>> this morning on the kron, 4 morning news. firefighters make progress on a large wildfire burning in the north

bay. we have the latest numbers from overnight and the justice department is taking a new approach to help san francisco tackle the fentanyl crisis. we take a look at what they're planning. and it's become a symbol of self identity and love for the lgbtq community. the iconic pink triangle goes on display today in san francisco. we're live as crews install it this morning. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is a beautiful saturday and we have a lot covering for you today. that's going to start with a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey dave. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we're starting off with that traditional fog going on, as you can see, covering up a good chunk of the golden gate bridge right now. looks like the zipper truck is just getting going here. >> the fog is covering up the towers as you will notice. and that will be an issue for san

francisco today. even though most arrest the other parts of the bay will open up nicely this afternoon. we're still going to probably see some pesky cloud cover a 4, a southern marin through the golden gate and into san francisco now, way up north see that collection of cloud cover. it's a front. it's a dry front, though. it's going to drive winds for us tomorrow in a sure in basically a spring-like forecast for us next week, even though we're walking into the astronomical summer, there onshore winds in place. you can see around the carquinez strait. they pop up a little bit. they will do so tomorrow afternoon evening in a bigger way. upper 50's for most of the readings we see 55, san francisco and any all coming in at 59 for the day ahead. again, lots of sunshine, particularly well inland. expect those inland highs into the 80's morning forecast coming up in just a touch stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening today, community members are marking pride month in san francisco by installing a display of the iconic pink triangle that head

now to twin peaks where that's where we'll find four's tiffany justice. she's live for us as volunteers gathered this morning. and tiffany, the pink triangle carries a lot of significance for the lgbtq community. >> it does. and this is an iconic event that happens every year during private me. go ahead and step out the shot to show you what is going on behind us. volunteers have already arrived. there's actually a lot coming up right now and they're just trying to take out some of the supplies in the trucks so they can start installing the peak triangle very soon. the pink triangle will be installed today and they're expecting about 450 volunteers out here to help do that. this is some video from previous years of the iconic pink triangle this year will be the 28th year of putting this together. founder patrick carney says they have 175 bright pink tarps in a border of 220 foot. long sheets of sale clot. and this is is going to be about a career long previous years. it was lit up in led lights.

another going back to campus as it was for the 1st quarter century. now, carney says he hopes the supersized installment will spark people's curiosity when they drive by. what is it? how did it originate? now? we're told the pink triangle was originally used brown suspected homosexuals in aussie concentration camps in the 70's. it was revived as a symbol of protest. as you mentioned, stephanie, we are in the of twin peaks neighborhood and this is salman is going to be up for 2 full weeks from june, 17th 2 july. first, back to you, right, tiffany, thank you so much for that live report. hopefully that fog clears for those volunteers out there. >> we're tracking the first big fire in the bay area this season and the fire excuse me in the bay area. this fire season. it's parked in napa valley. the snow fire started just before 6 o'clock friday night. it's burned more than 100 acres so far that fire started along snow valley road in the community of pope valley. about half an hour north east of calistoga. as of this morning, the fire is 30%

contained. multiple agencies including cal fire. napa county fire in south lake county fire are on scene. let's take a video. take a look at video from overnight. cal fire says it used 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters to attack this fire. no injuries or damages reported so far. the federal justice department is joining san francisco's fight against fentanyl with a program now being used in 57 cities across the country. kron four's gayle ong explains how it works. violence. >> and drug use in our community. needs to come to an former house speaker nancy pelosi in san francisco friday announcing a new program that will help law enforcement crack down on the fenanyl crisis. >> the department of justice approved operation overdrive for the city. pelosi says the initiative would focus on areas with the highest rates of violence and drug poisoning deaths like the tenderloin. it's the announcement that many city officials, including

supervisor matt dorsey, have been calling for san franciscans. we spoke with have mixed views. i don't necessarily think that's the best approach. i think anyone really knows the best i think it's more a day there. >> deals look at the history why that's happening. >> and how thea can tearn live with that mess and said it just making the streets look nice for extended period of time. that that would be good. >> long as they do a perfect job get this a or whatever. we spotted before. it is. under control and under wraps for the past month. chp officers and the california national guard have been working in san francisco to tackle the fentanyl crisis overall, chp announced this week that so far they have seized enough fentanyl in san francisco. >> to kill more than 2 million people. hopefully whatever resources they have helped change the >> scenarios in the situation here and get his back have help healthy and happy and safe. san francisco so we can

enjoy it with our families and friends. >> pelosi's office says this initiative is expected to launch in the coming months reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news a new report says may was the second deadliest month this year for overdoses in san francisco. >> the city's chief medical examiner's office recorded 74 accidental overdose deaths last month listing fentanyl as the leading cause. half of the deaths were reported that city's soma and russian hill neighborhoods. francisco has reported 346 total overdose deaths. so far this year one person is dead after a hit and run crash in oakland. it happened around 7 last night near foothill boulevard and vicksburg avenue. police arrived on scene and found a pedestrian had been struck by a car that person died at the hospital. police have not yet released a description of the suspect or the car involved in this crash. in june is gun violence awareness month in california. leaders are calling on congress to do more to stop the problem. several

lawmakers and community activists gathered in san francisco friday. they say already this year there have been more mass shootings than days of the year and guns are now the number one killer of children in our country. >> kids are on edge. they're afraid to go to school. parents are afraid to drop their kids off at school. no place is safe. >> thompson is chair of the gun violence prevention task force in congress. he has called on republican leaders to bring gun violence prevention legislation to a vote in the house. those demands have largely been ignored. meantime, president biden joined gun violence survivors at the annual gun violence prevention summit in connecticut friday. he also marked the one-year anniversary since the passage of the bipartisan safer communities act. that law directs millions of dollars toward school protection measures, mental health programs and crisis prevention programs. >> i have described as the

most significant gun safety law in 30 years. we will ban assault weapons in this country. we will all the round magazine. >> passed numerous executive actions in its effort to combat gun violence in the united states. happening today, a memorial service will be held for oakley woman. alexis gabe. went missing back in january 2022. after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch, her family and hundreds of community members spent the following months looking for her. her remains were found in november of 2022. in amador county. the memorial service starts today at 03:00pm at the diablo valley funeral home in concord. it is open to the public. a burger king workers at an east san jose location or going on a three-day strike. cowboys justin campbell spoke with demonstrators. >> cook saying cash years here at burger king in east san jose cooking your big whopper because they're goin on strike after they say one of their managers forced the

woman pregnant to keep it. the okc and i talked, i'm feeling really, really sick. >> is she says you can only laura rea is works at the burger king on story road speaking through a translator. she says her manager made her finish her shift even though she had pregnancy complications. gray is had a miscarriage the next day i took a if i die. i do not come back for you. then i went to bathroom and i started crying because i was i was getting worse and worse. uniting the field. i was friday. ray is joined her co-workers to go on a three-day strike. the s e i u national fast workers union hand delivered to strike letter to our burger king manager demanding the restaurant's management to restore raise work hours back to 35 hours a week hours that she worked before she had a miscarriage. hoping that all those corporations on this standard that we're case are fighting for their rights. and

then when i stop they wein watching working at that time and i was to lose my job. >> people looking in i walked that go so i want that day on and other. we have more bother them. gray is may have lost her baby, but she is not about to lose her fight for workers right to leave work when they're sick without or retaliation. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> coming up as san francisco continues its fight against fentanyl city police reveal new information about a disturbing trend. what we're learning about drug tourism. and 4th of july is just weeks away. and one bay area county is trying a new strategy to get illegal fireworks off the streets. and while the future of the a's hangs in the balance, what will happen with the oakland coliseum? that story coming up. lowe's knows you want the best gifts for dad.

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>> all right. a lovely view of coit tower. nice and clear picture of the tower there. but you can see everything else behind it. a pretty much routed in a lot of cloud cover up, perhaps fog there looks like a good day to bring your jacket with you. threw out for a stroll in francisco >> yeah, it's going to be a bit on the cooler side for us really all over the bay. stephanie, we're looking for in into next week to we're kind of delaying some are a little bit. it looks like so say the weather forces going on? well, you know what? this just changed on a dime when i was going to show you. was in

the south bay, how they have some cloud cover going on there. but san jose state covering up for right now. it's just that the imagery you sometimes get like comes apart. but anyway, it's cloudy in the south bay. so that fog is penetrated to the south. don't worry. that's all going mix out looking pretty good. as we go into the day up north, you see all the collection of cloud cover not to be a big player in terms of that for us tomorrow. but we are looking for some winds to be driven and continued cool weather, as i just mentioned here earlier, where we're going to see the spring-like temperatures continue all week long. don't worry. there's plenty of summer yet to come. no pushing, no shoving. so again, we clear out what fog we have today, but there's that problem area along the peninsula. you'll see the coast, san francisco, are in because of inland heating drawing in this a marine layer, this fresh marine layer. it's very damp. it stays close to the ground like that's will continue to have some of coastal cloud cover for much of the day. then this front kind of cleans things out a little bit with its passage. and we go back to sunday mode familiar with today and cool temperatures and breezy with all that, too.

we're talking inland highs all week, not even reaching not bad for almost july 4th. here we go with onshore winds today. yeah, they start to pop a little bit off to the east bay contra costa county. a little bit up to the north into the teens will see into the 20's. that's not the real deal. here it comes. the system and we see some winds starting to filter out here. this is tomorrow afternoon. then by the late afternoon evening, that's when the winds start to pop a little bit know be that struck traditional onshore flow. obviously we have a front dropping south here now. we don't have any statements with this, but the sacramento office by tissue, something for solano county because that's one of the county's responsibility today. san francisco clouds were looking for afternoon clearing. that looks like for most of the day and well inland mild for the bay with 70's 80's well in london tomorrow front comes through cooler, breezy, windy and the next week. it's sunny and mild temperatures for highs. well inland, only about 70 or i'm sorry of sub. 80 66 going on for a san francisco will call it variable clouds in the afternoon. might see some folks, a son going on. 71 for

oakland would be sunny afternoon, breezy and 81. meanwhile for san jose, we do see middle 80's in the far east bay up in the north bay, mostly into the 70's again tomorrow looking cooler, we'll get more into this in your 4 zone forecast. look at that extended to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> u.s. airlines face record demand this coming summer. they are expecting to carry more than a quarter of a billion travelers from june through the end of august. this as airlines battle widespread pilot shortages which are only expected to get worse. lawmakers working to address this are considering a series of proposals, including fast tracking training programs and raising the pilot requirement age from 65 to 67. approximately 8,000 pilots are needed today. so having this artificial retirement age of 65 years old, it takes good, healthy, mentally fit pilots out of the cockpit and forces him into retirement. >> as for the airlines, many combating the pilot shortage

by increasing salaries and improving benefits and pilots schedules. that's what they're doing. as the country waits for a supreme court decision on student loan forgiveness, several borrowers are already bracing for hits to their budget, ending the covid pandemic pause on payments was a stipulation in the bipartisan debt ceiling deal. so in a few months, millions of borrowers could be making payments for the first time in 3 years. >> inflation has caused us to be in a situati back a loan 3 years ago, 4 years ago, like i was doing a little bit more difficult. a lot more difficult for me these days. >> if a deal is not reached, student loan interest will resume september first and payments will be do starting in october. the fate of the oakland coliseum is murky with the a's pending move to vegas. the team is still making payments to own half of the stadium. we spoke with alameda county board supervisor and chair of the coliseum authority nate miley. he

