>> morning on the kron. 4 morning news. a big day in san francisco was one of the biggest pride celebrations in the country unfold in the city by the bay. we take you inside the state. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm

stephanie lin. it is sunday, june, the 25th and we're covering a lot for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr payday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. well, we're doing the same drill again. the fog in the cloud cover is starting things off. but above us, the air is very, very dry. >> and we should see some breaks in fog clouds going on. even in san francisco. we get into this afternoon right now. again, we're socked in. but again, right above us is that drier air work and there's the onshore wind. it's partly responsible for keeping marine layer here. and it's going to be problematic. still along the coast will still be pretty cloudy through much of the day today. so that's will be looking in on that front. we don't have much this really happening. aloft are some scattered clouds. you can see up there around reno and tahoe bit as far as those winds right now as we speak, most of the single digits. but we do have some double-digit guys out there and we'll see an increase a little bit with winds that will be driven by some of the inland heating going on. and again, because of that around the golden gate and along the coast will continue see that fog kind of get trapped a little bit

there. middle to upper 50's right now along the east bay shoreline and inland as well. we see that in the north bay to 57 going on san jose. so a lot of uniformity trailing a couple degrees from yesterday's numbers now will be opening up inland pretty quickly, as you can see by 11:00am away. we go 63, but cool temps only about 70 by 2 o'clock have no fear. however, summer is just taking some time off. it will be back by the end of the week. we'll have a look at that long-range forecast in the 4 zone as well. stephanie. dave, thank you. >> well, today, thousands of people are expected to hit the streets of san francisco for the annual pride parade. it starts at 10 30 this morning. kron four's tiffany justice reports with a look at what people can expect. thousands of people are expected to be going to the parade, but events have been going on all weekend long. we know >> that the parade is set to start at 10, 30 this morning at beale and market street and at 6 plaza. it's the traditional parade route and should end around 3.30, this afternoon. there are expected

to be 200 contingent set to participate in the parades. and mayor mayor fried will also be there. but sitting at parade makes its way to the city. there will be a lot of road traffic around the parade route. people are encouraged to take public transportation parties offering additional services today for the pride events to transit line or transit service will run. >> 5 line service until 09:00pm with added special event. trains caltrain will also be operating special event trains throughout the morning. also want to go over security tips with you to keep you and your belongings safe. francisco police tell us there at the maximum staffing for the event's reminding people if you see something, say something, if you are driving to the event, do not leave any valuables in your car and as you can expect, there will be a lot of road closures around the parade. >> if you want a full list, you can go online to kron 4 dot com before you head out with 40 to justice kron. 4 news.

>> we spotted a lot of smiling faces at the annual pride run on saturday. just look at that. well, the san francisco front runners hosted this event which started at golden gate park. this year's funds benefited the transgender law sentir. the event ended with an awards ceremony for the top 3 finishers. and adding to the crowds in the city today, giants fans are expected to cheer on the team at oracle park. the giants game starts at 105, bay area officials are encouraging people to take public transit into the city of possible like the golden gate ferry, which is running an extra vote for the game. starting next week. drivers will have to pay more to cross the golden gate bridge tolls go up. this coming saturday on july. first, that toll goes up. $0.35 to 9.75. fast track. passholders. also see a $0.35 increase bringing that total to 8.75. pay. as you go. tolls

will be $9. that's a $0.20 increase. car pooling. still the cheapest option for you at 6.75. also happening on july. first, customers in several bay area. cities can expect a bump up and no water bills. by an average of $0.19 per day. that's an increase of just under 70 bucks a year next year, the utility increases again its prices by another $0.21 per day. the right hikes are part of the utilities. 3 billion dollar plan to upgrade water treatment plants, replace pipelines and rebuild neighborhood reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in the east bay. amarin water. customers start paying more on july. first, the agency increases its rates by 20%. so for example, if your current by monthly bill is $138, it will go up to $170 this saturday rates are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. for people living in

alameda, the alameda public utilities board is introducing a 7% rate increase for electricity. the agency says this will allow them to maintain their financial strength. and now to a developing story. police on friday arrested a suspect in the killing of a beloved oakland baker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a friend of the victim. >> then the tough journey of of grief and mourning her loss data. pearls says she knew jen angel for 15 years. >> about as long as angel on her own business. angel cakes in oakland, navigating life without angel has been tough for pearls. she says angel fought for social justice and brought people together who are all leaning on each other now in their time of it's been quite magical. >> to get to be around that love and to support each other with love through through

