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station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday june the 24th we're covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning day, stephanie. good morning. and good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover to start. yeah. those fo fog clouds hanging around. you can see this here at the golden gate bridge and of that onshore flow with the flag. you will notice. >> that's going to be all day today. so it's going to continue to bring in the fresh marine layer going on. so clearing is going to be tough for san francisco, golden gate and even portions of southern marine as well. we should get that typical inland clearing by the late morning hours. there's the general flow pattern you can see even down in southern california in along the central coast. some mid-level cloudiness. i'm making its way across the region, too. there you see the trend that we have right now with the winds on shore from the west. expect all this weekend, too. our temperatures going to be on the cool side,

middle to upper 50's. look at that. 53 going on for 56, san francisco in 58 for any act. we expect a little popping later on, though in the far east bay. so for that in the far east bay, you will see that clearing by the late morning hours for the bay. it will take a little longer and for san francisco, quite a bit of cloud cover. 73 well inland at 2 o'clock coming up in a little bit, we'll take a look at what's going on elsewhere across the neighborhood. stephanie. >> all right, david, thank our top story this weekend. tens epof thousands of people are expected in francisco for pride celebrations over the next few days. and city police are stepping up public safety measures. four's ella sogomonian has more on that. >> pride weekend is upon us in san francisco. and police say security is their top priority. the department will be fully staffed. us can be at civic center and during the parade on sunday along market street, they're encouraging people to report anything that may seem like a security threat. >> flag down a police officer

call 9-1-1. if it's an immediate threat to someone's life or safety, let somebody know if something doesn't look right. let somebody know. sergeant winter says there haven't been any blatant threats made against the celebrations that they know of an sfpd along with state and federal partners. >> are keeping an eye out for anything suspicious. the human rights campaign issued a state of emergency for lgbtq americans. earlier this month because of an increase in both hate crimes and discriminatory legislation targeting the community state senator scott wiener of san francisco says it's another reason why staying vigilant is important while having fun. >> safety critical issue for pride every year and particularly for that this year the absolute title to true. direct lgbtq people in this country. sfpd also discourages party goers. >> from engaging with protesters who might show up to voice their opposition to the pride events saying it's

best to ignore them and let officers step in. if they have to. >> and if you are heading to the city by the bay this weekend, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a look at the parade route right now. the parade kicks off 10, 30 sunday morning at market and beal and ends at market and 8th street, some road closures are already in effect. take a look hair and is now closed from 8th street to berwick civic center plaza is closed all day today as is united nations plaza tomorrow. leavenworth will be closed for mcallister to market sutter will be closed from sansom to market and said some will be shut down between senator and bush market will be closed from 8 to 9. we have a complete list of street closures and the time those streets reopen on our website. kron 4 dot com. bart is offering additional service tomorrow for pride events starting sunday, bart runs a 5 line service until 09:00pm

with added special that trains agency officials say the additional trains will help increase service from millbrae to the city and from pleasant hill into downtown san francisco. well than 30 residents are displaced this morning after a fire erupted at a townhouse complex in san jose. this happened friday night on the 2100 block of was avenue. no one was injured in the fire, but a dog died. the san jose firefighters got the flames under control in about 2 hours. the red cross is assisting the residents displaced. another big story we're following this morning. police arrested a suspect accused of thursday night's deadly shooting outside a san francisco bart station as kron four's dan kerman learned. police say the shooting grew out of a dispute. >> san francisco's high-profile street bart station was the scene of thursday night's violence. police say it was shortly after a 31, a man shot and killed another man. we have

have enough evidence to know that it was just a few witnesses say the dispute began on the train when a woman sitting with the suspect was given a compliment by another man that escalated once the 3 exited the train. >> front side some of compliment. >> at point they're exchanging words are never the case. maybe work on escalator to out of shoots get the top of ice and chips. officers were in the area at the time. and the chief says. >> that led to the quick capture of the suspect. >> if there are these 2 individuals enter taxi cab. they broadcast that over the police radio and the dispatches, but that out as well. other officers observed tactic ave in the area 14th mission. they conducted a stop. what we call hire, a stop. and they detain all the occupants in that tactic inside the cab with the woman was 18 year-old davion

crawford. >> who was arrested for murder? like many other recent suspects. police say he doesn't live in san francisco in this case he lives in sacramento. the chief says the best way to keep outsiders from coming to town to commit crime is a combination of greater police, visibility and accountability when people who are prone to this type spontaneous violence. >> no, there's a good possibility that they will be captured and captured quickly. it is a deterrence and we know that it matters. and while that may be true, this shooting at another heavily-traveled san francisco location has people on edge every other day and something out here. >> you know, somebody shot hurt. you it's just unbelievable. society is a scary. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. a community is remembering 2 brothers killed in a car crash in dublin. there's now a small memorial for 23 year-old adam

and 23 year-old to lead rashid, both of san ramon, flowers line, the area of the crash site. the brothers died for tuesday night when their car smashed into a tree and light post dublin. police say initial reports suggest excessive speed may have played a role here. a neighbor was at the memorial to pay his respects. i sorry for you says that when they too fast also is that life in. >> like play with lives and other people's lives too. >> southbound over the road from fall creek to willow creek will be closed this morning as investigators gather evidence. a daly city store owner faces charges for shooting and injuring a robber. police say 2 thieves took a rolex watch off the wrist of store owner rocky eaten. he then fired at least 8 shots at the man with a semiautomatic handgun. it happened tuesday at the sun valley, dairy market near the

cow palace. a 19 year-old from san francisco was shot in the neck and shoulder. he is expected to survive. it has 2 prior felony convictions and is banned from owning a gun. his lawyer says he's expected to make bail soon. as we get closer to the 4th of july contra. costa county officials are reminding people that the sale use or possession of fireworks is illegal. kron four's philippe djegal brings us this morning from firefighters. >> recent statistics from the u.s. consumer product safety commission shows 74% of the total fireworks related injuries in 2021. occurred in the weeks before and after the 4th of july. the fireworks this independence day holiday to the professionals by law in contra costa county. all fireworks are illegal possession or use of fireworks can result in up to a $500 fine for each violation this month. the contra costa county fire protection district expanded its wildfire

responses in anticipation of what con fire spokesperson steve hill expects to be a getting intense wildfire season. the reality is that we have. >> but i characterize some bumper crop vegetation out there that's been growing as a result of all the staff weather. cool weather we've been having and that is slowly more slowly than recent slowly turning into fuel >> for wildfire, another form of a sparkler sparklers like the one this firefighter intentionally tosses into the grass may seem innocent. but this demonstration quickly shows they are not keep in burnett, 1200 degrees fahrenheit in the rive ucation. you should expect smoke and then fire that can grow out of control. last year, a fireworks related fire a few weeks before the 4th of july in pittsburgh showed how dangerous fireworks can be. the threatened hundreds of homes. >> fortunately, because those homeowners and under redevelopment, defensible space creation, were able to

save every home. >> but in the wee hours of the morning, we evacuated more than 2000 dissipation >> a possibility we might lose homes, not fire last year county, why there were nearly 80 fireworks related fires reported during or around the 4th of july holiday weekend. >> in contra costa county lifted all on the floor. you are inserted into the ground. >> happening tomorrow, the san mateo county sheriff's office hosts a fireworks buyback event ahead of the 4th of july weekend from 10:00am to 05:00pm. people can drop off their unused or unwanted fireworks. no questions asked and get up to $75 in cash. the event takes place in the parking lot of the north fair oaks library on middlefield road in redwood city. all fireworks are illegal in unincorporated san mateo county and county and state parks getting caught with illegal fireworks can result in fines of up to $2000 for the first time ever this year. people who break the rules can be held liable for the cost of

emergency response to violations, including the cost of medical treatment and property damage. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, a grieving father and husband speaks out after a deadly car crash takes 2 of his family members. >> plus, police say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring. well, the latest details on the b

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tiffany justice. she's lived there for us this morning. and tiffany, we're expecting a great day out there. >> absolutely. they are just wrapping up setting up right behind us and we should be seeing some of the athletes soon. but joining us right now is matt cohen. he is the chief program officer who is going to tell us more about what is going to take place today. but also what took place yesterday. i hear that the open opening ceremony was amazing. it was we had over 900 athletes and coaches come through last night. >> was highlighted by hall of famer bryant, young. we had a mosical act from las vegas as well as a co. mc kyla from your channel 4 news station. it was amazing time and it kicks off our annual summer games. we have for sports. we have tennis botching swimming here at santa clara university and then we have track and field at cupertino, high school. >> so can lay out what exactly is going to happen today when it comes to the games? yes, so starting around 8.30, our app,

people come to all our venues here at santa clara university. >> and compete to about 2 o'clock. and same thing at cupertino high school about a 30 to 2 o'clock. and then we also have our young athlete program from ages 2 to 7 from 9.30, at 12, 30. and then our healthy athletes were athletes get actually free. health screenings will happen from one to 4 today. and also later this evening and ends with the big dance. we have a dj coming in. our athletes come out and dance in the evening after a long day of competition. then we have our sunday competition here at santa clara university, as well as cupertino, high school, all 4 schools to be on display and it's free charts are at these love. people come out here and cheer from its free parking at both venues. so if you have nothing to do, please come by and say hello, sharon and have a good time. show your support as do you mind talking a little bit more about the athletes are quite a few that are are they from all over? yes, we have athletes from all over northern california. 29

different counties. >> and they train 8 to 10 weeks beginning in march. they have a regional competition and the advance of summer games about 2025% of our athletes who did all the sports this spring advanced or summer games. and so it's a chance of a lifetime that memories that they can make they compete against other athletes they may not have competed against in the regional competition. and get to spend 2 days away with their friends and just have a really wonderful time here at santa clara university. right? and you mention it's free free parking. >> do you mind is mentioning, wait where we are right now is everybody knows where to go. >> yes, it's free admission, free parking. a majority of our events take place at santa clara university over at buck shaw stadium and at the swimming facility and then our track and field competition is at cupertino, high school. and again, it's free. love death support out there showing our athletes. and it's a wonderful day. sounds like a good way to spend your day your saturday and that. thank you so much

for joining us this morning. to send it back to you in studio. yeah. sounds like it's going to be a fun and exciting day later at santa clara university. thank you so much. to >> you're taking a live look now at coit tower it's looking like a pretty chilly start to the day probably a good day to dress in layers if you're planning a step outdoors at this hour, at least if you're by the coast vice there, stephanie layers is how you want to do this thing. green also depends on where you're going to be, too. >> speaking of the south bay there, you're probably get some clearing going on this afternoon and those temperatures in the lower 70's. so a little bit of help there. so layers, as you mentioned, will work. but in places like the coast, yeah, you got a lot of cloud cover. looks like today. tomorrow. all the elements kind of in place. we do have a thick marine layer that's in place going on. yeah, there's some dry air that's upstairs. but, you know, still a lot moisture to be had here. we have the you see the flow pattern going on. the synoptic thing in whatever we do have some cloud

