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answers after a mass shooting. that leaves 9 people injured. we have the latest on the investigation and former president donald trump speaks publicly for the first time since his historic federal indictment. more on how he is reacting just days before his first court appearance. nascar returns to sonoma raceway. and that could mean a little bit of a headache. if you are driving to the north bay today. what to know before you head out the door? >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday, june. 11th. let's get your morning started with a look at the weather day which know. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're kind of doing the same type of drill that we did from yesterday with all that bay area cloudiness and also the fog to start things off bleeding into some of those inland areas as well.

however, as we go into the afternoon, more of a sun and clouds mixture as we saw before and temperatures much the same as well. there's the golden gate bridge on. the only difference with today is we don't have the air aloft. it's as dry as it was from yesterday put that little addendum in there. there is that chance of seeing a little isolated sprinkle. we can't rule that out but more substantive, if you will, up in tahoe. they actually are looking out for some flash flooding for today is a possibility over the next day due to some of the heavier thunder showers. they've had and that are in the forecast. once we get some daytime heating now at the surface, there's our onshore winds. you will notice most readings in the single digits, but some double digits get around the carquinez strait and that will be driven by some inland heating as well. temperatures in the middle 50's for right now. some upper 50's well east. 57 for nap and 54 for santa rosa. here's the breakdown for you again. sun and clouds mixture a little bit better job on the sunshine temperatures for highs only into the modest 70's. we do see a minor warm-up happening this week. we'll have more

details in your long range forecast as well coming up, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> now to developing news, a mass shooting in san francisco's mission district sent 9 people to the hospital friday night as kron four's amanda hari explains. people in the area are still on edge. >> after 9 people were shot near 24th and treat avenue friday night. people are cautiously going back to their daily routines, had cut indian restaurant owner harry saying says he was working in the kitchen when the shooting happened to her. the pop. >> just a couple minutes later, we heard people screaming outside seeing says he waited a few minutes before you went to see what was happening when he did. it was still chaos when outside and there people screaming running all over the place. he closed his restaurant shortly after the shooting but reopened as usual saturday. i'm definitely going to be. >> looking was going but yeah, and there's a nervousness. but at the same time, i mean, you've got to do thing. you know, it my shop and have to

come. you know? dying breed in mission skateboard, which shares storefront were closed. >> a legislative aide for hillary ronen is office told mission local the shooting may have been related to a fight that broke out at a carnival for dying breed. 6th anniversary throughout the after oon, police officers continued to drive by and walk through the neighborhood is soiree us. banja says the police presence now is a fraction of what he saw friday. we a lot of police cars down the street. probably about 25. he says it's unsettling that shooting of this magnitude happened 2 blocks from his home, but he has no desire to leave his neighborhood of nearly 20 years. you know, we live. so we just got to continue >> the bore the name were for the merchants in support of the people that still around here. police say at this point they believe all the victims are going to survive. they say they believe the shooting was

isolated and targeted in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police chief bill scott called the violence on the city's streets an acceptable writing on social media that people should feel safe to go out. and san francisco without fear of being victims of gun violence. former house speaker nancy pelosi also reacting to the news sharing san franciscans are praying for those wounded in last night's horrific shooting. thanks to our first responders and medical professionals. no lives were lost. pelosi adding in her statement that gun violence must come to a net. in the south bay. the man accused of going on a homicidal rampage across 2 south bay cities is scheduled to be back in court. kevin parker on a refused to appear in court twice already last week. he is accused of killing 2 people in san jose by running them over with a car and then stabbing and killing another person in milpitas. he also faces carjacking charges. the suspect's attorney told the judge it was, quote,

privileged information as to why their client was not in court. in fairfield, first responders rescued a man, 2 dogs and a pet snake from a 2 alarm fire early saturday morning. it happened around 11:00am on hillside drive at a 2 story home. fire crews say the man was rushed to a local trauma centr. unfortunately a cat died in the blaze. the fire caused $400,000 worth of damages. crews say it appears to have been accidental. happening tomorrow, the nevada state legislature continues its debate over the a's proposed locks but las vegas stadium, a special session was called last week to discuss the proposal. no decision was reached. the team is asking the state to spend nearly 400 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the team build a new 1.5 billion dollar stadium. sources close to the matter tell kron 4 news amendments are being added to the proposal to deal with the concerns of several nevada senators. these changes will likely have to be approved by the a's organization before an

amended bill is voted on. if the senate does vote to approve the stadium proposal tomorrow, it moves on to the nevada assembly for a full hearing and a vote. if the senate rejects it, it would seem to be game over for an a's las vegas stadium. >> we'll be following that story closely and happening right now, a stretch of i-680, is closed for road repairs. a 3 mile stretch of the southbound lanes. >> from sunol boulevard to couldn't road are shut down during the closure. all northbound lanes will stay open. repair work is scheduled to be done early monday morning. happening today, the city of funnel host its first ever pride event. it starts at noon at fernandez park and last until 3 this afternoon, you can expect music, arts and crafts and food vendors earlier this month we spoke with pinole's mayor about this event. >> as the first openly mayor of the city of pinole, i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and and really honor write the history and also the future of pride

in the city of pinole really leaning into lgbt pride because we know that this month there are so many young people who continue, you know, to deal with a lot attacks nationwide. but here in pinole, we're here to embrace that diversity. >> the mayor says he hopes today's event will become an annual tradition in the city. also happening today, the nascar cup series comes back to the bay area. the toyota save mart 3.50, takes place at sonoma raceway. the route involves laps around a 2 and a half mile course. >> the race starts at 3.30 later today. it features 3 northern california drivers, tyler reddick from to pay the larson from elk grove and the bay area's own aj allmendinger from san jose because of the race officials are reminding north bay commuters to expect delays on highway one. 21 37 highways, 1, 0, 1, 1, 16 but also be impacted. another top story we're following today.

this coming tuesday, former president donald trump is expected to appear in court for the first time. >> being indicted on federal charges related to classified documents recovered from his florida home. the former president faces 37 felony counts. he's accused of defy a justice department orders to return classified documents from his time in the white house. on saturday, trump made his first public appearance since the indictment. our robert sherman takes a look at how the former president and other republican candidate candidates are responding. >> a historic indictment handed down by a grand jury in florida is not keeping former president trump away from the campaign trail. the 45th president came out swinging against the department of justice, the baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized. >> department of injustice. we'll go down as among the most horrific abuses of power. >> in the history of our country, mister trump, not the

only one setting foot in the tar heel state this weekend with florida governor ron desantis. the key note speaker friday night at the north carolina gop convention and former vice president mike pence rounding out the event and a lunch both competing for the same job as the former president, but both sharing his condemnation of the indictment. i think there needs to be one standard of justice in this country. >> let's enforce it on everybody and make sure we all know the rules. you can't have one faction of society weaponizing the power, the state against factions that it doesn't like. i'm deeply troubled to see this indictment move forward. >> it's important to remember in america, you are innocent until proven guilty. elsewhere on the trail, not everyone shares the same sentiment. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson singing a different tune in georgia. he's going to have to answer to those charges. >> i've handled classified information. i understand. the rules and the requirements and

we hold everybody accountable under law. so we'll see where this develops. actually a statement from hutchinson calls for the former president to, quote, end his campaign to not distract from the gop primary race. but mister trump has no plans of that at this point. his remarks in north carolina will be his last campaign stop before he's expected to appear in federal court tuesday. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, one of san francisco's first couples to get married at city hall walks us through their story of activism and love over and after the break, san francisco hold its first-ever juneteenth parade. we take you inside the festivities. >> got a mixed bag of some sun and clouds going on for this afternoon. those temperatures into the 70's well inland. that's not bad there. but more flash flooding is possible up in tahoe as we see those thunder showers fire up. take a look at your forecast coming up in a bit.

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it means and recommit ourselves to advocating for support and african-americans in the city and in this country. the parade commemorates the emancipation of enslaved black americans while celebrating the black community in contributions in progress. the african american culture has made for large in a thomson. it's a day she'll always remember for the first time ever this is going talk about my representative there were dozens of floats. live bands attendance from san francisco. police fire district attorney brooke jenkins. >> and tons of other groups moment mayor breed said she's envisioned for quite some time see an elevated in this where other people who want even familiar with >> they can understand it and started to research the mystery. this is just not about a day off of and today was just the kickoff are tons of other juneteenth events this month. and people in the crowd tell me today's inaugural parade. >> well, it was definitely a

in san francisco. >> michael thomas, for looks like a great time. >> let's take a live look now at the bay bridge this morning. not too much traffic on the roadways. people. >> enjoy the nice early morning drive under some cloudy skies day. will it clear up any time well, it looks like it's trying to peer through a little bit there, it we will see by the afternoon everybody should be seeing that sun and clouds mixture going on. the only thing that is not as optimistic it's not as dry aloft as it was from yesterday. >> but still the forecast calls for that clearing pattern. very similar to what we saw again from yesterday. there's the fog of the service. you can see east bay shoreline kind of covered up from this vantage point see berkeley. again, that will happen as the morning starts to wear on. we have the same rotation of the slow. well, coming up, this other type of moisture from the south, the subtropical moisture in somewhat of a pseudo monsoon like pattern and delivering thunder showers up there around the tahoe. reno will see that again today again for

tomorrow. before we start to finally start to run out of deeper moisture with this now it is impacting us a little bit aloft and let's run through this real quick here. again, the lower level moisture that we're dealing with here in the home front that starts to mix out, firing up in the mountains. you'll see by the afternoon and tahoe. and then it comes over the central valley. it kind of sprays us. but more importantly, why a stop that here for tomorrow morning is the return of our typical moisture so we can get maybe a couple all of this is a possibility. but the bigger issue is this moisture coming in from the coast is very a stabilizing factor. it's damp. it's cold keeps the atmosphere somewhat stable. this is more unstable air mass there. yeah. a little bit of heating in the first to go nuts and that's where we're starting to see that activity happening in the mountains, which repeat, again tomorrow. that's why the flash flood watch is still in effect until monday night about 09:00pm there. all right. so once we're done with that, that low starts to drift to the south and by tuesday. yeah, we're doing our same drill, but we'll see the sun pop out quicker throughout the

week. and temperatures slowly start to climb. so let's put this all together. considerable clouds and cold. all that slight chance of a thunder shower just keeping reserve there. most likely there will be isolated place and the mountains that what happened and with appropriate daytime heating say the santa cruz mountains or perhaps mount hamilton mount diablo, something along those lines. tahoe weekend. got that flood. watch. that's a new wrinkle until 09:00pm on monday. stormy for those afternoons both today. tomorrow you can't rule out seeing a thunder shower even as late tuesday. but the deeper moisture will south by that point next week for the week ahead of should say monday. we've got some scattered clouds and sunny and warming up as the week progresses. we may actually top off at about 90 or some come next weekend. we'll give you a real summer feel. 63 san francisco, 67 for oakland, 74 san jose. kind of the sun and clouds make sure you can see it's a little warmer in the south bay and in the east bay to upper 70's. this go around. 76, it looks like up to santa

rosa. 63, meanwhile, for san francisco will be checking the 4 zone forecast for you in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank for continues our pride month coverage this morning. >> to ay we're highlighting one of the first same couples to get married at san francisco city hall. >> kron four's terisa stasio caught up with the pair who continue to push for equality. >> this is john lewis and stuart gaffney and japan for decades. the married couple is passionately for lgbtq rights, giving them a front seat on the many twists and turns. >> here in there are no that protect lgbt people from discrimination. and right now there are 5 lawsuits for marriage equality. i'm just like the lawsuit. the story tonight >> are part this is also a snapshot of the couple on 2/12/2004, they were one of

the first same couples to get married in san francisco. when then mayor gavin newsom made his surprise landmark move lines wrapped around city hall as couples came from around the country to exchange vows. >> this was radical and revolutionary. 19 years ago in 2004, when we married. we felt something extraordinary to this day, i can still feel the chills. >> the 2 are also one of hundreds to see their marriage nullified. when then governor arnold schwarzenegger accused newsom of overstepping his authority and the state filed a lawsuit wiping out same marriages. >> i truly believe. >> it's for better or for worse till death. do us part that is going to see us through all the obstacles in our way to the greatest celebration of all full equality for all people. challenges ultimately led to a tsunami of legal battles. that high did turn, though.