grief and sadness on friday after more than 4 months of investigations, oakland police announced the arrest of ishmael burch in connection with angel's death. police say angel died during a robbery. she was sitting in her car on webster street when someone broke in and grabbed her purse. she got out of her car. >> that she was knocked down and then dragged by the getaway car despite her violent death, pearl says angel would want to see restorative justice. this is an opportunity to honor. >> her. >> that values to show the world that there are alternatives that are potentially much more effective, better human eye is that healing and that don't perpetually cycles of violence. pearl says angel would want the person who robbed her to go to prison. >> and that the money used on incarceration will be better spent rehabilitating people who commit crimes, whether it be social services or housing or jobs, support. there's so

many reasons that people end up in systems of violence that cause more harm and more harm. and for john, i think that she would really want us to refocus where those resources go. pearl says, would want her death to spark a change in the system to have for. >> impetus to have for help push forward a system of healing and accountability that actually could. could benefit many people. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the suspect is being held without bail and will be in court for his plea hearing on july 14th. he is charged with murder and second-degree robbery in the north bay. police are searching for the suspects involved in a home robbery that left one person injured. this happened around 3.30 friday morning on a thorough circle near seaver drive and highway 101. police say the robbers entered the home and

demanded money. investigators believe this to be a targeted incident. police arrested a man in connection to a gas station robbery in milpitas that happened at the station on south park. the tory a drive around 7 thursday morning. police say the suspect threatened the clerk at gunpoint, getting $600 cash out of the register. there. police later identified the suspects car and arrested the suspect saturday night. he was on federal probation for weapons violations. and in the east bay, a motel shooting in concord leaves one person injured. that incident happening early saturday morning at the premier inn near the intersection of concord and market street. the victim has since been discharged from the hospital. no arrests made at this time. and now to a discovery near the oakland zoo. human remains were found on golf links road around one 15 friday afternoon. police now investigating this as a homicide. no word on the victim's identity or a suspect at this time. happening today,

the mateo county sheriff's office host, a fireworks buyback event ahead of the 4th of july weekend from 10:00am to 5. people can drop off their unused or unwanted fireworks. no questions asked and get up to $75. cash. this will be 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 these fireworks can result in fines of $2000. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the message from silicon valley pride officials as they gear up for their celebrations. happening later this summer. >> and in san jose, how the mayor there is responding to concerns of the open air drug markets. and after the break, just a few more days to 4th of july, we break down some of the new laws coming into effect. >> well, we've got all these fall fog clouds hanging around a little bit to start the day,

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(♪) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. (♪) >> welcome we're taking a live look now at the transamerica building in san francisco. and it looks like we might have something we're trying. we're trying water droplets are on their nothing's too good for us. we've got to have a clear cream. >> that's so interesting. i

didn't know. but mean, i'm assuming that some sort of wiper bets on islands fiji camera. i didn't know. but that was part of the technology. that's that's fascinating. it's amazing. we do here, stephanie, isn't it? you know, we like you can do on your windshield wipers. all right. well, it doesn't seem like it's raining outside so much tonight. not just a little bit of drizzle. i guess you out of that. still a bit of that lower level moisture we always have to deal with. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. but there is big time improvements going on for us inland. now. now we'll probably see some breaks occur. even in san francisco. we get to this afternoon. but to start the parade is going to say easy. it's going to be kind of overcast and cloudy. give it a couple of hours. and again, some breaks going on. it's going to be cool for everybody and around the bay to lot of 60's hanging out here in the 70's are pretty much restricted to those well inland spots. this is east bay shoreline. and here the ground, fog is kind covering things up just a little bit here along the east bay shoreline. for now, we'll keep monitoring back to the parade starts at 10, 30 upper 50's. we've got overcast to start cool again afternoon break. starting work in here with a west wind 10 to 15. that will also be driven by inland

heating. let's go back to future cast for here. it is in the afternoon. you can see the improvement starting to be felt. although san francisco coastal areas still kind of in a lot of cloud cover and whatever breaks we get again. more fog and cloud cover comes right back. again, as we go into tonight, this game plan is going to be played again for tomorrow and tuesday. but then a switch as we go back to the high pressure building and we won't have that intrusion hanging around so long. we do see a little bit the way a possibility. some showers showing up there in tahoe just a little bit. the typical afternoon evening chance of thunder showers just with energy in the atmosphere. and if you get them, it's just for a couple of hours where the wind will there's the on onshore winds. we've talked a lot about. they're going to continue today tomorrow we'll lose. some of this is the week starts to wear on all the hallmarks of kind. a little summertime. warm up. let's get this. put this together for years. half moon bay expect a lot of that today. fog and clouds afternoon clearing in spots trying to work here. cool with mid 70 60's hanging by the bay. now early into the week. we've got that stubborn

