pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thanks so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june 18. we have a lot to get to for you this morning by. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, a little cool down. we've had after that little system moved on through gave us some winds yesterday were left with some of those winds this afternoon with some of that surface moisture inviting in that marine layer. we have some leftover fog clouds just a touch you can see from the east bay

shoreline here that will break up to a mostly sunny afternoon, however, so give that a little time to do its magic temperature. check for you. >> 50's over most of the region got 47 going on for santa rosa. 56 san jose. 57 going on for antioch temperature. change. contrast for you. trailing a couple degrees in some spots. but we really have the brush up cooler air moving through yesterday. so those effect still being felt in its wake. there's a little bit of moisture left over. that does pop a little bit this afternoon will be getting more into that later on the breakdown for you today. again, taking care of fog clouds from the morning. we going to mostly sunny mode, although temperatures very modest through the 70's over the regional have more on that coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. our top story this morning. one man is behind bars after police say he attacked 3 people at sfo. we're getting a live look at the airport right now of this incident did happen last night in the international terminal. the man used a weapon to injure his victims. and eyewitnesses say it looks like a large

knife. 3 people were treated for minor cuts and scrapes and were able to continue on with their travels. the attacks did not impact flights or other airport operations. santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested a vta worker who they say threatened to gun violence at work. the sheriff's office identified him as 64 year-old douglas last room. he's now behind bars in the santa clara county jail held without bail on charges of criminal threats. union president john courtney says the man made the threats because he was apparently at risk of being fired after refusing to get vaccinated. the vta issued a statement saying, quote, the vta has 0 tolerance for this type of threatening behavior and we'll continue to treat any similar incident with an urgent response. it's been just over a year since a vta employee shot and killed 9 workers and then himself at the railyard in san jose after this most recent incident, trauma

counselors were made available to staff. >> the is working with our partners to try and do whatever we can to provide the services and support services. >> the vta and the sheriff's office conducted workplace violence training as part of an effort to try and prevent future gun violence at the rail yard. and the golden state warriors back home after winning their 4th nba title kron four's gayle ong capture the historic moment at sfo. >> the golden state warriors returning to the bay area as nba champions. draymond green stepping off the delta airlines flight with klay thompson by his side, wasting the larry o'brien trophy, steph curry, the >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breed hugged and congratulated coach steve kerr.

>> a day after beating the boston celtics. >> it one of the they work a lot of doubters. a lot of with top and all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore because i what are champions? and they >> and the lawyers are going to take the weekend for some much needed rest and they will be back to celebrate where the parade on monday reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> nation hits the streets for the championship parade in san francisco monday. at least 1 million people expected to attend. so make sure you keep that in mind for your morning commute. let's take a look at the parade route now. it kicks off at 11, 20 in the morning at market and main street then goes up market and finishes at market and a street. the whole route just a little more than a mile long. and the event

should wrap around 2 in the afternoon. organizers telling people to plan ahead, make sure you get there early. you can try to take some public transit market street will close on sunday night to get everything ready for the big day. so make sure you plan for that as well. kron 4 will have extended coverage of the parade starting at 10 p am on monday. we'll show the championship ceremony which starts at 10:20am, and bring you coverage from the parade. start to finish. so make sure you mark calendars for that. happening today. the alameda county fair is back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. we have kron fours camila barco live for us at the fair. taking a look at all the fun stuff there is to do there this weekend looks like you're having some fun with some games there. camila. stephanie, i've been playing ring toss pitta last 5 minutes. i have not made one at at all. >> this is pretty difficult,

but a little addicting. actually, this is just one of the few games here. >> alameda county fairgrounds. there's so much that people can do this weekend. it is opening weekend here at the alameda county fairgrounds. and here to talk about it all is tiffany could dress. she is with the fairgrounds and there's a lot of attractions, lot of games. what can people do and what can people expect? there are so many fun and exciting things here at the alameda county fair this summer, so much in store. we're in the carnival right now. as you can see, there's lots of fun and exciting games. we also, of course, have >> rides everything from that speed racers to a slower pace rides like the bears village i i we have a kids part which is really been for the little guys. so there's really something for everyone in the carnival to enjoy it. and you also talked about some events but sides going on the rise. but sides playing ring toss. >> there's some people that there's some things that people can look forward to seeing. >> there are so many things

that people can look forward to doing experiencing and seeing here at the fair we have, of course, our pig races back this summer. we could not have a summer without pig races. so we're so excited that we we have them back this year. we have course racing happening, which is really exciting. and of course we have at the max moto cross, which is really, really cool to watch a new one of those things you must see to believe. we imperial knights jousting show every day, which is summit. absolutely so entertaining. and just one of those things you have to see upto believe. and of course, ou nightly concerts which are big o tires concert series did not disappoint. we have so many exciting bands tonight. we have neon trees which we're so excited to have and there's is truly something for everyone this summer that you can find anything you are looking for. you can find it here and how can people actually come here? i know last year there were some fares that wanted for people to buy their tickets online. how are you guys going

about it? >> the best way to buy your tickets is to visit us online at alameda county fair dot com. the best way to go about it is early. >> it makes it easier. you can skip the the line. we do have them at the at our gates at kiosks. but we are encouraging everyone save time, skip the line and in online in advance. awesome. thank you so much. tiffany. and one last thing tomorrow is father's day and follows can actually come to the fairgrounds for free until 03:00pm. stephanie, i'll send it back to you. oh, that's great news and a great option for those celebrating father's day. and camille, we hope you win a stuffed animal or 2 while you're out there. >> she's working on note that still trying. all right. well, best of luck to you. thanks so much for me. la. all right. coming up, the gas woes continue as both the state and federal government debate how to help people deal with rising prices. >> and after the break, a covid vaccine could soon be approved for kids under 5. how soon? some bay area health

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>> happening today, officials meet with the cdc to discuss approving a covid vaccine for kids under 5. if it is approved, shots could start going into arms as early as next week in the south bay, santa clara county is already getting ready to administer those vaccines. >> the shipments of the vaccine may be arriving as

early as monday. if that were to happen, we would open appointments on monday afternoon and start first shot and arms on tuesday. if however, that vaccine does not arrive on monday, we will be ready to go whenever it does. >> it's expected that as many as 1000 shots a day will be administered across santa clara county. >> ok, pretty pleasant a weekend. we've got in store with temperatures inland into the 70's, mostly sunny. bit of the 70's, mostly sunny. bit of a ♪ sure, feels good when you get it right. and with the number one powered toothbrush brand recommended by dental professionals. philips sonicare makes it easy for you to always get brushing right.

>> welcome back. time now for a check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. blair, pleasant a weekend. it looks like for us. so we're left over with some fog clouds. you can see just a bit and up in the upper levels inokg ourisa bit. we veome ytim a tt ierestingbut 's jua inklw to be the higher elevations up theilla bi buthisto the sey shoneloing goat tt to givs a couple more hours to clear this all out. temperature check for you where the 50's over most the real estate. 47 going on for santa rosa. 56 for san jose. and 53 for san francisco. it's going to be another week ahead of kind of a mixture bag of what we're looking at this weekend. pretty pleasant spring like but into the next week, it's going to another blast of summer. here's what talk about some leftover moisture. we get daytime heating up in those st may a trons. there you sprinkle potentially and you see it off to tahoe to. that's

a very common event that we tend to see a lot of times in the summer months we get some moisture trapped up there in the mid layers of the atmosphere to get daytime heating, get some air mass showers. and then of course, we lose the daytime heating and it goes away. but for on balance, we're looking at mostly sunny today and into your sunday. moving up. those temperatures, though, tomorrow looks like quick check of the winds. again, as we add heating here comes those onshore winds. good coverage everywhere in the 20's into the teens as well. kind of refreshing brees protected by that heap to bump that we had from last week's of putting it all together for your morning clouds. we still clearing and mild today. call it the coast. 60 ish 70's inland that we bump those 70's to 80's going on for tomorrow, for the inland valleys and then hot and sunny into next week. looks like our heat. spike is due on tuesday. 100 plus is expected. maybe a little bit left over on wednesday, too. 65 san francisco, breezy, mostly sunny, 70, going on for open 72 san jose. but even in those inland spots looks like middle 70's mean to santa rosa

popping about 78. but not too bad. warming up a bit more so on sunday, but we'll have more and the 4 zone forecast and check out that extended with the heat spike. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> for your money this morning, americans are still struggling with prices at the pump. kron four's ella sogomonian breaks down the response now from lawmakers. >> gas prices in northern california dropped between a penny or 2 per gallon, but it still hovering at about $6. and $0.42. >> any movement down is significant because we really haven't seen any numbers decrease since early in. may. >> meanwhile, a group of 13 assembly democrats sent a letter to the governor and legislative leaders saying the cost of doing nothing is unacceptable. they're urging that the state postpone a $0.3 inflationary increase to the state's gas tax for one year. republicans have been calling for that temporary suspension for months saying their counterparts have taken too long to act on relief for

california's drivers. need action now. we've been calling since january. >> to suspend the gas tax. the quickest. easiest way to provide relief to every california consumer on gas prices. >> right now, the group noting that californians are paying an average of one $1.80 more per gallon of gas than they were 4 months ago. a nearly 40% increase in a short amount of time. so aaa recommends doing a few things to help get the most mileage out of your gas. make sure tires are fully inflated. make one efficient trip to minimize getting around and slow down. >> that was kron four's ella sogomonian reporting for us now. let's take a look at prices across the bay area. napa, the most expensive with an average of $6. and $0.63 san francisco, the second most expensive that $6 and $0.57 in. sandra fell santa rosa, oakland and san jose. all hovering around the $6.50. mark. not cheap at all.