>> this is the couple on their wedding day in 2008 when the right to marry was restored in california. >> then in 2015, the united states supreme court historically ruled in favor of same marriages and in 2022, the united states congress voted to codified same marriages. >> it reminds me of the basic fact that pride began as a protest. and protesters always been an important part of pride. it's also very important in this pride season that we celebrate because if we don't take stock of all that, we've accomplished we won't be fortified for all the work we have left to do. >> as pride month kicks off, the couple reflects on the work that remains for equality just recently target found itself facing a controversy and backlash. the ceo announced some stores would pull their prime urge and ice after negative feedback from

some customers specifically zeroing in on transgender clothing currently in at least 18 states laws are now in the books. barring gender-affirming medical care for those under 18 and your basic human rights. >> are taken away to medical care. this is this is an abomination. as the president said, its cruelty. >> when i spoke to the couple's stewart was in san francisco, john, in japan, both lead lectures abroad. i asked why they chose to share their stories around the world. >> this is a global movement for human for freedom. the loft it's a global movement for love. >> although a lot has changed throughout the years. a couple says from their seat on this ride, they are proud of the past and look forward to pushing for more in the future. >> theresa kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, vicki liviakis

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back. today on dine and dish kron vicki liviakis takes us inside san francisco restaurant lamar to see what's new on their menu. >> lamar on san francisco's waterfront from the outside seems the but inside the

peruvian bar and restaurant renovated with cozy couch and who could miss giant hand? woven calamari, gm greg speier says so dieters are digging for busy. so we're really, really grateful for that sure. yeah. you can still grab their famous piece goes sour. any peruvian cocktail concoction at the bar making up a is our version passion you might now boasts a v-shaped, the lounge or head to the back of the restaurant facing the bay and soak up the scenery, ordering anything involving fresh fish is a can't miss 101 caribbean cuisine is mash-up of exotic case from indigenous to spanish, italian and asian. >> you should know that lamar is really all about of a shiite. we have the city classical. we've got you covered him, how he looked. >> okay on and about so we have executive chef victoriana

lopez walks us through the endless possibilities make stopped. >> gates it up to we have. do not. japanese better be huawei. so many great to be shaved dishes. so little time. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> she really gets the best assignments. all right. still ahead on the kron, morning news speculation over a possible run by governor gavin newsom. >> white house as he kicks off a nationwide effort to combat gun violence. look at you taking the win with quality top tier gas for less. oh a bird! cute! wait, what's it... ewww ok, it's not on you, that's a win. but is it on me? what did you eat? is it on my hose? take the win at arco.

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>> good morning 7.29. this sunday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour off with a look at the forecast in davis starting off to be quite chilly. >> that is good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody will called kind of mild as we get into the afternoon. you know, we have plenty of sunshine and some clouds mixture there with the temperatures somewhat subdued. here's the progress on the fog lifting east bay shoreline. not bad. we still left over some cloud cover right above. it is just starting to mix out and we're not as dry aloft as we were from yesterday. however, one of the things kind of work in our favor, this just kind of a live shot of what we're doing right now in terms of cloud cover and radar and all that stuff. as you can see, we're not cut. covered up with the bright white clouds that usually they upper level clouds, mid level clouds and so forth really piled on top of us. this is all this marine layer will moisture kind of mixing out as

clouds mixture expected. we're in the mid to upper. if these for the most part ox already racing ahead at 63 there. we've seen some folks, a son already. 57 going on for san jose. and 56. meanwhile for san francisco at the ballpark versus the cubs today, 105, game time. little bit earlier. temperatures bumped up a little bit near about 60 sun and clouds mixture but breezy and chilly west southwest wind at 15 and for the day ahead again, you get that sun and clouds mixture. once we take care of this by the afternoon, 74 looks like by 2 o'clock. and now into next week. it looks like us flavor of summer coming back as we get to next weekend. we'll have a look at the long-range forecast along with the 4 zone to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. and this just in. police are investigating an overnight shooting in san francisco. it happened just before midnight on ocean avenue officers arrived on scene, they found 2 men and a woman suffering from

gunshot wounds. all 3 were rushed to the hospital. no word yet on their condition this morning. we have reached out to police for more information and we'll keep you updated >> and over a gavin newsom officially announce his run for the white house. speculation is brewing after his latest push for gun reform. our nic smith has the story. >> this will guarantee states as well, ability to enact commonsense gun safety while leaving the second amendment intact and respecting america's gun owning tradition. is this video just a push to adopt a new constitutional amendment to clear the way for gun reform or is it the subtle launch to a presidential campaign? the splashy promoting california governor gavin newsom's campaign for democracy may seem like a run of the mill at for a pro gun reform campaign. but many wonder whether it's a signal that newsom may throw his hat in the ring to challenge president biden in the 2024 democratic primaries.

the push for 28 constitutional amendment isn't the only some may be considering a presidential run in recent weeks. the governor has hit the road for a red states speaking tour where he's encouraged democrats to get mere aggressive fighting republicans in the national culture wars. >> and pick fights with republican governor greg abbott and ron desantis. ron desantis is nothing more than a bully. earlier this week, newsom took his burgeoning feud with desantis to a new level calling the 2024 republican presidential candidate a, quote, small pathetic man after the florida governor sent a plane full of migrants to sacramento. but just because they're smoke doesn't mean there's fire so far. newsom's office has steadfastly denied that the governor is even considering running against president biden in 2024. more. so it's not evident he could even win his home state. if he does decide to run. in fact, a march quinnipiac university poll found that 70% of california voters don't want

newsom to enter the 2024 race compared to just 22 who do want him to we're still a majority of california democrats. 54% want newsom to stay out of the democratic presidential primary. >> and that was nick smith reporting for us this morning. and interesting fact here for you. ronald reagan is the only california governor to win a presidential election. lb 4 is your local election headquarters. congresswoman katie porter made a campaign stop in sacramento yesterday. she's in a tight race for dianne feinstein's seat. >> katie porter. >> the orange county democrat got a standing ovation at the african methodist couple church and the downtown area. porter is in a competitive race with other high-profile democrats, including assembly members, adam schiff and oakland's barbara during saturday's campaign stop

porter. explain why her campaign is different. >> i've never taking corporate pac money and i'm the only candidate in this race who can say that. was a kid. and i thought about the senate they thought about it is really the of last bulwark of democracy. the place where we're rights went to protected but is no longer true about the united states senate. this is a senate who status quo needs to be shaken up. and that is exactly what i'm running to do. >> let's support some women out there that single making it happen for the government. she doesn't have to do she is making a big difference for people that are underrepresented in our communities. >> reporter's visit to northern california also included a stop in placer county. and ted kaczynski known as the infamous unabomber died in a federal prison medical cener for saturday. he was 81 years old. his crimes impacting every

american changing the way we fly and even send packages in the mail that touches you. this has more. >> officials at a federal prison medical cener in north carolina found unabomber. ted kaczynski unresponsive in his cell early saturday morning. the 81 year-old was serving 4 life sentences plus 30 years in connection to a series of 16 bombings. 3 people died. and 23 were injured after kaczynski's bombs went off at various universities and airplanes, earning him the unabomber nickname. he mailed his first bomb to a professor at northwestern in 1978, injuring a police officer handling the device. kaczynski's case finally made it to the fbi's desk in 1979 after a failed attempt to detonate a bomb on a commercial flight. his bombs killed a sacramento computer store owner, a pr executive in new jersey and a lobbyist for the logging industry in california. all over a nearly 20 year time period. he

injured nearly 2 dozen more in a pre 9.11, world kaczynski's bombing plot shut down air travel and mail delivery on the west coast in july of 1995. after his threat to blow up a plane in los angeles when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style and tipped off the fbi. it ultimately led to his 1996 arrest in a small montana. shaq, authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> and that was natasha divest reporting for us this morning. a crash at the santa rosa car show left 3 people injured saturday. and let's take a look at the aftermath there. the collision happened at 5th and east street around 06:00pm at peggy sue's all american car show an event meant to celebrate classic cars and hot rods. the people involved in the crash were taken to the hospital. somehow out or

seeking your help solving a 22 year-old cold case on 6/10/2001 maria show was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. she suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to please call palo alto police. and we now know the identity of a man killed in san jose one week ago. the santa clara county coroner's office says landrieu belong did died after being stabbed. a suspect. christie herrera is now behind bars without the option for bail. a motive is under investigation. in the east saturday morning crash left one woman dead and 2 men with major injuries. the crash happened around 04:00am on i-880, in hayward. chp says 2 cars stopped in the far left-hand lane instead of safely moving onto the shoulder. and that's when a

speeding dodge durango ran into both cars and 3 people. the dodge then flipped onto the right shoulder. police say no one was inside that car when they got to the scene. well, your money this economic analysts are hoping to finally see an end to interest rate hikes. survey analysts believe the fed will not raise interest rates at upcoming june meeting. it is unclear if rate hikes will resume later summer. inflation has eased from the high of 9.1%, but it's still double the prepandemic average. meanwhile, labor markets remain tight despite adding 339,000 new jobs in may. >> happening now, racers are lacing up their shoes in san francisco for the big escape from alcatraz triathlon. wow. a call for justice is live for us now with a look at all the excitement and tiffany we see are all bundled up ready to go. haha. >> yes, good morning. the pro athletes have started at this point and they're actually

swimming to the shore of little marina green as we speak. 2000 athletes from all over the world were carefully carefully selected take part in this triathlon right here in san francisco. the escape from alcatraz triathlon is packed as one of the world's most challenging multi sporting events in the world. there's 3 parts of this race. a triathlon starts with a 1.5 mile swim from alcatraz island to the francisco bay. the race continues with an 18 mile bike ride out to the great highway in through the golden gate park then ends with 8 mile run through the golden gate national recreation area, finishing here at marina green. there are 12 pro athletes that was start first. they have started about 15 minutes ago. the race started at 7.15, around noon. they should be awarding those medals will be on top of that. the roads in the area as well have been altered a bit for this triathlon. so you can expect some possible delays as well. back to you. florida,

seeing who crushes crosses the finish line. first. >> thank you so much, tiffany. all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the oakland a's continue their winning streak. we have all the highlights for you. coming up. >> take a look at some new features coming soon to the iphone and tell you why mental health is now a top priority. i'm rich demuro. that's coming i'm rich demuro. that's coming up in tech. smart.

