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>> this morning on 4 news breaking news. we're following 9 people injured in yet another mass shooting in the bay area. >> this time in san francisco, we're live with the latest on the police investigation. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> thank you for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, june 10th and we'll get right to that breaking news in just a moment. but first, let's check in with dave spahr. dave, what should we know? >> all right. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with considerable cloudiness. this some of it. is the fog clouds going on here. but aloft will see this kind of remain throughout the day today, the mixed bag of sun and clouds you'll see well inland around the bay. these a pesky nuisance clouds will be around through much of the day, although we do see some sunshine poking out there, keeping temperatures down as well. and there's your onshore

breeze while we're at it. but look what's going on here. we have the same similar type of pattern we had early little during the week here with this flow pattern coming up from the south. this is mid-level moisture. it's going to keep tahoe. very busy this weekend early next week. however, for us, we do stand that slight chance of seeing a shower or a thunder shower popping up very isolated in nature. there's your onshore winds, single digits for the most part, our temperature check mid to upper 50's. 58 going on for any and the breakdown today has quite a bit of clouds. this is a little bit of the pessimistic side because i think we'll see the skies open a little bit for those inland valleys. however, around the bay, it will be kind of chilly and considerable cloud. going to get more into this coming up in just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> back to that breaking news we're following for you this morning. another mass shooting in the bay area. this one in san francisco's mission district. 9 people are recovering from their injuries. kron four's. tiffany justice is live for us at a neighborhood police station. tiffany, what's the latest?

>> right. so we have confirmed 9 people were shot in the mission. district police still looking for the suspect or suspects involved. we want to show you exactly where this happened with a map. police say at the corner of 24th street and treat avenue around 9 o'clock last night, they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to a local hospital. let's show you some video from the scene last night as well. one victim was taken into surgery according to a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and that there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all the victims are expected to survive. >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now.

>> we are still looking into how the victims are doing today. police at this point are still investigating and asking as you just heard for the public's help at this point, if you know anything about the shooting are asked to call san francisco police reporting life to be just as kron. 4 news. alright, tiffany, thank you so much for your live coverage and we will. >> check back in with you just a little bit later. you can stay up-to-date with the latest on this breaking news here on tv and on your mobile devices. just download the kron. 4 app to get news alerts as we learn more. and the east bay, alameda county da pamela price. as the 9 people arrested in connection with a string of oakland robberies will not face any charges because there's not enough evidence. she says the suspects are between the ages of 12 to 17 years old. police arrested 3 girls and 6 boys connection with at least 35 robberies. you can see though those incidents marked on your screen there. they happened in

oakland, neighborhoods like fruitville chinatown and rock ridge. the mayor told as she was not officially informed of the da's decision but says there should be consequences. >> the people are traumatized by incidents. my son was trying times my home was burglarized and he was home. so i understand the victim's side of very and so there has to be balanced approach. you know, i'm pretty sure was reason to us what she decided to do. >> but i am just going to say, you know, i'm very proud of opd. and then work to ensure that our communities. >> the da's office says the case remains under investigation. a san francisco ice cream shop becomes the latest small business to fall victim to a break in kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the business owner and brings us video of what happened. >> around 03:30am, in the morning on june 3rd, a pair of thieves are seen moving

around. what's the scoop in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. they snag a register power tools and caused damage in the first of 2 burglaries that morning just after the end and a roll coaster emotions. >> the whole thing and the biggest thing was just why song do anthony will mac. the shop's owner says that was only the beginning of his problems. hours after the first break. and another person is seen snooping around in cabinets. >> and then using their hands to scoop ice cream out of the containers in total around 15 to $20,000 in damages. definitely tough. keeping those negative thoughts on the mind when things happen like this. >> but i can't i know to those people that do. that's my shop. they don't represent my community. womack was able to open his brick and mortar location on 3rd street last november. >> with help from san francisco's dream keeper initiative, mayor london breed showcase the success story on social media earlier this

year. womack says what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion. and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes deter him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community has some good people in it. >> that really do care about the shop in past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> happening today, a gun buyback called guns to gardens returns to east oakland. weapons turned in will be melted down and turned into garden tools. anyone turning in a gun will get a gift card worth up to $300 depending on the type of firearm. the event runs today from 10:00am to 02:00pm at the i word

ministries church of god in christ in east oakland. this is the second time the event has happened last year. polici say they collected more than 130 guns. >> happening right now at 3 mile stretch of i-680, is closed for road repairs. a portion of the southbound lanes from sunol boulevard. tuchman road are shut down during the closure. all northbound lanes remain open. >> repair work is scheduled to be done early monday morning. the search is underway for a sanford biology professor who did not show up for his court hearing. the national park service's says 44 year-old hunter fraser was reported missing wednesday in olympic national park in washington state. his family says they last heard from him in. >> frazier was arrested last july for domestic violence. he has been at a hearing scheduled friday in santa

clara county. expect to pay more for ida and bart next year. the board of directors just approved a two-year budget that would raise the fares by a total 11%. they're also projecting and 93 million dollar deficit kron four's theresa explains. >> bart fares are going up starting in january. twenty-twenty for fares will go up bart 5 and a half percent followed by another similar rate hike in 2025. >> and unheard of it. >> tragic and i'm going to have to pay more. the convenience of being able to commute into the city every day is something kind of depend on the hike is projected to raise 26 million dollars. >> and all part of a two-year multibillion-dollar deficit just passed by the board on thursday. yet, despite the increasing fair and parking fees to transit system is still in trouble. >> i i asked for staff

analysis for staff to come back to us and and tell us what they think that could cut. i was met with a flat no. that's board member debora allen with increased costs in ridership still around 40% of pre-pandemic levels. >> it also means a bart is in unchartered territory facing a 93 million dollar deficit. >> during the second year of the new budget to make matters worse. federal pandemic dollars run out in 2025. creating an even bleaker financial picture. >> those deficits are over 300 million dollars per year. and they get bigger as we go through time. we are very much a risk of seeing huge service cuts by bar anybody see transit? >> if the state doesn't step in. >> state senator scott wiener says it is vital to help

public transportation is at the heart of the bay area's mobility, our economy, so many people in the bay depend on transit to get to work to get to school. allen says that there is a plan to put of ballot measure to voters asking for a tax to help fund bart. but she says she's not optimistic. i know the taxpayers in my area pretty well. >> and they're not going to go for it. a bart spokesperson says that without new funding sources, severe measures may be necessary, including ending night service or even. >> eliminating weekend trains and perhaps much more. terry says stasio kron. 4 news. >> coming up on kron 4 morning news next. a new report asks, is it really cheaper to own your property rather than rent take a close look, plus, we have local political reaction to former president trump's indictments. did the following developments on news of a mass shooting in san francisco that left 8 people injured. stay left 8 people injured. stay with us.

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>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. and look at the shot here. that's the typical fog. we talk about aloft. you see kind of a hazy sky conditions that's with the best that we can kind of hope for. but that lower level cloud cover. that's a different type of moisture. that's that, you know, marine layer that comes in that we're very used to and it is much more stable. it's the air above it little bit more unstable. and that's of kind of reminiscent of the monsoon. it's more subtropical moisture. all right. here's what we're talking about right now. what's going on here if just go and take a look at what we've got in the east bay

shoreline. you know what it is? it's more of that. it's buried in the fog. as you can see, that's the east bay shoreline right now. as far as the temperatures were mid-fifties over most of the board. 58 off the antioch, santa rosa. 54 57 meanwhile for san jose and again, what we have in our backyard right now. that's that lower dense moisture cold. it's somewhat stable aloft is what we're more concerned about. and that's what we see here on the satellite picture, the eu at some heating to this end, it becomes more excited. we're going to see a lot of that in tahoe later today. handing it back over to the future cast for we kind of clear out a little bit. but look what happens up in tahoe, the firing up with those showers and thunder showers also around our local hills. you might have a little pocket of a shower and that's the best place probably to see that afternoon evening. thundershower going on. this is what happens overnight. we get back to the fog again. it's actually is stabilizing condition for a local weather and clearing out tomorrow is going to be a little slower. but again, that chance of an isolated thunder showers still

possibly there. again, the higher elevations, this lower level moisture, however, keeps the atmosphere a little bit more stable. you don't have that up there on top again. skies are open to start daytime heating and afternoon showers and thunder showers. it's almost like a florida forecast, if you will. highs will be pretty impressive out there that we'll see a lot of 60's. can several clouds cool. but this weekend, a slight chance of a thunder shower. we mentioned. meanwhile, for tahoe, mostly sunny, start storm in the afternoon. highs in the 60's. now next week, we start off with monday with considerable cloud cover still on monday. and then by tuesday, wednesday, starting really clear out warming up late in the ball game might repeat performance of touching 90 potentially for today. 62 san francisco, 66 open 73. meanwhile for san jose and the big board got some mid to upper 70's in the far east bay. even santa rosa getting up there to 78, which is pretty impressive. given all this cloud cover will be checking out the 4 zone forecast. we're in a bit and the extended to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. and i'm looking forward

to getting out of allergy season 2. i apologize for that coughing earlier. >> reaction to the indictment of former president donald trump has been swift four's. dan kerman spoke with bay area lawmakers and political and legal analysts. >> if the allegations in the indictment are, in fact, true for president really has limited defenses in this case. legal analysts say the evidence detailed in the 49 page indictment. fox is in the former president. really can't claim. well, i declassified the documents. he can't say, well, i didn't know what other people were doing. they were just mishandling boxes. he really is at the center of this indictment and the senator of the story. he's not bit player in this movie. he is the star and the director. the indictment also suggests what trump was allegedly keeping in those boxes. not just old notes in ledgers but highly sensitive material talking about military capability is a military vulnerabilities.

