>> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. happy father's day to you. we have a lot to get to for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning. did a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and one good turn deserves another is what we've got going on for from much the same as the warming things up a little bit more so inland, starting things off with not as much in the way that aggressive fog. >> east bay shoreline, all lit up very nicely. blue skies, blue bay to come with the ride

temperature check for you, antioch. still on a lofty 61. 57 going on for 52 livermore in most of the bay, in fact, is looking at 50's at this hour. just a quick contrast for you trailing a little bit this morning by a couple degrees there. clear skies helping us out flow pattern still is a bit on shore and you'll feel that wind a little bit this afternoon, although right now not to be very active, they're kind of variable winds, again, single digits to calm your breakdown for today, 73 at 11 by 2. 82, as we see more 80's populate those inland valleys step by step. we go to the next heat spike when of little bit more on that coming up just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much, dave. breaking news. all lanes on the bay bridge are now back open, as you can see there from that live perspective. >> this after a deadly crash snarled traffic for hours now that crash happened just before 3 in the westbound lanes just west of treasure island. we know at least one person is dead from that crash. no word yet on what caused it, though. all lanes

reopened, as you can see here shortly after 5.15, this morning. so if you're headed in that direction should be smooth sailing for you at this hour. another big story we're following for you. the city of san francisco is gearing up for tomorrow's big warriors championship parade. about a million people expected to attend kron fours. camila barco is live for us in the city with more on what people can expect. hey, camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, people should pack their excitement, but also their patients. like you said, thousands of people are expected to show up at the parade. but that also mean means it's going to take some time getting there. the number one tip i have avoid driving their take some form public transportation. we're here to break down everything that you need to know for the parade route for one. here is the parade route. it starts at market and main street. it stretches a little over a mile long and it ends at market and

8th street. the streets will be closed for the party and they won't reopen until 6 o'clock in the afternoon tomorrow. so you want to keep that in mind. as far as bart goes, they're prepared to take warriors fans to the parade. bart officials say trains are going to be extended to 10 cars and a dozen will be on standby if you are riding bart. here's a few tips. basque are required at all bart stations and trains reading yellow lines. they will not stop at montgomery street. you want to plan ahead because some bark parking lots could get full tomorrow. bart will have extra staff and officers at all stations to ensure everyone gets to the parade safely. and on time you want to put a clipper card on your phone to apple or google pay. clipper is waiving the $3 you card fee for riders who at either of those mobile options. now, the embarcadero montgomery powell street at civic center stations, they can all be used to get to the parade. there is no post parade rally and bart says

that their busiest hours are expected to be at 09:00am until the parade starts. and then from one to 03:00pm after it ends. now, as far as ac transit goes, they're running their san francisco bound transbay bus lines on monday as scheduled. but the agency anticipates bus lines in and out of the sales force transit center could be slowed down. starting today at you need is going to have to reroute some of its rides because of the parade. muni buses will only stop at marked muni stops when they're rerouting. so stephanie, a lot unravel there. there is plenty of ways to get to the parade. it starts at 11:20am. tomorrow. bring your excitement but also pack some patience. it's going to take some time getting there. and also just a reminder tomorrow is a federal holiday. so san francisco, it's going to be busy back to you. we have some great advice there. camila, thank you so

much. and go warriors. >> 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. then bring you coverage from start to finish. now. many parents in the bay area breathing a sigh of relief. kids under the age of 5 can now get their covid-19 vaccine on saturday. cdc advisors officially voted to approve shots for kids as young as 6 months. kron four's amanda hari brings us thoughts from a bay area doctor and a family whose daughter participated in a vaccine trial last year. >> the doctor tells me this is a major milestone for the first time everyone age 6 months and older can be vaccinated against covid-19. the family i spoke to said they're grateful now all of their daughter's friends can be vaccinated just like her. >> is our super hero for doing this and being so brave. she is part of the decision-making

process the whole time starting next week, children under 5 will be able to be vaccinated for covid-19. louise liqueur has been vaccinated since april of 2021. just after she turned 3, how do you feel about getting the vaccine? good mother, angelica liqueur says they saw there was a trial for children under 5 at stanford help on the sunday night news, a beast out the same night monday, we got a call that they had a spot in phase one of the trial. and we talked to the researchers and on to say she got her first dose of the vaccine. that's great kid. and they say she tolerated it. well, it was so she had very minimal side effects. i think after the booster shot a little bit of a headache and fatigue, but lasted less than a day. ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he expects most children to have minimal to no side effects side effects. i actually

>> lower probability and kids compared to older kids and adults. when you look at and so on. so i think that's really good news. we don't expect any or inflammation of the heart because that goes with young adults and older teen males because it tracks with testosterone decisions. the moderna vaccine is one quarter of the adult dose and is for children 6 months to 5 years old. >> the pfizer vaccine is one 10th. and for children, 6 months to 4 years old, look course. tell me they're expecting a second baby any day now. we were just talking today with this exciting news and looking at trials for kids under 6 months, we 100% do it again. >> we spoke to stanford children's health and they say they expect to start vaccinating children under the age of 5. >> next week and they say they're already pri it kron 4 news.a commu ht, fewks

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lebrioontie ac e ea tod. today's holiday celebrates the emancipation of enslaved african americans on saturday, the community came out to the juneteenth in the streets event in san jose. >> the atmosphere out here has been phenomenal. a lot of love. a lot of smiles. people celebrating and just being excited to be around each other. no chaos. no breath of fresh air. the music has been great. food has been great. >> it sounds like a great time now, as you can see from this video here, there were a number of different activities going on, including. >> some tasty barbecue dancing. as you can see there and lots more sums. it looks like there was some vendors out there promoting their small businesses as well. so important that we support our small local businesses. >> all right. happening today, the city of oakland and the nwa naacp come together to celebrate juneteenth and you can check out their free barbecue cook off at the from

murray park. it starts at 11 this morning and runs until 4 this afternoon. details on the screen right there. and now let's take a look at more juneteenth events in the bay area sd youonscree livermore valley arts hold one today at bankhead theater and east bay regional park. also host a celebration hike a coyote hills regional park. other events include one at the venetian of veterans memorial hall. and there's also going to be an event in berkeley as well. all that on your screen right now. >> okay. much like yesterday we're looking at for today with temperatures warming up a liitore ic through the 90's early into next week. another heat spike travel in our way. more on that forecast coming up in a that forecast coming up in a bit. keep it here.

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to drop them off with no questions asked. and by the time the event was over, lieutenant kelley cutler says more than a half dozen boxes were filled. having worked through the major fires that we had >> if this, if we can reduce any of those, those fires, it's a good thing. last independence day, a council member and proponent of banning fireworks discovered someone lit his garbage cans on fire with fireworks. >> voters then back to city council by approving a ban in september. fireworks are also prohibited in all unincorporated areas of sonoma county does cause us a lot of these are ariel. >> devices. a lot of these are consider safe in saying that they stay on the ground. stuff like that. but anything that explodes. >> lieutenant kelly cough ler says the possession or use of fireworks could result in a

$1000 fine. the use hearty populous confetti cannons and other devices that do not require admission are allowed in rohnert park phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire faces a staffing crisis about 10% of its work force quit last year with wildfires burning longer and more intensely physical and mental fatigue is impacting crews on the front lines. cal-fire union leaders say that fire fighting ships that used to be 72 hours a week can easily extend something that's 30 to 50 days long on the fire line. without a break. more than 9,000 fires in 2020 burned more than 4 million acres across the state now a new report from the air quality life index finds wildfire smoke likely set back decades of state and federal anti pollution efforts. researchers say particulate pollution the greatest threat to life expectancy, sort of some of the highest levels in decades and parts of our state in 2020. time. now for another

check of the weather with meteorologist dave spahr is going to give us a closer look at conditions outside for father's day. hey, dave. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody in or talk a little bit about the fires going on. just want to quickly check into that humidity levels as we get into the heat wave just before it strikes. this is monday morning and the green you can see is just around the immediate bay, but not venturing very far in this is right before dawn. it's the most moist time of our day. so as we progress into the afternoon, there were drops off vertically off to the east bay. and we're not going to a lot of winds going on as we get into the heat wave on tuesday, obviously. but as the high positions itself in the right spot both before and after sometimes could be little tricky and sometimes can spark off some red flag warnings or something along those lines. so notice how dry it is off towards central valley. a little bit something to watch, but also you might be hearing about heat advisories and heat warnings coming up again. that big day would be on tuesday. golden gate bridge. joining us this morning. there you have it.

nice view. not much in the way of fog a little bit and around the immediate bridge here and in some around the bay temperature check for you in the 50's. 64 for antioch. 51 for santa rosa. 54 meanwhile for san jose, 49 half moon bay very inviting there and winds going into this afternoon. we'll get a typical spring breeze will call it as the winds start to get into the upper teens lower 20's this afternoon, all on shore, a little stronger for the peninsula in the north bay. more so than we're going to see off towards the east bay today. so warmer inland today than yesterday. we got about 80 or so 70's for the bay 60's for the coast for pretty good for that. then for this week, summer like 90's, most of the week, in fact of the heat spike due on tuesday at 100. good news is looking at everything now is that when this heat spike breaks down on wednesday, the temperatures may not be as bad and the words that were trailing a little bit more. so now that looks like a bigger drop for you on wednesday. so that's nicer. and then next weekend, sunny, warm highs near about 90 going on inland 70's and