bay coastal fog working in here. still cool 60's for the bay and will work some mid 70's in here and we say midweek, we're talking monday, tuesday, come up with a full start a little bit on monday. we warm up cool off tuesday. then wednesday, we really hit it. summer makes that appearance as we get to the latter portion of next week. and we might start to see some 90's coming in here and that looks to be several locations and maybe even as early as thursday. so we'll see as we get closer. so 2 knowledge, maybe some breaks in the clouds for the city will say 61, san francisco, 64 open 71. meanwhile for san jose, the water geography, it's similar to yesterday. a lot of greens around the days. you can see well inland in the middle 70's. also up to the north bay. 71. meanwhile, for san jose, a chilly 59 half moon bay underscoring a lot of those fog clouds just hanging next couple of days. as you can see, we're kind of in the same type of situation here. temperatures are pretty much settled into the 70's, even well inland. but then changes

start to happen towards the latter portion of the week. we'll take a look at longer range forecast for you and also that for some to stephanie. all right. thank you. >> happening today, it is the final day of competition for the special olympics. northern california summer games. more than 800 athletes from dozens of counties competed in a number of events including swimming tennis and bochy ball and one local university room university is offering up some special programming for the athletes. >> here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7 and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big dance. you have a dj will be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great >> the special olympics organizers launched a new awareness campaign to coincide with this weekend's big event where they are working to redefine what makes these games so special. it's called do something special. that's the name of that campaign. bay

area cartoon is jeanne yang is back in the spotlight for his latest work american born chinese. the tv series stars on oscar winning actress michelle yeoh and the bay area's own daniel wu. i had a chance to speak with the best-selling graphic novelist about the inspiration behind his work. >> the chinese mythology that you point out that is symbolic all the pieces of myself that i used to be ashamed of. but i'm now proud of, you know, that's the journey that the main character in both the book in the series goes through. and i hope for our viewers and our readers that kind of go through those same sorts of emotions that go find some comfort in seeing this character, a tackle and overcome all of all the negativity. >> american born chinese is streaming now on disney. plus. a kron 4 continues. our celebration of pride month with a look at events happening in the south bay. soaking valley pride returns this fall. and yesterday we

got a preview with saudi serve check it out. us all the thank you so much for being here. thank you for having me. >> so tell us a bit about silicon valley pride. this has been around for more than 4 decades. yeah, i'm so it. it's originally sent us a started in 1975. in became a parade. i mean, a festival. then we added it in 1977. >> we had the parade. but in 2014, we rebranded to be more inclusive you within silicon valley, a and buddy to silicon pride. wonderful. it's very exciting. and this celebration is happening in august. tingly. so why august >> we feel pride needs to be celebrated to 65 in a it does need to be in june. our pride later this one of the last weekend which august. 26 plaza

de cesar chavez park in the heart of silicon valley in tennessee. >> well, and of course, i imagine that the planning has well under way by this point. how's everything going? >> it were plan doing we it's a volunteer nonprofit organization. we have committee we've been meeting on a monthly basis on a weekly basis just plan. luckily that still have 2 months to plan. yeah. going under ends. i imagine that you just looking for vendors. volunteers, that sort of thing. >> yes, if we're looking for parade, participants were looking for vendors. of course, like you mentioned, we're looking for volunteers. they can check out more information on our website. s me pride dot tell us a bit about what people can expect at silicon valley pride so. we

have 2 we also have family garden for who wants to bring their kids. we have variety of like you mentioned, vendors for idea activities everybody a friendly event. >> all right. and how does it feel to celebrate pride this year just given the political climate in all the legislation that has been cast, as we know, the human rights campaign did just declare a state of emergency because of this wave lgbtq legislation. so what are your thoughts? >> so our this year is live out like you mentioned, there's this year. there's a lot lgbt legislation happening and for us in the i was a quick just to be general. we just want to live. we're not hurting anyone. and we just want to live our authentic self without harming anyone. >> and you have a message for the community. the pride

month. >> i would say live your authentic just the out. the proud of you are, whether you're in the workplace or i'm on on says. just out and proud. >> all right. live out and proud. alright, saudi serve in chief marketing officer of silicon valley pride. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having me. the women's march stood in solidarity with the lgbtq+ community in san lorenzo. >> at the library in santa rosa yesterday and this after a group peacefully demonstrated a pratt, a drag story hour there about a week ago. that group also marched to the brew coffee and beer. a business that was vandalized a few weeks ago with lg anti lgbtq rhetoric. the women's march says they are also walking in solidarity with those who have lost access to abortion care as yesterday marked one year since the