explained the team's lease expires at the end of the year. if the a's want to extend it. the city of oakland and alameda county would have to vote in favor to allow them to do that. still have 3 payments of 15 million dollars due over the next 3 years. if they leave before, then they might have to pay out what they owe. >> miley also spoke about what might replace the a's at the coliseum. >> the a's since they're buying county's portion would become more co-operative in their conversations with the to support a new team group in the african american sport and 10 crew that take possession of the entire a parcel or the entire property and then be able to develop. according to specific plant, which would include sports entertainment, retail, etcetera. >> not everyone is convinced the a's will leave. oakland's just yesterday i spoke with the former president of the

told me he doesn't think the e - a's are going anywhere. bit of background for you. sampson led negotiations for the marlins to build their new ballpark back in the mid 2, thousands. and you might remember there were a lot of failed tries by the marlins before they finally got the funding for their new stadium in 2009. it's a similar story line we're seeing now with the a's. here's what sampson things is happening at this point for the a's future. >> there's so much work to be done in order for mlb to even get to a vote on relocation. and what i'm hoping is that we're right now with the edge and that's when deals actually happened. right? when you're at the edge of something really bad happening, the parties get back to the table. the a's mlb and the city of oakland have to get back and start talking again. that's the key. and i'm hoping that someone picks up the phone first. >> we also know major league baseball is making expansion plans last sampson, whether he thinks it makes more financial

sense for an expansion team to land in las vegas. it certainly would. >> because having vegas as unavailable expansion city, you get an expansion fee which the owners would all split and be able to pay down debt or get a new player were put in their pocket. so whatever they want to do, there's no relocation fee. so you're taking away his city, vegas. that would have been a possible expansion city and you're taking it off the board. >> i also asked for his perspective on em up the mlb commissioner manfred's comments claiming the city of oakland never offered a plan to build a stadium. oakland mayor sheng tao, of course, strongly disputing that. sampson said whatever side of the issue you're on, whether you're for the a's or with the city, it's important to avoid blanket statements and it's time for all involved to figure out how to get this deal done in oakland. for employees volunteer friday at food banks in san francisco and oakland to help fight

hunger. all part of founder's day of caring the founder's day of caring. we were celebrating the day nexstar was founded. our parent company, the san francisco-marin food bank says its new facility runs almost around the clock serving 10's of thousands of families for workers helped line up supplies or other box of supplies. the food bank says there is growing demand for food post-pandemic and that means a growing need for donations. if you'd like to help, we have a link up on our website. kron 4 dot com. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. one city is trying a new way to crack down on crime. we way to crack down on crime. we have the details after this.

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wants to hold a fireworks by back to get them off the streets. any illegal ones that is ahead of the 4th of july weekend. and that's happening. the actual buyback is happening next weekend on sunday, june. 25th, the buyback offers up to $75 in cash. no questions asked to turn in any unused or unwanted fireworks. and money get back is based on the weight of the fireworks. the fireworks can be turned in from 10:00am to 03:00pm at 2500 middlefield road in redwood city. millions of americans can now get internet for free or at a discount under a new infrastructure law. the bipartisan law includes funding to cover up to $30 per month on internet bills for eligible households. it also lets some providers offer access at no cost participants in programs like snap and medicaid qualify along with pell grant recipients. the white house says nearly 20 million households now are enrolled and our u.s. are getting a total discount of

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>> that is good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're dealing with that additional fog around to it. looks like that's going to hang around from the standpoint of san francisco golden gate bridge in southern murano. it's that penetrate. you can see parts south in the south bay san jose state. as you get an idea here now, this is a clear out course for a pretty nice coma. summertime afternoon, there's the cloud cover associated with our latest front. that's going to be a player for our sunday forecast and you'll feel those winds working there, too. in some cooler temperatures expected for the afternoon, too. here's the progress in those chilly numbers. we're talking about mid to upper 50's again with a thick marine layer. we're dealing with 63 for antioch. a lot of 50's up the north bay. 59. meanwhile, 4 san jose for the oakland a's today versus the phillies 107, game time. same are expected for tomorrow. by the way, 70 for the high, mostly sunny and mild. little bit of a breeze at 10. we expect more winds, though, late tomorrow

afternoon. 73 at 11 o'clock by 2. let's to about 82. of course. we'll take a look at that 4 zone forecast for you and some of those winds coming our way tomorrow. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. francisco police say most of the people recently arrested for drug use are not from the city kron four's haaziq madyun reports on drug tourism in san fiancisco. >> here at this recent francisco police commission meeting police chief bill scott says a couple of weeks of the rest data from the crackdown open their drug use of the tenderloin shows that of the 45 users arrested. only 3 were residents of san francisco. he says he's not quite sure what to make of that. i hear some go after talk of people asked them why >> us to do it here. i've got a masters like, you know.

>> so what that tells us is that we become a magnet regional magnet and maybe a national mac. it is something that san francisco drug recovery advocate tom wolf says he's been trying to get city leaders to recognize as a key aspect of the city's drug problem. >> past that we've taken the past few years where it's just kind of like we're looking the other way of people using drugs on the street. has created kind of a percent. the signal and you see the results. now we have thousands of people on the street that are not from here using drugs out in the open and they're doing all kinds of stuff, including breaking a lot of support, their addictions. >> however, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey, thanks to city is taking the wrong approach to address the drug crisis. he said kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, arresting street level sellers and substance use is does nothing to in the supply or demand of drugs and

incarceration actually increases the likelihood of overdoses. but, to the line resident and recovering at it that has been arrested for drug use says he is cautiously optimistic that mayor london breed's drug use detention program. they send a different signal to those wanting to come to the city to do drugs. time will tell the kids come out here and do this for a month or 2 and then leave in san francisco. has it made kron 4 >> a father's fighting fentanyl. that group gathered in front of the attorney general. rob bonta is downtown la office yesterday urging bonta to pass alexandra's law. that law would require courts to read a warning to people convicted or charged with various drug offenses of the deadly effects of fentanyl poisoning. father spoke out after losing his son to a fentanyl overdose. >> when there's an overdose, you have to treat it like it's a murder scene because of fentanyl poisoning. it's so prevalent that it is the main cause of death for overdoses

in the united states. fentanyl poisoning is happening 300 times every day. >> in the past, well, addressing the ongoing crisis ag rob bonta has stated office is all in on fighting this issue. a proper continues to put the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. scan this qr code to go to t special section of our web site that lists the latest coverage. police in yuba city located in county likely saved a dog's life. the dog named wednesday was brought into their lobby yesterday after its owner suspected someone gave the dog fentanyl. they say wednesday was barely breathing but was saved after he was given 2 doses of narcan. pretty incredible. and the fetus police have arrested 11 people in connection to thefts at the great mall. investigators recovered 125 stolen items valued at more than $3200. and a much-debated plan to renovate and re imagine san

francisco's historic castro theater has been given the green light kron four's. dan kerman reports on the changes you can expect. that long-debated facelift for the castro theater is moving forward. >> san francisco's historic preservation commission has voted to allow the removal a fixed seats in the orchestra in favor of retractable seating which can be used for movies but taken out for live concerts, another planet which took over management and programming of the theater in january of last year and his push to renovate and expand the theater's offerings beyond movies celebrated the decision saying we are honored and humbled to those who supported our plans and to those who pressed us to improve those plans, we say thank you to those who share our passion for preserving this icon. but who do not support our vision. we look forward to working with you. but many remain unsatisfied like san francisco supervisor. aaron peskin ripping out the runs contrary

to what it has been and what it should remain that and is unnecessary and ms. >> really going to be very hard to reverse and it's really change in its historic use as a an icon for the lgbt community as a movie palace destination. during the hearing. the planning commission also okayed nighttime entertainment. beyond just movies and a bar at the facility supervisor rafael mandelman who oppose requiring fix eating says there's a lot of positives to another planets plans. >> the investment of millions and millions of dollars into bowling is gone without and that those critical investments for a long time making you bring conformist. the americans disabilities act. i'm taking this, you know, as gm of the building and actually refurbishing it. there's a ton of very expensive work to be done. still, mandelman says he's keeping an open mind because thursday's decision. >> could still be appealed to

the board of supervisors. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> several u.s. government agencies have been hit by a huge international cyber attack and a russian criminal group is being blamed. officials say they are not seeing any significant impact from this but say the problem was quickly discovered no military or intelligence assets were compromised in the attack. they say, but it's still not clear how much personal information was stolen. the mateo county sheriff's office has arrested 2 men in connection to a theft a $50,000 worth of construction equipment. that theft happened near the intersection of industrial road and cherry lane last weekend, police found the stolen equipment at a home on rollison road redwood city and arrested a suspect jose couch. police later arrested and hill. jimenez at another redwood city home. both are accused of commercial burglary, possession of stolen property and conspiracy to commit a fel felony. and

there's been a big uptick in attacks against america's energy infrastructure in recent months. and now congress is trying to figure out how to stop it. there were at least 163 reported attacks last year. a 44% increase from the year before lawmakers on both sides are calling for more cooperation between utility companies and the federal government saying security at america's 7300 power plants cannot be left to the private sector. >> we're going to reassess and in critical infrastructure, potentially some of those relationships and make sure there's good coordination to prevent these attacks. >> some energy providers are pushing back on that suggestion claiming local utility officials are best equipped to make the right choices for their states. a battle is brewing between the biden administration and republicans over what flags can be hung at government buildings. kansas senator roger marshall introduced legislation to ban anything other and the american flag with only a few exceptions.

this as it republicans criticize the white house for hanging the pride flag alongside the u.s. flag. both displaying both at the same level. plutko says the american flag should be at the senator and at the highest point when presented among other banners and additional flag should never be to the right of the american flag. the white house is defending how they chose to fly the rainbow flag. >> the ministration was proud to display a the pride flag. it was a historic event at the white it's centered around the love and around loving family. >> democrats accuse republicans of engaging in, quote, hedi pope performance politics. and this rainbow flag made up of lasers again, will flood the city's market street next weekend. the san francisco non-profit illuminates debut. the installation called welcome last year with 6 colored laser beams stretching more than 4

miles to represent the world's largest pride flag. this year's plans call for 12 lasers. it will be on display starting next friday. a stanford doctor has performed a weight loss surgery on a teen boy that likely saved the child's life. 15 year-old john simon from southern california with more than 430 pounds. the teen's mother says john was a bit chunky sense. he was a baby. he continued to gain weight as he grew older, then chilly leading to a life-threatening medical condition last september. stanford doctor jamie prep performed a weight loss surgery that removed a portion of the teen stomach 9 months later, john has lost more than 150 pounds. the magical thing about surgeries that takes that hunger away. >> the children change. they become new people. they they they grow and they they they interact differently with others. it's like a. it's just such a change for them.

