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quick contrast. this is again the morning hours, though, were trailing a couple degrees off to the east, but they will be building this afternoon. still going to be summer like all over the bay, though. here's storm tracker 4. no interruptions going on for this weekend. the breakdown for you worried about 84, 11 o'clock by 2. we're checking in at 94. we'll check in your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. our top story this morning. reaction continuing to pour in from across the country after the supreme court's landmark decision to overturn roe v wade. joseph olmo is live for us outside the supreme court in washington, d.c., with the latest. good morning to you, joseph. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. yeah, we're doing this live shot at a very, very important time to time here in washington, d.c.. is 10 0 one in the morning. it was almost 24 hours ago to the dot that the news came out that roe versus wade was overturned in that building behind me, our

nation's highest court. finally, more people are starting to trickle in today. at this time yesterday, there were hundreds, if not thousands of people out here right now. there's a couple 100 speeches have started. and if it's anything today like what it was yesterday is going to be a lot of people out here. take a look. this morning as the sun rose behind the highest court in the land. >> it's likely to bring a second day of raw emotion. >> we're not going backwards. we are not going backwards. from obviously overjoyed. lot of us cried. happy tears. you're hanging out with decision. if you want to see where the debate on abortion stands in america, look no further than right outside the supreme court were after the news broke. the crowd outside grew bigger and bigger. i remember there were actual. >> classmates i had in high school who died from illegal abortions and i do not want to go back to that. everybody said that the court legislate from the bench today. they didn't. they gave legislative powers back to the people. so now what people want in their

respective states, they can vote on it. and it's beyond the killers of our nation's highest court where the 9 justices live justice brett kavanaugh lives in montgomery county, maryland, a suburb of washington, d.c.. >> outside of his home last night, anger. >> i think unfortunately, we need to inconvenience these people at their home so that they realize that the impact that they have >> u.s. marshals now providing enhanced security outside of the places that supreme court justices call home back in washington. one protester taking his message to new heights climbing on top of a bridge writing on twitter. i'm at the top of the frederick douglass bridge and want to know why you aren't in the streets. nonviolently shutting down the government day after day after day. so congress protects abortion rights. yes, outside of the supreme court right now. like i said, there's about 100 people who

are protesting. i hear abort. the court is one of the main messages. >> that people are chanting here. we're also keeping our eyes on a candlelight vigil that is for tonight. but tomorrow night at 09:00pm, it will happen right at the bottom of the steps here. nation's highest court. stephanie, back to you. >> when history there, thank you so much, joseph, for that live report. and people who oppose abortion celebrated the supreme court's decision about a dozen people gathered outside the planned parenthood offices in walnut creek. one of the people there telling kron 4 she started crying when she got the news and had been praying for the supreme court's decision. but one pastor said this victory is just temporary. >> he's going to put it on the ballot for the citizens of california to vote abortion rights into our constitution. so it's a very short term for california. >> antiabortion demonstrators rallied outside of this clinic before and not always

peacefully. the walnut creek city council adopted an ordinance earlier this year creating an 8 foot buffer zone between activists and patients. the supreme court's decision continues to mobilize abortion rights activists rallies unfolding across the country, including right here in the bay area from forced to reassess. stasio takes us inside some of those protests. from san francisco to the south bay bay area. residents speaking out about the supreme court's decision rolling back roe v >> demanding choices in pledging to fight for reproductive rights. about 100 people gathered at the ferry building friday. wise is so important to be out >> because if we don't have choice, we and i think that abortion is health care. there's plenty of different reasons that women with the abortion outside of reproductive right, that she should have the option to

choose whether or not you want raise a child, especially when we have conservatives who want to have children. and don't want to support us with welfare for other services check out the sign reading, quote, i hope someday women have more rights than guns. >> that following the supreme court's decision earlier in the week blocking a new york law banning carrying weapons in cobb they really important because because all the regulations, i mean, guns. yesterday we found out of today's got more important than ones bodies, which is never the right answer. if we don't speak up, nobody well, the crowd took their chance down market street seeking abortion across america. >> it is made us second-class citizens and this was the scene in santa clara, a group banding together to voice their concerns about frustration with the court's actions. also in san mateo friday evening, a large crowd held a rally to express their support for choice earlier in the month, the san mateo county board of supervisors announced offering more aid to planned parenthood to protect

access to reproductive choices, more rallies and protests against the court's decision are expected throughout the weekend. terry says stasio kron 4 news. >> and we have a look at pro abortion rallies across the bay area today. 10, 15 this morning. congressman eric swalwell holds an event at planned parenthood and hayward. there's also an event later this morning outside of city hall at 10 and another rally happens at 11 in oakland in snow park. coming up, the overturn of roe v wade raisin worry over the future of same marriages. >> the reaction from the bay area, lgbtq community. and sick of sky-high gas prices. relief could be on the way california lawmakers reaching a tentative deal in the gas replace rebate plan. details straight ahead.

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the plan is set to provide larger refunds to low income households. an official vote is still needed before. this all goes into effect. and it's all part of a larger state budget agreement. the governor and legislators are expected to reveal soon. starting today. face masks can come off again inside most buildings in alameda county. that decision took effect at midnight since the county says the covid case rate is improving. masks will still be required inside health care settings, correctional facilities, homeless shelters and long-term care facilities. alameda county became the only bay area county, too, reintroduce a indoor mask mandate earlier this month. >> could be caught and warm today. again, we have temperatures in the 90's. well inland, it looks like that's going to hold for a couple days, certainly for this weekend. look at forecast. we come back

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for the next well for the weekend, only into the week, but there is a change on the 2nd half of the week. up ahead, 60 at this hour now conquered 68 already. antioch. 61 for livermore got a lot of 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline. 52 santa rosa and a bottle. 54. meanwhile, 4 san francisco check into our winds with that inland heating. we see the afternoon breeze kick in will help keep numbers like in valais hold out a little bit more than they've seen from last week. but wind will pick up around the carquinez strait out towards the delta. meanwhile, out to the coast again, it will be breezy all day today. keeping those temperatures into the 60's here is that again, the resurgence happening tomorrow. at least we're getting this afternoon breeze when that highs in the right spot, sometimes that shuts completely off and we get no relief at all. high pressure to the south of us. so it's not anchored in the right spot to turn that all off. so very hot conditions prevail to the south, but well inland. of course, we'll be into the 90's. that's a given this weekend. it's sunny, warm for the bay hot inland 80's bay

90's inland only in the week. that continues, although a little bit relaxing of temperatures, you don't feel towards the latter portion of the week. cooler by week's end and lower 80's. well inland 70's for the bay. so that will be a nice little, brooke, kind of fresh air as we get off into the latter portion of the week. 72 san francisco today, 79 for oakland, 91, san jose. so even in the south bay, we're starting to poke those 90's out too. here's what the big board looks like with middle 90's in the far east bay up to the north bay. 92 santa rosa. but there is san jose 91. we'll take a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thanks very much. dave. >> the roe v wade decision has led many people to speculate on what happens next. one of the supreme court's conservative justices sharing in a separate opinion friday, that same marriage could be the next to go. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> caitlin and monica decided the best way to kick off pride weekend was to get married at san francisco city hall friday. it's important to be

someone that >> kids wanting to grow up and get married one day and start families speed with the ones they love that that that's a wonderful, beautiful thing and that but something to be celebrated after an intense fight, same marriage became the law of the land in 2015. >> but the president may be the supreme court's next to overturn americans are less free today than they were yesterday. >> and reading justice, thomas's opinion. >> it's a road map for taking on more fundamental freedoms. so it makes one wonder what we're going to wake up to tomorrow in a separate opinion to the supreme court's ruling overturning roe versus wade justice clarence thomas wrote in future cases we should reconsider all of this court's substantive due process. precedents. >> including griswold, lawrence and obergefell. those 3 granted the right to obtain contraceptives, the right to contact between consenting

adults and the right to same marriage. >> are there are 5 votes for this? there are not 5 votes for this. chief justice roberts is clearly not going to vote for that. at least not today. i think justice kavanaugh who wrote a separate opinion today is not going to vote for that. but what it shows the importance of presidential elections. the presidential election is huge in the next 6 years they're going to be they can we have to keep especially after this morning with the future unknown married, same couples are ready to battle again. >> both those who just got married and those who've been together for decades. >> we do that by voting in november by getting involved in where the people who put these people on the are up for election. we need to do everything. and that involves standing up and speaking up for for our relationships, for the very dignity of lgbt

people. dan kerman kron, 4 news. california is now a safe haven for people seeking abortions from outside our state. >> california newsom signing assembly bill 16. 66 on friday. it shields patients and abortion providers here in california from being sued in other states with abortion bans. >> justice thomas. his own words. saying let's go. it's griz wall next. it's not just hodges and same marriage. it's lawrence. the irony of that should be lost on anyone in terms of his own status. with the relationship. and the love of his life. they're coming after you next period. full stop. this is not just about women. this is not just about choice. this is not just about

reproductive freedom. they're coming after you next. >> there's more security in place for this weekend's pride celebration in san francisco. we heard from the city's police chief on security and staffing plans. >> and what that means, if you see something suspicious. please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. >> i don't accept drinks from strangers. >> police say there have not been any credible threats targeting pride events at this point. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news police arrest the suspect. >> in the muni shooting, what we know about the case so far after this.

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year-old jovan green is now in custody. police arrested him thursday night in pittsburgh near the easy stuff. laundromat on power avenue. this is an image from surveillance video that helped lead to greene's arrest. police say he shot a 70 year-old man and killed a 27 year-old on a muni train wednesday after an argument. the cdc now recommends the 2 dose moderna vaccine for kids 6 to 17. there were concerns about increased risks of heart inflammation for boys. but the cdc said the risk of heart inflammation from a positive covid infection is higher. more than 600 people between the ages of 5 to 17 have died from covid during the pandemic. more than 45,000 have been hospitalized. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the overturn of roe v wade raising new questions about online privacy. details after the break.

