>> one person is injured after a fiery overnight crash in the east bay. the potential impacts on your weekend commute and we're tracking the % latest wildfire burning in napa county. the latest on efforts to get this now fire

under control. and some say it marks the official start of summer. we take you inside the opening of the alameda county fair. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday june. the 18th. let's get a first check of your forecast with dave sphar. good morning. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody looks like a sweet sunday in store for us. good day for dad going on here today with lots of sunshine. this is how we even start the day off with a decent amount of sunshine as well. not much the way of fog notice that flag working. >> yeah, breezy today and in some spots getting down, right? a little windy but homeless. no traffic there on the golden gate. as we start the day being sprayed by some high cloudiness from some traffic up to the north. we talk a little bit about this before, but we see with this onshore wind event for not just today, but also into

tomorrow. maybe a few little scattered clouds passing. here's the latest check what the winds are going. mostly single digits, coupled up with double digits off to the far east bay little bit and the carquinez strait also along the coast, a little breezy areas to mid to upper 50's. now 64 for antioch. we have 54 up to santa rosa. 58. meanwhile for san jose, again, lots of sunshine on tap. nice temperatures to 73. well inland. get used to it. there's more on that 7 day forecast as well. i'll have details later. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. breaking overnight, 2 people are dead and 3 others wounded after another mass shooting. >> this time and washington state police now have a suspect in custody. that shooting happened around 8.30, at the gorge amphitheater campgrounds about an hour north of yakima. it happened during the beyond wonderland electronic dance music festival in a campground just outside the concert venue. the gregc county sheriff's office says the shooter was among those wounded. officials say

the gunman fired randomly into a crowd of festival goers before being taken into custody. the rest of the festival is canceled for now as the investigation continues. and also overnight, one person is recovering from injuries after fiery crash involving several cars in rodeo. this happened on i-80 west near cummings. skyway near crockett. one person was sent to the hospital. all lanes are back open, but the off-ramp is affected. expect delays. and it's now just over a week since 9 people were shot in san francisco's mission district kron four's amanda hari spoke to one of the survivors. family members. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors. >> and his brother christian,

hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. >> christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best. >> lake also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys. diaphragm, braids and yet a breathing tube for the first few days. but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened. remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he you feel something to make. bag was on his site covering the area where he was he moved to the back the soft. but coming out of the side and he told his friend who was

started him, got to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definitely am like more fearful of like my brother going now you know, he works in the city and his girlfriend lives in the and so off here like. watching. watch your back. >> that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the family is trying to raise money to help pay for miguel's medical expenses. a memorial service for alexis. gabe was held last night at thdiablo valley funeral home in concord. went missing in january last year after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch, family and hundreds of community members spend the following months looking for her. her remains were found in november north county. her father gwyn, gabe spoke with kron 4 at the memorial.

>> so far we've only recovered about 75% the remains, but we're not going to stop until we find the rest of the don't think ever be we lost our daughter. she's but we are not done. think if were just getting started. >> the service was open to the public. a funeral procession is planned for tomorrow afternoon at one. and the public is also welcome to that. only the gabe family will be allowed inside the crematorium for their last good-bye. and now to an update on the snow fire burning in napa county. that fire now 65% contained. it started around 6 friday night along snow from valley road in pope valley. that's about half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire sending plenty of resources, including 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 choppers crews will continue to work to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots. and you might call this a whale of a tale. a palo

alto teens boat was attacked by a killer whale. >> well, out to sea off the coast of southern spain. >> you may remember cal currier we here on the weekend morning show. he sailed across the atlantic ocean. >> from the east coast last summer. well, he and his family went on another adventure this summer. but this time it was cut short. kron four's gayle ong has the story. this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales attend cal careers. vote argo. hello. this is the argo. this is the argo. his father immediately calling for s o the vote was adrift on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at of the roof. what was that like? >> it was very brief and very intense. speaking to us from portugal. currier says the incident lasted about 4 minutes. me and my brother were. >> lowering the sales turning off the engine, doing things

to trying to bore them. we hope that worked for them is that they would go away. it did not. >> it all came to an end when his boat was spotted by a rescue team. and towed to safety last year. the palo alto native, who was 16 years old at the time sailed solo across the atlantic ocean arom the east coast. this time he was sailing to greece with family. and while no one on board was hurt by the killer whales for had. >> it had a writer. in its mouth the boats is now destroyed. couriers experience is just one of several recent attacks off the coast of southern spain. local maritime rescue service say there have been dozens of reports of attacks on vessels so far this year. >> on the spanish and portuguese coast courier sold that totaled boat to a marine repair shop for 500 eur. ultimately leaving his quest to greece at a standstill. best would have been to just get all athens. the second

best. >> attacks by orcas because that's a cool story. and i'm gonna member that for the rest of my life. >> meantime, experts are not sure why these or get tax happened happening. but there are 2 theories. one, the orcas are playing or 2. the whales are taking a sort of revenge after years of being injured by boats. gayle kron. 4 news. interesting theory. well, it's the alameda county fair's opening weekend. the three-day or rather 3 week long event is considered by some as the unofficial start of summer kron four's tiffany justice live for us in pleasanton with more. and tiffany loving all that color behind you. yes, the stuffed animals is actually their opening weekend. >> 18 bucks. general admission. what a great way to spend your sunday. and joining us right now is megan kreider to come down. yeah. so i mean,

the alameda county fairs a kickoff to summer. so, you know, today is father's day. you know, families come on. now we've got a nightly concert. we have a movie on the lawn at 06:00pm. obviously we're in the carnival. we've got a lot of some live horse racing as well. movie which movie are talking about have the boss baby on our concert lawn this evening. and we were actually talking about concerts earlier. you. what's your guys is concert line? what performers can we expect? yes, so we have bay area's own e 40 coming out. we have joe nichols, leann rimes and even just mccartney. and when it comes to actually organizing affair in putting together, it's a lot of work. how much work to is put into this and how many visitors you actually see every year? yeah. so i mean, just to put it into perspective, we are already working on fair for 2024. so, you know, it is a very long process, but it's incredible to see it all come together. and as for guests, we're playing around 425,000 to 450,000 guests. we're just excited to get everybody through these gates creating lasting memories with their

friends and family. we talk about county fairs, we're talking about exhibit its vendors, food. a lot of people come down for the food. let's talk a little bit about the exhibits. are there new exhibits this year? yeah, i mean, we try to incorporate obviously there are some of the classics of people are coming back for every year, but we always try and have either new competitions and stuff for people to look out for every summer. and we're actually talking about a butterfly exhibit, correct? correct to, you know, you can get up close and personal and feet. some butterflies, very food. we are going to talk to a vendor later on this it sounds pretty me. do you mind telling us a little more about this vendor? yeah, of classic fair corn dog. feel like a lot of people are coming to the fair. they want their corn dog. i'm the spender has been around for a really long time. so we're looking forward to go talking to them and, you know, just a little more about their family and their business. and sounds like it's a make your own corn dog kind of set up, right? we will be making our own corn dogs. but, you know,

when they hear when they're here at the fair, you fresh hot, you know, the best way to have a corn dog us here at the fair raising. so how can people, you know, buy a ticket? how much do they cost? yeah. so we recommend going to our website. alameda county fair dot com. you can get all kinds of tickets there 18 bucks for general admission is a discount for children and seniors and the military are free all day every day with a valid id. perfect. megan, thank you so much for joining us this morning. i am going to send it back to you guys in studio. alright butterflies, great music and corn dogs and sound like something that's going to be a great time. >> thanks so much, tiffany. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a look at president biden's first major campaign rally. >> the highlights from his announcement in philadelphia. plus, how one east bay library is celebrating pride month. why organizers say the program so far has been a success.

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it's so it's a nice start to the day. we'll see quite a bit of sunshine here. but what's different is we're going to see more in the way those winds and in some cases will be a little intrusive. >> no wind advisory posted with any of this, but still it will be quite active again. here's the east bay shoreline. there's your haze off towards the distance. a little fog for the right to. you can see just sandwiched in between and above us. nice blue skies. and that's what we should see for today. a lot of blue skies again, some high cloudiness to come to pass. but those winds are around today and also into tomorrow with auction of temperatures going forward as well. here's kron 4 go forward on futurecast for not much to see clearing up in. not much happening up in the mountains either in terms of that afternoon, pulsating of rain want to stop this from monday morning because we do see some scattered coastal clouds working there. you can see in the santa cruz mountains a touch, but then that will mix out pretty quickly by monday afternoon. so monday looks pretty sweet, too, but actually will be probably one of the coolest stays in the week. so we're getting kind of a flavor of more of a spring time forecast than summer onshore winds. here they are

all day today to get quite active late in the afternoon evening. well, in the 20's, we do it again for your monday. even to start never really settles down along the coast and then excuse me into the evening hours. we're still well in the 20's in the 30's as we speak right now, there's no statements for this. even solano county, but it's really close. and in some spots, it will be getting close to that threshold. they're a bit so wendy's probably a fair description to talk about of those winds, sensitive areas today. tomorrow off the half moon bay, we do have some coastal clouds hanging here, though, of got some clouds to start. and then we've got clearing going on mild for 70's and 80's or so early into the week. mostly sunny and cooler. that's monday will be our coolest day. got windy on tap for monday as well. then late in the week, we warm up a little bit midweek and then drop back down again. the singsong type pattern is actually more like a spring-like one than summer again for today. 64 going on san francisco. 68 not as warm

and breezy and 73. san jose give you the wide perspective. most readings will never even see 80, although getting off the close 79 is also for santa rosa see a little bit of warm up by midweek. we'll have that extended forecast and look at your 4 zone to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> today is father's day and national retail federation. a survey from them. it shows that americans plan to spend a record high. 22 billion dollars to celebrate. if you're looking for a last-minute gift. the top gifts for dead include special outings, clothing and gift cards. so there's still time you can always run down to the target pictures your data but gift card. if you want to. a start-up company is reinventing meetings through a hologram. rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> we're all so used to zoom calls, but one company believes they can be better. they're using holographic technology to make meetings and presentations more realistic. zoom has become so

commonplace. it's synonymous with the video i think we've all experienced zoom fatigue after a couple years of dealing with the pandemic. now companies are making virtual conversations more realistic. rich demuro here. rich on tech. i a hologram technology from a company named art can turn anyone into a realistic-looking hologram instantly when a hologram appears people sit up in their seats a little bit. the technology consists of 2 parts, a basic studio. >> then this box with an lcd screen. they can be thousands of miles apart and you can still present and interact live. think of yourself as a hologram. well feels pretty good, especially because i didn't have to go to the air for illusion. works really well. and we're using lights to cause some natural and then taking that shot on putting it in the box. help create that illusion. it does feel like there is a person standing there even though.