>> pratt says diet and exercise often can be ineffective in treating severe obesity in both children and adults. but that doesn't mean surgery is a simple solution. pratt says about one in 4 kids who go through weight loss surgery regain the way and do need further treatment, which can include more surgery. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. it's time for the alameda county fair. we take a look inside all the fun after this. >> plus, protesters took to the streets outside the dodgers stadium ahead of friday night. exactly why they were there at those details. coming up. >> looking for 80's well inland for today. however, tomorrow cooling things down a bit as we have a strong onshore wind that's work. looks summer is going to take the week off and have a look at the forecast year. i suffer with psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis. i was on a journey for a really long time

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is a little bit of everything for everyone. classic carnival rides games, music, petting zoos and unique entertainment like racing a lot of fun. a lot of tradition and >> our fares all about making memories. you also will not leave hungry. there is kettle corn, pretzels, barbecue and healthy options for those looking to freshen the palace. a lot of it is serving it in the pineapple. you know, we we have the pineapple to give you the chunks. >> get the on the pineapple. you get a lot of news a lot instagram photos out of it. also sell drinks a pineapple. so little bit of a hawaiian twist on the teriyaki ball. i think it i think it just makes it a good time. walk around. the plant was get a lot conversation out of general admission is $18 with discounts for kids and seniors. the fair is closed. mondays and tuesdays except july 3rd and 4th and fair spokesperson megan craters says big name music artists will perform throughout areas

own e 40. we've got. >> joe nichols, leann rimes, jesse mccartney. so, you know, if you're in the music, i feel like we have something for you here at the fair this year. dress for warm weather and bringing appetite in. pleasanton linked to gold kron. 4 about looks delicious. all right. so taking a look outdoors now at this area where we can see it's. >> a lot cars on the roadways there, but it's looking quite chilly. a lot of cloud cover there, dave. yeah, it's going to like a very cool summer. like day is what we've got going on. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. >> a bay area fog is hanging around a bit, but that will break up except for san francisco. looks like we're going to hang around with some of those fog clouds. >> throughout much of the day, golden gate bridge, maybe southern moore in 2 years. dwight howard or i'm sorry. here's tower here for a bit for you. here's what we've got going on in terms of tahoe and that forecast upper 60's tomorrow with the winds that we referenced, they're going to hang around monday and then look by tuesday at 60, little bit of a warming trend after the front bounces back. but a

lot of sunshine here in the home front, though it's going to be relatively cool compared to where you expect for around july 4th here. here's what happens in stormtracker for up to the north. there's were frontal boundary is and it's not going to bring us much in terms of any rain is certainly at all like that's going to pick up the layer a bit to start. but that should clear out by the afternoon looking pretty good for your sunday again. watch. the winds will show you the winds and just a bit. but here's the mix south. that happens today. again, problem areas along the peninsula a little bit along the east bay shoreline. but most of the bay should open up by the afternoon. not a whole lot of activity. you can see in tahoe front comes through through tomorrow. we get some cloud cover with that. but not a lot. it's really the winds that everybody is going to notice here. that's the major factor. very thing are the winds for today. got him in the 20's. you will notice a little bit, but the real uptick happens tomorrow with that front. and that's going a nice climate control in the back side of all of that 4 zone forecast covering today.

66 san francisco. we'll do the 60's along the coast again. cooler tomorrow. lower 70's for burlingame. this pocket down to the south. 79 for redwood city in palo alto, south bay, lower 80's again, cooler expected tomorrow, east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley, mid 80's, 79 walnut creek, 81 for concord, 65 berkeley. valais whoa, going to be quite windy tomorrow. 66 78 fairfield. 75 for napa. and let's to rosa again, looking for the week ahead. more like spring than it is as we walk into summer. look at that upper 70's all the way through the end of the week. looks great for dad except a little windy and juneteenth 70 and a cool monday. something. >> all right, dave, good to see that. we're going have a nice forecast for father's day in national news, a two-year justice department investigation says the minneapolis police department systematically discriminated against african-american and native american people. the investigation was in response to the death of george floyd back in may 2020. the report

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the stadiums front gate objecting to the team's invitation to the sisters of perpetual indulgence. a drag performance group. has the details. >> they came by the hundreds, if not thousands, swarming around dodger stadium for pride night 2023, throngs of the faithful, a coalition of catholic and christian groups and activists protesting what they consider affront to their religion and core belief seasons. price is not only are he's the lore of america before the dodgers took on the san francisco giants, they paid special tribute to a group called the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the members drag are heavily made up with different names and personas. but all dawn variations of their traditional nun's habit. that fact distress is or outrageous. countless catholics and christians driving many of them to

demonstrate and rally before friday night's game. the culmination of weeks of fiery debate and flip flopping. first, the dodgers invited the sisters to pride night, then disinvited them. then re invited them. >> finally on the field when the stadium was still fairly empty before the festivities, the ball club honored the group with the 2023 community hero award for charitable and humanitarian work that filled me. >> not only with joy and gladness but a sense of safety, and security and the sense that who i am as ridiculous as this may be is welcome on the faces of the i think everyone's after a good cause. >> even though the happened, from still be able to love and invite people be open with everybody. not everyone is supportive my concerns is that they're not sisters they're ridiculing that could sisters in the catholic church for here to pray for them.

>> as well because we don't know. they feel that that they need to do this. so >> as activists, we cannot fault anyone for using protest to express their first amendment rights. we hope that the people remain. sit for but >> that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning. meanwhile, the a's were at home taking on the phillies. it did not go well for oakland, philadelphia jumps taking the lead on the very first pitch of the game and never looked back. the phillies win by a final of 6 to one of the 2 teams play again 1 o'clock at the coliseum. for the weekend, there will be an event to fold 1000 origami, paper cranes for half moon bay. and holding 1000 paper. cranes is a gesture means that they want that you can basically make a wish once you 1000 cranes.

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morning on the kron. 4 morning news. firefighters make progress on a large wildfire burning in the north bay. we have the latest numbers from overnight. and the justice department is taking a new approach to help san francisco tackle the fentanyl crisis. take a look at what they're planning. and it's become a symbol of self identity and love for the lgbtq community. iconic pink triangle goes on display today in san francisco and we're live as crews install it this morning. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, june 17th and we're covering a lot of news for youe today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. starting off an additional bay area, fog and clouds to get things going here. but into the afternoon should open up most locations.

>> however, the golden gate bridge, san francisco southerner in that's going to be a problem area with this onshore flow expected. now we expect more winds tomorrow due to this front up towards the north. that is kind of outlined by that cloud cover you see now from our vantage point, it's a all pretty dry, however, and we might get some scattered clouds with that. but the bigger issue is going to be those winds in the afternoon. speaking of which there you right ntw run the quirkiness trait. that's where going to pop more noticeably again tomorrow. we expect pretty much single digits today. and there you have the temperatures. everybody's pretty green in the 50's. some 60's cracking and there as you can see, hayward at 60 63 for antioch. 59. meanwhile, 4 san jose for today, not bad into the 80's. we go for afternoon highs and the well inland spots. however, for the week ahead, looks like a cool week as we put summer on hiatus. in some ways will take a look at that forecast both near and far. but stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. happening today, community members are marking pride month in san francisco by

installing a display of the iconic pink triangle. the 10 now to the twin peaks neighborhood where it is looking foggy and where we're going to find four's tiffany justice. she's live for us as volunteers gathered this morning. and tiffany, lots of people already behind you. a lot of people such an iconic event and people are having fun as they and saw the iconic pink triangle. let me go ahead and step on the shot for ya. >> they are expecting about 400 feet. 50 volunteers out here to help set this up this year will be the 28 year of putting this together. founder patrick carney says they have 175 a bright pink tarps and a border of 220 foot long. she's a sale clogged and this installment is going to be about acre long previous years. it was lit up an led light and now they're going back to the canvas as it was for the 1st quarter century. now, carney patrick carney, the founder, says he hopes the supersize and some a little spark people's curiosity when they drive by what is and how

did it originate or 150 people here installing the giant pink triangle. >> and the reason we do this is it's a giant educational tool. so people become curious and when they see it when they're on the freeway and what is that? and then they look at because part of appreciating and celebrating any pride is knowing where you've been. and this pink triangle is that so we try and commemorate those who were that thing try to go and the holocaust. the pink triangle was one of the many symbols they use >> and this is some it will be up for 2 full weeks from june 17 to july. first in the morning is only just getting started for these people. they have festivities later on reporting live to justice. back to all right. thank you so much to for a live look at that exciting event. we appreciate it. and we're tracking the first big fire in the bay area this wildfire season. it's parked in napa valley. the snow fire started just before 6 o'clock friday night. it's burned more than 100 acres so far the fire

started along snow valley road in the community of pope valley. about half an hour northeast of calistoga calfire just updating the numbers today. it is now 45% contained. this now fire multiple agencies including cal fire. napa county found fire and south lake county fire are on scene. and let's take a video now from overnight. you can see how big the flames got their cal fire says it used 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 choppers to attack the flames. no injuries or damages reported so far. a new report says may was the second deadliest month this year for overdoses in san francisco. the city's chief medical examiner's office reported 74 accidental overdose deaths last month listing fentanyl as the leading cause. half of the deaths were reported in the city's soma and russian hill neighborhoods. francisco has reported 346 total overdose deaths so far this year. one

person is dead after a hit-and-run crash in oakland. it happened around 7 last night near foothill boulevard and dixville vicksburg avenue rather a police arrived on scene and found a pedestrian had been hit by a car. that person died at the hospital. police have not released a description of the suspect or car involved in the crash yet. well, june is gun violence awareness month in california leaders are calling on congress to do more to stop the problem. several lawmakers and community activists gathered in san francisco friday. they say already this year there have been more mass shootings than days of the year. and guns are now the number one killer of children in our country. kids. >> are on edge. they're afraid to go to school. parents are afraid to drop their kids off at school. no place is safe. >> thompson is chair of the gun violence prevention task force in congress. he has called on republican leaders to bring gun violence prevention legislation to a vote in the house. those

demands have largely been ignored. meantime, president biden joined gun violence survivors at the annual gun violence prevention summit in connecticut friday. he also mark the one-year anniversary since the passage of the bipartisan safer communities act, that law directs millions of dollars toward school protection measures, mental health programs and crisis prevention programs. >> described as the most significant gun safety law in 30 years. we will ban assault weapons in this country. we will all the round magazine. >> the biden administration has also passed numerous executive actions and its efforts to combat gun violence in the united states. a 15 year-old boy was shot and killed in santa rosa. police officers were called to a parking lot on corby avenue around 5.30, last night. they found the boy with a gunshot wound. he died after being taken to the hospital. investigators believe the teen was targeted by people

associated with a rival gang. the motive remains under investigation this morning the shooter left the area in a silver suv. a $2500 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. police are investigating an assault at a soccer practice in petaluma. this happened wednesday near north mcdowell boulevard. the victim says he was watching the practice when 3 other teens came up behind him, grabbed him and then repeatedly punched him nearby. adults intervene by pulling the group apart. the attackers ran off. witnesses say all of them had a rather all of the attackers had black ski masks and were wearing all black clothing. happening today, a memorial service will be held for oakley woman. alexis gabe. 2022. after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch, her family and hundreds of community members spent the following months looking for her. her remains were found in november of 2022. in amador