overturn of roe v wade. well, several 1000 starbucks workers are planning to go on strike over the next week in a pride month. protest the union representing the chain's breece to say the regional starbucks managers banned pride decorations at stores in 22 states. workers say it is just one of the company's retaliatory practices targeting union members. but starbucks has denied those claims and accused the union of spreading false rumors. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, ford issuing a recall for one of their cars here. why they are being recalled. and those details coming up.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news said start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr in the weather center with the very latest. dave. >> hey, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we're starting things off that overcast and fog business and you know the drill. so we should see some

afternoon clearing going on even across the bay. and even in san francisco, you know, some folks, a son going on, but it will be a chilly day today, though, for everybody. it's not quite up to its a seasonality here. here's what's going on. the east bay shoreline still covered up by this fog. now the i say the good news a little bit, is that right above us? it's fairly dry. i mean, very, very dry. and so we just get some mechanical motion here in the atmosphere. that's the daytime heating thing. we should start to get some clearing out here. but that's all going to start in london. them kind of work its way back to the bay. then you get aloft here and we do have some scattered clouds. most of those you can see rolling across the central valley there. but on balance looks pretty sunny across most of the state. we've got to upper 50's along the east bay shoreline 60 already antioch mid-fifties up to the north bay. 54 for half moon bay. 57 meanwhile for san jose for the giants today versus the diamondbacks won those 5 game time. temperatures at near 60. so upper 50's. we'll call variable clouds because of break going on this afternoon, breezy and chilly, though, with a west wind 15 with gusts

to 20 for today. 63 going on 11 o'clock at 2 around 70 that again, these modest temperatures are going to hang around both today. tomorrow, really into tuesday. but there's a big change happening towards the latter portion of this week. now will be take a look at the 4 zone forecast and all that extended which will have some are coming back by the end of the week. stephanie. >> do you think? you we continue our coverage of pride celebrations across san francisco, the pride for parade kicks off later this morning, but celebrations did get started yesterday from van ness avenue to leavenworth street. local vendors live people from across the u.s. commemorating this year's theme of looking back and moving forward. sfpd along with state and federal partners are working to ensure the safety of those who are attending. >> just want everybody today, you know god has a rise by everybody. everybody living color, they don't want you know, it's about to buy. >> the parade kicks off at 10,

30 this morning. and if you plan to head into the city, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a look at the parade route. as we reported earlier, that parade does start at market and beal and ends at market and this is a look at just some of the road closures. leavenworth is closed for mcallister to market sater is closed from sansom to market and is closed between sutter and bush market is shut down from 8 to 9. we have a complete list of street closures and the time those streets reopen right now on our website, kron 4 dot com. >> and bart is offering additional service today for pride events that transit service will run a 5 line service until >> 05:00pm 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. caltrain will also be operating special event event. trains throughout the morning. and tomorrow, officials from

santa clara county hold a pride flag raising ceremony that event takes place at the county government building on west hedding street in san jose at noon, officials say the event is to celebrate the community's contribution to the country. the county's culture and celebrate the county's a commitment to lgbtq+ rights. cal fire is suspending all burn permits in the north bay. starting tomorrow. residents in napa and solano counties won't be able to burn debris such as branches and leaves outside campfires within organized campgrounds or on private property will still be allowed. cal fire is asking residents to keep a minimum of 100 feet of defensible space around every home and buildings on their property and to be ready to evacuate if needed. this past. record rainfall has helped wine grapes in napa valley thrive. but now the recent cool weather is threatening to keep them from ripening. and this is because the longer the fruit has to stay on the vine, the longer it is exposed to possible. well, possible wildfires in the fall or the risk of that goes up. they

also would be exposed to more rain in the early winter and harvests in the last couple of years have been impacted by wildfires and drought. the state's wine industry generates 170.5 billion dollars annually. city of san jose is cracking down on open drug use and dealing on city streets. this comes after reports of people congregating in front of businesses and apartment homes to buy sell and use drugs in downtown san jose. now the mayor and police chief say those people will be held responsible kron four's gayle ong reports. >> if you come to san jose to deal drugs, you will be arrested and prosecuted. >> mayor matt mahan speaking from downtown san jose in front of this 7.11 store where complaints of people buying selling and using drugs are common. just a few blocks from city hall and san jose state university, the mayor and police chief announcing on saturday that people will be held accountable. yes, we are going to crack down on the