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up friday in cupertino and new features are coming soon to the iphone. our rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> every year the iphone and other apple products get just a little bit better. thanks to software updates and new features. here's a look at what's coming soon. in ios 17. apple's latest software update arrives in the fall and that wwdc the company gave a sneak peek at some new features arriving soon. for starters, ios 17 will let you create a customized contact poster. >> which will be shown when you call someone else's phone. a new airdrop feature called name drop, makes exchanging phone numbers easier. just bring iphone or apple. watch next to someone else's to send contact information. can't decide whether to pick up the phone. live voicemail. we'll let you see a real-time transcription of the message someone is leaving. and when your phone isn't in use, standby turns it into a photo frame calendar and more voice

commands are easier than ever. you'll no longer have to say, hey, siri, just siri will trigger the virtual assistant apple introducing several new mental health features, including a way to log your daily mood. you use ground th a multinational chains and shoes. i you can even specify what's causing you to feel a certain way like travel family or lack of sleep. >> later, you can see trends. a new journal app will pull info from your calendar photos, music and gps to get you started on your entry. a new sensitive content warning can screen for nudity and blur it before you even see it in photos and videos facetime finally making its way to apple tv. although you have to use an iphone, has a camera and not a traditional web cam. the iphone can also now help you find a lost apple tv remote and a new 15 inch macbook air is thin and light

yet capable. i love this big screen on a mac book air. it starts at $1300. finally, peanuts is coming to the apple watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. >> i was 17 launches in the fall. it will support the iphone 10 asked and up, which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the 10 won't be getting any further software updates. didn't want to learn more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> well, lawmakers are slowly ramping up efforts to regulate artificial intelligence. one democratic congressman says as a matter of national security, the number one priority must be setting guardrails within the military, both here and abroad. our washington correspondent raquel martin reports. >> once it gets out of the box, it's hard to put it back in. congressman seth moulton says he fears the u.s.

government is not prepared to protect the nation from dangers posed by artificial intelligence risk is not from like-minded nations. the risk is that adversaries like russia like china >> will totally disregard the moral norms that we have for using weapons like this >> developers now warren left in the wrong hands. their tools pose an existential threat to humanity. bolton says he told the pentagon about these very risks 3 years ago. what we need is actually in geneva conventions, type of an agreement. >> that all nations friend and foe alike agree to thursday. the uk prime minister and president biden signed an agreement pledging to step up to ensure that this technological revolution makes us more secure. >> and not not full term cooperation. back on capitol hill, bolton says he's pushing to add a provision in this year's defense bill to i guidelines within the military. we've got to get ahead of this and candidly, the pentagon's behind this

week, senate majority leader chuck schumer announced 3 senate briefings on over the summer. one focuses specifically on military use of the technology. is there republican senator josh hawley who is introducing his own bill to rein in ai says congress must work quickly. sure hope the defense bill will take cognizant of what china is trying to do militarily particular with ai. and in washington, raquel martin >> and we're taking a live look now at sfo this morning. we could see some pretty heavy fathers at the marine layer day. that really well. same thing. with that out there on the on the mound, it's a really beautiful natural phenomenon that we see out there. and of we could see some of the planes that are relaxing are now don't have any delays going on. and hopefully that guys coming or going or whether we have traffic going on. so it's that's a good sign there. and whether would be co-operative, you'd say, yeah, i i would say that we're going to mix the stephanie, good morning, everybody. and we're going go back to our kind of sun and clouds mixture that we saw

from yesterday. >> good news with this one is we need some of this help because yesterday we had a lot of cloud cover lawfully to fight through to. we have dry air in that case. not as much this go around. so here's what's going on up in tahoe, by the way, is going to be quite busy today tomorrow. this really continues into the middle of the week, but their flash flood watch is over by monday. evening course. they can change that if need be but huge idea. but how deep the moisture is when that deeper moisture will sail. the south upper 50's over the east bay for right now. 54%. rosa. 56, san francisco. 57, meanwhile, 4 san jose futurecast for clear out that marine layer. here we go firing up those thunder showers with daytime heating in the mountains again. you can see comes back again. but that's okay. because the deeper moisture starts to sink south. some leftover as you can see up around tahoe goes on into the middle of the week, really. and that may continue later on during of the weed. it's one of the typical kind of event as we go through the weekly loop here, we're waiting for this ridge to slowly start to

build. that will give kind of a little jump for those temperatures as we start to get into the latter portion of the week. but for today, again, sun and clouds mixture. 63 san francisco were at the 60 ish along the coast. smidgen warmer than yesterday. 66 going on for burlingame. 69 foster city, lower 70's happening in this pocket down here. meanwhile, the mid 70's san jose looks like in the south bay. 75 cupertino, east bay shoreline, some lower 70's tri valley. you're in the upper 70's for today. 74 for walnut creek. 76 for concord. we'll see some winds building around the carquinez strait later today. with 60 to 74 for fairfield. back in those close at 79 napa. 69 and 76 for santa rosa looking more bright as we go forward in forecast period, start to get into the 80's gradually here. nothing dramatic jump. but by next saturday, it's possible to get around 90 or so some of those inland valleys. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the giants struggle for the second game in a row. while

the a's extend their winning streak. kron four's kate rooney has more. let's take a look at sports. giants hosting the cubs at oracle park, hoping to avenge friday's loss to chicago. but >> in baseball vernacular, kyle hendricks hones the giants. the cubs starter is for no with a 1, 5, 5, e r and his last 7 starts against san francisco and on saturday history repeated hendricks didn't allow a hit until janitor doubled with 2 outs in the 8th. but he had plenty of help from his fellow cubs. brandon crawford rips a shot out to centerfield. that's former giant mike tauchman runs down in corrales with the backhanded sprawling grab. hendricks ended up pitching 8 innings of one-hit shutout ball. cubs were up one, nothing in the 4th chris morel lifts a fly ball out over the levi's landing sign in right centerfield. the solo homer put the cubs up 2, 0, and then in the 5th. it's merle again

today. this time with 2 on and 2 outs called the shot up the middle. under the glove. entire strada 4. nothing was the final score. and one more side note for the giants. joey bart's to capture was reinstated from the aisle and then optioned to triple-a sacramento. something to keep an eye on it. well, no one ever said they don't know how to tailgate in the midwest, right? some good old milwaukee barbecue going on before the a's brewers game and the a's have been bringing the heat with 3 straight road wins coming into the game open is outscored opponents. 25 to 9 during the winning streak. >> and some pretty good pitching as well. blackburn pitched 6 shutout innings and was a wizard with the glove taking hit brian anderson in the 4th inning. although one nothing lead into the 8th. but william contreras. gets all of this richard lovelady slider and that won't be coming back. his 8th homer of the season and the game is tied at one. they went into extra innings

and it's a as just reaching out and touching one. that's good centerfield incomes, tony with the go ahead, run diaz had of 7 as oakland shuts down the brewers and their half of the 10th and the a's have now reeled off straight wins. they're going go for the sweep on sunday in milwaukee. >> and finally, get a load of this. the panthers looking to tie the golden knights 2 games, a piece of the stanley cup finals campus down 3, nothing got a little vegas flock to get back into the game. look at this grand a month were shot. 2 sets of nights gates and into the goal crazy shot. but it wasn't enough. golden knights win 3 to 2 good old fashioned from the finish it off the head back to vegas for game 5 and a chance to claim the franchise's first stanley cup in front of that home. vegas crowd. >> that'll do it for sports. back to you. thank you, kate. back to you. thank you, kate. >> and we'll be right back. feeding your dog nutrish's whole health blend

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next hour of the kron, 4 morning news, the city of pinole host its first ever pride event. >> with the mayor is saying about the historic move. plus the future of the a's. still unclear. the latest on the debate happening between about a state lawmakers and police francisco continue their search for suspects after that mass shooting in san francisco's mission district. >> stay with us. the kron 4 morning news continues with morning news continues with those stories and more.

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morning on the kron. 4 morning news police in san francisco still searching for answers after a mass shooting. at least 9 people injured. we have the latest on the investigation and former president donald trump speaks publicly for the first time since his historic federal indictment. more on how he's reacting just days before his first court appearance and start your engines. nascar returns to sonoma raceway and that could mean a bit of a headache if you're driving through the north bay today. what to know before you head out the door? >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we're covering a lot of news for you this morning. but let's start by getting a look.

>> at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, david. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. starting off with that fog yet again. but looks like a start to clear out pretty quickly as we get the day started expect some sun and clouds. what we'll call east around the bay. better clearing happening inland. >> here's what's going on at the golden gate. as notice. the fog has lifted a little bit more so is it starts. it's mixing out process looking at view from space. it's the same type of ern we've had before with this low churning up this moisture from the south. that's that kind of that monsoon type o pattern a little bit. it's going to be most apparent in the mountains which actually for tahoe today they're looking for a flash flood watch. that will be really until tomorrow night. those winds are holding in the single digits, but some pockets of some double digits will have them build a little bit later on today. with that inland heating middle to upper 50's already around the bay. 63 going on for any act. 54 for santa rosa. so again, sun and clouds mix. 75 by 3 o'clock and will be a gradual warming trend into next week

with a lot of sunshine going on monday. kind of being the exception. and we could be returning to maybe 90 or so come next weekend. we'll have morning forecast, stephanie. all right, dave, looking forward to that. >> developing news we are following this morning. police are investigating an overnight shooting in san francisco. this happened just before midnight on ocean avenue. when officers arrived on scene, they found 2 men and a woman suffering from gunshot wounds. all 3 people were rushed to the hospital. no word yet on their condition this morning. we have reached out to police for more information and we'll keep you updated. and now to developing news that mass shooting in san francisco's mission district sent 9 people to the hospital friday night as kron four's amanda hari explains. people in the area are still on edge. >> after 9 people were shot near 24th and treat avenue friday night. people are cautiously going back to their daily routines, had cut indian restaurant owner harry saying says he was working in the kitchen when the shooting happened to her. the pop.

>> just a couple minutes later, we heard people screaming outside seeing says he waited a few minutes before you went to see what was happening when he did. it was still chaos when outside and there people screaming running all over the place. he closed his restaurant shortly after the shooting but reopened as usual saturday. i'm definitely going to be. >> looking was going but yeah, and there's a nervousness. but at the same time, you've got to do thing. you know, it my shop and have to come. you know? dying breed in mission skateboard, which shares storefront were closed. >> a legislative aide for hillary ronen is office told mission local the shooting may have been related to a fight that broke out at a carnival for dying breed. 6th anniversary throughout the afternoon, police officers continued to drive by and walk through the neighborhood is soiree us. banja says the police presence now is a fraction of what he saw

friday. we saw a lot of police cars down the street. probably about 25. he says it's unsettling that shooting of this magnitude happened 2 blocks from his home, but he has no desire to leave his neighborhood of nearly 20 years. you know, we live. so we just got to continue to. >> the bore the name were support the merchants in support of the people that still around here. police say at this point they believe all the victims are going to survive. they say they believe the shooting was isolated and targeted in san francisco amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police chief bill scott called the violence on city streets, unacceptable, writing on social media that people should feel safe to go out in san francisco without fear of being victims of gun violence. former house speaker nancy pelosi also reacting to the news sharing. san francisco's are praying for those wounded in last night's horrific shooting. thanks to our first responders and medical professionals. no lives were lost. pelosi adding in her

statement that gun violence must come to an in the south, say the man accused of going on a homicidal rampage across 2 south bay cities is scheduled to be back in court this week. kevin parker owner refused to appear in court already twice last week. he is accused of killing 2 people in san jose by running them over with a car and then stabbing and killing another person in milpitas. he also faces carjacking charges. the suspect's attorney told the judge it was, quote, privileged i formation as to why their client did not appear in in fairfield, first responders rescued a man, 2 dogs and a pet snake from a 2 alarm fire early saturday morning. it happened around 11:00am on hillside drive at a 2 story home. fire crews say the man was rushed to a local trauma centr. unfortunately a cat died in the blaze. the fire caused $400,000 in damages. crews say it appears to have been accidental. happening tomorrow, the nevada state legislature continues its debate over the a's proposed las vegas stadium. a

special session was called last week to discuss the proposal, but no decision was reached. the team is asking the state to spend nearly 400 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the team build a new 1.5 billion dollar stadium. sources close to the matter tell kron 4 news amendments are being added to the proposal to deal with concerns of several nevada senators. those changes likely will have to be approved by the a's before an amended bill is voted on. if the senate does vote to approve the stadium proposal tomorrow, it moves on to the nevada assembly for a full hearing and a vote. if the senate rejects the measure, it would seem it would be game over for an a's las vegas stadium. we'll be following that closely happening right now. a stretch of i 6.80, is closed for road repairs. a 3 mile stretch of the southbound lanes from sunol boulevard. tuchman road are shut down and during this closure all northbound lanes will remain open. repair work is scheduled

to be done early monday morning. happening today, the city of pinole host its first ever pride event. it starts at fernandez park and last until 3 this afternoon. you can expect music, arts and crafts and food vendors. earlier this month we spoke with tunnels, mayor about this event. >> as the first openly mayor of the city of pinole, i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city of pinole really leaning into lgbt pride because we know that this month there are so many young people who continue, you know, to deal with a lot attacks nationwide. but here in pinole, we're here to embrace that diversity. >> mayor says he hopes today's event will become an annual tradition in the city. >> happening today, the nascar cup series is back in the bay area. the toyota save mart 3.50, takes place at sonoma raceway. the route involves 110 laps around the 2 and a half mile course.