county. the memorial service starts today at 3 at the diablo valley funeral home in concord. it is open to the public. a burger king workers at an east san jose location or going on a three-day strike. kron four's justin campbell spoke with demonstrators. >> cops saying cash years here at burger king in east san tose. white cooking your big whopper because they're going on strike after they say one of their managers forced the woman pregnant to keep it. the ok, see and i took it. feeling really, really sick. >> is she says you can only lora. rae is works at the burger king on story road speaking through a translator. she says her manager made her finish her shift even though she had pregnancy complications. gray is had a miscarriage the next day i took a i die. i do not come back for you. then i went to bathroom and i started crying because i was feeding. i was getting worse and worse and i

was friday. ray is joined her co workers to go on a three-day strike. the s e i u national fast food workers union hand delivered to strike letter to our burger king manager demanding the restaurant's management to restore raise work hours back to 35 hours a week hours that she worked before she had a miscarriage. hoping that all corporations on this time that that work >> are fighting for their rights and an overnight stop the end. they wein has been watching working at that time and i was halfway to lose my job. >> people estate working in condition. i walked that go so i want that day on and other. we have more value than gray is may have lost her baby, but she is not about to lose her fight for workers right to leave work when they're sick without or retaliation. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> coming up, a san francisco continues its fight against fentanyl city. police reveal new information about a disturbing trend. what we're learning about drug tourism. 4th of july is just weeks away. and one bay area county is trying a new strategy to get illegal fireworks the streets. well, the future of the a's hangs in the balance. what will happen with the oakland coliseum? that story coming up. >> got our morning fog are negotiating with that. should clear out for most of the bay except in san francisco. look at kind of overcast for good chunk of the day cooler and windier tomorrow, although a lot of sun. your forecast is next. keep it here.

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>> welcome back kron. morning news. good morning, everybody. and the fog has joined us even in the south bay. this is san jose state to show you how much that overcast skies as penetrating across the bay. don't worry that's going to mix out into the afternoon will be in the sunny. she kind of warm day in the south bay today as well inland up north. what's us up here? this a new front to look out for. this will be tomorrow. we'll get some scattered clouds and there may even get some high cloudiness with that. but the bigger issue is going to be that push of that onshore wind that we're going to get. you're going really pop tomorrow afternoon evening, although there's no wind advisory being posted, the sacramento office may do it for solano county. for today, the house going on here, we do mix the south for most of the bay as we get to the afternoon problem area. san francisco golden gate bridge, maybe southern moran and there. that's a problem area because you have this warming inland. it just brings in that marine layer. that's damp. it's cold.

it's heavy. it stays at the bottom like that. and you tend to get a lot of that fog collecting with milder air aloft. now, this front drops south. tomorrow, we do get some scattered clouds with that. but the bigger issue is going to be those winds and the cooler temperatures behind all of that. that sets us up for kind of a cool week ahead, another spring-like week winds today. there's your pop with inland heating. got the teens 20's at work. but tomorrow they become more apparent to look how they get going here off towards the west and the coast. this is just 2 o'clock in the afternoon. well, in the 20's and then the pop late in the afternoon into the evening to get on the peninsula. looks like a quite windy. a francisco clouds we've got to afternoon clearing going on for much of the bay, though, mild 70's and 80's inland. that front's going to correct temperatures, mostly sunny and cooler. windy afternoon and evening as we discussed. but then next it's spring hanging around a bit. sunny and mild summer is on hold in. the 70's. i said that because the first day of summer from the

astronomer standpoint happens into next week. highs today. 66 san francisco will throw a variable clouds kind of optimistic. we'll get some clearing 71 for oakland, 81 san jose speaking to the 80's you up playing in the east bay, north bay, not so much in the 70's. it looks like and again will be cooler tomorrow going take a look at the 4 zone forecast and extended in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> u.s. airlines face record demand this coming summer. they're expected to carry more than a quarter of a billion travelers from june through the end of august. this is airlines battle. widespread pilot shortages which are expected to get worse. lawmakers working to address the shortage are considering a series of proposals, including fast tracking training programs and raising the pilot retirement age from 65 to 67, approximately 8,000 pilots are needed today. so having this artificial retirement age of 65 years old, it takes good, healthy, mentally fit pilots

out of the cockpit and forces him into retirement. >> as for the airlines, many are combating the pilot shortage by increasing salaries and improving benefits and pilots schedules. well, as the country waits for a supreme court decision on student loan forgiveness, several borrowers are already bracing for hits to their budget. many borrowers rather ending the covid pandemic. pause on payments was a stipulation in the bipartisan debt ceiling deal. so in a few months, millions of borrowers could be making payments for the first time in 3 years. >> inflation has caused us to be in a situation where paying back a loan 3 years ago, 4 years ago, like i was doing a little bit more difficult. a lot more difficult for me these days. >> if a deal is not reached, student loan interest will resume september first and payments will be do beginning in october. the fate of the oakland coliseum is murky with the a's pending move to vegas.

the team is still making payments half of the stadium. we spoke with alameda county board supervisor and chair of the coliseum authority nate miley and he told us that the team's lease expires at the end of next year. if the a's want to extend it, the city of oakland and alameda county would have to vote in favor to allow them to do that. still have 3 payments of 15 million dollars due over the next 3 years. if they leave before, then they might have to pay out what they owe. miley also spoke about what might replace the a's at the coliseum. >> my hope is that the a's since they're buying county's portion would become more co-operative in their conversations with the f members supporting the team group and you have to work and support and 10 crew that take possession of the entire a parcel or the entire property and then be able to develop according to specific plant, which would include sports entertainment, retail,

etcetera. >> but not everyone is convinced the a's will leave oakland just yesterday i spoke with the former president of the miami marlins david samson. he told me he doesn't think the a's are going anywhere and a bit of background for you on this sampson. he led negotiations for the marlins to build their new ballpark back in the mid 2, thousands and you might remember there were a lot of failed tries by the marlins before they finally got the funding for their new stadium in 2009. this is a similar story line we're seeing now with the a's. here's what sampson said he thinks is happening at this point for the a's future. >> there's so much work to be done in order for mlb to even get to a vote on relocation. and what i'm hoping is that we're right now with the edge and that's when deals actually happened. right? when you're at the edge of something really bad happening, the parties get back to the table. the a's mlb and the city of

oakland have to get back and start talking again. that's the key. and i'm hoping that someone picks up the phone first. >> we also know major league baseball is making expansion plans. simpson, whether he thinks it's it's going make more financial sense for an expansion team to land in las vegas instead of the a's. >> it certainly would because having vegas as unavailable expansion city, you get an expansion fee which the owners would all split and be able to pay down debt or get a new player were put in their pockets. so whatever they want to do, there's no relocation fee. so you're taking away a city, vegas that would have been a possible expansion city and you're taking it off the board. >> i also asked sampson for his perspective on mlb commissioner manfred's comments claiming the city of oakland never offered a plan to build a stadium. oakland mayor sheng tao, of course, very strongly disputing that. and sampson said whatever side you're on, whether you're with the a's or the city, it's

important to avoid blanket statements. and it really is time for all involved to figure out how to get this deal done in oakland. well, there's a big uptick in attacks against america's energy infrastructure in recent months. and now congress is trying to figure out how to stop it. there were at least 163 reported attacks just last 44% increase from the year before now, lawmakers on both sides are calling for more cooperation between utility companies and the federal government saying security at america's 7300 plow power plants cannot be left to the private sector. >> we're going to reassess and in critical infrastructure, potentially some of those relationships and make sure there's good coordination to prevent these attacks. >> some energy providers are pushing back claiming local utility officials can make the best choices for their states. and several u.s. government agencies have been hit by an international cyber russian

criminal group is being blamed for this. officials say they're not seeing any significant impact from the attack and they discovered the problem pretty quickly. no military or intelligence assets were compromised. it's still not clear, though, how much personal information was stolen. and keep an eye out for this laser rainbow flag. it flood san francisco's market street next weekend and the nonprofit illuminates debut. the installation called welcome last year with 6 colored laser beam stretching more than 4 miles to represent the world's largest pride flag. this year's plans call for again 12 lasers. it will be on display starting next friday. still ahead on the kron. morning news. one bay area city is trying a new way to crack down on crime. >> details after the break. for the weekend. the juneteenth freedom celebration kicks off this morning at 11:00am in san francisco's fillmore district. it will be

live music. carnival rides a classic car show and even a gospel competition. this happens between filmore street between just utter and between just utter and jackson. it is free to attend.

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police are using a new tool to combat illegal fireworks in the city. the concord connect app now has a feature to report illegal firework activity. police will be focusing patrols on areas reporting a high number of fireworks complaints over the next several weeks. and anyone found with illegal fireworks can be fined up to $500. the san mateo county sheriff is launching a fireworks by back ahead of the 4th of july. people will get up to $75 in cash for turning in any unused or unwanted fireworks. these can be turned in next sunday from 10:00am to 03:00pm at 2500 middlefield road in redwood city. older americans can now get internet for free or at a discount under a new infrastructure law. the affordable connectivity program covers up to $30 per month on internet bills for eligible households. it also lets some providers offer access at no cost participants

in programs like snap and medicaid qualify along with pell grant recipients. the white house says nearly 20 million households are now enrolled. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. major changes to a historic san francisco theater have been approved. >> details up next. the first for the weekend this afternoon city of concord host, their first pride in the plaza event since 2019. the event starts at noon. and at 6, it's family-friendly and features a show with local lgbtq+ talent. there will also be festival booths and food and drinks. sounds like a fun time. this man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. sounds like a fun time. this is free to attend.

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin staff this half hour with a look at our forecast, dave, it's looking pretty cold out there a bit. chilly to start. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and the cool fog clouds and even up the ground that greeting us this morning as well. typical inversion in place. this is going to make a little hard, though, with our set up. >> to get that clearing for san francisco there. you see the ground fog working its way up the hill a little bit off towards the distance would be the bay. and then meanwhile, up to the north will be a front that's going to be a player. more importantly tomorrow. that's going to drive some stronger winds, colder temps and all of that. but for today, as we get that inland heating, that's going continue fortify the bay area with that marine layer in because above us, it's so warm. it's really hard to get this mixing process going on. we do have some drier air that's going to eat away at

some of this. but and that will work for good chunk of the bay. but it will be rough going in summer and cross the golden gate. 67 for any act. a lot of 50's covering a good chunk of the bay. now 60 per hayward. 59. meanwhile, 4 san jose for the a's today. game time 107, mostly sunny, mild as highs reach about 70 got a west wind at 10. tomorrow will be a little windier. however, just to make same game time to 76 at high noon to 3 o'clock word. 83, by the way, you can kiss the 80's goodbye. not just for tomorrow, but it looks like for much of the week ahead. we have another week of spring. it looks like we'll have more details on that. push your 4 zone and a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> san francisco police say most of the people recently arrested for drug use are not actually from the city from forces. reports on drug tourism.