meanwhile, in dc the biden administration is weighing several proposals to help people with the high cost of gas. officials are reportedly taking another look at gas rebate cards for millions of americans. but according to one person familiar with this debate, that's unlikely because of several challenges. one would be getting emergency funding from congress and another is having enough chips for the cards because of the chip shortage. white house staffers are also looking into invoking the defense production act to encourage more fuel production. u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm called an emergency meeting with oil executives that's scheduled to happen next week. this comes as president biden is calling on the companies to boost production. anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> president biden is urging top oil executives to cooperate with bringing down prices at the

>> that's what the plans in a letter to top executives thena'slageoil companies, president biden says he is considering invoking emergency powers if they don't boost their supply. we're hopeful we're optimistic we're willing to work with this administration. frank mackey with the american petroleum institute says he welcomes the partnership if it results in action, but they need to not just change their rhetoric. >> they need to change their policies. mackey says since president biden's first day in office he is introduced policies restricting american oil and gas companies from doing their jobs. >> it cut off pipeline projects. they proposed tax increases on american producers competing globally. we need to change course on those policies with average gas prices now at $5 per gallon texas republican senator ted cruz says the upcoming conversation should have happened months ago. biden is desperately trying to blame anyone else because suddenly the white house is discovered. >> people like spending 100

bucks or 150 bucks to fill up their minivan to fill up their truck. the white house says u.s. energy secretary jennifer granholm plans to sit down with we were executives next week in washington. i'm anna wiernicki. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, former president donald trump's response to accusations coming out of the january 6 hearings on capitol hill. stick with us. mornings are our time, and i couldn't let stiff joints slow me down. so i started taking osteo bi-flex every day because it has joint shield... ...clinically shown to improve joint comfort within 7 days. osteo bi-flex - available at your local retailer and club.

>> welcome back. former president donald trump unleashed another attack on his former vice president criticizing mike pence again for refusing to interfere with the certification of the 2020 election results during a speech in nashville. trump also blasting the committee investigating the january 6 attack. christina pascucci takes a look at the former president's reaction >> afternoon, former president trump made his first public response to the january 6 committee hearings addressing evangelical groups in nashville's road to majority conference. very vicious. >> people just like crazy. liz cheney removed the part of my quote where i urge people to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. he blasted various lawmakers,

witnesses, including his former attorney general who testified that trump had become detached from reality. bill barbie had courage. you would have done something about it. i suggested i suggested it. >> but he was so afraid of being impeached. he didn't want to do anything. how do you not get impeached? >> don't do anything. and contrary to white house staffer testimony that trump called his vice president mike pence names during a heated january 6 call. you know, he called him a wimp and trump denied that. but instead said pence did not have the courage to challenge in 2020 election results. but i never called mike. >> pence a difficult. i'm a wimp. mike pence had a chance to be great. he had a chance to be, frankly, his star. but mike did not have the courage. >> to act. >> and the former president also minimize the capitol riots saying that writers didn't have guns. he called for republicans to subpoena january 6 committee, vice chair liz cheney and speaker pelosi. as you know, nancy pelosi is in charge of security of the capital of

trump, said he would potentially pardon the writers. and if i become president some day, if i decide to do it. >> i will be looking at them very, very seriously for pardons. vice president kamala harris speaking from virginia told reporters last few hearings have shown there was a clear erosion of democracy, regardless of who you voted for. i think we should all agree that there are certain rules and norms and standards that we as americans to hold ourselves and our leaders >> would anybody like me to run for president? >> that was christina pascucci reporting the january 6 committee hearings resume on tuesday. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. one person is dead and 4 more injured. >> after a worrier celebration turns deadly how city officials are responding to the violence.

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>> not a big story we're following out of the east bay, a warrior celebration turns deadly in oakland kron four's haaziq spoke to city officials about their plans to help bring an end to the violence. look. so we're going to go ahead and move over to our weather segment. we have dave

spahr standing by in our weather center with more on what we need to know about conditions outside. hey, dave. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. some leftover fog clouds you can see start to break up a little bit sore, basically going to go into the mostly sunny mode on balance for today, but much cooler than we >> from last week, good onshore. wind will be checking into this afternoon. there you have the east bay shoreline and the puppy cumulus. what's left over of that fog moisture in kind of squint and see a little bit of the flow pattern above us is kind of a northwesterly and then out to sea. it's a good strong on shore when that we will get later today. compliments of some inland heating and that we will get we check in the current surface winds there. you pretty much directly out of the west to get hit up against the hills over the east bay hills. and they move around a little bit here. however, we expect another heat spike later this week and expect some advisories will be had in some heat warnings potentially with that to mid to upper 50's over a lot of the region for right now. some lower 50's up to the north bay. 47 santa rosa. 56 going

on for san jose breakdown today. again, some just leftover fog clouds just a little bit here. temperature movement into the 70's well inland. that's going to pop into the 80's for tomorrow. but on balance, a pretty nice spring-like weekend as we walk again into summer next week. coming up, more on that long-range forecast along with your 4 zone 2. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> now to a big story we're following out of the east bay. back to this. a worrier celebration turning deadly in oakland. we have kron four's haaziq who spoke with city officials about their plans to help bring an end to the violence. here's his report. >> man died in a shooting thursday night in the 300 block of 14th street in downtown oakland. it happened just before 10:30pm. the investigation appears to be centered around the location of the halftime sports bar where people gather to watch the warriors played the celtics in game 6 of the nba finals. oakland police officials say officers and paramedics provided medical aid to the shooting that them but he eventually died at the

scene from his injuries. investigators also found that adult female with multiple gunshot wounds. she was taken to a local hospital and is listed in critical but stable condition. according to police. there are more victims in the shooting. >> oakland police say not long after the female was hoalized hfo injie itnal n ioarvl hopil,alsoufring prelinarinveatn sts. the confirmed the 3 men were also injured during the same shooting that occurred on 14th street. >> yet last night was a horrible tragedy in downtown oakland. shortise fromnd city hall. oakland mayor libby shaft talked about a violence reduction plan involving community-focused events at city parks called town nights. it was developed by the department of violence prevention an age to reduce gun violence this summer, a time when the city typically experiences a surge in shootings. >> town nights has come out of good evidence and data that

looks at when gun violence tends to go up and that's summer and weekend evenings. and that's why these events are on friday night during the summer. we have data from los angeles that shows that this can dramatically reduce gun of >> violence. oakland police investigators released no information regarding any possible suspects or motives in the 14th street shooting the name of the deceased victim is being withheld pending notification of next of kin. anyone with information is asked to contact oakland police has it you cry on for news. >> and this weekend marks the start of many juneteenth celebrations and the city of oakland is taking steps to avoid the violence that impacted last year's events. large crowds are expected sunday at lake merritt in oakland and last year was started as a peaceful gathering ended in gunfire when rival gangs from outside the area opened fire. one person was killed and 6 others

injured. local police this year plan to ramp up resources in the area. >> juneteenth or goal is to provide a venue until around the community in or visitors to enjoy the festivities of the weekend safely will be more police officers out there as well city resources. we officers working the lake and the nearby and additional resources in reserve in reserve. in case we do have to respond in a critical lens. >> the city of oakland is closing lakeshore avenue between macarthur and east 18th as well as several streets that feed into the lakeshore area. they're also closing the embarcadero and a single eastbound lane along grand avenue. so do take that into account when making your plans today. in national news, there is a push in washington, d.c., to increase pay and benefits to airport workers across the country. our

washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains. the new bill introduced by democrats in the senate. >> i have no idea how hard it would be. >> with millions of americans relying on them. airport workers say they are overworked and underpaid. i would pretty job. i never see my kid. i 3 in the morning and i come back home of my party downgrade to sell it. >> massachusetts democratic senator and marcie believes airport workers deserve better just as airplanes don't fly without pilots. our aviation system would collapse without import service workers. that's why he introduced a bill that requires federally funded airports to set a higher wage and benefit standard for airport workers as well as allow workers to establish a union. senate majority leader chuck schumer warns airport and travelers will suffer unless airport workers get what they deserve. paying airport workers, a living wage benefits, consumers cause.

>> the service is better to security is better. the safety is better. but some republicans question the idea of congress forcing airports to follow a national standard. i can't imagine that this that is a national policy is what we would put in place here. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says airports need flexibility let individual airports around the country make those own decisions. but markey says if republicans agreed on providing support to airports with covid relief packages, they should support the workers running airports reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a major vote could determine the state of the oakland a's. mayor libby schaff weighing in on the latest debate surrounding a new stadium at howard terminal. plus, the oakland zoo helps rescue tigers with ties to the tiger king. we show you how the zoo is nursing them back to health.

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the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark can be built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th. if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal, if it's a no and the project is over, according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that ahe commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternative idea very soon. mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to build and will be paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of around 12 billion dollars for the entire project if approved by the commission. the next people will be july

5th when city council members will decide if an advisory measure will be on the ballot in november, letting the voters decide where the a's play ball. in my opinion, this is a ploy by the opposition to just further spread the misinformation as well as to delay the project and really to cost the taxpayers money. according to the port of oakland, it's been nearly a decade since a tenant occupy power terminal. this is land that people should enjoy. mayor schaff was just in washington, d.c., to advocate for 183 million dollar infrastructure grant that will help oakland with water front improvements, including improvements that would be made at howard terminal. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. and a pretty mild day today expected for saturday. not too bad for sunday as well as we look for temperatures in the mid to potentially upper 70's with that. we'll check out that in your 4 zone forecast and take a look at the extended. >> into next week, the kron 4 morning news continues.