80's around the bay starting to get into the summertime pattern here, if you will. and we will be into the astronomical summer. by that 0. 71 san francisco, 76 oakland, 81. meanwhile for san jose, give you the wide perspective here. high temperatures, middle 80's, we expect inland over the east bay hills and up to the north bay as well. although much lot of green here along the peninsula. so a bit cooler there, relatively speaking 80's and even some 70's in a bit. we'll have a look at your 4 zone forecast. stephanie, thanks very much. day the january 6 hearings continue tuesday with the committee hearing from georgia officials. >> georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger and his deputy are expected to testify publicly. >> the hearing will focus on how former president trump and his allies pressured officials in key battleground states to try and overturn the 2020 election results. raffensberger reportedly resisted trump's outreach. he also testified before a special grand jury in a criminal probe of trump's efforts. the obama portraits

tour makes its debut at the de young museum in san francisco this weekend. there's also a short video on display discussing the historical and artistic significance of the portrait. the tour is organized by the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. it will be in san francisco until august 14th. but this weekend admission to the gallery is free. so this is going to be a good option for those of you looking for something to do this father's day weekend. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news on this week's dine and dish. >> we're heading to a tasty neighborhood spot in berkeley that you don't want to miss.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. happy father's day to you. let's start this half hour off with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr in the weather center. hey, good ng, ephanie. od morng,eryboana d fotodaates ampooks like slightly warmer than we had from yesterday. outside a breeze expected this afternoon on shore. thank you. >> looks like a nice day for dinner on the patio going on here. further shot of s some folks used before to the golden gate bridge. pretty clear shot. the you can we don't have much intrusion from fog going on here or elsewhere across the bay. just a little bit of that. we'll get some treatment again for tomorrow. but again, it will be very modest and not much interference from above. cloud cover situation. maybe some high clouds. that's all she wrote for now, change of the guard is going bring a high pressure system here, which means another heat spike expected on tuesday. we're still scheduled for that. however, what looks good is on the backside of all of that wednesday, looks like that will break down. here's a a quick check in with the winds are going now. they won't be as strong as they were yesterday as we get the

buildup. but again, an onshore wind is expected with the inland heating happening. we have mostly 50's over the region mid 50's that that's inland. you can see 64 for any off. 57 for concord. 52 for livermore. your breakdown today. 73 at 11 o'clock by to 82. we see inland highs making into the middle 80's. but it step by step. we go and still looking to reach maybe 100 come tuesday. we'll take a look at that extended in your 4 zone all in a bit. stephanie. >> castro valley police are investigating a homicide involving 2 of tm was crobar at around 7.40, saturday morning. that's when police responded to emergency calls about a man bleeding and walking near castro valley boulevard. police say that the man had been attacked and beaten by another man when officers searched the area. they found the second man dead an autopsy and investigation are unrwy. a major crash happened on san francisco's lombard street. a speeding suv

crashed into a muni bus sending 6 people to the hospital. 2 with critical injuries. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> this is the aftermatha the sansuvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of lombard in fillmore streets foruc e y. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tes river tuv s thollid h the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. laing on his court a ing thugh affi pactsoimorcefu iawn e s arnbud the suspt. dvehas be ined depu couldno iremp detecvesook measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on

several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news not for the latest on the war in ukraine. weapons sent to ukraine by the u.s. are now being used on the front lines. >> on saturday forces in ukraine fired howitzers at russian kuz positions in the eastern donbas region. the howitzer is an upgrade from what for troops had been using because of this weapons. precision firing speed and simplicity of use, though the weapons have reached the front lines. a ukrainian officials say that they still need more weapons to push back against russian forces. 2 u.s. military veterans who went missing while fighting for ukraine appear to be held prisoner by russian forces, russian state tv broadcast or videos of the men from alabama. alex drueke. he and andy when volunteered for a ukrainian task force which was captured by russian-backed group last week. now the state department warned americans should not be going to ukraine

to fight. and we are celebrating here on kron 4 last weekend, the aids quilt was on display in golden gate park around 3,000 panels were spread across robin williams meadow sharing the stories of those who died from the virus. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look at the largest community art project in history. >> eric and joant'san impressive sight to see the aids quilt sprawled across the grasogolden gate park. the first time it's been on full display since 1996 when it cover the national mall in washington, d.c., cleve jones came up with the idea for the quilt 35 years ago during a candlelight march in memory of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george sc eit was nombanthds death toll in san francisco hit 1000. it only because so many people shared my need to express our grief and our anger.

>> our outrage at the lack of government response. what started as an idea to meinofs al ves to this day, growing to more than 50,000 panels with more than 100,000 names of those who have died of the virus. it doesn't matter what other people say because police everybody told me this was the stupidest thing that ever heard of. you know, it n in hy. t q iheorld nt overseen by the national aids memorial weighing roughly 54 tons and growing. i have some red thread for its 35th anniversary quilt volunteers like michael been joining and joni just are gathered once a week in san francisco's castro district to help create new panels and repair old ones that use hot. michael has had to go through the motions of making a panel for friend several times. >> like the one covered in pink tool for his friend, james. he was one of those people that is. >> so smart. but he also nothing stopped him and he

would step over the bounds. each time the quote is taken out of storage and displayed. there's a reading of names. jerry james people are able to sethlights represented and hear who they were over the loudspeaker. and we news. >> that you emnsll h wascreated and they're be meuialand those who carry on its mission. the group is shedding light how orcnd otr minorities who don't have access to lifesaving medications. health care should be for everyone. now each. is the first step. >> it's why new panels are sewn every day and added to the biggest display of the quilt ever seen in san francisco represents a great generations to understand why

the first reds were stitched. baker in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 and kron four's also celebrating pride month. join us for our bay area pride special. >> love will keep us together. it will be hosted by john shrable in taylor that airs on thursday, june 23rd at 06:30pm. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. not only is the travel industry seeing worker shortages. they're also seeing down the reasons why after the break. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news as well. a lot of industries have virtual brands. a new kind is hitting the market. this week's tech smart breaks down what you need to know.

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carey's cookies and cosmic wings. what do all of these food brands have in common? they only exist inside an app that is until you order them. >> mr. beast, here's to you. i'm eating a burger that's not served in any restaurant scene. a lot going on in this burger including to smash patties to slice of cheese mustard. mayo catch-up? onions, pickles. i miss anything mr. beast burger is a virtual food brand made popular by youtuber order through an app and delivered directly to customers. mister b's burger is one of our largest brands now operating on almost 2000 locations around the world. stephanie sollers is ceo of virtual dining concepts. a company founded by the same entrepreneur behind planet hollywood. they partner with celebrities and influencers to launch food brands that only exist in the virtual world health. these creators expanded their business actually reach their fans and a new way by delivering something to be on food at their home. there's pardon my

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virtual concepts. fans feel a connection to the food for actually delivering something that is and experiential at your own home is something we're very focused on. so how do you know the food brand is virtual? sometimes the ordering apps will let you know on the detail page. other times you have to do a quick google search. >> to see where the items are coming from often it's a local restaurant of a different name. all right. more information, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> and we have dave spahr here with your father's day. weather did a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. live shot coming in from half moon bay. check it out. blue skies, blue bay. get a nice way to start the day today. a little bit of that on shore winds coming our way. if you're headed to tahoe, this is what it looks like into the early week. >> monday, we're at 70 77 on tuesday. wednesday. 79, let's take the heat wave. a little delayed out there just a bit.

they may pick up some scattered thunder showers as we head into next weekend. this all breaks down a bit mid-fifties over much of the see,tioc about 64 once a ou we get that daytime heating away, go the winds nice. good spring onshore wind is what we've got going on. they'll be a little bit more noticeable up in the north bay peninsula. th bay and the inland ee d spots, of going forward. high pressure builds. that's with our heat spike. it breaks down temperature wise pretty quickly for us but also notice ofards dta so. uat's a lite bit from the direction of the monsoon. very, very weak. it is right now because it's very we geinto july and august. ltoikwatch that because i sometimes give us dry lightning and that we don't need 71. san francisco got a lot of 60's headed towards the coast. lower 60's bumped up a little bit from yesterday. 73 burlingame to the south, 78 foster city, san carlos in palo alto. okay, we're starting to get the lower 80's here. now we get to the south

y l inhe lower 80's territory. 83 for morgan hill. 82 for cupertino to the east bay shoreline. there got lots of 'sreand 82 for livermore, pleasanton checks and 81 84 for walnut creek, concord, about 85. these numbers are kind of winking at near 90 for tomorrow. 76 for oakland, berkeley, 73. 71 vallejo complements of those afternoon winds. 84 fairfield, 82 for napa and santa rosa and 86. all right. the big day we're looking out for tuesday. expect here. some statements on this probably as we pop near 100 95 wednesday's. it breaks down fairly quickly. we stay in that territory as we finish off the week again, they'll be some moisture thrown up there around tahoe for potentially a little isolated thunder shower to stephanie. >> yeah, that triple degree weather on tuesday. ice pop. all right. looking fun for some looking for something fun to do with dead this weekend. how about a trip to infinity and beyond. dean richards takes a look at the new movie lightyear. >> to infinity and beyond.