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ask your vet for heartgard plus. >> good morning and welcome back. let's start off this half hour with a look at our saturday forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the latest. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we start dealing with a little bit of fog covering in parts of the east bay shoreline. you can see there and also around the golden gate. >> it's nice to kind of get this marine layer coming in do the same thing for tomorrow.

however, despite all of this going to be plenty toasty well inland, getting back to that fog abide, by the way, it mixes up pretty quickly. maybe some pockets of the coast. it might remain a little bit. comes back again later tonight this evening and into the overnight to greet us tomorrow morning. but well inland, have no mistake about it will be plenty warm here. the winds right now, little bit of a brief on shore when that will build with inland heating. that's a typical occurrence. again, we don't help behind the right spot to come completely shut it all down. upper 50's to the east bay shoreline. 68 for any ox. 61 livermore up to the north bay got the lower 50's at hand. breaking your day down here. 84 by 11 by 2. we're talking 94 going have a glance or a look at your 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie, thank you. >> breaking this morning, president biden signs groundbreaking gun safety legislation into law. the bill passed with bipartisan support in congress. it enhances background checks for people under 21 wanting to buy a gun.

it also prevents convicted domestic abusers from buying guns, regardless of whether they were married to their victim. the bill gives money to states to help enhance red flag laws and money for mental health services and making schools safer. president biden says these new laws don't do everything that he wanted, but he says that they will save lives. privacy concerns have come into question after the supreme court ruling on roe v wade. there's concern that states could criminally prosecute women for seeking abortion and you cell phone records and internet searches as evidence. kron four's ella sogomonian brings us perspective from an attorney. >> san francisco based nonprofit electric frontier foundation released a guide on their website for women seeking an abortion in states where it is illegal. it's a reminder of the importance of digital discretion in the event that with probable cause their phone or computer is subpoenaed as evidence. the tips shared include choosing a

separate browser with harden privacy settings, like brave firefox and duckduckgo turning off the browsing history and site data or cookies, getting a burner phone or keeping a secondary phone number like google voice, which is free or paid apps like cash and burner carefully examining privacy settings. if using a period tracker app turning off at identifier is on your phone with the help of their guide and choosing an option. like while using for apps that require location data or just turning off and leaving your phone at home all together? well, the steps are helpful for various scenarios. privacy attorney in san francisco, kelly savage day says she doesn't see prosecutors going to the great lanes. it takes to collect that evidence and try woman for an abortion. i just don't envision prosecutors. >> taking that extraordinary staff. and then i think it would be a difficult prosecution. i think first of all, there are constitutional issues about whether or not we can even prosecuted in the interstate commerce

>> she explains that constitutional clause protects a person from being tried for actions in another state by their home state. but if a woman chooses to stay and have an abortion where it is illegal, savage day still doesn't believe the data collected, like location, phone calls and searches would be enough to prove them guilty. the one question remains uncertain whether medical records normally protected by the federal law. hippa could somehow be used depending on the case. >> that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. the overturn of roe v wade is being seen as a landmark victory. kron four's dan thorn reports on the ruling's impact on women in the republican party. >> with so many people are unhappy with what the republican controlled supreme court has done. there are many others who see the overturning of roe v wade as a win for america. >> it's a victory may not seem like that for some people, but

it's a victory for the country. this is what democracy looks like. scotus kind of right. john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party knows that sentiment is unpopular in the city and in most parts of the bay area. but what implications might this decision have with women in his party? do you think, though, that there might be women within the republican party that might be angry or scared by what happened today. >> sherman, does that does it matter what party you're in? woman whose pro choice of the republican party knows that the party is a parties and it's a party of in the. >> so the republican party platform and they've long adopted and accepted that shortly after the decision was announced, house speaker nancy pelosi said republicans will now look to ban abortions nationwide. >> dennis argue that's not the goal because the supreme court's ruling has already taken the federal government out of the equation in lock

step with most republicans. dennis says the debate is back where it belongs. >> with the states, this is not a national it's not a federal issue. it's a complex issue. so what is the result of a by local communities, the sensibilities of topics like this are different, alabama, that they are in california and the more local we can make decisions like this or whether there will be backlash against republicans in the midterms remains to be seen reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> one state republican says the supreme court's ruling is long overdue state senator jim nielsen adds he also opposes california's efforts to become a sanctuary state for people who want abortions. >> i expect changes here. i've already voted against some of the 3 times. if you want to have a an opportunity in the boards for abortion in california, that superior to other states but don't have to make us the magnet for that.

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several fires broke out within minutes of each other, prompting evacuations earlier this week. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with firefighters about the ongoing fire danger. >> firefighters are inside this large park just north of port costa working through what they call the mop up stage. looking for any hot spots or extensions that could spark a new flame. 120 acres in port costa. now look like this black charred soil left behind from the scenic fire that started thursday afternoon. >> it wasn't the only one. cal fire crews were responding to 5 large fires at once in the bay area. according to fire captain david riley. it's a scenario that his firefighters train for were prepared to head to handle multiple 6 that incidences at one time. that. >> if it does occur, we do have the resources that are available and were designed as a department agency and as a mutual aid with multiple departments to assist us in multiple multiple says that currently time cal fire says that even with multiple wildfires thursday, there were

no injuries or homes damaged. crews are investigating a building that was damaged by the canyon fire in pleasanton. but don't believe it was a building that people were living in dry golden fields combined with a lack of rain over the years are to blame for the fast spreading flames. according to captain riley, just the multiple years of drought that we've been having here in california has increased a fire hazard and fire risk that we had here in the state, which does increase the possibility for multiple insist. he says that cal fire and other fire agencies are active in communities working with fire, safe councils to fight hazardous areas. they then work to reduce fuel hazards to control burns and other measures while also keeping a watchful eye on weather conditions. if we look at it as the by day basis, but we also look at and we can't we can't seen with the potential of what the weather will do increase the fire hazard in the area. fire activity in the area while firefighters battled hotspots here, there were 2 vegetation fires that started in other areas. one in morgan hill and the other in clayton cal fire says there's no risk to the

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>> well, i didn't get an introduction here. i was waiting for stephanie to throw to me, ok, my bad sorry. dave thank you. okay. this is until the right one step doesn't give it to me anyway, here's what we've got going on right now. a little of that hazy fog is kind of left over in the morning hours. you know, it's going to go away. real quickly. we go back to sunny skies, maybe not quite cobalt blue, but at least they'll be looking good on that front. what's happening now on the home front, speaking of which will check into that for you at tahoe. now, if you're headed up that direction, get ready with a short sleeve shirts. 83 expected tomorrow will match that tomorrow. monday, rather by tuesday. 79 what's going on? little bit of a relaxing of those temperatures as we get to the latter portion of this week are going to feel that around the bay to but again, up to tahoe. it is some some summertime set temperatures right now in the 60's in the far east bay up to the north bay. we got the lower 50's upper 50's east bay shoreline. 54 for san francisco this

afternoon with daytime heating typical action. we have those onshore winds. they're going to pop in places they normally pop in. what the good news is with this high, not in the right spot. that's what we're going this afternoon wind. so it's nice really we didn't have that early in the week. if you recall from last week, it was a different story. and let's check it out your 4 zone forecast this saturday. 72 san francisco to the coast. still some 60's. hang in there. as a side note, you might be negotiating through some fog a little later in the day. 80 burlingame will different story here. 84 foster city, 91 redwood city. so the warming is still happening. 89 palo alto in the south bay, some lower 90's. morgan hill at 94 with los gatos. 92 cupertino, 90% of clara east bay shoreline is going to stay in the 80's. that's today tomorrow, even into monday, tri valley livermore valley, middle 90's. it looks like dublin, 91, 93 walnut creek, 94 for concord, san leandro to 83 79 for oakland. that's that onshore wind kind of helping

out a little bit there. richmond, 78 the lay whole. check it out. 73 compare their neighbors off to the carquinez strait. well, in the business of the 80's and lower 90's. so that on shore, when really lends a hand here, 89 for napa in 92 santa rosa. i did mention a little break kind of with summer here. 97 starting out tomorrow. 94 for monday. there we go to the 80's and even upper 70's come friday that some relief look at the bay temperatures 60's by friday, chile and remain somewhat the same. but the coast staying in the 60's all and it. now. back to you. stephanie. thank you very much, dave. >> well, summer is in full swing and that means the kids are out of school and they're probably looking for some things to do and get out all that energy. fortunately, there are plenty of budget friendly toys to keep those kids busy and those toys that will help keep them learning even when they're not in the classroom. joining us now with some suggestions as editor-in-chief a toy insider. mary says silva. good morning to you. >> good morning. great to be

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and next we something for the dinosaur fans. >> yes, so obviously jurassic world dominion is quickly becoming like that summer blockbuster hit. kids are totally obsessed with dinosaurs and they're going to love this captives die. no surprise egg. so hitting inside of here are lots of different dinosaurs. you've got little dinosaur. they used to collect. and of course, every kid's favorite thing. lots and lots of only goalie. so so you got knows you got slimed. you got it all with the davidians captives egg well, and it's only and it's also retailing for really good price. >> yeah, just about $10. >> okay. very good. and i'm you know, i'm not i'm a dinosaur fan myself. so i'm i just, you know, put that out for myself when i got them are today >> all right. next we have something maybe for the unicorn fans or, you know, kids, they just have a lot of excess energy.