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>> wife is getting a lot better for a pair of tigers forced to live in poor conditions. their former home a rundown roadside zoo in oklahoma with connections to joe exotic, also known as the tiger king. they'll now be living thousands of miles away in oakland, getting the care they need. they were living. >> been horrible situations in a cage on a cement floor without the proper food and medicine and care and water didn't have any straw or hay or anything. oakland zoo's ceo nick to a says it's thanks to a whistleblower for tipping them off with help from 2 other big cat sanche zotuwas able gthe animals out of harm's way. we need to stop and put an end to roadside zoos. and these are facilities that are licensed by the usda. unfortunately are not getting the care proper

instruction all the time. lola, who is a crossbreed mia,een a lion and a tiger a isfur ll ti be homethis habitat. the zoo has kept it open as a place for rescued tigers for the last 30 years. it's a big change from the filthy backyard cages. they were kept in in northeast oklahoma to a g s as the popular netflix show. tiger 'spp thedocuarme raised awareness about the issues of exotic animal ownership and cub petting. but people like joe exotic need to be stopped. these individuals should not be celebrated. >> we need to move away from treating animals as entertainment treating animals for our enjoyment. a spokesperson for the oakland zoo says the tigris is are both being cared for at the zoo's animal hospital and will remain in quarantine for at least 30 to 40 days. >> the public will then be able to see them in their new environment reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4

news. >> davis barr is here with our weather forecast. hey, dave, as it looking out good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad start to your day. we're taking care of those fog clouds, sfo for you. no delays we get into next week, another heat spike is coming our way and i suspect we'll have more advisories and more. he talked for you going on. the big day to look out for is on tuesday. >> and then it gets interesting after words. i'll get to that in just a bit. tahoe, what do you look like the next couple of days warming up? i see 64 tomorrow. 71 monday, tuesday. 77 hint, by the way, after the heat spike starts to break down as we get into wednesday night in through thursday and so forth might pick up the stray thunder shower going on with all of this as well. mid to upper 50's in the far east bay. 56 san jose. 47 quote agrees a santa rosa. 55 for bottle and san francisco as we start to clear out the other hallmarks will get today will be a nice onshore. westerly breeze to couple with all of this, too. so we get the

daytime heating. right up there in the north. you can see where the hills are. that will flare up some puppy cumulus going on there. mike, give us a sprinkle up there in the mountains a little bit more is expected by the middle of the week. and i'll get to that in just a bit. but that's what you want to look out for. in particular case. we get more into this type of season. we've technically walked into the monsoon season on the 15th. that's one of those definitions they use for like hurricane season june. 1st. well, they arbitrarily pick june 15th, basically the summer months in the southwest. so as we look ahead to the week, we see the heat spike developed with a high pressure system there. look at the southwest puff right that's a little plume of moisture coming in from the southwest are already looking for some thunder showers in southern arizona with all of this. so they're already kicking off a monsoon season. this is not necessary that threatening. but what we like to look for, we seize this stuff is sometimes that could be some dry lightning for us. so that's why we have to watch the some of the corner of our eyes. now, that might be enough to generate a potential little thunder shower up in

the mountains. this again will be wednesday night thursday with daytime heating. you see the flare up in the hills going on the west. that's again due to the leftover moisture and the upslope ing. when you get that daytime heating from our perspective, we probably won't get anything from any of that. but as the monsoon season starts the tour later in the season, sometimes it will start to spread out. 60 andaybeo u50r lower cool tre. d 60's covers along the bay, 70 foster city. also palo alto down to the south bay. we got lower 70's today. 73 morgan hill. 72 for cupertino. upper 60's cover the east bay shoreline. lower 70's out looks like the livermore valley. 75 going on for walnut creek. 76 for conquer. these numbers are moving upward. however, 67 berkeley, the lay, what a chilly. 64. the air conditioner vent is on. 75 fairfield. 73 for now. but in santa rosa at 78. so a lot of those inland spots just pencil in an 80 something for

tomorrow. checking out your extended forecast. here we go. 91 monday, tuesday at one. 0, 2, 1, o one hanging on by wednesday. chipping away at that as we start to head on into the end of the week with the new system coming in from the pacific. that was just cool us off and throw some cloud cover our way or just reduced things a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. possible hate crime is now under investigation in the peninsula. pacifica police say someone vandalized a pride flag that home outside a classroom. >> at sunset ridge elementary police say someone took the flag down and burned it. the flag was found on the ground on another part of campus. the following day. in the north bay petaluma police are looking for 2 people. they say spray painted the entrance to city hall. police released these surveillance photos and they also found feces smeared on the sidewalks and glass doors leading into city hall. we're working to get a suspect description from police. and this is the latest image that has been released to us so far

now to bay area baseball. the giants are in pittsburgh taking on the pirates on the 3rd pitch of the game. luis gonzalez hits the home run to deep right field, gives the giants the lead. and that was all the offense. they would need san francisco going on to win by a final of 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 5 in pittsburgh. meanwhile, fans enjoyed a friday night at the coliseum. having a good time there watching the a's. take on the kansas city royals. he's just living life. not a good night for the a's, though. they never really got their offense going. the royals go on to win by a final of 5 to one oakland now losing 14 of its last 16 games. the 2 teams play again today. first pitch is one. 0, 7 at the coliseum. we'll be right back.

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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. i'm stephanie land. >> it's saturday, june 18th and we have a lot to get it for you this morning by let's but let's start by getting a

look at the weather with dave sphar. hey, good morning. day a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a really pleasant weekend in store for you. little flavor of spring coming back again. here's a little shot here of the east bay shoreline. some leftover cloud, far fog clouds. we have just a bit as you can see him of operating a way as we start to progress this morning. >> upper 50's you can see the far east bay even along the east bay shoreline to 53 santa rosa. 55 san francisco, all coupled with a nice on shore wind that we expect for this afternoon as well. temperature check for you by comparison. most readings pretty close to yesterday, although fairfield racing ahead at 9 degrees ahead on storm tracker. 4, not much to see. it's going to stay mostly sunny. we might see the buildup of some slight clouds, a little bit of some of the higher elevations. just some leftover moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere potentially could produce an isolated sprinkle. but everybody to see pretty much mostly sunny today, inland highs in the 70's today. we expected to be the 80's tomorrow, but another heat spike coming into next week. we'll have more on that coming up in just a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank

you, dave. >> our top story this morning. one man is behind bars after police say he attacked 3 people at sfo. it happened last night at the international terminal. like we're getting a live look right now at the airport. now we know that the man used a weapon to injure his victims. and eyewitnesses say it looks like a large knife. 3 people were treated for minor cuts and scrapes and were able to continue on with their travels. the attacks did not impact flights or other airport operations. santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested a vta worker who they say threatened gun violence at work. the sheriff's office identified him as 64 year-old douglas lot. douglas he's now behind bars in the santa clara county jail held without bail on charges of criminal threats. union president john courtney says the man made the threats because he apparently was at risk of being fired after refusing to get vaccinated. the vta issuing a statement

saying, quote, the vta has 0 tolerance for this type of threatening behavior and we'll continue to treat any similar incident with an urgent response. it's been just over a year since a vta employee shot and killed 9 workers and then himself at the railyard in san jose after this most recent incident, trauma counselors were made available to staff. >> the is working with our partners to try and do whatever we can to provide the services and support services. >> the vta and the sheriff's office conducted workplace violence training as part of an effort to try and prevent future gun violence at the rail yard. the golden state warriors returning home after winning their 4th nba title. go dogs kron four's gayle ong capture the historic moments at sfo. >> the golden state warriors returning to the bay area as stepping off the delta

airlines flight with klay thompson by his side, wasting the larry o'brien trophy, steph curry, the >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breed hugged and congratulated coach steve kerr. >> a day after beating the boston celtics. >> was a great team. a wonderful they were a lot of doubters. a lot of with pop and mask all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore they champions and they >> and the lawyers are going to take the weekend for some much needed rest and they will be back to celebrate for the parade on monday reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> nation hits the streets for the championship parade in san francisco on monday. at least