>> here at this recent francisco police commission meeting police chief bill scott says a couple of weeks of a rest data from the crackdown open their drug use of the tenderloin shows that of the 45 users arrested. only 3 were residents of san francisco. he says he's not quite sure what to make of that. i use them talk of people ask why >> for to do it here gotten like, you know, there >> so what that tells us is that we become a magnet regional magnet and maybe a national mac. it is something that san francisco drug recovery advocate tom wolf says he's been trying to get city leaders to recognize as a key aspect of the city's drug problem. >> pat, that we've taken the past few years where it's just kind of like we're looking the

other way of people using drugs on the street. has created kind of a percent to signal and you see the results. now we have thousands of people on the street that are not from here using drugs out in the open and they're doing all kinds of stuff, including breaking a lot of support, their addictions. >> however, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey, thanks to city is taking the wrong approach to address the drug crisis. he said kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, arresting street el sellers and substance use is does nothing to in the or demand of drugs and incarceration actually increases the likelihood of overdoses. but, to the line resident and recovering at it that has been arrested for drug use says he is cautiously optimistic that mayor london breed's drug use detention program may send a different signal to those wanting to come to the city to do drugs. time will tell the kids come out here and do this for a month or 2 and then leave in san francisco. has it made kron 4 news? >> the group fathers fighting fentanyl gathered in front of

attorney general rob bonta is downtown la office yesterday urging bonta to help pass alexandra's law. that law would require courts to read a warning to people convicted or charged with various drug offense is of the deadly effects of fentanyl poisoning. >> when there's an overdose, you have to treat it like it's a murder scene because of fentanyl poisoning. it's so prevalent that it is the main cause of death for overdoses in the united states. fentanyl poisoning is happening 300 times every day. >> in the past, well, addressing the ongoing fentanyl crisis. attorney general rob bonta has said his office is committed to fighting this problem. and kron 4 continues to put the focus on fentanyl. we're tracking the crisis here in the bay area. scan this qr code on your screen right there. it will take you to a special section of our web site that lists our latest coverage. but because police arrested 11 people in connection to thefts at the

great mall. investigators say they found 125 stolen items valued at more than $3200. the mateo county sheriff's office arrested 2 men accused of stealing $50,000 worth of construction equipment that that happened near the intersection of industrial road and cherry lane last weekend, police found the stolen equipment at a home on roloson wrote in redwood city and arrested 2 men. both are accused of commercial burglary, possession of stolen property and conspiracy to commit a felony. happening today, the contra costa fire protection districtiholds a town hall discussion in pinole to help residents prepare for wildfire season. the meeting will happen at 11:10am. this morning. it happens at 10:00am. this morning at pinole city hall located on pear street fire officials will talk about prevention, evacuation plans and answer any questions. this meeting will be streamed on contra costa fires facebook page. and

a much-debated plan to renovate and re imagine san francisco's historic castro theater has been given the green light kron four's. dan kerman reports on the upcoming changes. that long-debated facelift for the castro theater is moving forward. >> san francisco's historic preservation commission has voted to allow the removal a fixed seats in the orchestra in favor of retractable seating which can be used for movies but taken out for live concerts, another planet which took over management and programming of the theater in january of last year and his push to renovate and expand the theater's offerings beyond movies celebrated the decision saying we are honored and humbled to those who supported our plans and to those who pressed us to improve those plans, we say thank you to those who share our passion for preserving this icon. but who do not support our vision. we look forward to working with you. but many remain unsatisfied like san francisco supervisor. aaron peskin

ripping out the runs contrary to what it has been and what it should remain that and is unnecessary and ms. >> really going to be very hard to reverse and it's really a change in its historic use as a an icon for the lgbt community as a movie palace destination during the hearing, the planning commission also okayed nighttime entertainment. beyond just movies and a bar at the facility supervisor rafael mandelman who oppose requiring fix eating says there's a lot of positives to another planets plans. >> the investment of millions and millions of dollars into bowling gone without and that there is critical, essence for a long time making it a, you know, brilliant conformist. the americans disabilities act. i'm taking this. you know, the store. yeah. building and actually refurbishing it. there's a ton of very expensive work to be done. still mandelman says he's keeping an open mind because thursday's decision.

>> could still be appealed to the board of supervisors. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> all right. now to bay area baseball. the giants are in la taking on the rival. dodgers. and this game would go extra innings. >> let's go to the 11 the way brandon crawford comes with single to right field. gave the giants a they would add another run in that inning. francisco wins by a final of 75. the 2 teams play again evening. first pitch is set for 6.10, la script. >> and before last night's giants game, the dodgers celebrated pride night, but that celebration was overshadowed when hundreds of protesters gathered outside the stadiums front gates or and objected to the team's invitation to a drag performance group. chris wolfe has the details. >> they came by the hundreds, if not thousands, swarming around dodger stadium for

pride night 2023, throngs of the faithful, a coalition of catholic and christian groups and activists protesting what they consider affront to their religion and core belief seasons. price is not only are he's lore of america before the dodgers took on the san francisco giants, they paid special tribute to a group called the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the members drag are heavily made up with different names and personas. but all dawn variations of their traditional nun's habit. that fact distress is or outrageous. countless catholics and christians driving many of them to demonstrate and rally before friday night's game. the culmination of weeks of fiery debate and flip flopping. first, the dodgers invited the sisters to pride night, then disinvited them. then re invited them. finally on the field when the stadium was still fairly empty before the

festivities, the ball club honored the group with the 2023 community hero award for charitable and humanitarian work that filled me. >> not only with joy and gladness but a sense of safety, and security and the sense that who i am as ridiculous as this may be is welcome on the faces of the i think everyone's after a good cause. >> even though the happened, from still be able love him invite people be open with everybody. not everyone is supportive my concerns is that they're not sisters you're ridiculing that could sisters in the catholic church for here to pray for them. >> as well because we don't know. they feel that that they need to do this. so >> as activists, we cannot fault anyone for using protest to express their first amendment rights. we hope that the people remain. sit for but

>> and that was chris wolfe reporting for us this morning. meantime, the a's were at home taking on the phillies and it did not go well for oakland. philadelphia jumped taking the lead on the very first pitch of the game and never looked back. the phillies win by final of 6 to one. the 2 teams play again at 1 o'clock at the coliseum. a stanford doctor performed a weight loss surgery on a teen boy that likely saved his life. 15 year-old john simon from southern california weighed more than 430 pounds. the teen's mom says john was born a little heavier than most babies and he continued to gain weight as he grew older, eventually leading to a life-threatening medical condition last september. stanford doctor jeanne pratt perform a weight loss surgery that removed a portion of the teen stomach. 9 months later, john has lost more than 150 pounds. >> the magical thing about surgeries that takes that hunger away. the children

change. they become new people. they they they grow and they they they interact differently with others. it's like a. it's just such a change for them. >> press as diet and exercise often can be ineffective in treating severe obesity and both children and adults. but that doesn't mean surgery is a simple solution. pratt says about one in 4 kids who go through weight loss surgery. we gain the weight and need further treatment. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a north bay city is hosting its first ever pride celebration will be joined live in studio with a city official from sausalito. >> after the break. >> and after taking here this morning, fog should open up the skies well inland for temperatures into the middle 80's in the east bay will keep him in the 70's up to the north bay get a check in the 4 zone forecast for you and extended the kron. 4 morning extended the kron. 4 morning news continues.

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and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. >> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at the san mateo. hey, we're bridge looking like traffic is moving along pretty smoothly at this hour. although the weather may be a good reminder to have a jacket on before you head outdoors. dave. >> yeah, this is true. picking with all those fog hanging around 2 and what kind of amazing is in some of the higher elevations, you know, mount tam, for example, old mount diablo. those numbers are in the 70's up there. but it's at the surface. all this cold, damp air is in place looking okay out of sfo. but

cloud cover and fog issue is going to remain. it looks like in san francisco in southern marin today. then tomorrow it's breezy as it will be in tahoe and monday. see temperatures fall monday recover a little bit on tuesday. lots of sunshine, but it will be kind of spring-like. it looks like for everybody compliments of this front dropping south will get some scattered clouds may be thrown in all of this, but it will be that onshore wind to make note of there's the clearing job you can see most of the bay opens up, although a little problem against san francisco, this damp cold air coming in and also this marine layer warm air aloft. it's really hard to get rid of it. so it's hard to mix it out who it is, drier aloft to that helps. but then tomorrow here comes the winds when that front drops to the south, mostly everybody is going to mostly sunny mode. but again, will be those winds onshore today. compliments of the inland heating. but the real pop happens tomorrow. notice that the coast they stay breezy or windy all day today. tonight, tomorrow and through tomorrow evening, 4 zone forecast covering it today. 66 san francisco along the coast

were going that lower 60's there. 71 going on for burning getting to the south. a 79 for a redwood city. 79 also palo alto in the south bay. we're into the lower to middle 80's east bay shoreline. got the upper 70's tri valley. you're looking 80's as well. 81 conquered 79 going on for walnut creek berkeley, you 65 for today. 66 for vallejo tomorrow, a little cooler, but we do have the strong winds working right across the carquinez strait, which will be today too. pittsburgh about 80 85 antioch, 78 fairfield and 78 also for santa rosa. first day of summer comes for the astronomers out there into next week. but where is it on our 7 day? don't feel it quite that way. lots of 70's ahead. it looks like even dipping to about 69 on thursday as we wait for summer to arrive. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you so much for that. all right. well, kron 4 continues to celebrate all things pride this month. and for the first time in history, the city of

sausalito hosting a pride celebration. happening now through july. 1st. joining me live now to talk about all the festivities plan. our city councilwoman janelle kellman. and we also are joined by the co-chair of the pri committee, scott thornburgh. thank you so much to the both of you for being here today. thank you for having us. that first of all, just tell us how it feels to be at this moment where you're able to host this historic a celebration. it's pretty incredible. a sausalito is never officially had a pride celebration. i've served on the city council now for 2 and a half years last year. i was the mayor and coming out of covid really wanted to be able to bring this to the community. but it just simply wasn't possible. so now that we're able to do it and amazing volunteers making this happen. the community feels really vibrant and alive and really excited about it. you want this me because the bay area is so diverse and we are such a pinnacle or, you know, we talk a lot about diversity

and championing lgbtq rights in the bay area. why did it take so long? would you say set for us to get your? i mean, i think i think it's because you know, celsius acosta, san francisco. i think people always >> rallied around san francisco pride this year because, you know, given that given the state of the world that, you know, lgbtq rights are being kind of attacked all over the world. i think it was a good time for the community to come out and rally around each other and and meet our neighbors. you know, many people. >> haven't been out over the last couple of years with the pandemic. and so was a good time to bring people together and to celebrate the good things that bring us together as a community. >> and and you know, yeah, you know, neighbors. yeah, absolutely. who started the conversation like who really wanted to kind of get this whole thing kicked off? it was so i'm one of the only openly.