>> i know there's not because i'm right here. the technology started out more complex and expensive. this holographic technology can you from here to pretty much anywhere in the world. here's me in 2017 testing a version that required a 30 by 10 foot screen and stage are still uses that for large scale events. >> but the smaller holographic studios and boxes are turnkey and now inside several we work locations around the world. we're not trying to replace all meetings. a lot of people are looking to hop on planes every week. so this isn't a solution to kind of reduce a little bit of route. this technology truly looks realistic. and even though the price isn't cheap, it has come down considerably in recent years. that system rents for about $5,000 a month. if you want to learn go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you. >> are tech smart. >> kron 4 is your local

election headquarters and weeks after announcing his reelection bid, president biden hit the road on saturday for his first campaign rally. >> evan lambert has more from philadelphia. >> at his first big event of the 2024 campaign. president biden hit on a point. we can expect to be a staple of his stump inequality in the tax code attacking billionaires for loopholes. they take advantage i don't mind the here. just pay your fair share of and piling on big corporations who pay little tax on massive profits. big oil may. a 200 billion dollars in profit year. >> and they got and 30 billion dollar tax break on top of some of a hedge fund managers and crypto traders. these things are going to change up help. a lot more happened. our

tax rate school teacher. >> yes, to cheers and chants of let's go, joe coming from those union workers, organizers of the saturday rally estimate 2000 people were in attendance to give their endorsements. the rally organized by the a f l c i o a group of 60 of the largest labor unions which endorsed biden for re-election friday. the earliest endorsement in the group's history. he also picked up endorsements from 17 other labor groups kicking off his campaign and the democratic stronghold of philadelphia where unions rule and in the all important swing state of pennsylvania, which flipped for biden in 2020. but where his victory was razor thin. with biden taking 50 to trump's 49% of the vote. local way. i see you know, we do stays hands of stuff like

that. so, you know, support us and with the outside the convention, center's supporters largely told us they were all in for biden. one man said he wished a democrat would challenge the incumbent president who if he wins would be 86 at the end of a second term. i think it's better. >> the others, the other options. i do wish that the come up with some more options to look like anybody else is stepping up. but i as challenging as everything is that rather have see biden again for 4 more years any of going. to be honest with republican nominees at this point. >> and that was evan lambert reporting for us. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. how big corporations are responding to president biden's pushed to get rid of so-called junk a new study

says when you eat your food may be key to helping you ward off type 2 diabetes researchers with new york les ang lee's laying own health, say intermittent fasting could help those with high risk of diabetes. study involved participants eating 80% of daily calories before 01:00pm. we're half of daily calories before or rather after 04:00pm. the study monitored people with pre diabetes and obesity and found that time eating helped reduce blood sugar fluctuations. the u.s. department of agriculture is introducing a new effort to weed out false or misleading animal-welfare claims on meat packaging. the producers must now get clearance from the food safety and inspection service. before adding labels such as grass-fed or free-range on products. these

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>> all right. good morning, 7.29. this sunday. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at our father's day forecast today. >> 70 good morning. good morning, everybody. it's a pretty nice sunday coming our way today. lots of sunshine, even to start the day in most locations, although a couple little problem areas. yeah, along the coast, some of this cloud cover kind of remains a little bit. the fog clouds and so forth. this should probably break up, though, for us as we get to around noon. but around the bay is looking pretty good right now. now a law for mike to be sprayed by some high cloudiness both today and will be some coastal clouds tomorrow. but on balance, it's a lot of sunshine and no real interference. the fund that we're getting, it's going to drive those onshore winds. that's a feature today. and also tomorrow, upper 50's and our most. the readings are telling us 55, for example, half moon bay. 68, meanwhile, off to antioch, 59 for concord and 58. meanwhile, 4 san jose

at the ballpark today. the phillies do battle again with the oakland one of 7 game time. temperatures a little cooler. upper 60's, mostly sunny and windy. watch out west at 20 gusts of 25 and it will be during the bulk of the game to 6 to 9.11, to 2. we're at 73 coming up. action a bit. we're going to be talking about the 4 zone forecast for you and into next week, which is going to more spring-like then summer. stephanie. >> all right, david, thank you this weekend marks the end of yearlong monthly pride programming at the san lorenzo library. the alameda county library launched the series after members of the conservative group proud boys disrupted a drag story time event. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> the comics expo held at the san lorenzo library. saturday marks the end of the year long series of monthly lgbtqia plus events hold every month is pride programming drag

performer chi chi, the michaels says has we're a community making sure that every month there's something that allows some visibility and some space being made for the people were there that day or who have heard about it and were impacted impacted by that. is that negatively? she is referring to a day last june when members of the local chapter of the conservative group proud boys frighten people attending a drag story time event. >> and just last weekend, people tied with the same group that protested last year return to denounce another drag story. time event was also met with a number of counter protesters and people there and support. >> so it is it's it's about the first amendment. alameda county library. and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation,

particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire says a lumber mill caused a wildfire that tore through a northern california town, killing 2 people and destroying many homes. that fire sparked at the roseburg forest property in the town of weed located in siskiyou county. officials say the flames burned through more than 39,3900 acres torching 144 structures, a spokesperson with roseburg said the company fully cooperated with the investigation into the wild fire. one in 6,000 purple flags are on display at sonoma

county senior sentir to spotlight elder abuse awareness month. the flags represent the number of suspected abuse reports in sonoma county last year. the campaign is being led by the county's human services departments adult protective services and senior advocacy services department. the county says they got 6,029 reports of suspected elder abuse last year and another 949 cases of alleged abuse were reported to a program which investigates allegations of abuse in nursing homes. we district ing. it's a process of drawing up electoral boundaries for elected officeholders. but for years there have been questions over equitable representation and lack of trust in government. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, the something member behind this bill says in some of the state's largest cities and counties, redistricting process lacks transparency and importantly lacks an independent process. and now he says it's time for i its

the leaked audio recording heard around the nation last fall, white >> want >> former la city council president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw their districts for the next so according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time.

>> elected in their own self-preservation and self-interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent redistricting commission by the end of the decade. we know that. >> the people should be involved in drawing political boundaries. it shouldn't be a tool for us to preserve our own power to gerrymander communities, to break apart communities. and that's what we've seen happen in many places across the state and especially. >> in my home city of los angeles. do we need to change that? but we needed to change that the statewide scale and he's well on his way to making that a reality open roles. his bill passed the assembly last month with more than three-quarters support. not a surprise to brian because he argues it's an idea that has worked elsewhere. >> statewide,aan independent non-partisan commission draws lines for legislative and congressional districts and several counties, including fresno kern and san diego have their own commissions as well. and while the legislation did

face some opposition due to concerns, select jurisdictions may not have the resources or money to fund an independent commission. brian is confident they'll have time to plan for it as he moves forward with the bill. he argues is necessary even more than building trust. creates a process that's participatory. folks can engage. folks can get activ . we've shown time and time again that an independent process. >> is the right process. so let's not peace, milling and leaving communities behind. let's do what's right for all of california. and the bill now heads to the senate. brian tells me he's confident it will receive enough support there to make it to the governor's desk. >> reporting near sacramento eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> los angeles city council is calling for a criminal investigation into the recent shipment of migrants from texas to los angeles. it wants to know whether the transport of migrants lead to illegal human trafficking, kidnapping or other crimes. a bus carrying 42 people, including 18 children, arrived at union station on wednesday after a grueling 23 hour drive. some

of the migrants said they have had no food or water migrants from florida and texas have also been shipped to other major cities across the country. 140,000 people left california last year and now a small northern california county could be leaving as well. a group of residents are calling on el dorado county to secede from california. it's home to fewer than 200,000 residents and home to the southwest portion of lake tahoe, changing the state's boundaries does require both the approval of congress and the state legislature. consumers don't seem ready to slow their spending despite high interest rates. latest commerce department report shows retail sales were up 0.3% last month. this includes physical stores online retailers and restaurants. it also reports an increase in all categories except gas stations and other stores. many economists predict spending will eventually slow. ticketmaster owner live nation and seatgeek have announced they will no longer have it in

these. this follows president biden speaking to executives asking them to get rid of hidden junk fees starting september. live nation says it will automatically display their total prices up front. >> i'm asking they're competitors to follow suit and adoption all up from treasury as well. >> the president is now calling on congress to help get rid of hidden fees completely. for the first time in 22 years. bud light is dethroned as the nation's top selling beer and now drinkers are hopping over to modelo sending sales soaring for that mexican brand brooke shafer reports. >> today's consumers have started shying away from light beers instead opting for something like a hard seltzer. but that plus some recent controversy created what one expert described as the perfect storm but life to lose its top spot. >> there's a new top beer in town. modelo officially taking

over bud light's rain as the top selling u.s. beer last month. look at how but but why and now that the mother recent numbers show the mexican beer modelo esposito was the top selling beer in the u.s. in may with 8.4% of overall sales. but light came in second with 7.3% of the sales bumped from the number one spot after more than 2 decades. this is almost textbook. >> ms brand management mistake on the part of bud light. the real question is how are they going to play? how are they going to react? the beers downfall follows backlash from the company's partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney impressive carrying skills, right? i got some bud light's forest. recent sales have plummeted some customers including singer kid rock vowed to boycott the beer.