1 million people expected to attend. so make sure you keep that in mind for your morning commute. let's take a look at that parade route. it kicks off at 11, 20 in the morning at market and main street then goes up market and finishes at market and 8th street. this whole route is just a little more than a mile long. and the event should end at around 2 in the afternoon. organizers now telling people to plan ahead. you got to make sure you get there early. you might want to try to take some public transit market street will close on sunday night to get everything ready for the big day. so please plan accordingly. and kron 4 will have extended coverage of the parade starting at 10:00am on monday. we'll show you the championship ceremony at 10:20am, and bring you live coverage from start to finish. so make sure you tune in and happening today, the alameda county fair is back in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. kron four's camila barco live for usrthere right now. taking a

look at all the fun stuff there is to do there this weekend. good morning, camila. >> good morning. stephanie gets a lot of things that people can do here at the fairgrounds. and one of the things that's happening at the fairgrounds this morning is a run. it's being hosted by sunflower hill. executive director jen leonard benson is here to talk about it with me. let's talk about sunflower hill. this nonprofit with who does it benefit? yeah. thank you so much me. i'm so happy to be so hills, a local, non-profit. >> that could develop affordable housing and offers programming for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. and today you guys are doing this for its sunflower. he'll talk a little bit about the run and then how people can get involved. yeah, sure. so we're so honored and grateful that the alameda county fairgrounds offered allow us to be the beneficiaries of today's events. and for those that can't come out this morning and be a part of it, we would be so happy if they would come

on our website. donate volunteer buy produce from our garden in livermore. we just have so many opportunities to be about. please go to the website. sunflower held at org how you can get involved possible. thank you so much, dan. that race starts at 09:00am. but take a look at your screen. here's a look at what else people can do today at the fairgrounds as it is opening weekend. there's going to be plenty of things to do. there's a ferris wheel, bumper cars, the orbiter. >> carnival games, a little bit of everything for kids and adults. there's also going to be plenty of events throughout the summer, like course re seeing a drone shownightly concerts, family movies on the lawn and pig races. and stephanie, get those today. the nathan's hot dog eating contest is taking place here at the fairgrounds at 3 o'clock this afternoon, the top 3 men and women will move to the finals on july 4th coney island. and stephanie, speaking of food, also going to be highlighting the food options that are here at the

fairgrounds. dan has already seen some of the good stuff that they are offering the fairgrounds open at 11. but before they do, we're going show you some of the food options that people can grab before. >> when they come here later today. for now, back to you. i hope you get a couple of bites in of some delicious hot dogs as well. camilla. definitely. i would definitely be eating anything that they get this morning. you know, i saw that giant i saw giant piquant you hanging up on the and what are your shots that you sent over? so? >> have a chance to play at that particular game. i love it. if you consider bringing that back for us. but it took a month and >> hopefully i can win a prize. you hope like one surprise. bring back some food. i'll bring everything stephanie. well, that's very kind of wishing you all the best look out there now. so much fun. thank you. camila. >> all right. coming up after the after the break, a covid vaccine could soon be approved for kids under 5. how soon?

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approved, shots could start going into arms as early as next week in the south bay, santa clara county is already getting ready to administer those vaccines. >> the shipments of the vaccine may be arriving as early as monday. if that were to happen, we would open appointments on monday afternoon and start first shot and arms on tuesday. if however, that vaccine does not arrive on monday, we will be ready to go whenever it does. >> it's expected that as many as 1000 shots a day will be administered across the country or excuse me. the county santa clara county, new research suggests people infected with the omicron variant are less likely to have long covid symptoms. the study analyzed nearly 5 million people less than 5% who tested positive for the omicron variant reported long covid symptoms. that's compared to nearly 11% for people with the delta variant. everyone in the study was

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yeah, i said folgers. it's something we pride ourselves on at folgers... morning news. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in the half. moon bay, check it out. not much the way of cloud cover. even fog clouds left over as we go to the mostly sunny mode, however, will be a bit chilly up there with and on shore. wind expected later today. upper 50's going on over most the real estate. 63 are already popping off to antioch there. 53 santa rosa.

55 san francisco. 59 covering san jose future cast for its a basically a mostly sunny day. we're look at that time. we'll stop right there for a moment. you see the flare up going on. this is going to be something we'll see a lot more as the season. wayne's here. we tend to see that with the mid layers of the atmosphere. just moving it back a little bit to get a general idea pops up there. just that's just daytime heating. and again, as we get into the summer mode will get more of this. pick you up to the east bay hills. that puppy cumulus will start to develop in the afternoon hours. meanwhile, our mountains up to tahoe actually middle of this week. coming up, you might start to see some thunder shower activity developing there as well. i'll have more on that later in the broadcast here on the on shore winds. i spoke up compliments of daytime heating there. you see everything go into action, teens and even some lower 20's at work here again, taking us into the evening hours. so for today, morning clouds clearing mild. got a cool coast, though. 60's 70's going on in london and we move that are bumping up to 80's for tomorrow. warming 70's for the

bay 60's at the coast and next week, it's another heat spike hot and sunny alameda fair is actually closed on tuesday. good day for them to close with 100 plus expected, although wednesday will be plenty hot to us. so plan accordingly. 65 san francisco, 70 going on for open 72, san jose. nice and sunny. here's what it looks like over all the geography, middle 70's for those inland valleys in a have that 4 zone forecast for you. check into the extended as well. >> back to stephanie, thanks very much. a day that shook me up. well, it is pride month and happening today for the first time in 3 years. >> it is the return of pride night at the san francisco opera. and joining me now to discuss is the san francisco opera's director of the department of diversity, equity and community charles chip mcneill. good morning to you. good morning. so what can people expect tonight? >> people can expect to come and enjoy a beautiful production of don giovanni and

enjoy that music. enjoy that a theater going experience. but following that performance, we have pride night and pride night is a chance for the community to come together for us to celebrate our lgbtq community. we're going to have games. we're going to have a pride contest for best dressed haas. 2 people should calm like prepared for that. and we're going all sort of activities and giveaways and the most important part is is that we're going to have community, you know, it's been a hole through the pandemic we've all been working remotely it. there's something to be said about being in person about being in community about laughing together, about sharing art and music. and so this is a really exciting time. we're really thrilled and speak to us about the significance of bringing the community together, especially for the first time of and in since the pandemic. and given everything that's going on in the world right now. that's i mean, we

have returned to the theater with to oppose this summer. >> dream of the red chamber, don giovanni and after being out for years and for. >> for us, the people who produce art on the stage for our community with our artists. it's been very difficult. it's been very challenging. so to return to the theater and to be reconnected to the art form that, you know, it's so inspiring is really important. this is also a chance. like i said before, too, a look at over ways in which we can invite community in in all their diverse manifestations. right? we want people to feel welcome in the upper house no matter where they come from, no matter what walk of life, they're part of and find their way into this music in into this are into civic, a civic, you of art and it. >> i love to speak with you a bit about your work leading diversity initiatives at the opera as well. there doesn't seem to be quite as much

representation of from you know, demographics, people of color in the arts. so how is your team working to change that at the opera? well, thank you for asking that question. you know, upper is an incredible art form into western art form. but we know that as it's represented here in this country and around the world, it could be more diverse. it could be more inclusive. >> and so, yes, the team in the department of diversity, equity and community works with our leaders, worked with artists, works with. >> all the all the different elements of the opera to look at. not only the ways in which we can increase representation among our staff. but among our artist and among our audience. and so we are we have held trainings, monthly trainings on diversity on equity, understanding, white privilege for the entire length of the pandemic. of the few organizations to do that, you know, sustained really meaningful way. and, you know, it's hard to change a huge art form like this overnight. so it takes time and it takes

everyone to be committed and invested in that. and we're so lucky to have a leader who believes in this work really supports it wholeheartedly. >> we speak to the value of seeing diversity reflected in artists on the stage. oh, my god. i think every i think young people deserve the opportunity to see themselves in every walk of life to see themselves as professionals to see themselves as artists to see themselves represented. >> in all these different art forms. it's really important to us. it's important to the art form that we're doing, the work we're doing in schools and in communities so that we're creating capacity for the artist of the future for the really audiences of the future. and so that everybody has an equal opportunity to participate, whatever art form they're drawn to that. >> did you personally also experience challenges for yourself as an artist trying to, you know, build your own

career year-old professional career and not seeing many people who maybe look like you. >> yeah, that's that's true. you know, it's a challenge. you know, when you are one of the first, you know, at this point was when the first people to be named as a director of diversity and one of the first people to do some of this other work and other spaces. it is challenging. and as an artist, you know, i didn't always have someone to look up to or someone who i could who really inspired who was local or who was it immediately available to me. and so i want to make that available to young people. and so that's why so much of our programming includes working with schools working with you, working with a new and young audiences. >> any advice for those up and coming young, the struggling artists who they're working hard, but they're not sure if they're being seen yet. yeah, i think the most important thing is to remember that. >> it's it's your it's inside. you. this sense of

determination. the sense of potential and possibility it is inside you and the most important thing that you can do is probably look like i were talking about look for an individual. 2 can help guide you who can help bench where you who can help give you that sense of possibility that you may not hold for yourself. do remember that it is not about. anything but fulfilling your promise as an artist. and to really stay with that through all the trials and tribulations of being in the art world is important thing and where can people get more information about your event happening tonight and also about your involvement in the parade? that's right. so you can definitely go to our website as operative com. and tonight we still have tickets available for don giovanni. and for all those who want to participate in the party, that is part of pride night. and yes, we will also be in the parade. we up the san francisco opera joins with the with the symphony, the ballet as a jazz, the conservatory of music because we are all part

of these large arts organizations that have a constituency of lgbtq folks who want to be seen who want to show up and who want to inspire and connect to our community. so it's going to be fun will be in the parade. look for sounds like it's going to be a great time. charles chip, mcneil, director of diversity at the san francisco opera. >> thank you so much for being here with us live today. thank you, stephanie. all right. and kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride, special. >> love will keep us together is not a great message hosted by john shrable in taylor that airs this thursday. june 23rd at 06:30pm. don't miss out. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning and welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that set off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr, the weather center with the very latest a day. hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. a little shot here of half moon bay and turns out over the mostly suy sks t loksbu littldeing coasl lotiongong on for today. a little warmer expected for tomorrow and the heat spike coming our way as we get into next week. i'll have more on that in a bit right now. stormtracker 4 flow pattern coming in from the northwest left over from our system that traversed here yesterday. although we don't have the cloud cover left over from that now and just the cool temperatures on shore, those winds, as you can see most in the single digits. but they'll pick up some speed later today. upper 50's are the readings across most of

the region. 63 going on for antioch. 59 for san jose. 56 san francisco keeping that mostly sunny today in the highs only in the 70's, but by tomorrow we'll pop those into the 80's. another heat spike coming our way. we'll have that and your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> in less than 2 weeks, the bay area concert excuse me, the bay conservation and development commission votes on the fate of the oakland a's kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with mayor libby shaft. >> in their final report, staff with the bay conservation and development commission recommended that the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark can be built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th. if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal, if it's a no on the project is over. according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that the commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of

housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternative idea very soon. mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to build and will be paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of around 12 billion dollars for the entire ojt if apoved hessio thxt peopbe lythwr ilben tht sory ase in november, letting the voters decide where the a's play ball. in my opinion, this is a ploy by the opposition to just further spread the misinformation as well as to delay the project and really to cost the taxpayers money. according to the port of oakland, it's been nearly a decade since a tenant occupy power terminal. this is land that people should enjoy.