>> drug dealers. we have. so in the working with our partners, whether be the sheriff where district attorney's office to ensure that drugs are taken off the street. but more importantly, those that use drugs. chief anthony mata ads addressing those who use drugs is a complex problem. peek at. >> use the tactics that were used in the 90's, right, that we've change in seeing work again with a behavioral health. the sheriff's office, the district attorney's office to find ways right to hold those that use drugs accountable as well, but also provide them with the help and assistance that they need. >> the mayor says he called for an emergency meeting at city hall this weekend with the police chief undersheriff and invited the santa clara county health department to discuss the drug problem. so in this last budget cycle, i propose concentrating 91 million dollars of spending on those 3 priorities. and we got over 90% of what we asked for because we need to move faster to rebuild the staff all those in our police

department and our fire department. >> we need faster blight response and we have got to build interim housing, get people indoors faster. a crowd gathered to hear what city officials had to say among them, ryan sumi, who lives nearby and my wife and my son, we often will see open drug use and drug dealing and it's really concerning. mayor address your concerns. you know, i'm i think that the way that he talks about enforcing the laws and prosecuting drug use and drug dealing. >> and increasing staffing, his budget. is hopeful. meantime, the public is urged to report any illegal drug activity to san jose police. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> police are looking for 3 people. they believe burglarized a home in brisbane's. officers responded to an alarm on santa clara street thursday night around 9 o'clock. they found a broken window near the back after searching the home. police say took the thieves about 5 minutes to be in and out of the house. and let's take a look at images now that officer shared of 3 people dressed in dark clothes. those

of the suspects there of this is the suspect vehicle that they drove in. officers say which is described as a black bmx bmw x 3. while most new state laws take effect january. first, some go into effect, july 1st, starting next month, california will be the first state in the country to seal criminal records automatically. it will happen 4 years after a sentenced has been completed. and if no other convictions have happened, records of an arrest that does not but do not result in a conviction will also be sealed, but not all criminal records can be sealed, which includes serious and violent felonies and crimes requiring offender registration. 2 bills dealing with homelessness and housing will work together to help build new housing for low and middle income residents. the focus on underused commercial sites that are zoned for retail parking or office space. they also encourage contractors to offer apprenticeships and reinforce wage and health benefits. also

going into effect july. first, a law that requires bounty hunters to be licensed and registered with the state about hunters are people hired by bail bond companies to find those who skip out on their court appearances. other areas covered by the new law's online sellers will have to disclose more information and they will be tougher measures on the sale of firearm related products. in national news, millions of people could lose childcare soon. according to a new report and that has some democrats calling on congress to extend federal funding to prevent what they call a child care cliff, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> at the end of september, child care center's will stop getting federal subsidies should know. hunter says that will hurt businesses like hers. we may have reduce our hours. i may have to eliminate some staff. punter says without the funding percent are likely aill be able to care for his many kids. and a report from the century foundation says across the

country more than 3 million children could lose access to childcare when the funding stops. it says that will take parents out of the workforce and cost the u.s. economy billions. we're pushing economy forward. and in addition to doing that, we're providing a safe, high quality space for showdown. the expiring funding was part of a pandemic relief package that senator tim kaine is among a group of lawmakers who says congress should extend it just because of the covid emergency is over. it doesn't mean that the childcare need isn't. >> intense. if anything, it's more intense because the unemployment rate. so but not everyone believes more federal funding is the solution to making child care more accessible and affordable, simply having more federal money is going to not address the root causes that are unnecessarily driving up costs. rachel dressler with the heritage foundation argues state and local government should be the one supporting childcare based on individual needs. you need to know your community and what is actually going to get the most bang for the buck and any government money that's provided. but advocates say taking away

money that many child care center's now rely on will have a painful impact. we need continuous funding and we need funding is going to be long term. not just a band-aid in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> a california vet is traveling throughout the state to provide care for the pets of the unhoused doctor. quinn stewart also known as the street that has been caring for the pets for almost a decade from skid row in la to oakland, doctor stuart provides the care from his nonprofit project street vet. he says it started when he dog outside of a convenience store and the advocacy group pets of the homeless says about 10% of homeless people nationwide. do have a pet. but doctor stewart believes that the number can actually be higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the nation's homeless population. the stay in southern california. the writers guild strike now heads into its 9th week. this comes as the directors guild of america reaches a 3 year deal with hollywood studios. the dga has

more than 16,000 eligible voters. 87% voted in support of the new contract. some of the items negotiated were global streaming residuals, creative rights and diversity, artificial intelligence wasn't the main focus for the dga as the gill determine generative 8, i can't replace the duties are performed by its members. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants just keep winning. >> this time in a nail-biter, we have the highlights. coming up. and after the break, meet the narcan queen. why one san francisco drag queen is using her platform to help save lives for story. coming up. >> overcast and fog to start the day. however, there should be some afternoon breaks in the clouds happening even in san francisco, however, brief, there's a look your highs are