>> in the 4 weeks that ended june 3rd, bud light sales dropped close to 25% a trend. sammy atari says he's noticed at the store. he manages in miami springs. florida is certainly was ascending way on the slow rate sold. swathe introduced approach is less. >> bud light's parent company said it plans to triple its marketing spending in the u.s. this summer in hopes of regaining that top spot here at home, especially as we inch closer to a major holiday for beer sales. the 4th of july. >> all right. coming up on 4 is celebrating pride all month long. how one community is working to help out the indigenous lgbtq+ community here in the bay area. and the giants playing a historic game against the dodgers here. the details of their winning game. >> you know, we're supposed to be walking into summer this week, but boy, spring was to hang on, including for today. spring-like winds going on

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>> for continues our celebration of pride month today with a closer look at the 2 spirit community. there is an organization in san francisco that works to support the indigenous lgbtq+ community. there. and 4 sarah stinson spoke with members to learn more. >> the grant tree. for the bates powwow 2023, this is the annual to spirit powwow in san

francisco. it's put on by the organization. bates. >> which stands for bay area, american indian to spirits. it's been around for more than 23 years hosting cultural events for the indigenous lgbtq+ community members describe what it means to identify as to que people. >> the tended to look at them incorporating or having 2 spirits within themselves. one male, one female who spared was created for to scare people by to spare people bait hosted the first ever to spirit powwow in the nation 12 years ago. >> now they're popping up all over the country. this year's event was held at fort mason in february. 4,000 people attended allowing everyone to celebrate their heritage and culture and sexuality. incredible feeling to be able to to spirit and to be indigenous and being your culture as well. so >> it's remarkable thing we are happy, very glad to be

able to provide that. all bates events are alcohol and drug free. >> jim eagle is the chair of the board. he says having a sober environment is crucial. really important to me as somebody who has 26 years of sobriety, myself, i do have a twin brother who passed away and several other family members effect who passed away from alcoholism, including biological mother. according to american addiction. center's alcohol is the most commonly used drug among american indians more than any other ethnic sober for the last 18 years. >> one program in 15 in another and i had multiple family members alcoholism, hopefully by sharing. sorry, my personal journey. get folks hope. >> as the van to run organization continues to grow. angel fabian is the first paid executive director members. tell me the reason this organization has grown over the years is because it

offers a sober place for prayer and socialization where people within the community can connect. bates also host monthly talking circles to offer support. >> it's critical. you know, the shoes of isolation. the issues not being understood by their count communities. in. and, you know, some of the coping mechanism said it's really about that. >> collective prayer. what can we do together? how do we get then take? how do we share? how do we show up? how do we love? how do we beat kind to fall? how do we fully alive? >> we will see members of baaits at the pride parade doing open prayer and a land acknowledgment. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. what a neat story. >> and taking a live look now outside at the bay bridge this morning. starting to see some nice blue skies up above for your morning father's day commute. let's check in now with day for more on all of that. hello good morning,

stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're off to a pretty sweet start. it looks like that even an sfo. no delays happening there, too. so this father's day looks to be pretty nice, except for do have that onshore. wind have to deal with both today. >> and tomorrow, sfo, no delays going on today and not much the way of fog either. also tahoe, if you're headed that direction, let's keep the sunshine flowing. temperatures not bad, if not a little on the cool side. maybe 50's we pop to about 67 on wednesday we're going to see a nice little pop happened right here in the bay area by mid week as well. future cast for is relatively uneventful, particularly for today, even up in the mountains. maybe a few scattered clouds. that's all she wrote tomorrow morning. some scattered clouds trying to work here around the santa cruz mountains and monterey of that mixes out for another sunny day. this will be probably the in the bunch with that continued onshore wind until we start a little warm-up trend to the middle of the week. let's jump to those winds. as i mentioned, they will be onshore today. pretty good coverage in the 20's are, but it's getting the goods step spring breeze here.

getting a little windy, though, in pockets and particularly along the coast in the west. through tomorrow. so it's going to take about a 2 day event to kind of wind this thing down and we'll go to our many warming phase. what a city out to the tropical atlantic. this isn't a storm yet is just a collection. they're looking at the far eastern atlantic. there you have it. this blob here. arlene is the first name on the list this year. this is a lot of ocean. it's got to go through this time of year. you tend to have a lot of issues going on around the caribbean. so it's not to august the distressed to get all the more interesting for the mid latitudes. always. this is the tendency 64 in the 4 zone forecast. san francisco along the coast were in the lower 60's. 66 going on for burlingame to the south. let's to about 71 for redwood city. 74 palo alto in the south bay, lower 73 cupertino, east bay shoreline, upper 70's tri valley, looking at the middle to lower 70's again. another great weekend going on here for the alameda fair. 76 for a one. a creek. 77 conquered. 66 berkeley play. how you got 68.

79 fairfield. 75 for napa and 79 santa rosa, 70 forecast. here's our warm day. coming up your wednesday at 77. some scattered clouds kind of finish off the week a bit, if you will. and at the coast. let's keep them in the 60's through the period and in some upper 50's to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you for that update. the oakland soul sports club host its first ever pride day today at merritt college, the club host, the san francisco spike soccer club and prior to them actually will be a talk about the club's mission and issues of the lgbtq+ community in sports kickoff is at 02:00pm. and the face off against the dodgers. breaking some new territory. kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney has more. >> the giants have been on a pretty solid streak, winning 5 straight games, including their matchup against the dodgers in la and fans having some fun banter heading into game 2 of the series at chavez ravine. it was a pitching duel until the 5th brandon crawford

was one. some open grass in right field. luis matos comes into score and the giants have a one. nothing lead. the inning continues to man on for lamonte. wade junior swayed sense it way out to right. and it. on. that makes it nothing. giants and then just to make sure there wasn't going to be a comeback there up 5, nothing in the 6th bases loaded for jd davis. he hits a mammoth shot to straightaway centerfield. of the season. the giants. dodgers squad like this in quite some time. in fact, no one has 15, nothing. the final score and get this. that is the largest home shutout loss for la and 125 chance for giants to sweep the series on sunday against their socal rival. that's it for sports. >> all right. the a's were taking on the phillies. the

game was tied at one apiece and went into extras until the reds took a 2 to one lead in 11. but the a's responded at the 12th inning. a grounder was hit into centerfield. that puts the phillies up 3 to and that's how it ended is losing 12 innings. they will try to salvage the series by getting a ring today. first pitch is 01:00:07pm, for your weekend. it's time for the 2023 native contemporary arts festival. it's a full lineup of free outdoor music theater. >> and more the festival runs today from noon to 03:00pm. it is free to attend. we'll be right back. all right. the san

francisco opera celebrating 100 years of music. the company hosted a special concert at the war memorial opera house friday night for 3 hours. soloists and conductors performed in front of an extended slide show that displayed the company's milestones and past productions. a happy centennial to them. sounds like a gorgeous night and calling all hello kitty enthusiasts. check this out. the hello kitty pop-up truck rolled back to the bay area with a first stop in walnut creek's broadway plaza and the line. it's quite long. those who attended got to snag some exclusive goodies and limited edition collectibles that sweaters cute. if you didn't make it to yesterday's stop, there are some more events happening over the next few saturdays in san francisco.

san jose and pleasanton. and take a look at this grand the heir dale terrier. not good at taking no for an answer. looking quite stubborn. there. the puck refused to leave a pub in england. he even laid over on his side. the owner tries to encourage the dog to move. but after several failed attempts g finally just pick some up to get him to walk. she says the dog has never been inside the pub isn't sure why he wanted to go so badly. but hey, it's 5 o'clock somewhere. coming up on the kron morning news, it is time for the alameda county fair. we take you inside some of the planned for today. >> and we continue our coverage of last week's mass shooting in san francisco's mission district. we hear from the family members one of the people affected by that shooting and one person is injured after multiple cars collide into each other in the east bay. the latest details coming up. one person is

injured after a fiery overnight crash in the east bay. the impacts on your weekend commute. and we're tracking the latest wildfire burning in napa county. the latest on efforts to get the snow fire under control. and some say it marks the official start of summer. we take you inside the opening of the alameda county fair. >> from the area's local news

station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday june. the 18th. let's get a first check of your forecast with dave spot. >> stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. lots of sunshine going on for this father's day and mild temperatures, although a little bit of an annoying wind in some pockets. however, we'll see the pick up a little bit this afternoon. and tomorrow already the golden gate bridge. there you have it. notice the flag flapping a little bit there with the onshore winds again today. tomorrow will be the most active coupled with the lower level moisture that we get with. some of the fog will get some upper level scattered clouds at times. but the most part will relatively thin. pretty much sunshine for everybody. there's your onshore winds right now. pretty much single digits. a couple pockets double digits that will be building into the 20's and some pockets, even 30's both today tomorrow and again, someone prone areas where it's 60 going on. santa rosa, lower 60's line up the

east bay shoreline with 57 for freeman. 62. meanwhile, 4 san jose for the day ahead. 71 expected by noon and there the winds kicking in 73 at about 3. now. take a look at your forecast going on into next week. we have a warming phase in the middle of the week. cooling off into the following weekend. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> breaking overnight, 2 people are dead and 3 others wounded after another mass shooting. this time in washington state police now have a suspect in custody. that shooting happened around 8.30, at the gorge amphitheater campgr unds about an hour north yakima. it happened during the beyond wonderland electronic dance music festival in a campground just outside the concert venue. the grant county sheriff's office says the shooter was among those wounded. officials say the gunman fire lee into a crowd of festival goers before being taken into custody. thee festival is canceled for now as the investigation continues. also overnight, one person is recovering from injuries after a crash involving several cars in

rodeo. this happened on i-80 west near cummings. skyway laneare back open, but the as off-ramp is affected. expect delays. now just over a week since 9 people were shot in san francisco's mission district kron four's. amanda hari spoke with one of the nurvivors. family members. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors. >> and his brother christian, hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. >> christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously

for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best. >> i like also fearing the worst. miguel has had several surgeries on his liver kidneys, diaphragm, braids and yet a breathing tube for the first few days. but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he feel something wants to make. bag was on his site covering the area where he was he moved to the back the soft. but coming out of the side and he told his friend who was started him, got to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definitely am like more

fearful of like my brother going now you know, he works in the city and his girlfriend lives in the and so off here like. watching. watch your back. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. that family is trying to raise money to help pay for miguel's medical expenses. and now to an update on the snell fire burning in napa county. that fire is now 65% contained. it started around 6 friday night along snow valley road in pope valley. that's about half an hour northeast of calistoga cal fire sending lots of resources, including 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 helicopters. crews will continue to work to strengthen containment lines and put out hot spots. well, you might call this next story. a whale of a tale, a palo alto teens boat was attacked by a killer whale. >> well, out to sea off the coast of southern spain. you may remember cal currier. he was on our weekend morning show here live. he sailed

across the atlantic ocean from the east coast last summer. well, he and his family went on another adventure this summer. but this time it was cut short. kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales attend cal careers vote argo, below. this is the argo to our do. his father immediately calling for s o the vote was a draft on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at the of the roof. what was that like? intense. speaking to us from portugal. currier says the incident lasted about 4 minutes. me and my brother were. >> lowering the sales turning off the engine, doing things to trying to bore them. we hope that worked for them is that they would go away. it did not. >> it all came to an end when his boat was spotted by a rescue team. and towed to