>> the race starts at 3.30 later today features 3 northern california drivers should either reddick from to county kyle larson from else, rove and the bay area's own a jail aj allmendinger from san jose because of the rays. officials are reminding north bay commuters to expect delays on highway one. 21 to 37. i was 101. and one 16 could also be impacted. another top story we're following today. this coming tuesday, former president donald trump. >> is expected to appear in court for the first time since being indicted on federal charges related to classified documents recovered from his florida home. the former president faces 37 felony counts. he is accused of defying justice department orders to return classified documents from his time in the white house. on saturday, trump made his first public appearance as the indictment. our robert sherman takes a look at how the former president and other republican presidential candidates are responding.

>> a historic indictment handed down by a grand jury in florida is not keeping former president trump away from the campaign trail. the 45th president came out swinging against the department of justice, baseless indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized. >> department of injustice. we'll go down as among the most horrific abuses of power. >> in the history of our country, mister trump, not the only one setting foot in the tar heel state this weekend with florida governor ron desantis. the key note speaker friday night at the north carolina gop convention and former vice president mike pence rounding out the event and a lunch both competing for the same job as the former president, but both sharing his condemnation of the indictment. i think there needs to be one standard of justice in this country. >> let's enforce it on everybody and make sure we all know the rules. you can't have one faction of society weaponizing the power. the state against factions said it doesn't like i'm deeply

troubled to see this indictment move forward. >> it's important to remember in america, you are innocent until proven guilty. elsewhere on the trail, not everyone shares the same sentiment. former arkansas governor asa hutchinson singing a different tune in georgia. he's going to have to answer to those charges. >> i've handled classified information. i understand. the rules and the requirements and we hold everybody accountable law. so we'll see where this develops. actually a statement from hutchinson calls for the former president to, quotea end his campaign to not distract from the gop primary race. but mister trump has no plans of that at this point. his remarks in north carolina will be his last campaign stop before he's expected to appear in federal court tuesday. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, one of the francisco same couples married at city hall walks us through their story of activism and love over hate. and after the

break, san francisco hold its first-ever juneteenth parade. we take you inside all the fun. >> and here's the day had that. we're looking at it again that sun and clouds mixture for you. those temperatures mid 70's, it looks like here in a gradual warm up into next week. thunder showers firing up in the mountains. we're back in a

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moisture bubbling up from the south has been kind of the story over the last about 48 hours. here it is in kind of still make it out a little bit. its biggest impact, of course, up in the mountains that up sloping event. all you got to think about it is the vertical profiles, the atmosphere because the higher levels and terms of the clouds precipitate out in terms of rain. sometimes thunder showers with all of that, too. and it's very, very common as part of the world. and that in the summer months. so it kind of a hint of that and we're getting some of naturally act of moisture from the southern latitudes due to situation set up. so here's how it looks like in the next 48 hours. we take care of our local moisture here were pretty good. but the thunder showers up in the mountains. you will notice and the marine layer comes back again overnight as you'll notice. then tomorrow we do the same thing again, which is why up in tahoe, the flash flood watch they have posted that's going to be around until tomorrow at 09:00pm. after that point an a for this moisture starts to slide to the south. it's not going to be as much of a player, but you still can probably count on a few afternoon showers even in the forecast for tuesday up there

and maybe into thursday wednesday, by the way, things will start to warm up in improving our front will won't deal with as much of this going on. although morning hours a little bit here, he got happen. bay behind us considerable cloud school, slight chance of a thunder shower. that's kind of an insurance little thing. a little. ask for us to the bottom of the paper for that weekend. leftover flash flood watch until 9 on monday storm in the afternoon evening hours. temps still hold in the lower 60. so not bad for this week. monday got those scattered clouds. after that, we shift over more to sunny and warming up to about 90 or so by saturday, at least as possible. 63 san francisco, some clouds mix will be better at the ballpark today. 67 oakland, 74 san jose. and when you start to get to those inland valleys to the east, we start to get near about 80 least mid 70's up here in the north. asia will notice. 74. meanwhile, for san jose, not a bad but muted kind of summer day for you. little bit more on that 4 zone forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> the city of san francisco

celebrated its first ever juneteenth parade. come for michael thomas takes us inside the festivities. >> san francisco's first ever juneteenth parade kicked off at 11 o'clock saturday morning on market street with thousands of people and a bang and was led by mayor london breed. you know, this is a celebration of freedom and we ask people to join us and do research and understand what it means and recommit ourselves to advocating for support and justice for african-americans in the city and in this country, the parade commemorates the emancipation of enslaved black americans while celebrating the black community in contributions in progress. the african american culture has made for large in a thomson. it's a day she'll always remember for the first time ever this is going talk representative there were dozens of floats. live bands attendants from san francisco police fire district attorney

brooke jenkins. >> and tons of other groups moment mayor breed said she's envisioned for quite some time see an elevated in this where other people who want even familiar with >> they can understand it is time to research the mystery. this is just not about a day off of and today was just the kickoff are tons of other juneteenth events this month. and people in the crowd tell me today's inaugural parade. >> well, it was definitely a in san francisco. >> michael thomas kron, 4 >> a kron 4 continues. our pride month coverage this month. and today we're highlighting one of the first same couples to get married at san francisco city hall. for easter recess, stasio caught up with the pair who continue to push for equality. >> this is john lewis and stuart gaffney and japan. for decades. the married couple is passionately for lgbtq rights, giving them a front seat on

the many twists and turns. >> here in there are no that protect lgbt people from discrimination. and right now there are 5 lawsuits for marriage equality. i'm just mike, the lawsuit, the steward and i >> are part this is also a snapshot of the couple on 2/12/2004, they were one of the first same couples to get married in san francisco. when then mayor gavin newsom made his surprise landmark move lines wrapped around city hall as couples came from around the country to exchange vows. >> this was radical and revolutionary. 19 years ago in 2004, when we married. we felt something extraordinary to this day, i can still feel the chills. >> the 2 are also one of hundreds to see their marriage

nullified. when then governor arnold schwarzenegger accused newsom of overstepping his authority and the state filed a lawsuit wiping out same marriages. >> truly believe. >> it's for better or for worse till death. do us part. there's going to see us through all the obstacles in our way to the greatest celebration of all full equality for all people. challenges ultimately led to a tsunami of legal battles. that high did turn, this is the couple on their wedding day in 2008 when the right to marry was restored in california. >> then in 2015, the united states supreme court historically ruled in favor of same marriages. >> and in 2022, the united states congress voted to codified same marriages. >> it reminds me of the basic fact that pride began as a protest and protesters always been an important part of pride. it's also very

important in this pride season that we celebrate because if we don't take stock of all that, we've accomplished we won't be fortified for all the work we have left to do. >> as pride month kicks off, the couple reflects on the work that remains for equality just recently target found itself facing a controversy and backlash. the ceo announced some stores would pull their prime urge and ice after negative feedback from some customers specifically zeroing in on transgender clothing currently in at least 18 states laws are now in the books. barring gender-affirming medical care for those under 18 and your basic human rights. >> are taken away to medical care. this is this is an abomination. as the president said, cruelty. >> when i spoke to the couple, stewart was in san francisco, john, in japan, both lead lectures abroad. i asked why they chose to share their

stories around the world. >> this is a global movement for human for freedom. the loft it's a global movement for love. >> although a lot has changed throughout the years. a couple says from their seat on this ride, they are proud of the past and look forward to pushing for more in the future. theresa kron, 4 news. and as we continue our celebration of pride month, this coming saturday, the iconic pink triangle art display. >> will be installed in san francisco. and just yesterday i spoke with the founder of the project about what people can expect this year and how you can participate. take a listen. >> it 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 class. 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 necessary hundreds of volunteers. but now it's back to main focus, which is a giant community building project. >> and you can learn more and sign up to be a volunteer by reaching out at the pink triangle dot com. and you can watch our complete interview now on the website for kron. 4. that's kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, vicki liviakis takes us inside a newly renovated a san francisco restaurant. >> that's all coming up on today's delicious edition of today's delicious edition of dine. and dish. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity,

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>> all right. welcome back today on dine and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside francisco restaurant lamar to see what's new on the menu. >> lamar on san francisco's waterfront from the outside seems the but inside the peruvian bar and restaurant renovated with the cozy couch and who could miss giant hand woven calamari, gm greg speier says so dieters are digging for busy. so we're really, really grateful for that sure. yeah. you can still grab their famous piece goes sour. any peruvian cocktail concoction at the bar making up a is our version passion you might now boasts a v-shaped, the lounge or head to the back of the restaurant facing the bay and soak up the scenery, ordering

anything involving fresh fish is a can't miss caribbean cuisine is mash-up of exotic case from indigenous to spanish, italian and asian. >> you should know that lamar is really all about of a shiite. we have the city classical. we've got you covered him, how he looked. >> okay on and about so we have executive chef victoriana lopez walks us through the endless possibilities make stumped. >> gates it up to do not. japanese better be huawei. so many great to be shaved dishes. so little time. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news speculation over a possible run by governor

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, it's expected to be a pretty cold start to the day. it is. it will be kind of a cool afternoon to at least around the immediate bay. good morning. and good morning,

everybody. we're still going to go shooting through some of that. fog is kind of lifted right above us of the ground. >> and we are getting some cloud cover coming up from the south a little bit, too. that's more problematic. but this marine layer moisture looks like it's starting to mix out. here's the shot from san jose state and you can see kind of the cloud cover and trench there. overcast not going to last all day is going to the morning hours. but there's the bright white so was talking about before that. some of that moisture is coming up from the south. so that's a little bit thicker harder to kind of mix out a little bit. and you see the lower level moisture off towards the east. meanwhile, the temperatures upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline. we're up to 65 for antioch mid-fifties cover most of the bay for now san carlos at 60 with 57 for san jose for the ballpark today. the game is a little earlier in the day. that's a plus. and the sky conditions will be pretty good 105, game time. temps at around 60. they're gone approach 60 and then slide back down again late in the afternoon got of sun and clouds, mixture, breezy, chills still at 60. so the the sweaters and coats still 70 going on at high noon by 3

were about 75 for those inland valleys. we do see a gradual warm up next week. i'll check that in your 4 zone forecast in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. will governor gavin newsom officially announce his run for the white house. speculation is brewing after his latest push for gun reform. nick smith has more. >> this ates guarantee as well. ability to enact commonsense gun safety while leaving the second amendment intact and respecting america's gun owning tradition. is this video just a push to adopt a new constitutional amendment to clear the way for gun reform or is it the subtle launch to a presidential campaign? the splashy promoting california governor gavin newsom's campaign for democracy may seem like a run of the mill at for a pro gun reform campaign. but many wonder whether it's a signal that newsom may throw his hat in the ring to challenge president biden in the 2024 democratic primaries.

the push for 28 constitutional amendment isn't the only some may be considering a presidential run in recent weeks. the governor has hit the road for a red states speaking tour where he's encouraged democrats to get more aggressive fighting republicans in the national culture wars. >> and pick fights with republican governor greg abbott and ron desantis. ron desantis is nothing more than a bully. earlier this week, newsom took his burgeoning feud with desantis to a new level calling the 2024 republican presidential candidate a, quote, small pathetic man after the florida governor sent a plane full of migrants to sacramento. but just because they're smoke doesn't mean there's fire so far. newsom's office has steadfastly denied that the governor is even considering running against president biden in 2024. more. so it's not evident he could even win his home state. if he does decide to run. in fact, a march quinnipiac university poll found that 70% of california voters don't want

newsom to enter the 2024 race compared to just 22 who do want him to we're still a majority of california mocrats. 54% want newsom to stay out of the democratic presidential primary. and that was nick smith reporting for us. >> ronald reagan is the only california governor to win a presidential election. for local election headquarters, congresswoman katie porter made a campaign stop in sacramento yesterday. she's in a tight race for dianne feinstein's >> katie porter. >> the orange county democrat got a standing ovation at the african methodist episcopal church near the downtown area. where is in a competitive race with other high-profile democrats, including congress members, adam schiff and oakland's barbara lee during saturday's campaign supporter complain why her campaign is different.