>> a lot of these are wattle hip hoppers and they're perfect because we do kids love to bounce, right? you can a bounce out. you get one of these things. they're just going to get all that energy stay out of parents care for the day. but i'm obsessed with these because they hold about 85 pounds for the small version. but there's also a large version that holds up to 2.50, so adults can get in on the fun, too. and you're really going to feel like a kid again, once you get on one of these while his partners and start bouncing around the backyard and how much is this going for? this one's about 29 99. 29 99. and there's. >> a fun size. one for the kids and adults as well. the perfect exactly. i may also look into this myself as well. it's a good way to also stay fit to because it kind of force is part of the fun is moving around with it right yeah. for sure. there's also up up a paddle place it to tell us about. yeah, this is a

blast from my past because it's a coup. should double paddle place that you get these 2. >> paddles. but you also get a classic who should ball, but you can kind of bounce around the paddles and the best part dropped ball. here we go. the best part is it makes a really awesome sound when it hits. i don't know if you guys can hear that, but it's amazing. and you can just kind of around the backyard as much as you want. that was incredible coordination from you by television. thank you. also something it looks like that. you also have a way for kids at a toy that can help kids of fun to there. >> motor and caller id identification skills as well. >> exactly. we're going to get into some of those educational toys now. so this is poppy, the count and stacked flower pot. and i love this because it's got all different colored flowers. you can teach kids some of those basic colors. it's also got numbers on each flour and everything just simply and easily holes right out of this flower pot. so they're practicing those fine

motor skills. they're getting use to identify and colors and numbers. and, you know, parents and caregivers will of that everything story right inside of the flower pot when kids are finished playing so nice, easy cleanup here. perfect. and that's going for about 15. yeah, 15 bucks. you can that right. lastly, you also or excuse me, there's a couple more options here. you have an interactive option for kids that also kind of bridges, the that helps engage with technology as well. >> yeah, that's exactly is an incredible learning platform. this is the genius starter kit and it really brings together physical hands on play with on screen learning. so everything kids do in real life. the platform is going to recognize once you add in either an ipad or an amazon fire tablet, which everyone you've already got a home and everything kids do on the table. that app is going to recognize and bring to life in a really

interactive an amazing way. so there are 5 different burning games for kids to choose from. the set comes lots of physical pieces liked hannah graham's letters, numbers, all these great things that are going to keep kids engaged, having fun and learning all summer long. and lastly, here you have an incredible building set over 105 are rather over 100 pieces in this thing. >> i'm totally obsessed with this to brand new toy called square goals. this is the part of the starter kit. >> and you get these magnetic building pieces, everything just clicks together with magnets. super easy. super colorful and big. but you also get really fun. things like blank piece of paper that kids can customize to really bring some creativity into things that they're creating. you get ramps, you get get all these things to really unleash your creative energy. and what i love most is that they come with these little dogs. so these little character guys here that you can either use as marvel's, you can put them into the car. you can have a little person figure. so lots of imaginative fun goes into

these as well. kids really just have so many great options nowadays. for 2, 0, my gosh. i know it's so true. and you really have the coolest job to getting to review and check out all these different toys. >> yes, it's a literal dream come true. well, thank you so much. i'm marisa silva with the editor in chief. i-20 inside. are we really appreciate your time today? yeah, i think so much for having me. have a great one. you too. and we'll be right you too. and we'll be right back. a jelly bean that's good for you? try nature's bounty jelly bean vitamins. good-for-you nutrients in a tastier-for-you form. more sweet dreams. more flavorful immune support. get more with nature's bounty jelly beans. ♪ ♪ more flavorful immune support. lowe's has summer savings that turn a spark, into a bang! all season long.

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expected to give birth very soon here. and take a look at this. tesla founder elon musk announcing the humanoid optimist robot. we'll be ready for release in just 3 months. this thing is 6 feet tall. and musk says optimist will be able to walk 5 miles per hour and deadlift 150 pounds. so it's quite strong. it will also be able to handle, according to musk, dangerous and boring tasks in a factory in other settings. and musk also says that this robot will be a friendly companion. all right. now in the country of georgia, there's now a 780 foot glass bridge. we're going to show you here in just a few moments. it was also a zip line and a bike ride developers they tell me that they hope the bridge will draw more tourists to the area. >> still ahead in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news. we continue our coverage on the overturn of roe v wade.

we're going hear from people on both sides of the aisle and what does overturn could mean for the future of same marriage. plus this weekend in san francisco's pride festival, the extra steps police are taking to keep people safe.

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you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn. >> it's saturday, june 25th and we have a lot to get to for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning. day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting off of their traditional fog. here is the shot from up above. you will notice of this has to mix out before we can go into clear motive. that's only a problem for the immediate bay already happening for those inland spots is going go back again tomorrow. >> we do have those onshore. winds will be working as well. so in our forecast today, what we're talking about is mostly sunny skies at work here. we go ahead of have temperatures to show you as well. there we go. there's the east bay shoreline as well. blue skies, blue bay temperatures now for you. 68 for antioch. we've got 66 livermore east bay shoreline, upper 50's to lower 60's. lots of green on the board for right now. of course, that will change 50's up to the north bay. so for the temperature contrast for you were actually trailing a couple degrees in the east bay

and soak that up because it will be plenty warm this afternoon. hot 5 degrees behind the santa rosa. san francisco's right on the number that we were 24 hours ago, 90 happening at high noon by 3. 95. yes, it's summer. it will be again tomorrow up in that up a little bit for those in the valleys. but into next week, we do see a little break with summer coming. we'll have more on that in the forecast and a bit. stephanie, looking forward to it. thank you, dave. >> our top story this morning. reaction continuing to pour in from across the country after the supreme court's landmark decision to overturn roe v wade. joseph olmo is live for us outside the supreme court in washington, d.c., right now with the latest. good morning to you, joseph. >> hey, stephanie, good morning, right back to you. good to be with you again. so we came out here at around 5 o'clock in the morning today. there weren't more than 10 people outside of our nation's highest court. now, there are several 100 and i can tell you that the protests here, they

are calm. they are peaches, me. they are peaceful. they are not calm. police had to get in the middle antiabortion and pro abortion groups to make sure that they had to keep the peace, which they are doing. lot of people have showed up just like they did yesterday. take a look. >> this morning as the sun rose behind the highest court in the land, it's likely to bring a second day of raw emotion. >> we're not going backwards. we are not going backwards. from obviously overjoyed. a lot of us cried. happy tears. you're hanging out with decision. if you want to see where the debate on abortion stands in america, look no further than right outside the supreme court were after the news broke the crowd outside grew bigger and bigger. i remember there were actual. >> classmates i had in high school who died from illegal abortions and i do not want to go back to that. everybody said that the court legislate from the bench today. they didn't. they gave legislative powers back to the people. so now what people want in their respective states, they can

vote on it. and it's beyond the killers of our nation's highest court where the 9 justices live justice brett kavanaugh lives in montgomery county, maryland, a suburb of washington, d.c.. >> outside of his home last night, anger. >> i think unfortunately, we need to inconvenience these people at their home so that they realize that the impact that they have is. >> u.s. marshals now providing enhanced security outside of the places that supreme court justices call home back in washington. one protester taking his message to new heights climbing on top of a bridge writing on twitter. i'm at the top of the frederick douglass bridge and want to know why you aren't in the streets. nonviolently shutting down the government day after day after day. congress protects abortion rights. now it is important to note here that it has been just over 24

hours of his 10 o'clock here local time in washington, d.c.. >> when we all learned that roe versus wade had have been overturned. so this is still fresh news for a lot of americans. i'm looking to my right and the left and i see said the streams of people coming out to out the supreme court tomorrow night at 09:00pm on sunday here in washington, d.c., right at the bottom of the steps of our nation's highest court is going to be a candlelight vigil in honor of abortion rights. stephanie? >> yes, some historic moments happening there. our nation's capital. thanks so much, joseph, for that live coverage. >> if people who oppose abortions celebrated the supreme court's decision about a dozen people gathered outside the planned parenthood offices in walnut creek and one of the they're one of the people there rather telling kron 4 as she started crying when she got the news and had been praying for this decision. one pastor said that this victory is just temporary. >> and november, gavin newsom has already said he's going to put it on the ballot for the citizens of california to vote

abortion rights into our constitution. so it's a very short term for california. >> anti-abortion demonstrators have rallied outside the clinic before and not always peacefully. the walnut creek city council adopted an ordinance earlier this year creating an 8 foot buffer zone between activists and patients. the supreme court's decision continues to mobilize abortion rights activists rallies unfolded across the country, including right here in the bay area. kron four's terisa stasio takes us inside some of those protests. >> from san francisco to the south bay bay area, residents speaking out about the supreme court's decision rolling back roe v >> demanding choices in pledging to fight for reproductive rights. about 100 people gathered at the ferry building friday. wise is so important to be out >> because if we don't have choice, we don't have physician. and i think that

abortion is health care. there's plenty of different reasons that women with the abortion outside reproductive right, that she should have the option to choose whether or not you want raise a child, especially when we have conservatives who want to have children. and i don't want to support us with welfare for other services. afterwards check out the sign reading, quote, i hope someday women have more rights than guns. >> that following the supreme court's decision earlier in the week blocking a new york law banning carrying weapons in really important because because all the regulations, i mean, guns. yesterday we found out of today's got more important than ones bodies, which is never the right answer. if we don't speak up, nobody well, the crowd took their chance down market street seeking abortion across america. >> it is made us second-class citizens and this was the scene in santa clara, a group banding together to voice their concerns about frustration with the court's actions. also in san mateo friday evening, a large crowd

held a rally to express their support for choice earlier in the month, the san mateo county board of supervisors announced offering more aid to planned parenthood to protect access to reproductive choices, more rallies and protests against the court's decision are expected throughout the weekend. terry says stasio kron 4 news. >> and we have a look at pro abortion rallies across the bay area at 10, 15 this morning. congressman eric swalwell holds an event at planned parenthood in hayward. there's also an event happening later this morning outside of san jose city hall. that event starts at 11 and then another rally also happens at 11 in oakland. >> and sick of sky-high gas prices. relief hopefully on the way california lawmakers reaching a tentative deal in the kesse rebate plan. details straight ahead. coming up after the break, a live look right here of a reef in the philippines. june is world oceans month. we're joined

live in our studio by representatives from the california academy of sciences to talk about the importance of protecting our oceans.