safety last year. the palo alto native, who was 16 years old at the time sailed solo across the atlantic ocean from the east coast. this time he was sailing to greece with family. and while no one on board was hurt by the killer whales or had. >> it had our writer. in its the votes is now destroyed. couriers experience is just one of several recent attacks off the coast of southern spain. local maritime rescue service say there have been dozens of reports of attacks on vessels so far this year. >> on the spanish and portuguese coast courier sold the total vote to a marine repair shop for 500 eur. ultimately leaving his quest to greece at a standstill. best would have been to just get all athens. the second best. >> attacked by orcas. because that's a cool story. and i'm gonna member that for the rest of my life. >> meantime, experts are not sure why these or get tax

happened happening. but there are 2 theories. one, the orcas are playing or 2. the whales are taking a sort of revenge after years of being injured by boats. gayle ong kron. 4 news. all right. it is the alameda county fair's opening weekend that 3 week event is considered by some as the unofficial start of summer kron four's tiffany justice live for us in pleasanton with more. and tiffany, i hear you've got something fun cooking. >> yes, we are talking about food. if you're looking for some good, food, especially corn dogs. you've got to go to dean's dogs and joining us live right now is dina lisa williams to kind of show us the process. >> good morning, you guy. thanks for joining yes, absolutely. you guys want to show us your guys. it's my main question about this every

morning. >> during the all day and 2 best batter in the world. >> the best evidence recipe. it's a company called rights that are out of san mike and best better. there is. >> never change uses day one. same same brand yet? people tell us >> we make a better point out. then that's quite a com. >> but you better talk to us about your guys is, you know, history guys have been doing this for some time, right a long let's see been in the business 66 i came along a little after that. and we have 8 kids and really minute share. we did amador county.

and that i work for someone else and then met him. developed from there. we have 8 kids. they've all taken their turn are all this 33. and it's just will be 13 next month. and they've all. all done their time in the and so let's talk about the process. how many actually corn dogs? you usually sell a day. >> you know, week ends are much busier. that question the weekdays. but >> i would ridge day about 1500. wow. yeah. yeah. are we doing okay. making the battery. when you making it kind of like. cornbread batter. make it just a little and we're going to dip couple of dogs in here we'll be ready

to and how long does it usually take to cook that 2 minutes, 2 and a half minutes and then the batter. role about. going in a >> what is >> pretty simple. but we don't want to burn drinks as well. >> have the corn dogs. we sell to sizes. the regular $7 and we show jumbo with this is quarter pound for 10. and i'm going to have to say, i think we hawe least expensive dogs out here. i think i think, there you go. and it's all-beef. dog is from miller brand out of lodi. i think they're the best dog. you can

over thick tree we try to use the best product. >> to make the so you're going to watch us so and i think 2 and you just wiping and you got a perfect. to 3 minutes, we're going to have a >> think we will get back you guys. wrap it up real quick that thank you making time to talk with us morning and show you show us your good. absolutely. i'm gonna send it back to you guys in studio. yeah, tiffany, i think we'll take 2 dozen of those for the morning show. >> really good bryn down. haha, thanks. a lot fun. have a great time with the fair. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news out. big corporations are responding to president biden's push to get rid of so-called junk fees. >> plus, how one east bay library is celebrating pride month. why organizers say the program so far has been a

program so far has been a success.

wendy's strawberry frosty is back for the summer so tyler's been spending a lot of frosty time outside. ooooh. what? bro you look like a strawberry. mmmhm. it'll even out. choose wisely, choose wendy's, now open late. >> all right. welcome back. taking a live look outside at walnut creek now where the sun shines really coming down over that part of the bay area. looks like a nice day for a long drive with dad. dave, it is that good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. bore. we'll be sharing. all of this. we're going to prove this. >> this is half moon bay right now, but we're getting a better picture going on here as we approach around the noon hour. you know, these coastal take a little while to clear repeat performance, by the way tomorrow and particularly in the santa cruz mountains a little bit as well. the bigger picture aloft is yes. some

high cloudiness will stream down here both today tomorrow, but on balance. let's go ahead and call pretty much mostly sunny and all of this futurecast for watch the mountains. not much to see here. what's going on up some scattered clouds in the afternoon. that is it's a little mean dry there. now to stormy, like last week, there you have some development of some cloud cover early in the day tomorrow, clearing out by the afternoon. cooler temperatures expected tomorrow and those winds. so that's today tomorrow, the winds part of the program. this is today daytime heating. we pop well in the 20's and some 30's pockets. that's this afternoon. and it continues tomorrow. there you have it in the 20's and the 30's with all of this traffic. and then we do have a little bit of warming up base for the middle of the week. that's that high pressure starts to build like this. and i have to win here now. okay. so here's what goes on here today. san francisco has some starting clouds here and we've got some clearing out going on here, mild for the bay, though, 70's and we might pop about in 80 for early in the week here, mostly sunny and cooler breezy 70's

for the bay and even inland. and that's mostly on monday. but then by tuesday that will start to subside as we start to warm up middle of the week, some scattered clouds to the latter portion near 80. well inland today. let's do it. 64 san francisco, oakland, you're looking at 68. 73. meanwhile for san jose. so you can see some of these numbers. a little reduced here. well inland. we're looking at approaching about 80 in the far east bay up to santa rosa at 79 upper 60's line up the east bay shoreline. the next couple of days. there's a little bit on monday. we want to point out here that's again with the winds coupled with that 75 tuesday gives us a hint of a little minor warming face for the middle of the week. but on balance, more of a spring time forecast. we'll have the extended forecast for you a bit in the 4 zone right now. her stephanie and master sergeant. all right, dave, thank you so much. >> well, this coming monday marks juneteenth a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved african americans here in the

bay area. various events are planned, including a very special exhibit honoring the contributions of our black military service men and women. joining me live now is leon walk-ins, executive director of the walking ghosts of black history. thank you so much, sir, for being here with us. thank you, stephanie. thank you for having i can see you clearly dressed for the just trying to represent. yeah. and you and fun fact about you for those who don't know is you were a cast member. you will on the movie glory. >> you played a civil war soldier. yes, i was the flag bearer on on the based on. >> different events as we were dealing with, you know, the of the a group re-enactors came to me and said they would want me to carry the flag and being a former marine was such an because the first thing that came to mind was he yes, absolutely. and out of curiosity is what you're wearing now. actually, the

actual costume from the movie set just a matter of fact. this before morgan freeman war. >> was his costume? how we obtain the uniforms is based on my interest in having access to the historians are reenactors mister friday, feelz got wind and after the project was over, i got a phone call from his assistant asking what size uniforms and would well, he wants to send you 20 uniforms. the start, the walking ghosts of black history. this is just incredible. so i'm sitting next a movie history met on what so people can see this at the actual exhibit, though. well, we have it. we have an exhibit up, but it's mostly panels. basically it's information for june teams. >> where we points on the civil war based on its showing the the mason-dixon the confederate states, the

emancipation proclamation, then points on juneteenth and also following up with the reconstruction. also dealing with the 13th 14013th 15th >> and clearly, you're a civil war history buff as well. so can you won the still, who still learning maybe you can walk us through the significance of the civil war and how that you know and how that ties into juneteenth. >> it's based on my feeling is that it was that point of the war. lincoln was approached by the generals and it was one of those where if you want to win this war. you've got a free the slaves. you've got to get more men. and so based on the emancipation proclamation. it took until june of that year to travel down to the south. but still, you know, the outhern states didn't hear that because they had succeeded from the union. and it gardner. garrido.

introduced. put into, you know, active nurse celebration of juneteenth in houston, texas. so basically taxes was the first to honor what juneteenth was all about. and now it's officially a federal holidays. yes, you know, as someone you know is involved in your line of work, you. >> you also served in the how does juneteenth being celebrated now officially nationwide? how does that strike you? >> feel a part of history because as a marine i i i'm a descendant of the monfort point marines and this is based on, you know, rules a bill allowing. african-americans to join the military and then it's just the legacy that we carry based on the actual involvement of civil war.

>> tell us again because i want to make sure we get this information in the remaining time. we you know, where can people find this exhibit? and is there a cost of admission this father's day currently, we're on the red oak victory ship richmond marina, richer in california. >> they do charge of the mission. i'm not clear on the prize because today is pancake day. so they're serving up a case for the and that's the funny thing. because as soon as i leave here, i got a job in a phone booth and change into a war to okay, all right, where lots of different outfits to yes on different hat. but is there a website people can go to get more as far for the red oak victory, they have a web our web site is the walking ghosts of black history, yellow site dot com. all right. very good. and >> is there a message that you like to share with viewers is

yes, get more involved because it was funny the president and co-founder larry thompson and his family were travis. >> on friday to wear at the common area base going into the base exchange. they had an exhibit set up. so it's it seems like it's starting to spread. all right. very good. >> well, leon walk-ins executive director of the walking ghosts of black history. thank you so much for your time and for your service to our country. thank you so much for having us. thank you. all right. we'll be right all right. we'll be right back.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with everything we need to know. it a good morning, 70. good morning, everybody. pretty nice day for dad today to this sunday with lots of sunshine. a little bit of a wind, though. so watch out and some. >> driving in some of those wind prone areas. and yes, along the coast both today, tomorrow at the work and some of this cloud cover here along the coast. that should clear out as we get to around the noon hour, get some sunshine going on there and a loft a different story will get sprayed by some high cloudiness a little bit over the next about 48 hours. but on balance will go ahead with that. mostly sunny nod. 72 already this hour for a 59 chilly degrees. vallejo will be quite windy today. 58 for a san francisco with lower 60's lining up the east bay shoreline for the oakland a's this afternoon. today, 107, this afternoon. today, 107, game time battle. the phillies upper 60's, but mostly sunny

and windy with a west wind at 20 gusting at 25 to keep mostly sunny today. again, noting the afternoon winds lower to middle 70's expected well in london will do the same thing tomorrow, although a little cooler, little warm bump expected by the middle of the week. but all in all more of a spring time forecast, even though we start summer. we'll have more look at that forecast coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> this weekend marks the end of year long, monthly pride programming at the san lorenzo library. the alameda county library launched the series after members of the conservative group, the proud boys disrupted a drag story time event. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> the comics expo held at the san lorenzo library. saturday marks the end of the year long series of monthly lgbtqia plus events hold every month is pride programming drag performer chi chi, the michaels says has we're a