mayor schaff was just in washington, d.c., to advocate for 183 million dollar infrastructure grant that will help oakland with water front improvements, including improvements that would be made at howard terminal. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and this weekend marks the start of many juneteenth celebrations and the city of oakland is taking steps to avoid the violence that impacted last year's event. large crowds are expected sunday at lake merritt in oakland last year was started as a peaceful gathering ended in gunfire when rival gangs from outside the area opened fire. one person was killed and 6 others injured. local police this year plan to ramp up resources in the area. >> for juneteenth or goal is to provide a venue until around the community in are visitors to enjoy the festivities of the weekend safely will be more police officers out there as well city resources. we officers working the lake and the

nearby and additional resources in reserve in reserve. in case we do have to respond in a critical lens. >> the city of oakland is closing lakeshore avenue between macarthur and east 18th as well as several streets that feed into the lakeshore area. they're also closing the embarcadero and a single eastbound lane along grand avenue. so make sure you plan accordingly. in national news, there is a push in washington, d.c., to increase pay and benefits to airport workers across the country. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains the new bill introduced by democrats in the senate. >> i have no idea how hard it would be. >> with millions of americans relying on them. airport workers say they are overworked and underpaid. i would pretty job. i never see my kid. i in the morning and i come back home of my party downgrade to sell it. >> massachusetts democratic senator and marcie believes

airport workers deserve better just as airplanes don't fly without pilots. our aviation system would collapse without import service workers. that's why he introduced a bill that requires federally funded airports to set a higher wage and benefit standard for airport workers as well as allow workers to establish a union. senate madority leader chuck schumer warns airport and travelers will suffer unless airport workers get what they deserve. paying airport workers, a living wage benefits, consumers >> the service is better. the security is better. the safety is better. but some republicans question the idea of congress forcing airports to follow a national standard. i can't imagine that this that is a national policy is what we would put in place here. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says airports need flexibility let individual airports around the country make those own decisions. but markey says if republicans agreed providing support to airports with covid

ppo tor runing , theyshou airports reporting in washi i'm b, john. >> and its ally spring-like weekend as we got allies ahead here, mid 70's for well in valleys even up in the north, they may be about 78. the 80's return tomorrow. now the heat spike our way as well. the

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>> welcome back. so how's the weather looking like outside right now? we have the answer from dave sphar. hey, good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. nice, clear water you can see behind or as well. here's sfo going on for you. >> nice start to your day. a little bit away. some fog clouds off toward the distance there. breaking up, though, as ago that will mostly sunny mode. if you're headed up to tahoe, this is what you can expect for tomorrow and early into next week. stair climbing. we go. 64 tomorrow. 71 monday tuesday. 77, probably one of the hottest days in the bunch. but it's really after that things will start to get a little interesting. as you see some moisture up kind of seep up a little bit of should say from the southwest temperature check for you. mostly 50's over the region. 63 for antioch. we've got the upper 50's over the east bay hills.

also along the east bay shore lines. we don't have a real big decoupling yet. want to point this out as we get the daytime heating little pop-up of some cumulus, you'll see in some of the higher elevations. that's something we tend see that in me summer months anyway. so you'll start to see that along the east bay hills, too, kind of a lining up a little bit. the landscape a bit, but we will be watching off towards the mountains a little bit later on. we see some of those showers today, but more important we get to wednesday thursday because some of that moisture coming in from the southwest. it's starting to get into monsoon territory. we've crossed over into the season, but it's very early in the season right now, even though down in arizona are seeing some thunder showers today later on. interesting enough. by wednesday we see some of that moisture coming up in the form of some cloud cover that will probably be contained up there program. you see a pulsating throughout each day with the leftover moisture that will be about it. no impact really for central valley or us. and then think it's going to kind of throat wl me cooling

forecast covering this saturday. looks like 65 san francisco. we'll do the upper 50's along the coast. a lie chilly there coupled with that on shore wind mids ong thy sidefoster city 70 along with san carlos redwood city as well out of the s y, lyer0'to althou w uine'g that tomorrow, 70 to san jose. 71 for ntar anr 60 eat bay shoreline, tri valley, lower 70's. with 75 going on walnut creek. 76 going on for concord. 67 for berkeley. 64 for delay. whoa, onshore winds at work. 75 fairfield, 73 for napa. and 78 for santa rosa. as i said, another heat spike coming our way. and maybe 2 days of this for you, folks. well inland here, 91 for monday, tuesday, one '02, one. 0, one going on for wednesday. getting back to the 90's as we get into next weekend, mostly sunny through the period, stephanie. >> i will have my sunblock ready. thank you so much, dave. coming up after the break, if you're still looking

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back. >> well, this weekend is father's day. happy father's day. everybody. and if you're still looking for a way to celebrate, well, we've got you covered. joining us live right now to show us how to prepare the perfect brunch for dad. is

livermore chef also known as the vineyard mom, leslie dabney. good morning to you. >> morning. thank you for having me. stephanie, always great to have you on the show. so this morning we're going to show us how to make a south of the border casserole in some angel food cake. >> oh, yes, it is a perfect french to show how much you care is still so i want to start off first with mike south of the border inspired a castle. it is delicious. now the first thing you're going to do is you're going to your baking dish was some nonstick spread. now the first layer of this not vote each layer with is going to be sausage. now i'm using my favorite celebrities as sausage, just because i just have an $8. and it's my favorite that you choose, which one you like to ask, whether it's by safe or mild. it really doesn't matter. but just sausage that july, you're going to ground first make sure you put it all

the way through. that's going to be the first light. our second mayor is going to be detained us now. stephanie, this is meat and potatoes kind of so it is definitely going to be satisfied. i i step some potatoes myself, but you can always go into the freezer section and get some breakfast potatoes. but just you want to cook it first, make sure they're for tender and fully now, my 3rd, there is going to be some tomatoes. now i trained these for stephanie because i didn't want to have mike castle really ready. so train those first and before where i had its jar as the diced green chillies not they're not stacy, that they do at a really good flavor now to cover that all this stuff. and i hope you like she is. do you know i love cheese. unlike the number one cheese fanned. i have to pass of shredded.

she is. that is mexican-style cheese. you get in the grocery store. i had to of that on there. and now for the wedding previous in my measuring have i have a little bit of cake batter, just such an air or whatever you have. also some aches. i have a little bit of salt and pepper and then i don't know what you like, spicy stephan. i do like spicy and i was going to ask you how to create a spicy option because you mentioned that the chili's that you added earlier, we're not the spicy type of chilly. >> you know, those are but in this mixed, i added a little chipotle and adobo couple but if you don't want to too spicy. >> you don't have to as much as i do into it. but whatever the level you're comfortable with in now that the whole cast are all together just like this. and what i'm going to do to put in the and i'm going to bake it at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes.

and stephanie, when it comes out, it is beautiful. it's nice. and poppy, golden brown and delicious. you and i like to have a little spice on it. i think to put a little salsa on the top of it and again, whenever spice level, you us all. so now i was going to put a kale on the side of this. but i thought since it's father's day, i think you might enjoy meeting there. brought a little bit that think, oh, that's adorable. what a fun idea. i love that, right. and so it's a very hearty breakfast, but i think we have room for dessert. what do you think? oh, absolutely. 100% show us what you've i love daughter is so i'm all about this. this is delicious and it's easy to make out. i made my own angels cake, but of course, you could buy one at the i just i still and then

i added to it that's are rated. strawberries at basically. all that is strawberries that i put it. i'm sure and i just started together really well at the refrigerator for about an hour. and then you get this delicious sauce that goes with it. and then, course, it's not a certainty she topped with a dollop or maybe get well. we've got some green on it to make it look at. so i just put a little meant on the top. now, if this doesn't say to happy father's day, i really don't know what what? but you something, stephanie, you need to make sure we get data. staver beverage. of course, rick. and right. what do you want get out? if you want some orange that's fine. if you want to be here, that's great ship. but i think your mom. so i asked them why i one and

it's a and or you can do a white wine like a chardonnay. you know what is going to be perfect and i all the dads have a great father's day. oh, we love. that was some wonderful, sweet and savory options for people to cook up for their dads. this weekend and, you know, listen, understand you're also hosting an event in livermore next month. so people can learn some more cooking tips from you. >> yes, i'm so excited on july, 21st. i'll be out at the beautiful has been years and i'm going to be teaming up with their shot chef curtain. i are going to be hosting api. what that means is chef curve is going to make to fantastic appetizers. i'm going make 2 fantastic appetizers and we're going to pair that with their award-winning wines. it's going to be a fun evening of wine and food and tickets are on sale. so if you're interested, go glad to see us being parents dot com and scroll down to their post that

says in it. and that will be right there. and you can buy tickets right there online or you can go to at the vineyard ma my recipes. i also have direct the ticket purchase that event as well. >> okay, thank you so leslie death. me the vineyard mom coming to us live with some delicious father's day brunch options from livermore. we appreciate your time this morning. thank you. cheers chairs. all right. we'll be right back.