>> welcome back. if you're tired of sky-high gas prices, some relief could be on the way. excuse me, california lawmakers reached a tentative 9 billion dollar deal friday getting eligible residents

money back, taxpayers who make $75,000 or less could get a $350 refund. if you make $125,000 or less, you are eligible for a $250 refund. the plan here is a set to provide larger refunds to low-income households. an official vote is still needed before. this all goes into effect and it's all part of a larger state budget agreement. the governor and legislators are expected to reveal soon. starting today, face masks can come off again inside most buildings in alameda county. that decision took effect at midnight since the county says the covid case rate is improving, masks will still be required inside health care settings, correctional facilities, homeless shelters and long-term care facilities. alameda county became the only bay area county to reintroduce an indoor mask mandate earlier this month, dave.

>> all right, stephanie, it is some some summertime. still today to take a look at those numbers, 90 at high noon by 3 numbers, 90 at high noon by 3 mid-nineties going on in the numbers, 90 at high noon by 3 mid-nineties going on in the that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn 3% on dining including takeout. so much for catching our dinner. some people are hunters. some are gatherers. i'm a diner. pow! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours.

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see actually the zipper truck. i think there's no, i'm sorry, it's emergency vehicles going northbound anyway. half moon bay kind of overcast as what we have now that ground fog moving upwards with part of the mixing process. that may be a little bit of an issue today at the coastal areas, not quite seeing that sun poke out as well as maybe we're used to seeing a little bit. but we need this onshore flow to provide at least some relief going on around the bay. it's going to be hard to get inland. those 72 antioch at this hour, we got a lot of 60's for the east bay. 56 filet i feel good. that is definitely mother. nature's air conditioner. working 53 for santa rosa. 59 for now. but that won't last. 61 hayward 63, meanwhile, 4 san jose. let's get to those winds. i said that they're kind of important a little bit. look at the coverage areas. the afternoon pops around the delta. that's where it's really picking up for a typical a little bit up in the north bay going on, too. but it will plenty hot in those inland valleys. still today, repeat performance tomorrow. good news is this high is not

in the ideal spot to shut it off. we saw that late last week in early early in the last week and last weekend when you get to hide, it sparked overhead and there is no wind. that's when downtown san francisco looks at 80's, even 90's. so there's the placement there, the height of the south. so we'll get those typical afternoon breezy conditions with the fog returning by this evening and to greet us by tomorrow morning back to the east bay shoreline and sunny today, warm for the bay hot inland 80's covered the bay 90's going on. well in that and that will be the mid to even upper 90's for early in the week at sunny, not as hot. they it's looking at 80's lower 80's at that 90's inland. and then the latter portion of the week or the end, lower 80's and well inland might even see some 70's poking out around the bay almost little flavor september, like fall, like almost 70 to san francisco. 79 for oakland, 91 san jose. you can see how the south bay is warming up real nicely for today and around wider bay 96

for antioch mid-nineties cover east, the east bay. for the most part, 89 going on for napa and 72 san francisco be checking of the 4 zone forecast a bit. take a break. we'll be right back with some in studio conversation. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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of the bay, but sadly, our ocean is not as healthy as it once was. here to discuss ways we can all help our melissa and alejandro with the cal academy of sciences in san francisco. thank you so much for joining us. bright and early this morning. thank you for having us. so you know that one of the biggest challenges facing our oceans today. well, the biggest 10 until oceans the ocean. he's facing these days is climate change >> so oceanside had an important role our life and we don't realize but one those functions that they play is moving water masses from the equator to the poles and that helps to cool down the water drain doing that. it also subservient energy and also a car from site. so i say do the environment, they water environment gets much more a city can in warm and that has an impact in different species of particle. that inquiry said he's been the subject of my study. they increase of temperature, cole says beat and that's the association in

the symbiosis the need to say that he should abandon the coral support, a star. and that, of is to be more susceptible to the sea, says too late if pair that goldman and reproduction. so it has huge impacts. and given that chorus how the main i'm like the main element in coral reef, inquiry so much diversity that also impacts fishes, for example. and the bio diversity s listen to those the stands because so many animals and different creatures rely on the coral reef too survive really can imagine. and i've seen so many images of, for example, the great barrier reef, just huge portions of it completely bleached. it's it's always so. >> when you see pictures like that with what goes through your mind, what emotions are you feeling? it's something that creates a sense of loss. but that doesn't mean that there aren't wonderful things that we can do to help these coral reefs survive and thrive and be on our planet from tea fit for future generations. one of the biggest things that we can do is help reduce those

co 2 emissions. and so by supporting public transportation people, power movement, those are all really great ways for us to keep it co 2 down and keep the water temperature of the oceans down as well. other things like recycling reducing our waste, volunteering for beach cleanups. those all helped. you can also use resources like seafood watch. and that could help us on our next grocery shopping trip. we can choose fish that are fished sustainably for next seafood base meal, wonderful, and us through the work that the of sciences is doing in san francisco, too, really raise awareness about the situation facing our oceans. part funny. some hope for reefs. so this is the hope and then the season, any said the face of well, it has 2 objectives of said first, one east to record morning tour. >> the bio diversity inquiry fun. we're very excited this we combining a bunch of according its for board high imaginary 2. the court that by

a diversity from cynthia meters to the hole like assistance from shallow, too miss a 4 to minus on 500 feet. so we're really trying to capture the whole diversity this taken off to east to find their with local communities and institutions to we promote the friend conservation models that we've gotten t the protection of puerto rican, different sites around the world. and finally also and maybe many second expanded beyond that is creating awareness like information so important that we understand what's going on. however, related oceans of, if you want to expend of being on that. absolutely. >> what most important things that we try to remember is that human beings are deeply connected to every single living thing on this planet from penguins to crow reefs, to alligators in south florida. we can create a chain that puts our choices in deep connection with every other living thing. and that creates an incredible amount of power. if we choose to, we can utilize that power to help the world regenerate itself. and

so by doing some the things we mentioned by making the changes when the biggest things is talking to friends and family. if you can share your passion for coral reefs and shares in the great things you've got to learn, then that spreads the word about the coral reefs. how amazing the are and how they need their help and what we can do. and that's incredibly powerful. >> for people looking for things to do this weekend, are there specific exhibits at the cal academy of sciences that people can check out to learn more and and oceans month. >> absolutely. koreas are important to human health to world health, but they're also beautiful and stunning and super fun to learn about. so if you want to come by the call for an academy of sciences and visitor steinhardt aquarium, we have one of the largest indoor reefs on the planet. can come your nose right up against that acrylic and really get to see some of these fish and corals interact. you can catch a fish feed as well and watch over 1000 fish swim across that acrylic and really get to know how the ecosystem works. we also have our morrison

planetarium where you can sit in the full down and watch expedition reef, get close to sea turtles and other corals of love. and one of my favorite things is also i watch a penguin cam. >> you a group for of a flock of is of penguins from africa, the african penguins and you do feeding zone as well every least twice a day. >> we do. we've got penguin feedings for today. you can check those out. i think the most important thing about coming to this feedings is you get a chance to actually asked about just and asked experts questions so you can get your curiosity ignited and share your stories with us that you always love to hear. >> it might be difficult for us to get the tourists to restore our the health of our oceans. but what what you know, do you think really needs to happen for us to get to a point where weekend insurer that future

generations can can enjoy and and go go out, go out to the beach and see the otters in the seals and the dolphins out their plane went what you think needs to happen. i think one of the most important things is how we reduce our carbon footprint. so what many saw as mentioned before night? >> a simple as like trying to find out where so foot coming local produces a coming from far because as far it becomes part of the way in the news that the carbon footprint ace in and also it's important that we understand that connection. so we know how we can come to some of the mission with that esa mentioned before. and mostly they taking good decision. but good decisions on you can when you understand and you have that information and use. so that's why it kind of becomes in place for people to come. also, many saw a also the for that to say also that we have so many resources that you can access or 9. so even if you don't, are not even in the bay and you can see the access those and get information that well wonderful. will melissa know 100, thank you so much to the both of you for the important work that you're

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good morning, everybody. and fog is also hanging around half moon bay. a bit to know this ground fog is lifting a little bit, it will be in the form of some hazy sunshine by the afternoon. a 4 lucky. >> that will be key to help keep some temperatures suppressed along the coast. so here's the fog. mixing out as you can see by mid afternoon. we do have nice strong on shore when that will be at work here. then it comes back again for tonight to greet us tomorrow morning. so the fog is nice to have in the morning hours and mixes up pretty quickly during the mid-morning hours. here's a quick check into those winds not doing much for right now. they're calm, single digits. but again, though, billed later today with inland heating and we don't have that high pressure which just keeps everything turned off. so that wind is nice to kind of control temperatures. even now we can see the green penetrating all the way out to cut. 72 60's for most of the east bay 50's cover the north bay. 55 san francisco, oakland at 59. 63 for san jose city. warm in the south bay to with some 90's popping your 90 for

high noon. 3 o'clock. we're talking 94 technically going up those temperatures a little bit tomorrow, gradually reducing into the new week. and then by the end of next week, hey, it's almost almost a flavor of like fall coming our way. but more in your extended forecast and the 4 zone in a bit. stephanie. much, dave. >> big news. we're continuing to follow this morning. president biden signed a landmark a gun safety measure the most significant gun reform bill in decades. the measure beefs up background checks for 18 to 21 year-old gun buyers works to close. the so-called boyfriend loophole restricting gun ownership for domestic violence offenders, not married to their partners and sets of funding for states to pass red flag laws allowing police or relatives to petition a court to remove guns from a person considered a threat to themselves or others. the measure also fund school safety and youth mental health programs. the bill. has been signed by president joe