community making sure that every month there's something that allows some visibility and some space being made for the people were there that day or who have heard about it and were impacted impacted by that. is that negatively? she is referring to a day last june when members of the local chapter of the conservative group proud boys frighten people attending a drag story time event. >> and just last weekend, people tied with the same group that protested last year return to denounce another drag story. time event was also met with a number of counter protesters and people there and support. >> so it is it's it's about the first amendment. alameda county library. and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson

benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire says a lumber mill caused a wildfire that tore through a northern california town, killing 2 people and destroying many homes. this fire sparked at the roseburg forest property in the town of weed located in siskiyou county. according to officials, the flames burned through more than 3900 acres. torching 144 structures. a spokesperson with roseburg said the company fully cooperated with the investigation into this fire. redistricting. it's the process of drawing up electoral boundaries for elected officeholders. but for years that have been questions

over fair representation into the practice. capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains. >> well, the assembly member behind this bill says in some of the state's largest cities and counties, redistricting process lacks transparency and importantly lacks an independent process. and now he says it's time for it's the leaked audio recording heard around the nation last fall with kids. former la city council president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next >> anyway, according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the

census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time. >> elected in their own self-preservation and self-interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent redistricting commission by the end of the decade. we know that. >> the people should be involved in drawing political boundaries. it shouldn't be a tool for us to preserve our own power to gerrymander communities, to break apart communities. and that's what we've seen happen in many places across the state and especially. >> in my home city of los angeles. do we need to change that? we need to change a statewide scale and he's well on his way to making that a reality open roles. his bill

passed the assembly last month with more than three-quarters support. not a surprise to brian because he argues it's an idea that has worked elsewhere. >> statewide, an independent non-partisan commission draws lines for legislative and congressional districts and several counties, including fresno kern and san diego have their own commissions as well. and while the legislation did face some opposition due to concerns, select jurisdictions may not have the resources or money to fund an independent commission. brian is confident they'll have time to plan for it as he moves forward with the bill. he argues is necessary even more than building trust. creates a process that's participatory. folks can engage. folks can get active. we've shown time and time again that an independent process. >> is the right processs so let's not peace, milling and leaving communities behind. let's do what's right for all of california. and the bill now heads to the senate. brian tells me he's confident it will receive enough support there to make it to the governor's desk. >> reporting near sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> the los angeles city council is calling for a

criminal investigation into the recent shipment of migrants from texas to la it wants to know whether the transport of migrants lead to illegal human trafficking, kidnapping or other crimes, a bus carrying 42 people, including 18 children, arrived at union station on wednesday after a 23 hour drive. some said they had no food or water. migrants from florida and texas have also been shipped to other major cities across the country. and one other california company is making moves to secede from california. el dorado county is home to fewer than 200,000 residents and home to the southwest portion of lake tahoe changing the state's boundaries does require both the approval of congress and the state legislature. today is father's day a national retail federation survey results show americans plan to spend a record high. 22 billion dollars to celebrate. so if you're looking for a last-minute gifts, the top gifts for dad this year includes some

special outings, clothing and gift cards. so for those of you looking for a last-minute gift, you can go down to walgreens or something. pick up a gift card. consumers don't seem ready to slow their spending. despite high interest rates. latest commerce department report shows retail sales were up 0.3% last month. this includes physical stores online retailers and restaurants and also reports an increase in all categories except gas stations. many economists predict spending will eventually slow. ticketmaster owner live nation and seatgeek have announced they will be more upfront about so-called hidden junk fees. this follows president biden speaking with executives asking them for more transparency when it comes to service fees starting in september. live nation says it will automatically display total prices up front. >> i'm asking they're competitors to follow suit and adoption all up from treasury

as well. >> the president now calling on congress to help get rid of hidden fees completely. for the first time in 22 years. bud light is dethroned as the nation's top selling beer. now drinkers are hopping over to modelo sending sales soaring for the mexican brand. brooke shafer reports. >> today's consumers have started shying away from light beers instead opting for something like a hard seltzer. but that plus some recent controversy created what one expert described as the perfect storm for bud light to lose its top spot. >> there's a new top beer in town. modelo officially taking over bud light's rain as the top selling u.s. beer last month. look at how but light and budweiser, 6 and now that the mother recent numbers show the mexican beer modelo esposito was the top selling beer in the u.s. in may with 8.4% of overall sales. but

light came in second with 7.3% of the sales bumped from the number one spot after more than 2 decades. this is almost textbook. >> mister brand management mistake on the part of bud light. the real question is how are they going to play? how are they going to react? the beers downfall follows backlash from the company's partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney impressive carrying skills, right? i got some bud light's for us. recent sales have plummeted some customers including singer kid rock vowed to boycott the beer. >> in the 4 weeks that ended june 3rd, bud light sales dropped close to 25% a trend. sammy atari says he's noticed at the store. he manages in miami springs. florida is certainly was ascending way on the slow rate sold. swathe introduced approach is less.

>> bud light's parent company said it plans to triple its marketing spending in the u.s. this summer in hopes of regaining that top spot here at home, especially as we inch closer to a major holiday for beer sales. the 4th of july. >> all right. coming up from 4 celebrating pride all month long this morning, we're highlighting the indigenous lgbtq+ community here in the bay area. >> and the giants play historic game against the dodgers here. the details of their winning game. coming up. >> they hold on to spring a little bit longer, including for today. got some winds cooking here as well with temps inland in the 70's. stick around. we'll check in your forecast both for zone and the extended.

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to kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. in a pretty sweet day in store for us today and on into next week. in fact, to sfo, no delays happening out that way. and by the way, on by road to tahoe. >> looks good, too. no afternoon showers and thunder showers. check it out. a cool 55 for monday. watch those winds those 60 for tuesday and wednesday up to 67 as we kind of hold on to some more spring, speaking of which futurecast for what does it look like? there you have it. to some cloud cover. build up a little bit in the afternoon as we see tonight around the santa cruz mountains. so tomorrow morning, probably a little bit of those coastal clouds like we're seeing even this morning, maybe a little thicker down around monterey bay. but again, will mix out for the afternoon mondays. bigger issue for us will be really those winds and cooler temperatures in store for us than we had from today. here's

a quick look at what we've got going on. they're really pick up along the coast. you'll notice, but along the carquinez strait and well inland into the 20's and this holds on through tonight and even into tomorrow as well. so it's about a 40 hour event, not to not any statements associated with that. however. and also speaking of interesting weather, we have way out to sea. it's collection of something interesting in the tropics. in the far eastern atlantic not named anything. arlene. his first name along the border along the along the main list the caribbean tends to be the most active part of of the tropics in the atlantic for this time of year uses and start to get the mid latitudes until you get to august usually. but you can have a lot of exceptions. 64 san francisco will keep the lower 60's here along the coast. 66 for burlingame looks like about 68 foster city, 70 for palo alto and the south bay. 73 for san jose and santa clara east bay shoreline approaching 70, not quite mid 70's going on for tri valley.

again, another nice day going on for the alameda fair will be for all this week. really? 76 walnut creek, 77 conquered 66 berkeley, the late hall, the windy at 68. 79 fairfield. 75 for napa and 79 for santa rosa. so we cool off just slightly tomorrow. then a minor warm up towards the middle of the week. a collection of cloud cover noting that as we finish off the week. but us a spring time forecast even though summer gets here on tuesday, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> a start-up company is reinventing meetings through a hologram rich demuro explains in today's tech smart. >> we're all so used to zoom calls, but one company believes they can be better. they're using holographic technology to make meetings and presentations more realistic. zoom has become so commonplace. it's synonymous with the video i think we've all experienced zoom fatigue after a couple years of

dealing with the pandemic. now companies are making virtual conversations more realistic. rich demuro here. rich on tech. i a hologram technology from a company named art can turn anyone into a realistic-looking hologram instantly when a hologram appears people set up in their seats a little bit. the technology consists of 2 parts, a basic studio. >> then this box with an lcd screen. they can be thousands of miles apart and you can still present and interact live. think of yourself as a hologram. well feels pretty good, especially because i didn't have to go to the air for illusion. works really well. and we're using lights to cause some natural and then taking that shot on putting it in the box. help create that illusion. it does feel like there is a pers n standing there even though. >> i know there's not because i'm right here. the technology started out more complex and expensive. this holographic technology can you from here to pretty much anywhere in the

world. here's me in 2017 testing a version that required a 30 by 10 foot screen and stage are still uses that for large scale events. >> but the smaller holographic studios and boxes are turnkey and now inside several we work locations around the world. we're not trying to replace all meetings. a lot of people are looking to hop on planes every week. so this isn't a solution to kind of reduce a little bit of route. this technology truly looks realistic. and even though the price isn't cheap, it has come down considerably in recent years. that system rents for about $5,000 a month. if you want to learn go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you. >> are tech smart. >> a kron 4 continues. our celebration of pride month this morning with a closer look at the bay area's indigenous lgbtq+ community 4 sarah stinson reports. >> the grant tree. for the

bates powwow 2023, this is the annual to spirit powwow in san francisco. it's put on by the organization. bates. >> which stands for bay area, american indian to spirits. it's been around for more than 23 years hosting cultural events for the indigenous lgbtq+ community members describe what it means to identify as to que people. >> the tended to look at them incorporating or having 2 spirits within themselves. one male, one female who spared was created for to scare people by to spare people bait hosted the first ever to spirit powwow in the nation 12 years ago. >> now they're popping up all over the country. this year's event was held at fort mason in february. 4,000 people attended allowing everyone to celebrate their heritage and culture and sexuality. an incredible feeling to be able to to spirit and to be indigenous and be in your

culture as well. so >> it's remarkable thing we are happy, very glad to be able to provide that. all bates events are alcohol and drug free. >> jim eagle is the chair of the board. he says having a sober environment is crucial. really important me as somebody who has 26 years of sobriety, myself, i do have a twin brother who passed away and several other family members effect who passed away from alcoholism, including biological mother. according to american addiction. center's alcohol is the most commonly used drug among american indians more than any other ethnic sober for the last 18 years. >> one program in 15 in another and i had multiple family members alcoholism, hopefully by sharing. sorry, my personal journey. get folks hope. >> as the volunteer-run

organization continues to grow, angel fabian is the first paid executive director members. tell me the reason this organization has grown over the years is because it offers a sober place for prayer and socialization. were people within the community can connect. bates also host monthly talking circles to offer support. >> it's critical. you know, the shoes of isolation. the issues not being understood by their count communities. in. and, you know, some of the coping mechanism said it's really about that. >> collective prayer of what can we do together? how do we get then take? how do we share? how do we show up? how do we love? how do we beat kind to fall? how do we fully alive? >> we will see members of baaits at the pride parade doing open prayer and a land acknowledgment. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. the giants face off against the dodgers. breaking into some new territory. >> from 4 sports reporter kate rooney has more.