cover to the south. but what we got is our marine layer at the lower levels and then some scattered clouds kind of a lot. but again, this is a thick one. and it does have some dry air working with inland. you'll see some clearing. this is actually a little bit more optimistic. so we want to really underscore probably san francisco more than mostly cloudy deal today. tomorrow, shelley and that brisk wind so dressed for the part. meanwhile, on the east bay shoreline, you'll get some clearing into the afternoon. so be today. here comes the fog again tonight. we do the same deal on your sunday as well as you can see things clear out. meanwhile, tahoe, just to mention the pop of a little thunder showers still a possibility in the afternoon hours. there's the wind flow. it's basically driven by is the thermal gradients. you open up the oven is a temperance, the refrigerator a difference. and that drives a little breeze. that's what we're going to see going on. as you see how the inland clearing happening earlier in the day, then we will see elsewhere. all right, just a quick look ahead. we're talking about it's late clearing, but cloudy at the coast and san francisco mine are warming up happening

towards the end of the weekend inland. we might see those temperatures pop about 90 or so by thursday. we'll have more on your forecast in a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a husband and father is overcome by heartbreak. last week, his wife and 12 year-old daughter died in a car crash in santa clara. the community is now coming together to help the grieving family four's. dan thorn has more. >> it's something a parent or spouse and never wants to imagine or experience the heartbreak of losing their partner and their child. i don't want to forget. i don't ever want to but you know. still in denial and that that is not possible. christopher chambers, wife, baby and their 12 year-old daughter release died on the afternoon of june 14th, mom and daughter were on their way to the doctor's office when their tesla model y crashed into a tree and burst into flames. what

happened beforehand is a mystery, though. they had an appointment to 15. they left around one 45, which should have been an issue, you know, getting there on time without a >> and about 2.30, >> the doctor called actually and said they never showed up for their appointment, confused chambers tried looking for their location on the tesla app and then called their phones. there was no response frustrated. he decided to take his son and drive toward the doctor's office. within minutes he saw smoke and then a horrific scene swarmed by first responders. >> you know, the firefighters and the police from a very gentle, but they wouldn't let anywhere near. the scene. one of the firefighters came over and he's like you kind of like. kind of held me is like made eye contact. and you you know, keep your memories. you know, remember, then that way because what if we let you see them, then that something that

you would never forget. >> chambers says his wife beatty, who he met in china. well studying was strong and smart. she always had high expectations for her family. she was just a very remarkable. person. you know, always always. and she was. just always striving for his daughter, the lease would have celebrated her 13th birthday on tuesday. she was a blossoming musician and chambers says she was genuinely nice to everyone. she really had a good heart. really did that. that was just her nature. i forced her to be. nast year mean flights couldn't because i just wasn't who she was chambers and his 8 year-old son, ethan, have struggled coming to grips with their new reality without a wife. without a daughter without a mom. and without a sister. the next obstacle is a burial. which chambers is grateful to get help with through a gofundme as of

friday night, more than $50,000 have been raised by strangers, friends and family. he's also hoping to get closure by learning from investigators. what happened before his wife and daughter died. whatever whatever comes out of all this. >> about how they ended up where they did. >> it shouldn't have exploded, caught fire or whatever you want to call it so quickly that they couldn't get out reporting in los gatos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a proposed waterway project is stirring waterway project is stirring up some controversial

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>> 7.29 this saturday morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. let's start this half hour with a look at our saturday morning forecast with dave sphar a day. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. quite a bit of cloud cover to start. yeah, the fog is all over the it looks, however, though, the typical fashion will clear out inland. well before noon. however, it's going to be a little stubborn. >> at the coast and certainly san francisco in portions of the east bay shoreline. let's is up to the winds. again. that's going to be another feature because you throw this cloud cover and cooler temps in there with that onshore wind going to be chilly today. there you have the numbers in the 20's and there's that pop that happens and we're seeing the winds also pop a little bit for tomorrow. so putting this all together and getting into next week as well. we talked about it late clearing going on cloudy at the coast, cole with middle 70's 60's going on for the bay. then tomorrow, stubborn bay clouds and fog. slightly cooler with lower to middle 70's going on

for the parade tomorrow in san francisco. probably going to be mostly cloudy and breezy. so to be a bit on the chilly side, early clouds go on next week with the sun mix. cool one, gradual warming, 90's. it looks like by thursday at the ballpark today. giants versus the diamondbacks 105, game time. temperatures near 60 with some token son is a possibility breezy and chilly with those gusts get about. 25 today. 62 san francisco. 65 for open. seventy-two. meanwhile, for san jose and give you kind of a big perspective of everybody here. there's your inland warming contra. costa county will probably have the lion share of the warmest temperatures around the strait and into the delta middle 70's. meanwhile, up to the north bay, 62 for san francisco. we get some better clearing as we get into early next week. and that means around the bay to by the midweek, minor warming there. but inland, you might see 90 by the end of the week longer term forecast coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that day. thank you. >> a kron 4 continues to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis

and fentanyl related deaths in santa clara county. more than doubled over a month. kron four's gayle ong reports on the latest effort by local officials to curb this problem. >> santa clara county is ramping up its fight against fentanyl. the county's health department revealed this week that fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the county this year rose from 17 in april to 41 in may. eric re era is a director of services delivery for the county's behavior health services department. i think a lot of people are being exposed to deadly drug fentanyl without their knowledge, their purchasing drugs. >> from people that i perhaps on reliable and these drugs are being laced with fentanyl. and that's what's resulting in people's deaths. the county's coroner's office reported 161 fentanyl fatalities in all of 2022. county leaders hoping to bring that number down this year. part of strategy next to be distributing fentanyl. test strips to people who want them

and they'll be able to test. >> drugs that they may be taking on their own and see if there laced with fentanyl county's behavioral health services department also launched a public awareness campaign. >> tv, social media and bus ads targeting people ages 14 to 29 warning of fentanyl-laced pills circulating in the community. doctor, jumanji is the medical director for the valley homeless healthcare program. she leads a team who goes out to in-house communities to pass out narcan and fentanyl. test strips. but her team does not always offer treatments. we want to first focus building that trust and rapport. our goal is to just engage individuals who are not seeking care proactively necessarily. >> we know a lot of these communities are high prevalence substance i think. >> both opioid use and methamphetamine use. the county is also educating the public about naloxone. >> as a lifesaving measure with plans to pass out about 6,000 kids this year and train people who work in public

transit schools and libraries. we're here to help you. >> and if you ready for help or if you have a family member that you concerned about, please call us. >> in san jose del kron, 4 news. >> a san jose doctor is found guilty of illegally prescribing opioids and now faces federal prison time. the justice department says donald show prescribed oxycodone and hydrocodone in increasing quantities to 4 undercover officers posing as patients. investigation found shower wrote more than 8,000 controlled substance prescriptions in just one year. further evidence found he continued to prescribe the medication to a patient who had already overdosed twice. shao is set to be sentenced in november. called for continues to put the focus on fentanyl by tracking the crisis here in the bay area. just scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our website that lists all of our latest coverage. mcdonald's workers

at an oakland store have decided to strike cooks and cashiers at the mcdonalds on jackson street claim they were denied sick leave. 2 workers say they were told management could not approve sick leave requests because of a change in the stores. ownership. the impacted workers say they filed a complaint with the city. also in oakland, police say a driver is in custody after crashing a stolen car into a home. that crash happened just after 4.15 yesterday morning on santa rita street off 38th avenue near jungle hill. when police arrived, they say the driver was still in the car and unresponsive with the help of firefighters. officers were able to remove the driver from the car and take them into custody. today marks one year since the supreme court overturned roe v wade on friday, president biden signed an executive order expanding access to contraception. he says that will make it easier to get care and also lower out of pocket costs. the order directs federal departments to

make sure private insurers cover all contraceptives approved by the fda. and on friday, the supreme court sided with the biden administration on a challenge to federal immigration policy in that 8 to one ruling, the justices said the states challenging the rules. texas and louisiana lacked standing to sue the government under the president's policy. only those immigrants who pose a threat to national security and those who recently crossed the border would be arrested. the secretary of homeland security applauding this decision and now an update to a story we first brought you earlier this week. police in the east bay say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring one involving almost 250 stolen converters across the bay area. four's haaziq madyun has more. >> 65 catalytic converters were stolen during a 30 day period. a couple of months ago. the city of alameda, some of those crimes were captured on surveillance videos.

alameda police suspected that a crew of may have been responsible. now, investigators say there's been a break in the case. we've made an arrest of an individual who is responsible for numerous calif converter thefts in the city of alameda and in the surrounding region. this week, alameda police arrested. 22 year-old marlen dpo rise of oakland police chief of the shot. joshi says evidence in the case points to arrive. being the ringleader of a bay area. catalytic converter theft crew. so we believe that this crew is responsible for some around 35 cases. we have strong evidence she's orchestrated. many of these, if not all of the that that we're investigating. he says some of the evidence is connected to last week's major catalytic converter theft bust of multiple suspects confiscation of stolen property weapons and $260,000 in cash by the alameda county regional auto theft task force. they were bringing stolen cat converters from alameda to that location. chief joe, she says not only

were gunfire during the 2 catalytic converter thefts in alameda, but he also alleges are ious pulled the trigger. yes, we have evidence that supports that. was the shooter in at least 2 these incidents. he wouldn't go into just what that allege evidence is. but he says it was an a for the alameda county district attorneys office to file charges including grand theft, burglary and firing a from a moving vehicle. at this point, the investigation remains open because he says there are more people being sought in connection to these crimes. >> we know that there are at least 2 to 3 other individuals involved. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department and alameda haaziq madyun kron. 4 >> all right. take a look at this. a special pride marriage celebration happened at san francisco city hall on friday. more than 250 couples tying the knot here. the city deck, the halls welcoming couples of

all kinds and francisco city hall has a long history of hosting same marriages in that same spot roughly 20 years ago. gavin newsom, who was mayor at the time ordered marriage licenses be given to same couples a years long legal battle followed, which ultimately ended with same couples winning the right to marry. one couple told us it was that rich history that helped them decide to get hitched at city hall this year. >> it was a big deal for us bay area natives we wanted to celebrate on pride with family. >> the mayor celebration is just one of many pride events that happened in the bay area. and that will continue to happen through this weekend. for more details, you can head to the pride section of our website. kron 4 dot com. well, your health, honda is recalling roughly 1.2 million cars. and the problem is the rearview cameras. authorities say the recall includes certain odyssey minivans from

2018 2023 pilot suvs from 2019 to 2022 and passport suvs from 2019 to 2023. honda says the rearview camera image might fail to show up on the dashboard screen dealers will make repairs and no cost to owners who will be notified by letter starting july 24th. so keep your eyes peeled. and bags of frozen fruit. so that's a major retailers are also being recalled. the problem linked to a possible listeria contamination. the products were sold at whole foods trader joe's walmart and target the brands involved here. great value. good and gather 3.65 and seasons choice. no illnesses reported so far you can get more details on the fda's website. if you're looking for a new furry addition to your family. >> take a good look here. san jose. animal care and services is waiving all adoption fees for a special promotion running through july 31st. the

organization says there is a record number of animals entering the facility. and san jose mayor matt mahan is calling on the community to help out. >> but the need is much greater than we have capacity for which is why we're asking community members to consider adopting. and if you're not sure that you're ready to adopt a pet, fostering is a great option. you can come in and get to know some of the animals. and one home for a week or 2. >> you can visit the san jose animal shelter website for a foster application and to check out all the adoptable pets. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news from outer space to the deep extreme tourism is booming like never before. >> we take a closer look at the industry and the wild places. explorers are willing to go. and the top team in the west meet up at oracle park, met up at oracle park yesterda