>> across 4 continues. our celebration of pride month and this morning it takes on a serious topic. the opioid epidemic is affecting communities across the country and the lgbtq community is no exception. kron four's rob nesbitt shows us how one drag queen is using their platform to educate fans and maybe even help save a life. >> while music plays and a packed house waits for the princess show. it away, says to start the cast of drag performers prepares backstage thank including the host of the weekly san francisco show. cocina rude. she spencer saturday night surrounded by color. sparkle and pride. look incredible. thank at 10:00pm the curtain opens and start

the show with her co-host lisa frankenstein. yeah, i could see no room. everybody introducing themselves and the cast of colorful performers who well audiences and earn a cash tips. but 2 years ago, coaching earned a second title, narcan queen. every time we start the show, i always like to make sure we have our can. she spends her day job with the california department of public health working in harm reduction for the last decade. coaching has seen the grit that the opioid epidemic has had on san francisco, especially fentanyl areas like the tenderloin september of 2021. things got very real when a friend of hers overdosed at a party. i realize that. so many people who are present. >> we're not getting the information that they needed how to recognize an overdose >> and how to use narcan coaching took matters into her own hands. and one month later brought her day job to night job. let's talk about harm reduction. after every intermission at princess

cocina starts the 2nd half of the show by telling audience members how to recognize and overdose pale in the face in their lips are blue or purple and then how to reverse that overdose. using naloxone, also known as narc can different nostrils. it takes 2 to 5 minutes to work after her tips and how to advice is done. cocina, hands out packets of narcan for free to those who wanted to make a plan use it. they almost 2 years and started doing this. we've given away over 2000 doses of narcan. >> for she's extremely proud of the work, especially when the show is over and audience members come up to speak. one-on-one might be even telling you about their own experiences. and, you know, i've also spoken with people who have been arkansan who have overcast selves and, >> you know, i i feel really honored that people feel comfortable sharing their stories with me. she admits, but it wasn't easy to bring harm reduction into a weekly drag show. >> but it was easy. everyone would be doing this. thank you so much. saving lives and proudly wearing the title

narcan queen. we have learned to do out of necessity and we're going to continue doing it now in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> take a live look now at the bay bridge where traffic is moving along very nicely. not too many cards of cars on the roadway and even looks like we have a little bit of a sprinkle going on out there. dave, we need that squeegee as because i windshield wiper to come back yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we have to we need one down at sfo. we get the same deal here. a little bit in the way of some light rain drops occurring. you know, not unheard of. we get all this thick fog and it's, you know, kind of amazing. we have a right above us get up to the levels mount tam sao and its total saturation for a little bit of light shower event because the air doesn't get that much drier. it gets out of the surface. >> then you get up other 500 feet. let's say and then boom, you have this dew point depression thing, big fancy words that means much drier by 30 degrees. difference between the temperature and the dew points. he got much drier air

up here. so what the deal is, the sun comes out starts the heat mechanism here. and that takes care of the surface moisture going to be problematic around san francisco, though it could take longer to clear with that continuation. the marine layer freshly coming across the golden gate all day today up in tahoe, different story. isolated chance of a thunder shower today. tomorrow tuesday and wednesday. that's going to be more involved. if going up there all by chance. wednesday plan on some afternoon thunder showers. much more numerous and a little bit longer lasting 2. all right. back to a pride parade today we're talking about is overcast to start at 10, 30 cool. got that west wind at 10 to 15 temperatures. then we'll warm in the afternoon. you get some sun coming out touch. it will be broken up a little bit in the afternoon, but don't expect a a clearing a patch here. so there's that onshore wind continues to bring in that rich marine layer moisture all day today, all day for tomorrow. always a little bit out to tuesday, but then we have the high pressure starts to build and then

things start to turn a little bit. want to jump in the tropics. real quick that cindy, it's actually decreasing energy here a little bit. moving up to the north as far as hitting bahamas are hitting bermuda. don't have any real details on that. the hurricane center says there's going to stay well out to sea salt water for you. you get the general idea going to be a direct threat for u.s.. meanwhile, for the giants today, 105, game time versus the diamondbacks near 60 again. variable clouds because we're calculating some of afternoon there, breezy and chilly west winds at 15 gusts at 20. so for the week ahead, we kind of shake off with this marine layer could have morning fog and all, but that mixes real quickly. so that dome starts to build thursday friday. so the temperatures we'll start to move in. start to feel a lot more like summer time, particularly inland as early as about thursday. let's get to at your 4 zone forecast. 61, san francisco to the coast. we're still socked in here about 60 ish, some upper 50's. 64 burlingame, 66 foster city, 69 palo alto.