people, people, people. >> with few exceptions, most everyone on the planet has seen one or more of the groundbreaking toy story movie since they were first introduced in 1995, we know the stories and most of all, we know the characters like buzz lightyear who this week gets his own movie well in origin, movie of his own buzz in the original movies is a toy. but in the new movie lightyear buzz is a character who inspired the toy this time. captain america star chris evans is the voice of buzz lightyear with crashes. his spaceship on a deserted planet leaving him and his crew marooned unless they can get the spaceship working again now, not even sure that light year, even as a half of a chance of being received. well, since the instant tendency is to compare it to some of the greatest animated films that have ever been

made. and truth told it does not even come close to those. but this one is not a bad movie. it's got teams of teamwork in making the best of what you've got. but what it doesn't have is the with the emotional charm nor the bravado of the original films that took us to infinity and beyond. it's in theaters only it's a dean's list. c and if you're really into the franchise documentary beyond infinity buzz and the journey to light. here is streaming now on disney. plus what you can always get my movie reviews and home video picks sent right to your phone's every week. just by texting the word, dean. >> to 9, 7, 9, 9, 9, i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. >> and the richards. >> area baseball, the giants luisgonzalez drives one into h center field that drives in a run to give the giants to a child to 2 run lead. the giants go on to win by a final

75. they have now won 7 of their last 8 to teams play again this morning. first pitch 10. 35 does. that count is turning. meanwhile, the a's host, the kansas city royals. once again, the a's offense did not show up for this game to royals. go on to win by a final of 2 to nothing a's have now lost 15 of their last 17 games. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum.

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of fruit trees planted in the back to a match. the couple's passion for food and cooking. and the nba star also added a barbershop with specialty lighting a huge closet for shoes. only in an outdoor putting green. is day also has an infinity pool sauna, cabana and french gardens. again, it's going for about 9 million dollars. so, you know, if you're big warriors fan, you have the money. why not? and still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news, we break down what you need to know before monday's big parade celebrating the dubs. >> plus, the covid-19 vaccine now approved for kids under 5. we speak with a medical expert. what parents should keep in mind.

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>> ironically, first day of summer and then we actually retreat into the remainder of the week. quick shot of what's going on right now. here's the golden gate bridge for you in a lot. in the way of fog left over to some of the day's is all we've got going on here. and we're kind of used to that a little bit. the cold water, of course, there's the temperatures for you. upper 50's right now. 64 for antioch. 58 for santa rosa. 59 and 58 san jose flow pattern is a pretty close to yesterday. the surface winds, we expect them to the on shore as we get inland heating. however, they may not be quite as strong to the off to the east bay that we saw perhaps from yesterday, kind of indicating that high pressure is going to find a home here in the bay area. there's a quick check-in door to our winds right now. calm as you can see over most the region and some single digits to be had as well. the breakdown, 77 at high noon to 3.82. looks pretty good. going to the late afternoon hours into the evening to again that afternoon evening breeze. checking in and we'll have more on that heat spike that's to arrive on tuesday. stephanie, thanks very much.

dave. >> now to some breaking news, all lanes on the bay bridge are finally back open, as you can see from this live shot here. and this coming after a deadly crash snarled traffic for hours on the bridge. that crash happened just before 3 in the westbound lanes. just west of treasure island. we know at least one person is dead from the crash. no word yet on what caused it, though. all lanes reopened shortly after 5.15, this morning. and as you can see, traffic is flowing quite smoothly there at this hour. another big story we're following for you this morning. the city of san francisco is gearing up for tomorrow's big warriors championship parade. about a million people expected to attend that kron. 4 s camila barco live for us in the city with more on what we can all expect. camila. good morning, stephanie. a million people. can you believe that? a lot of warriors fans. >> we'll be cheering tomorrow during the parade. so pack your patience because it's going to take some time to get

there. one thing to know is that you should avoid driving because plenty of streets will be closed at the best advice is to take some form of public transportation. we're breaking down everything that you need to know. for starters, the parade route. take a look at this map. the parade starts at market and main street and the parade stretches a little more than a mile long and it ends at market and 8th street. the streets will be closed for the party and they won't reopen until 6 o'clock in the afternoon. tomorrow's want to keep that in mind. as far as bart goes, well, they're prepared to take warriors fans to the parade. bart officials say the trains are going to be extended to 10 cars and it doesn't will be on standby. if you are writing bar. here's a few tips. masks are required at all bart stations and trains betting yellow lines. they will not stop at montgomery street and plan ahead. if you are driving to some of the bart stations because some bart parking

lots, well, they could get fool tomorrow. bart will have extra staff and officers at all stations to ensure that everyone gets to the parade safely and on time and put a clipper card on your phone through apple or google pay. clipper is waiving the $3 new card fee for riders who at either of those mobile options. now. embarcadero montgomery, powell, street and civic center stations. they can all be used to get to the parade, but just know that there is no post parade rally. court says at the busiest hours are expected to be at 09:00am until the parade starts. and then from one to 03:00pm after it ends ac transithey are running near san francisco bound transbay bus lanes on monday as scheduled. but the agency anticipate that the bus lines in and out of the sails for transit center could be slowed down starting today at 03:00pm muni is going to have to reroute some of its lines because of the parades and ut

buses. they will only stop at marked muni stops when they are rerouted. so, stephanie, there is plenty of ways for people to get there. try to avoid driving because parking is going to be limited. the parade starts at 11, 20 tomorrow morning. and just remember that tomorrow is federal holiday. so plenty of people will have the chance to catch this parade. back to you. yes, some good advice to keep in mind. thank you so much. camila. >> 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 coverage all the way from start to finish. in sonoma county. fireworks are banned in rohnert park kron four's philippe dollars shows us the local effort to keep it that way. >> and this guy was offered saturday residents in rohnert park who have long storm fireworks and have no use for them. now that all fireworks

are prohibited citywide. we exceeded my expectations already. this year, the rohnert park department of public safety allowed people to drop them off with no questions asked. and by the time the event was over, lieutenant kelley cutler says more than a half dozen boxes were filled. having worked through the major fires that we had >> if this, if we can reduce any of those, those fires, it's a good thing. last independence day, a council member and proponent of banning fireworks discovered someone lit his garbage cans on fire with fireworks. >> voters then back to city council by approving a ban in september. fireworks are also prohibited in all unincorporated areas of sonoma county does cause us a lot of these are ariel. >> devices. a lot of these are consider safe in saying that they stay on the ground. stuff like that. but anything that explodes. >> lieutenant kelly cough ler

says the possession or use of fireworks could result in a $1000 fine. the use of we hearty populous confetti cannons and other devices that do not require admission are allowed in rohnert park phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> castro valley police are investigating a homicide involving 2 men. one of them was beaten by a crow bar around 7.40 saturday morning. police responded to emergency calls about a man bleeding and walking near castro valley boulevard. police say that the man had been attacked and beaten by another man when officers searched the area. they found the second man dead an autopsy and investigation are underway. and after the break happened, june teen, we take a look at events nalpeacrohe bay ea

>> juneteenth celebrations continue across the bay area. today's holiday celebrates the emancipation of enslaved african americans. >> on saturday, the community came out to the june teens in the streets event in san jose. >> the atmosphere out here has been phenomenal. a lot of love. a lot of smiles. people

celebrating and just being excited to be around each other. no chaos. no breath of fresh air. the music has been great. food has been great. >> as you can see from this video, there were lots of different activities going on. there were some barbecue art, lots of dancing and more. happening today. the city of oakland and the naacp come together to celebrate juneteenth. you can check out their free barbecue cook off at a from murray park that starts at 11 this morning and runs until 4 in the afternoon. and here's some more options for you. if you're looking to celebrate juneteenth here in the bay area there listed right there on your screen, valley holds one event today at bankhead theater east bay regional park hosts a celebration hike at coyote hills regional park and other events include one at the niesha veterans memorial hall and one in berkeley as well.

the weather looking >> june teen state looks pretty we're looking for temperatures a little warmer than it was yesterday on shore winds checking in this afternoon. current look at our numbers were in those pleasant 50's. good sleeping weather from last night and the breakdown today. 77 at 12 o'clock by 3. we're talking 82. there is a heat spike, though, in our future as we get into tuesday have with the bloc. look at your forecast coming up in just a bit. the kron 4 morning news weekend continues.