>> katie porter? >> and we're going to go ahead and move on to our next story here because we just to cover this here for you. let's go ahead and skip to the next one here. i believe we're going to be talking about the unabomber. ted kaczynski known as the infamous unabomber died in a federal prison medical cener on saturday. he was 81 years old. his crimes impacted every american changing the way we fly and even send packages in the mail. reporter natasha zoo guests has the story. >> officials at a federal prison medical cener in north carolina found unabomber. ted kaczynski unresponsive in his cell early saturday morning. the 81 year-old was serving 4 life sentences plus 30 years in connection to a series of 16 bombings. 3 people died. and 23 were injured after

kaczynski's bombs went off at various universities and airplanes, earning him the unabomber nickname he mailed his first bomb to a professor at northwestern in 1978, injuring a police officer handling the device. kaczynski's case finally made it to the fbi's desk in 1979 after a failed attempt to detonate a bomb on a commercial flight. his bombs killed a sacramento computer store owner, a pr executive in new jersey and a lobbyist for the logging industry in california. all over a nearly 20 year time period. he injured nearly 2 dozen more in a pre 9.11, world kaczynski's bombing plot shut down air travel and mail delivery on the west coast in july of 1995. after his threat to blow up a plane in los angeles when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style and tipped off the fbi. it ultimately led to his 1996

arrest in a small montana. shaq, where authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> and that was natasha zoo. best reporting for us this morning. a crash at a santa rosa car show left 3 people injured saturday. you can see the aftermath right there. the collision happened at 5th and east street around 06:00pm at peggy sue's all american car show an event meant to celebrate classic cars and hot rods. the people involved in the crash were rushed to the hospital. police in palo alto were seeking your help solving a 22 year-old cold case on 6/10/2001 maria show was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. maria suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to please call the palo alto police. and we now

know the identity of a man killed in san jose one week ago. the santa clara county coroner's office says landrieu belong died after being stabbed a suspect. christie herrera is now behind bars without the option for bail. a motive is still under investigation. in the east bay. a saturday morning crash left one woman dead and 2 men with major injuries. the crash happened around 04:00am on i-880, in hayward. chp says 2 cars stopped in the far left-hand lane instead of safely moving onto the shoulder. that's when a speeding dodge durango ran into both cars and 3 people. the dodge flipped onto the right shoulder. police say no one was in that car when they got to the scene. in oakland, encampment went up in flames early saturday morning. that blaze spreading to a vacant commercial building. the fire starting on the 2300 block of san pablo avenue. crews responded just after 04:00am. it took about 2 hours for first responders to get the fire under control. no injuries reported. no word yet

on what caused this fire to start a fire in santa rosa killed several animals that happened just before 11 friday morning at a building on ludwig avenue in a rural area with no fire hydrants nearby. fire crews contain the blaze in about 15 minutes. they say the building had been converted into living and storage areas. the fire started because they say of based they say the fire started because of an overloaded electrical circuit. the incident caused about $50,000 in damage. friday's fire killed 3 cats mess. get rescuers managed to save a dog. well, your money this morning, a common economic analysts are hoping to finally see an end to interest rate hikes. survey analysts believe the fed will not raise interest rates at its upcoming june meeting. it is unclear if the rate hikes will resume later this summer. inflation has eased from a high of 9.1%, but is still double the

prepandemic average. meanwhile, labor markets remain tight despite adding 339,000 new jobs in may. >> happening right now, runners are lacing up their shoes in san francisco for the escape from alcatraz triathlon about boys. tiffany justice live for us now with a look at all the excitement that's happening out tiffany, you're bundled up. it looks like there's a bit of a breeze behind you. how's it looking? >> lightly out here, the crowd is growing. many of the participants have finished the swimming leg of the race and there they are now arriving to pick up their bikes right behind us. you see them running in walking in 2000, athletes from all over the world are carefully selected to compete in this challenging a triathlon taking place right here san francisco. the escape from alcatraz triathlon is pegged as one of the world's most challenging multi sporting event in the world. there's 3 parts of this race. a triathlon starts with 1.5, a

mile swim from alcatraz island to the san francisco bay. the racing continues with an 18 mile bike ride out to the great highway. and then through the golden gate park then ends with an 8 mile run through the golden gate, national recreation area. issue here at marina green. there are 12 pro athletes that took place in this race. but 1000 athletes altogether taking place in this race, they start at 7.15, this morning and then medal should be awarded around noon. we also do want to mention traffic in the area. the roadways have been altered a little bit for this race. so you can expect some possible delays with that as back to tiffany, thank you so much for that update. appreciate it. and gosh, just a lot of admiration for people who can get that early for an intense workout. >> well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the oakland a's continue their winning streak. we have all the highlights for you. coming up. >> take a look at some new features coming soon to the iphone and tell you why mental health is now a top priority.

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>> every year the iphone and other apple products get just a little bit better. thanks to software updates and new features. here's a look at what's coming soon. in ios 17. apple's latest software update arrives in the fall and that wwdc the company gave a sneak peek at some new features arriving soon. for starters, ios 17 will let you create a customized contact poster. >> which will be shown when you call someone else's phone. a new airdrop feature called name drop, makes exchanging phone numbers easier. just bring an iphone or apple watch next to someone else's to send contact information. can't decide whether to pick up the phone. live voicemail. we'll let you see a real-time transcription of the message someone is leaving. and when your phone isn't in use, standby turns it into a photo frame calendar and more voice commands are easier than ever. you'll no longer have to say, hey, siri, just siri will trigger the virtual assistant

apple introducing several new mental health features, including a way to log your daily mood. you use that is on ground. just girls are in multinational chains and shoes. i you can even specify what's causing you to feel a certain way like travel, family or lack of sleep. >> later, you can see trends. a new journal app will pull info from your calendar photos, music and gps to get you started on your entry. a new sensitive content warning can screen for nudity and blur it before you even see it in photos and videos facetime finally making its way to apple tv. although you have to use an iphone, has a camera and not a traditional web cam. the iphone can also now help you find a lost apple tv remote and a new 15 inch macbook air is thin and light yet capable. i love this big screen on a mac book air. it starts at $1300. finally, peanuts is coming to the apple

watch with fun, interactive faces that react to the weather activity and more. >> i was 17 launches in the fall. it will support the iphone 10 s and up, which means the iphone 8, 8 plus and the 10 won't be getting any further software updates. didn't want to learn more. go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv in cupertino. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> all right. let's take a live look now at the richmond, san mateo bridge this morning. not too many cars out there at this hour. people traveling under some pretty gray skies. hopefully we're due for a little bit of a clearing up of all those clouds day. yeah, we do. we've got to still be in the gang watching us and the i watch will be kind of nice. day. yeah, gor me night which we don't have. by the way. that's good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. downtown still have some of the fog clouds hang around a little bit here. >> we do want to keep, though, in the addendums here as there is that little slight chance of picking up showers. still got a mention that most likely

that will be in our mountains. but up in tahoe, it will be quite active this afternoon and early into the week. we're talking about temperatures holding in the 60's, even popping about 71 come monday wednesday, rather. but there is that flash flood watch that here until 09:00pm on monday. so lower level moisture is gone here. here's the mid-level moisture sparking off the thunder showers. you have all that moisture there. you get the sun out the morning hours that excites the atmosphere and this is what you get wash repeat again tomorrow afternoon. that's why they have that flash flood watch to cover the afternoon and early evening hours again, 9 o'clock is when they're looking to finally let that subside. and for us, the conditions will start to improve a little bit. if you want to call warming trend that way. high pressure builds in. we're looking for a nice warm-up in terms of temperatures in the next weekend. details are still sketchy to see how and where exactly this low plant itself. but the pattern, the pulsating you can see in the rockies. that's very typical for the midsummer in late summer months, little early in the season to get this. but it's being brought up by this

moisture from that low, which is going south, but still kind of left over for the rockies and also for tahoe, it looks like for the early part of the week. all right. your 4 zone forecast. here's how we check in for today. 63 san francisco to the coast will be about 60 ish. 66 going on for burlingame. for a foster city. 73. meanwhile, for palo alto in redwood city, south bay, you're looking at mid 70's. 76 santa clara. 75 for cupertino. lower 70's east bay shoreline, tri valley, not much warmer than that, but still decoupling mid to upper 70's to be found conquered of 76 63 for berkeley. the 60 to 70 for fairfield, napa, 79 76 coming in for santa rosa. 7 day forecast here after it's all little bumpy to start things off with a cloud cover all that early part here we get more straight sunshine coming our way here. we march through the 80's and towards the end of the week and the weekend we might see 90 by the time we get to around saturday, 70. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> federal lawmakers are

slowly ramping up efforts to regulate artificial intelligence. our washington correspondent raquel martin has the story. >> once it gets out of the box, it's hard to put it back in. congressman seth moulton says he fears the u.s. government is not prepared to protect the nation from dangers posed by artificial intelligence risk is not from like-minded nations. the risk is that adversaries like russia like china >> will totally disregard the moral norms that we have for using weapons like this >> developers now warren left in the wrong hands. their tools pose an existential threat to humanity. bolton says he told the pentagon about these very risks 3 years ago. what we need is actually geneva conventions, type of an agreement. >> that all nations friend and foe alike agree to thursday. the uk prime minister and president biden signed an agreement pledging to step up to ensure that this technological revolution makes us more secure.