biden. now this comes as the supreme court this week struck down a new york state law restricting who can get a permit to carry a gun in public. here's the back story. this new york law had been in place since 1913 requiring new yorkers to prove an actual need to carry a concealed handgun in public. the justices this week said the law conflicts with the second amendment right to bear arms. now states like ours, california could be forced to introduce new measures to make sure guns will not be allowed in public places. i spoke with congressman mike thompson about this. he's a gun owner himself and he told me he was not surprised by the supreme court's decision. >> it's troubling in my view because it's going to hurt states and there efforts to keep their community safe. >> this this is something i think we're all going press for. my colleagues and i are concerned about gun violence

prevention. we're going to do everything we can to make our school our community safe. we'll continue to work on the work members never stops. are you going to get a piece of legislation passed or or when one fails, you just keep working on to make sure that our communities can be as safe as possible. >> the congressman also said the new bipartisan agreement reached by lawmakers on friday will help prevent more gun deaths. >> it's going to save lives is going to deal with on younger people who can easily buy firearms. today will be background deal with gun trafficking star of straw purchases where people who buy guns for individuals that from owning guns and there's going to be money invested in school, safety and mental health and 7 states can put in

place programs such as the red flag laws. this is major all of which will save lives. >> north bay, congressman thompson is chairman of the gun violence taskforce in the house. and there are now heightened security preparations being made for this weekend's pride celebration in san francisco. the interim executive director of this year's prize celebration gave the media an update on the security plan. kron four's has you can do and was there. >> this week in san francisco, pride celebration comes in the wake of the u.s. supreme court overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. >> but we're apart by time people's rights are respected in this country where for 5. and that's what san francisco pride has been here for to liberate our people for many, many years. >> however, the timing of the supreme court's decision to put security this year's pride doors of the spotlight, perhaps more than ever. the

interim executive director of the surprises and forward talks about the security plan. but we do good to are organized >> partner turnout. and so they about 100 and some training. yes, think local and federal officials and mayor's office and all the heads of different departments of the city for plan. we feel we felt that a buyer plan everywhere. make sure if you are tonight. >> while san francisco police officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. i don't accept drinks from strangers. it is important to

note chief scott says, although at this point there has been no credible threats that they know of targeting sf pride. >> but with events with it, the amount of people that will be participating. you never know where on high alert where we are watching. we are monitoring that we feel we feel secure and the top that that will make sure everyone site. >> has he met you kron. 4 news. >> by the way, for the parade tomorrow, temps in the city will be in the upper 60's. we're looking at lower 70's to for highs today. this is what it looks like. 72 san francisco, antioch youve got 96 this afternoon coupled with that traditional onshore winds will have a look at forecast for zone and extended people here.

>> and a star is here with your weather forecast a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and this is a view of the fog aloft. look at covering a good chunk of the bay here for this to mix out. we all go into the mostly oh, by the way, for about the pack up the car at the the forecast is as follows tomorrow. 83 monday, 83 79 by tuesday. it's a 7. it's definitely a summertime forecast. but that gives a hint of things to change. that's right. cooling back off again. take all week, though, for everybody to get their 72 antioch got the 60's off to the east bay. you can see 59 for fremont. 59 also for oakland got a lot of 50's up

in the north bay for right now. 63 san jose notice will be a little warmer there and it will be the day today back to those winds. this is what they're going this afternoon. nice on shore. winds at work here getting channel and funneled ritter cortina straight off to the delta. so those winds will pick up into the 20's in some spots that will keep of allay kind of cooler. but it even over the east bay hills, you'll fill some of those winds working as well. that's aliyah. you see all kind of wild up there in the pacific. good news about this thing. tropical storm expected to become a depression later on. it is spring a little bit. it will the southwest and throw maybe some mid-level moisture up that way. it's a part of the monsoon program. so it's going to fortify whatever activity they have for the week ahead. 72 in the 4 zone forecast. san francisco mission district may be about 73 sunset. 68 along the coast. notice a lot of 60's and hand here. we're not seeing those 70's pop compliments of those onshore winds. however, on the bay side, who is going to be plenty toasty 80 going on for burlingame. 84 foster city,

palo alto, 89 91 for redwood city. and you've got over the south bay lot of lower 90's, morgan hill up to 94 along with los gatos. 92 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. looking in the mid 80's tri valley livermore valley. 95 double 91. 93 for sorry for a walnut creek concord, 94 90 for san ramon. and 75 for berkeley. 78 for richmond. a little bit of aid from those onshore winds at 73. allay contrast with benicia 87 89 covers napa, 91 for sonoma. 92 santa rosa looks good for pride tomorrow. going to be plenty warm. the well inland. of course. however, you can see temperatures starting to trail off by middle of the week dropping to 78 for a high friday in locations that are looking at the mid 90's for today. so we got on the left-hand side of your screen summer summer. summertime, right hand side of your screen to screen a little bit of a flavor of fall. stephanie. >> dave, coming up earlier

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>> welcome back. on friday, a federal appeals court temporarily blocked an fda order for jewell a bay area. e-cigarette companies to stop selling its products in the

u.s. juul is headquartered in san francisco. and earlier this week, the fda said that jewel gave insufficient and conflict data about potentially harmful chemicals in its products. we reached out to join. they did not want to go on camera, but the company's chief regulatory officer did respond in a written statement saying they disagree with the fda's findings and they believe jewel appropriately categorized the toxicological profile of juul products. the company adding it is now exploring options, including appealing the fda's decision. now, as of today, it appears that juul has been successful in buying itself some time. joining me now to discuss a san francisco supervisor shamann walton who introduced legislation banning e-cigarettes in the city. thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you so much for having stephanie. a back in 2019, both you and then city attorney dennis herrera. you called on the fda to review the safety of

e-cigarettes. so what's your reaction to the court's decision to temporarily block the fda's orders this week? >> well, you know, i'm excited about the fact that the fda decided to toe due to remove the products from the shelf. we obviously knew how harmful they were. they were addicting young people to nicotine and eventually tobacco. and so that's why we fought hard to ban e-cigarettes here in san francisco. just like when we benes agrees to jewel stepped in and tried to commit a ballot measure to overturn our law here in san francisco. so i expect them to continue to do everything they can to continue to young people versus be responsible and get their products out of our stores. >> any reaction to specifically about the this temporary in response to the fda's decision? >> we have excited about the man. i'm glad that, you know, the fda decided to come on board and say we're not going to have a company put products in our stores that are going to be harmful to young people that are going get people to nicotine for futures to come

and quite frankly, there have been dishonest about what's in there and they're cartridges. and that's something that we know a long time ago here in san francisco. so i'm glad that the federal government has stepped in to to make sure that these harmful products are not getting in the hands of children. i suppose i should rephrase and you know what any concern about of this this court's decision blocking the fda's orders? yeah, definitely concerned. any time. you know, the courts come in. i mean, we've seen recently that the courts have been wrong. >> and on the wrong side of history with there with overturning roe versus wade is sickening. and it's something that, you know, of course, we want to make sure doesn't continue that they uphold decisions of what the people want to see and our community so definitely concerned, but also i know that you can prevail over big tobacco and you can prevail over companies like juul because we did here in san francisco. >> and what was it like calling out one of the fastest growing companies in your city? and what did you do? it? >> i was newly elected to the board of supervisor at the time people thought we were

crazy. but the city attorney and i, you know, both knew that these products were harmful to our children. parents will come to us in droves. talk about what was happening in their children's middle schools and even some cases elementary schools. plus jewell was located in my district. and so that was something that we can not stand for. and that's why we fought hard to make sure that these harmful vroducts were off the shelves in san francisco. >> so there are a number of e-cigarette, vaping product makers out there. do you feel like juul is being singled out here? >> what they the cigarettes are bad for children, particularly the ones that are marketing our young people in so julius, the biggest company, the biggest profit maker and if we get the you know, they say if you cut off the head, then that kills the body of, you know, what's harmful to our communities. and so jewel is the company that has been the most irresponsible. they're the most vocal about continuing to be they're responsible. so most certainly we need to cut off the head. >> in san francisco and you are you played a large role in banning e-cigarettes back in

2020. and what do you say to those small local businesses that have sold a lot of for tobacco products continue to sell those types of say that they were hurt financially because they were no longer able to sell e-cigarettes. but we went through a process here in san francisco, working with our small businesses and a lot of them were upset when we first introduced. >> legislation but we've set up a mitigation group to work through ways and strategies to effectively help our small businesses. and so those are the types of strategies that i think other cities can do across the country because at the end of the day, protecting our children is more important in and what sort of resources are available for small businesses who might be feeling, you know, some of the pinch because of the pandemic in not being able to sell these types of products will hear san francisco. we obviously provided no interest business loans. we also provided grants for a small business and that was a result of the pandemic. we've done some things around, decreasing

permitting fees and even eliminating certain fees and really been working to support our small businesses as continue with our law to ban e-cigarettes and drug addiction in the city of san francisco. it is. it still appears to be quiet. >> prevalent some quite obvious when you work. well, go out any city block here. what steps is your office taken to address that issue where they taken it to taking to address that issue it comes to drug abuse. obviously, we've been a major promoter of street crisis. >> response team that goes and community with people with mental health expertise with people with substance abuse expertise, trying to get people to support and help they need to get off drugs and to take away addictions. and we're going to continue to support programs like that so that folks can get the help that they need to be cleaned. it. >> and what, in your opinion, is it going to take to get illegal drugs off the streets of san francisco? but the kid starts one education. you know, we have to start with

intervention and prevention. >> at a young age where people give them support and opportunities that they need to be successful. the more opportunities you have, the more things that you get to learn as you grow up, the less likely you're going to be addicted to drugs, less likely you're going to do things like commit crimes. so it starts with education at a young age and give people opportunity so that certain mistakes don't get made. when you get older. >> alright, san francisco supervisor shamann walton. thank you so much for your time and for being here with us this morning. thank you for having me. all right. we'll be right back.