>> not only for our country but other countries as well who had access. >> to the rooms, to the store rooms to the stage is to the bathrooms and to other places where these documents were simply putin, in storage and security open anybody. >> east bay congressman john garamendi says it raises national security concerns and he's curious why trump went to such extraordinary measures to hang on to the documents. what in the world they have on his mind? why was he doing this? why did he have these documents up to now? the former president has been able to maintain his base of support regardless of what he says or does or is accused of. but political analysts say the sheer extent of the evidence both recorded and photographed might make things different. this time. i think that. >> you know, they're probably a lot of republicans going over the indictment now and trying to figure you know, is this survivable, you know, is this something that we should

try to get in front where is it better for us individually to stay by the president? up to former president promised a speedy trial, but legal analysts say that might end up not happening. and in fact, a trial may not happen until after the next presidential election. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> well, first lady jill biden is set to be in san francisco this coming tuesday. she set to speak at 2 receptions for president biden's campaign in the afternoon. she's also expected to be featured as a speaker at the giffords law center's celebrating the 30th anniversary of the gun control research and advocacy group. president biden is also set to visit the bay area later this month. for your money. the bay area is the most expensive place in the country to own a home, according to a new report, kron four's rob nesbitt takes a closer look. >> mortgage rates have gone up everywhere. but in san francisco, san jose and oakland, more homes are considered high end the

interest rates of those homes are what make them so much more expensive to own. the high cost of living is not news to bay area residents, but for those deciding between renting or owning a home, redfin says it's a cheaper option to rent here. chief economist at redfin daryl fairweather says that's because of higher mortgage rates and the interest on them having a really large amount of allows compounding to kind accumulated faster than was a small amount so that's why hurts a bit harder in the most high-end markets. the redfin report listed san jose as having the largest homeownership premiums. >> where it's 165% more expensive to buy than to rent. next with san francisco with 139% ownership premium. >> followed by oakland where homes are 99% more expensive to buy than rent. senior economist jeff tucker at zillow. explain with those percentages. look like in dollar amounts when searching zillow in san francisco in the sunset, 4 in the ballpark of $4,4500 a month to rent and

those are homes that would be selling for one and a quarter one and a half million dollars. >> meaning they would carry a mortgage payment of more like $6,000 or more for someone to buy them today. according to redfin, you may save money on renting, but in the long run, rent prices could go up. i talked with real turn, founder of district homes in berkeley bellomo about the perks of buying. she looked over the redfin report and says the numbers are true that there's more to factor you. kids starting school. i knew having a baby. >> you know, are you downsizing? you need to sell so. it's a hard to time the market. there was a silver lining with the redfin report. >> due to rising mortgage rates, home prices are dropping at a faster rate in the bay area than anywhere else in the u.s. reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> coffee is permanently closing its oakland distribution centr. that's after a roof roof collapse in march killed a longtime worker 110 employees at that cetera,

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with everything we need to know a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting off with that fog and cloud cover business around the bay that's actually helping to kind of stabilize the atmosphere a little bit. cause any breaks of sun that we see today. >> that may give the atmosphere a little bit of energy to work with. that's going to see that action in tahoe. now, this again is a live shot that we have over the bay. now aloft is kind of a a mostly cloudy look with some breaks going on. but at the surface, we have to deal with that fog for right now. this is the east bay shoreline. you can see in the fog, but up against hills here to the ground. we've got mid 50's it work for most of the bay, 60 for antioch. 57 for san jose. 53 meanwhile for san

francisco for the giants today, upper 50's going to be a chilly day for 35 game time and mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with a west southwest wind at 15. the game tomorrow, by the way, will be a little earlier in the day, although some were conditions in the city will be felt. so the breakdown, today's got a lot of cloud cover and the course see some breaks for sunshine well inland, but temperatures well inland still in the 70's with 60's covering the bait. coming up a little bit. of course, we'll have the 4 zone forecast for you. take a look at tahoe as well as extended stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. back to that breaking news we are following this morning. 9 people are recovering after being injured in a mass shooting in san francisco. let's get straight to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us at san francisco general this morning with what we know about the victims. tiffany, with alerts. >> right, deputy. this is where we believe some of the victims were taken to confirmed by police. 9 people were shot in the mission district last night. police

still looking for the suspect or suspects involved. let's go show you a map as to where this happened. police say at the corner of 24th street and treat avenue around 9 o'clock last night. they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to local hospitals. this is some video of the scene last night. one victim was taken into surgery according to a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen. police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated. >> and that there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all victims are expected to survive. >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now. >> now we're still looking into how the victims are doing this morning. police at this point still investigating, as

you just heard, if do know in any information about the shooting, you're asked to contact francisco police back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, tiffany, for that update. we will plan to check back with you a little bit later. jose police released new details about the crash that killed a 15 year-old boy early wednesday morning. was justin campbell spoke with someone who knew the victim. >> yeah, justin us to write was killed right in front of his home earlier this week. police now telling us the driver behind the wheel, a teenager. she was arrested and they do believe alcohol was at play. you can look at the video. you can see 15 year-old justin. the steer was killed just before 01:00am wednesday night after being hit by an suv right outside of his home on rican at a drive. police believe a steer and the driver had alcohol in their system. they were both at a party before at unknown location. we spoke to one of dearest friends who lives after

apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area is like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't here. they do area with a cross can be dangerous. sometimes at police are not waiting on lab results to see. >> how much alcohol was in the driver's blood stream. she has been released from custody. >> what friends and family still mourning the loss of justin a steer a we were at memorial at the high school earlier this week. he was very popular from what we've heard from friends around with oakland, high. we'll keep you informed on this investigation for now reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a local drag queen is teaching people how to save someone from opioid drug overdose. it's part of an ongoing effort by san francisco's entertainment commission. kron four's ella sogomonian reports on that campaign.

>> people using party drugs could unintentionally be exposed to fentanyl. the synthetic opioid has been found in heroin, cocaine pressed pills and methamphetamines. so this pride month, the entertainment commission, san francisco's department of public health and drag queen conchita route all partnered up to make a training video. they're teaching people how to use fentanyl. test strips as well as recognize and reverse an overdose using narcan nasal spray, you want to remove the narcan from its packaging. >> insert the nozzle into the nostrils and press the plunger firmly. >> the department of public health reports fentanyl was involved in nearly 3 quarters of deaths last year. and a small amount could be fatal. steven torres is on the entertainment commission and executive co-chair of the lgbtq cultural district. his work tonight, life for 2 decades and says he has seen the deadly toll. fentanyl has taken on the community.

personally >> known a lot of folks are no longer with us because >> you know, they did >> there didn't know what their tickets. these are. these are needless tragedies, informational campaign was spearheaded by laura thomas with the entertainment commission. she hopes to one in a campaign that we've seen in new york called narcan behind every bar so that these resources will be made readily available across town. >> ideally, i would like to see every bar and nightclub entertainment venue in san francisco. i'm be stocked with naloxone in fentanyl. test strips. so people can be as safe as possible enjoying their live. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. a free narcan and fentanyl strip testing or rather training session is happening next thursday at 07:30pm, at the midnight sun on 18th street for people. 21 and older. april 4 continues

to put the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. scan this qr code right there on your screen to go to a special section of our website that list our latest coverage. another postal worker is robbed in broad daylight in oakland. investigators say 2 armed men approached the carrier and stole their keys as kron four's justine woman reports. this is just the latest example and a disturbing trend. well, this was a crime that was rarely reported before the pandemic. but it skyrocketed in recent years up almost 80% nationwide last year and more than quadrupling over the past decade. and there are plenty of high-profile examples from here in the bay area. >> just last week in san francisco, the postal service issued a reward of up to $50,000 for information about this man. they say robbed a postal worker near the dmv just the week before in february, a postal worker was robbed of his postal keys

allay and 2 people were charged after stealing a postal truck from a worker in martinez robberies have also been reported in fremont, newark and berkeley, but leading the way is oakland where the postal service says their workers are robbed on a weekly basis. sometimes even more. once a day, oakland police have now reported a handful of arrests. but these crimes are still happening. so the department is offering some tips on their website to, quote, reduce the risk. this is though, technically a federal clot crime outside of the jurisdiction of local police. so that also makes it a very risky crime. robberies of usps postal worker are punishable by up 25 years in federal prison in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. california attorney general rob bonta announced a settlement in the opioid epidemic. >> it's with cvs and walgreens as well as the drought drugmakers, and teva, the 4 different companies will pay a

total of more than 17 billion dollars. the money will be used to support victims and get them help that they need to recover the agreement with cvs and walgreens is the first multi state settlement in the claims that they ignored signs of prescription abuse. a dog fell from a cliff at a popular bay-area beach as kron four's haaziq madyun explains that dogs owner now has a warning for others. >> we have a cast under here. and and we have this little covering to protect it. you can see they had to shave here. he's a few cuts on his face. he's just here recovering jim towers. dog booker suffered these injuries last saturday. >> after jumping over, this was falling down onto the beach here next to the clubhouse in san francisco. he says it happened suddenly right here near the old camera shack behind the famous landmark. my dog is very, very good. off-leash >> we go to the beach all the time and he must have thought

that the beach was on the other side from where we're standing. jumped over the barrier to get to the beach and fell. i don't know how many feet, but a very, very, very long distance. he says he hurried out onto the beach found his dog severely injured. >> we are rushing to the er and we we've got on saturday night after this happened. thought we were going to have to put him down. >> fortunately, that didn't happen. power says thanks to the generosity participants of a major crowdfunding effort. booker is -ere today. a few days prior to this incident. however, another dog that from the rocks at nearby sutro baths was not so lucky >> here is video of booker during happier days. jim powers says he is sharing this cautionary tale with the benefit of other just leash your dog in these situations. i i he's so well trained and so good off the leash. i would

in a million years thought that he would do something like that. and i was wrong. and san francisco haaziq madyun kron 4 new. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a hot hawaii honeymoon takes a tragic turn for a san jose couple. and we take a look at the giants and a's games in the bay area. sports teams come out on top details after this. >> lot of cloud cover going on around the bay today mieht have that ice a little shower going on. meanwhile, temperatures inland in the upper 70's. we'll take a look at 4 zone forecast and that man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. at 4 zone forecast and that extended keep it here.

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>> welcome back. now to bay area sports. the giants and a's were both in action on friday night. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights for us. >> let's get you caught up on some bay area. baseball will start with the a's oakland. apparently has cheesehead fans in milwaukee trying to win a 3rd straight game friday against the brewers and the a's jumped on adrian houser in the first inning. 2 on for ramon lauriano who hits a high fly down the line and right like perkins dives for it but misses don says around the corner, one run in and ryan, noda motoring for home catcher william contreras with the sweep tag. but no it's called safe. no, to just cut his hand in under the is up 2, nothing one batter later. jonah bride ads to the lead with this rbi single to left-center. that

brings in loriano. it's 3 nothing ace hold on for the 5 to 2 win over the brewers. and hey, don't look now. but the a's have won 3 in a row. they're playing some hot baseball game 2 on saturday in milwaukee. meanwhile, the giants hosting the cubs. they let most of the game. but the cubs got to the giants bullpen in the 7th 2 on for nico hoerner who rips a 2 run single to center-field off ryan walker. and the cubs. take a 2 to one lead one batter later, tucker barnhart. goes back up the middle to plate another run and that proved to be the game winner. got one back. but it wasn't enough. they lose to the cubs. 3 to 2 on their return to oracle. that's it for sports. we'll send it back to you. >> it >> is the 34th annual nascar

weekend at sonoma raceway more than 50,000 race fans are expected to show up to this. and so is 4 time nba champion and platinum selling recording artist shaquille o'neal. shaq will perform on the priest race stage. the weekend concludes with the toyota save mart 3.50, nascar cup series race and tickets for this are still available. morning. mateo county's first-ever pride parade starts at 10 o'clock. the route starts at second and b street in san mateo and ends at central park after the parade. there will be a pride celebration from 11 to 5. also happening today, the city of san francisco hold its first-ever juneteenth parade. it kicks off a month of celebrations across the city. today's event features 15 floats and live bands. the route runs along market street starting at 11 this morning and ends at the ferry building, a juneteenth on the waterfront celebration kicks off at 9 this morning at the