>> and not full term cooperation. back on capitol hill, bolton says he's pushing to add a provision in this year's defense bill to i guidelines within the military. we've got to get ahead of this and candidly, the pentagon is behind this week. senate majority leader chuck schumer announced 3 senate briefings on over the summer. one focuses specifically on military use of the technology. is there republican senator josh hawley who is introducing his own bill to rein in ai congress must work quickly. sure hope the defense bill will take cognizant of what china is trying to do militarily particular with ai. and in washington, raquel martin >> the giants struggle for the second game in a row. while the a's extend their winning streak. kron four's. kate rooney has the details for us. let's take a look at sports. giants hosting the cubs at oracle park, hoping to avenge friday's loss to chicago. but >> in baseball vernacular, kyle hendricks owns the

giants. the cubs starter is for no with a 1, 5, 5, e r and his last 7 starts against san francisco and on saturday history repeated hendricks didn't allow a hit until janitor doubled with 2 outs in the 8th. but he had plenty of help from his fellow cubs. brandon crawford rips a shot out to centerfield. that's former giant mike tauchman runs down in crowds at the back sprawling grab. hendricks ended up pitching 8 innings of one-hit shutout ball. cubs were up one, nothing in the 4th chris morel lifts a fly ball out over the levi's landing sign in right centerfield. the solo homer put the cubs up 2, 0, and then in the 5th. it's merle again today. this time with 2 on and 2 outs called the shot up the middle. under the glove. entire strada 4. nothing was the final score. and one more side note for the giants, joey bart stupak, hatcher was reinstated from the aisle and then optioned to triple-a sacramento. something to keep

an eye on it. well, no one ever said they don't know how to tailgate in the midwest, right? some good old milwaukee barbecue and going on before the a's brewers game and the a's have been bringing the heat with 3 straight road wins coming into the game opened has outscored opponents. 25 to 9 during the winning streak. >> and some pretty good pitching as well. paul blackburn pitched 6 shutout innings and was a wizard with the glove taking hit brian anderson in the 4th inning, the a's one. nothing lead into the 8th. but william contreras. gets all of this. richard lovelady slider and that won't be coming back. his 8th homer of the season and the game is tied at one. they went into extra innings and it's a as just reaching out and touching one. that's good centerfield incomes. tony with the go ahead. run diaz had of 7 as oakland shuts down the brewers and their half of the

10th and the a's have now reeled off 4 straight wins. they're going go for the sweep on sunday in milwaukee. >> and finally, get a load of this. the panthers looking to tie the golden knights 2 games, a piece of the stanley cup finals campus down 3, nothing got a little vague, a flock to get back into the game. look at this grand a month were shot. 2 sets of nights gates and into the goal crazy shot. but it wasn't enough golden knights win 3 to 2 good old fashioned from the finish it off the head back to vegas for game 5 and a chance to claim the franchise's first stanley cup in front of that home. vegas crowd. >> that'll do it for sports. back to you. all right, kate, thank you. >> and we will be right back.

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first court appearance and start your engines. nascar returns to sonoma raceway. and that could mean a headache. if you are driving through the north bay today. what to know before you head out the door? >> 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 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is a beautiful sunday. we have a lot we're covering for you this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr the morning day. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. yeah, we're starting off with that fog and cloud coverage. you'll notice here at the golden gate bridge of this is going to mix out. however, this most of this being that fog and marine layer moisture here. >> that takes a little while to get the sun to do what action the problem above can tear a contrast with yesterday. it's not as dry as yesterday, although warmer and that provides little bubble above us and makes it more difficult to kind of clear this all out. the consolation,

we have this go around as we don't see as much in the way of cloud cover aloft that we had from yesterday. so she very start. we will start to see some clearing out and mixing out to kind of a mixed bag of some sun and clouds for today. now, there you have the flow pattern. this is pulling up moisture from the south. that's why we have the thunder shower action continuing up there around tahoe. they actually have a flash flood watch that's been posted. they're not your temperature. the look in the upper 50's for the east shoreline. 65 for antioch. 55 for santa rosa. 56 for san francisco. 58 for san jose. again, mixed bag of sun and clouds going on balance today. kind of like what yesterday was like temperatures mid 70's well inland. a couple upper 70's at that, too. and we look for warm up towards the end of the week ahead. but your forecast together for you next. coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> developing news we are following this morning. police are investigating an overnight shooting in san francisco. this happened just before midnight on ocean avenue. when officers arrived on scene, they found 2 men and a woman suffering from gunshot wounds.

all 3 people were rushed to the hospital. francisco supervisor ahsha suffice sharing on social media this morning. the shooting happened at stratus nightclub and all 3 victims are in stable condition. we have reached out to officers and police for more information and we'll keep you updated. and now to developing news. a mass shooting in san francisco's mission district sent 9 people to the hospital friday night as four's amanda hari explains people in the area are still on edge. >> after 9 people were shot near 24th and treat avenue friday night. people are cautiously going back to their daily routines. ted cut indian restaurant owner harry saying says he was working in the kitchen when the shooting happened to her. the pop. >> just a couple minutes later, we heard people screaming outside seeing says he waited a few minutes before you went to see what was happening when he did. it was still chaos when outside and

there people screaming running all over the place. he closed his restaurant shortly after the shooting but reopened as usual saturday. i'm definitely going to be. >> looking was going but yeah, and there's a nervousness. but at the same time, i mean, you've got to do thing. you know, it my shop and have to come. you know? dying breed in mission skateboard, which shares storefront were closed. >> a legislative aide for hillary ronen is office told mission local the shooting may have been related to a fight that broke out at a carnival for dying breed. 6th anniversary throughout the afternoon, police officers continued to drive by and walk through the neighborhood is soiree us. banja says the police presence now is a fraction of what he saw friday. we saw a lot of police cars down the street. probably about 25. he says it's unsettling that shooting of this magnitude happened 2 blocks from his home, but he has no desire to leave his neighborhood of nearly 20

years. you know, we live. so we just got to continue to. >> the bore the name were for the merchants in support of the people that still around here. police say at this point they believe all the victims are going to survive. they say they believe the shooting was isolated and targeted in san francisco. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> police chief bill scott called the violence on city streets, unacceptable, writing on social media that people should feel safe to go out in san francisco without fear of being victims of gun violence. the former house speaker nancy pelosi also reacting to the news sharing san franciscans are praying for those wounded in last night's horrific shooting. thanks to our first responders and medical professionals. no lives were lost. pelosi adding in her statement that gun violence must come to an end. in the south bay. the man accused of going on a homicidal rampage across 2 south bay cities is scheduled to be back in court this week. kevin parker owner refused to appear in court twice already last week. he is

accused of killing 2 people in san jose by running them over with a car and then stabbing and killing another person in milpitas. he also faces carjacking charges. the suspect's attorney told the judge it was, quote, privileged information as to why their client was not in court. in fairfield, first responders rescued him and 2 dogs and a pet snake from a 2 alarm fire early saturday morning. it happened around 11:00am on hillside drive at a 2 story home. fire crews say the man was rushed to a local trauma sentir. unfortunately a cat died in the blaze. the fire caused $400,000 in damages. crews say it appears to have accidental. happening tomorrow on the nevada state legislature continues its debate over the a's proposed las vegas stadium. a special session was called last week to discuss the proposal. no decision was reached. the team is asking the state to spend nearly 400 million dollars in taxpayer money to help the team build a new 1.5 billion

dollar stadium. sources close to the matter tell kron 4 news amendments are being added to the proposal to deal with concerns of several nevada senators. those changes likely will have to be approved by the a's before an amended bill is voted on. if the senate does vote to approve the stadium proposal tomorrow and moves on to the nevada assembly for a full hearing and a vote. if the senate rejects the measure, it seems it would be game over for an a's las vegas stadium. >> happening right now, a 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. happening today, the city of pinole host its first ever pride event. it starts at noon at fernandez park and last until 3 this afternoon, you can expect music, arts and crafts and food vendors.

earlier this month we spoke with pinole's mayor about this a bit. >> as the first openly mayor of the city of pinole, i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city of pinole really leaning into lgbt pride because we know that this month there are so many young people who continue, you know, to deal with a lot attacks nationwide. but here in pinole, we're here to embrace that diversity. >> the mayor says he hopes today's event will become an annual tradition for the city. also happening today, the nascar cup series returns to the bay area. the toyota save mart 3.50, takes place at sonoma raceway the route involves 110 laps around the 2 and a half mile course. the race starts at 3.30 later today features 3. >> northern california drivers, tyler reddick from to pay the county. how larson from elk grove and the bay area's own aj allmendinger from san jose because of the

race. officials are reminding north bay commuters to expect delays on highways. one. 21 37. i was 101. and one 16 could also be impacted. another top story we're following today. this coming tuesday, former president donald trump is expected to appear in court for the first time since being indicted. >> on federal charges related to classified documents recovered from his florida home. the former president faces 37 felony counts. he is accused of defying justice department orders to return classified documents from his time in the white house. on saturday, trump made his first public appearances since the indictment. robert sherman takes a look at how the former president and other republican presidential candidates are responding. >> a historic indictment handed down by a grand jury in florida is not keeping former president trump away from the campaign trail. the 45th president came out swinging against the department of justice, the baseless

indictment of me by the biden administration's weaponized. >> department of injustice. we'll go down as among the most horrific abuses of power. >> in the history of our country, mister trump, not the only one setting foot in the tar heel state this weekend with florida governor ron desantis. the key note speaker friday night at the north carolina gop convention and former vice president mike pence rounding out the event and a lunch both competing for the same job as the former president, but both sharing his condemnation of the indictment. i think there needs to be one standard of justice in this country. >> let's enforce it on everybody and make sure we all know the rules. you can't have one faction of society weaponizing the power. the state against factions said it doesn't like i'm deeply troubled to see this indictment move forward. >> it's important to remember in america, you are innocent until proven guilty. elsewhere on the trail, not everyone shares the same sentiment.

former arkansas governor asa hutchinson singing a different tune in georgia. he's going to have to answer to those charges. >> i've handled classified information. i understand. the rules and the requirements and we hold everybody accountable under law. so we'll see where this develops. actually a statement from hutchinson calls for the former president to, quote, end his campaign to not distract from the gop primary race. but mister trump has no plans of that at this point. his remarks in north carolina will be his last campaign stop before he's expected to appear in federal court tuesday. >> all right. coming up on the kron 4 morning news next weekend is the start of the stern grove music festival in san francisco. we're joined live in studio by the festival as marketing director to find out what you can expect this year. stay tuned. >> and as we take off this morning, fog and cloud cover will go into a sun and clouds mixture here. temperatures subdued only in the 70's. a little bit of a warm up, though, into next week. we'll check in on that forecast. check in on that forecast. kron 4 morning

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>> we're taking a live look now at the golden gate bridge. this morning. not too many cars moving along on the roadways. hopefully everyone's at home. no bundled up with a nice, blanket and a cup of coffee this morning. as you wake up with us here on the kron 4 morning news and it's looking a bit overcast out there as well. dave. >> yeah, we're seeing that also. and the south bay to

good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. but it looks like it's breaking up a little bit as you can check it out. this is a san jose state. meet a lot department providing us the shot here. there you see some of the blues cracking open here. so we're going into that sun and clouds mixture already in this 9 o'clock but working elsewhere throughout the base, we can kind of get kind of deal here for the different types of moisture. we have the cloud cover. meanwhile, the the whites that you see here, that's that mid-level moisture that's being brought up from the south. it's driving the thunder shower action we're seeing in tahoe. but meanwhile, you see kind of like this carpet of the lighter whites out to sea. that's that marine layer that businesses every overnight just spills right across the bay. there. and we get that inversion factor, which we have again today to. but this go around. it's not as dry above us. so it's all a bit more of a challenge to get moving. but we don't yave as much in that way. that mid-level moisture hanging around the immediate bay area going forward on futurecast for we take care of the marine layer, opening up the skies, not bad. there's the thunder

shower action, it does look more broken up than yesterday. but they have a flash flood watch that's been posted up there around tahoe because of some of those afternoon storms that get a localized and very heavy at times. now we're going to repeat this performance again on monday and the watch period does cover monday as well. so we'll have localized problems continue with this flare up again around the immediate bay here. as you can see, things open up nicely by the afternoon hours, too, for today is an addendum. just going to mention that isolate little chance of a thunder shower up in the mountains are our local hills here as a possibility with this low still kind of close by it starts to sink south as we get into tuesday and the remainder of the week, some of the residual moisture will continue to provide some afternoon instability, though, throughout the middle of the week. so considerable cloud switch. you can see it. half moon bay pretty much overcast. cool. slight chance of a thunder shower kind cold and they're just a little mention weekend. it's a flood watch now until 09:00pm tomorrow.