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california residents sail from san francisco stanford university has been restored after a three-day outage that was caused by the edgewood fire. the outage forced parts of the campus to close and even postponed a big soccer game. kron four's justin campbell with more on what fans are doing after making it all the way out here to the bay area. >> these ticket boxes behind me should have been open for saturday's game. but a wildfire knocked the power out for the stadium forcing stanford to postpone the game. leaving fans disappointed. >> yeah, this is a. i mean, other than other than the money. it's just a. >> we excited. and then all of a sudden it's not happening.

straight traveled from la for the soccer match, much anticipated san jose earthquakes versus la galaxy. 30,000 people were expected to attend at stanford stadium. but after tuesday's edgewood wildfire pg and e says they couldn't get to an area that serves stanford's electricity until fire authorities approved access on thursday forcing the university to postpone the game months away until saturday, september 24th. >> she got here on the morning of the 24th or possibly skip. it will see your ticket can be applied to the next game. but if you're like straight and can potentially make it, you can get a refund within the next 30 days. but that spent a lot of between the hotel. gas is great that the 170 bucks it so much. cost races. he spent roughly $2000 pg and e says power was fully restored to stamford friday afternoon, too late for fans straight to see

the game from trying to try to just get over and enjoy the weekend. the weather is great reporting from stanford stadium justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and take a look at this. a new 6 foot tall robot is almost ready. tesla founder elon musk announced just yesterday the humanoid optimus robot will be ready for release in just 3 months. months musk's has optimist will be able to walk 5 miles per hour and deadlift 150 pounds. it will also be able to handle dangerous and boring tasks. according to musk in a factory or other settings. and musk also calls this robot a friendly, good companion. we'll see. all right now to the country of georgia. there's now a 780 foot glass bridge over a popular canyon. hopefully we can pull that up for you in just a few moments here. but i can tell ya

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breakdown today will do 92 at high noon or 1 o'clock 94 by 4. a closer look at your forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> thanks very much, dave. our top story this morning. reaction continuing to pour in from across the country after the supreme court's landmark decision to overturn roe v wade. we have joseph olmo reporting on this important story for us. >> this morning as the sun rose behind the highest court in the land, it's likely to bring a second day of raw emotion. >> we're not going backwards. we are not going backwards. from obviously overjoyed. a lot of us cried. happy tears. you're hanging out with decision. if you want to see where the debate on abortion stands in america, look no further than right outside the supreme court were after the news broke the crowd outside grew bigger and bigger. i remember there were actual. >> classmates i had in high school who died from illegal abortions and i do not want to

go back to that. everybody said that the court legislate from the bench today. they didn't. they gave legislative powers back to the people. so now what people want in their respective states, they can vote on it. and it's beyond the killers of our nation's highest court where the 9 justices live justice brett kavanaugh lives in montgomery county, maryland, a suburb of washington, d.c.. >> outside of his home last night, anger. >> i think unfortunately, we need to inconvenience these people at their home so that they realize that the impact that they have is. >> u.s. marshals now providing enhanced security outside of the places that supreme court justices call home back in washington. one protester taking his message to new heights climbing on top of a bridge writing on twitter. i'm at the top of the frederick douglass bridge and want to know why you aren't in the streets. nonviolently shutting down the government day after day after day. congress protects abortion rights. >> was joseph olmo reporting

for us this morning that people who oppose abortion celebrated the supreme court's decision about a dozen people gathering outside the planned parenthood offices in walnut creek and one of the people there telling kron 4 she started crying when she got the news and had been praying for this decision. but one pastor said this victory is just temporary. >> and november, gavin newsom has already said he's going to put it on the ballot for the citizens of california to vote abortion rights into our constitution. so it's a very short term for california. >> anti-abortion demonstrators have rallied outside the clinic before and not always peacefully. the walnut creek city council adopted an ordinance earlier this year creating an 8 foot buffer zone between activists and patients. the supreme court's decision continues to mobilize abortion rights activists rallies unfolded across the country, including here in the bay area. kron four's stasio takes us inside some of those

demonstrations. from san francisco to the south bay bay area. residents speaking out about the supreme court's decision rolling back roe v >> demanding choices and pledging to fight for reproductive rights. about 100 people gathered at the ferry building friday. wise is so important to be out >> because if we don't have choice, we don't have and i think that abortion is health care. there's plenty of different reasons that women with the abortion outside of reproductive right, that she should have the option to choose whether or not you want raise a child, especially when we have conservatives who want to have children. and don't want to support us with welfare for other services check out the sign reading, quote, i hope someday women have more rights than guns. >> that following the supreme court's decision earlier in the week blocking a new york law banning carrying weapons

in cobb they really important because because all the regulations, i mean, guns. yesterday we found out of today's got more important than ones bodies, which is never the right answer. if we don't speak up, nobody well, the crowd took their chance down market street seeking abortion across america. >> it is made us second-class citizens and this was the scene in santa clara, a group banding together to voice their concerns about frustration with the court's actions. also in san mateo friday evening, a large crowd held a rally to express their support for choice earlier in the month, the san mateo county board of supervisors announced offering more aid to planned parenthood to protect access to reproductive choices, more rallies and protests against the court's decision are expected throughout the weekend. terry says stasio kron 4 news. >> and we have a look at pro abortion rallies across the bay area at 10, 15 this morning. congressman eric swalwell holds an event at planned parenthood and hayward. there's also an event later this morning outside of san jose city hall. that event

starts at 10. another rally happens at 11 in oakland. one state republicans says the supreme court's ruling is long overdue state senator jim nielsen adding he also opposes california's efforts to become a sanctuary state for people who want abortions. >> i expect changes here. i've already voted against some up 3 times. if you want to have a an opportunity in the boards for abortion in california, that superior to other states but don't have to make us the magnet for that. that's issue. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. sick of sky-high gas prices. relief could be on the way california lawmakers reaching a tentative deal in the gas rebate plan. and police arrest a suspect in the muni shooting. what we know about the case so far after this.

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if you make $125,000 or less, you are eligible for a $250 refund. the plan is set to provide larger refunds for low-income households. an official vote is still needed on all of this before it can go into effect. and this is also part of a larger state budget agreement. the governor and legislators are expected to reveal soon. starting today. face masks can come cupcake come off again inside most buildings in alameda county. that decision to the effect at midnight sense. the county says the covid case rate is improving. masks will still be required inside health care settings, correctional facilities, homeless shelters and long-term care facilities. alameda county became the only bay area county to reinstate an indoor mask mandate earlier this month, day. >> still very much of a summertime day. at least we have the consolation of those onshore winds. 92 by 1 o'clock by 4 will be at 94. more of the same is expected for tomorrow. then into next week.

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>> welcome back. time now for another check of the weather. meteorologist dave spahr. given us a closer look at conditions outside a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. i'm noticing from our pictures out here, the embarcadero looks like they're getting some hazy sunshine working here. golden gate bridge needs work as the fog kind of lingers, a little

bit, half moon bay, same kind of situation to although think some of the sun is starting to peer through onshore. winds expected later on for today. so we'll be chilly at the coast. checking the temperatures now. 52 the help of a 55 san francisco. the bottle. you have 61. 72 over there to antioch. 68. meanwhile for san jose with all those 60's lining up the east bay shoreline later today, inland heating brings in that marine layer, which will be the fog for tonight tomorrow. again, shore. but that will act as a little bit of a cooling mechanism around the perimeter of the bay. although inland temperatures will be popping this afternoon and tomorrow as well. there are checks in. we don't have that high. that shuts everything down. makes a big difference for the folks around the bay and san francisco and even along the coast when you don't have the consolation of that after an afternoon when working here, so that highest park to the south of us will get the normal climate pattern that we get the afternoon winds that will be working here then. so sunny, warm for the bay will call, although pushing a lot

of 80's on the east bay shoreline, hot inland 80's bay 90's inland tomorrow, kind of the same thing except up those temperatures a bit. we turn the corner say monday, tuesday zone in late in the week. we've got temperatures were treating lower. 80's expected inland 70's around the bay and even more so by next saturday to it looks like some things will cool off a bit. somebody to san francisco, 79 for oakland, 91 san jose gives a hint to show you that the south bay, those temperatures will be popping this afternoon. but there they are in 96 95 for livermore and again on the east bay shoreline, hodgepodge of 70's and 80's course. we'll have a little bit more coming up with the 4 zone forecast. we'll check out that extended with the change of seasons sort of stuff. thanks very much, dave. back to our big story this morning. the supreme court overturns roe v wade. >> allowing states to restrict or completely prevent women from getting an abortion. the conservative-leaning supreme court made the groundbreaking decision here to discuss is planned parenthood, jodi

hicks, ceo and president. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> so, joe, what is your reaction to this decision? does it surprise you at all? >> you know, it doesn't surprise me. i think, though it's impossible to prepare for a day where the highest where takes away rights half the country. so it wasn't surprising that it was certainly at that when when it happened. >> and how many people or rather how many women do you expect this to impact? >> but we know it's 26 states that ultimately will banned some type it's just some type of abortion ban. and that effects over 30 million women. it's also important to to understand that's 30 million women, according to data. but it's really anyone that non-binary or or transaction or anyone that that can be pregnant. so that number is actually higher. >> and has this decision

already affected your clinics? >> you know, the decision back the supreme court to not act to intervene when texas since 2 did their van affected our clinics back in september? so since one state it banned abortion september, we've had about 1500 folks coming from out of state already. so we have been if affected we have been planning for that day since september. really when we put together the future of abortion council to make sure that california had capacity. is it ready to take on patients, whether they're here in california, they have to travel outside of the state. they live in. but certainly we expect to be impacted. >> so the additional people coming in that specific to the state of california >> yes, specific to the state of california. and it's specific to taxes instituting their band. but it's certainly