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>> developing news we're following the coast guard will reportedly lead the investigation into the implosion of the titanic submersible. the titan. this could be a complicated operation with oceangate the company that operated the titan being based in the u.s. and the submersible itself being registered in the bahamas. the sub's mothership is from canada and the victims lived in england, pakistan, france and the they were from all different parts of the world. the tide and had not been registered with the international agencies that regulate safety. the implosion killed 5 people on board, including oceangate's founder will continue to follow that

story closely and thrill seeking travelers are always looking for the next adrenaline rush. but there are growing questions as to whether people are being properly warned about the risks. news nation's nancy loo reports. >> there done that when it comes to adventure such as bungee jumping or skydiving the newest extreme extreme travel stretch beyond the ends of the earth. with space travel. joining what's already estimated to be a 300 billion dollar industry. those who help in arranging such adventures predicted continued growth. there's many experiences that haven't even to logically possible until the past couple of years. and in addition to other destinations that have always been for front and the adventure travel market but have just become far more accessible its excess abul and it's affordable. and be totally into and thrill

seekers are everywhere. despite the tight and tragedy, some are still willing to also go to such depths with the proper safety protocols in place. i think i would go just like the james cameron, rolex testing public to do the titanic by that opportunity that be like once in a lifetime of probably due to $850,000 it. >> 12,000 leagues under the sea. >> with adventure travel, evolving experiences vary in cost. but they are no longer limited to the one percent or the elite. and the daring are apparently undeterred by waivers and warnings. as of right now, we haven't seen any >> cancellations or any travelers changing their plans. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us this morning. a new statewide poll found 40% of californians are considering packing up and leaving the golden state behind 61% of those people point to the high cost of living in the golden state as the reason nearly half of those surveyed say they are struggling to save money or pay for unexpected expenses,

nearly 30% might. mainly conservatives say they leave the state's policies and laws lpthey want to leave because th policies and laws do not align with their political views. taking a live look at the drive now in the bay bridge this morning. things going pretty smoothly on this saturday as people drive under some pretty overcast skies, at least in the san francisco area. we have dave spahr who is tracking the conditions all across the bay area for us a >> good morning, stephanie. good morning, overcast. good way phrase that they're this the sutro camera and our marine layer is about another 500 feet right above this. here in the sometimes we have the shot. we can show we're above it all. and here's the clear blue skies and below it is all that marine layer will. this is a little thicker now. further above that you do have dry air. so that should work a little bit. start mixing things out certain work inland and around the bay later by the late morning hours as we approach noon at the coast,

though, this is going to be hard to get rid of. so that's what you can plan on that front. meanwhile, in the mountains, sunshine. but there's this sign and pops thing. that means if you're from perhaps the midwest or the deep south, sometimes in the in the summer months, you get this chance of afternoon evening thundershowers grill and when you get the daytime heating, so for a couple of hours, there's that risk to see. that's both today tomorrow. but look at those temperatures very close to what the bay temperatures are going to be so very similar. and you're going to see a lot more sun, actually, then we're going to see in the home front with a gradual warming trend later in the week. back to those winds because we do have inland clearing that's going help drive this. so we're also getting a little bit sun optically, but the general trend will be on shore. that's going to continue to bring fresh marine layer moisture to san francisco, the coast and even southern moran. want to send in the tropics here real quick. this is brett and the caribbean. posey taking a western track right to central america will follow. that's what it does. meanwhile, that's a new one out there

sunday. we're watching that track. looks to remain well out at sea. so it's not a threat to the u.s. at this point in projections. don't say so again. we'll watch that as we go forward back home. ultimately high pressure will build. we get to the end of the week. that means warming temperatures and inland. we might be looking at numbers at around 90 or so by the time we get to thursday friday zone, possibility. 4 zone forecast, though, today. check it out. 62 essentially overcast today and then along the coast, upper 50's near about 60 overcast. the word 67 for burlingame, 69 san carlos. 71 palo alto, lower 70's down here in the south bay. but again, afternoon clearing will come into the program, some sun and clouds going on for the east bay shoreline inland again, tri valley, mid 70's afternoon. sunshine working here. nice temps, though. there's plenty of time to get those crowded maps with 3 digits up their 72. meanwhile, for walnut creek, 75 for concord. we're looking at 64 vallejo, quite windy this

afternoon. 74 fairfield, 71 napa and santa rosa. at 75, it's more like spring with a variety forecast for you. there's thursday at 90 93 coming for friday. so i guess summer is going to be clearing its throat later. stephanie. thank you. >> the giants are back to their winning ways. they took on the arizona diamondbacks on friday night. well, for sports director jason dumas has the highlights for us. >> the giants continue one of their most important homestand of the season. all they did to started off with take 3 of 4 against the padres. up next, a weekend series with the division leading diamondbacks. let's go out to oracle park. it was a beautiful night. ugly outfits, but we're chugging beer. that's what we do in the summer. watching baseball. we pick things up. in the 5th. the giants held a 3 to 2 lead, but diamondbacks fought back 5th inning patel marked a return single to right. that ties the game at 3. they added a run. in the ending. they to

the 4, 3, lead. but the giants they put up 5 in their half of the 5th. jd davis drive one. into left field lamonte wade junior comes on in to score. we're tied up. how about michael conforto? he's having a good year. he rips one to right. jd davis, he scores jock peterson. he scores conforto was 3 for 4 before rbi guys retake the lead 6 to 4 and then icing on the cake. one of the young gun, patrick bailey, it's 4th home run of the season. what a pleasant surprise in big league ball. giants win 8 to 5. they're just 2 and a half games. of the diamondback for first place in the west. let's talk a little bit away. got to win those 2 innings. kind got away

>> better versions of the my best today for sure, for. >> it's about time. he hasn't been getting much run support all season. so it's time that they repaid the favor to logan. in other news, snapped an eight-game losing streak with a win against the toronto blue jays. all right. that's your look at sports. jason, thank you. >> major league baseball's commissioner is clarifying comments he made about calling a's fans at the recent reverse boycott game. an average major league baseball crowd. well, some people think it was a way to try to blame fans for the a's relocation when he made that statement. but yesterday manfred responded saying he only meant that he feels sorry for the fans and would have preferred to find a solution in oakland. he claims that they did everything they could to keep the club in oakland saying, quote, unfortunately one night doesn't change a decade's worth of inaction.

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kron. 4 morning news police arrest a man accused of thursday night's deadly shooting outside a bart station. the latest details on the suspect. and with 4th of july just around the corner, the reminder from contra costa county officials about illegal fireworks. and it is pride weekend in san francisco out police are beefing up safety

measures in the city to help keep people safe. >> 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 saturday june the 24th and we're covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning, dave. good morning, stephanie. and good morning, overcast. a fog clouds is how we start the day and they're going to be really recalcitrant in order to clear they're going to be stubborn today. now we do see, however. >> it looks like some writer patches are trying to develop their which is impressive 08:00am here. maybe that's a sign of some breaks happening. hopefully there's a shot again of the golden gate overcast going on above us. that means a fog layer is pretty high and it's pretty thick that we're dealing with. meanwhile, we are seeing some legitimate cloud cover across the central and southern coast a bit drawn by surface features a bigger, bigger weather features going

on, not just the local pattern, but back to local onshore winds. that's going to be all this weekend that fortifies that a marine layer coming in upper 50's. you can see around the bay. 61 for antioch. we'll see that those numbers start popping as we start to get to sunday when its business 68 by high noon at 3, sunny at 73. well inland. however, for the bay, it's probably a sun and clouds mixture in more or less, mostly cloudy along the coast and chilly with that wind. coming up a little bit. we'll take a look at the rest the weekend forecast and what we're expecting into next week, all thank you. our top story this morning this weekend, 10's of thousands of people >> are expected in san francisco for pride celebrations as city police are stepping up public safety measures. kron four's ella sogomonian has more. >> pride weekend is upon us in san francisco. and police say security is their top priority. the department will be fully staffed. us can be at civic center and during the parade on sunday along market

street, they're encouraging people to report anything that may seem like a security threat. >> flag down a police officer call 9-1-1. if it's an immediate threat to someone's life or safety, let somebody know if something doesn't look right. let somebody know. sergeant winter says there haven't been any blatant threats made against the celebrations that they know of an sfpd along with state and federal partners. >> are keeping an eye out for anything suspicious. the human rights campaign issued a state of emergency for lgbtq americans. earlier this month because of an increase in both hate crimes and discriminatory legislation targeting the community state senator scott wiener of san francisco says it's another reason why staying vigilant is important while having fun safety is critical issue for pride every year. >> and particularly for that this year the absolute title to true. direct lgbtq people in this country. sfpd also discourages party goers.

>> from engaging with protesters who might show up to voice their opposition to the pride events saying it's best to ignore them and let officers step in. if they have to. >> if you are heading to the city by the bay this weekend, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a look at the parade route. all right, the pri, the parade kicks off at 10, 30 sunday morning at market and beal and ends at market and 8 is some road closures have already gone into effect. we'll take a look hair and is now closed from 8 street to berwick civic center. plaza is closed all day today as is united nations plaza and tomorrow, leavenworth will be closed for mcallister to market sutter will be shut down from sense. and the market and since some will be closed between sutter and bush market will be closed from 8th to 9th. have a complete list of street closures and the time those streets reopen on our website right now. kron 4 dot com. and bart is offering additional service tomorrow for pride

events. starting sunday, bart runs a 5 line service until 09:00pm with added special event. trains agency officials say the additional trains will help increase service from millbrae to the city and from pleasant hill into downtown san francisco. and more than 30 residents are displaced this morning after a fire erupted at a townhouse complex in san jose. this happened friday night on the 2100 block of was avenue. no one was injured in the fire, but a dog died. a san jose firefighters got the flames under control. and just about 2 hours, the red cross is assisting. those residents who were displaced. another big story we're following this morning. police arrested a suspect accused of thursday night's deadly shooting outside a san francisco bart station as kron four's dan kerman learned. police say that shooting grew out of a dispute. >> san francisco's high-profile powell street bart station was the scene of thursday night's violence.

police say it was shortly after a 31, a man shot and killed another man. we have have enough evidence to know that it was just a few witnesses say the dispute began on the train when a woman sitting with the suspect was given a compliment by another man that escalated once the 3 exited the train. >> for instance, some of compliment. >> at this point they're exchanging words are never the case. maybe work on escalator to out of get the top of ice and chips. officers were in the area at the time. and the chief says. >> that led to the quick capture of the suspect. >> if there are these 2 individuals enter taxi cab. they broadcast that over the police radio and the dispatches, but that out as well. other officers observed tactic ave in the area 14th, the mission. they conducted a stop. what we call hire, a stop. and they detain all the

occupants in that tactic inside the cab with the woman was 18 year-old davion crawford. >> who was arrested for murder? like many other recent suspects. police say he doesn't live in san francisco in this case he lives in sacramento. the chief says the best way to keep outsiders from coming to town to commit crime is a combination of greater police, visibility and accountability when people who are prone to this type spontaneous violence. >> no, there's a good possibility that they will be captured and captured quickly. it is a deterrence and we know that it matters. and while that may be true, this shooting at another heavily-traveled san francisco location has people on edge every other day and something out here. >> you know, somebody shot you it's just unbelievable. society is a scary. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> oakland police say they

have a person in custody in connection to the killing of a well-known baker. jen angel pictured here suffered a critical, brain injury when she was robbed behind the wells fargo on webster street. back in february. she died soon after police have identified the suspect as ishmael birch court records show he faces felony murder charges with robbery enhancements. burch is expected in court for a plea hearing on july 14th. police say the investigation into angels killing is ongoing. a community is remembering 2 brothers killed in a car crash in dublin. there's now a small memorial for 25 year-old adam and 23 year-old khalid rashid, both from san ramon, flowers line, the area of the crash site, the brothers died tuesday night when their car smashed into a tree and light post dublin. police say initial reports suggest excessive speed may have played a role here. a neighbor was at the memorial to pay his respects.