>> welcome back. how would you like to travel to japan and get there in an hour or so? sounds pretty nice right? a houston startup called venus aerospace, as that might be possible some day. they're developing a mock 9 hypersonic craft that would make the trip from la to tokyo in about an hour. the company testing a smaller drone version of the aircraft over the next year. excited to see what the future's going hold pretty soon. tell apart haitians just going to be a thing. and chances are you probably have a lot of electronic cords tangled up behind your desk or in your living room. well, it

turns out lawmakers are making moves to address that problem and possibly even help us save some money in the process. some senators are pushing to have one universal charger for all devices. apple users, if you're like me, have long had to buy special chargers with their lightning ports. the eu has already adopted a common standard and forced a smartphone manufacturers there to comply by 2024. senators are pushing the commerce department to encourage tech companies to embrace the one port system to reduce the waste. got a bay area baseball. the giants are in pittsburgh taking on the pirates on the 3rd pitch of the game. luis gonzalez hits the home run to deep right field. that is the giants. the lead. and that was all the offense. they would need san francisco going on to win by a fine with 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 5 in pittsburgh.

meanwhile, fans enjoyed a friday night at the coliseum. look at that guy. just having a great time. and that kid too, watching the a's take on the kansas city royals. it's not a good night, though, for the a's they never really got their offense going. the royals go on to win by a final of 5 to one. oakland has now lost 14 of its last 16 games. the 2 teams play again today. first pitch is one. 0, 7 at the coliseum. still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. the alameda county fair is back. >> we have a live report coming up with what you can expect if you head out there today. plus, celebrating good times. the worriers back in town after historic win against the boston celtics. we break it all down for you. coming up. and 3 people attacked at the san francisco international airport. but we know so far in the police investigation. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday. june 18th. happy father's day weekend to you. we have a lot to get to this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. off to a good start to the golden gate bridge. lots of blue skies at work here. most that fog has cleared on out even at the coastal locations, although will be kept cold. >> near water for today. we do have that strong onshore winds expected through the day today. temperature check for you. >> pretty uniform mostly still in the 50's, although some 60's popping up here conquer just joined the ranks at 61. 63 for antioch and also 61, san jose and san carlos at 62 flow pattern of cloud covers coming out of the northwest, although not much to be had. there is some moisture left over in the mid layers a little bit. we get some daytime heating up in the hill's might start to see some of the puppy cumulus going on. but on balance, sunny to mostly sunny temperatures somewhat controlled in the 70's. we expect those inland spots to be in the 80's for tomorrow. coming up a little

bit here, we'll take a look at your entire weekend forecast and other heat spike coming our way into next week. stephanie. >> our top story this morning. one man is behind bars after police say he attacked 3 people at sfo. we're getting a live picture of the airport right now. but this incident did happen last night and the international terminal. the man used a weapon to injure his victims. and eyewitnesses say it looked like a large knife. 3 people were treated for minor cuts and scrapes and were able to continue on with their travels. the attacks, as you can see, did not impact flights or other airport operations. santa clara county sheriff's deputies arrested a vta employee who they say threatened gun violence at work. the sheriff's office identified him as 64 year-old doesn't douglas he's now behind bars in the santa clara county jail held without bail on charges of criminal threats. union president john courtney says that the man

made the threats because he was apparently at risk of being fired after refusing to get vaccinated. the vta issued a statement saying, quote, the vta has 0 tolerance for this type of threatening behavior and we'll continue to treat any similar incident with an urgent response. it's been just over a year since a vta employee shot and killed 9 workers and then himself at the railyard in san jose after this most recent incident, trauma counselors were made available to staff. >> the is working with our partners to try and do whatever we can to provide the services and support services. >> the vta and the sheriff's office conducted workplace violence training as part of an effort to try to prevent future gun violence at the rail yard. the golden state warriors back home after winning their 4th nba title kron four's gayle ong catcher in the historic moment at sfo. s

returning to the bay area as nba champions. draymond green stepping off the delta airlines flight with klay thompson by his side, wasting the larry o'brien trophy, stepr >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breed hugged and congratulated coach steve kerr. on celcs after beating the >> was a great team. a wonderful they work lot of doubters. a lot of with pop and mask all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore because i what are champion? >>nd t a lwyers re ing gototake d steend they will be back to celebrate for the parade on monday reporting

from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news go dobbs and dubnation hits the streets for the championship parade in san francisco on monday. at least 1 million people expected to attend. so keep that in mind for your morning commute. let's take a look now at the parade route. it kicks off at 11:20am, in the morning on market and main street and goes up market and finishes at market and 8th street. the whole route is just a little more than a mile long. and the event should end around 2 in the afternoon. organizers telling people to plan ahead, make sure you get there early and try to take public transit. market street will be closed on sunday night to get everything ready for the big day. so make sure you plan accordingly. and kron 4 will have extended coverage of the parade starting at 10:00am monday. we'll show you the championship ceremony at 10 20 and bring you coverage of the festivities from start to finish. happening today. the alameda county fair is back in

person for the first time since the start of the pandemic kron. 4 camila barco is live for us right now at the fair, getting a look at all the fun stuff there is to do there this weekend. good morning, camila. good morning, stephanie. plenty of fun things for people to do theirs attractions. there's carnival games and what is a fair without the food? if any could dress with the fairgrounds is joining me here today to talk about some of the traditional favorites that people can expect. let's start off with that. what are some of the >> common food items that people enjoy. well, of course, we have the classics there corn dogs signifies number for so many people. those are those are plentiful here at the alameda county fair. >> we also the turkey leg, which is very that's another classic. got to have that those you know, for me, summer is a corn dog. summer hasn't started until there's a corn dog. but new this year we have some exciting fun foods that

we've never had our fair. so we're really behind us. they have a boba tea, which is all new to our fair. we have fun and exciting things like a hot cheeto pizza, oyster on a so there's there's really so much to explore. we have our full our full list of food vendors on our website. alameda county fair dot com. check it out. there is something for everyone come ready to eat, ready to splurge and enjoy all of the amazing food options that are here. and there's about 50 food vendors actually here. so burgers, hot dogs, pizza, whatever you want. it's all here. >> and there's actually a quite a bit of space for people to enjoy the food. talk a little bit about the set up we have right here behind us. the boba. we have the funnel cakes. but around this area, we do have some dining options. absolutely. we have increased our our seeding. so there's plenty of room for people to spread out. they have their own outdoor table that they can enjoy.

>> covered with umbrellas in additional shaded areas, which makes it really nice to enjoy your food outdoors and have your own space. and so we've really and enhanced our outdoor dining experience for our guests and one more thing. covid restrictions have less income people walk around the fairgrounds with their food. it's not an option. that is an option when you are outdoors. masks are optional. it's when you're indoors, that masks are required. so you can walk around and enjoy your food while you walk through the fairgrounds. many of our items are on a stick conveniently so that you can walk around and go to your attraction and and bring your food along the way. oysters on a stick. can forget that, stephanie. all right. the fairgrounds open at 11 o'clock this morning. father's day is tomorrow. >> they free admission until 03:00pm. it's going to be a good time. it is opening weekend here. so come out to the alameda county fairgrounds is a little bit for everyone. stephanie, back to oysters on a stick. it sounds very interesting. i'm more intrigued by the hot cheetos

pizzas. so you have a chance to sample that. let me know it all right. thanks let you know if i do get to sample great. thank you. camila. coming up after the break, a covid vaccine could soon be approved for kids under 5. >> how soon? some bay area health leaders expect to start giving out the shots.

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with the cdc meet to discuss approving a covid vaccine for kids under 5. >> if it is approved, shots could start going into arms as early as next week in the south bay, santa clara county is already getting ready to administer those vaccines. >> the shipments of the vaccine may be arriving as early as monday. if that were to happen, we would open appointments on monday afternoon and start first shot and arms on tuesday. if however, that vaccine does not arrive on monday, we will be ready to go whenever it does. >> 1000 shots, a day will be administered across santa clara county. dave. >> all right. 7 is a worry for the high temperatures in the inland valleys to get into the 70's tomorrow will be bumping that up to the 80's. a sign of things to come as we look for another heat spike coming our way. the news late on the first day of summer are back in a bit. the kron 4 morning in a bit. the kron 4 morning news. get to.