>> cal fire faces a staffing crisis, about 10% of its work force quit last year with wildfires burning longer and more intensely physical and mental fatigue is impacting crews on the front lines. cal-fire union leaders say firefighting shift that used to be 72 hours a week can become 30 to 50 days on the fire line without a break. more than 9,000 fires in 2020 burned more than 4 million acres across the state. now a new report from the air quality life index finds wildfire smoke likely set back decades of state and federal anti-pollution efforts. researchers say particulate pollution the greatest threat to life expectancy, sort of some of the highest levels in

decades and parts of california in 2020. and speaking of firefighting, let's check in with our meteorologist dave spahr for a look at conditions how's it looking out there day? yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. you know, you just think about those wildfires. you know, it's not just burning wood. that's carbon. well, you get carbon dioxide. there's other things structures when they burn this thing. all the things we build buildings out of. >> when oxidize as you create all kinds of compounds and whatever. so you don't always necessarily think about. it's not just carbon dioxide is producing quick check into the humidity levels here. you can see they -rop off before the heat spike gets here on monday afternoon in the east bay up there to solano county will notice there statements about any of this. but in the before it gets here, the heat spike, we do see some dry air really starting to develop off to the east bay. meanwhile, live cam shows of the golden gate bridge off towards the distance on a whole lot of fog. leftover temperature. check for you. we've got the upper 50's at work right now. 68 for antioch. 58 up to santa

rosa. 55 san francisco. 58 san jose. those winds we have the afternoon breeze that we expect not quite as heavy as it was yesterday and noticeably less off to the east bay. then we see in the north bay peninsula, san francisco. but again, inland heating will help drive the machinery of those a refreshing onshore winds warmer inland today with the 80's at work here, 70's bayside 60's covering the coast ill then for this week, summer-like with 90's. pretty much the game plan. heat spike, do on tuesday and 100's for those inland valleys. this may pose some statements for us and then into next weekend, still sunny and warm. we'll see a lot of 90's still working or near should say inland and then 70's and 80's covered the rest of the bay. now for today again, sam, 71% francisco, 76 opened 81 san jose. you can see we bumped up these temperatures for highs going on today. a little bit more so that we saw from yesterday mid-eighties cover most of the east bay east of the east bay hills up to the north. they were looking also at the middle 80's down south,

lower 80's. hold on there as well. and we'll have more of this and the 4 zone forecast. a look at the extended to stephanie. thank you, dave. >> a major crash happened on san francisco's lombard street. a speeding suv crashed into a muni bus, sending 6 people to the hospital. 2 with critical injuries. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this is the aftermath of a crash saturday morning of muni buses. windows shattered on the street and suvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled. a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of walmart in fillmore streets for much of the day. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tells us the driver of the suv that collided with the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. >> blaring on his horn and weaving through traffic, the impact so forceful, it spawn the media bus around the

suspect. driver has been detained as deputy could not comment to the driver was impaired. detectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the january 6 hearings continue tuesday with the committee hearing from georgia officials, georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger and his deputy testify publicly. the hearing will now focus on how former president trump and his allies pressured officials in key battleground states to try and overturn the 2020 election results. raffensberger reportedly resisted trump's outreach. he also testified before a special grand jury in a criminal probe. earlier of trump's efforts. and now to the latest on the war in ukraine. weapons sent to ukraine by the u.s. are being used now on the front lines on saturday, ukrainian forces

fired m 7, 7, 7 howitzers at russian positions in the eastern don. this region. the weapon is an upgrade from what they had been using due to its precision and firing speed. ukrainian officials say that they still need more weapons to push back against russian forces. 2 u.s. military veterans who went missing while fighting in ukraine are being held prisoner by russian forces, russian state tv broadcast short videos of the men from alabama, alex drueke. he and andy when volunteer for of ukrainian task force, which was captured by a russian backed group last week. the state department warned americans should not be going to ukraine to fight. the obama portraits tour makes its debut at the de young museum in san francisco this weekend. there's also a short video you can expect that's on display discussing the historical and artistic significance of these portraits. the tour is organized by the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. it

will be in san francisco until august 14th and this weekend and mission to this gallery is free. so something else you can do this father's day weekend. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news on this week's dine and dish. we're heading to a tasty neighborhood spot in berkeley that you don't want to miss. ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme.

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vegan tacos. yeah. we wanted to focus on quality ingredients but keep things very casual. only back so people can come. >> have really nice meal without having a, you know, potential 5 feel like they can win their kids or couldn't get louder. couldn't get ready for game. >> and that's the twist here at 4 bills. public house. it's also kid friendly. there's a whole room. >> ball machines and video games to appeal to the sports good fun atmosphere. that's a winning combination berkeley. vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> the restaurant industry is getting a virtual makeover as delivery apps become more popular, some dining brands are leaving their physical storefronts behind rich demuro has more on the rising virtual food industry. >> mr. beast burgers, mariah carey's cookies and cosmic wings. what all of these food brands have in common? they

only exist inside an app that is until you order them. >> mr. beast, here's to you. i'm eating a burger that's not served in any restaurant scene. a lot going on in this burger including to smash patties to slice of cheese mustard. mayo catch-up? onions, pickles. i miss anything mr. beast burger is a virtual food brand made popular by youtuber order through an app and delivered directly to customers. mister b's burger is one of our largest brands now operating on almost 2000 locations around the world. stephanie sollers is ceo of virtual dining concepts. a company founded by the same entrepreneur behind planet hollywood. they partner with celebrities and influencers to launch food brands that only exist in the virtual world health. these creators expanded their business actually reach their fans and a new way by delivering something to be on food at their home. there's pardon my cheesesteak based on the popular podcast. if i didn't

know any better, i think i was in philadelphia right now. colorful cake slices from buddy v a the cake boss and cookies from mariah carey. all i want for christmas is you. the items are prepared in kitchens around the world, often inside an existing restaurant with extra capacity, including cafeterias and bowling alleys. definition of a restaurant is completely upended because all you need is cooking space and virtual real estate on the 3rd place live platforms to facilitate the orderly, the customer, even major restaurants are building online. only brands chilis runs. it's just wings. applebee's has cosmic wings and chuck e cheese is behind tests while these pizza to bat for the customer and that probably too much choice and it's overwhelming. plus, you don't any of these brands are 2 good burger. i feel like mister b's soft, but also he this was also kind of bond, which is why using celebrity influencers might be key to virtual concepts. fans feel a connection to the food for

actually delivering something that is and experiential at your own home is something we're very focused on. so how do you know the food brand is virtual? sometimes the ordering apps will let you know on the detail page. other times you have to do a quick google search. >> to see where the items are coming from often it's a local restaurant of a different name. all right. more information, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. i want to what celebrity gets the pork right? i don't know. i'll take it will be a look at temperatures as we stand right thw. upper 50's over most of reeste this afternoon. we're looking for high temperatures to poke on through the 80's for those inland valleys. >> watch out. heat spike due on tuesday. your forecast ♪ ♪

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daytime heating, we tend to get some of those showers fire up a bit. there's a look at the current winds pretty inactive. we've got calm to single digits over most of the real estate upper 50's for a temperature. check for you, though. antioch is racing ahead at 68 at this hour. we'll be watching solano county later this week as we get near this heat spike for some statements to happen in maybe perhaps the east bay in the north, they will follow suit. 77 for noon at 3. we're talking 82 bit by bit. we warm up tuesday's the big day to watch will have more in your 4 zone forecast. an extended and that that stephanie, thanks very much. day. >> a big story we're following this morning. many parents in the bay area now breathing a sigh of relief. kids under the age of 5 can now get their covid-19 vaccine on saturday, cdc advisors officially voted to approve shots for kids as young as 6 months. joining me now to discuss is doctor john swartzberg with the uc berkeley school of public health. good morning to you, doctor. >> good morning. >> all right. so big question

is safety. so how safe is this latest vaccine for young kids? any side effects? we should be aware of. >> all all the safety data that's been done on the children really mirrors what we've seen in adolescence, young adults and older adults. so the safety data looks very favorable. >> and on any side effects that parents should be aware of. >> oh, sure. it's the same things that we experience in in adults. and that is sort of set the site of the injection about one in 5, maybe a little less depending upon facts and you get get fever body aches. so it does have side effects. but the side effects are very limited and really nothing different than we've seen with older folks. >> and will there need to be a booster shot for these young kids? >> well, >> currently approved regimen for pfizer is our our 3 shots.