>> it started for you says they want drive too fast. also is there life and >> like play with lives and other people's lives too. >> southbound already road from fall creek to willow creek road will be closed this morning as investigators gather more evidence. >> a daly city store owner is facing charges for shooting and injuring a robber. police say 2 thieves took a rolex watch off the wrist of store owner rocky eid. >> eid then fired at least 8 shots. investigators say at the men with a semiautomatic handgun. it happened tuesday at the sun valley, dairy market near the cow palace. a 19 year-old from san francisco was shot in the neck and shoulder. he is expected to survive. he has 2 prior felony convictions and is banned from owning a gun his lawyer says he is expected to make bail soon. as we get closer to the 4th of july contra. costa county officials are reminding people but the sale use or possession of fireworks is

illegal. kron four's philippe djegal brings us this morning from firefighters. >> the most recent statistics >> the most recent statistics from the u.s. consumer produc safety commission shows 74% of the total fireworks related injuries in 2021. occurred in the weeks before and after the 4th of july. the fireworks, this independence day holiday to the professionals by law in contra costa county. all fireworks are illegal possession or use of fireworks can result in up to a $500 fine for each violation this month. the contra costa county fire protection district expanded its wildfire responses in anticipation of what con fire spokesperson steve hill expects to be a getting intense wildfire season. the reality is that we have. >> but i characterize some bumper crop education out there that's been growing as a result of all the staff weather. cool weather. we've been having and that is slowly more slowly than recent slowly

turning it into for wildfires. another form of a sparkler sparklers like the one this firefighter intentionally tosses into the grass may seem innocent. but this demonstration shows they are not. >> keep in burnett, 1200 degrees fahrenheit in the second rive education. you should expect smoke. >> and then fire that can grow out of control. last year, a fireworks related fire a few weeks before the 4th of july in pittsburgh showed how dangerous fireworks can be. the threatened hundreds of homes. >> fortunately, because those homeowners and under redevelopment, defensible space creation, were able to save every home. >> but in the wee hours of the morning, we evacuated more than 2000 dissipation of. >> a possibility we might lose homes, not fire last year county, why there were nearly 80 fireworks related fires reported during or around the 4th of july holiday weekend. >> in contra costa county,

early from the foreign were inserted into the all right. coming up here on the kron, 4 morning news, a grieving father and husband speaks out after a deadly crash takes 2 of his family members. >> plus, police say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring. we have the latest details on the bust. the special olympics, northern california has kicked off. tell you everything you need to know. coming up. >> and what we'll see. the sun poke out much more in the south bay in the far east bay. it's going to be more problematic along

>> welcome back to kron.

morning news. good morning, everybody. and yes, overcast at the coast to get used to it both today. tomorrow, san francisco as well. east bay shoreline will get some afternoon clearing going on mixed bag of some sun and clouds and certainly opening up those skies for tomorrow. our to this afternoon, rather in tomorrow afternoon as well. back to what the satellite picture is besides are lower level moistures deal that we always have the marine layer at all. the scattered cloud cover coming into the central coast and out of socalgas. also that flow pattern what's going aloft. so it's not just what drives our winds locally, but we're going to have the continuation of the onshore winds. this looks pretty optimistic in terms of clearing out because we're going continue to have that cloud cover along the coast afternoon could see some thunder showers pop up a little bit around tahoe. but those pops are chances of thunder showers are relatively modest. so going to see more sun than anything else going on in temperatures very much like what we're looking at the bay, too. meanwhile, for tomorrow, we do the same drill again. start off in the morning. fog clears off in london and back to the bay and

san francisco. little bit, perhaps before comes back again for the late afternoon and evening hours. there's your flow pattern of onshore winds. they pop in the teens 20's both today. also tomorrow, going to kind of windy there around the carquinez strait. solano county and also want to contra costa county in some of those valleys were just gets channeled and funneled perfectly. so our game plan is really like this. it's more of a springtime situation in summer because again, a lot of cloud cover for the bay with afternoon clearing chilly temperatures, 70's inland 60's covered the bay tomorrow, lower to middle 70's well inland getting into early next week, early bay clouds and the sun mixture thing, gradual warming where to go through the 80's. we get to around tuesday wednesday by thursday. we're popping about 90 and into friday as well. so we'll get a little summer flavor for that. case you missed it, 60 to san francisco for the high today. overcast will do. oakland, you're looking at 65 70 to 4 san jose colors. ation

really kind of underscores we're talking about you see those greens right around the bay in the 60's, 70's well inland. there you see the central valley warmer temperatures starting to encroach a bit. 75 for santa rosa next couple of days. a lot of cloud cover to deal with that fog clouds situation both today. tomorrow and better clearing as we start to get into monday. now, speaking of which will go into that longer range forecast, a warming going on and just to see what's going on with the tropics as well. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that update. >> happening today, more than 800 athletes and volunteer coaches are coming together for the special olympic summer games. it is happening right now is to declare university. and that's where we're going to find four's. tiffany justice live there for us this morning at tiffany. i could see some activity already happening behind >> yeah, and some of the athletes have arrived. it's a really great a moment to capture and see at this site. and yesterday, we're told as well, a man know for sure that

the opening ceremony was a beautiful sight as well. we know that our own that kyra grogan was one of the emcees for that opening ceremony. we want to go and show you some video from that yesterday. the games are being held at the santa clara university and a moment ago, we did speak with matt cohen. he is the chief program officer for the game games. he's tells us it's free to come watch and support along with free parking. and there are so many people involved in this. we're told around 650 athletes from all over northern california from 29 counties. it's a chance of a lifetime in a time to create memories different sports or tennis bochy's swimming and track and field cupertino high school and the event will go for pretty much all day. and for different sports. the 3 are offered here at santa clara university. >> we have tennis bochy and swimming all competitions begin around 8.30. they wrap up around 02:00pm here. santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to

7 and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings in 6 different disciplines begin at one to 04:00pm and then we do it again in the evening and then end up with our big dance. you have a dj will be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great time >> they also launched a new campaign called do something special to bring awareness, but also to bring people together as we'll bring you more live here at the university. back to you. all right. tiffany looks like it's going to be a great time. it looks like the jacket was a good choice, too, because it's it's looking a little bit cold out there >> all right. thanks to funding. all the man arrested for a father's day shooting near pier. 39 will not be facing charges. the san francisco da's office says that they're throwing out the case, at least for now. this is going to be against the suspect. lee haywood of pittsburgh police arrested lee last sunday after that shooting involving 2 cars

speeding down the embarcadero. lee initially faced charges including being a wanted felon in possession of a gun. 6 people were injured during that shooting, including a 10 year-old boy who was struck by a car. the overall investigation does continue da brooke jenkins saying in a statement that this type of investigation takes time, adding her office wants to ensure that they gather all relevant evidence needed to evaluate this case and make appropriate charging decisions. a husband and father is overcome by heartbreak. last week, his wife and 12 year-old daughter died in a car crash in santa clara. the community is now coming together to help the grieving family kron four's. dan thorn has the story. >> it's something a parent or spouse and never wants to imagine or experience the heartbreak of losing their partner and their child. i don't want to forget. i don't ever want to forget.

>> but you know. still in denial and that that is not possible. christopher chambers, wife, baby and their 12 year-old daughter release died on the afternoon of june 14th, mom and daughter were on their way to the doctor's office when their tesla model y crashed into a tree and burst into flames. >> what happened beforehand is a mystery, though. they had an appointment at 2.15. they left around one. 45, which should have been an issue, you know, getting there on time without a >> and about 2.30, >> the doctor called actually and said they never showed up for their appointment, confused chambers tried looking for their location on the tesla app and then called their phones. there was no response frustrated. he decided to take his son and drive toward the doctor's office. within minutes he saw smoke and then a horrific scene swarmed by first responders. you know, the

firefighters and the police from a very gentle, but they wouldn't let anywhere near. >> the scene, one of the firefighters came over and he's like you kind of like. kind of held me is like made eye contact. and you you know, keep your memories. you know, remember, then that way because what if we let you see them, then that something that you would never forget. >> chambers says his wife beatty, who he met in china. well studying was strong and smart. she always had high expectations for her family. she was just a very remarkable. person, you know, always always. and she was. just always striving for his daughter, the lease would have celebrated her 13th birthday on tuesday. she was a blossoming musician and chambers says she was genuinely nice to everyone. she really had a good heart. really did that. that was just her nature. i forced her to be. nast year mean flights

couldn't because i just wasn't who she was chambers and his 8 year-old son, ethan, have struggled coming to grips with their new reality without a wife. without a daughter without a mom. and without a sister. the next obstacle is a burial. which chambers is grateful to get help with through a gofundme as of friday night, more than $50,000 have been raised by strangers, friends and family. he's also hoping to get closure by learning from investigators. what happened before his wife and daughter died. whatever whatever comes out of all this. >> about how they ended up where they did. >> it shouldn't have exploded, caught fire or whatever you want to call it so quickly that they couldn't get out reporting in los gatos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on the kron, 4

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining u.s.. start this half hour with a look at our forecast we're off to a pretty cold start. this is true. good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody got to remain chilly in some parts of the bay all day today. pick up the coast and even along the bay, it's going to be the cool side. >> for summer, allegedly here, here's a look at what's going on the east bay shoreline. you see that overcast sky conditions, thicker marine layer we're dealing with here.

but right above it is dry so we might get some eroding as the day does wear on to sum up the cleats. we like to say in the mid layers, you can see some cloud cover coming in through the central coast a bit. but what's kind of affecting our weather more directly is that lower level moisture from the marine layer middle to upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline got 60's off towards the strait of u c 64 any alex? 57 up there to santa rosa. also san francisco and half moon bay. so at the ballpark today, the giants to battle against the diamondbacks 105, game time. temperatures at about 60 with overcast skies. also have that breezy windy conditions gust 25. it's going to kind of chilly today. here's the breakdown for you, particularly inland. we're going to see those numbers pop into the 70's a little bit on the longer range forecast. we'll tell you on the seven-day. we actually are looking for inland spots to reach about 90 or so. some are just taking some days off. it is not out of here. yeah, stephanie. thank you.