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departed. >> away we go. sunshine afternoon, breeze temperatures control of themselves. so a nice spring day. a nice spring weekend. in fact, looks great for for this weekend. upper 50's going on the east bay shoreline. for now. 61 conquered 65 antioch. we've got to 59 santa rosa. 58 for san francisco. 61 for san jose. not a whole lot to see from this perspective. but a little bit of a cloud build up there. and you can see in the higher elevations, maybe a sprinkle or 2 that's getting closer to the summer time pattern. we see with some of the leftover moisture. when you add the daytime heating those higher elevations, you get the flareup of the puppy cumulus. we to see a lot of times you can see one the east bay shoreline of the east bay hills, a little bit too. just think how much we get with that. their bay waters are actually warmer there. be a little more moisture going on. probably get more thunder showers going on. meanwhile, up in the mountains might see a stray sprinkle or 2 perhaps today, but it's really upstream. i'll show you this in a bit we'll see that after

the heat spike on wednesday that the flareup bite happened. all right. here we have these onshore winds at work here into the teens and the 20's as well. typical with inland heating going on. again, it's kind of refreshing because temperatures reduced and we're bringing in that nice marine layer. so for today, morning clouds and all they pretty much departed, clearing mild cool at the coast, though. 67 is going on in london tomorrow. that's bumping up to the 80's for this week. ahead, the heat spike we're looking for on tuesday. 100 plus that may linger as well into thursday. a little bit as well, although it's breaking down with some moisture coming in from our south. 65 san francisco open 70 72. meanwhile, 4 san jose that is probably a pessimistic view of our skies because we're going to be mostly sunny on balance. i put that because based in the morning hours, there was some leftover cloud cover and all now for highs today won't be as aggressive as we're looking for tomorrow. middle 70's to be found. the far east bay got rose up and

even some 60's lighting up the east bay shoreline. so it's noticeably cooler in and around water going on today. tomorrow we're going to bump it up a little bit more. so but the heat spike is due on tuesday. i'll show you that coming up in a little bit in. plus, a little sign we tend to get during the monsoon season is some moisture from the desert southwest. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> will we ever see common sense gun control in this country? it's a question being raised again after the recent mass shootings taking the lives of children. churchgoers, everyday people going about their business at the grocery store. but a shift in the political atmosphere could be underway here to discuss is congresswoman anna eshoo representing california's 18th district, which covers parts of san mateo and santa clara counties. thank you so much for joining us today. >> and happy to be with >> and congresswoman, you vocalized their support for stricter gun control and you just held a town hall this

month addressing this issue. so what specific steps is your office taking in response to families concerned about their safety of their kids at school and frankly at all public places. >> well, i think the entire country is reeling from the massacres that have taken place most recently in buffalo and involved a texas are so many children. little lost their lives. now it has representatives. we passed a very, very strong legislation. and i'm proud of what we did in the house. now. now it's gone over to the senate. the senate legislation. i think it's important to understand what it does and what it doesn't do. we know that these a military-grade weapons. ak

40 ar that's what they are. they are military grade and they you know, fatalities a multiple of that effort. when you're used, we know firearms are now the number one cause of death for children in our so while view the senate legislation or the proposal that's being worked on as a small step, not addressing assault not addressing the that are used. i think that fall short. we know in california that california is lot on military-grade weapons has violence by some 64 65%. but there is trafficking between states and that needs

to be addressed. ghost where someone can go online, get the parts and put them together. that is not addressed in the senate legislation. so while i welcome what i consider a small step that the senate is taking. i think it's important to underscore that we're not going to the core of the issue really addressing these style weapons and expanded background checks and waiting. it's a have proven themselves to work. >> and congresswoman, what do you say to people who say the gun control measures are stepping on there second amendment rights? and is it possible to achieve some sort of balance here? >> you know, i come from family a sportsman they don't use military style to la to

hunt. and this is about hunting human days the the legislation that we passed in the passed constitutional muster. this is not about taking weapons guns away from responsible gun owners. this is to go to the real issue sees a military-grade weapons and what are some of the biggest challenges in your eyes that still stand in the way of comprehensive gun reform in this country. >> well, you have to have the votes i hope with every young elections that comes out that voters will make sure they know what that politicians

record this issue. i think people consistently making progress on this that should be thrown out of and and you yourself. >> they have not received any sort of funding backing from and or the or the gun lobby. >> now, hardly a i'm very proud of ernie f grade from my voting record from the nra. >> very good to know. thank you so much, congresswoman anna eshoo representing california's 18th district covering san mateo, santa clara and santa cruz counties. we appreciate your insight this morning. thank you, stephanie. we'll be right stephanie. we'll be right back. for you i wish many things...

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today, a maybe a little chilly going on as the winds start to pick up a little bit. however, in london will be nice in the 70's tomorrow. upping the ante a bit. we are flow pattern of the cloud cover from the northwest. we don't have much the way of cloud cover, but later today up in the hills, you may see the development of that puppy cumulus. there's the winds you can see on shore over most of the geography in the teens. they're going to build in the 20's, even some pockets of close to 30 or so again, being driven by inland heating. we're already starting to see some 60's poke out a bit. 65 antioch. 61 for conquer. but still the upper 50's lined up the east bay shoreline. 59 for santa rosa sunshine today with inland highs in the 70's. again, we expect the 80's tomorrow. another heat spike coming our way for this week. ahead, we'll have a look at the long range forecast models and also your 4 zone to stephanie looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> the juneteenth holiday is monday and marks one of the turning points in the emancipation of enslaved african americans. celebrations are expected across the bay area from

forces. the comedian brings us reaction from local civil rights leaders. >> it was sometime around june 19th 18 65 when enslaved black people in galveston, texas received word albeit late that president abraham lincoln set the free 2 years earlier with the mets, a patient proclamation 156 years later, president joe biden immortalize juneteenth as a national american holiday. >> great nations don't ignore their most painful moments. they embrace june 1920. 22 marks the first anniversary of that historic talk about from a historic perspective. why did you take to such a significant day for >> people? the black community, we have to be. remember for the suffering that we have heard to our people. take that just a small. small effort to make

sure that we don't for you know, here we are years and years later. now we still have racial issues that are affecting us. this is too long to be find the same kind of problems. >> this year, the list, a bay area, cities and counties observing the national juneteenth holiday is growing. the president of the oakland branch of the n a a c p george holland had these thoughts about the city of oakland being notably absent from that list. we have been recognized by the national government. >> we have a day of imports. so see, but we should also recognize this day of importance. she's going have smaller populations after that. there's an oakland and they recognize him in team. >> i think that the entire neighboring town double ingo dog red does african american population hovers around one percent, according to the most recent u.s. census bureau statistics. orinda mayor dennis pay explains why this

year and is joining the list. the bay area cities observing juneteenth. they have to realize that we live in a larger community of these say that includes cities with much larger african american populations and we're just part of that larger community. i reached out to the oakland city administrator's office requesting the reason why the city is not observing the juneteenth holiday. >> i received this statement that reads in part, quote, holidays are mandatory subject. the bargain in designated in our labor agreements during labor negotiations, the city and its labor groups are discussing the opportunity to add the juneteenth holiday. for now, it is not yet been designated as a paid holiday while that is yet to be sorted out. the city of oakland and the naacp will be coming together to celebrate the first annual juneteenth with a free barbecue cook off this sunday from 11:00am to 04:00pm at the for murray park in west oakland has it. but you cried for news. >> and this weekend also marks

the start of many june teen celebrations. the city of oakland taking steps to avoid the violence that impacted last year's events. large crowds expected sunday at lake merritt in oakland and last year. what started as a peaceful gathering ended in gunfire when rival gangs from outside the area opened fire. one person was killed and 6 others injured. local police this year planning to ramp up resources in the area. >> the juneteenth or goal is to provide a venue until around the community in are visitors to enjoy the festivities of the weekend safely will be more police officers out there as well city resources. we officers working the lake and the nearby and additional resources in reserve in reserve. in case we do have to respond in a critical lens. >> the city of oakland is closing lakeshore avenue between macarthur and east 18th as well as several streets that feed into the lakeshore area. they're also

closing the embarcadero and a single eastbound lane along grand avenue. so take that into account. if you're planning to head in that direction today. >> and in less than 2 weeks, the bay conservation and development commission votes on the fate of the oakland a's kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with mayor libby chef on this. >> in their final report, staff with the bay conservation and development commission recommended that the howard terminal be released from port priority use so that a new ballpark can be built there. they'll have their final vote on june 30th. if the commission approves than the planning process continues for the a's to move to howard terminal. if it's a no win, the project is over. according to mayor libby shaft, she's confident that the commission will give the green light since the project isn't just about baseball, 400 room hotel, a new performing arts center, 3,000 units of housing and the parks. she says 1000 of those units will be dedicated to affordable housing a's. president dave kaval agreed to have 50% of

the housing on-site be affordable in exchange for tax money generated a term that the city rejected. they put out a proposal that does not work for us, but we will be giving them an alternative idea very soon. mayor schaff says the ballpark itself at howard terminal will cost around 1 billion dollars to build and will be paid for by the a's. she's heard estimates of around 12 billion dollars for the entire project if approved by the commission. the next people will be july 5th when city council members will decide if an advisory measure will be on the ballot in november, letting the voters decide where the a's play ball. in my opinion, this is a ploy by the opposition to just further spread the misinformation as well as to delay the project and really to cost the taxpayers money. according to the port of oakland, it's been nearly a decade since a tenant occupy howard terminal. this is land that people should enjoy. mayor schaff was just in washington, d.c., to advocate for 183 million dollar infrastructure grant that will help oakland with water front

improvements, including improvements that would be made at howard terminal. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the oakland zoo is stepping in to help rescue tigers connected to the infamous joe exotic for big cats were save some from some pretty bad conditions at an animal habitat in oklahoma this week as kron four's dan thorn explains 2 of those tigers will be getting a new home right here in the bay area. >> wife is getting a lot better for a pair of tigers forced to live in poor conditions. their former home a rundown roadside zoo in oklahoma with connections to joe exotic, also known as the tiger king. they'll now be living thousands of miles away in oakland, getting the care they need. they were living. >> been horrible situations in a cage on a cement floor without the proper food and medicine and care and water didn't have any straw or hay or anything. oakland zoo's ceo

nick to a says it's thanks to a whistleblower for tipping them off. >> with help from 2 other big cat sanctuaries. the zoo was able to get the animals out of harm's way. we need to stop and put an end to roadside zoos. and these are facilities that are licensed by the usda. >> unfortunately, are not getting the care proper instruction all the time. lola, who is a crossbreed between a lion and a tiger and mia, who is full, tiger will be making their home at this habitat. the zoo has kept it open as a place for rescued tigers for the last 30 years. >> it's a big change from the filthy backyard cages. they were kept in in northeast oklahoma to a g s as the popular netflix show. tiger king is something that should not be celebrated. rais awa abut the issues of exotic animal ownership and cub petting. but people like joe exotic need to be stopped. these individuals should not be celebrated.