not patients only from texas. so that's the nature of how this works. is people those that closes state. that impacts whether or not they can get an appointment and then go to a different state. and so we've had folks coming all the way from texas, but certainly from other states that have been impacted as well. >> and what kind of adjustments and changes have you at your local in response to the overturned? >> sure. i mean, we represent 7 different affiliates that run over 100 health centers. but at the policy level, we put together a council that that has a blueprint for what the state needs to do. there's legislation currently going through the legislature, investments in the budget proposals, but some of those are to expand workforce there certainly are in the new clinics that will that will be to ensure capacity, but also things like ensuring protections for providers if

they are taking care of patients out of state, no matter what other states are doing and then abortion, navigators patient navigators and that is that are helping patients as they navigate that >> you know, support that they need for traveling or lodging or child care. those types of things. >> and we know that there is the real possibility that patients seeking abortion care could be harassed. can you walk us through the plan to create buffer zone, buffer zones around your facilities? >> sure. at the local level, there's been many ordinances that have been put in place. we're fortunate in california where many, many policymakers have really rolled up their sleeves to look at needs to be done there's plenty of investments and the budget proposals that allow for additional security and needs for for health centers. >> and again, protections, whether that's confidentiality

ensuring that that, you know, of other states trying to to like what texas did with actually sue providers are patients or anyone helping aiding and abetting the state of california will not recognize >> and what should women seeking abortion do now? what is your guidance for them? >> i mean, i think, you know, i think it's important to understand that that real people are really being hurt today this morning as they're trying to seek care we want people to know that in california question is legal health centers are open and there are a portion funds throughout the country that can help navigate that process. clinics like planned parenthood also have people on the line to help navigate that process and also know that that we're here fighting for you ensuring that that at least in california, this is a haven state and people can come here and get care. >> alright, planned parenthood

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>> more details this morning from san jose. police on the deadly shooting of a murder suspect. chief anthony mata identified the suspect friday as 30 year-old raymond calderon, calderon died wednesday morning after a 7 hour standoff at his south san

say fired at officers twice before he was shot. investigators say the incident started tuesday when calderon was driving with his grandmother and 2 kids. police say calder and shot and killed a man near mount shasta and mount vista drive. he then drove to modesto where police say he shot and killed the mother of his 6 month-old son and then brutally attacked his grandmother and gilroy. speaking on friday, on to praise the actions of his officers. >> suspect calderon census lee killed 2 people. and when finally confronted by the san jose police department. and the highly populated neighborhood, he opened fire on them at last-ditch effort to escape. this in danger. not only the pursuing officers. innocent members of our community.

>> the chief says 2 officers fired at the suspect and both of them are on administrative leave. san francisco police arrested the suspect in connection to a deadly shooting on a muni train this week. 26 year-old yvonne green is now in custody. police arrested him thursday night in pittsburgh near the easy stuff. laundromat on power avenue. we have an image from surveillance video here that helped lead to greene's arrest. police say that green shot a 70 year-old man and killed a 27 year-old on a muni train wednesday morning after an argument.

>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news that start up this half hour with a look at our forecast. we have days far, of course, standing by in the weather center with the very latest. hey, dave. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're showing you just a part of the getting a lot of sun. as you can see, san jose state, some blue skies here at still dealing with that at half. moon bay just checked. it will but also around the golden gate bridge, too. speaking of which whatever we have will mix out for the most part, although there might be some problem areas along the coast sunset we get the marine layer back again. we'll have the fog to greet us tomorrow. but it's

will still be plenty hot in the afternoon and warming around the bay too. when tracker does all the winds are a little bit of a brief onshore wind just kind of single digits to calm for right now. temperature checks, 77 for any ox. 67 conquered 71 for livermore east bay shoreline in the mid-sixties. 56 san francisco also for santa rosa. 63 foreign the breakdown for your day. 92 by one by 4 were talking 93 tomorrow or probably get up the ante a little bit for the parade in town, by the way, looks pretty good. sunny skies, maybe just a little bit of leftover fog in some spots. but temperatures for the parade should be in the upper 60's as we approach the late morning hours. stephanie. >> big news. we're continuing to follow this morning. president biden signed a landmark gun safety measure. it is the most significant gun reform bill in decades. the measure beefs up background checks for 18 to 21 year-old gun buyers works to close the so-called boyfriend loophole that restricts gun ownership

for domestic violence offenders not married to their partners. it also sets of funding for states to pass red flag laws allowing police or relatives to petition a court to remove guns from a person considered a threat to themselves or others. the measure also fund school safety and youth mental health programs. now this bill, again, president joe biden has signed this morning and this all comes as the supreme court this week struck down a new york state law restricting who can get a permit to carry a gun in public. now, here's the back story. the new york law had been in place since 1913, and it requires new yorkers to prove an actual need to carry a concealed handgun in public. well, this week the justices said that law conflicts with the second amendment right to bear arms. now states like ours, california could be forced to introduce new measures to make sure guns will not be allowed in public places. i spoke with north bay congressman mike thompson

about this. he's a gun owner himself. he told me he was not surprised by the supreme court's decision. >> it's troubling in my view because it's going to hurt states and there efforts to keep their community safe. >> this this is something i think we're all going press for. my colleagues and i are concerned about gun violence prevention. we're going to do everything we can to make our school our community safe. we'll continue to work on the work members never stops. are you going to get a piece of legislation passed or or when one fails, you just keep working on to make sure that our communities can be as safe as possible. >> the congressman also said the new bipartisan agreement will help prevent more gun deaths. >> this big ocean legislation is going to save lives is going to deal with our younger

people who can easily buy firearms today. but we have that background deal with gun trafficking star of straw purchases where people who buy guns for individuals that for all the guns, there's going to be money invested in school, safety and mental health and septa states so they can put in place programs such as the red flag laws. this is major all of which will save lives. >> north bay, congressman thompson is chairman of the gun violence taskforce in the house. there are now heightened security preparations being made for this weekend's pride celebrations in san francisco. the interim executive director of this year's pride gave us an update on the security plan. kron four's his youth media reports. >> this in san francisco, pride celebration comes in the wake of the u.s. supreme court

overturning the federal abortion rights law. roe versus wade. >> but we're part by daytime people's rights are respected in this country where for 5. and that's what san francisco pride has been here for to liberate our people for many, many years. >> however, the timing of the supreme court's decision to put security this year's pride doors of the spotlight, perhaps more than ever. the interim executive director of the surprises and ford talks about the security plan. but we do have good to are organized >> partner turnout. and so done some training. yes, think local and federal officials and mayor's office and all the heads of different departments of the city for plan. we feel we felt that a buyer plan everywhere. make sure if you are tonight. >> while san francisco police officers will be fully staffed and at the ready throughout the pride celebration, police

chief bill scott is also urging pride goers to be vigilant in terms of security as well and what that means, if you see something suspicious. >> please don't sit on that information. please say something. please call. you know, if you're out with friends, keep your friends close. don't lose anybody. don't leave anyone behind. i don't accept drinks from strangers. it is important to note chief scott says, although at this point there has been no credible threats that they know of targeting sf pride. >> but with events with it, the amount of people that will be participating. you never know where on high alert where we are watching. we are monitoring that we feel we feel secure and the top that that will make sure everyone site. >> how is it that you cried for news? >> one state republicans says the supreme court's ruling is long overdue state senator jim nielsen adding he also opposes california's efforts to become a sanctuary state for people who want abortions.

>> here i've already voted against some 3 times. if you want to have a an opportunity in the boards for abortion in california, that superior to other states but don't have to make us the magnet for that. that's for them. i have issue with. >> the overturn of roe v wade is being seen as a landmark conservative victory. but how does it affect the future of the republican party kron four's dan thorn reports. >> with so many people are unhappy with what the republican controlled supreme court has done. there are many others who see the overturning of roe v wade as a win for america. >> it's a victory may not seem like that for some people, but it's a victory for the country. this is what democracy looks like. scotus kind of right john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party knows that sentiment is unpopular in the

city and in most parts of the bay area. but what implications might this decision have with women in his party? do you think, though, that there might be women within the republican party that might be angry or scared by what happened today. >> sherman, does that does it matter what party you're in? woman whose pro choice in the republican party knows that the party is a party, that it's a party of in the. >> so the republican party platform and they've long adopted and accepted shortly after the decision was annofnced, house speaker nancy pelosi said republicans will now look to ban abortions nationwide. >> dennis argue that's not the goal because the supreme court's ruling has already taken the federal government out of the equation in lock step with most republicans. dennis says the debate is back where it belongs with the states. this is not a national it's not a federal issue. it's a complex issue.