the king, by the way, extend that, by the way, depending on what conditions are and severe thunderstorms that do pop up. there's a warning for that. that's going to be highly localized in the media, too. by the way, stormy afternoons got those temperatures in the lower 60's, although we see a bump in temperatures. midweek, though, then for this week, monday's the scattered clouds, leftovers. then the rest of the week we go into sunday mode. gradual increase in temperatures here partially because the models are still kind of work on what direction o we go in here for the weekend. the general plan as we get a high ridge that builds that usually means a nice warm up and those temperatures try to approach around 90 or so. 63 san francisco afternoon sun after those clouds will start to break up. the ballpark looks pretty good but definitely with temperatures. only about 61 where the sweater coat, 67 for oakland. 74. meanwhile for san jose scattered clouds which it looks like almost that now. highs today. we've got the upper 70's in the far east bay up to the north bay. got 76 or so. santa rosa still got a lot of 60's hanging around here for high still around the bay

with the green. as you can see the coverage area for the peninsula next couple of days, pretty much in the same kind of temperature department leftover clouds for your monday. but by tuesday, start to open up a little bit to mostly sunny mode. they temperatures also warming up closer to around 70 or so. now we'll have the extended forecast for you in terms of the 7 day check out that 4 zone. 2 coming up. all and just a bit, stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much. well, if you are looking for something fun to do outdoors this week of this upcoming weekend, the stern grove music festival is san francisco returns for its 86 season this summer promising some great music and a good time. and joining us live now to talk about it is molly friend marketing director with the festival. molly, thank you so much for being here with us. thank you so much for having me, stephanie. it. so, you know, how does it feel to get to this point now that we can finally get outdoors and celebrate great music together

and big gathering. oh, it feels so good. i know after the pandemic, we're also happy to finally be back together, enjoying live music. so it's a really exciting time. yeah, we're really excited for the season. how many people are you expecting to come out this year? every week we we have. we have 10 concerts throughout the summer. so it's every sunday and we usually expect about 10,000 people for every weekend. so 80,000 altogether. incredible. yeah. and what can people expect this year this year? you can expect a really amazing lineup. we have incredible art is coming this year ranging from the indigo girls and nico k's. lyle lovett. it buddy guy flaming lips, bob moses. so it's a really diverse array of really fun and also it if you haven't done the stern grove before, it's just an amazing, beautiful outdoor eucalyptus groves. so it's an absolutely beautiful place to see a concert. so it will be a really great season. and how do you decide which artists

perform in the festival every year? because it's quite a diverse group. as as you mentioned. yeah. well, we really want to make sure that there's something for everybody. so we like to pick a really diverse array of musicians. so right now we're actually been planning for 2024. so we're looking ahead. haha. but we want to make sure that there's something for everybody. so if you were to see the lineup, we hope that at least one concert is going to appeal to you. so ok, and all this information is on your website as well. yesterday, grove dot org. and how does admission work? so you have reserve tickets to the show so you can reserve them exactly one month in advance of the concert at 02:00pm on certain grove dot org. but also if you don't get them on that day, i recommended to keep checking back in because we do release thousands of tickets leading up to the show date. so i know some people might get discouraged if they don't get tickets right away. but just keep checking in. i'm sure you'll get tickets and this is family friendly. would you ok? yes, yeah. absolutely. there's a kid zone. there's a lot of fun things that you can do so

it's a great place because you can bring a picnic so you can bring your own food, your own drinks and you can just have like a nice picnic with friends and family on like a beautiful sunday. that's yeah. beautiful picture. you're paying and any acts that you are especially excited about that. you really don't want people to bob moses is going to be amazing. i'm really excited for the san francisco symphony because forming with the funds and let us which is going to be a really cool collaboration. so i'm excited that those buddy guy is coming, which is going to be great. we have snarky puppy kicking off next sunday, which really, really cool, like funk, jazz, so that would be a great show. and then we're ending the season with the flaming lips, which is going to be so much fun and any advice for people who are really excited, they're coming things that they should expect when they get there, though, though, in terms of just maybe parking or things that they should be bringing with them. i would recommend to come. so

the doors open at noon. so i would come early because it is first come first serve for seeding. i recommend bringing a blanket some nice food and drinks to come and enjoy the and it's yeah, i think just come and enjoy and just expect to have a lot of fun, right? and dress in layers because the weather is you never know. it could be really hot or it could become a cult. exactly. yeah. i some parking is included. was there at recommended spent spot. the people is street in the neighborhoods, but we really do recommend taking public transportation or biking we also have a bike valet. so you can come in park your bike there for free. so yeah, okay. perfect. and again, the web site for people who didn't quite catch it yesterday, grove dot org. okay. perfect. yeah. all right. molly from yeah. haha. >> will will talk about the the a director was stern grove

music festival. thank you so much. thank any she ate it. all right. we'll be right back. all right. today on dine

and dish kron four's vicki liviakis takes us inside san francisco restaurant. lamar to see what's new on their menu. >> lamar on san francisco's waterfront from the outside seems the but inside the peruvian bar and restaurant renovated with the cozy couch and who could miss giant hand woven calamari, gm greg speier

says so far divers are digging for a busy. so we're really, really grateful for that sure. yeah. you can still grab their famous piece goes sour. any peruvian cocktail concoction at the bar making up a is our version you might now boasts a v-shaped, the lounge or head to the back of the restaurant facing the bay and soak up the scenery, ordering anything involving fresh fish is a can't miss what hollywood caribbean cuisine is mash-up of exotic case from indigenous to spanish, italian and asian. >> you should know that lamar is really all about this of a shiite. we have the city classical. we've got you covered how he looked. >> okay on and about so we have executive chef victoriana lopez walks us through the endless possibilities make stopped. >> gates it up to do not.

japanese better be injury. wow. so many great to be shaved dishes. so little time. >> san francisco, vicki liviakis kron, 4 news. >> all right. as we continue to celebrate pride month, this coming saturday, the iconic pink triangle art display will be installed in san francisco. just yesterday i spoke with the founder of the project about what people can expect this year and how you can participate. watch. >> it 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 necessary hundreds of volunteers. but

now it's back to main focus, which is a giant community building project. >> and you can learn more about the project at the pink triangle dot com. you can also reach out on how to become a volunteer and you can watch the complete interview on our website at kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news speculation over a possible run by governor gavin newsom for the white house as he kicks off a nationwide effort. man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. nationwide effort. >> to come back, gun violence.

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good morning. welcome back to the 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. start this half hour with a look at the weather situation brewing outdoors. check in now with day for the latest. >> hey, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. we still have a little bit of that bay area fog. we're still working with trying to mix out some of that cloud cover. but it looks like it's going to nice job, at least in the south bay is what we saw from earlier. this is what it looks like now even improved from just what, 10 minutes ago or something. so you see a lot more blue sky going on. they're trying to come out a little bit. just some leftover scattered clouds here we'll call that in the general forecast here on the satellite and the radar imagery here, you can even see some of the shadows of some of the upper level cloud cover that we've been discussing in terms of that monsoon and the gray stuff. that's all that lower level moisture. the marine layer, the fog, all of that business. and it still looks like there's some pockets hanging out in the east bay and also up to the north bay as well. that's we

expect to kind of mix south. but the problem our air above us is not as dry in the sandwich as it was from yesterday. it's warmer, but not dry are still a little inversion. typically the case. our temperatures in the upper 50's along the east bay shoreline. 68 going on for antioch. 55 for santa rosa. 56 for san francisco. not a lot of movement. we have to wait until we get some of the slowing of the moisture mixed out. so for the ball game today, we'll get those temperatures at about 60. you'll be they're going to heat of the day 105, game time. sun and clouds mixture, breezy and chilly breeze still in their west-southwest winds at 15. so dress the part. here's the breakdown for mixed bag of sun clouds, temperatures well inland. they're pretty much in the 70's for a good chunk of the day ahead. and that will be pretty much the hallmarks of what you can expect the next couple of days. we should be shifting into more heavier sunshine oriented forecast as we get to the middle to latter portion of the week ahead and then warm up in the next weekend. we'll have more in your extended forecast and for zone a bit. stephanie. all thank you. >> well, governor gavin newsom

officially announce his run for the white house. speculation is brewing after his latest push for gun reform. nick smith has the story. >> this will guarantee states as well. ability to enact commonsense gun safety while leaving the second amendment intact and respecting america's gun. owning tradition. is this video just a push to adopt a new constitutional amendment to clear the way for gun reform or is it the subtle launch to a presidential campaign? the splashy promoting california governor gavin newsom's campaign for democracy may seem like a run of the mill at for a pro gun reform campaign. but many wonder whether it's a signal that newsom may throw his hat in the ring to challenge president biden in the 2024 democratic primaries. the push for 28 constitutional amendment isn't the only some may be considering a presidential run in recent weeks. the governor has hit the road for a red states speaking tour where he's

encouraged democrats to get more aggressive fighting republicans in the national culture wars. >> and pick fights with republican governor greg abbott and ron desantis. ron desantis is nothing more than a bullet. earlier this week, newsom took his burgeoning feud with desantis to a new level calling the 2024 republican presidential candidate a, quote, small pathetic man after the florida governor sent a plane full of migrants to sacramento. but just because they're smoke doesn't mean there's fire so far. newsom's office has steadfastly denied that the governor is even considering running against president biden in 2024. more. so it's not evident he could even win his home state. if he does decide to run. in fact, a march quinnipiac university poll found that 70% of california voters don't want newsom to enter the 2024 race compared to just 22 who do want him to we're still a majority of california democrats. 54% want newsom to stay out of the democratic

presidential primary. >> and that was nick smith reporting for us. ronald reagan is the only california governor to win a presidential election. a call for your local election headquarters, congresswoman katie porter made a campaign stop in sacramento yesterday. she's %n a tight race for dianne feinstein's >> katie porter. >> the orange county democrat got a standing ovation at the african methodist episcopal church near the downtown area. porter is a competitive is in a competitive race with other high-profile candidates, including congress members, adam schiff and oakland's barbara during saturday's campaign stop. porter explained why her campaign right. >> i've never taking corporate pac money and i'm the only candidate in this race who can say that. was a kid. and i thought about the senate they thought about it is really the of last bulwark of democracy,

the place where we're rights went to protected but is no longer true about the united states senate. this is a senate who status quo needs to be shaken up. and that is exactly what i'm running to do. >> let's support some women out there that single making it happen for the government. she doesn't have to do she is making a big difference for people that are underrepresented in our communities. >> porter's visit to northern california also included a stop in placer county. and ted kaczynski known as the infamous unabomber died in a federal prison medical cener saturday. he was 81 years old. his crimes impacting every american changing the way we fly and even sent packages in the mail. reporter touches has more. >> officials at a federal prison medical cener in north carolina found unabomber. ted % kaczynski unresponsive in his cell early saturday morning. the 81 year-old was serving 4

life sentences plus 30 years in connection to a series of 16 bombings. 3 people died. and 23 were injured after kaczynski's bombs went off at various universities and airplanes, earning him the unabomber nickname. he mailed his first bomb to a professor at northwestern in 1978, injuring a police officer handling the device. kaczynski's case finally made it to the fbi's desk in 1979 after a failed attempt to detonate a bomb on a commercial flight. his bombs killed a sacramento computer store owner, a pr executive in new jersey and a lobbyist for the logging industry in california. all over a nearly 20 year time period. he injured nearly 2 dozen more in a pre 9.11, world kaczynski's bombing plot shut down air travel and mail delivery on the west coast in july of 1995. after his threat to blow up a plane in los angeles when the washington post, the new york times published kaczynski's manifesto claiming technology was negatively