lower 70's going on here in the south bay. again, clearing will be a little quicker here. 71 santa clara east bay shoreline will call it variable clouds on balance for tri valley, lower 70's to some middle 70's here, 70 walnut creek, 72 for concord. 61 for berkeley, kind of windy here along the carquinez strait today. 67 vallejo, 73 fairfield, 70 for napa and 74 for santa rosa. we're going to change the seasons on your right before your eyes in the seven-day forecast. check it out here. come the 90's. if you're waiting about thursday inland, you'll see that we'll see as much of a jump happening along the east bay shoreline. but i suspect we'll see some 80's working in there, too, in some spots, but chilly along the coast, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> that of a area baseball, the giants of been the best team in the majors since the middle of may. and they going on saturday against the first-place diamondbacks. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights for us. >> we all know the giants winning streak was snapped at 10 games, but one of the marks of a good team is being able

to move on from a loss. and san francisco did just that friday at oracle park with a win against arizona. so the have a to about. right? giants have won 11 of their last 12 games going for their second straight win over the first-place diamondbacks on saturday. we're going to start in the bottom of the first inning. 2 outs tied at one of michael conforto goes the other way. a hard hit on line in left. >> strada comes into score. giants go up 2 to one. go to the 5th giants still on top stoneman eye on them out with the bases loaded that dam and sure enough christian walker finds open grass left-center. >> roles for a while and it clears the bases. diamondbacks go up 5 to 3. the giants tied the game with a couple of runs in the 5th and we go to the 6 man on for the rookie luis matos. >> down the line and left just days. major league home run

makes it a 2 run. giants lead way to go wrong. >> we go to the 9 to one run game now 2 on 2 out for pavin smith. and comey lodo vale gets the game ending strikeout. giants win it. 76. that to a rout over the d backs and they moved to within a game and a half. rogers was one of the 7 pictures to help get the win a pretty simple explanation of what's working for us >> yeah, some of us and that the back of bullpen, you know, never check out down because this offense done so well in the late innings. you offense playing well, which is doing well. defense is for >> what more is there to say when you're playing? well, that's it for sports. back to that's it for sports. back to you. we'll be right back.

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>> and this morning on the kron, 4 morning news pride celebrations kick off francisco. we take you inside the festivities. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> all right. good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday juno. the 25th happy pride weekend to you. let's get things right over today for a check of the weather stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. we're starting things off with a fog in the clouds. we know all too well. they'll be some breaks

working here in san francisco in the afternoon, although the inland clearing is really what we're talking about. and that's going to be pretty quick. >> the marine layer that we have several 1000 feet thick and yes, very thick and so forth. but you get above all that. it's very dry. so once we get some kinetic energy in the atmosphere here, that's basically warming that will start the mixing process. however, we're getting fortified by continuation of this marine layer, the constant flow over the golden gate that's going to supply this moisture all day today. so that's going to be kind of that battle trying to clear out the fog and the stubborn areas scattered cloud you can see off to reno. it could be pretty quiet the next couple of days. watch out for wednesday, though. that's going to be pretty weather active. we'll see some thunder shower action, much more widespread. there's your onshore winds. all the arrows pretty much pointed to the west. we're single digits with the couple double digits here and there to throw around 50's for most of the readings and craft and in fact, across the whole bay 64 and hawks were getting some warming already in london. contrast for you were trailing a couple degrees here and there, but on balance, pretty close. so

there's your inland clearing 66 by high noon to 3, about 70. going to be chilly, though, in the city with that onshore wind all day today with again, some breaks in the clouds happened there, but at least it's not raining. all right. coming up in a bit here will be taking a look at the what's going to go on next week and summer is coming back. stephanie. >> today, thousands of people are expected to hit the streets of san francisco for the annual pride parade. it starts at 10 30. this morning. kron four's tiffany justice reports with a look at what people can expect. >> high 70 good morning as we are right next to the parade route off of grove street where they are gearing up for the big event today. we know that the parade is set to start around 10, 30 at this morning at bill and market street and end at the civic center plaza. it's the traditional parade route and should end around 3.30, this afternoon. there are expected to be 200 contingent set to participate in parade. the mayor mayor breed will be there as well for dissipating

as the parade makes its way the city. >> there will be a lot of traffic around the parade route. people are being encouraged to take public transportation. barr is offering additional services today for this event, the transit service will run a fine line. special service until 09:00pm with added special event. trains caltrain will also be operating special. then trains throughout the morning. we want to go over some security tips with you as well to keep you and your belongings safe. francisco police telling us there at maximum staffing for the event reminding people if you see something, say something, if you are driving to the events, do not leave any valuables in your parked car. >> as you can imagine, there's going to be a lot of road closures as well. you can find a full list online kron 4 dot com reporting to be just as kron. 4 news. >> we spotted lots of smiling faces at the annual pride run