>> the giants have been on a pretty solid streak, winning 5 straight games, including their matchup against the dodgers in la and fans having some fun banter heading into game 2 of the series at chavez ravine. it was a pitching duel until the brandon crawford was one. some open grass in right field. luis matos comes into score and the giants have a one. nothing lead. the inning continues to man on for lamonte. wade junior swayed sends it way out to right on. that makes it 4, nothing. giants and then just to make sure there wasn't going to be a comeback there up 5, nothing in the 6 bases loaded for jd davis. he hits a mammoth shot to straightaway centerfield. second of the season. the giants. dodgers squad like this in quite some time. in fact, no one has 15, nothing. the final score and get this.

that is the largest home shutout loss for la and 125 chance for giants to sweep the series on sunday against their socal rival. that's it for sports. >> the a's were taking on the phillies, tie. the game with tied at one apiece and went into extras until the reds took a 2 to one lead in the 11th. but the a's responded at the 12th inning. a grounder was hit into centerfield, putting the phillies up 3, 2. let's see that. and that's how things ended. a is low to use in 12 innings. they we'll try to salvage the series by getting a win today. first pitch set for 01:00:07pm. for your weekend. it is time for the 2023 native contemporary arts festival. >> it's a full lineup of free outdoor music theater, dance and more. this runs from noon to 03:00pm today. it is free to attend address on your screen.

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after a fiery overnight crash in the east bay. the potential impacts on your weekend news. and we are tracking the latest

wildfire burning in napa county. the latest on efforts to get the snow fire and school. and some say it marks the official start of summer. we'll take you inside the opening of the alameda county fair. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. good sunday to you. we have a lot we're covering for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with mister dave spahr. hey, dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody off to a pretty good start here. and have a pretty good sunday on tap for you as well for dad. >> lots of sunshine, although a little bit on the windy to breezy side to both today and really into tomorrow. there's a blue skies of the golden gate will say that too often the morning hours. >> the flag checking in with a good stiff wind which will see over the bout the next 48 hour time period. now aloft. we'll still get sprayed by some high cloudiness at times. but on balance, mostly sunny. and we'll start to settle into a

minor warming pattern into the middle of the week. so to speak. there's our onshore winds you can see in the teens and single digits since couple pockets there, but also a little windy in some of the valley. so watch out their lower 60's line up the east bay shoreline. 72 going on for antioch. 68 for a santa rosa with 66 for san jose and for today, 73 at 1 o'clock. but getting a little windy for the late afternoon early evening in the lower 70's. that will check of the forecast into next weekend. also took at the 4 zone. 2, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> breaking overnight, 2 people are dead and 3 others wounded after another mass shooting. this time in washington state police now have a suspect in custody. that shooting happened around 11, 30 last night at the gorge amphitheater campgrounds about an hour north of yakima. it happened during the beyond wonderland electronic dance festival. that dance music festival rather in a campground just outside the concert venue. the grant county sheriff's office says

the shooter was among those wounded. officials say the gunman fired randomly into a crowd of festival goers before being taken into custody. the festival is canceled for now as the investigation continues this morning. also overnight, one person is recovering from injuries after a crash involving several cars in rodeo. this happened on i-80 west near cummings. skyway near crockett. one person was sent to the hospital. lanes are back open, but the off-ramp is affected. expect delays. it's now just over a week since 9 people were shot in san francisco's mission district kron four's. amanda hari spoke with one of the survivors. family members. >> thank you. just me that he was like 03:00am hoping that he would be able to see his girlfriend and our again, the gilcrease star was one of the 9 people shot in the mass shooting in the mission district on june 9. >> he's been in the hospital ever since under the watchful eye of nurses, doctors.

>> and his brother christian, hitting milestones every day friday. miguel head, his chest tube removed. >> christian says even though he lives in seattle, he spent most of the past week in his brother's hospital room. he says he didn't sleep friday night as he waited anxiously for his brother to get out of surgery was like hoping and praying for the best. >> lake also fearing the worst. the calais had several surgeries on his liver, kidneys. diaphragm raids and he had a breathing tube for the first few days, but he's now breathing on his own and talking in short sentence. it's christian says miguel remembers what happened. remembers hearing things that sounded like fireworks. >> and the next thing he knows he you feel something to make. his bag was on his site covering the area where he was he moved to the back the soft. but coming out of the side and

he told his friends not started him, guys to christian says miguel was conscious and remembers the ambulance ride. >> trying to joke with the emt's to lighten the mood, even though he for his life. now it's christians turned to be scared. >> i definitely am like more fearful of like my brother going now and you know, he works in the city and his girlfriend lives in the and so off here like. watching. watch your back. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the family is working to raise money to help pay for miguel's medical expenses. a memorial service for alexis. gabe happened last night at the diablo valley funeral home in concord. went missing in january of last year after visiting her ex-boyfriend in antioch, her family and hundreds of community members spent the following months looking for her. her remains were first found in november and amador county, her father when gabe spoke with kron 4 at the memorial.

>> so far we've only recovered about 75% the remains, but we're not going to stop until we find the rest of the don't think ever be we lost our daughter. she's but we are not done. think if were just getting started. >> the service was open to the public. a funeral procession is planned for tomorrow afternoon at one. and the public is welcome to that. only the gabe family will be allowed inside the crematorium for their last good-bye. and now to an update. we got just a few minutes ago into our newsroom. this is on the snow fire burning in napa county. that fire is now 80% contained. the fire started around 6 friday night along snow valley road in pope valley. that's just about half an hour northeast of calistoga. cal fire has sent lots of resources which include 18 fire engines, 2 air tankers and 2 choppers crews

will continue to work to strengthen containment lines and put out any hot spots. and of course, work of putting out the remainder of that fire. >> and you might call this a whale of a tale. a palo alto teens boat was attacked by a killer whale well out to sea off the coast of southern spain. >> you may remember cal currier. we had them here on the kron 4 weekend morning show. he's the guy who sailed across the atlantic ocean from the east coast last summer. and while he and his family went on another adventure this summer. but this time it was cut short. kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> this was the moment when org has also known as killer whales attack cal careers. vote argo, below. this is the argo to our do. his father immediately calling for s o the vote was a draft on the strait of gibraltar near spain leaving courier, his brother and father stranded word is, you know, looking up at of the room. what was that like? >> it was very brief and very

intense. speaking to us from portugal. currier says the incident lasted about 4 minutes. me and my brother were. >> lowering the sales turning off the engine, doing things to trying to bore them. we hope that worked for them is that they would go away. it did not. >> it all came to an end when his boat was spotted by a rescue team. and towed to safety last year. the palo alto native, who was 16 years old at the time sailed solo across the atlantic ocean from n the east coast. this time he was sailing to greece with family. and while no one on board was hurt by the killer whales for had. >> it had our writer. in its mouth the votes is now destroyed. couriers experience is just one of several recent attacks off the coast of southern spain. local maritime rescue service say there have been dozens of reports of attacks on vessels so far this year. >> on the spanish and

portuguese coast courier sold the total vote to a marine repair shop for 500 eur. ultimately leaving his quest to greece at a standstill. best would have been to just get all athens. the second best. >> attacks by orcas because that's a cool story. and i'm gonna member that for the rest of my life. >> meantime, experts are not sure why these or get tax happened happening. but there are 2 theories. one, the orchids are playing or 2. the whales are taking a sort of revenge after years of being injured by boats. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. is the alameda county fair's opening weekend. this event is considered by some as the unofficial start of summer and come for stephanie justice is live for us in pleasanton with more. and tiffany su by another person lined up to speak with you. >> yes, we're talking to an exhibit, the butterfly exhibit. you know, we've covered everything this morning. overview of the fair food. now we're talking about exhibits and joining us right now as rosemary daily, who is going to tell us more about her butterfly exhibit. thank

you very much. to 50 actually what we ha is live butterfly exhibit at kuzma could in alameda county fact you've got to come and see us. >> it is filled with butterflies and it's very gentle. you come in and you feed the butterflies mean how many times do you get the opportunity to but a fly, please. so to come in and enjoy us. we do have on the 5. i think 5 species of butterflies. we will be getting a couple moves species and next week. so that would be really tough. and if you come wednesday, we are expecting to release them and that kids just love that they become part of of the experience, the joy opening a wild scene in the loop and watching them come out and you to fall. it's cool it's such an experience because i was in here just a moment ago to head a butterfly a phase very, very night. special. oh, my goodness. when you see one lantern, somebody has had the

best one. >> is having it land on you know, sometimes man's on w the nose so it can be if saying i'm the best one is if you have it land on your nose, do cause side and then take a selfie. it's wonderful photo. and you also mentioned for some puting. absolutely. i've had people come in here, find it very calming. i've had people actually that it is therapeutic. it's really a quite amazing exhibit to come. it's worth rose mary, can we show some of the butterflies right now? grab one. i do have one right here. this is the monarch. those people are probably aware of. and lives i do also have seabra long wings. i malachi. but let me get you the long wing. okay. and then we can actually bring closer to let me see if i can get.

>> how very good. and then i malachi, which i before. but it's really gorgeous. and not so easy to get hold of. oh, look at the green on that one. that beautiful like height. and it comes from florida. florida is not beautiful. >> very beautiful. >> who he think you so much? we're going to wrap right now. i want to talk to you it was so amazing to see with you, but we're going to send it back to you in studio. what a cool experience and something just fun for the entire family to try a thank you so much. tiffany. yeah, bringing us some sound from the butterfly whisper. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, how big corporations are responding to president biden's push to get rid of so-called junk fees. >> plus, how one east bay library is celebrating pride month. why organizers say the program so far has been a success.