so it's a 3 shot regiment. it's not the search shots booster to 3 shot regimen and promote area. right now. it's a 2 shot regimen. >> so there's no currently advised booster for moderna. >> okay. gotcha. but with this latest vaccine, it's also going to be a 2 shot process for these young kids under 5. >> for the young kids under 5 with it's well through 5 through 8, 5 for moderna. it's 2 shots for pfizer. it's 3. >> good to know on that. on the differences there. now, when the vaccine became available in many of us were hoping that, you know, this would be it. we can finally put the pandemic behind us. but here we are. more than 2 years and the pandemic is still an ongoing issue. so you know how much you think this latest shot for young children is going to help us really take some big steps forward. a move us a further out of this pandemic stage. >> yeah, good question. i think it's this is going to

help from a public health standpoint it's not going to change the needle dramatically, but it's going improve things. we finally have a vaccine available for kids for me, 6 months all the way through older you finally of all americans being covered me we're think this is going to really make a major difference isn't really into areas. one is that it's going to change the quality of life, not just for the kids, but for the families. kids are going to be able to do a lot worse things now and not only the kids, but the parents are going to feel a lot more comfortable about doing things. if there's an outbreak in schools, for example, this exposure, ys, everything's going to change day care. situations will much better and so on. so the quality of life for families is going to be a lot better. the second thing in really, i think for the way, the most important is we're finally going to have children between the ages of 6 months and in 5 years, protective. this is something

that we haven't had for children yet. we haven't been able to protect these kids. you know, everybody thinks that they not everybody. but a lot of people think that. covid is in children. that's not the case. they're in 6 months to 4 years of age. we've had 20,000 hospitalizations and 200 deaths covid is a serious disease in all ages. 48, less serious. compared to older adults, but it's still a very serious disease. and finally we're going to have protection for these kids. i think that's just that. it really makes me very excited. >> and while we're on that topic of pediatric deaths, you know, what is your message for parents who are still on the fence about this? so they're just not comfortable with getting their kids vaccinated for covid. >> well, first of all, i understand about parents not being. solidly comfortable

about these new vaccines. but we've had no tremendous experience in hundreds of millions of people with backseat with these vaccines. and we know what they can do and we know their safety profile. i think, you know, if if there was no pandemic going on and this vaccine was released, i could really understand parents wanting to say will let students in time and find out how good it is. you know, typically it takes between 10 12 years to get a vaccine available for people from the time it's covered for years was the fastest with most several decades ago. so this is fast. on the other hand, we are in the midst of a pandemic. we are seeing children get sick. thousands and thousands of them. are seeing children get hospitalized in treasure. we see children dying. so we don't have that luxury of waiting. 4, 8, 12 years for all of this data to come in.

we have a vaccine that can protect children that it is. they said experiencing hundreds of millions of people with vaccine around the globe and we know its safety profile. and, you know, it's quite stakes. >> yes, so really the big takeaway here, it sounds like it is the best way to keep ourselves and our kids safe from covid is to get vaccinated. >> yeah, you know, that is the bottom line. we finally have a tool for these children to protect them. and we need to take advantage of it. >> all right, doctor john swartzberg with the uc berkeley school of public health. thank you so much for your insight this morning. >> you're welcome. thank you very much for asking. we'll be right back.

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or delayed nationwide. >> it is just really frustrating i because i was so looking forward to this trip and now we're just getting started. only and harder. yeah, that is a so far today, at least 30 flights have been canceled right here at bay area. airports. >> and take a look at this. check out all this flood damage from yellowstone national park. the flood waters devastated portions of the park causing upwards of a billion dollars in damage. that's according to yellowstone officials who said it could take years to repair hundreds of bridges and miles of roads. but so unfortunate. park officials hope to reopen the southern half of the park to visitors next week. but there's still a lot of work that needs to be done to get the park back to the way it was. what's your thoughts on that day? but all that flooding. >> well, we have more melting one because we have a heat spike coming our way that include talk as well. warming up. by the way, if you are headed up the tahoe, want to get the short sleeved shirts

out because it will definitely be. >> summer-like weather as we get into tuesday, even lingering into wednesday. here's a shot of what we're going on for today. mid 50 mid 80's going on for dad and haris pay up in the north bay, too. going to have

>> welcome back. and happy father's day to you. we have days bar here in our weather center with more on our father's day forecast. hey, dave eye on the weather. by the way, stephanie, ok? yes,

going 70. good morning, half moon bay going on here for you. blue skies, blue bay little bit of low tide to but the onshore winds going to provide some cooling relief here going on. so it'll be a bit cool still today, but you will. >> enjoy that when it comes to around tuesday. tahoe, if you're heading that direction, 70 tomorrow tuesday. 77, this is a heat spike day, but wednesday still lingers at 77. >> a little to all of this will be and we see this happening into the weekend, too. little surge of moisture trying to come up here. we see very, very light footprints of an isolated thunder showers, a possibility always on the lookout. however, for dry lightning. when that starts happening, upper 50's over most the real estate. 68 antioch. 58 going on for santa rosa. again this afternoon. those winds check-in not as strong as yesterday and they will cover the east bay as long mostly in the north, as you can see and also down towards the peninsula. here's what goes on in future cast for here with high pressure building, there's the keep away again. it weekends, there's a little surge of moisture. you can see sneaking up from the south a little bit

in a kind of continues in the rockies until it starts to get cleaned up. our next system coming in here, latter portion of the weekend into early the following week. so it'll provide some cooling relief from us. all are we probably won't get any rain from that, though. and a check of your 4 zone forecast for this sunday. 71 per san francisco got those 60's along the coast. 73 for burning gain to the south 78 foster city. we hav ower80's to report today. 81 palo alto in redwood city, san carlos as well nd o soutbay, 81 san jose cupertino. 82 east bay shoreline got 78 for union city. 70 also going on for fremont with lower 80's happening around the livermore valley. the decoupling is not as a parent today as we will see for tuesday. so these numbers will start really jump in early in the week here. 84 for walnut creek, concord at cenihe aot. or berkeley. the meile' ge,ot e mid 80's up there to solano county. 82 for now to and 86 for santa rosa. looks like 90's. a week ahead for most of

the inland spots, 100 being tuesday. again, it breaks down fairly quickly on wednesday, although that doesn't feel like much of a relief will stay in mid 90's territory heading right on into the following weekend stuff. thanks very much, dave. >> for your health this morning, it is father's day and weather. you're honoring your dad, granddad spouse or just the special father figure in your life. our health expert karen owoc is here with some meaningful ways to celebrate all those wonderful people. now, good morning to you, karen. good morning, stephanie are right. so let's talk a bit about ways to celebrate our father you know, starting off you, you mention of participating in in his favorite hobby that start with that. >> so this is this would be really wonderful for your yard dad or your father figure because you can participate in something that. >> he loves to do. and when you do that, not only is he enjoying doing what he loves to do, but enjoying it even

more because he's doing it with you. so whether it's golfing, painting photography. >> you know, think about some of the things that he likes to do in say, hey, dad, let's let's do that together. >> the secondly, you also there's ways to get to know our fathers on a level that we might not have explored before, which which can include the tracing of the family history. yeah, it's a great way to connect to the family. and i really encourage i don't know. have you done this, stephanie, to take out the video cam, your take out your phone and >> just start documenting and out. some of the stories from your culture. i i actually regret not doing that so much with my dad and learning more about, you know, things that happened to him as he was growing up. so i encourage that for anyone. everyone has a video camera now. so they can they can do that. yeah, that's true. every opportunity

i can get when we do family gatherings after especially after the iphone came out, you know, who's just, you know, try to try to get as many of those special moments, you know, opening christmas presents and, >> you know, father's day gatherings, for just get it all documented in on the on on camera. you also additional activities that people can do together as a family today. >> yeah, puzzles. i love puzzles because and i use to this with my mom and that it's because the fact that puzzles are very therapeutic for all ages. so it's a really good family activity. it's good for short-term memory. fine motor control. and when you're working on a problem together as a group it it creates strengthens social bonds so think about that quiet concentration is also a form of meditation. so puzzles are are great gift as well a great

family activity and shutter fly. i don't know if you know tais that shutterfly you can make your own puzzles out of the family portrait. our family picture. so that would make it really fun and personnel. that sounds like idea to check that out of another grgrt bonding activity is simply spending time in the kitchen, too. >> yes, yes. spending time in the kitchen, cooking together as well as sitting together and eating together. so. >> i know some people can't be with their family. so maybe consider having a meal together and sharing a meal together over zoom and and and at least you could be together in some 4. and also taken actually you could take that is one step. and and create a meal that tyson with your cultural heritage. that would be fun. also, yeah, maybe cooking a dish inspired something that your father might have got. our fathers

may have grown up, you know, eating when they were when they were younger. we could have them it just that or we could partake in trying to recreate that. >> exactly. exactly. you also just in engaging in simple acts of service as well. yeah, and i see this a lot with mike that runs, you know, that they're not able to do up a physically do some of the things that they want to do. so. >> they see these projects that are just sitting there and it really creates anxiety. so if you see something that your dad or grandad that they have an unfinished project, you know. asked them or or just hey, let's let's do this, i'm going to do this for you. and that would really. >> make him feel good and make them feel like you really care. but, you know, being able to cross one thing off and there to do less or to >> and another activity that you're recommending as well as helping those who don't have

father figures in their lives and stepping in and supporting them. >> right. so this father's day for someone that doesn't have a father can be a very painful day. you know, one in 4 children don't have a father figure in their home. so being a mentor is is a great opportunity to 2 do we have children that you just need some guidance in their day-to-day challenges. and there's an organization called mentoring, dot org where you can and get some information and find out where who can you can help. so highly recommend that that organization wonderful. so some great advice from our health expert here. kron 4. karen owoc, thank you so much for joining us. and for your perspective this morning. >> you're see you next week. all right. happy father's day to all the dads and father figures out there. we'll be right back.