>> across 4 continues to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis and fentanyl-related deaths in santa clara county. more than doubled over a month. kron four's gayle ong reports on the latest effort by local officials to curb the problem. >> santa clara county is ramping up its fight against fentanyl. the county's health department revealed this week that fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the county this year rose from 17 in april to 41 in may. eric re era is a director of services delivery for the county's behavior health services department. i think a lot of people are being exposed to deadly drug fentanyl without their knowledge, their purchasing drugs >> from people that i perhaps unreliable and these drugs are being laced with fentanyl. and that's what's resulting in people's deaths. the county's aoroner's office reported 161 fentanyl fatalities in all of 2022. county leaders hoping to bring that number down this year. part of our strategy next year also be distributing

fentanyl. test strips to people who want them and they'll be able to test. >> drugs that they may be taking on their own and see if there laced with fentanyl county's behavioral health services department also launched a public awareness campaign. >> tv, social media and bus ads targeting people ages 14 to 29 warning of fentanyl-laced pills circulating in the community. doctor jeevan g is the medical director for the valley homeless healthcare program. she leads a team who goes out to in-house communities to pass out narcan and fentanyl. test strips. but her team does not always offer treatments. we want to first focus building that trust and rapport. our goal is to just engage individuals who are not seeking care proactively necessarily. >> we know a lot of these communities are high prevalence substance use. i think >> both opioid use and methamphetamine use. the county is also educating the public about naloxone as a lifesaving measure with plans to pass out about 6,000 kits this year.

>> and train people who work in public transit schools and libraries. we're here to help you. >> and if you are ready for help or if you have a family member that you concerned about, please call us. >> in san jose del kron, 4 news. a san jose doctors found guilty of illegally prescribing opioids and now faces federal prison time. >> the justice department says donald show prescribed oxycodone and hydrocodone in increasing quantities to 4 undercover officers posing as patients. an investigation found shower wrote more than 8,000 controlled substance prescriptions in just one year. further evidence found he continued to prescribe the medication to a patient foot already overdosed twice shao is set to be sentenced in november. for continues to put the focus on fentanyl tracking the crisis here in the bay area. just scan this qr code right there on your screen. it will take you to a special section of our website but lists all of our latest coverage. mcdonald's workers

at an oakland store have decided to go on strike cooks and cashiers at the mcdonalds on jackson street claim they were denied sick leave. 2 workers say they were told management cannot approve sick leave request because of a change in the stores. ownership. the impacted workers say they filed a complaint with the city. also in oakland, police say a driver is in custody after crashing a stolen car into a home. the crash happened just after 4.15, yesterday morning on santa rita street off 38th avenue near jungle hill. when police arrived, they say the driver was still in the car and unresponsive the help of firefighters. they were able to remove the driver from the car and take them into custody. police in the east bay say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring kron. four's haaziq mod-yoon has the details. >> 65 catalytic converters were stolen during a 30 day period. a couple of months ago. the city of alameda, some of those crimes were captured

on surveillance videos. alameda police suspected that a crew of may have been responsible. now, investigators say there's been a break in the case. we've made an arrest of an individual who is responsible for numerous calif converter thefts in the city of alameda and in the surrounding region. this week, alameda police arrested. 22 year-old marlen dpo rise of oakland police chief of the shot. joshi says evidence in the case points to arrive. he's being the ringleader of a bay area. catalytic converter theft crew. so we believe that this crew is responsible for some around 35 cases. we have strong evidence she's orchestrated. many of these, if not all of the that that we're investigating. he says some of the evidence is connected to last week's major catalytic converter theft bust of multiple suspects confiscation of stolen property weapons and $260,000 in cash by the alameda county regional auto theft task force. they were bringing

stolen cat converters from alameda to that location. chief joe, she says not only were gunfire during the 2 catalytic converter thefts in alameda, but he also alleges are ious pulled the trigger. yes, we have evidence that supports that. was the shooter in at least 2 these incidents. he wouldn't go into just what that allege evidence is. but he says it was an a for the alameda county district attorneys office to file charges including grand theft, burglary and firing a from a moving vehicle. at this point, the investigation remains open because he says there are more people being sought in connection to these crimes. >> we know that there are at least 2 to 3 other individuals involved. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department and alameda has menu 4 news. >> well, today marks one year since the supreme court overturned roe v wade on friday, president biden signed an executive order expanding access to contraception. he says that will make it easier to get care and also lower out of pocket costs. the order

directs federal departments to make sure private insurers cover all contraceptives approved by the fda. and on friday, the supreme court sided with the biden administration on a challenge to federal immigration policy and that 8 to one ruling. the justices said the states challenging the rules, texas and louisiana left standing to sue the government under the president's policy. only those immigrants who posed a threat to national security and those who recently crossed the border would be arrested. the secretary of homeland security applauded that decision. well, the giants are back to their winning ways. they took on the arizona diamondbacks friday night for sports director jason dumas brings us the highlights. >> giants continue one of their most important homestand of the season. all they did to started off with take 3 of 4 against the padres. up next, a weekend series with the division leading diamondbacks.

let's go out oracle park. it was a beautiful night. ugly outfits, but we're chugging beer. that's what we do in the summer. watching baseball. we pick things up. in the 5th. the giants held a 3 to 2 lead, but the diamondbacks fought back 5th inning patel marked a return single to right. that ties the game at 3. they added a run. in the ending. they to the 4, 3, lead. but the giants they put up 5 in their half of the 5th. jd davis drive one. into left field lamonte wade junior comes on in to score. we're tied up. how about michael conforto? he's having a good year. he rips one to right. jd davis, he scores jock peterson. he scores conforto was 3 for 4 before rbi guys retake the lead 6 to 4. and then here icing on the cake. one of the young gun, patrick bailey, it's 4th home run of the season. what a

pleasant surprise in big league ball. giants win 8 to 5. they're just 2 and a half games. of the diamondback for first place in the west. let's talk a little bit away. got to win those 2 innings coming away >> better versions of the my best today for sure, for. >> it's about time. he hasn't been getting much run support all season. so it's time that they repaid the favor to logan. in other news, snapped an eight-game losing streak with the win against the toronto blue jays. all right. that's your look at sports. jason, thank you. >> major league baseball's commissioner is clarifying comments he made about calling a's fans at the recent reverse boycott game and average major league baseball crowd.

>> a member said that he only meant that he feels sorry for fans and would have preferred to find a solution oakland. >> he claims management did everything they could to keep the club in oakland saying, quote, unfortunately one night does not change a decade's worth of inaction. well, coming up on the kron 4 morning news, the summer music returns to francisco. we're joined live in studio by organizers and 7 amazing performers who can tell us what we can expect. >> and today, high temperatures muted only into the 70's well, then you'll see a lot more sunshine going on there. overcast at the coast in san francisco both today tomorrow. got that in your 4 zone forecast a bit. keep it zone forecast a bit. keep it here.

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>> taking a live look now at sfo this morning. looking a bit gray and overcast, but hopefully that will clear up for us as we head into the later hours of the day. but looks like a good moment to make sure you have your jacket on before you step outside. a check in now with dave from or what we need to know. hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. the layers you referenced earlier. that's some good advice there because conditions to be in little going to open up here. we'll get some sunshine going on and warming up. >> be chilly around the bay that when you have that onshore, wind will be working all day today. where are we here? this is the sutro camera and kind of shows you this time. the sutro is right in there in the fog bank. so it continues some 500 feet right above that. and then you get some drier air working there, a typical inversions in place. but this marine layer this go around, but on the thick side here, so it's hard to kind of heated up here and mix it out.

we're seeing that inland, though. and that's what you're going to see today. tahoe. meanwhile, that's an issue there is that isolated chance of an afternoon chance of afternoon evening thundershowers deal. but basically check out those temps 60's around 70 or so come tuesday. so it has the feel of really we're looking at here in the bay with a gradual warm up through the remainder of the week. onshore winds all day. today. we're going to pop in some noticeable areas. put the around straight a bit east bay shoreline as well. so watch out for some of that around the and up to county, too. and the tropics quite busy here we have brett and i'm brett. and also up to see there is cindy. now both are don't look to be impact. the u.s. may be central america for brett. meanwhile, sunday go up through the atlantic not have an impact on the continental at least at the latest projections for us warming trend. that's the high pressure starting to build and we need a warming trend. temperatures getting to around 90 or so as early as thursday. 4 zone forecast today, though, again, overcast, san francisco

and for the coast upper 50's that that burning game. but time for 67 down in the south, lower 70's working in here in the south bay with afternoon sun, lower 70's only east bay shoreline, upper 60's. watch the breeze tri valley. you're looking at mid 70's. 75 going on for concord. the layout. 64, windy and chilly. 71 going on for nap and somebody 5 for santa rosa. i know what some are in every way you could think of. but the forecast looks more spring-like from 75 today off into around 90 well inland in the lower 90's. in fact, although remains shelley up the coast even next weekend. stephanie. thank you. >> was the weather starts to warm might be looking for omething fun and free to do outdoors. well, the city of san francisco has an option for you. it's hosting its first-ever summer of music series featuring local artists performing across 9 neighborhoods in the city by the bay. the music officially started last weekend. and here to tell us more are many yet

take teal and daniel lurie from the civic joy fund. good morning, guys. come on, stephanie. happy bride and happy to thank you. and to you as well. we've been covering pride all weekend, actually all month long with just a special on which is right on the time. >> a yearlong celebration. yes, constant pride. yes, but we're here to talk about the special events that you guys have. yeah. and for the month started, let the music started last weekend. so tell us a bit about >> every saturday from 02:00pm to 05:00pm and 9 different neighborhoods for 9 weeks, 12 weeks, 12 weeks, 12 weeks, baby all summer long. people can go out and see music on our corridors. we went and checked out and a visit the hate and the castro. last weekend. we had a great time. was lively and so entertaining. >> so the idea is it's one of the 5 projects in the city joy fund, its funding and spearheading and the purpose of summer of music is to wash the city with music the summer every saturday afternoon to

helping joy to our streets and also help us with our small businesses recover from the pandemic. >> and how do you decide which artists are? what type of music you want to showcase? the good news is that we actually don't have to do that. that difficult is within a noise pop so noise pop the amazing local, independent new music organization that chose all the musicians and they place them in all the different neighborhoods and musicians can still sign up. yes, at noise pops website. dot com is. so is there an audition process that's involved? are. >> it's you just kind of fill out a simple form and send a youtube links if you have so if you stephanie have a band that you are and you can go to summer music s f dot com and submit a little application. ok, very good. i will keep that in >> you know, how can people catch a performance of night? just sometimes imagine should people be showing up in just in case might be issues or

just want people to get out into our neighborhoods, which are thriving right now. and we're very excited about that. but bayview excelsior chinatown all throughout the city. just walk out, walk down our and is it your small merchants in our small businesses go support them and also listen great music going know, see, just have to show up. i mean, if you go to summer seth's instagram page. >> every week, the list, all the different acts that are playing in all the different neighborhoods from 02:00pm to 05:00pm every saturday for the next 11 weeks. excellent. and he tell us a bit about the inspiration behind all of this. why why do this now? >> our city needs this is a tough time for san francisco and we the civic joy fund, which is the organization that daniel, i found it together it aims to fund and support the kind of people that make san francisco great as a way to help the city recover. and one of those kinds of people are musicians, san francisco is in

music we have amazing music that comes here and that plays here. and so the point of this is to put tough and musicians over 100 musicians will be playing every weekend and we supporting them financially. and also just to bring joy back to our neighborhoods. we were tired of people talking smack about san this is a great city. >> we have great artists. we have great small businesses, great corridors and we want to bring the city back. and that's what the civic joy fund and summer music is all about. beautiful and. >> tell us a bit about the performance that we can expect today. i know you brought a band with first before we do that. i do want to acknowledge there's a man. his name is joe b pritzker. okay. and he is a music lover and a someone who's very devoted to san francisco and joby actually funded this whole program, just this one in particular. so i just want to acknowledge him and thank joe for doing that because because of his support is generous support over 1000 musicians will be

able play in san francisco the summer. so first, thank you to joe b and the including tell them swift, including swiss swiss. wow. i mean, talk about with swiss. it's an amazing local band started in san francisco. they were inspired by the musical notes of nina simone and jeff buckley. and they're amazing. yeah, just incredible. yeah. i'm very lucky to have them in the studio today. all right. and let's enjoy their performance. >> old.