>> all right. welcome back. let's take a live look now at sfo. and you can see. so looks like it's going to be a nice day to fly. the skies above the airport are looking pretty clear day. what else should we expect this father's more of that, if you're headed up to the mountains, too, by the way, we're not looking for those afternoon. thunder showers cooking here. yeah. so the coast, we got to work in some of this cloud cover here. but >> look at the sun trying to come out here at half. moon bay expect the same kind of thing tomorrow, although we do have those onshore winds start to kick in here in the afternoon. meanwhile, will be sprayed with some high cloudiness both today and

tomorrow until this high settles overhead by the middle of the week. that's expect temperatures to pounce on us a little bit. futurecast for. daytime heating. nothing develops too much. just some scattered clouds up in the mountains that overnight. we get some cloud cover development than that marine layer around monterey bay, like we're seeing this morning in the santa cruz mountains. again, that will mix out for the afternoon. it looks like and then getting into tuesday, it's post basically a sunny story. really monday is going to be our situation of watching some onshore winds that actually intensify a little bit here. they are this pattern. looks like more. then just the start of summer today, we're looking at san francisco, clouds afternoon, clearing out here, mild for the bay with 70's. we may scratch near a 80 happening inland. little bit on the windy side on monday. and then

the middle of the week is when temperatures start to spike up a little bit near about 82 want to call of a spike. well in that is what we're looking for for mostly sunny, 64 san francisco. 73 san jose and 68. meanwhile, 4 oakland east bay shoreline will be into the 60's well inland in the upper 70's as we're looking also up there in the north bay and some of the valleys. but watch out those afternoon winds. 73, san jose. next couple of days. there's that slight drop on monday. again, we're working with the winds here and then by tuesday, up to 75 0st day of summer. getting here by wednesday morning. and we also have some in studio entertainment for you as well, stephanie. yeah, that's absolutely right, dave, this. >> coming monday marks juneteenth a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved african americans. and here in the bay area, various events are planned, including a special performance series by the oakland interfaith gospel choir. joining me live now, our executive director dull and artistic director,

terrence kelly, thank you so much to the both of you for coming back to our players always lovely to have you. >> and so tell us a bit about what you have planned for this juneteenth. >> well, we're going to be singing songs on. we're going sections of civil rights songs at our upcoming concerts. i'm on the 23rd that make it livermore and on the 25th right here in san francisco at the great american american music hall. we were just the other night at the home runs in we have sold out so their income, but going to see in these other venues. we're going to have sections singing civil rights we're going to sing spirituals happy and and we're going to hospitals that are guaranteed to get you up wonderful. and how did you decide? and you mentioned some of the different types of songs are going to be singing, but how did you decide the lineup? with hours yeah, because you want the audience

to experience the journey through america. african-american music, which includes beautiful songs of art and then also devastating songs of pain. so we have a little bit of all of that. yes, you would like to add to that. the oakland interfaith gospel choir is a really diverse organization. and so people who >> were raised in the african-american tradition of gospel have have invited us. terrance is invited a community to come together and learn. and so this in june 10th isn't as a way for us to celebrate collectively and to learn from one another and and to share and engage in this music as an educational tool. wonderful. and can you tell us a bit about how it feels to be celebrating juneteenth this year? it is amazing. i'm so happy. i'm we were just talking about. >> the fact that governor making goat governor newsom, how holiday actually statehouse state holiday so we're celebrating that the

fact juneteenth is now a national holiday. it's just a beautiful thing to be able to experience that. >> and what is the message to viewers june 2? >> all we're just celebrating. we're celebrating life celebrating song and that every faith can get along. and at our last poll and we had 22 faiths for our entire court, organization, we have 300 singers and we have 20 faith, one of which was baseball. >> that's great. i love all right. so how can people, in your view start the discussion around racial injustice and how important is and the importance of within the community in general? we had a lot of conversations about this over the last couple of years. and i think this to have it be a celebration. it's such a great invitation for people of all backgrounds to connect. and that's really been our mission agency for

almost 4 decades is to bring people of all walks of life together to learn from one another. and we use the vehicles music. and so we invite people to come to our concerts again next friday in livermore and on sunday here in san francisco at great american music hall. and we really encourage people to get together. we also we have a community choir as well as our a professional choir, right? and so people can join the gospel choir, which reverses every week they can join the community choir, which is once a month and we now have 5 youth choirs. adopted the oakland youth chorus this year. and so our members now are ages 5 to 100. and as parents and you know, 25 plus faith traditions, all backgrounds, all walks of life. and so we really value the opportunity of this holiday to learn from one another. and when we talk about it, but we talk about it with intent to inform. >> and that to change. and the assumption is i come to you in

powerful and important message. >> so tell us a bit about what you're going to be performing for us today. >> well, we know we have snippets of 2 songs are going to sing a spiritual just a little bit of it. and then we'll a traditional song. oh, happy day. that was made famous right right here in the bay area by edwin hawkins. >> lovely. and how can people get more information about the organization? visit us igc dot org. you can find information about upcoming events and how to support and join the choir at www dot oig c dot all right. wonderful that >> are do. and terrance kelly with the oakland interfaith gospel choir. thank you so much for your time morning. thanks for having us that. yes, of course. and we'll let you take it away. okay. yeah. haha.

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>> 9.29 this sunday morning. good morning to you. welcome back. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, what can people expect this father's well, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. not a bad day at all. lots of sunshine going on. but watch out for some of those afternoon winds, particularly in some of the valleys in the east bay. we'll see those numbers get into the 20's. >> and even pop into the 30's to a little bit more exercise on the winds expected for tomorrow afternoon. the progress along the coast. well, we're getting some sun to come out a little bit given a little time to kind of clear out these clouds. we're going to repeat that again tomorrow with morning. low level moisture coming in from the marine layer and those coastal fog clouds. as far as what's going on a lot. maybe some high cloudiness to look out for today and tomorrow. but beyond that, pretty much mostly sunny and mild temperatures to 75 for antioch, most readings in the 60's. you can see here on the board here, although nevada,

what 70 66 at this hour for san jose and half moon bay trying to catch up at 59 oakland a's a battle. the phillies today 107, game time. the big issue will be those winds. a little chilly at that to gusting at 25 of the west at about 20 got 72 at 1 o'clock and 4. 72 with those onshore winds. more expected again tomorrow. a little bit of a warm-up for the middle of the week. but on balance, this is going to be more reminiscent of a springtime week rather than the first week of summer. we'll have details on that. stephanie. all right, dave, thank >> well, this weekend marks the end of year long, monthly pride programming at the san lorenzo library. the alameda county library launched a series after members of the conservative group, the proud boys disrupted a drag story time event. kron four's philippe djegal explains. >> the comics expo held at the san lorenzo library. saturdaya marks the end of the year long series of monthly lgbtqia plus

events hold every month is pride programming drag performer chi chi, the michaels says has lifted the community, making sure that every month there's something that allows some visibility and some space being made for the people were there that day or who have heard about it and were impacted impacted by that. is that negatively? she is referring to a day last june when members of the local chapter of the conservative group proud boys frighten people attending a drag story time event. >> and just last weekend, people tied with the same group that protested last year return to denounce another drag story. time event was also met with a number of counter protesters and people there and support. >> so it is it's it's about the first amendment. alameda county library. and cindy chadwick says the library respect everyone's right to freedom of speech. adding, though, that he will not be tolerated. and that has been the message for the past 12 months as the community has

regularly been recognized and celebrated. we need to be visible presence of nation, particularly for the use in the but for everybody. and that's our job. anderson benson was among the vendors showcasing his art expressed in comic books. every piece of my heart is. >> my pride because grateful for this may mark the end of prizes every month. but the alameda county library says it will continue to offer lgbtqia. plus programming. >> moving forward in san lorenzo, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> cal fire says a lumber mill caused a wildfire that tore through a northern california town in 2022. killing 2 people and destroying many homes. the mill fire sparked at the roseburg forest property in the town of weed located in siskiyou county. the flames burning through more than 3900 acres. torching 144 structures. a spokesperson with roseburg said the company fully cooperated with the investigation into that wildfire. redistricting. it's

the process of drawing up electoral boundaries for elected officeholders. but for years, there have been questions over fair representation capitol correspondent wallace explains. >> well, the something member behind this bill says in some of the state's largest cities and counties, redistricting process lacks transparency and importantly lacks an independent process. and now he says it's time for it's the leaked audio recording heard around the nation last fall. white former la city council. president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw their districts for the next

>> so anyway, according to the la city charter and several other large jurisdictions across the state around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves. 2 of the final approval over how the map should look all part of a process that does not sit well with assembly member isaac bryant. i think the public's trust is fractured every time. >> elected officials move in their own self-preservation and self interest at the expense of the people. that's why he says he's introduced a bill that would require jurisdictions home to a population of at least 300,000 people, including cities and counties and school districts with more than 500,000 people to form an independent redistricting commission by the end of the decade. we know that. >> the people should be involved in drawing political boundaries. it shouldn't be a tool for us to preserve our own power, gerrymander communities to break apart communities. and that's what we've seen happen in many places across the state and especially.

>> in my home city of los angeles. so we need to change that. but we need to change that a statewide scale and he's well on his way to making that a reality open roles. his bill passed the assembly last month with more than three-quarters support. not a surprise to brian because he argues it's an idea that has worked elsewhere statewide, an independent non-partisan commission draws lines for legislative and congressional districts and several counties, including fresno, kern and san diego have their own commissions as well. and while the legislation did face may not have the resources or money to fund an independent commission. >> brian is confident they'll have time to plan for it as he moves forward with the bill. he argues is necessary even more than building trust to create a process that's participatory folks can engage. folks can get active. we've shown time and time again that an independent process. >> is the right process. so let's not peace million leaving communities behind. let's do what's right for all of california. and the bill now heads to the senate. brian tells me he's confident it will receive enough support there to make it to the

governor's desk. >> reporting near sacramento, eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> the los angeles city council is calling for a criminal investigation into the recent shipment of migrants from texas to los angeles. it wants to know whether the transport of migrants lead lead to illegal human trafficking, kidnapping were other crimes, a bus carrying 42 people, including 18 children, arrived at union station wednesday after a 23 hour drive some saying they had no food or water migrants from florida and texas have also been shipped to other major cities across the country. and one northern california county is making moves to secede from california. el dorado county is home to fewer than 200,000 residents and home to the southwest portion of lake tahoe, changing the state's boundaries requires both the approval of congress and the state legislature. consumers don't seem ready to slow their spending despite high interest rates. latest commerce department report shows retail sales were up 0.3% last month.

this includes physical stores online retailers and restaurants. it also reports an increase in all categories except gas stations. many economists predicting spending will eventually slow down. and ticketmaster owner live nation and seatgeek have announced they will be more upfront about so-called hidden junk fees. this follows president biden speaking with executives asking them for more transparency when it comes to service fees starting in september. live nation says it will automatically display their total prices up front. >> they're competitors to follow suit and adoption all up from treasury as well. >> the president is now calling on congress to help get rid of hidden fees completely. and for the first time in 22 years, bud light is dethroned as the nation's top selling beer. now, drinkers are hopping over to modelo sending sales soaring for the mexican brand, brooke shafer reports.