ferry plaza farmers market. so lots of fun options for you. but it comes to things to do this weekend. and take a look at this. there is a new sculpture on your one island, it's nearly 70 feet tall. it's called the point of infinity. take a good book. it sits right on top of the island. but for the time being, you can't get too close to it yet. a security guard says it's set to open to the public in about 3 weeks. and that will store that sounds like something right out of a movie for children lost in the jungle for 40 days after a plane crashed are found alive in colombia. the 3 adults were found dead in the area. country's president says the children range from 13 to as young as 11 months. they are now getting medical attention. the crash happened on may first when a small plane with 6 passengers and a pilot declared engine failure. as take a live look now at sfo where it's looking a bit

overcast in gloomy out there, dave. yeah, there's actually they're cooking on a little bit of about a half-hour delay or so. >> little bit of a back on there. yeah, that's what we're looking stephanie. we've got a fog going on at the lower levels aloft. it's more of a scattered clouds story that even in the inland spots will be contending with later for today. and that's what we're really watching for. what's going on again, here's a live shot of what's going on sfo with a minor delay. meanwhile, for tahoe, we start off on a sunny note, but then the afternoon showers and thunder showers build with all the energy from the atmosphere. so 63 for tomorrow by monday at 59 68 for tuesday, kind of underscores the fact a little bit of a warm-up happening towards the end of the week. but if you're headed for the weekend, yeah, it will be ok in the morning hours. but in the afternoon into the evening is when the atmosphere is the most amount of energy to spark off those thunder showers. futurecast for we get some clearing across the bay with those showers and thunder showers firing up in the mountains takes a break overnight. we do the same

thing again tomorrow afternoon to see some clearing happening around here. temperatures deviating a little bit to remember one thing working in our favor is the sun is starting to get at maximum height. from our perspective, we're getting the best radiation we can get all year long. in fact of the solstice is not far away. so what that's the just after michael, start of summer for you. here's the bigger view of what's going on. still kind of busy with the traffic here in our backyard. the showers and thunder showers fire up daily up in the mountains. looks like that's going to hold on through much of the week, although it starts to dry out towards the latter portion of the week with the anticipation of this high pressure starting to build. with all of this, we don't have any flash flood watches have been posted but local warnings can pop up really at any time with this. 62 san francisco at the coast will do it about 60 or so mid 60's along the bay side. 68 foster city, some lower 70's heading down to redwood city and palo alto. meanwhile, the south bay, we got the mid 70's

here approaching their of 73 san jose cupertino. 74 about 70 for the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you're looking at upper 70's and this 75 danville and also walnut creek concord, about 78. we're looking to make about 80 or so tomorrow. 62 for berkeley, the to chile. 65 76 fairfield, napa. 71 in 78 going on for santa rosa. so for the weekend, we keep quite a bit of cloud cover hanging around. those highs will be in the upper 70's near about 80 well inland. finally, that starts to move. high pressure builds there. go the temperatures through the 80's. we might even pop 90 or so come next weekend. still trying to get a handle on the building of this ridge here, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> we now know that 2 people who died in a plane crash near rio vista over from the east bay, the solano county sheriff's office identified the victims as 41 year-old benjamin street from concord. and 33 year-old jesse buckner from martinez. the crash happened thursday morning. officials say they noticed the small plane circling in a

strange manner and signals to the ground crew before crashing. the faa says the single engine of says the plane was a single engine steen. skiable aircraft. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. a honeymoon in hawaii turned tragic for a san jose couple. while the when the husband died while snorkeling. jenn boneza has that story. >> what was likely meant to be an exciting adventure snorkeling at the popular electric beach on the west side of oahu ended up to be a nightmare for a couple celebrating their honeymoon. according to emergency medical services and unresponsive. 49 year-old man was pulled from the water after 10:00am thursday. a witness who was there says they just finished diving when they saw the man lying on the sand in someone doing cpr. the witness asked

to remain anonymous. the approach the group of people standing around them and to try to help winning the parks >> according to the witness, the husband and his wife had snorkeling gear on the witness offered to help the wife called family. so that she wouldn't be alone. so the asked her where her phone was. >> according to the witness, the wife of the victim told her that they had left their belongings a little further up the beach near this grassy area. but when a bystander went to grab it for her, their backpack was gone. >> as the tragedy itself wasn't the home and she has to go through the >> she can trouble got to hold thought so she has to go through to process at the airports to very hard some

everything. >> to make things worse. the keys to their rental car were also in that backpack. thieves stole the car too. >> still kind of shaking inside. just thinking. got there. they honeymooned supposed to be happy. and for their stuff to gets going. i feel sad. can >> rhonda keno grew up going to electric beach and says it can be dangerous if you're not familiar with the area. the current get strong here. >> and this is like a tourist place where all the tourists to come in >> she says she hopes the add a lifeguard stand here to prevent any more drownings since the area is gaining popularity on social media. and she says she hopes someone returns what they stole. and that was jenn boneza reporting. stephen fan worked for apple in cupertino. he

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>> investigators are here. they're and they're doing their they're trying to sort through what exactly happened and why this happens. >> breaking news. we are following 9 people injured in yet another mass shooting in the bay area. this time in san francisco. we're live with the latest on the police investigation. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it is saturday, june 10th and we'll get right to that breaking news in just a moment here. the first let's check in for a weather update with dave spahr. good morning, dave. stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. lots of cloud cover to start off with its the fog and coastal clouds working their magic to start. but even this afternoon, we're see quite a bit of cloud cover going on

with the pattern somewhat reminiscent of >> last weekend in terms of bringing up that southerly flow. and that's a prop the moisture getting caught up it's really going to spring alive in tahoe going on this afternoon with some some cases, some intense thunder shower action going on there. there's no flash flood watch has been posted. but there might be some localized warnings that pop here and there. this is the game plan we have for right now. the golden gate bridge with the traditional fog that's at hand here. but aloft. we do have that cloud cover that you can see from this picture here. this may spark off some thunder showers in monterey before sunset today in bubbling up from the south for the santa cruz mountains are in the south bay potentially by tonight. our winds are onshore. for the most part, you can see single digits. their temperature checked pretty much mid 50's some lower 50's and some pockets here and there was 60 going on for antioch. this is a very pessimistic view wolves verbally say they'll be some breaks of sunshine going on, particularly inland. don't expect a lot of movement, temperature-wise with basically middle 70's going on

to upper 70's well inland and then around the bay upper 60's to near about 70 kind of the same sort of drill going on for tomorrow in the same type of wishy-washy type of weather pattern. we do, sir ridge breaking though, for us late in the week. and that's a warm up. more details in your forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> back to that breaking news we're following for you. another mass shooting in the bay area. this one in san francisco's mission district. 9 people are recovering from their injuries right now. four's tiffany justice is live for us in san francisco with more on this. tiffany. >> right. we have been in contact supervisor. hillary ronen is office this morning and we do expect an update new information about shooting that happened last night. we are also we also do know that some of the victims were taken to the hospital right behind the francisco general hospital. let's go ahead show you a map to show you exactly where this happened. police

say at the corner of 24th street in treat avenue around 9 o'clock last night, they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to local hospitals confirmed by police. 9 people were shot in the mission district last night. police are still looking for the suspect or suspects involved and we do also want to show you some video of that scene. one victim was taken into surgery according to legislative aide, a to her really. police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and does not believed to be any no known threat at this point. thankfully, all the victims are expected to survive. >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now. >> again, we do expect to learn more information sometime this morning. police at this point still

investigating. and like you guys just heard, still looking for new information asking for the public's help. if you do no information about the shooting, you're asked to contact francisco police. back to you so much to for that update. we will check back in with you in just a bit. >> and we are now getting lawmaker reaction to last night's shooting. senator alex padilla tweeting out this morning that he is praying for the victims of the shootings, adding, quote, americans deserve better than to live in fear of gun violence. and you can stay up-to-date with the latest on this developing news here on tv and on your mobile devices. download the kron 4 app to get news alerts as we learn more. now to the east bay. alameda county da pamela price. as the 9 people arrested in connection with a string of oakland robberies will not be facing any charges because there's not enough evidence. she says the suspects are between the ages of 12 to 17 years old. police arrested 3 girls and 6 boys in

connection with at least 35 robberies. the incidents happened in oakland, neighborhoods like fruitvale rather fruitville chinatown and rock ridge. the mayor told us that she was not officially informed of the da's decision on this, but says that there should be consequences. >> the people are traumatized by incidents. my son was trying times my home was burglarized and he was home. so i understand the victim's side of very and so there has to be balanced approach. you know, i'm pretty sure was reason to us what she decided to do. >> but i am just going to say, you know, i'm very proud of opd and they work to ensure that our communities. >> the da's office says the case remains under investigation. a san francisco ice cream shop becomes the latest small business to fall victim to a break in kron four's. dan thorn spoke with a business owner and brings us video of what happened

>> around 03:30am, in the morning on june 3rd, a pair of thieves are seen moving around. what's the scoop in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. they snag a register power tools and caused damage in the first of 2 burglaries that morning just after the end and a roll coaster emotions. >> the whole thing and the biggest thing was just why song do anthony wall mac, the shop's owner says that was only the beginning of his problems. hours after the first break. and another person is seen snooping around in cabinets. >> and then using their hands to scoop ice cream out of the containers in total around 15 to $20,000 in damages. definitely tough. keeping those. >> negative thoughts on the mind when things happen like this. but i can't i know to those people that do. that's my shop. they don't represent my community. womack was able to open his brick and mortar location on 3rd street last november. >> with help from san

francisco's dream keeper initiative, mayor london breed showcase the success story on social media earlier this year. well, max, as what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes deter him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community good people in it. >> that really do care about the shop in past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> happening today, a gun buyback event called guns to gardens returns to east oakland. all weapons turned in will be melted down and turned into garden tools. and when turning a gun will get a gift card worth up to $300 depending on the type of

firearm. the event runs today from 10:00am to 02:00pm at i word ministries church of god in christ in east oakland. this is the second time the event has been held last year. police say they collected more than 130 weapons. happening right now at 3 mile stretch of interstate 6.80. is closed for road repairs. >> a portion of the southbound lanes for the sunol boulevard. tuchman road are shut down during the closure. all northbound lanes remain open. repair work is scheduled to be done early monday morning. a search is underway for a stanford biology professor who did not show up for his court hearing. the national park service's says 44 year-old hunter fraser was reported missing wednesday in olympic national park in washington state. his family says they last heard from him on tuesday. in a text message, fraser was arrested last july for domestic violence. he had ace hearing scheduled friday in santa clara county. the man convicted of killing a fairfield teen back in 2020

will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge sentenced christopher down friday in napa county. he is convicted of shooting and killing nathan garza. a recent grad of rodriguez high school garza was working a summer job at a safeway before he was shot in the parking lot. prosecutors have said the suspect ambushed the victim, even though the 2 did not know each other. and you can expect to pay more to ride bart next year. the board of directors just approved a two-year budget that would raise fares by a total of 11%. they're also projecting a 93 million dollar deficit forced to recess de su explains. bart fares are going up starting in january. twenty-twenty for fares will go up bart. >> 5 and a half percent followed by another similar rate hike in 2025. >> and spurs heard of it. >> it's tragic and i'm going to have to pay more the convenience of being able to commute into the city every day is something >> kind of depend on the hike

is projected to raise 26 million dollars and all part of a two-year multibillion-dollar deficit just passed by the board on thursday. yet, despite the increasing fair and parking fees to transit system is still in trouble. >> i i asked for staff analysis for staff to come back to us and and tell us what think that could cut. i was met with a flat no. that's board member debora allen with increased costs in ridership still around 40% of pre-pandemic levels. >> it also means a bart is in unchartered territory facing a 93 million dollar deficit. >> during the second year of the new budget to make matters worse. federal pandemic dollars run out in 2025. creating an even bleaker financial picture. >> those deficits are over 300 million dollars per year. and they get bigger as we go

through time. we are very much a risk of seeing huge service cuts by bar. >> by unity, by dc transit. >> if the state doesn't step state. senator scott wiener says it is vital to help public transportation is at the heart of the bay area's mobility, our economy, so many people in the bay depend on transit tickets working at the allen says that there is a plan to put of ballot measure to voters asking for a tax to help fund bart. but she says she's not optimistic. i know the taxpayers in my area pretty well. >> and they're not going to go for it. a bart spokesperson says that without new funding sources, severe measures may be necessary, including ending night service or even. >> eliminating weekend trains and perhaps much more. terry says stasio kron. 4 news.

>> coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a new report asks, is it really cheaper to own your property rather than rent? we take a closer look. plus, we have local political reaction to former president trump's incitement. and we continue to follow developing news on that mass shooting in san francisco that left 9 people injured. stay with us.

>> welcome back to kron. 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with our traditional fog in the low-lying clouds. as you can see that the east bay shoreline, you know, all shrouded in this fog aloft, it's kind of a a hazy to turning cloudy, kind of story

for our afternoon. even once we take care of this lower level moisture, that's kind of a good thing because it keeps the atmosphere stable after we get some daytime heating later today that fire up some thunder showers up around tahoe, 60 for antioch. we've got the mid-fifties up here in the north bay east bay shoreline mid-fifties. 57 for san jose. 53 san francisco. so here's the satellite picture. you can see the mid-level moisture bubbling up from our south await the sandwich situation we have right now. there's like amid layer of the atmosphere right now, it's fairly dry. so that will eat away at the lower level moisture as we get the heating but aloft. there is another moisture meeting. so that's what we'll be watching out for as we get the daytime heating. but you're going to see most of the action happening. tahoe, as you can see from the forecasts projections pretty active up there, but do want to make that addendum note tonight we might happen to see maybe a passing little shower going on. perhaps the santa cruz mountains, some of the higher elevations. the possibility is there. and because of the instability in the makeup of the atmosphere,

it's still possible. make it a few claps of thunder in this. but don't necessarily wait up for it. but up again in the mountains, it will be active today. also tomorrow, maximum with the daytime heating in the late afternoon evening, early nighttime hours when the atmosphere has the most amount of energy. all trapped up. it looks like that's going to be pretty much for most of the week until we get to the latter portion of the week. things will start to settle. this high pressure starts to build and we see another warm-up. so this weekend, the clouds cool. once we take care of this lower level stuff, then we'll have that slight chance of a thunder shower bay area wide basically. and for tahoe. yes, it's mostly sunny to start very briefly. then turning stormy for the afternoon highs in the 60's. we have any statements about flash flood watch business going on. however, then for next week, monday, scattered clouds. still some leftover business with this low. rest of the week starts to clear out. high pressure starts to build the thinking is and that means warming late. we might repeat that 90 coming up as we get to next weekend. considerable cloud. once we

take care of the low level moisture. 62 san francisco, 66 were oakland, 73. meanwhile for san jose with better inland clearing might get those numbers move into the upper 70's for the far east bay. 78 for santa rosa. lot of green around the immediate. they obviously because of all cloud cover that we have a lower level. and even later on this afternoon got the 60's on the east bay shoreline. next couple of days getting us through the weekend. it's upper 70's monday, still waiting. but into next week, things start to warm up. we'll have more in your extended forecast along with the 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> reaction to the indictment of former president donald trump has been swift four's. dan kerman spoke with bay area lawmakers and political and legal analysts. >> if the allegations in the indictment are, in fact, true for president really has limited defenses in this case. legal analysts say the evidence detailed in the 49 page indictment. fox is in the former president. really can't

claim. well, i declassified the documents. he can't say, well, i didn't know what other people were doing. they were just mishandling boxes. he really is at the center of this indictment and the senator of the story. he's not bit player in this movie. he is the star and the director. the indictment also suggests what trump was allegedly keeping in those boxes. not just old notes in ledgers but highly sensitive material talking about military capability is a military vulnerabilities. >> only for our country but other as well who had access. >> to the rooms, to the store rooms to the stage is to the bathrooms and to other places where these documents were simply putin, in storage and security open anybody. >> east bay congressman john garamendi says it raises national security concerns. he's curious why trump went to such extraordinary measures to hang on to the documents. whtt

in the world they have on his mind? why was he doing this? why did he have these documents up to now? the former president has been able to maintain his base of support regardless of what he says or does or is accused of. but political analysts say the sheer extent of the evidence both recorded and photographed might make things different. this time. i think that. >> you know, they're probably a lot of republicans going over the indictment now and trying to figure out, you know, is this survivable, you know, is this something that we should try to get in front where is it better for us individually to stay by the president? up to former president prosecutors have promised a speedy trial, but legal analysts say that might end up not happening. and in fact, a trial may not happen until after the next presidential election. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> first lady jill biden is set to be in san francisco this coming tuesday. she set to speak at 2 receptions for president biden's campaign in the afternoon. she's also

expected to be a featured speaker at the giffords law center's celebrating the 30th anniversary of the gun control research and advocacy group. president biden is also set to visit the bay area later this month. first lady jill biden again, looks like we have a repeat actually of that story. let's see if we can go ahead and move to the next one here. weird. talking about a new report for real estate company. redfin. there we go. and it is more affordable. redfin says to rent than to own property in the bay area. the analysis looked at single-family homes, townhouses condos 6% mortgage rate as part of its calculations, researchers found san jose had the highest home ownership prices. next was san francisco followed by oakland >> having a really large amount of and the laws that compounding to kind accumulated faster than was a small amount so that's why it hurts a bit harder in the most high-end markets. >> redfin economists added

that whole ownership costs from property taxes to insurance can also be high for new bay area homeowners. something to keep in mind coffee is permanently closing its oakland distribution sentir. that's after a roof collapse in march killed a long time employee. excuse me 110 workers at that centr are given the option to relocate to the company's new warehouse in tracy. at this point, pete says few are than 40% of workers have said that they'll do that. the roasting plant in alameda u.s. will stay open and so will corporate headquarters in emeryville. animal rescues across the bay area are starting to see overcrowding at their shelters. stevan humane society. silicon valley are seeing more kittens and puppies. the group's executive director tells us they're looking for a lot of help getting their larger dogs adopted and there is one way the community can help with that. >> actually have about 400 animals in foster homes right now. and creates a lot more capacity for us to be able to go out and help shelters who

don't have, you know, any more room front coming in coming out amols so the ones that are bus service will be available between the stations. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a dangerous plan is sprouting up across the bay area. the message from experts to help keep you and your to help keep you and your safe.

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are getting a closer look at one of the hundreds of wildfires burning right now across canada. this fire is near the town of tumbler ridge, about 700 miles from bank. hoover. the flames forced 120,000 people from their homes in an unusually early and intense start to the wildfire season. take a look at what some say will be the future of air travel here. the french aircraft maker airbus releasing models for its new airplanes. you can see that they will have see through ceilings the way less and a few are emissions. airbus says reusable materials will be used to build these new cabins. and delta is working with the company on this project, but we will not be seeing these in the friendly skies for a while, at least until 2035. united airlines plans to offer for k viewing experiences to in-flight entertainment. they say image quality of the screens will be sharper and clearer. united will install nearly 300,000 displays on some new planes

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast. dave spahr is in the weather center with the very latest. good morning,

dave. hey, good morning. so, stephanie, good morning, everybody. we're kind of negotiating around the bay with this lower level moisture being the fog and that cloud cover because a lot see if some of the camera shots it's kind of blue going on. however, different story in the south bay. now this here you can see this is actually some of the aloft moisture we've been talking about bubbling up from the south. here's the satellite picture. give you an idea. yeah. there's some breaks up to the north, but in the south without puffy white, it is. that's that southern moisture we've been talking about in this being fortified to our bay area all this weekend will be a facilitator for not only a lot of cloud cover, but also that chance of a shower in with the right heating and conditions might get. a couple claps of thunder is a possibility. monterey bay stands a little bit better chance though, mid 50's right now across the bay. 61 for antioch. we've got about 55 nap and santa rosa. 57 meanwhile for san jose, given all this cloud cover, some of the inland temperatures will see some movement, the ball game temperatures, though. wow, looks about of upper 50's

all day today for 35 game time. cubs visiting us of playing the giants, mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with a west southwest wind at 15 today. a lot of cloud cover, however, inland. i think you have some opportunities for some sunshine going on. temperatures. there will be in the mid to upper 70's kind of a repeat performance tomorrow and we don't see any real warming happening until the end of the week. so with all of this kind of in place, expect a lot of cloud cover this weekend. but mild temps for the summer. all more in your 4 zone forecast a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. back to that breaking news we're following for you. this morning. 9 people are recovering after being injured in a mass shooting in san francisco. >> let's get straight to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us in the city with these late-breaking details. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, we have been in contact with rodin's office this morning. we should be getting an update sometime this morning. we also do know that's some of the

victims were taken to the hospital right behind a francisco general hospital to heal. and we do want to show you exactly where this happened with a map. police say at the corner 24th street and treat avenue, police confirming 9 people were shot in the mission district and they're looking for the suspect or suspects involved. this is some video of the scene last night. the shooting happened around 9 o'clock last night. they say dispatch received the report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to local hospitals. one victim was taken into surgery according to a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen. police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and that there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all over all of the victims are expected to survive. >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration. and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now.

