants right now with no experience and are in the same for more as they would in an entry level ems position. melissa harris runs and serve a private ambulance company serving los angeles county. she says they're short-staffed and can't afford raises for emt's because they aren't getting reimbursed enough by the state for medical transports which make up about 40% of her business. and it's very difficult for us to pay our employees a lot because we haven't had an increase of 22 years. in fact, we had decreased in 2013 for 10%. >> harris says it costs around $375 per medical transport. but the state pays less than half of that. they pay $111. so they rank 46 out of 50 of the lowest paid. >> other states pay double triple 4 times as much for their medical patients.

>> a coalition of labor unions across the state has been asking lawmakers for help hoping part of california's 97.5 billion dollar budget surplus announced by governor newsom this year will be used to fund first responders, increasing their medical reimbursement rates for the first time in more than 2 decades. we want to be able to pay our people wage. that's reasonable. >> and be able to retain and attract new workers, keep people in the in the workforce. >> that was kacey montoya reporting for us. we'll have more news right after this. looks like we're going to go to straight to our next story here. a new drought monitor report shows most of the state is in a severe drought or worse. a big reason for the problem is the lack of snow over the past few winners, eric rucker was in the sierra. he shows us what's left of the snow and how this drought compares to years past. >> we're in soda springs almost at the peak of elevation here in the central

sierra. and as you can tell, there is no snow whatsoever. in fact, if you want to see the snow that remains and there's just a little bit of it, you have to go of donner pass road a couple of miles and you're not going to able to see a whole lot. >> these are the last patches of the central sierra snow pack. >> it's it's those little aspects that are contributing some water to the soil and maybe a little bit to the streams. essentially there is no more help up here when it comes our state's water woes. >> this graph from the u.s. drought monitor released today. colorfully illustrating are bad weather conditions. those living in that maroon colored area or in the worst category exceptional drought. while our current drought is obviously not good, it has been much worse in california right now. 48 1% of california is in what's considered extreme drought. but if you go back to the summer of 2014, 58% of the state was in that exceptional category, that maroon color that we showed you, although we're far from it at the moment, the fear is we could get there. you can

see how bad a gun in this graph showing that spike 8 years ago and how the following years were much better similar to the trend we are in right now. unfortunately, with a 3 year drought like this, it's not going to be one winter one year. andrew schwartz is a meteorologist with the central sierra snow lab. >> the soda springs base know researcher says for as prolonged as our drought has been, it's going to take about that many years to try to get out of the drought. we're going to probably need several successive large years of precipitation of above average precipitation to really help us get out of this drought. >> that was eric rucker reporting for us this morning. we're going to straight to break a few after the break.

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>> when the dodgers beat the giants last fall in the playoffs and men. our very own governor newsom had a debt to pay. we're getting a look at how the kevin newsom, a lifelong giants fan, had to endure a day in dodger blue. >> here i am. generation sentences. i'm sure state and think one of going to do that. >> good right. kind of feel appreciated the job >> there's california senator alex padilla egging him on a true blue dodger fan. that's mister padilla getting the satisfaction of seeing governor newsom help get the field ready for opening day.

at the end of the video, governor newsom would not say go dodgers. he simply said go california, very diplomatic. the dodgers play the giants today in san francisco's oracle park at 4.15. and take a look at this. the dogs took over huntington beach in southern california on friday, but the 25th annual purina surf dog competition. that frenchie just crashed. what it did fine. impeccable balance there. we've got we see a little getting in on as well with a gopro attached. they're very and there was also dog jumping and agility course concerned. yeah, he a little nervous there. >> and that this event does continue this morning southern yeah, perfect. hot dogs into some acts here. well and and what's going to put and he's

safe. okay. talk about okay go. >> and that 7 day forecast here we have some it looks like this will happen tomorrow. we have a lot more cloud cover working its magic. it's a heat bump will color for next wednesday might be some stray sprinkle sunday on stunned and sunday. look out for and then look next weekend cool-down get again. so it's more spring-like, stephanie over there. but still good with to have the reading. it is. all right. that's it for the kron. 4 news weekend edition. i'm stef nguyen who with dave sphar love far and have a great and safe weekend. everybody. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here,

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