>> today's consumers have started shying away from light beers instead opting for something like a hard seltzer. but that plus some recent controversy created what one expert described as the perfect storm for. but life to lose its top spot. >> there's a new top beer in town. modelo officially taking over bud light's rain as the top selling u.s. beer last month. look at how but light boat ways 6 and now that the mother recent numbers show the mexican beer modelo esposito was the top selling beer in the u.s. in may with 8.4% of overall sales. but light came in second with 7.3% of the sales bumped from the number one spot after more than 2 decades. this is almost textbook. >> ms brand management mistake on the part of bud light that the real question is how are they going to play? how are

they going to react? the beers downfall follows backlash from the company's partnership with transgender influencer dylan mulvaney impressive carrying skills, right? i got some bud light's for us. recent sales have plummeted some customers including singer kid rock vowed to boycott the beer. >> in the 4 weeks that ended june 3rd, bud light sales dropped close to 25% a trend. sammy atari says he's noticed at the store. he manages in miami springs, florida stanley was ascending way on the slow rate sold swathe introduce one approach is less. >> bud light's parent company said it plans to triple its marketing spending in the u.s. this summer in hopes of regaining that top spot here at home, especially as we inch closer to a major holiday for beer sales. the 4th of july. >> all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the vineyard mom, leslie dabney is

back as she's cooking up some delicious id is just in time for father's day. >> look at the highs today for this father's day. we have the upper 70's going on the far east bay. also a little bit up in the north bay, too. little cool down as we get into monday. but watch off the for those winds will take a look at that. 7 day along with the at that. 7 day along with the 4 zone. keep it here. overactive bladder, or oab, can change your world. like going hiking, just to hike to the bathroom. reaching for the bar, just to reach for pads.

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like it's the start of a very nice day. >> little little bit of a breeze out here in san francisco. ah, beautiful blue skies up above. let's check in now with day for more on the weather. >> yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. a pretty sweet saturday going on sfo. no delays happening out that way. and if you're headed to tahoe by not bad. 55 tomorrow, tuesday at 60 66 on wednesday. and unlike that kind of summertime pattern of that chance of afternoon evening thundershowers, we're kind of clear out of all of that, too. as you'll see on futurecast for here in the home front. whatever cloud cover we get will be mostly high. cloud cover. little in the way of some of that marine layer moisture gets trapped a little in the mountains in the morning hours will see that tomorrow morning. but that will mix out. meanwhile, the afternoon cloud cover a little bit develops in the mountains for the afternoon hours. very uneventful. the big factor. most people are going to notice are going to be those winds. we're going to see nice, good, stiff breeze going on this afternoon. most apparent along the coast and some of the valley's off to the east bay and they linger

along the coast. it looks like all overnight tonight tomorrow and there you have it into tuesday. a little bit to what's going on. the tropical atlantic, not much just this collection of cloud cover with an icon. that's what they're watching. has the potential to develop into something. arlene is the first name along list here for 2023. and if we get anything most likely around the caribbean, this is where this type of storms this time of year tend to settle. not always, but they tend to early in the season like this. all right. 4 zone forecast. 64 san francisco to the coast about 60 ish. it takes a little while to clear out those skies, though. 66 burlingame foster city, 68 palo alto about 70. meanwhile, the south bay, we'll be in the lower to middle 70's territories. you can see getting inland. it starts to pick up a bit like morgan hill to 78 upper 60's east bay shoreline. meanwhile, tri valley, we're getting to the mid 70's little bit of the couple in there, but not a lot. it's more spring-like here. 74 danville, 76 for walnut creek. 66 berkeley, but

host 68 79 fairfield map at 75 79 for santa rosa. again, we shave off a couple degrees for tomorrow. watch out for those winds and then start to warm up a little bit middle of the week. looks like will be our warmest day in the bunch. i say warmest with a lot of 70's on the board and for the astronomers wednesday morning. yes, we finally get the solstice. the summer solstice, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, today is father's day and joining us live now to show us some delicious recipes you can cook up for dad is livermore chef leslie dabney also known as the vineyard. mom, thank you so much for being back here. thank you for having me. especially on father's day. yes. and your husband who is also a here. we thank you have yes, a shout out to him. all the dads who are watching that's right. now. and i have got a special recipe to make dad feel really. >> really important young. so we're going to start with a brunch recipe. >> and i don't know. have you ever made eggs benedict before

can say i'm a bit, but i've added that one of my favorite breakfast food. so me to delicious and i'm going to put that together with another classic a b l bacon lettuce, tomato, avocado. that's different. we're going to combine and really show dad how special he has. so we're going to get started. i have my english muffin, which is traditionally what you use for and eggs benedict and i poach the eggs. but, you know, stephanie, it's father's day. dad wants his egged and differently. make dad the egg that he enjoyed a scramble. sunny side up whatever. he's he's feeling exactly. so we have i'm just going to put off to the side because it was in the hot water. we're going to assemble this. >> to gather. so the first thing we're going to do when you make any of the sandwich is a blt. we've got to start with the all right. so we have our delicious bacon here. we're not going to be skimpy because dad loves bacon, right? so we're going to give

him several pieces of bacon. why not? we're going the lettuce part to and then, of course, a nice piece of tomato, eric, go. then, of course, we're going to do the avocado part because i don't know about you, but i love the blt with the avocado on it. i think that makes it even better tasting and gosh, this time of year, we have such great, delicious, fresh fruits and vegetables from our farmers. absolute. why don't we use so i'm going add my 8 now to the top. but i know this seems a little intimidating, but we're going to add our delicious hollandaise sauce to this. all right. now. holidays can be tricky, but i promise you i make mine in the blender, ok? it's just the eggs and the butter and a little bit of delicious lemon to cut through some of that fat. but look at how loudest love the holidays often makes the benedict

really absolutely. i mean, look at how delicious i know that have a lot of it. and i left a top mine. >> which just a little bit of paprika there it goes. but you know, something, look so good. that's going to want a little dessert. of course, not a safe room for dessert for dead. i think so, too. and while he's may be sitting down watching. >> baseball today or golf? yeah. let's put together. this is a delicious vanilla pudding and cream pie. ok? i already pre-mixed it. it's just vanilla pudding. i added whipped cream and a little out. and i say with like i said, with all this beautiful fruit, let's go ahead and put some together. all right. well, decorated to go. want to put some mandarin around there. all yeah, i'm going to put some delicious kiwi in because that just looks so pretty in. you can use any fruit for doesn't matter. yes, use any fruit you like or whatever for dad likes absolutely. go to your for

mark and see what looks good, that's really important to whatever looks fresh because what for right now is in season, would you say right now, and runs na let's see. the blue berries are in season as well as so or raspberries. going to put a few blueberries on here, too, because that those are all in season. and if you're not sure what's in season or what you really want to put on a pie. yes. what go to the farmers market and check it out and they you know, show you all the different beautiful varieties. of different fruit that's in season. and of course, strawberries. that's one of my favorites is of my favorite fruits as well. and you another one that you've already design over here. i did a pretty earlier today. mandarin oranges, as i said, in season right now. >> so i kind of a little bit of mandarin orange. and of course, i always love to add a little bit of baseball for the freshness and this pie is great because you can put it in the refrigerator and it'll

stay there for a couple of days, ok, i actually took a shortcut on this and a black eye, not the graham crust already have the store. so you don't have to make it from scratch. don't have to ok. and this is something the kids can make to show dad. >> how much they love him at it looks beautiful. easy to make to get to get the kids very easy to make. but of course, i won't be the vineyard mom of to wine pairing k but of course, for father's day, if he wants to have beer or he wants to a bloodied mary, whatever dad wants absolutely let that have what he wants and as the vineyard mom, i'm in a pair. a sauvignon blanc to go with this delicious meal. but because it's french sparkling is always so much fun, ok? yes, so we can always do a sparkling wine to go with brunch. and because we have all this fruit that we used for this beautiful pie. i say

let's correct in their apps. yeah, ok, why waste it? so i'm going to do mine with a couple of raspberries. and what for all would you like put in? you strawberries got to be strawberry for me that alicia, us that best bright and white that's relaxing. like i said watching. maybe some sports. he might want to take a little bit of break from having delicious brunch. yes, have his of sparkling and maybe a little glass of sparkling and some dessert that's going to really feel special. i think so, too. this is quite a and all these delicious recipes, i promise you are always easy to make. and if you go to at the vineyard, mom living on instagram, you'll be able to get all these wine pairings with these meals and then you can show dad, look at what i made. yeah, on is that for to have all that so great. and just real quick to ahead. a quick question about this hollandaise sauce. how long are you? you keep it in the blender for, you know

something. i just put the blender on after i've put and the egg yolks and i will take the butter. and while it's on, i slowly will drizzle in the butter and a lot butter is already complete land. i let it go for about another 2 or 3 seconds. and it's and this way, i think it's easier just using a you know, double boiler that can be tricky. i promise this one's a lot easier for everybody to do and they'll like it that it's easier. yeah, because then, you know, you have a beautiful meal and eggs benedict. it's not scary all right. thank you so much, leslie dabney, the vineyard mom for showing us some delicious options that we for dads or father figures father's day. thank you. thank you. and cheers to all the dads out there >> all right. we'll be right >> all right. we'll be right back.

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and we're back here with leslie. she's going come say goodbye to everybody. beautiful father's day and my dad, robert lynn, who's probably watching right now and my mother joanne, who puts up with you want to for robert and all the other out there looking wonderful today. lots of sunshine. if you have lunch or brunch. sure. >> some of the on the patio going on today for father's day. watch out some of the winds want to windshield area. >> will pick up a bit this afternoon. high temperatures about mid 70's, you know, well inland getting the upper 70's tomorrow. still a little on the windy side here. we're down to 70's. we cool off a touch warming up to the middle

of the week. want to call it that. and then at the end of the week, some scattered clouds with a slight reduction of temperatures and over seesawing back and forth and something that's more reminiscent of spring rather than summer. but we will take it because we need this relief here. we have plenty of time for summer. no pushing, no shoving. will be those triple digits coming soon. enough. >> lovely. and leslie, i'm sure it's going to be very busy at your house today. absolutely. got to make these delicious brunch is for for dad and father-in-law, everybody who's available. absolutely. thank you again for joining us and showing us these delicious father's day recipes. and thank you to all of you for joining us here on kron 4 weekend morning news. we hope you have a wonderful father's day with your dad. the father figure in your life. >> just enjoy that sunshine. take care, everybody.

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