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station. you're watching the kron 4 morning news. at know. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's sunday. happy father's day to you. we have a lot to get to this morning, but let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty decent sunday in store for us here. not too hot going on here we'll get some hotter temperatures later this week. there's a look at the golden gate bridge. little bit hazy fog left over. >> but quite as thick as we saw from yesterday. temperature check for you. now we graduated to the 60's just last hour. we're talking upper 50's now we're in the 60's. so we're getting some warmth going on a pretty much check-in. and 57 there. 54 also per half moon bay. that's where you'll be able to get some relief as the week comes up ahead for today. we're talking about 80 going on at 1 o'clock and 4.82. so they could be a lot more 80's at work here for the inland valleys. however, this is going to jump to the 90's very quickly. tomorrow. and by

tuesday may be up around 100 going on. so we're watching that carefully. no statements about that. and also on monday, a little bit of offshore winds are sometimes papa possible as the high positions itself. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in just a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. days. >> breaking news, all lanes on the bay bridge are finally back open after a deadly crash snarled traffic for hours. that crash happened just before 3 in the westbound lanes. just west of treasure island. and we know at least one person died from that incident. no word yet on what caused that crash. but as you can see from this live shot of twe bay bridge, all lanes reopened that happened shortly after 5.15 this morning. another big story we're following. the city of san francisco is gearing up for tomorrow's big warriors championship parade. about a million people expected to attend that kron four's. camila barco is live for us in the city with more on what we should all expect. camila.

>> deputy all just expect for thousands of people to be there. like you said about a million people are expected to go and that's not going make it easy for people who are wanting to go and are expecting to drive the number one tip, avoid driving there. just take some form of public transportation. here's a breakdown of what you should know for one. the parade route. here is where it starts at market street and main street. that parade stretches a little over a mile long and then it ends at market an 8th street. the streets will be closed for the party and they won't reopen until 6 o'clock monday afternoon. so keep that in mind. now, bart, they're prepared to take the warriors fans to the parade. bart officials say that trains are going to be extended to 10 cars and a dozen will be on standby if you are writing bar. here's a few tips mask. keep them in hand. they are required at all. bart stations and trains lines will not stop at montgomery street. >> and plan ahead because some bark parking lot could get

cool tomorrow. now bart will have extra staff and officers at all stations to ensure that everyone gets to the parades safely and on time put a clipper card on your phone through apple or google play. clipper is waiting the $3 you card fee for riders to add either of those mobile options. now, embarcadero montgomery, powell street at civic center stations. they can all be used to get to the parade. however, just know that there is no post parade rally, bart. they expect their busiest hours to be at 09:00am until the parade starts. and then from one to 03:00pm after it ends. as far as ac transit goes, well, they are running their san francisco bound transbay bus lines on monday as scheduled. but the agency anticipates that bus lines in and out of the salesforce transit center could be slow down and starting today at 03:00pm muni is going to have to read about some of its e busewi only stop at eth

marked muni stops when they're rerouting. so, stephanie, there is plenty of ways to get to the parade. muni bar you can use maybe uber lift. those are your best options. or you can even walk there if you do live in the city, just try to avoid driving there because parking is going to be limited. you know how it goes here in san francisco. the parade does start at 11, 20 tomorrow morning. and just remember that tomorrow is a federal holiday. so people who normally wouldn't be able to go are now able to because they might have the day off. stephanie, back to you. a lot of things to keep in mind and some good advice there. thank you so for that live report. >> and kron 4 will have extended coverage of the parade starting at 10:00am on monday. we'll show the championship ceremony at 10, 20 and bring you coverage of the parade from start to finish. so make sure you tune in. and many parents in the bay area breathing a sigh of relief. kids under the age of

5 can now get their on saturday advisors officially voted to approve shots for kids as young as 6 months. kron four's amanda hari brings us thoughts from a bay area. doctor and a family whose daughter participated in a vaccine trial just last year. the doctor tells me this is a major milestone for the first time. >> everyone age 6 months and older can be vaccinated against covid-19. the family i spoke to said they're grateful now all of their daughter's friends can be vaccinated just like her. >> is our super hero for doing this and being so brave. she is part of the decision-making process the whole time starting next week, children under 5 will be able to be vaccinated for covid-19. louise liqueur has been vaccinated since april of 2021. just after she turned 3, how do you feel about getting the vaccine? good mother,

angelica liqueur says they saw there was a trial for children under 5 at stanford help on the sunday night news, a beast out the same night monday, we got a call that they had a spot in phase one of the trial. and we talked to the researchers and on to say she got her first dose of the vaccine. that's great kid. and they say she tolerated it. well, it was so she had very minimal side effects. i think after her booster shot a little bit of a headache and fatigue, but lasted less than a day. ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he expects most children to have minimal to no side effects side effects. i actually >> lower probability and kids compared to older kids and adults. when you look at and so on. so i think that's really good news. we don't expect any mayo card, right? as so inflammation of the heart because that goes with young adults and older teen

males because it tracks with testosterone decisions. the moderna vaccine is one quarter of the adult dose and is for children 6 months to 5 years old. >> the pfizer vaccine is one 10th and for children, 6 months to 4 years old, look course. tell me they're expecting a second baby any day now. we were just talking today with this exciting news and looking at trials for kids under 6 months, we 100% do it again. >> we spoke to stanford children's health and they say they expect to start vaccinating ch ldren under the age of 5. >> next week and they say they're already preparing it in the newsroom. amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> coming up, one bay area community host, a fireworks buyback program. why officials say events like these are more important than ever. and after the break, happy juneeh toyoe ataokevts a pni allcrs bath ar

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♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. ♪ ♪ continue all across the bay area. >> today's holiday celebrates the emancipation of enslaved african americans osaturday, the community came out to the june teeth in the streets event in san jose. >> the atmosphere out here has been phenomenal. a lot of love. a lot of smiles. people celebrating and just being excited to be around each

other. no chaos. no at the fresh air. the music has been great. food has been great. >> as you can see from this video here, there were lots of different activities going on. it was great food like barbecue art and lots of dancing. as you can see and other fun activities as well, including some shopping that people can do happening the city of oakland and the naacp come together to celebrate juneteenth. you can check out their free barbecue cook-off at you're from or a park. it starts at 11 this morning and runs until 4 in the afternoon. and now let's take a look at some more events happening in the bay area. if you're looking for ways to celebrate, those events are listed right there on your screen. a livermore valley art holds one today at bankhead theater east bay regional park holds host a celebration hike at coyote hills regional park and other events include want to punish a veterans memorial hall and one in berkeley as well.

>> and for today, a little bit more of a warm-up that we saw from yesterday with temperatures in those inland valleys going to the 80's, how we're going to shore right through the 90's tomorrow. and we expect another heat spike on tuesday. a look ahead with your forecast is like kron. 4 morning news weekend continues.

>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather.

we have meteorologist dave opspahr with a closer look at our father's day forecast. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. east bay shoreline lull it up. nice and blues. we see blue bay blue skies. that's going to continue as we go into next week. but it's going to be summer first day of summer come tuesday and fill every bit of it as well. 71. >> mostly 60's on the board here, although some 50's hanging a little bit. we're just in the upper 50's last hour. so we're seeing temperatures start to move now. 62 for san francisco. meanwhile, 54 for half moon bay. we still expect those onshore winds to kick him complements of inland heating in the high hasn't been able to shut that off. so that's still kind of good news. plus above us, we're not quite getting the warming just yet. that's going to happen again on tuesday. east bay. you're not going to be as windy all day today as we saw from yesterday, little bit more concentrate up in the north bay peninsula and along the coast. so game plan is this warmer inland today with a lot of 80's 70's covering the bay and 60's at the coast for this week. summer-like with 90's pretty much all week long.

heat spike on tuesday. that's the day will race to 100 and probably some statements with that. well, the service takes to keep a good 48 hours out in advance for this. you might start hearing about it as early as tonight, but probably by monday, they'll be some statements to be talking about. he spied a tuesday the next weekend, sunny and warm near about 90 inland with 70's and 80's covering much of the bait again for father's day today. not 71. a san francisco. 76 oakland, 81 san jose. but again, inland, those temperatures moving a bit more. so we got the middle 80's both in the north bay, the east bay, not too bad for mid to late june here again, though, first day of summer gets here on tuesday and it will feel it your 4 zone forecast an extended coming up in a bin stephanie, thanks very much, dave. >> this week the house committee investigating the capitol riots moved on to their 3rd of 7 public hearings. presenting evidence from a months long investigation into former president trump's voter conspiracy claims and the insurrection on january 6 here

discusses kron four's political analyst michael yaki. thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you, stephanie. nice to meet you. finally. what a welcome to come on board. trey, thank you very much. it's good to be here. it's nice to see this morning as well. you know, so, michael, this week's hearing, we know focused in on vice president mike pence and the pressures he faced the day >> of and after the riots. we all know at this point the vice president chose not to overturn the results of the election. so what stood out most to you about the testimonies and evidence involving the vice president this week. >> i think what was really disturbing, i think for for the american people, this is the to which the president trump and his and his close circle of advisers, the insurrection, as i would like to say, trying to work the pressure. mike pence with bogus legal carries the legal there is that they knew would not withstand any constitutional scrutiny. what's wherever they were clearly in violation of the