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>> now on the kron 4 morning news police arrest a man accused of thursday night's deadly shooting outside a bart station. we have the latest details on the suspect. and with 4th of july just around the corner of the reminder from contra costa county officials about illegal fireworks. and it is pride weekend in san francisco. police are beefing up safety measures in the city to help keep people safe. >> 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 saturday to you. we are covering a lot of news for you today. but

let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr. good morning days, stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. overcast is kind of how we're starting the day today. very typical with that marine layer. however, it's quite thick and it's hard to really mix that out here. >> for today, although the air aloft is a little drier. we'll see some clearing going on certain in the east bay well inland. but along the eastern shore lines going to take awhile, golden gate bridge. it shows you that fog has lifted well be on the towers, but again, there's nice that player in which to contend with there's your onshore wind with the flag flapping around. you'll notice there the winds currently they're going to build in the 20 mile per hour range and some of the valleys in the east bay and around the carquinez strait expected to become a little bit of a wind tunnel and that will be a chilly wind too. we've got 50's in place for now. almost all locations. 62 going on concord and 64 for any alex, we haven't seen a lot of warming just yet. the contrast for you what we're trailing ground. the beige will notice, although inland, a couple numbers are a little bit more modest, 70 by 1 o'clock by 4.

we're talking. 73 underscoring that inland clearing, however, for the bay, let's say variable clouds on that front and kind of cloudy at the coast a bit. we'll take a look at the forecast. looks like for today. tomorrow and into next week as well. stephanie. >> all right, david, thank our top story this morning this weekend, tens of thousands of people are expected in san francisco for pride celebrations and city police are stepping up public safety measures. kron four's ella sogomonian reports. >> pride weekend is upon us in san francisco and police say security is their top priority. the department will be fully staffed. us can be at civic center and during the parade on sunday along market street, they're encouraging people to report anything thrt may seem like a security threat. >> flag down a police officer call 9-1-1. if it's an immediate threat to someone's life or safety, let somebody know if something doesn't look right. let somebody sergeant winter says there haven't been

any blatant threats made against the celebrations that they know of an sfpd along with state and federal partners. >> are keeping an eye out for anything suspicious. the human rights campaign issued a state of emergency for lgbtq americans. earlier this month because of an increase in both hate crimes and discriminatory legislation targeting the community state senator scott wiener of san francisco says it's another reason why staying vigilant is important while having fun. >> safety critical issue for pride every year and particularly for this salute title wave hatred, direct lgbtq people in this country. sfpd also discourages party goers. >> from engaging with protesters who might show up to voice their opposition to the pride events saying it's best to ignore them and let officers step in. if they have to. >> and if you're heading to the city by the bay this weekend, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a

look at the parade route. that parade is kickoff 10, 30 sunday morning at market beal and ends and market and 8. some road closures have already gone into effect and take a look. o'hare and is now closed from a street to berwick civic center plaza closed all day today, as is united nations plaza and tomorrow, leavenworth will be closed for mcallister to market sutter will be shut down from sense of the market and will be closed between sutter and bush market will be closed from 8th tonight. we have a complete list of street closures and the time those streews reopen right now on our website at kron 4 dot com. and bart is offering additio al service tomorrow for pride events. starting sunday, bart runs a 5 line service until 09:00pm with added special event. trains agency officials say the additional trains will help increase service from millbrae to the city and from pleasant hill into downtown san francisco. happening today, more than 800 athletes and volunteer coaches are coming together for the special olympics summer games. it is

happening right now at santa clara university. and that's where we're going to find kron four's. tiffany justice live for us this morning with details. and it looks like a live interview. tiffany. >> yes, we move to the stadium. there's a lot of activity going on right now. but joining us right now is david. so though he is the president and ceo of the games, tell us more about what is going to take place today. we also want to talk about the opening ceremony yesterday our own kyla grogan was emceeing, but it was really a special moment. no, thank you. tiffany hit opening ceremonies are a celebration of everything that special olympics to >> and it's it's it's really the highlight of the year for us. and so the summer games overall, you know, we have over 1000 athletes and coaches to participate and compete in the games. and it's really our showcase we go all the way from the from the oregon border down the to larry throughout our footprint. so we have over 27,000 athletes

and unified partners participate in the program. so here we have over 1000 that are competing, you know, bochy swimming tennis and track and field. but there's all these other wraparound activities that happen throughout the weekend to really showcase what it means to be special. the unique abilities and talents are athletes have that they bring to the table. and so it just a phenomenal celebration last night with bright young on hand, the hall of famer from the san francisco forty-niners gave a keynote address and he actually broke down the word special to him and what it means and encouraged our athletes. you know, there are an versiti that they face and how they overcome. so there are an inspiration to him. so it's a wonderful keno so that we have frankie moreno and lacey schwimmer from dancing with the stars then they perform. we got our athletes up and dancing. keith, key part for athletes opening ceremonies as today. leslie love the energy, you know, high energy level and just to help fund and then we're law enforcement, security of

choice. and so almost 1 billion dollars back to 1981 for special olympics world wide. and so they their series the torch run events where they promote special olympics raise awareness of running the flame of hope. the flame of hope symbolizes hope for people with intellectual disabilities. and so they run that way in throughout our footprint that ends up in opening ceremony say like to call during the games begin. so it's just a a wonderful feel. good. we're on a again that we have to really get get this of that going. and you know, and then we'd we start the competition's really competitions today. and tomorrow on sunday here at clara university of the different venues. and so again, it's really about showcasing their abilities talents. and so. we have we have some pretty broad base schools with a 30 year ideation school for our our footprint that we want to be

in. enhances access, increase, engagement every community and school in northern california. every every want. again, so we go all the way down to buy. so you every single one, whether it's san francisco unified, which modoc enough, it doesn't really so. so the ability to do events like this help generate support for us. and we have a campaign currently right now that we're doing cold, do something special dot and so the word special, we embrace our athletes embracing. it's a it's a sense of empowerment. and you know, for instance, one of athletes will will i have a handicap. yeah, it's 5 and they played. right. so it's it's just that sense of really embracing what it means to be a special olympics and so through the do specials do something special dot campaign. we encourage everybody to get involved to part of the special olympics family, whether it's participating as an athlete, participating as a donor participating as a volunteer.

and so we have a series of commercials. billboard said just opportunities for people to really see what it means to be special. let's also highlight some of the athletes you know, let's talk about the athletes. 650 of know we actually actually more so. yeah, no. so yeah, we we have about 865 athletes that participated. so. >> no, the range all over him at the maps that we have, you know, athletes. so we division are athletes in terms of our sports highly, highly competitive athlete. second competed in the level like when you go to a summer games, go to usa games, go to world games and you see the quality of our our athletes. they may have the law. so bill, it does i mean, they can compete anywhere. and then we have other athletes to the primarily participate skills. and so division and we go from one to 5 typically. and so we provide opportunities every special olympics athlete to participate. and to to be

successful. then the look on their faces when they when they ellis, why kids all i would encourage if you have an opportunity to be a meddling ceremony, put a metal over athletes. no, that's just that's the awesome. where can people learn well, you know, so do something special dot org or s when c dot org to to get involved, get more involved and learn more about special olympics. northern california, big david, thank you so much for making time. i learning, stephanie, i'm going to send it back to you in studio. all right. sounds good and wonderful to hear about what the organization is doing. >> and more than 300 arrests excuse me. but more than 30 residents are displaced this morning after a fire erupted at a townhouse complex in san jose. this happened friday night on the 2100 block of was avenue. no one was injured in the fire, but a dog did die. the san jose firefighters were able to get the flames under control in about 2 hours. the red cross is assisting the displaced residents. oakland

police say they have a person in custody in connection to the killing of a well-known baker. jen angel suffered a critical brain injury when she was robbed behind the wells fargo on webster street back in february. she died soon after police have identified the suspect as ishmael birch court records show he faces felony murder charges with robbery enhancements. burch is expected in court for a plea hearing on july 14th. police say the investigation into angels killing is ongoing. another big story we're following this morning. police arrested a suspect accused of thursday night's deadly shooting outside a san francisco bart station as four's dan kerman learned. police say the shooting grew out over disputes. >> san francisco's high-profile polish treat bart station was the scene of thursday night's violence. police say it was shortly after a 31, a man shot and killed another man. we have have enough evidence to know that it was just a few

witnesses say the dispute began on the train when a woman sitting with the suspect was given a compliment by another man that escalated once the 3 exited the train. >> the boyfriend inside compliment. >> at point, they're exchanging of the case. maybe work on escalator. text out of get the compliments twice in the officers were in the area at the time. and the chief says. >> that led to the quick capture of the suspect. >> if there are these 2 individuals enter a taxicab. they broadcast that over the police radio and the dispatches, but that out as well. other officers observed tactic app in the area 14th mission. they conducted a stop. what we call hire, a stop. and they detain all the occupants in that tactic inside the cab with the woman was 18 year-old davion crawford. >> who was arrested for

murder? like many other recent suspects. police say he doesn't live in san francisco in this case he lives in sacramento. the chief says the best way to keep outsiders from coming to town to commit crime is a combination of greater police, visibility and accountability when people who are prone to this type spontaneous violence. >> know that there's a good possibility that they will be captured and captured quickly. it is a deterrence and we know that it matters. and while that may be true, this shooting at another heavily-traveled san francisco location has people on edge every other day and something out here. >> you know, shot you know, it's just unbelievable. society is a scary. >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. police say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring. we have the latest details on the bust. and after the break, we