>> all right. so we do expect to learn more information about this shooting sometime this morning. police at this point are still investigating. like you just heard, they are asking for the public's help at this point. if you know any information you're asked to call francisco police back to all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that update. >> jose police released new details about the crash that killed a 15 year-old boy early wednesday morning. was justin campbell spoke with someone who knew the victim. justin is steer. it was killed right in front of his home earlier this week. police now telling us the driver behind the wheel, a teenager. she was arrested and they do believe alcohol was at play. you can look at the video. >> you can see 15 year-old justin. the steer was killed just before 01:00am wednesday night after being hit by an suv right outside of his home on rican at a drive. police believe a steer and the driver had alcohol in their system.

they were both at a party before at unknown location. we spoke to one of dearest friends who lives at apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area is like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't live here. they do area with a cross can be dangero s. sometimes at police are now waiting on lab results to see. >> how much alcohol was in the driver's blood stream. she has been released from custody. >> what friends and family still mourning the loss of justin a steer a we were at memorial at the high school earlier this week. he was very popular from what we've heard from friends around with oakland, high. we'll keep you informed on this investigation for now reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a local drag queen is teaching people how to save someone from the opioid drug

overdose. it's part of an ongoing effort by san francisco's entertainment commission. kron four's ella sogomonian reports on that campaign. >> people using party drugs could nintentionally be exposed to fentanyl. the synthetic opioid has been found in heroin, cocaine pressed pills and methamphetamines. so this pride month, the entertainment commission, san francisco's department of public health and drag queen conchita route all partnered up to make a training video. they're teaching people how to use fentanyl. test strips as well as recognize and reverse an overdose using narcan nasal spray. >> you want to remove the narcan from its packaging. insert the nozzle into the nostrils and press the plunger firmly. >> the department of public health reports fentanyl was involved in nearly 3 quarters of deaths last year. and a small amount could be fatal. steven torres is on the entertainment commission and executive co-chair of the lgbtq cultural district. his work tonight, life for 2

decades and says he has seen the deadly toll. fentanyl has taken on the community. personally >> known a lot of folks are no longer with us because >> you know, they did >> there didn't know what their tickets. these are. these are needless tragedies, informational campaign was spearheaded by laura thomas with the entertainment commission. she hopes to one in a campaign that we've seen in new york called narcan behind every bar so that these resources will be made readily available across town. >> ideally, i would like to see every bar and nightclub entertainment venue in san francisco. i'm be stocked with naloxone in fentanyl. test strips. so people can be as safe as possible enjoying their night live. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for us. a free narcan and fentanyl strips. training session is happening next thursday at 07:30pm, at the midnight sun

on 18th street for people ages. 21 and older. 4 continues to put the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. just scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our website that list. our latest coverage. another postal worker is robbed broad daylight in oakland. investigators say 2 armed men approached the carrier and stole their keys as kron four's justine waltman reports. this is just the latest example and a disturbing trend. well, this was a crime that was rarely reported before the pandemic. but it skyrocketed in recent years up almost 80% nationwide last year and more than quadrupling over the past decade. and there are plenty of high-profile examples from here in the bay area. >> just last week in san francisco, the postal service issued a reward of up to $50,000 for information about this man. they say robbed a postal worker near the dmv just the week before in

february, a postal worker was robbed of his postal keys allay and 2 people were charged after stealing a postal truck from a worker in martinez robberies have also been reported in fremont, newark and berkeley, but leading the way is oakland where the postal service says their workers are robbed on a weekly basis. sometimes even more. once a day, oakland police have now reported a handful of arrests. but these crimes are still happening. so the department is offering some tips on their website to, quote, reduce the risk. this is though, technically a federal clot crime outside of the jurisdiction of local police. so that also makes it a very risky crime. robberies of usps postal worker are punishable by up 25 years in federal prison in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. a dog fell from a cliff at a popular bay-area beach as kron four's haaziq madyun explains the dog's owner has a warning for

others. >> we have a cast under here. and and we have this little covering to protect it. you can see they had to shave here. he's a few cuts on his face. he's just here recovering jim towers. dog booker suffered these injuries last saturday. >> after jumping over, this was falling down onto the beach here next to the clubhouse in san francisco. he says it happened suddenly right here near the old camera shack behind the famous landmark. my dog is very, very good. off-leash >> we go to the beach all the time and he must have thought that the beach was on the other side from where we're standing and he jumped over the barrier to get to the beach and fell. i don't know how many feet, but a very, very, very long distance. he says he hurried out onto the beach and found his dog severely injured. >> we rushed to the er we we've got on saturday night after this happened. thought we were going to have to put him down.

>> fortunately, that didn't happen. power says thanks to the generosity participants of a major crowdfunding effort. booker is here today. a few days prior to this incident. however, another dog that from the rocks at nearby sutro baths was not so lucky here is video of booker during happier days. jim powers says he is sharing this cautionary tale with the benefit of other dogs just leash your dog in these situations. i. >> i he's so well trained and so good off the leash. i would in a million years thought that he would do something like that. and i was wrong san francisco haaziq madyun kron. 4 >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we are celebrating pride month at kron 4. we'll be joined live in studio by san francisco's first ever drag laureate. stay tuned for that. >> and today, quite a bit of cloud cover. a negotiating

throw temperatures on the modest side for summer. we've got upper 70's well inland and we have little risk of a shower going looks forecast in shower going looks forecast in the 4 zone. we come back. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor if entresto is right for you.

>> all right. welcome back. we're taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. and what you can see that traffic is already starting to move along quite smoothly at this hour. lots of people headed outdoors for a nice road. trippin. dave, what kind of weather should they expect? a lot of cloud cover going on. stephanie, good morning, everybody. that's we're going. it will have to negotiate with both today and tomorrow. live shot coming in.

>> of sfo. some of that fog is causing some minor delays here. not a real major deal, but a half hour or so. so might be impacting a flight coming or going with this stuff was going to be quite busy. if you're headed in that direction, we might get morning sunshine, which only gives the atmosphere energy for this showers. thunder showers going on tomorrow, monday today, by the way, tuesday, as well. they'll be some sun again in the morning hours to get the atmosphere, some energy. there are no flash flood watches have been posted with all of this. but you can get localized flash flood warnings or even severe thunderstorm warnings and very localized areas. so just a note to this afternoon and this weekend, maybe still kind of busy in some micro spots going on. we've got mid 50's over most of the board right now. cut? 61 santa rosa. 55. 57. meanwhile for san jose in san francisco got 53 futurecast for now. we see some clearing happening across the bay. it's going to kind of a mixed bag of sun and clouds even well inland. but there's the energy popping up. the thunder showers this

afternoon. then we lose it overnight. here comes our lower level moisture that's very stable. that marine layer, it mixes out. we get some clearing for energy. this is what happens up in the mountains. and there's that chance of isolated shower, particularly in the higher elevations or maybe a couple claps of thunder thrown in there. that's both today and tomorrow. we're still stuck in the cloud cover situation on monday. but as we start to get to the middle to latter portion of the week, things start to improve with the building. high pressure. here's the long-range forecast models. it just pulse eights in the mountains just about each day. this is a somewhat of a typical occurrence in the summer months, particularly up in the mountains. you get that up sloping and locally will drive those thunder showers. 4 zone forecast. what's going on for your saturday here? not a whole lot of variety. 62 san francisco at the coast, chilly 50's and lower 60's at that bayside. you're looking at 66 for burlingame. 68 foster city, lower 70's hanging down in that pocket to the south. meanwhile, in the south bay,

lower to middle 70's, 72 milpitas, santa clara at 74 east bay shoreline, just getting up there to 70 tri valley. meanwhile, you've got the upper 70's. this is going to be warmest pocket. and also we get up around concord at 78. you might see a t in some spots, maybe perhaps through this weekend. 75 walnut creek, 62 berkeley, a cool 65 allay fairfield. you got 76 today. 71 napa and 78 for santa rosa. again. remember, this comes with quite a bit of cloud cover and because the sun is one of the highest will ever be. also a year long. we're getting some good solar heating with this. so here's the 7 day game plan. assuming we get that high pressure to build along the east bay shoreline. quite cool. only get into the lower 70's towards the end of the week. meanwhile, the coast, it's in the 60's, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you so much. you >> well, it is pride month and joining us live on kron 4 today. someone who knows quite a bit about celebrating and he's taking on a distinctive new role with the city of san

francisco. joining me live now is d'arcy drollinger san francisco's first drag laureate. thank you so much for being here with us. of course. good morning. i'm not so happy to be here and you look gorgeous. by list. thank you. and so you tell us a bit about how >> this all came together. when did the mayor well, i heard this was going to happen by we've been talking about it in san francisco for a few years. i look at what they were looking for. and it really it's it spoke to me in a man. it really felt like the next step in my trajectory. so i went ahead and apply it. even though some people are like you're too busy or too. but i applied >> then i went in for an interview with the mayor and her office, which very exciting than one day, i got a phone call my cell phone with the mayor on the other line and she offered how exciting and what kind of questions did she ask well, i i think she wanted to know, you know what i saw myself doing where i

came from, my my. >> where i come from in the community and what she what i saw myself doing as the drag laureate, the events in the programs and just to get a certain sense of who i was tell us a bit about your personal story. 2 years. you've been quite active in the performing well. i mean, i am a san francisco native. so that's that's something right there. i own a nightclub called oasis, which is a cabaret theater and nightclub. i and executive director of voices arts, which is a nonprofit, an arts nonprofit here in san francisco hulu just bought my first feature film. and that's jamie. a very exciting. and you know, not only are you san francisco's first ever drag laureate. you're the first one ever in the entire country. if not the world. >> it will. how does that fantastic. and terrifying i mean it is it's souper exciting, but it is big task. >> and the task you know, i am

ready take on, but it is carving out what this role is for a future drag laureates both in san francisco hopefully being a beacon for other states and cities around the country. yeah, absolutely. and, you know, can you walk us through some of your plans for the job? today i get to throw the first pitch of the giants which is very you know, it really is a bridge, i think, for for the lgbtq+ community and specifically the drag community and other city agencies, small businesses. i'm a business owner. also nightlife is really important because that's where a lot of my community makes their living. so and i think that is also exciting part for san francisco. i want, you know, we get so negative stories these days about san francisco. but i'll tell you the drag seen is flourishing nicely. so much amazing art coming out of oasis every week. so it's a it's exciting. i'm also going to creating a

very large drag festival in san francisco as well as i've got some big one. but i want to create a drag mall a drag mall. and with that so much real estate, i'd like to bring back brick, brick and mortar and i think that drag is the way to do love hearing all those exciting ideas proposals that you have in mind. you we talk about drag really flourishing here in the bay area, right? but in other parts of the country, it really feels like. >> you know, ideas are under threat. they're being challenged the human i believe the human rights campaign, the nation's yes, lgbtq civil rights organization. it's the largest one. they recently declared a state of emergency for lgbtq people in the u.s. for the first time in its 40 year history. what are your thoughts to all of that? i mean, it's it's sad. i mean, drag has been going on for. >> hundreds of years, really.