electoral count act. but it didn't as the as the committee showed liz cheney showed in her opening statement last week. you know, this is about willfully ignoring and choosing to ignore the truth about how the election was conducted and the fact that there was no fraud. but the president refused to. i buy buy that he sought out and got the help of people like john eastman who are cooking up these crazy so but but to me personally, the most chilling part was the revelation and, you know, forming in the in the proud boys said that they telling my parents and then see pelosi that they were going to kill and that to me shows that threat. that we were facing to american democracy time january 6th, far beyond what people could have >> let's also turn now to the topic of ginni thomas is a very interesting one. she's a conservative activist, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas. now the house is called on her to testify

because she apparently exchanged e-mails with trump adviser john eastman, who you just mentioned. he's accused of conspiring to keep trump in office. >> so we know that the supreme court has already heard cases on january 6. so is there some sort of conflict of interest here? what's interesting, interesting, because in one of the case, the lone dissent to not to taking, for example. >> the pennsylvania challenge. it was completely bogus was justice and then you have this interesting interplay between 2 stories that came out in the last few days about how eastern was talking about a fight in the supreme court and that and that and that initial reaction to one of one of one of the legal advisers to the president was at i i i might new 72 and you would he get that to from the way to get the idea about the fight from and then you get the revelation about the e-mails and texts between john eastman and jeanne thomas and what and why she provided him inside information about the court. i

mean, this really goes to whether or not clarence thomas has the ability to be a supreme court justice in many respects because if your oath is to protect and defend the constitution and you are. and everyone says they are in line politically. it's 100% in sync. he and his wife, jenny, if there are few, if his viewpoint. does match that. and it is one that would subvert the constitution, but he is sworn to uphold and defend and interpret it really calls into question is ability to be a supreme court justices that willing to bite by one simple cornerstone of american constitutional democracy, which is we are a constitutional democracy. >> and do you justice, thomas potentially recusing himself from future upcoming hearings related to january 6 because of his wife's connection to president trump. >> i think there's a lot more pressure on him now. and i was i was musing the some the day that justice john roberts. i

would tell clarence thomas, you either recuse or i will write about why you should recuse in my any, which would which would, of course, be out of bounds and tremendously embarrassing damage. he did so we'll see. but my sister, my suspicion is that it's going to be hard for him not to and hopefully there won't be any more cases coming up. the supreme court on this because so far they managed to keep everything at bay because the constitutional theories that have been brought about january stab at the november 2020 election. ave no standing, no merit. nothing. no. there. there to begin with. >> now, the house committee at this time appears undecided on whether to issue a criminal referral. a former president trump and his what are the chances that could actually happen in your eyes? well, it's interesting because the chair bennie thompson, the she kind of said no. >> and then everyone else in the recent, hey, wait a minute. i think that there is a good possibility that that

would happen. and i think they should. they should do it. it would send a message to merrick garland watching this. we just ask for all the testimony and transcripts of depositions to add to his prosecutor is prosecutions team evaluate this. i mean, this is it is a very difficult decision to prosecute a president or even a former president. you don't want to have the weapons of the justice department news at this sort of a pilot effect because you don't like the person who was in office before, but this really is the exception that proves the rule is this went to who we are as a country and whether or not we believe that constitution boxing means you've got to abide by the rules. it's not like the golden state warriors can go in the road and in boston and win by 45 points. and then the owner that celtics change the score and says, hey, eye on the score keeping, doesn't work that way. that's not out. american democracy works. >> and i just want to give you maybe 10 more seconds here because this is big question.

your, you know, do you see this impacting trump in a big way and is going to i mean, do you do this affecting the chances of him running for future office? >> only if only if people out there and i mean, everyone hold their friends and loved who may have a different going to be accountable. this was a like this isn't did not. this should not happen. and, you know, as you sit around, you know, your father's day barbecue today and i'm say hello to my dad. happy father's day was watching on the kron on app in arizona. that, you know, you should bring the stuff up. this is important. this is important to ku. we are as a country and whether we're going to continue and whether their children and the children's children, america that they recognized, if we don't stop the perpetuation of the big lie. and that includes donald trump. >> all right. kron 4 political analyst michael yaki. pleasure to have you with us. thank you, stephanie. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. it start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have dave spahr, the weather center with the very latest. how's it looking out there? day? a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. blue skies, blue bay, east bay shoreline. real clear. all the fog since gone temperatures. a little warmer today, though, that we saw yesterday. lots of 80's to dish out and we'll be pushing into the 90's as we get into early next week. flow pattern is much the same as we saw before. the will be a nice little onshore wind as we get that inland heating going on and you can see up in the rockies will. but the western edge, the flare up of a few showers. that will happen. this is the summertime pattern. we grow to know through there's a look at our winds right now. calm to single digits over most of the region. they're variable winds, 71 for antioch, and we graduated to the 60's from those chilly 50's from last hour or so. >> this is the new wrinkle we have for the 9 o'clock hour. 54 still for half moon bay.

now give you an idea of our breakdown today. we've got about 81 o'clock and 4.82. will be sailing right through the 90's by tomorrow. and again, 100, it looks like by tuesday. again, no statement yet, but we expect to hear about some heating statements coming up probably later today or into early monday. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> castro valley police investigating a homicide involving 2 men. one of those men waen by a crowbar happened around 7.40, saturday morning. police responding to emergency calls about a man bleeding and walking near castro valley boulevard. officers say that the man had been attacked and beaten by another man when officers searched the area. they found the second man dead an autopsy and investigation are underway. a major crash happened on san francisco's lombard street. a speeding suv. >> crashed into a muni bus, sending 6 people to the hospital. 2 with critical injuries. kron four's gayle ong has the story.

>> this is the aftermath of a crash saturday morning of muni buses. windows shattered on f% the street and suvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of lombard in fillmore streets for much of the day. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tells us the driver of the suv that collided with the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. >> blaring on his court and weaving through traffic, the impact so forceful. it spawn the media bus around the suspect. driver has been detained as deputy could not comment to the driver was impaired. detectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. in sonoma county. fireworks are banned in rohnert park.

>> kron four's shows us the local effort to keep it that way. >> offered saturday residents in rohnert park who have long storm fireworks and have no use for them. now that all fireworks are prohibited citywide. we exceeded my expectations already. this year, the rohnert park department of public safety allowed people to drop them off with no questions asked. and by the time the event was over, lieutenant kelley cutler says more than a half dozen boxes were filled. having worked through the major fires that we had >> if this, if we can reduce any of those, those fires, it's a good thing. last independence day, a council member and proponent of banning fireworks discovered someone lit his garbage cans on fire with fireworks. >> voters then back to city council by approving a ban in september. fireworks are also prohibited in all unincorporated areas of sonoma county does cause us a lot of these are ariel.

>> devices. a lot of these are consider safe in saying that they stay on the ground. stuff like that. but anything that explodes. >> lieutenant kelly cough ler says the possession or use of fireworks could result in a $1000 fine. the use of we hearty populous confetti cannons and other devices that do not require admission are allowed in rohnert park phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire faces a staffing crisis. about 10% of its work force quit last year with wildfires burning longer and more intensely physical and mental fatigue is impacting crews on the front lines. cal-fire union leaders say firefighting shift that used to be 72 hours a week can easily become the 32 50 days on the front lines without a break. the january 6 hearings continue on tuesday with the committee hearing from georgia

officials, georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger and his deputy testify publicly. the hearing will focus on how former president trump and his allies pressured officials in key battleground states to try and overturn the 2020 election results. raffensberger reportedly resisted trump's outreach. he also testified earlier before a special grand jury in a criminal probe on trump's efforts. the summer travel season is starting to pick up. but airline staffing shortages may make it harder for you to reach your final destination at sfo. the airport is suggesting travelers arrive 3 hours early as staffing issues might make it difficult to get through security. things might be way should be a little longer. and nationwide, thousands of domestic flights have been canceled or delayed over the past few days. severe weather moved across the country late last week playing a pretty big role in this on saturday. more than 5,000 flights were either canceled or delayed nationwide. it is

just really frustrating i because i was so looking forward to this trip and now we're just getting started. only this. >> and harder. >> so far today, at least 30 flights have been canceled at bay area. airports. we're celebrating pride month right here on kron 4 last weekend, the aids quilt was on display in golden gate park around 3,000 panels were spread across robin williams meadow sharing the stories of those who have died from the virus. kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look at the largest community art project in history. >> eric? joan, john, it's an impressive sight to see the aids quilt sprawled across the grass of golden gate park. the first time it's been on full display since 1996 when it cover the national mall in washington, d.c., cleve jones came up with the idea for the quilt 35 years ago during a candlelight march in memory of supervisor harvey milk and mayor george oscone e it was

november 1985. and the aids death toll in san francisco hit 1000. it only because so many people shared my need to express our grief and our anger. >> our outrage at the lack of government response. what started as an idea to memorialize the men and women dying of aids still lives on to this day, growing to more than 50,000 panels with more than 100,000 names of those who have died of the virus. it doesn't matter what other people say because believe me, everybody told me this was the stupidest thing that ever heard of you know, it went on to become one of the world's largest community arts project history. the quilt is overseen by the national aids memorial weighing roughly 54 tons and growing. i have some red thread for its 35th anniversary quilt volunteers like michael been joining and joni just are gathered once a week in san francisco's castro district to help create new panels and repair old ones