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summer. >> and the weather forecast not comply with any of that this weekend. so going to feel more like spring. we've got the overcast, as you can see going on the east bay shoreline. now, these locations here are going to probably start to improve a little bit as we approach late morning. you start to see the sun coming out a little bit. it looks like san francisco at the coast are not going to be as lucky futurecast for plays out like this. this is actually more optimistic. them will probably bear out. so keep in mind again, san francisco, southern marin, that's going to be a problem area because the continuation of that onshore were to do this again tomorrow. and then up to tahoe. by the way, maybe a little chance of an isolated thunder showers in the cards technically. but you will see a lot more sun certainly up there today and tomorrow, then you will on the home front onshore winds at work. the amounts in the teens into the 20's is something that has a wind advisory with that. it's driven a little bit sun optically, as we like to say that also locally with the thermal gradients here today, late day clearing cloudy at the coast. cool mid 70's going

on 60's for the bay. meanwhile, tomorrow that stubborn bay clouds coastal clouds still with a slightly cooler and then next week we start warming up here. not only knows happening until mid-week and a look at some 90's by thursday, friday case you're waiting for some of those. it's a long summer away from those 62 san francisco. 65 broken 72 san jose in the big board here, middle to upper 70's in the far east bay. 75 for santa rosa. 62 san francisco. so if you like it, cool, we've got that in the forecast. the next couple of days. we'll have more than extended coming up and a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. why 14 year-old just made history. santa clara university's youngest ever graduate. kyron quasi earned a degree in computer science and engineering. at now, it seems he could be headed to infinity and beyond as he embarks on his next venture kyron and his mom a join us live now in the studio to tell us all about

this experience. good morning to the both of you. good morning. morning. thank you so much for being here. we know that you drove all the way from pleasanton to san francisco for this. well, so tell us a bit about i mean, what's going through your mind right now? you just accepted an offer at spacex. how did you come to that decision? i applied to believe 95 am jobs. 95 jobs to? i got to offer place a higher priest. and finally, 3 office, one, which was spacex and actually got a about the interview process being one of the most difficult in the country. but i really enjoy that those around 10 rounds. of all very technical questions, multidisciplinary as but yeah, i'm really excited to start my spacex, incredible. and a mom. >> how are you the only about all you happy with the offer from space-x. first of all, you ask him to her movie a razor in. actually, we

actually prepared him for disappointment. it staying knowing spacex is extraordinarily difficult to get into as it is. it but he was getting rejections from. >> your run of the male tech so we figured if the traditional cut, the where i i thought the work itself would be quite easy for him. you know, after the initial a learning curve, if if he wasn't getting offers from them, then space-x was a 0 he proved does yeah. haha. exactly. in. you know, so what exactly is the job? but what's the job us all be working as a and their starlink engineering team and starlink is there on satellite internet constantly. yeah, yeah. and we have a feeling that's going to just keep on. >> growing bigger. and we know that, for example, with the war in ukraine, a lot of

that's a lot of people are relying on the technology. so it's exciting to see how strong, though, starlink launch their first solid like 4 years now we have upwards of 1 million something around 20,000 saw the so it's it's going very quickly. well, and why space-x specifically, we know you apply to a lot of companies, but was there a reason that you want to apply to spacex as well? yeah, i think space-x's mission is very inspirational and aspirational. and especially with the work that starlink is doing. democratize of communication, access across the globe. some of the other applications commercial satellite technology. but it really means moto terry and ethics of working on technology that serves as the greatest good for the greatest number. all right. and i also like ask just about the college experience as well as santa clara >> to mom julia, i just kind of curious, did you did you know from i suppose with

obviously raising kyron from a young age. was there unique about him that maybe maybe said apart from his peers that made you realize, ok, he we can set up, set him up on a track to get into college a little earlier to get santa clara. right. in reality. we're very late to the game. so for the first yes, for the 9 years of his life, we actually just chalked up his conversational topics strange. >> but, you know, maybe he just has these really advanced verbal skills and social skills and you put them together. and then really strange topics. he talks what we actually never thought he was one of those kids. we just a minute. so it wasn't until he was 9 years old the learning and the pace became so compounded beyond our natural abilities and he had to get tested. and that's when we found out for the first time that we missed a lot of

times. haha. >> i'm in tie. what was it like going to school at santa clara university? my dad actually also graduated from there. so but going to school with obviously people who bit older my closest friends now are from it's been the best years my life. >> i remember the first day of we've their instagram post story about me and they remember just being hundreds of messages, instagram, gm's and e-mails from others, students. they made so many friends just like for state. and that really told me that i was where i was meant to be. the computer science and engineering department at university is very tight and so after the curiosity about my situation, we're off. they saw that. i am that i was very similar to cautions i was able to make a lot of very close friends. >> well, incredible. and what were your thoughts as you are kind of watching him go through the college experience

and there may be watching this from afar where you pretty hands on. >> so karen and i have to move closer to so that he could gain the full college experience. we want to make sure that we could replicate as much of dorm life as we could given that he couldn't live in the dorm being under 16 but i'll tell as a parent i years wondering when is he going to so i would say he would study maybe 15 minutes a day at so and and 5 years and 0 notes. so when show learner. so even now as i'm talking to you, i am confounded by how that can a naturally gifted. it almost sounds like when you process information. >> you just take it in it. you can just committed to memory.

>> yeah, it's a muscle to that. i think my brain has accelerated ability from connections between piece of information. and i also have i think a lot of excitement for learning. and so. >> absolutely. and that's so evident with our conversation. kyron and julia quazi, thank you so much for joining us this morning. it's a pleasure meeting the both of you. thank you so much. thank you so much. thank i can't wait to see what's next for you. you're going to be maybe a nobel prize winner. well, we'll have to see. just a river is look back on. know your kron 4, all right. thank you so much. we'll be right back.

>> if you are looking for a new furry addition to your family, listen up. san jose. animal care and services is waiving all adoption fees for a special promotion running through july 31st. >> the organization says there is a record number of animals entering their facility. mayor matt mahan is calling on the community for some help. all right. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the latest step, santa clara county officials are taking it to prevent opioid abuse. stay with us.

>> 9.29 this saturday morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, what should people expect this morning? okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and there's a hands. yeah. a lot of fog clouds hanging around there. as you can see, kind of kind of a thick sandwich going on in the old version here. >> so it actually extends up to mount tam. it goes above that level. so. >> this cloud cover here is going to be around for the morning hours. it will clear out a bit from the bay standpoint, but at the coast. >> it's probably be socked in by cloud cover all day. today, our flow pattern on shore. that's going to keep temperatures down and a bit breezy in spots numbers. upper 50's line up the east bay shoreline. for now. 66 for antioch. 62 concord. that's kind mild spot, if you will. 59, meanwhile, for santa rosa at the ballpark today, it's more like a football game weather the giants do battle against the diamondbacks. 105, game time. temps at 60 overcast with maybe some token

son through that wind and they're so breezy chilly gusts of 25 breakdown today about 70 going on. that's inland. now, 1 o'clock by fort 72 variable clouds will call it on the east bay shoreline and overcast at the coast. pretty much the same expected tomorrow, stephanie, on on sunday, a slightly cooler in spots but eventually warm up later next week. i'll have more on that in a bit. back to all right, dave, thank you. >> as we get closer to the 4th of july contra, costa county officials are reminding people that the sale use or possession of fireworks is illegal. but forcefully chagall brings us this morning from firefighters. >> the most recent statistics from the u.s. consumer product safety commission shows 74% of the total fireworks related injuries in 2021. occurred in the weeks before and after the 4th of july reading the fireworks this independence day holiday to the professionals by law in contra costa county. all fireworks are illegal possession or use

of fireworks can result in up to a $500 fine for each violation. >> this month, the contra costa county fire protection district expanded its wildfire responses. >> in anticipation of what con fire spokesperson steve hill expects to be a delay get intense wildfire season. the reality is that we have. >> but i characterize a bumper crop vegetation out there that's been growing as a result of all the staff weather. cool weather. we've been having and that is slowly more slowly than recent slowly turning into fuel >> for wildfire, another form of a sparkler sparklers like the one this firefighter intentionally tosses into the grass may seem innocent. but this demonstration quickly shows they are not keep in mind. the burning 1200 degrees fahrenheit in the second round rive education. you should expect smoke and then fire that can grow out of control. last year, a fireworks related fire a few weeks before the 4th of july in pittsburgh

showed how dangerous fireworks can be. the threatened hundreds of homes. >> fortunately, because those homeowners and under redevelopment defensible space creation, were able to save every home. >> but in the wee hours of the morning, we're back with more than 2000 dissipation >> a possibility we might lose homes, not fire last year county, why there were nearly 80 fireworks related fires reported during or around the 4th of july holiday weekend. >> in contra costa county lifted all on the floor. you are uncertain. >> happening tomorrow, the san mateo county sheriff's office hosts a fireworks buyback event ahead of the 4th of july weekend from 10:00am to 05:00pm. people can drop off their unused or unwanted fireworks. no questions asked and get up to $75 in cash. the event takes place in the parking lot of the north fair oaks library on middlefield road in redwood city. all fireworks are illegal in unincorporated san mateo county and county and state parks getting caught with

illegal fireworks can result in fines of up to $2000 and for the first time ever this year, people who break the rules can be held liable for the cost of emergency response to violations, including the cost of medical treatment and property damage. for continues to track the bay area's fentanyl crisis. fentanyl related deaths in santa clara county. more than doubled over a month. kron four's gayle ong reports on the latest effort by local officials to curb this problem. >> santa clara county is ramping up its fight against fentanyl. the county's health department revealed this week that fentanyl-related overdose deaths in the county this year rose from 17 in april to 41 in may. eric re era is a director of services delivery for the county's behavior health services department. i think a lot of people are being exposed to deadly drug fentanyl without their knowledge, their purchasing drugs >> from people that i perhaps on reliable and these drugs

are being laced with fentanyl. and that's what's resulting in people's deaths. the county's coroner's office reported 161 fentanyl fatalities in all of 2022. county leaders hoping to bring that number down this year. part of our strategy next year will also be distributing fentanyl. test strips to people who want them and they'll be able to test. >> drugs that they may be taking on their own and see if there laced with fentanyl county's behavioral health services department also launched a public awareness campaign. >> tv, social media and bus ads targeting people ages 14 to 29 warning of fentanyl-laced pills circulating in the community. doctors are edgy. van g is the medical director for the valley homeless healthcare program. she leads a team who goes out to in-house communities to pass out narcan and fentanyl. test strips. but her team does not always offer treatments. we want to first focus on building that trust and rapport. our goal is to just engage individuals who are not seeking care

proactively necessarily. >> we know a lot of these communities are high prevalence substance use. i think >> both opioid use and methamphetamine use. the county is also educating the public about naloxone as a lifesaving measure would plans to pass out about 6,000 kits this year. >> and train people who work in public transit schools and libraries. we're here to help you. >> and if you ready for help or if you have a family member that you concerned about, please call us. >> in san jose del kron, 4 news. >> police in the east bay say they've arrested the ringleader of a catalytic converter theft ring. >> kron four's haaziq madyun has the details. >> 65 catalytic converters were stolen during a 30 day period. a couple of months ago. the city of alameda, some of those crimes were captured on surveillance videos. alameda police suspected that a crew of may have been responsible. now, investigators say there's been a break in the case. we've made an arrest of an individual who is responsible

for numerous calif converter thefts in the city of alameda and in the surrounding region. this week, alameda police arrested. 22 year-old marlen dpo rise of oakland police chief of the shot. joshi says evidence in the case points to arrive. being the ringleader of a bay area. catalytic converter theft crew. so we believe that this crew is responsible for some around 35 cases. we have strong evidence she's orchestrated. many of these. >> if not all of the that that we're investigating. he says some of the evidence is connected to last week's major catalytic converter theft bust of multiple suspects confiscation of stolen property weapons and $260,000 in cash. >> by the alameda county regional auto theft task force. they were bringing stolen cat converters from alameda to that location. chief joe, she says not only were gunfire during the 2 catalytic converter thefts in alameda, but he also alleges are ious. pull the trigger. yes, we have evidence that