and it is interesting that is coming under attack now. i think it's also targeting the full algae b t q plus community specifically the trans community it it feels like such a shame when there are much bigger issues like gun control that are actually hurting people rather than a sewer entertaining folks. you know, so mean, my my we want to fight and we got to fight. but we also got a sparkle harder because we're fighting to be entertainers to be fabulous, to be able to be all of this. and so i think by shining our light as well as fighting is what's important. >> do you have a message for people this pride month? well, i do. i do. and i say this all the time and i never get tired of hearing it. hearing myself say it. >> and it's if you can be a little more fabulous. and by fabulous. i mean, the more authentic. and if you can be more authentic and more fabulous, every time you walk out your door, every time you

make a phone call, every time you zoom call you inspire other people to be more fabulous than of everyone's just a little more fabulous. there that much less room in their hearts and their minds for anger, hostility, prejudice and violence. and so we make our lives better and little by little we actually change the world. so that's where i'm coming from this pride. i mean, pride was born a protest and that we are protesting but were protesting and been fabulous. all. >> love in our last minute here, any pride events that people should be checking well, they definitely should come to oasis. we've got big event on saturday and sunday of pride weekend. >> we're also opening and the city live, which isn't all drugs in the city. i play samantha jones that. and that opens a june 15th to get tickets sfo. isis dot com. okay. beautiful. >> all right. darcy drollinger san francisco's first drive

lauria. thank you so much for your time. you so all right. we'll be right back. all

right. we'll check this out. a california couple in southern california. they found a million pennies while deep cleaning a family member's home. and now they're trying to figure out what to do with that huge haul. john and elizabeth ray, as we're cleaning out her late father's la home last year when they struck copper in a tight crawl space, they discovered loose pennies which led to crates which led to boxes and

eventually dozens of bags you see here filled with the pennies. it's a rough math way. the bags and determined there were at least a million pennies. that's $10,000. >> we did try and attempt to go through in to search through the pennies. >> and we've got the glasses like with the make, make the fires on them lights and everything. i mean, that lasted 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes. and we're like, you know, it's time for beer. this is way too much work. >> now listed the coins online. but so far, no takers yet. >> all right. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. bart is raising the prices of their fares. how much more you can expect to pay and why. plus, the alameda county da says she will not press charges against the 9 suspects accused of a string of robberies across oakland. details. why? also we continue to follow developing news out of san francisco on that mass shooting that injured 9 people. stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with

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>> investigators are here. they're they're doing their they're trying to sort through what exactly happened and why this happens. >> this morning on kron 4 breaking news. we're following 9 people injured in another mass shooting in the bay area. this time in san francisco. we're live with the very latest on the police investigation.

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday june the 10th that we have a lot of news we're covering for you. we will get to that breaking news in just a moment here. but first. >> let's get a quick look at the forecast with dave spot. >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and quite a bit of cloud cover is kind of the rule of thumb for everybody will see some breaks happening in the inland areas, but don't expect a lot going on along the coast. the golden gate bridge kind of monitoring that lower level fog. this is the marine layer and this is relatively stable. what's cold and therefore, it's kind of lethargic. it's the above level. moisture are kind of monitoring a little bit to the day today. look at that spinning around. it's bringing up that moisture from the south. that means it has more energy in it. and that's the cloud cover that's going to

remain, particularly for those inland spots that you're going to see a lot for today. and that chance of an isolated shower or thundershower going on. there's the onshore flow you can see kind of single digits. it all again. this is at the surface that helped bring in that marine layer overnight mid-fifties across most of the bay. now, 61 for antioch mid-fifties up to the north bay as well. 58 checking in for san jose. 53 san francisco. we're keeping a lot of cloud puffs on this. but i think inland again, we'll see the sun poke out a little bit. temperatures pretty much maintaining the mid to upper 70's in the far east bay potentially tomorrow, kind of the summer performance with again. a lot of cloud cover to negotiate through. but again, temperatures much the same. what we're looking for, a warm up towards the end of the week. coming up ahead, we'll get into all of that coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> that to that breaking news we're following this morning. another mass shooting in the bay area. this one in san francisco's mission district. 9 people are recovering from their injuries. kron four's.

tiffany justice is live for us now in san francisco with the latest on this. tiffany, what have you learned? i so there was 9 victims and we just learned this morning, 7 of those victims were taken to this hospital right behind us cisco general hospital. >> to heal. we have been told this happened at a community block party last night. let's go ahead and take you to a map to show you exactly where this happened. police say at the corner of 24th street and treat avenue. police confirming 9 people were shot. >> in the mission district and they are looking for the suspect or suspects involved. that's going to show you some video of that last night. the shooting happened around 9 o'clock last night. they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to local hospitals. one victim was taken into surgery according to a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen. police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and that there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all of the victims are expected to survive.

>> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration. and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now. >> and we do expect to learn even more information throughout the day today. police at this point still investigating. they're asking for the public's help at this point. if you do know any information about this, latest shooting, you're asked to contact francisco police. back to tiffany, thank you for that live update. >> you can stay up-to-date with the latest on this developing news here on tv and on your mobile devices. download the kron. 4 news app to get alerts as we learn more. now to the east bay, alameda county da pamela price. as the 9 people arrested in connection with a string of oakland robberies will not be facing any charges because there's not enough evidence. she says the suspects are between the ages of 12 to 17 years old.police

arrested 3 girls and 6 boys in connection to those 35 robberies. these incidents happened in oakland, neighborhoods like fruitville chinatown and rockbridge. the mayor told us that she was not officially informed of the da's decision but says there will be consequent. there should be consequences, rather. >> people are traumatized by incidents. my son was trying times my home was burglarized and he was home. so i understand the victim's side of very and so there has to be balanced approach. you know, i'm pretty sure was reason to us what she decided to do. >> but i am just going to say, you know, i'm very proud of opd. and then this work to ensure that our communities. >> the da's office says the case is still under investigation. and san francisco ice cream shop becomes the latest small business to fall victim to a break in kron four's. dan thorn spoke with the business owner and brings us video of what happened.

>> around 03:30am, in the morning on june 3rd, a pair of thieves are seen moving around. what's the scoop in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. they snag a register power tools and caused damage in the first of 2 burglaries that morning just after the end and all costs emotions. the whole thing and the biggest thing was just why >> song would do anthony will mac. the shop's owner says that was only the beginning of his problems. hours after the first break. and another person is seen snooping around in cabinets. >> and then using their hands to scoop ice cream out of the containers in total around 15 to $20,000 in damages. definitely tough. keeping those negative thoughts the mind when things happen like this. >> but i can't i know to those people that do. that's my shop. they don't represent my community. womack was able to open his brick and mortar location on 3rd street last

november. >> with help from san francisco's dream keeper initiative, mayor london breed showcase the success story on social media earlier this year. womack says what the scoop has been done with his heart and his passion. and he's experiencing firsthand the struggles of running a small business in san francisco for womack right now is all about getting back on track and not letting these crimes deter him from his mission. sharing tasty scoops while providing a safe space for his community. i know my community has some good people in it. >> that really do care about the shop in past few days, recovering from the whole incident. we have shown that especially a long way reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> happening today, a gun buyback event called guns to gardens returns to east oakland. all weapons turned in will be melted and turned into goal garden tools. anyone turning a gun will get a gift card worth up to $300

depending on the type of firearm. the event runs today from 10:00am to 02:00pm at the i word ministries church of god in christ in east oakland. this is the second time the event has been held last year. police say they collected more than 130 guns. >> happening right now is stretch of i-680, is closed for road repairs. a 3 mile stretch of the southbound lanes from sunol boulevard to koopman road are shut down during the closure. all northbound lanes will remain open. repair work is scheduled to be done early monday morning. a search is underway. a stanford biology professor did not show up for his court hearing and now his family is looking for him. the national park service's says 44 year-old hunter frazier was reported missing wednesday in olympic national park in washington state. his family says they last heard from them in a tuesday text message. fraser was arrested last july for domestic violence. he had a hearing scheduled friday in santa clara county. the man

convicted of killing a fairfield teen back in 2020 will spend the rest of his life in prison. a judge sentenced christopher young friday in napa county young is convicted of shooting and killing nathan garza. a recent grad of rodriguez high school garza was working a summer job safely before he was shot in the parking lot. prosecutors have said the suspect ambushed the victim, though the 2 did not know each other. can expect to pay more to ride bart next year. the bart board of directors just approved a two-year budget that would raise fares by a total of 11%. the agency is also projecting a 93 million dollar deficit kron four's terisa stasio explains. bart fares are going up starting in january. twenty-twenty for fares will go up heart. >> 5 and a half percent followed by another similar rate hike in 2025. >> and unheard of it. >> it's tragic that i'm going to have to pay more. the convenience of being able to commute into the city every day is something

>> kind of depend on the hike is projected to raise 26 million dollars and all part of a two-year multibillion-dollar deficit just passed by the board on thursday. yet, despite the increasing fair and parking fees to transit system is still in trouble. >> i i asked for staff analysis for staff to come back to us and and tell us what they think that could cut. i was met with a flat no. that's board member debora allen with increased costs in ridership still around 40% of pre-pandemic levels. >> it also means a bart is in unchartered territory facing a 93 million dollar deficit. >> during the second year of the new budget to make matters worse. federal pandemic dollars run out in 2025. creating an even bleaker financial picture. >> those deficits are over 300 million dollars per year.

and they get bigger as we go through time. we are very much a risk of seeing huge service cuts by bar unity by dc transit. >> if the state doesn't step in. >> state senator scott wiener says it is vital to help public transportation is at the heart of the bay area's mobility, our economy, so many people in the bay depend on transit to get to work, to get to school. >> allen says that there is a plan to put of ballot measure to voters asking for a tax to help fund bart. but she says she's not optimistic. i know the taxpayers in my area pretty well and they're not going to go for it. a bart spokesperson says that without new funding sources, severe measures may be necessary, including ending night service or even. >> eliminating weekend trains and perhaps much more. terry

says stasio kron. 4 news. >> it is the 34th annual nascar weekend at sonoma raceway. more than 50,000 race fans are expected to show up and so is 4 time nba champion and platinum selling recording artist shaquille o'neal. shaq will perform on the pre-race stage. the weekend concludes with the toyota save mart 3.50, nascar cup series race. tickets are still available. also happening today, the city of san francisco host its first ever juneteenth parade. the parade kicks off a month of celebrations across the city. today's event features 15 floats and live bands. the route runs along market street starting at 11 this morning and ends at the ferry building, a juneteenth on the waterfront celebration kicked off at 9 this morning at the ferry plaza farmers market. and coming up on the kron 4

morning news. we have local reaction to former president trump's indictment. >> and it's iconic symbol in san francisco during pride month. we're joined live in studio by the founder of triangle. >> and a breakdown for us today is lots of cloud cover. temperatures have been in the slug aside, only 70's well inland and a little isolated chance of a shower. check out weekend forecast

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some grey skies. but how long is that going to last for a let's just check in with dave. see, got the answer for us a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody know that cloud cover is going to be around throughout much of the day. looks like we're going to have more cloud cover. >> benson, we send you down to san jose state. we get an idea of actually different type of clouds related to fog. this is what's going on a lot and pretty cloud coverage you can see from the mean a lot of an apartment san jose state. that's all being driven by this low that's out to sea. so therefore, the impacts are more apparent right now towards the south of the bright whites. there. this may actually produce potentially little thunder shower. fall comes timing right for monterey bay potentially. and that will drift up north to the south bay santa cruz mountains, perhaps lee mount hamilton is a possibility. all are hills locally could stand that chance of a little isolated shower. maybe a of thunder in there, too. this what happened? you can see off to tahoe with the daytime heating. this is going to be each day going on today.