>> city council members in all of greene i have another in corte madera. but other than that, you know, there's a lot of representation and human rights are under attack around the country around the world. and it's important that we really step up and show to our community here and throughout california that we believe in diversity. and so one of the things that we did is we put a rainbow crosswalks. yeah. and it's been really an incredible way to bring the community together. i can tell you how many people reached out to say thank you for doing this. thank you for showing the sausalito welcomes everybody because it's not true. everywhere. yeah. and speaking of the end, both of you touched on this in response is a bit earlier. but it really does feel like lgbtq rights are. a bit under threat at the moment of the human rights campaign just called a state of emergency because it observed this increase in anti lgbtq legislation across the country. so are there any steps that the city of sausalito is taking? we know that you're, of course, hosting pride celebrations about the month, but any sort

of concrete legislation or just general campaigns that are happening. they are working well, i'll just share that when i first joined city council in and i said, let's put the pride flag up and we didn't have and so the second year i said, let's put the pride flag up because i know we had one. it went up for a day and came down because we did nothing to pass resolution for the entire month. finally figured it out, right? let's let's make sure that everybody understands that. we welcome anybody to come to the community. you as a contrast, i recently heard, unfortunately that the city of stockton in the county of san joaquin voted to not raise the pride flag in their communities. and so anything that we can do to further show how much we embrace diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging anywhere you are is really important. and walk us through some of the fun things that are planned as well. so you you talk about just lgbt rights are being challenge, right? but >> we've made a lot of progress. and i think that's

really important thing to celebrate. so one of our events this week actually brought the book with this is a by bill jones. he was the first game in america to adopt a he's living in sausalito the they're going to be doing at such books by the bay. i'm going to be hosting up off on wednesday night of next week where bill will be to talk about that experience. you know, so this several years ago and bill going to talking about his experience this week. so that's happening, which is really exciting. and i think that's a great symbol. also, just the progress we've made over the years, other things that we have planned on thursday nigh there's going to be a community gathering on caledonia street, which will be something with a happy hour. there's going to be raffles and prizes and things and then starting next week we have a a kickoff for our official pride on the 29th will be at the sauce. the dissenter for the art. again,

that night meeting artist to better. putting a there are in a first of its kind in sausalito, art exhibit, a this center for the arts. this is a collection lgbtqia artists that are showing off their works. it's called the exhibit is called pride, not prejudice. turning all month long, but we'll have a special kickoff that night with that. meet the artist celebration followed by june 30th, which is the sausalito. a has a annual program. they do call jazz and blues by the and for jazz and blues night. i will have a clear band called adventists and number 8 that's performing out heart. and then on saturday will from kind right wrap things up with night and drag at sheehan men's wear downtown. a whole month celebration. and we're really excited about all of what's planned, wonderful and

just to tie things off here. do both of you have a message for people? this pride month? >> come join us. come join us and celebrate, celebrate yourselves, celebrate your neighbors, celebrate your community. this is a time i think for us to show love really is love. and so we welcome you in sausalito and we'd love to see all month. but especially next week. yeah. thank you so much to the both of you. well, we'll be right

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>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. firefighters make progress on a large wildfire burning in the north bay. we have the latest numbers from overnight and the justice department is taking a new approach to help san francisco tackle the fentanyl crisis. we take a look at what they're planning. and it's become a symbol of self identity and love for the lgbtq community. the iconic pink triangle goes on display today in san francisco. we're live as crews install it this morning. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, june the 17th and

we're covering a lot for use as usual this morning. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting off with not only the traditional fog aloft, but also at the surface, seeing quite a bit of bay area fog. >> hanging around a little bit right above us. the air is very warm, dry that helps, but also very warm and that warm. this is kind of hard to fight through because this marine layer is so cold and damp, it's hard to get to mix out and kind of get out of here a little bit and it's going continue to flow on in from the coast as we get inland heating, there's the golden gate bridge and we'll probably see this fog lift. but we're going to have to fight some of those fog clouds, probably much of the day today. and in san francisco southerner. and that's going to kind of trapped area and along the coast, who is going to be tough going now. the bigger scale, the the macro scale will say or the synoptic scale up to the north. you can see where that frontal system is. that's going to drive winds tomorrow afternoon evening. in case you're wondering where that's coming from. it will be

that front. also coupled with that, we'll get some scattered clouds, but you should see a good deal. sunshine, particularly for well inland today. tomorrow, north bay and also in the south bay to here's a quick snapshot of those winds mostly on shore. they're single digits a little bit picking up around the carquinez strait, which will be whip in pretty good tomorrow. 60's cover most of the east bay. right now we have the 50's for the north bay peninsula and some 60's down south for today. keep the sunshine flow in 79 by 1 o'clock by 4 at 81. and you'll be asking them the 7 day forecast park. where did summer go? we have a spring time forecast for you as well, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that day. thank you. >> happening today, community members are marking pride month in san francisco by installing a display of the iconic pink triangle. >> let's head now to the twin peaks neighborhood where can see a lot of people gathered behind our kron four's tiffany justice and tiffany, you know, this pretty triangle. it carries a lot of significance for the lgbtq community.

>> yes, yt's very meaningful at this time. they have wrapped up installing the iconic trial and they are now placing wonderful king flags along the roadway. let me step out. the shot for you. >> so they're expecting about 450 volunteers out here to help do all of this and help set up this year will be the 28 year. putting this together. founder patrick carney saying they have 175 bright pink tarps and a border of 220 foot long. she's of sail and this stallman going to be about acre long previous years. it was lit up in led lights. now they're going back to the canvas as it during the 1st quarter century that when they started doing carney says he hopes the supersize installment was sparked people's curiosity when they drive by. what is it and how did it originate? >> 450 people here installing the giant pink triangle. and the reason we do this is it's a giant educational tool. so people become curious and when

they see it when they're on the freeway and what is that? and then they look at because part of appreciating and celebrating any pride is knowing where you've been and this pink triangle is that so we try and commemorate those who wore the triangle and the holocaust. the pink triangle was one of the many symbols they use. >> we are in the twin peaks neighborhood in the installment is going to be a 4, a full 2 week starting today until july 1st will have more throughout the morning. back to all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that live. look at a very important event happening in san francisco. and we are tracking the first big fire in the bay area. this fire season is well, it's sparked in napa valley. the snow fire started just before 6 o'clock friday night. it's burned more than 100 acres so far that fire started in august along snow valley road in the community of pope valley. about half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire. just updating the numbers for us today. it is

now 45% contained. the snow fire. multiple agencies including cal fire, napa county fire and south lake county fire are on scene responding to this. and this is video you're looking at now from overnight. cal fire says it used 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters to attack this fire. no injuries or damages reported so far. and new report says may was the second deadliest month this year for overdoses in san francisco. the city's chief medical examiner's office reported 74 accidental overdose deaths last month listing fentanyl as the leading cause. half of the deaths were reported in the city's soma and russian hill neighborhoods. francisco has reported 346 total overdose deaths. so far this year. well, june is gun violence awareness month in california leaders are calling on congress to do more to stop the problem. several lawmakers, a kindred community activists gathered in san

francisco friday. they say already this year there have been more mass shootings than days of the year and guns are now the number one killer of kids in our country. kids. >> are on edge. they're afraid to go to school. parents are afraid to drop their kids off at school. no place is safe. >> thompson is chair of the gun violence prevention task force in congress. he has called on republican leaders to bring gun violence prevention legislation to a vote in the house. those demands have largely been ignored. meantime, president biden joined gun violence survivors at the annual gun violence prevention summit in connecticut friday. he also marked the one-year anniversary since the passage of the bipartisan safer communities act. that law directs millions of dollars toward school protection measures, mental health programs and crisis prevention programs. >> have described as the most significant gun safety law in 30 years. we will ban assault weapons in this country. we will all the round magazine.

>> the biden administration has also passed numerous executive actions in its efforts to combat gun violence in the united states. and burger king workers at east san jose location are going on a three-day strike kron. 4 justin campbell spoke with demonstrators. >> cook saying cash years here at burger king in east san jose be cooking your big whopper because they're going on strike after they say one of their managers forced the woman pregnant to keep it. the ok, see and i talked, i'm feeling really, really sick. >> is she says you can laura rea is works at the burger king on story road speaking through a translator. she says her manager made her finish her shift even though she had pregnancy complications. gray is had a miscarriage the next day i took a if i die. i do not come back for you. then i went to the bathroom and i started crying because i was i was getting worse and worse

and i was friday. ray is joined her co-workers to go on a three-day strike. the s e i u national fast food workers union hand delivered to strike letter to our burger king manager demanding the restaurant's management to restore raise work hours back to 35 hours a week hours that she worked before she had a miscarriage. hoping that all those corporations on this and other >> are fighting for their rights an overnight stop the end. they wein has watching working at that time and i was to lose my job. >> people estate looking in i walked that go so i want that day on and other. we have more value than gray is may have lost her baby, but she is not about to lose her fight for workers rights to leave work when they're sick without or retaliation. >> reporting in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news.

>> the fate of the oakland coliseum is murky with the a's pending move to vegas. the team is still making payments to own half the stadium. we spoke with alameda county board supervisor and the chair of the coliseum authority nate miley. he explained the team's lease expires at the end of next year. if the a's want to extend it, the city of oakland and alameda would have to vote in favor to allow them to do that. still have 3 payments of 15 million dollars due over the next 3 years. if they leave before, then they might have to pay out what they owe. miley also spoke about what might replace the a's at the coliseum. >> my hope is that the a's since they're buying county's portion would become more co-operative in their conversations with the to support a new team group in the sport and 10 crew that take possession of the entire a parcel or the entire property and then be able to develop according to specific

plant, which would include sports entertainment, retail, etcetera. >> but not everyone is convinced the a's will leave oakland just yesterday i spoke with the former president of the miami marlins david samson. he told me he doesn't think the a's are going anywhere. a bit of background for you. simpson led negotiations for the marlins to build their new ballpark back in the mid 2. thousands. and you might remember there were a lot of failed tries by the marlins before they finally got the funding for their new stadium in 2009. it's a similar story line we're seeing now with the a's. here's what sampson thinks is happening at this point for the a's future. >> there's so much work to be done in order for mlb to even get to a vote on relocation. and what i'm hoping is that we're right now with the edge and that's when deals actually happened. right? when you're at the edge of something really bad happening, the parties get back to the table.

the a's mlb and the city of oakland have to get back and start talking again. that's the key. and i'm hoping that someone picks up the phone first. >> and we also kno major league baseball is making expansion plans. stamps and whether he thinks it makes more financial sense for an expansion team to land in vegas instead of the a's. >> it certainly would because having vegas as unavailable expansion city, you get an expansion fee which the owners would all split and be able to pay down debt or get a new player were put in their pockets. so whatever they want to do, there's no relocation fee. so you're taking away a city, vegas that would have been a possible expansion city and you're taking it off the board. >> i also asked for his perspective on mlb commissioner manfred's comments claiming the city of oakland never offered a plan to build a stadium. oakland mayor sheng tell, of course, very strongly disputing that. sampson said whatever side you're on, whether you're with the a's, are the city. it's

important to avoid blanket statements and it's time for all involved to figure out how to get this deal done in oakland. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a san francisco continues its fight against fentanyl city. police reveal new information about a disturbing trend. >> we're learning about drug tourism in san francisco. plus, 4th of july, just weeks away and one bay area county is trying a new strategy to get illegal fireworks off the streets. and after the break, a san francisco pride parade is right around the corner and we're joined live in studio with one of the grand marshals. and he also happens to be a trailblazer for the man: i'm not slowing down anytime soon. to be a trailblazer for the community.