>> so what is the result of a been local communities, the sensibilities of topics like this are different, alabama, that they are in california and the local. we can make decisions like this whether there will be backlash against republicans in the midterms remains to be seen reporting in san francisco. dan thorn. >> kron, 4 news. >> for more information and analysis on all of this. you can head to kron 4 dot com. just scan the qr code right there on your screen and it will take you to our website. in the east bay. several fires broke out within minutes of each other, prompting evacuations earlier this week. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke with firefighters about the ongoing fire danger. >> firefighters are inside this large park just north of port costa working through what they call the mop up stage. looking for any hot spots or extensions that could spark a new flame. 120 acres in port costa. now look like this black charred soil left behind from the scenic fire that started thursday afternoon. >> it wasn't the only one. cal

fire crews were responding to 5 large fires at once in the bay area. according to fire captain david riley. it's a scenario that his firefighters train for were prepared to head to handle multiple 6 that incidences at one time. that. >> if it does occur, we do have the resources that are available and were designed as the department has agency and as a mutual aid with multiple departments to assist us in multiple multiple. is the current time cal fire says that even with multiple wildfires thursday, there were no injuries or homes damaged. crews are investigating a building that was damaged by the canyon fire in pleasanton. but don't believe it was a building that people were living in dry golden fields combined with a lack of rain over the years are to blame for the fast spreading flames. according to captain riley, just the multiple years of drought that we've been having here in california has increased a fire hazard and fire risk that we had here in the state, which does increase the possibility for multiple insist. he says that cal fire and other fire agencies are active in communities working with fire, safe councils to fight hazardous areas. they

then work to reduce fuel hazards to control burns and other measures while also keeping a watchful eye on weather conditions. if we look at it as a day by day basis, but we also look at and we can't we can't seen with the potential of what the weather will do increase the fire has caused in the area fire activity in the area while firefighters battled hotspots here, there were 2 vegetation fires that started in other areas. one in morgan hill and the other in clayton cal fire says there's no risk to the public since both fires are in rural areas away from homes in port costa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> the power at stanford university has been restored after a three-day outage that was caused by the edgewood fire. the outage forced parts of the campus to close and postponed a big soccer game from for justin campbell has more on the reaction from fans after they traveled all the way to the bay area. >> these ticket boxes behind me should have been open for

saturday's game. but a wildfire knocked the power out for the stadium forcing stanford to postpone the game. leaving fans disappointed. >> yeah, a i mean, other than other than the money, it's just a. >> we excited. and all of a sudden it's not happening. straight traveled from la for the soccer match, much anticipated san jose earthquakes versus la galaxy. 30,000 people were expected to attend at stanford stadium. but after tuesday's edgewood wildfire pg and e says they couldn't get to an area that serves stanford's electricity until fire authorities approved access on thursday forcing the university to postpone the game months away until saturday, september 24th. >> she got here on the morning of the 24th or possibly skip. it will see your ticket can be applied to the next game. but if you're like straight and can potentially make it, you can get a refund within the

next 30 days. but spent a lot of between the hotel. gas is great that the 170 bucks it so much. cost races. he spent roughly $2000 pg and e says power was fully restored to stamford friday afternoon, too late for fans straight to see the game from trying to try to just get and during the weekend, the weather is great reporting from stanford stadium justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and driving around, probably use the ac a little bit, too, particularly if you're inland. that's right. got the middle 90's back again today and tomorrow to as well up in the north bay there in the lower 90's. a look at that 4 zone forecast and the extended because almost a flavor fall coming our way. the kron 4 morning news weekend.

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you know folgers as a homebrew... but let's hear it for our hometown. one, two, ready, play. ♪ no, no, no, no, no, no, not me! ♪ allow us to reintroduce ourselves, folgers. >> welcome back. we have dave spahr here let's go check of the weather. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. i look over here. i've absolutely nothing in this camera. what we've got going on is still some of that fog hanging around a little bit. let's check out into the tahoe it is very summerlike. here we go from 83 tomorrow. 83 on monday. and then this will

turn here. we drop down to 79. what's up with that? you're going to feel that also around the bay area as well. current temperatures look like this. 77 already, antioch, 71 for livermore. they're not waiting. 67 for concord. 60's line up the east bay shoreline onshore winds are going to lend a helping hand, though this afternoon. 56 up to santa rosa. by the way, too, back to those winds yet some daytime heating and the high pressure is to our south so we can get the nice flow pattern of work here. look at those numbers. pop into the 20's. we are in some locations. so that will feel a little refreshing on that front, but not too much drop. those temperatures will be sailing well in the mid to upper 90's. still for today. this is solely a it's a tropical storm. it's moving away from land. that's all good news spring a little bit in the way of some high cloudiness in some moisture in the mid layers of the atmosphere, maybe expected to make it in the desert southwest. pretty typical this time of year to see some of that. that's all the impact will be a little bit to kind of 45 or monsoon 4 zone forecast back in the home front. 72 san francisco today at the coast. we're looking at

a lot of 60's half moon bay up to 68 still might be challenge with some sunshine, though. but on the bay side of the peninsula, the numbers are popping 80. we got going on for burlingame foster city. 84 palo alto. 89. you can see there 84 for mountain dew and in the south bay, plenty of 90's to dish out san jose at 91 94 for morgan hill. got 90 for santa clara cupertino at 92. got the middle 80's line at the east bay shoreline. meanwhile, livermore valley, 95 tri valleys, looking at 93 for walnut creek. 94 for concord, expected to get a couple more degrees out into this tomorrow. then kind of the same monday and tuesday, then dropping off towards the end the week. you'll see that in the seven-day open. 79 78 for richmond, berkeley. 75 allay. thank you. onshore wind. 73, but their neighbors. well in the 80's in 91 there for pittsburgh, 89 for napa in 92 santa rosa. check it out. on the 7 day forecast. we start off with summer up to 97 tomorrow. 94, it looks like on

monday rest of the week we drop into the 80's, even the upper 70's. by the time we get to friday. that's a little bit of a break of the season and welcome in some even lower 70's off to the east bay shoreline. stephanie. >> thank you very much, dave. in sports, the golden state warriors welcome their newest members from the nba draft and not a great friday for a bay area. baseball. kate rooney has the highlights. >> on friday we got to meet the newest members of the golden state warriors drafted on thursday. the young men who if all goes well will be tasked with taking the mantle from steph klay dray and company in a few years time. hopefully not too soon here. first-round pick patrick baldwin, junior and second-rounders ryan rollins in greece. santos, they were all on hand at chase center. santos winning the award for distance traveled. he came all the way from brazil to be a chase center. general manager bob myers said thursday after the drop, the ball rollins are players who could earn roster

spots. >> this season, but regardless of what happens in their future with the warriors, this moment is a life changing one for these young men was only there for those i mean, i believe it at first. and i think >> a lot of people have the same reaction. you know, immediately i knew coming into a culture stepping into a winning culture and i just knew from, you know, that day forward. i have my best foot forward and excited in this organization. you know, i want to get into when i was very excited. you know, just him. thought it was almost like foot in a relief. you know, does all the hard that you put in over to over the all over the years it does get into does into the position of life is it was amazing server. pleasure be here and be a waters too. >> when i when i hear my name's be being call it was like a dream come true because and one guy for another country from brazil and in us and run for for your dream.

that's that's that's amazing. for was a it was a great experience for me. >> the nba and wnba have consistently been among the most outspoken pro sports leagues when it comes to issues of social justice. so it follows that they were the only pro organizations to weigh in on the supreme court ruling to overturn roe versus wade. they released a joint statement. the statement reads the nba and wnba believe that women should be able to make their own decisions concerning their health and future. and we believe that freedom should be protected. we will continue to advocate for gender and health equity, including ensuring our employees have access to reproductive health care regardless of their location. let's talk some baseball. the giants back home for a 7 game homestand host in the reds. top of the second reds up byron to want the next ends. all he shoots one fair down the 3rd base line, a run

comes into score ready extend their lead to 2 top 6. some cell comes through again with a line drive to left aaron rugh playing on a hot one. >> the run scores. >> cincinnati pad their lead to 3 and the giants fall for to look to bounce back for game 2 on saturday. meanwhile, the a's in kansas city taking on the royals game. one of the 3 game set in their top of the 4th based on a run. one on for second round. he sits and he lines one into center. that's a base hit. tony kemp comes into score. >> oakland ties it next inning. every of our eyes. takes cole deep to left. >> no doubt about that one. royals take the lead on a solo blast in baseball 3 to one game. 2 coming up on saturday. it's really been a bit of a rough go for the a's lately. they are last in the american league west and they're 23 wins this season are the fewest in the league?

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about my own. is there. >> few entertainers have been the subject of as many movies, documentaries and tv projects as elvis presley. that after also appearing in 31 movies of his own, the curiosity about the personal and professional life of the king of rock'n'roll seems endless in the latest presley project. elvis, the focus is on the relationship between the young singer and the evil genius. colonel tom parker, who became his manager, but all done with high voltage storytelling. part of that comes from the over the top directing style of australian showman, boz letterman. he did the same thing to moulin rouge, romeo and juliet. but leonardo dicaprio's, the great gatsby here. he turns the visuals, the words and especially the music on its head, transforming the flat black and white. very vanilla,

1950's into an explosive greatest show on earth that on top of the performances that are just as exciting and at their core easily as moving. butler, as elvis captures the king's inner soul from pure innocence to overwhelm globalstar, 2 self-destructive victim of its own success. butler is on the mark doing his own singing for the early offense years and meals. the lip sinking of the real elvis tracks for the rest. he doesn't just do an impersonation. he digs much deeper is colonel thomas played by 2 time oscar winner tom hanks, who slid there's around the young singer's explosion of success fragile. personal life reportedly siphoning off an amazing 50% of elvis's earnings. he's a character who is not very likable, but sure is captivating the rest of this ensemble beautifully bounce off the different moments of elvis's life like a well played pinball machine. it's a tragic life. that's an

ultimate joy ride and one worth seeing. but dean's list a in theaters only will be a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> and take a look at this. a new 6 foot tall robot is almost ready. tesla founder elon musk announced yesterday the humanoid optimus robot will be ready for release in just 3 months. musk says optimist will be able to walk 5 miles per hour and deadlift 150 pounds. so it's pretty strong. it will also be able to handle, according to musk, dangerous and boring tasks in a factory or other settings. us to says that this robot was apparently going to be a friendly and even good companion. dave, any thoughts about that? you're going to rush and boring. that's the key issue. there. >> let's quit your it's dangerous and it's good thing or a robot there you have it. how about that stuff? look at that. it's summer. 97 tomorrow. 94 going on for monday. 91 tuesday. and then

we take a turn. don't you know, we're going to the 80's and down to about 78 next friday. a little flavor, almost a tumble. want to say as we get towards the end of the week's week, upcoming 2 seasons kind of cooking here a little bit great for the parade tomorrow. by the way, those temps will be in the 60's month. most likely. >> people should carry a little bit of a light jacket if they're planning to head out. yeah, probably little start awful, cool. but we're warming up by the afternoon, even in the city. all right. thanks very much, david. thank you so much for joining us this morning. we will see you back here tomorrow. have a great weekend. meow mix tasty layers crunchy and meaty textures with a mouth-watering gravy coating. meow mix tasty layers. the only one cats ask for by name.

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