tomorrow, really through monday. going to be kind of stuck in this mass here of more cloud cover than not. so considerable clouds work for just about everybody will see some rays of sun inland. that will look a little better than that. however, again, the sun will be a little shy. it looks like the might get some sun tomorrow afternoon. there's the flare up. you can see up there in the mountains are as far as what we can expect now in the game plan, everything put together. this is half moon bay. so the coastal areas will get a lot of cloud cover, too. we've got considerable cloud cover. cool. slight chance of a thunder shower going on here, ok? just very slight and maybe a sprinkle tahoe. meanwhile, it could be very busy. you'll see some sun in the morning hours after the daytime heating. it will flare up both today tomorrow, even through early next week. although those highs will manage the 60's next week. monday, a scattered clouds back here in the bay. and meanwhile, will see that high start to build. so kind of a question mark and exactly how it's going to build in the impact that we might be shooting for 90 or so come next weekend. that's what it feels like for summer. 62, san francisco, 66 for oakland, 73.

meanwhile for san jose will call that variable clouds to the south there. but again, watch the mountains. upper 70's in the far east bay got 78 for santa rosa. cool 62 for san francisco next couple of days. keeping a lot of cloud cover on tap here that will build on this. give you that 7 day forecast and also check into the 4 zone as well. >> all right, dave, make what is pride month and here at kron 4, we're putting the spotlight this morning on the iconic pink triangle, annual san francisco memorial remembering the oppression faced by the lgbtq+ community while appreciating the strides made since then. joining me live now is patrick carney, founder of this project. patrick, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you for having me. and you look great. by the did you see easy yeah, they're fabulous. love the sparkles. so, you know, tell us a bit about the history of this project in what inspired you to get started.

>> well, it actually started out as sort of a casual project. it we want add a little color to the parade. yeah. so the first triangle went up in the dark of night so we wouldn't be arrested. and it was only later we found out people didn't know what it meant. what year was this? that was 1996. 28 years ago. this is the 28th pink so once we realize people didn't know the history, supersized so became bigger and bigger. it expended 4 times in size. just it's almost an acre. wow. but the pink triangle was used and the knots in concentration camps to identify the homosexuals. because the nazis had a whole system of colored triangles. they had yellow for black for a socials, blue for immigrants and pink for the for the and the pink triangles were slightly larger than the other. so the guards could identify the further away and they were targeted for especially harsh treatment. and a lot of people don't realize it at the end of the war when the concentration camps were finally liberated,

those who were upping triangle were put back in prison under germany's paragraph. one 75 so imagine surviving and a holocaust starving down to practically a skeleton and then being put back in prison. it's the same kind of irrational hatred that affects so many minorities even you know. >> and so you've really taken this symbol of hatred and oppression and you're trying to reinterpreted. >> exactly. yeah. that pink triangles gone through a number of interpretations. the original pink triangle, of course, then in the 1970's, it was used as a symbol of protest against homophobia. and then in the 80's, it was inverted. it was turned upside down point the other and it was used or an act during the aids crisis as symbol of protest for silence equals death. and ever since then, it's been a symbol of pride. and we, of course, have the rainbow flag now. so gilbert baker came to the pink triangle about 9 times and he

used to say they can't. the rainbow flag is antidote to pink triangle. and rick >> and this display can be found in the city's twin peaks neighborhood. right is right on top of the highest mountain. there's no room for subtlety during pride yeah, pink triangle is supersize so that people driving by see it and go, what is it? and then they get curious and look it up and learn about the holocaust and we see an example of that the screen right there. we can see it in that video. what are your plans for how the triangle is going to look this year is this is a good look similar to what we're seeing on the screen at the moment or. >> yeah, it will very similar to that. we have all new material 6 months to get here from overseas, alex. so we're very excited will be a brand new pink triangle new. there's 175 bright pink tarps. and then a border out of 220 foot long sheets of cell cloth. so that's on all 3 sides. the last 3 years it was illuminated beautifully by the

nonprofit eliminate hundreds of founder ben davis. and they did a spectacular job. they came on board in 2020 when we couldn't get the necessary hundreds of volunteers and then it continued for 2 more years. so we're eternally grateful for that. but now it's back to main focus, which is a giant community building so we have hundreds, actually 400 people have already signed up for that day. wow. so it's really amazing. but we do have room for more volunteers and everyone gets one of units. your own lovely t-shirt for volunteering. we 175 tarps. we have 5,012 months long. still spikes. okay. and everyone should wear gloves, sunscreen and bring a hammer set mail house make sure it will held in place and >> helping people or to sign up to volunteer. go to the website, pink triangle dot com and then the upper left corner. there's a donation button as well as volunteer button.

>> so the upper left-hand corner of triangle dot com and will have and there's a ceremony at 11 o'clock with the mayor of san francisco. other elected officials, the grand marshals of the pride parade your previous guest d'arcy drollinger. the drag laureate will be given the history of the pink triangle and we try. and then after the history take it to show current examples of such hatred. so we're going address what's happening in uganda with the bill and we're going to address the plight of lgbtq is trapped in afghanistan under talent under taliban control. and then donna a drag legend. we'll talk about it. drag discrimination and you don't drag history somewhat. and then the president of the pride board, suzanne ford will be talking about. i'm transgender. i'm anti-trans legislation. she up in kentucky and now she's a leader in san francisco. so she has a lot to talk about. >> and i want to make sure that people get this information. so what day is the ceremony happening?

>> the ceremony is next. saturday, one week from today, 17th at 11:00am the volunteers will arrive at 07:00am. so it's going to be fun. and they official band of san francisco, san francisco, freedom band will be performing and award-winning cabaret star in the amber. he will be singing the something for everyone. so ceremony goes from somber at history of the pink triangle festive, too pride. 2023 and the theme of pride this year is looking back moving forward in the pink triangle fits that exactly this symbol here is what hatred can lead to and we want to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> all right. patrick carney, founder of the pink triangle, thank you so much for joining us this morning. thank you. happy pride, everyone. alright, happy friday. we'll alright, happy friday. we'll we'll be right back. your heart is the beat of life. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto,

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is 09:29am. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. and dave, it's a good day for a >> in some spots is going to be on the cool side. you got that right? good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. if you're near the coast, you throw a little bit of a breeze and their 2 lot of cloud cover. yeah, you got that right around the bay to we're working on it here. this is still the fog. it's 9.30 and we have ground fog at this hour. part of the problem is aloft. we're starting to see some cloud cover hazy skies, which kind of cuts down on the solar heating to drive the engine to get this moisture level mixing with the drier above us to give us at least clearing at the lower levels. just giving you the radar on the satellite. real quick, you can see the bright white start to penetrate off to the east bay a bit. that's that the mid-level moisture i keep talking about. that's what holds a little chance for an isolated shower today. but certainly a lot of cloud cover

for much of the day today. so that suppress temperatures a little bit. middle 50's good breath of the bay. you can see 63 for antioch. 55 for santa rosa and 58. meanwhile for san jose at the ballpark, we'll give a couple peeks of sun in here. giants versus the cubs game. time for 35 temps, upper 50's mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with a west southwest wind at 15, keeping a lot of cloud cover there. but yeah, the sun is going to jump out a little bit here mid to upper 70's well inland. more of the same is expected for tomorrow. tahoe is going to remain somewhat on the stormy side. we'll check that all out. push your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> back to that breaking news we're following this morning. 9 people are recovering after being injured in a mass shooting in san francisco. let's get straight to kron four's tiffany justice. she's live for us in the city with the latest on this. tiffany. >> all right, stephanie, we have just heard from the department of public health that 9 victims were taken to

the hospital right behind a san francisco general hospital involved in that shooting last night. let's go show you some video from that shooting. one patient is still in critical condition. 7 are in serious condition and one is in good condition and has been discharged. one of the patients we're told 8 are males. one is female age ranging from 20 to 34 years old. we do want to show you a map as to exactly where this happened. police say at the corner of 24th street and treat avenue, police confirming 9 people were shot in the mission district and they are looking for the suspect or suspects involved. now, this is some of the video, again we took last night of the shooting. th. shooting happened around the 9 o'clock hour last night. they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to local hospitals. one victim was taken into surgery according to legislative a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen. police say at this time the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and that

there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all the victims are expected to survive >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now. >> okay. we do expect to learn more about the shooting has the day continues. but as you just heard, police are still investigating. they're asking for the public's help at this point. if you do know any information about this current shooting, you're asked to contact south the cisco police, back to you. tiffany, thank you so much for that live update. >> reaction to the indictment of former president donald trump has been swift kron four's. dan kerman spoke with bay area lawmakers and political and legal analysts. >> if the allegations in the indictment are, in fact, true for president really has limited defenses in this case.

legal analysts say the evidence detailed in the 49 page indictment. fox is in the former president. really can't claim. well, i declassified the documents. he can't say, well, i didn't know what other people were doing. they were just mishandling boxes. he really is at the center of this indictment in the center of the story. he's not bit player in this movie. he is the star and the director. the indictment also suggests what trump was allegedly keeping in those boxes. not just old notes in ledgers but highly sensitive material talking about military capability is a military vulnerabilities. >> only for our country other countries as well who had access. >> to the rooms, to the store rooms to the stage is to the bathrooms and to other places where these documents were simply putin, in storage and security open anybody. >> east bay congressman john garamendi says it raises national security concerns.