that use hot. look, michael has had to go through the motions of making a panel for friend several times. >> like the one covered in pink tool for his friend, james. he was one of those people that is. >> so smart. but he also nothing stopped him and he would step over the bounds. each time the quote is taken out of storage and displayed. there's a reading of names, cherry change, people are able to see the lights represented and hear who they were over the loudspeaker. and we news. >> that name. >> your emotions. exploding hall high 35 years since the first panel was created and they're still activism being done by the founders of the aids memorial quilt and those who carry on its mission. the group is shedding light on how hiv and aids affects people of color and other minorities who don't have access to lifesaving medications. >> health care should be for everyone. now each. is the

first step. >> it's why new panels are sewn every day and added to the biggest display of the quilt ever seen in san francisco represents a great deal of love and the power of love. the power of community. what family really means for generations to understand why the first reds were stitched. baker in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron. 4 news >> it's part of our celebrations for pride month here at kron 4. we'd love for you to join us for our bay area pride, special love will keep us together. it will be hosted by john shrable in taylor bisacky that airs on thursday, june 23rd at 06:30pm. now the bay area baseball, the giants in pittsburgh taking onhe pis th7th inning, luis gonzalez driving one into nter fie drives in a run to give the giants a 2 run to run lead. excuse me. the tea plaagn . e n n byin

rst pitchat 10. 35. meanwhile, the a's hosting the kansas city royals. and once again, the a's offense did not show up for this game. the royals go on to win by a final of 2 to nothing. the a's have now lost 15 of their last 17 games. the 2 teams play again this afternoon. first pitch is set for one. 0, 7, at the coliseum just a thing. >> today we're talking about temperatures for highs. mid 80's going on those inland valleys. but get ready. another dose of summertime weather conveniently placed on the first day of summer will take a look at that 4 zone forecast and the extended just a bit kron. 4 morning news a bit kron. 4 morning news continues. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, if you can help heal your skin from within?

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don't change or stop asthma medicines kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. beautiful shot of half moon bay, the coast. yeah. this is a place you're going to be able to escape the heat coming. >> our way for the week ahead. little bit of a low tide going on. a whole lot of people have right now. i'm sure they will be later this afternoon, by the way, heading the other direction for the mountains up to the upper 70's near about 80 by midweek. it looks like as another heat spike comes for central california. looks like temperatures for us right now. we're at 71 for antioch. a lot of 60's over the region

right now replacing the upper 50's, although fremont still at 59 in 54 there, half moon bay remain cool, which were made the case onshore. winds later today complements of inland heating, although it won't last as long in the east bay as it will in the north bay peninsula. we like that on shore wind direction. but once the high gets over place overhead by tuesday, those winds are really shut down. that's where you start to really feel the heat. even in san francisco a little bit as of airlating a bit. so here it comes. boom or opt out there. notice afterwards as we get into thursday, a little bit of a swap. the moisture coming up in our general direction. we're on the western edge of it. it's very weak, but that's the pattern of the monsoon. and we're going to continue to monitor this and watch this over the months ahead. because when the can become active, it can throw us some dry thunderstorms, although that's not threat for us right now, though. so that looks good on that front and another system en llowaen nt d we . that will serve to cool that ll be stis. cool us down a bit. temperature check

for you. 71 san francisco in the 4 zone forecast keeping in weloe st bayside peninsula. 73 for burlingame. but look at this th. popp the los, san carlos redwood city, 81, along with palo alto, much the same for the south bay. again, lower 80's hee to san josemorgan hill. 83 82 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the upper 70's lower 80's covering tri valley, livermore valley all the way through walnut creek. 85 for a beill ob wably be these closer to 90 tomorrow. 73 berkeley, richmond, 78 and compliments of those on shore winds. it will be still quite active today. billy, what 71. but as you head into the kirk a traiupgh goes or pibu rg82 al forapd 86 for santa rosa. first day of summer gets here. the dead of night on tuesday morning about 02:00am or so but will feel tuesday afternoon, 100 for those inland valleys. and i0 really stays in the 90's afterwards

through next weekend. we're hoping that system the drop south after that and early the following week will bring us maybe some cooling relief by that point. stephanie, thanks very much to it. >> well, through the challenges of the pandemic, the city of san francisco continues to evolve as officials wage war on an influx of illegal drugs and make major investments in public education. here discuss plans for his district is supervisor matt dorsey representing district 6, which covers so on mission bay and treasure island. thank you so much. supervisor. bring for being here with us this morning. thanks so much. stephanie led to so you're no stranger to city government. you've worked with the police department for quite some time as well as the city attorney's office. you've been in the supervisors chair for just over a month. now. you know, what's it going to take to get illegal drugs off the streets? well, you know, it's interesting because i've worked in city government going back. 20 years and i never thought that i would be on the board of supervisors. but candidly, i never thought

that i would want to be. >> and it was the convergence of a public health crisis, accidental drug overdose deaths in my own personal journey and identified as an addict and an alcoholic and i've spent most of my adult life in recovery. and i think for many people like me who are in the recovery community, we were seeing over the last couple of years, a city that is doing an amazing job of how it's addressing a public health crisis and covid-19, but not a very good job of how it's addressing drug overdose deaths last the number came out for the number of drug overdose deaths since the advent of covid. we have lost nearly twice as many people to drug overdose deaths. covid. we're closing in on 1600 san franciscans lost to covid and we're under 900 law. i'm sorry. 1600 san franciscans last drug overdose deaths and under 900 lost to so when a vacancy came on the board of

supervisors, i asked mayor breed to consider me because i think our city can do a better job of serving those who are struggling with substance use disorder and getting them on the other side of their addiction. >> yes. so this is an issue that obviously you're working on tackling you propose some new legislation. walk us through that. it looks like you're looking to set up recovery zones of some sort outside of treatment centers right? >> so one of the things that i think san francisco meet san francisco needs to do a better job at is working with people who are active in their addictions to help them get on to the other side of that, we do have a lot of great nonprofits, public health services but often times there's very good reasons that we put those kinds of facilities in areas where there's a lot of rampant drug dealing over open air drug scenes because that's where the problem is. what we failed to see, though, is that we're actually taking people who are

at never at their never more vulnerable than when they have made the brave and difficult decision to seek help and we're putting them in areas where. there's drug dealers right there. preying on people who are active in their addictions. so i think it's important for the city to recognize that we have an obligation to better support people who are seeking help. so i would like to have something that we're calling a right to recovery block or right to recovery zone. that would basically asked police that if anybody is doing drugs outside of these kinds of sober living environments or clinics that they be subject to confiscation of their trucks time. this is a priority enforcement zone. and if there's drug dealers who are out there preying on young drug addicts are trying to get help, that they would be subject to immediate arrest. so it is not compelling the police department to do anything. but it is saying that as a matter of public policy, we think this is an area that deserves priority

for enforcement >> describe that paint a picture of what this is like for us. what is it like outside of treatment centers in the city of san francisco and what's the plan when it comes to partnering with the police? well, there is a it's a block in my neighborhood, actually very close to where i live on ministry. and there was a program called them in a project, which is an abstinence space. >> recovery program and it's a residential treatment program. and right down the block is is an area that has become a magnet for drug sales and drug use and to very triggering to the people who live there. this is a great project to that's run by the department of adult probation. and they've done a lot of great work, but it's really putting people in harm's way. one tf the things that we also have to be cognizant of is a right to recovery zone isn't solely for the people who are seeking recovery. it's also for the neighborhood. it's very

suspicious of the kinds of programs like them in a project there neighbors were thinking, oh, this is going to be a magnet for drug dealers. so i think the city also has to be aware that if we want neighborhoods to support the kinds of facilities that we need, more of to help our city make progress on drug overdose deaths we need to win over neighborhoods. and i think the way to do that is to to make sure that we are sharing neighbors. we're going to prioritize these as areas where there's not going to be drug dealing on the street and we're going to arrest regulars if they're selling it. >> and where is this legislation now? i understand you're working with the city attorney's office on >> so i asked city attorney david chiu to begin the process of drafting legislation. i was deliberate and even a couple of things that remain to be determined. for example, is it going to be a block? is it going to be a set distance? i'd like to have some conversations with lawyers and also neighbors. the other thing that is going

to be important is to figure out how do we designate so that there's a visible designation of this being a right to recovery block. and then we should have some discussions about what kinds of facilities we're talking about, sober living environments and rehab services, i think are natural ones. i want to make sure that we're including supervised consumption sites and that's another kind of conversation. but i would advocate to include those. my observation, having been in city hall for a long time is the people who come in with. here's my 16 point plan and it's my way or the highway aren't very successful. what i do want have want to come forward with some ideas. but i also want to have the the the door open to people as we can talk through some of the details. so right now we're still in the drafting phase on working with neighbors and the department of public health and city attorney. you for that? and >> i want to make we're running out of time. i want to make sure we get this question in because i think this is a big talker point it looks like

my producers asking us to wrap. i want to talk about the new school but will fight another opportunity to have you come back on and talk about this. thank you so much for being here with us today. supervise dorsey. thank you 7. all right. we'll be right back.

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