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>> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at san francisco international. we could see. >> a lot of cloud cover over the airport right now. >> hopefully still a good day to maybe step outdoors. let's check in with dave. see you see the sun peering out just a little bit there. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody got to take care of some of this fog. however, here does that the ground level. you can see it here. east bay shoreline covered up for right now, although this doesn't look as bad is it did just about a half hour ago to the north of i draw your attention. what's all that? that's the front that its biggest noise from our standpoint is going to some cooler temperatures really for the week ahead. but some winds to deal with tomorrow today will be breezy in the afternoon shore, but it will be those winds tomorrow. we're looking out for marine layer mixes out for the east bay. it looks like in the south bay, but hangs around around san francisco the coast. it looks like southern moran. that's going to be slow

going. one of the reasons why we have that drier lot. the typical inversion thing, but also it's warmer to a lot warmer. so it gets hard to get that dense marine layer to kind of mix with the process, particularly from the standpoint, the golden gate and southern ran a bit. alright to into tomorrow. yeah. looks much better. the front blasts through here. we get mostly sunny skies, but those winds and that's what everybody is going to notice. no wind advisory has been posted here. but solano county, you folks may get one from the sacramento office. here's what happens today. little bit of a pop, but more importantly that when really never settles down along the coast all late this afternoon really starts to intensify tomorrow. as you can see, a couple little pockets will be quitn windy going on here again. that will be sunday with the passage of our front. all right. today we're talking about cloud cover around san francisco with clearing around the rest of the bay mild, too, with those temperatures, 70's and 80's. but tomorrow, a nice drop going on here as will see inland highs in the 70's, not just your sunday, but on into next week, too. as summer is

put on hold, taking a break. it's taking a holiday, if you will, until we get later on july. maybe 66 san francisco now where plenty of summer to come. 71 open 81. meanwhile, 4 san jose here it is on the big board mid 80's in the far east bay still hanging on to some 70's up to the north bay and 81 san jose. next couple of days here going on. as you can see, little flavor of spring. hang on. we'll have more on that extended forecast. put your 4 zone and a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. a prom for continues to celebrate all things pride this month. >> and our next guest this morning is someone who is no stranger to championing lgbtq+ rights here in the u.s. and abroad. no matter the risks he fled persecution from his homeland, qatar, a land where homosexuality is still considered a crime. doctor nasr mohammed joins us live now. good morning to you. good morning. thank you for having. of course it. thank you so much for joining and i have to say your shoe game is very

strong. i know i work for you today. it's beautiful. actually. love the whole look. thank tell us a bit about, first of all, you're going to be grand marshal in this year's san francisco pride tell us yet. how does that feel? it feels awesome. you know, it's just such honor to be. >> elevated by francisco pride and the city. i want the public about to be the grand marshal celebration this year and it just feels validating. you know, it feels like the city continues to celebrate differences. that's what it feels. know, so you want the public troy vote to be grand marshal. what is that in 2? so i was bunch of people get to be grand marshals and then the board of san francisco pride puts it out to the public to vote and select. >> who they would want to represent the lgbt community during the pride celebrations. now. so i was voted to be community grand marshal. so

what what i will be doing this year is coming out and speaking on behalf of my community here to some celebrate but also show solidarity and resistance together. and you have. >> quite an incredible tell us a bit about your journey to get to this point. so you left qatar and you saw political asylum in the u.s. in your 20's. >> yes, so i was born and raised in and came initially to the united states to and after i finish school, did my residency and specialize in medicine and after i finished, my medical training was time to make a decision. so i had to file for political asylum. as i learn more about my lgbti going to be a while. i was here and it was dangerous for me to go back home and, you know, i just been living my own i open my own business.

i've been involved with supporting lgbt community members from the middle east in different capacities working with different organizations. and then last year, the world merged and my country and it was quite shocking how many people? we're holding such a false narrative about what it means to be an lgbt person. and there was this false belief system that being an lgbt person something that just belongs in certain cities in certain communities. it's like a trend. and that's falls. it is part of human diversity and a good long gender and diversity belongs all cultures and traditions. part of human diversity. and that was the narrative that. that was really important to share by coming out publicly last and it's such a brave thing to do given that it is a crime in your homeland. >> us through some of the activism that you've engaged in. >> so there were a lot of milestones last year. the first move i did was to come out on bbc world both english

and arabic the very first one to do that and my country and when i the dot, i connected hundreds of lgbt individuals and mike from my country we're still living there, but also the ones that have taken asylum in other countries. and then we started working with other organizations, including the human rights watch to shed light on different patterns of persecution that we were facing. so we published the country conditions report on what happens to in october and that led to the birth of a long foundation which is don't leading now. it's the first lgbt organization that is and in to support the lgbt community and the gulf region and we just didn't have a platform before we didn't have a seat on the table when people were holding this conversation and every lgbt person from region was just suffering in silence alone.

this is really what. the mission of this foundation as its to get a sense of hope for individuals that are fighting every day. and this is what pride is too. we really just. want people to now that they're not alone and that that they are represented. >> and you have a message for those who might be living in those communities that still refuse to recognize you. lgbtq rights. so i would say. >> you know, the i have the privilege of leading into people's lives and so many capacities as a physician, but also now a as an executive of a nonprofit to help flee persecution and i want to say being different is not inherently wrong. it's not inherently fear inducing. we need to approach differences with the curiosity and with empathy. there are so many of

us and this conversation is coming up over and over again and different cultures and different contacts and different settings. it time for us to talk about it. we need to talk about it in a very empathetic way. with love, not with fear. we need approach it with love to support the people that are impacted. that's really my main message for the ones that are everywhere even here now. and the united states like we're having a wave of just a rational fear of things. we don't understand. >> well, thank you for being here with us this morning. doctor nas and for sharing a message a look thank you for having all right. we'll be right back.

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stopped this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr tracking all of our weather conditions in our weather cener a day that's getting off to a bit of a cold start but hopefully that will change. yeah, a lot of fog and that to good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody is the east bay shoreline for you. here are shot from uc berkeley. >> and there you can see that fog right up against the hills covering up, also the bay behind it. and a lot, of course, the fog clouds and they're going to remain through much of the day today, particularly along the coast. now, more aloft as the front we can make out up towards our north here to some scattered clouds with this passage and everything. but the bigger issue is going to be cooler temperatures and winds tomorrow night will be pretty much for everybody will be tracking more of those tomorrow, too lower 60's line at the east bay shoreline. already some inland warming at 71 going on for antioch 50's. meanwhile, up to the north bay. 58. meanwhile, for san francisco at the ballpark today for the a's doing battle again against the phillies. 107, game time. temps around 70, mostly sunny and mild. west wind at 10. here's the next few hours for you. 79 at 1 o'clock by 4.81, we can

retire the 8 t the 8 category because it's going to be 70's. it looks like through much of the next week as summer takes a bit of a break. well, that extended forecast for in the 4 zone in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> happening today, community members are gathering up in the twin peaks neighborhood of san francisco to celebrate pride month by installing the display of the iconic pink triangle. let's head over to twin peaks now where tiffany justice is live for us. and tiffany, see lots of volunteers behind you. >> there are a lot of volunteers out here at this point. they are setting up for the ceremony that is set to start at 11 o'clock. so in a few more hours. but joining us right now is marking a he's a first-time argument to go ahead and join us in this thank you for making time chat with us. i do want to talk to you because you are first-time participant this year. what made you want to wake up early

and helping solve the iconic pink triangle? yeah. because of all the circumstances going on in the world right now, just all the response to the community. i just felt like it was time to jump back in again and lend my. >> mind, hands, legs, everything that i could to support my >> i you know, been in the community for a long time. and i just feel like it's my kind of duty in a sense, what's happening in other parts of the i'm grateful for every every chance they and how did it feel to help and saw the triangle on the hillside and to be surrounded around of your friends your it feels great. you know, i at the bottom of the point of the triangle and i looked up and i was just i took pictures and they >> couldn't believe it. it just felt like a real community, which is nice. yeah, you might to sinus

little bit more. you are a participant, but it seems like heavily involved. you help set up so well says going on. the ceremony is set to start at 11 11. then what else after that? some some big i i mean, it's a big ceremony is going to be a lot of a san dignitaries here. the mayor, darcy drollinger of the drag laureate. i think it is. >> donna the senate for the ceremony is going to be a big deal. i think people really like it. they like to be involved with it. they want to be part of the community and support the community. >> so, yeah, it's a nice thing that really do you plan on coming back next year? i do. i think going forward, this is going to be something that's regular for on the maok. thank you so much. mary yet to was absolutely thank you so much earlier, we also spoke with the founder of the pink triangle. patrick. here's what he had to say about why he created 28 years ago. >> 150 people here installing the giant pink triangle. and

the reason we do this is just a giant educational tool. so people become curious and they see it when they're on the freeway and what is that? and then they look at because part of appreciating and celebrating any pride is knowing where you've been. and this pink triangle is that so we try and commemorate those who were the triangle and the holocaust. the pink triangle was one of the many symbols they use. >> and this installment will be up for a full 2 week starting today and will be taken down on july. 1st. but we will be out here throughout the morning to bring you more reporting like to just as kron. 4 news. alright, tiffany, thank you so much for your live coverage of the pink triangle. and francisco. police say most of the people recently arrested for drug use are not from the city. >> kron four's haaziq madyun reports on drug tourism to the city.

>> here at this recent francisco police commission meeting police chief bill scott says couple of weeks of the rest data from the crackdown open their drug use of the tenderloin shows that of the 45 users arrested. only 3 were residents of san francisco. he says he's not quite sure what to make of that. i use them after talk of people ask them why >> if you do it here gotten answers health care to >> so what that tells us is that we become a magnet regional magnet and maybe a national mac. it is something that san francisco drug recovery advocate tom wolf says he's been trying to get city leaders to recognize as a key aspect of the city's drug problem. >> pat, that we've taken the past few years where it's just

kind of like we're looking the other way of people using drugs on the street. has created kind of other sent a signal and you see the results. now we have thousands of people on the street that are not from here using drugs out in the open and they're doing all kinds of stuff, including breaking a lot of support, their addictions. >> however, san francisco supervisor matt dorsey, thanks to city is taking the wrong approach to address the drug crisis. he said kron 4 a statement that reads in part, quote, arresting street level sellers and substance use is does nothing to in the supply or demand of drugs and incarceration actually increases the likelihood of overdoses. but, to the line resident and recovering at it that has been arrested for drug use says he is cautiously optimistic that mayor london breed's drug use detention program may send a different signal to those wanting to come to the city to do drugs. time will tell the kids come out here and do this for a month or 2 and then leave in san francisco. has it made kron 4 news?