he's curious why trump went to such extraordinary measures to hang on to the documents. what in the world they have on his mind? why was he doing this? why did he have these documents up to now? the former president has been able to maintain his base of support regardless of what he says or does or is accused of. but political analysts say the sheer extent of the evidence both recorded and photographed might make things different. this time. i think that. >> you know, there probably are a lot of republicans going over the indictment now and trying to figure you know, is this survivable, you know, is this something that we should try to get in front where is it better for us individually to stay by the president? up to former president prosecutors promised a speedy trial, but legal analysts say that might end up not happening. and in fact, a trial may not happen until after the next presidential election. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> jose police released new

details about the crash that killed a 15 year-old boy early wednesday morning. cope was justin campbell spoke with someone who knew the victim. yeah, justin us to write was killed right in front of his home earlier this week. police now telling us the driver behind the wheel, a teenager. she was arrested and they do believe alcohol was at play. you can look at the video. >> you can see 15 year-old justin. the steer was killed just before 01:00am wednesday night after being hit by an suv right outside of his home on rican drive. police believe a steer and the driver had alcohol in their system. they were both at a party before at unknown location. we spoke to one of dearest friends who lives at apartment complex about her thoughts on what happened and what the crossing area is like where he was hit and killed. >> think it's very what people come in and they don't live here. they do area with a

cross can be dangerous. sometimes at police are now waiting on lab results to see. >> how much alcohol was in the driver's blood stream. she has been released from custody. >> what friends and family still mourning the loss of justin a steer a we were at memorial at the high school earlier this week. he was very popular from what we've heard from friends around with oakland, high. we'll keep you informed on this investigation for now reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> a local dry cleaner is teaching people how to save someone from an opioid drug overdose. it's part of an ongoing effort by san francisco's entertainment commission. kron four's ella sogomonian reports on that campaign. >> people using party drugs could unintentionally be exposed to fentanyl. the synthetic opioid has been found in heroin, cocaine pressed pills and methamphetamines. so this pride month, the entertainment

commission, san francisco's department of public health and drag queen conchita route all partnered up to make a training video. they're teaching people how to use fentanyl. test strips as well as recognize and reverse an overdose using narcan nasal spray, you want to remove the narcan from its packaging. >> insert the nozzle into the nostrils and press the plunger firmly. >> the department of public health reports fentanyl was involved in nearly 3 quarters of deaths last year. and a small amount could be fatal. steven torres is on the entertainment commission and executive co-chair of the lgbtq cultural district. his work tonight, life for 2 decades and says he has seen the deadly toll. fentanyl has taken on the community. personally >> known a lot of folks are no longer with us because >> you know, they did >> there didn't know what they were tickets. these are these are needless tragedies,

informational campaign was spearheaded by laura thomas with the entertainment commission. she hopes to one day mimic a campaign that we've seen in new york called narcan behind every bar so that these resources will be made readily available across town. >> ideally, i would like to see every bar and nightclub entertainment venue in san francisco. i'm be stocked with naloxone in fentanyl. test strips. so people can be as safe as possible injuring minute left. >> and that was ella sogomonian reporting for us this morning. a free narcan and fentanyl strip training session is happening next thursday at 7.30, at the midnight sun on 18th street for people. 21 and older. another postal workers robbed in broad daylight in oakland. investigators say 2 armed men approached the carrier and stole their keys as quote, was just in walton reports. this is just the latest example in a disturbing trend. >> rarely reported before the

pandemic, but it skyrocketed in recent years up almost 80% nationwide last year and more than quadrupling over the past decade. and there are plenty of high-profile examples from here in the bay area just last week in san francisco, the postal service issued a reward of up to $50,000 for information about this man. they say robbed a postal worker near the dmv just the week before in february, a postal worker was robbed of his postal keys allay and 2 people were charged after stealing a postal truck from a worker in martinez robberies have also been reported in fremont, newark and berkeley, but leading the way is oakland where the postal service says their workers are robbed on a weekly basis. sometimes even more. once a day, oakland police have now reported a handful of arrests. but these crimes are still happening. so the department is offering some tips on their website to, quote, reduce the risk. this is though, technically a

federal clot crime outside of the jurisdiction of local police. so that also makes it a very risky crime. robberies of usps postal worker are punishable by up 25 years in federal prison in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman. kron. 4 news. coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. a hawaii honeymoon takes a tragic turn for a san jose couple. >> and we'll take a look at the giants and the to the bay area. sports teams come out on top. ails after the break. >> cloud cover. boy, it's sticking around for much of the day to day tomorrow as well. there's an effort on high temperatures. if you want to call of that. a look at your weekend forecast for zone and the extended the kron. 4 and the extended the kron. 4 morning news.

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>> welcome back now to bay area sports. the giants and a's were both in action on friday night. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. >> let's get you caught up on some bay area. baseball will start with the a's oakland. apparently has she's had fans in milwaukee trying to win a 3rd straight game friday against the brewers and the a's jumped on adrian houser in the first inning. 2 on for ramon lauriano who hits a high fly down the line and right like perkins dives for it but misses don says around the corner, one run in and ryan, noda motoring for home catcher william contreras with the sweep tag. but no it's called safe, know, to just cut his hand in under the up 2, nothing one batter later, jonah bride ads to the lead

with this rbi single to left-center. that brings in loriano. it's 3 nothing ace hold on for the 5 to 2 win over the brewers. and hey, don't look now. but the a's have won 3 in a row. playing some hot baseball game 2 on saturday in milwaukee. meanwhile, the giants hosting the cubs. they let most of the game. but the cubs got to the giants bullpen in the 7th 2 on for nico hoerner who rips a 2 run single to center-field off ryan walker. and the cubs. take a 2 to one lead one batter later, tucker barnhart. goes back up the middle to plate another run and that proved to be the game winner. got one back. but it wasn't enough. they lose to the cubs. 3 to 2 on their return to oracle. that's it for sports. we'll send it back to you. all right, kate, thank you. and take a look at this. there's a new sculpture on your of one island. >> it's nearly 70 feet tall

and it's called the point of infinity. check this out. it sits on top of the island that you can't get too close to it yet. a security guard told us this is set to open to the public in just about 3 weeks. well, this morning, san mateo county's first-ever pride parade starts at 10 o'clock. the route begins at second and b street in san mateo and ends at central park after the parade. there will be a pride celebration from 11 to 5. and let's take a live look now at sfo for weather conditions out doors. we could see some planes moving along the tarmac there a little bit hazy and overcast there, dave. i mean, you know, come people yes, some fog, you know, can people expect some nice weather for the parade that's happening later? well, a lot of cloud cover. it looks like a stephanie, but at least will be holding off any real rain going on. we don't have really heavy winds that work here. but, you know, you want to but, you know, you want to throw in that sweater, though. >> sfo that stephanie was referencing earlier. there are still cooking on about that half-hour, delay to. you see

the planes are still moving here. but still that half-hour delay thrown into the mix here. all right. let's check things out on our tahoe forecast. well, i can still get in thunder showers going on this afternoon. as you can see here, this will allow daytime heating, though in the morning hours to get the atmosphere, some energy to work with many see your scattered showers thunder showers develop. a temperatures still manage the 60's. there may be dropping temporarily on monday. how those temperatures hanging 63 going on for antioch. 52 for delay. hope. 55 for santa rosa in a 57 for nevada. what looks like future cast for this is how things shape up. lots of cloud cover we have on the home front here. but look up in tahoe. how busy? busy, busy it is clearing out a little bit better. looks like for tomorrow. and as you can see, the thunder showers continue up in tahoe, though. and that's going continue through much of the week. it looks like, meanwhile, along bay area, you will see quite a bit in the way of cloud cover as well. going into the white perspective. the cloud cover here to give you an idea over

the week what it looks like. we'll see the pulsating showers and the thundershowers up in the mountains just about all week long, which by the way, there's no flash flood watch that's been posted because this is kind of generated by the afternoon activity, even though we melting snow still left over with some of this, though, here's the 4 zone forecast. checking things out here. 62 san francisco along the coast will see those upper 50's to lower 60's at work here. 66 for burlingame, 68 foster city. 73 going on for palo alto, south bay, mid 70's here. blame it on the cloud cover. it's slowing us down east bay shoreline around 70 inland. the best will be able muster under considerable clouds. upper 70's scratching near about 80 or so conquered about 78 75 walnut creek. 62 berkeley. 65 allay they're back in those got an 80 71 for napa in a 78. meanwhile, for santa rosa now we'll start peel off that cloud cover as we get into the middle of the week. back to the 80's. we go. and as this high starts to

build, we might actually even scratch 90 for those inland valleys. com next weekend. stephanie. >> now to a story that sounds like something right out of a movie. 4 kids lost in the jungle for 40 days after a plane crash are found alive in colombia. 3 adults were found dead in the area. the country's president says the kids ranging from 13 to as young as 11 months old are now getting medical attention. this crash happened on may first when the small plane with 6 passengers and a pilot declared an engine failure. white america there. and we now know the 2 people who died in a plane crash near rio vista were from the east bay, the solano county sheriff's office identified the victims as 41 year-old benjamin sri from concord. and 33 year-old jesse buckner for martinez. the crash happened thursday morning. officials say they noticed the small plane circling in a strange manner sending signals to the ground crew before crashing the faa

says the plane was a single engine steen. skiable aircraft. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. would in hawaii turned tragic for a san jose couple when the husband died while snorkeling. jenn boneza has the story. >> what was likely meant to be an exciting adventure snorkeling at the popular electric beach on the west side of oahu ended up to be a nightmare for a couple celebrating their honeymoon. according to emergency medical services and unresponsive. 49 year-old man was pulled from the water after 10:00am thursday. a witness who was there says they just finished diving when they saw the man lying on the sand in someone doing cpr. the witness asked to remain anonymous. the approach the group of people standing around them and to

try to help winning the >> according to the witness, the husband and his wife had snorkeling gear on the witness offered to help the wife called family. so that she wouldn't be alone. so the asked her where her phone was. >> according to the witness, the wife of the victim told her that they had left their belongings a little further the beach near this grassy area. but when a bystander went to grab it for her, their backpack was gone. >> as the tragedy itself wasn't home and she has to go through the logistics >> she can trouble got to hold thought so she has to go through to process at the airports to very hard some tax on top everything. >> to make things worse. the keys to their rental car were also in that backpack. thieves

stole the car too. >> still kind of shaking inside. just thinking. got there. their honeymoons was to be happy. and for their stuff to gets going. i feel sad. can >> rhonda keno grew up going to electric beach and says it can be dangerous if you're not familiar with the area. the current get strong here. >> and this is like a teary us place where all the tourists to come in snow. >> she says she hopes the add a lifeguard stand here to prevent any more drownings since the area is gaining popularity on social media. and she says she hopes someone returns what they stole. and that was jenn boneza reporting stephen fan worked for apple in cupertino. he celebrated his wedding day in march. we'll be right back.

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figured out there were at least a million pennies. that translates to $10,000. they've also listed the coins online. but so far, no takers. >> to go through in to search through the pennies. and we've got the glasses like with the make magna fires on lights and everything. i mean, that lasted 20 minutes, maybe 30 minutes. and we're like, you know, it's time for beer. this is way too much work. >> is. it's very clever. just holding on to every single penny that you've had over your lifetime and, you know, kind of hiding away. and it can really adds up a role them to write and have somebody the you have to put your phone number and every one of >> well, well, well yeah, but money money is money. yet $10,000 sounds pretty nice. yeah, but they're opening up going and this pennies and this is pennies. stephanie, what we've got going on here is lots of cloud cover. if you have noticed we have the fog this morning. we discussed this bright whites that you see here. that's that that's that monsoonal. that's that

middle moisture that's going on here. that's not so much the ground, which is pretty stable today. the giants to battla against the cubs in the home front for 34 game time. temps upper 50's mostly cloudy, breezy and chilly with a west southwest wind at about 15. so this is another sweater event here. put your coat on. and so we're 74 about 1 o'clock and 04:00pm. we're talking. 75 mostly cloudy. think we'll see the sun poke out a little bit today. and those in the valleys, maybe even along the east bay shoreline. but a lot of cloud cover. here are your highs and effort. upper 70's for the east bay and up to th north roosevelt vacaville is going pop in about a year. so today we have more of that on tap here as we get to the latter portion of next week. so probably week. a lot of cloud cover and maybe next weekend we might actually see 90 or so we're getting near the solstice. so get the highest and sky has more to something fun to look forward to. thank you, dave. >> and that's it for us here at pro bowl weekend news. i'm stephanie lin from all of us here. thank you so much for

watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow. goodbye.

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