supports that. was the shooter in at least 2 these incidents. he wouldn't go into just what that allege evidence is. but he says it was an a for the alameda county district attorneys office to file charges including grand theft, burglary and firing a from a moving vehicle. at this point, the investigation remains open because he says there are more people being sought in connection to these crimes. >> we know that there are at least 2 to 3 other individuals involved. anyone with information is asked to contact the alameda police department alameda madyun kron. 4 news. >> all right. well, the giants are back to their winning ways. they took on the arizona diamondbacks on friday night kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the highlights for us. >> the giants continue one of their most important homestand of the season. all they did to started off with take 3 of 4 against the padres. up next, a weekend series with the division leading diamondbacks. let's go out to oracle park. it was a beautiful night. ugly

outfits, but we're chugging beer. that's what we do in the summer. watching baseball. we pick things up. in the 5th. the giants held a 3 to 2 lead, but the diamondbacks fought back 5th inning patel marked a return single to right. that ties the game at 3. they added a run. indiana they took a 4, 3, lead. but the giants they put up 5 in their half of the 5th. jd davis drive one. into left field lamonte wade junior comes on in to score. we're tied up. how about michael conforto? he's having a good year. he rips one to right. jd davis, he scores jock peterson. he scores conforto was 3 for 4 before rbi guys retake the lead 6 to 4 and then icing on the cake. one of the young gun, patrick bailey, it's 4th home run of the season. what a pleasant

surprise in big league ball. giants win 8 to 5. they're just 2 and a half games. of the diamondback for first place in the west. let's talk a little bit away. got to win those 2 innings coming away >> better versions of those my best today for for. >> it's about time. he hasn't been getting much run support all season. so time that they repaid the favor to logan. in other news, snapped an eight-game losing streak with a win against the toronto blue jays. all right. that's your look at sports. >> all major league baseball's commissioner is clarifying comments he made about calling a's fans at that recent reverse boycott game. an average major league baseball crowd. whenever it said he only meant that he feels sorry

for fans and would have preferred to find a solution in oakland. he claims management did everything they could to keep the club in oakland saying, quote, unfortunately one night doesn't change a decade's worth of inaction. >> and for today, these high temperatures allegedly were in summer in every way you could think midst upper 70's going on the far east bay up north mid 70's there. 72 for san jose. lot of cloud cover around the immediate bay and san francisco will take a look san francisco will take a look at

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>> you're taking a live look now at walnut creek this

morning. looking like it started as warm up a bit out there day. >> yeah, that looks still a bit. mostly cloudy still and that's well inland. gives you an idea. we have another inland spot for you to san jose state. we're checking into overcast as well. no, we will improve today. so for what's going on in the south bay, there conditions will improve lower 70's on tap today. but on the east bay shoreline, that's a little slower. and then san francisco, you're looking at mostly cloudy today. tomorrow. let's send it up to tahoe. real quick now. we don't have the thunder bolts that are in here, but there is that something we sometimes called silent pops thing. that means there's that little chance it might fire up when you get the daytime cooking a little bit here. it's a risk to happen. but look at those temperatures. this is sweet. 70 ish from today all the way through tuesday. and that warming trend, by the way, will continue as we go to the middle to latter portion of the week winds. what are we doing onshore all day all the time. it looks like all weekend long. this will be not only our climate control, but a bit chilly. take along the coast. and so foresee add an

overcast. how much the way of sun you've got onshore wind. so just dress the part and we're going to be the microclimates will be checking in and we will get that inland. clearing going on as well to help warm temperatures up. the tropics are springing alive too. we told you about brett. it's now here in the caribbean. it's taking kind of a beeline directly. west central america. that's what we're watching for. meanwhile, in the atlantic, we have cindy now a new one. and this is going to stay in the atlantic. the projections keep it away from land in the u.s. side in project in plot these here because they're not really going much of anywhere just yet. we'll see what happens with bread later on. we closer at the ballpark for the giants versus the diamondbacks game. time 105, temperatures near 60. but you had mostly cloudy to that. you have the winds going to be chilly with that. west southwesterly were expected at 15 with gust. 25 the longer range forecast. we're still kind of the fight to this marine layer of cloud cover with the flow pattern breaks it up towards the end of the week. thursday, friday. and we're going to start to see a warming trend we get into next weekend. get a little flavor of summer. maybe you forgot about as we see

temperatures inland at around 90, that's what the game plan is. we've got late clearing happening around the bay. cloudy at the coast. cool mid 70's 60's going on for the bay. meanwhile, tomorrow that stubborn bay fog and clouds will hang around. and then next week, it's a slow warm-up. and then by the middle of the week really hit the gas pedal and away. we go up to around 90 or so or that the electric, whatever. here's a look at the 4 zone forecast. 62 san francisco again, calculate winds overcast along the coast, upper 50's. that's really kind of chilly. 67 going on for burlingame. also foster city, 74 redwood city. 71 palo alto, the south bay in the lower 70's, told just cloudy right now. again, that will clear out by the time we were drawn noon or so upper 60's light up the east bay shoreline, tri valley for today. at least we're talking mid 70's, 70 or so going on for a dublin walnut creek. 70 to 75 for conquer. this going to the warmest pocket is that typically is you always remember during summer months when those numbers are

spiking, what places where they do, they're going to be the warmest obviously for today. 64 vallejo fairfield, 74 71 going on for napa. in 75 for santa rosa. pat cold coast there. so the 70 forecast, the gradual warm up as you can see, goes through the 70's and then by wednesday. well, we hit 82nand then we start to get into the 90's. by the time we get to thursday friday, warming up along the east bay shoreline as well. but it will remain even towards the end of the week. chilly along the coast where there's always going to that kind of mixed bag of sun and clouds even by thursday into friday. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> real secret excuse me, thrill-seeking travelers are always looking for the next adrenaline rush. but there are growing questions as to whether they're properly being warned about the risks. news nation's nancy loo reports. >> there done that when it comes to adventure such as bungee jumping or skydiving

the newest extreme extreme travel stretch beyond the ends of the earth. with space travel. joining what's already estimated to be a 300 billion dollar industry. those who help in arranging such adventures predicted continued growth. there's many experiences that haven't even to logically possible until the past couple of years. >> and in addition to other destinations that have always been for front and the adventure travel market but have just become far festival, excess abul and it's affordable. i be totally into and thrill seekers are everywhere. despite the titan tragedy, some are still willing to also go to such depths with the proper safety protocols in place. i think i would go just like the james cameron rolex testing public to do the titanic by that opportunity that the lake once in a lifetime of probably due to $850,000 it. >> 12,000 leagues under the for.

>> with adventure travel, evolving experiences vary in cost. but they are no longer limited to the one percent or the elite. and the daring are apparently undeterred by waivers and warnings. as of right now, we haven't seen any >> cancellations or any travelers changing their minds. >> and that was nancy loo reporting for us. today marks one year since the supreme court overturn roe v wade on friday, president biden signed an executive order expanding access to contraception. he says that it will make it easier to get care and also lower out of pocket costs. the order directs federal departments to make sure private insurers cover all contraceptives approved by the fda. and on friday, the supreme court side with the biden administration on a challenge to federal immigration policy and that 8 to one ruling. the justices said the states challenging the rules, texas and louisiana lacked standing to sue the government under the president's policy. only those immigrants who posed a threat to national security and those

who recently crossed the border would be arrested. the secretary of homeland security applauded this decision. a husband and father is overcome by heartbreak. last week his wife and 12 year-old daughter died in a car crash in santa clara. the community is now coming together to help that grieving family kron four's dan court. dan thorn has the story. >> it's something a parent or spouse and never wants to imagine or experience the heartbreak of losing their partner and their child. i don't want to forget. i don't ever want to forget. >> but you know. still in denial and that that is not possible. christopher chambers, wife, baby and their 12 year-old daughter died on the afternoon of june 14th, mom and daughter were on their way to the doctor's office when their tesla model y crashed into a tree and burst into flames. >> what happened beforehand is

a mystery, though. they had an appointment to 15. they left around one 45, which should have been an issue, you know, getting there on time without a >> and about 2.30, >> the doctor called actually and said they never showed up for their appointment, confused chambers tried looking for their location on the tesla app and then called their phones. there was no response frustrated. he decided to take his son and drive toward the doctor's office. within minutes he saw smoke and then a horrific scene swarmed by first responders. >> you know, the firefighters and the police from a very gentle, but they wouldn't let anywhere near. the scene. one of the firefighters came over and he's like you kind of like. kind of held me is like made eye contact. and you you know, keep your memories. you know, remember, then that way because what if we let you see them, then that something that you would never forget.

>> chambers says his wife beatty, who he met in china. well studying was strong and smart. she always had high expectations for her family. she was just a very remarkable. person. you know, always always. and she was. just always striving for his daughter, the lease would have celebrated her 13th birthday on tuesday. she was a blossoming musician and chambers says she was genuinely nice to everyone. she really had a good heart. she really did that. that was just her nature. i forced her to be. nast year mean flights couldn't because i just wasn't who she was chambers and his 8 year-old son, ethan, have struggled coming to grips with their new reality without a wife. without a daughter without a mom. and without a sister. the next obstacle is a burial. which chambers is grateful to get help with through a gofundme as of

friday night, more than $50,000 have been raised by strangers, friends and family. he's also hoping to get closure by learning from investigators. what happened before his wife and daughter died. whatever whatever comes out of all this. >> about how they ended up where they did. it shouldn't have exploded, caught fire or whatever you want to call it so quickly that they couldn't get out reporting in los gatos, dan thorn kron. 4 news. be right back.

>> new statewide poll found 40% of californians are thinking of packing up and leaving the golden state behind 61% of those people say, but the high cost of living here is the reason nearly half of those surveyed say they are struggling to save money or pay for unexpected expenses, nearly 30%. mostly conservatives say they leave the state because the policies in the state do not align with their political views. well, we set the story that we kind of hear over and over again. yeah, yeah, of course. the other thing too, is immigration. the changes the numbers as well. so the actualtnumbers in california may be. >> different. i mean, misleading in your mind or whatever. but >> i'm stephanie, we have cloudy skies to do things for this is also tomorrow. this will be for san francisco inland. we'll see some clearing going a later today. we've already seen a little bit of a try to work its magic a bit. so it's going to be

rough around the base will say variable clouds for the bay inland. you got clearing by the late morning hours, san francisco in the coast chile could get a cloudy take on shore when you put it all in a basket and you get the general drill here now the rest of the week is interesting. we get to around tuesday wednesday somebody found energy here. yeah. into the 90's we go. we hit the octane or kinetic energy will say that thursday friday into the 90's. sort of give you a little flavor summer coming our way. little bit slow around the bay, though, in the 70 still may be popping in about 80 or so we get a little closer. we'll see how that comes together. i know we're in summer in every way you can think of. but it's just not showing it that way. we are busy in the tropics there, too. watching 2 tropical >> okay. so stay tuned right? all right, dave, thank you so much. and thank you so much for joining us here at the cropper weekend. morning news. i'm stephanie lin. we'll see you back here tomorrow. why?

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