>> a much-debated plan to renovate and re imagine san francisco's historic castro theater has been given the green light kron four's. dan kerman reports on the upcoming changes. >> that long-debated facelift for the castro theater is moving forward. san francisco's historic preservation commission has voted to allow the removal a fixed seats in the orchestra in favor of retractable seating which can be used for movies but taken out for live concerts, another planet which took over management and programming of the theater in january of last year and his push to renovate and expand the theater's offerings beyond movies celebrated the decision saying we are honored and humbled to those who supported our plans and to those who pressed us to improve those plans, we say thank you to those who share our passion for preserving this icon. but who do not support our vision. we look forward to working with you. but many remain unsatisfied like san francisco

supervisor. aaron peskin ripping out the runs contrary to what it has been and what it should remain that and is unnecessary and ms. >> really going to be very hard to reverse and it's really a change in its historic use as a an icon for the lgbt community as a movie palace destination. during the hearing, the planning commission also okayed nighttime entertainment. beyond just movies and a bar at the facility supervisor rafael mandelman who oppose requiring fix eating says there's a lot of positives to another planets plans. >> the investment of millions and millions of dollars into bowling gone without and that there is critical, essence for a long time making you bring conformance the americans disabilities act. i'm taking this. you know, the store. yeah. building and actually refurbishing it. there's a ton of very expensive work to be done. still mandelman says he's keeping an open mind because thursday's decision.

>> could still be appealed to the board of supervisors. dan kerman kron, 4 news. all right. now to bay area baseball. the giants in la taking on the rival. dodgers. >> this game would go on extra innings in the 11th inning. brandon crawford comes cropper to right field to give the giants the lead. francisco wins by a final 75. 2 teams play again this evening 6.10, and and before last night's giants game, the dodgers celebrated pride night, but that celebration was overshadowed when hundreds of protesters gathered outside the stadiums front gates and objected to the team's invitation to a drag performance group. has the details. >> they came by the hundreds, if not thousands, swarming around dodger stadium for pride night 2023, throngs of the faithful, a coalition of catholic and christian groups

and activists protesting what they consider an affront to their religion and core belief seasons. price is not only are he's lore of america before the dodgers took on the san francisco giants, they paid special tribute to a group called the sisters of perpetual indulgence. the members in drag are heavily made up with sifferent names and personas. but all dawn variations of their traditional nun's habit. that fact distress is or outrageous. countless catholics and christians driving many of them to demonstrate and rally before friday night's game. the culmination of weeks of fiery debate and flip flopping. first, the dodgers invited the sisters to pride night, then disinvited them. then re invited them. finally on the field when the stadium was still fairly empty before the festivities, the ball club honored the group with the 2023 community hero award for

charitable and humanitarian work that filled me. >> not only wite joy and gladness but a sense of safety, and security and a sense that who i am as ridiculous as this may be is welcome on the faces of the i think everyone's after getting >> even though the happened, from still be able love him invite people be open with everybody not everyone is supportive my concerns is that they're not sisters they're ridiculing that could sisters in the catholic church for here to pray for them. >> as well because we don't know. they feel that that they need to do this. so >> as activists, we cannot fault anyone for using protest to express their first amendment rights. we hope that the people remain. sit for but and that was chris wolfe reporting for u.s.. meantime,

the a's were at home taking on the phillies. philadelphia took the lead on the very first pitch of the game. never looked back from there. the phillies win by a final of 6 to one. >> 2 teams play again at 1 o'clock in the coliseum. >> and for today, here's a look at the high temperatures projected for today. mid 80's going on the far east bay over there. we'll be checking all of this out in your 4 zone forecast. prepare for some winds tomorrow, though. have ski cloud cover al

lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. just really excited here in the studio because we're about to have some great guests on.

but first, let's talk about the conditions out doors. >> it's looking starting may be a little bit of a warm-up now, are we expecting that not really. but you know what you do you do see the skies opening up nicely. they're in the east bay, south bay. here it is. we just saw about an hour ago. >> all this cloud cover going on here. that fog cloudiness that's mixed out, although it's still hanging around san francisco, golden gates of them are. and that's going to be a problem because that's the passageway. >> but that onshore flow as we get that inland heating working in tandem with all about. all right. here's the scenario we have for the mountains in tahoe, windy conditions with the passage of this front drop in response to that little recovery on tuesday. but it's a spring-like week is what it looks like here. futurecast for there's that cloud cover still remains. you can see san francisco spilling into portions of the bay and along the coast not to act of up in tahoe, though. and then as this front drops south tomorrow, some early cloud cover. but everybody should clear out nicely affronts to a nice job, but really mixing up

atmosphere. really? it's that warm air aloft that makes it really tough that like bubble above us. you know, like a balloon. so here's what's going on with the winds onshore pop that happens because driven mostly just by the thermal gradient warming inland. but this front really kicks everything into high gear. look at the winds. no wind advisory, by the way, has been posted. but sullivan county, you might get one. 66. san francisco will do the lower 60's off towards the coast. 71 for burlingame to the south will see some upper 70's 79 going on for palo alto in redwood city. meanwhile, in the south bay lower to approaching middle 80's again, everybody's cooler tomorrow. upper 70's along the east bay shoreline, tri valley. you've got yourself a tease for the most part, a little san ramon, 79 79 for walnut creek, 81 for concord, the lane with 66 78 fairfield. 75 napa and santa rosa coming in at 78 warmest day. we're probably going to get at least for a little while 7 day forecast reveals here comes the front correction into the 70's for

the remainder of the week and not bad at all. as we have spring hanging first out there. yeah, we get into summer on wednesday. however, meet a logic, lee or not to live up to it as summer is on a weeklong hiatus. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. a prom for continues. our celebration of pride month with a look at dragon clear performance culture in oakland. and joining me live now to share more clash members, king, lotus boy and good morning to the both of you morning. the morning. i so excited to have you here with us. love the energy and the look sank. you are going glam so tell us a bit clash of the name, the history, how to get started. >> close was founded in 2018 by mama, celeste and beatrix lehane tax. the bay area's only drag festival. >> and it's not only consists of the dry festival, which is a 3 day dry bonanza, but also

amazing year-round programming. the whole point is to uplift black and brown and trans performers who often don't get spotlight in that and it was, you clash the lash. some of us slash oakland because it's really oakland-based the area cary-based. yeah. and one beautiful in my oakland is really highlighting the amazing art and history and culture that comes out of oakland, right? we know san francisco is known for amazing drag but >> oakland, in my open is just as good. if not better and brings up such amazing artists. and the other great thing i love clash is that we do workshops and panels, which is something that a lot of other drag festivals don't classes really about the community and about uplifting and educating, right? because starting drag is such a big right? so a lot of people don't know what to do order to start so going to a clash in being able to have mentors for instruction or just hearing

people talk about their experiences on panels. it's so you guys just tell that just wrapped recently with tell us how it went. >> was. credible. incredible. there were just 3 days of nonstop performance. the you know, 9th street in oakland was shut washington it was our second year ever of doing islah party. that was all ages opens all free. ask for donations. but, you know, i'm so for me, that was really special because it was the first time we were really >> trying to involve the entire community and partner with local businesses open to uplift to get people who maybe don't always come to oakland to say, hey, this is what our vibrant city is about. and this is what dragon performance art is all about. and you can see nonstop. stunning for stunning and what your opinion makes for a great drag >> i'm a reveal king. okay. in

drag a it's like when you're wearing a costume and open it up and something out underneath problem if you're way off another way off shot out nikki the drag queen of the year. you does this number where she has like literally 6 weeks on point them off one after another. and never got even never what that? >> you know, for me, it's all about the joy. if i see real joy in a drag number, i'm biased. but there were some king group numbers, rebel kings of oakland, 9 inch males where that is my drug sibling, tennessee williams williams who we had the first ever all. >> why black indigenous tracking supergroup. so i part of it. we did a group number. it was just really cool to get represent kings and that way as you probably know, king there does not give in the spotlight as often as drag. queens are kings non-binary jack things. you know, there's a lot of out there don't

identify king or queen like a drag monster on a drug clown. and that's cool. that's amazing that drug is about is you can define it. however, you want to >> and that's the other thing clashes that it really a kings and all types of performance. deejays performance, art musicians and people. you know, we book people from the bay area and beyond and we have a special curatorial committee. that parkland and run. so really making sure that we're always focusing on absolutely. and just last weekend, we had the country's first ever drag laureate on the and we talked. i asked same question, you know it. it really feels like lgbtq+. >> rights are, you know, a bit under threat right now. one human rights campaign, the just announced a state of emergency because of this wave of, you know, legislation that's being passed across the country. yes, the lgbtq community. so what are your thoughts to that? and you know, what actions are you asking from the community?

first thought is that it's nothing new, unfortunately. i mean, now it's very >> blatant and in your face and now we're having very violent laws and rhetoric that is clear. and but i think previously people are a little bit more quiet about it, right? little more subtle. but, you know, if you look at history right, and trans people to conforming people be secure. way to ask. plus, we've always been under attack because we've never fat fit into the norm. right. and what i think is that when people see something different, something that they've never seen before or something that i'm familiar to them. some care, right? i mean, you're scared. you you do things that you maybe wouldn't normally do. you and i mean, there's so much that we could ask as allies ship. but, yeah, i mean, i think the main thing is tangibly supporting drag artist right being a drag artist is extremely hard to make a living. i mean, bare and i we both have jobs outside of drag because very difficult unless you get on a television show or you are

influencer in some way. it's really difficult to make a living just from doing drag. i know so many artists who have multiple part-time jobs, another job and have to really mix after sacrifices in order to make happen. so i'd say show up for local drag artists go to the show's tipped them. you look downright, especially in the in pride month. you know, if you work at a company organization that maybe isn't necessarily like a nonprofit that's based on lgbt rights. but you want to have a pride celebration, welcome local artists and pay them well, because it's so scary to be a drag artists right now, right? people are going to hate crime left and right. even are even in our liberal bay area. i'm nowhere is really safe. what about i think that there's just so many tangible ways to provide support, whether that's calling representative that to being a royal guard. member of drag story hour. just standing there and being a physical supporter. >> there's so much fear and false narratives out there,

performers and and trans people are just really beautiful. people living their lives and there's nothing scary about so giving voice to that. and, you know, just making that a wave is really what i would say. just there's always always time to speak out. it's always time to show your support. and it's always time to stand with with all of all lotus boy and bear clash. thank you so much to the both of you for your time. thank thank you. and i hope to see you at the show. all right. thank you so much. and we'll be right back.

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>> right, welcome back. let's take a quick look at the 7 day. all 7, here's the deal. today we have temperatures still getting into the 80's well inland. we do have that strong onshore wind that's going to be work tomorrow for dad. watch out. temperatures fall in response to all of that. and you can see for the week ahead, allegedly this is june every way. >> summer gets here with the equinox that and i'm sorry, the solstice thing arbor on wednesday, which is astronomical start of summer. nobody's paying attention the weather department. so we're going to skip in. the 70's is abou all week long. so plenty of summer to come. so enjoy this forecast. peak right for it >> ok, thanks a lot, dave. and that's it for us here. have call for weekend news. i'm stephanie lin. thank you so much for joining us. and we'll see back here tomorrow. bright and early at 07:00am have a great day.

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