>> we need to move away from treating animals as entertainment treating animals for our enjoyment. a spokesperson for the oakland zoo says the tigris is are both being cared for at the zoo's animal hospital and will remain in quarantine for le least 30 to 40 days. >> the public will then be able to see them in their new environment. reporting in oakland, dan thorn kron. 4 news. all right. pretty pleasant saturday. you can expect with the inland highs in the mid 70's, but another heat spike coming our way. >> want to make a race for the triple digits. a look at that in your 4 zone forecast next. the kron 4 morning news weekend.

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news, there is a push in washington, d.c., to increase pay and benefits for airport workers across our country. our washington, d.c., correspondent basil john explains the new bill introduced by democrats in th en i have no idea how hard it would be. >> with millions of americans relying on them. airport workers say they are overworked and underpaid. i would job. i never see my kid.

i go in the morning and i come back home of my party downgrade to sell it. >> massachusetts democratic senator and marcie believes airport workers deserve better just as airplanes don't fly without pilots. our aviation system would collapse without airport service workers. that's why he introduced a bill that requires federally funded airports to set a higher wage and benefit standard for airport workers as well as allow workers to establish a union. senate majority leader chuck schumer warns airport and travelers will suffer unless airport workers get what they deserve. paying airport workers, a living wage benefits, consumers cause. >> the service is better to security is better. the safety is better. but some republicans question the idea of congress forcing airports to follow a national standard. i can't imagine that this that is a national policy is what we would put in place here. west virginia republican senator shelley moore capito says airports need flexibility

let individual airports around the country make those own decisions. but markey says if republicans agreed on providing support to airports wokersrunning airports ges, reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> and we have dave spahr here with our weather forecast a but here it's going to heat up a bit. another one, stephanie. it's another flavor of summer coming our way. and it's conveniently timed right for the first day of summer. although tentatively we walk into summer at the dead of night will be like to something in the morning. but still it's going to be happening. here's a live shot of sfo. clear skies already happening. look good on that front. if you're headed up to the mountains, what about there? >> yeah. short sleeve shirt weather. by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. here's what it looks like though. 64 tomorrow. a little cool start. sure. but 71 monday tuesday popping at 77. so it's getting into that kind of summertime pattern. so, you know, back in the home front to be plenty warm. current numbers for you now we have a lot of 50's on the board here. 65 off to

antioch. 59 in livermore looks like tri valley will be pushing well in the 70's. we expect 80's tomorrow. 59 up there to santa rosa right now at 60 for san francisco. futurecast for not much to see. but when you add daytime heating, you sometimes get a little bit of excitement going on. that's just cloud cover. might get a sprinkle or 2, even up the tahoe as well. this will get a little bit more aggressive. the we get to around wednesday. that's because some moisture is coming in from the southwest. all show you that in a bit. but it's pretty clear as we go into the weekend and early into next week as those temperatures start soaring. so this is what's going on the west coast of mexico have a tropical system or once trying to be way down to the south. some of this moisture is going to make its way to the desert southwest in 2 extension up in our neck of the woods by next week. so to start things off. yeah, we have a heat spike coming our way through tuesday wednesday. look at that. a little plume of moisture coming our way a bit. and we like to watch this time the year. and in july, august, even september as we get

deeper in a monsoon moisture because sometimes this can give us those dry thunder showers, sometimes even rain too. but that'll stump sometimes be spurred on by daytime heating. so that's something we tend to look for out of the desert southwest. look at the poll sitting in the higher elevations there. those air mass thunder showers saay65 san francisco. focascheh upper 50's lower 60's couple that with the wind this at the coast. bayside d mi 's, 70 foster city palo alto matching that bumping up a couple degrees to the south. now, 72 san joe rg morgan hill to these 3.72 for cutisti shyof 70 along the east bay shoreline. lower 70's out there to livermore valley. 75 walnut creek, not a whole lot of decoupling. we'll see more tomorrow and particularly early next week. 67 berkeley, compliments of those onshore winds. valais. what a cool. 64. 75 for fairfield solano

county. lookout by tuesday. you're probably going to have some kind of statement going on. we'll have more on that probably by the time we get to monday, potentially sunday night to try to keep about 36 to 45 out of 48 hours ahead, 72 for petaluma 78. meanwhile, for santa rosa and here we go. 92 monday, tuesday, pop one. 0, 2, 1, o one for wednesday. if gradually breaks down thursday into friday. so it's not necessarily a big drop into the 70's kind of what we saw this go around. we'll still be in the warm summer time weather into next weekend. stephanie. >> all right. thanks very much, dave. former president donald trump unleashed another attack on his former vice president criticizing mike pence for refusing to interfere with the certification of the 2020 election results during a speech in nashville. trump also blasting the committee investigating the january 6 attack. christina pascucci takes a look at the former president's reaction. >> afternoon, former president trump made his first public response to the january 6 committee hearings addressing

evangelical groups in nashville's road to majority conference. very vicious. >> people just like crazy. liz cheney removed the part of my quote where i urge people to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. he blasted various lawmakers, witnesses, including his former attorney general who testified that trump had become detached from reality. bill barbie had courage. you would have done something about it. i suggested i suggested it. >> but he was so afraid of being impeached. he didn't want to do anything. how do you not get impeached? >> don't do anything. and contrary to white house staffer testimony that trump called his vice president mike pence names during a heated january 6 call. called him a wimp and trump denied that. but instead said pence did not have the courage to challenge in 2020 election results. but i never called mike. >> pence a ever called him a wimp. mike pence had a chance to be great. he had a chance to be, frankly, his star. but mike did not have the courage. >> to act.

>> and the former president also minimize the capitol riots saying that writers didn't have guns. he called for republicans to subpoena january 6 committee, vice chair liz cheney and speaker pelosi. as you know, nancy pelosi is in charge of security of the capitol. trump said he would potentially pardon the writers. and if i become president some day, if i decide to do it. >> i will be looking at them very, very seriously for pardons. vice president kamala harris speaking from virginia told reporters last few hearings have shown there was a clear erosion of democracy, regardless of who you voted for. i think we should all agree that there are certain rules and norms and standards that we as americans should hold ourselves and our leaders soon. >> would anybody like me to run for president? >> that was christina pascucci reporting for us. the january 6 committee hearings resume on tuesday. a possible hate crime is under investigation now on

the peninsula. pacifica police say someone vandalized a pride flag that home outside a classroom at sunset ridge elementary police say someone took that flag down and burned it. the flag was found on the ground on another part of campus. the following day. in the north bay petaluma police are looking for 2 people. they say spray painted the entrance to city hall. police releasing these surveillance videos. take a good look. now police say that the suspects smeared feces on the sidewalks and glass doors. we're working to get more of a clear description from police right now. california could become the first state requiring gun owners to buy liability insurance. east bay state senator nancy skinner is pushing the new legislation. it also opens the door for civil charges to be filed against a gun owners if their weapons caused property damage injury or death. a similar ordinance requiring insurance for gun owners is now in effect in san jose. some

lawmakers are pushing an ambitious new proposal they say will cut back on production of single use plastics. supporters of the bill say the measure would help reduce production by 25% starting in 2032, this would impact laundry detergent, toothpaste and food wrapping makers and companies like amazon. that package products to be mailed. there is a push now among advocacy groups to get the idea on the november ballot. this month, the federal government said it will phase out the sale of single-use plastics like water bottles at national parks. now the bay area baseball, the giants are in pittsburgh taking on the pirates on the 3rd pitch of the game. luis gonzales hitting the home run to deep rit el give ants the lea s all the offense. they would need san francisco going on to win by a final of 2 to nothing. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first

pitch set for one. 0, 5 in pittsburgh. meanwhile, fans enjoying a friday night at the coliseum watching the a's take on the kansas city. royals are just having a great time out there. but it was not a good night for the a's. they never really got their offense going. the royals go on to win by a final 5 to one. oakland has now lost 14 of its last 16 games. the 2 teams play again today. first pitch one. 0, 7, at the coliseum. mmm. he's been here since december. you left him that mug of dunkin' with his cookies that night. i'm gonna say something. you should. i'll do it. it's refill time! santa's not leaving.

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encourage tech companies to embrace the one port system to reduce waste. and how would you like to travel to japan? and get there in an hour or so? sounds pretty nice right? a houston start up called venus aerospace as it might be possible someday. they're developing a mock 9 hypersonic craft that could make the trip from los angeles to tokyo in just about an hour. the company is testing a smaller drone version of this aircraft over the next year. that sounds mean that sound like a new brand austin. >> i can so waiting for this. i want to. what about the first take it our producer chip was actually saying it sounds like a very dangerous when you know the thing i'm kind of wondering about here, as you said, mach 9 that's getting around 10,000 kilometers, a second or not. our. >> so by doing that, i'm wondering about the acceleration d acceleration. how many g's we have the pool for this? we're not to know. navy pilots here. word clearly you thought a lot about this. yeah, i'm just concerned about

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