impacting society. his brother recognized his writing style and tipped off the fbi. it ultimately led to his 1996 arrest in a small montana. shaq for authorities found more bombs and explosive ingredients. the fbi's operation to track down kaczynski was the country's longest most expensive manhunt in u.s. history. >> and that was touches us reporting. a crash at a santa rosa car show left 3 people injured saturday. you can see the aftermath in this next image here. the collision happened at 5th and east street around 06:00pm at peggy sue's all american car show an event meant to celebrate classic cars and hot rods. the people involved in the crash were taken to the hospital. police in palo alto are seeking your help in solving a 22 year-old cold case on 6/10/2001 maria show was shot and killed outside a downtown palo alto nightclub. maria suffered multiple or excuse me. she suffered a single gunshot wound to the head. she

was standing with a group of people on the sidewalk when it happened, a weapon was never found. if you have a tip, you are urged to call the palo alto police. we have money this economic analysts are hoping to finally see an end to interest rate hikes. most surveyed analysts believe the fed will not raise interest rates at its upcoming need understand is unclear if rate hikes will resume later this summer. inflation has eased from the high of 9.1% but is still double the prepandemic average. and meantime, labor markets remain tight despite adding 339,000 new jobs may. >> happening right now, racers are lacing up their shoes in san francisco getting ready for the escape from alcatraz triathlon cowboys. tiffany justice joins us live now for a look at the excitement. tiffany looks like we've got a live interview too. >> absolutely. the first pro athlete just place with joining us right now is

jennifer allow an organizer to tell us more about this race and more about the first place, a runner that just just came in a few moments ago. actually, no absolutely marked or brick is is amazing. he's actually this is his first in san francisco competing an escape from alcatraz triathlon. he's known as a swimmer. so we were making jokes prior to the race like a. >> are you going to come out first in the water? and, you know, i mean, he's definitely a strong swimmer, but he had a really great time. so i couldn't be more delighted to have him in his first escape alcatraz. right? and this is a big triathlon, right? we're talking about 2000 athletes from all over. >> yeah, this is one of the most sort of participates, what in the world and 60 plus countries represented. all 50 states are represented. but in the 2000 participants days that competed today. when you can have a race that represents so many countries and states, it's it's a pretty special event. and i actually

so i spoke with some of the supporters, some family members here to support their loved ones. and this this is a big deal for these for these participants today. >> absolutely. mean, you think about the friends and they've been watching their loved one and their your train of training does take a year-round. it's a year-round >> to celebrate that with the athletes, it's it's a huge achievement. a mean are triathletes today did more and probably me in the last 2 weeks. and i mean, it's a huge, air. and, you know, they're in a very audience that could have bragging rights to say that they've escape from alcatraz. so it's a pretty special thing. it's really great for it to have the friends and family here to support to and the first leg was actually jump of a boat into the water where you actually on that boat at the time. how did that go? >> absolutely. yeah, no, it's definitely it's on the city cruises. the sfl fame ssa about a huge

>> and it is pretty daunting. i guess when you're when you're thinking about coming out of pier 3 and, you know, waiting to just jump off a perfectly good boat into the san francisco bay. but swim can more actually, the weather was sfpd city departments as well as the coast guard and as well as our water safety team. i mean, it's a top notch they did an incredible job just getting over at the top of the water safely allowing them to have yeah, that's a good point, too. i have emergency ambulance vehicles all over the place. just prepared, right? justin kase. yeah. and that's a real true testament working with departments here in san francisco. and it's a extremely coordinated effort between national park service with marine is scott mta rec and park. so this truly is a san francisco event just kind of working through. i mean, the course itself the swim

alone in the day as one and a miles. we've got an 18 mile bike ride in and around the legion of honor for the golden gate you've got the run and some of the most quintessential areas and landmarks within us. we could do this and that without the city of san francisco alone and just with all of their the various departments and their support. jennifer, thank you so much for taking the time to chat with us. i know your morning has been very, very busy. we do believe that they will be awarding the medals around noon today. but back to you in studio. yeah, fascinating learning about all the organization and the training that goes into this incredible triathlon. thank you so much to for that live perspective. >> one of frank morris does breaststroke little bit to his room, over anyway. upper 70's going on in the east bay, as you well know to 76 santa rosa. 63 for san francisco at 74. meanwhile, for san jose has forecast highs going to has forecast highs going to take a look at your sunda

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>> all right. welcome back. we're taking a live look now at walnut creek this morning. a pretty nice when it comes to roadway conditions and also the weather day. >> looks like opening up a bit there in the inland areas. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're still working out here around the immediate bay. here it is the east bay shoreline. it looks like it's it knows what we're saying that it says working that. here's the cloud cover. you have going on right now. we expect to have kind of a sun mixture of clouds and sun going on for this afternoon today. up to tahoe, it could be quite active showers and thunder showers each day might see a little bit more in the way of sun from tuesday into wednesday because by that point, we're

going to be running out of moisture a little bit here. this is being brought up artificially from the south kind of a reminiscent pattern of the monsoon. you see a little rise in temperatures which we're going to see here in the bay area's. well, flash flood watch has been posted there until monday. at 9 o'clock you can have localized severe thunderstorms as well. but those will be popping up here and there and dissipate. so the flash flood watches what's in place right now. our a marine layer is almost gone. and here's the afternoon thunder shower activity. you can see up in the spine over the mountains and then we have the marine layer come back again, mixing out tomorrow, although you can see some of that mid-level moisture streaming on in here. there's a thunder shower action again for monday afternoon. and by tuesday, it looks like it's pretty much dissipated a bit now on the longer range forecast, the thinking here is as we get off to about the middle of the week here say tuesday or wednesday, we'll start to see high pressure build. we can still get our marine layer coming in. that's what the very ground level. but it will start will start to give us a warming trend that we expect by next weekend. that's one scenario

of a building. exactly where that high will be placed. and it's a gradual, gradual climb day by day 4 zone forecast to cover you for this sunday. looks like about 63 san francisco at the coastal to about 60. so not a big bump up here. 66 meanwhile for burlingame, 69 foster city, 73 palo alto and the south bay. we're in the mid 70's, santa clara. 76. 75 cupertino, east bay shoreline. lower 70's tri valley, upper 70's about 74 for walnut creek. 76 for conquer. these are some of the locations to look out for for a 90 popping as we get into next saturday. chilean it's 7.62 rather 74 for fairfield. 69 for napa and 76 for santa rosa. here it is. our 7 day forecast here. here's the gradual increase in temperatures and again, depending on how that low was at her hire, others placed. we'll see some warming up around the bay will breeze right through the 70's. but still a little chilly at the coast. they haven't got the memo. that summer is coming

fellows and guys, a little blue and your mental health. hey, we've got a segment for you, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, june is men's health awareness month. and according to our health expert, karen owoc, there's one health test to take that. we often don't think about. and the good news here is karen is back in studio. she's going tell us more about all this. karen. so this is a very noninvasive tests. it's not my prostate we're looking at gate so it really gait speed tells us a lot about a person's health and longevity. so i'm going and there are a lot factors that affect gates beat. >> and one of them they have you. this is why my shoes are off. so when you walk, you actually have to put your foot out the heel out for. so you have to have good dorsey flexion, which we talked about in our foot said so on this, to heal. like it looks like a little. accelerator. okay. and

then drive and then yeah. put put pushed all the way down and and feel that stretch in your achilles and as well yet. so if you wear heels a lot, you're going feel you're going to really get tight guess struck the euro calf muscle and achilles tendon. yeah. so this is a really good stretch for you to do after a long day and this is lovely. and is this. what is this thing called this i call it a foot locker. okay. so the opposite motion of that. the dorsey flexion is getting up on your toes. so you also want to get up on your toes because your totes take a lot of the pressure when you're walking and then also raise you, make it a little harder wager, arms on your toes. and that's a really good balance exercise, too, because often times you have to get up on your toes and get things out of the shell for put things up on a do very, very good. so the other thing, if you could

much, if you picking up your poll, okay. the other thing you need walking is some good rotation. all right. cause you not just walking static least straight ahead. so this is a good exercise the figure 8. so if you could just place your hands and a little shoulder with part. i think, you know, exactly right now. and it's kind of like kayaking. you're going take a dip down. >> and then bring the pulled back into a figure 8. so i i feel the core muscles working to x. yes, actually. and then if you want to work on balance, you can do it on one foot. the more advanced. so this really get exercise is the kind of fun. so the other one is. often times you're in a get pushed around. so you need to recover, be able to recover from a fall, right? so you have to catch yourself off

balance. okay. can put the ball i that's a good advice for people that don't have good balance. okay. continue to pull to help with your exercises and just keep it so that you're a little stable use as a stay the mop or whatever you so you're going to. put your arms out and then tip over to the side. and then trying showcase yeah. so could sometimes you're going to get a here here here and then you want to be able to recover, right? if you don't have really good balance, you're going to fall over. so all of these different exercises are meant to help improve our but yes, okay, right. and so you wanted you want to be in a safe spot or you want to be able to hold the counter if you or i have really good balance, which is fine. just build yourself up from where you are, are is is is fine ald then just build up a sign. incredibly impressive. you're

able to balance on one foot on the ball. has that something that you recommend for beginners to do by the way, or they should work up to a work up to this? yes, you know what? you're helping people with the nsa the river giving them encouragement what did work up the and then anyone in sports, you want to be able to balance on one leg and get off balance like okay, ok? now the other thing with walking, lot of people tell me i'm a nice hurt. my hips lot of times. that's because they have week hips, ok? so one of the ways to work on we camps am it's to do these lateral leg raises the one thing i always see is is going up? so when i say do lateral leg braces, it's going up. and when you do that, you're actually working the quad in the hip flexor not this little muscle over here.

you want to make sure >> that your hips or straight think that having headlights on each ship them and then you watch your headlights strict going forward. find yourself turning, then you're not doing it correctly. make sure it's straight out. ok to didn't i guess it probably have young probably have a tendency to point toes yes, yes, i do. yeah. and this you want to put flex, ok? so flex it. i kind of when you go to pilates class, you want to flex? yes, yeah. okay. yeah. and then another for working on those hips. and i don't know when i see someone walking with their feet out like that. that's that's a consequence week. hips they'll fire hydrants. so by so this is kind of flex your just and address it. but

you get idea. i did. all right. the fire. okay. very helpful. and then a ball. it's always fun to touch >> good morning, so good on one foot play around with a friend you know, and then throw him off balance. and it's a really good fun exercise to work with somebody else. all right. love way. thank you so much. kara walker, health expert here. walker, health expert here. kron 4 for waking us up martial arts is my passion. i work out whenever i can. but with my moderate- to-severe eczema, it can be tough. my skin was so uncomfortable. the itching was so bad. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema.

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the way, stepping doing work to get care and put us to a serious workout just now. good now. and now we all know how to >> improve our balance. and there you go. you're doing a good job there thank you, haha inspiration. okay. we have some cloud cover. we're dealing with the talked a lot about this morning that should open up a look at some of the bridge shots. they're improving. >> so we'll go with a mixed bag of sun and clouds for today. temperatures inland, the upper 70's near about 80 kind of the same thing tomorrow type thing there is that slight chance of a mountain shower. it could be much more active in tahoe, though. flash flood watch until monday at 9. then beyond that point, we go into a mostly sunny mode, a gradual increase with temperatures through the 80's. we even pop in about 90 come next weekend. high is going to be place because that's going to impact everything. and everybody going for with it's kind of like mile june here stepping nothing's really popping out and to terrible. good. good to keep in mind. thank you so much, alright. >> and i'm stephanie thank you so much for joining us here at

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