on saturday. the san francisco front runners hosted the event that started at golden gate park. this year's funds benefited the transgender law centr the event a war ended with an awards ceremony for the top 3 overall finishers. looks like a great time. >> and adding to the crowds in the city today, giants fans are expected to cheer on their team at oracle park later today. >> that game starts at 105, and bay area officials are encouraging people to take public transit into the city of possible. the golden gate ferry is running an extra vote for the game. starting next week. drivers will have to pay more to cross the golden gate bridge. this is a live shot of the bridge right now tolls. do go up here coming saturday on july. first, the toll goes up. $0.35 to 9.75. that's track passholders. also see a $0.35 increase bringing the total to 8.75. pay. as you go. tolls will be $9. that's a $0.20 increase carpooling. still the

cheapest option, though, for you at 6.75. also happening on july. first, customers in several bay area. cities can expect a bit of a bump in their water bills. east bay mud is raising its rates by an average of $0.19 per day. that's an increase of just under $70 a year. and next year, the utility increases prices again by another $0.21 per day. the rate hikes are part of the utilities. 3 billion dollar plan to upgrade water treatment plant, replace pipelines and rebuild neighborhood. reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in the east bay. and therein water customers start paying more on july. first, the agency increases its rates by about 20%. so, for example, if your current by monthly bill is $138, it will go up to $170 is saturday. rates are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. for people living in

alameda, the alameda public utilities board is introducing a 7% rate increase for electricity. the agency says this will allow to maintain their financial strain. and now to a developing story. police on friday arrested a suspect in the killing of a beloved oakland baker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a friend of the victim. >> then the tough journey of of grief and mourning her loss. gain of pearls says she knew jen angel for 15 years. >> about as long as angel on her own business. angel cakes in oakland, navigating life without angel has been tough for pearls. she says angel fought for social justice and brought people together who are all leaning on each other now in their time of it's been quite magical. >> to get to be around that love and to support each other with love through through

grief and sadness on friday after more than 4 months of investigations, oakland police announced the arrest of ishmael burch in connection with angel's death. police say angel died during a robbery. she was sitting in her car on webster street when someone broke in and grabbed her purse. >> she got out of her car that she was knocked down and then dragged by the getaway car despite her violent death, pearl says angel would want to see restorative justice. this is an opportunity to honor. >> her. >> values to show the world that there are alternatives that are potentially much more effective, better human eye is that healing and that don't perpetually cycles of violence. pearl says angel wouldn't want the person who robbed her to go to prison. >> and that the money used on incarceration will be better spent rehabilitating people who commit crimes, whether it be social services or housing or jobs, support. there's so

many reasons that people and up in systems of violence that cause more harm and more harm. and for john, i think that she would really want us to refocus where those resources go. pearl says, would want her death to spark a change in the system to have for >> impetus to have for helped push forward a system of healing and accountability that actually could. could benefit many people. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the suspect is now being held without bail. he will be in court for his plea hearing on july 14th. he is charged with murder and second degree robbery. in the north bay. police are searching for the suspects involved in a home robbery that left one person injured. this happened around 3.30 friday morning on thorough circle near seaver drive and highway 101. police say the robbers entered the home and

demanded money. investigators believe this to be a targeted incident. police arrested a man in connection to a gas station robbery in milpitas. that robbery happened at the station on south park. victoria drive around 7 thursday morning. police say the suspect threatened the clerk at gunpoint, getting $600 cash out of the cash register. well, police later identified the suspects car. they arrested him saturday night in san jose. he was on federal probation for weapons violations. and in the east bay, a motel shooting in concord left. one person injured. it happened early saturday morning at the premier inn near the intersection of concord avenue and market street. the victim has since been discharged from the hospital. no arrests at this time. and now to a morbid discovery near the oakland zoo. human remains were found on golf links road around one 15 friday afternoon. police now investigating the death as a homicide. no word on the victim's identity or a suspect

at this time. and new this morning, chp in vallejo, police engaged in a high-speed chase. police say it started when the suspects pointed a gun at officers. the suspects were followed by chopper as they ran on foot. it does appear, but they seem to be in some sort of vehicle based on that video we're watching right now. and we know that both suspects were taken into custody. and happening today, 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 put people can drop off their unused or unwanted fireworks. no questions asked. they get up to $75 in cash? well, this is happening 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.

coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the message from silicon valley pride officials as they gear up for their celebrations. happening later this summer. >> plus, san jose city officials respond to concerns over open air drug use. the new warning coming from the mayor. and we break down some new laws going into effect this coming july. the kron 4 morning news continues after this. >> and we've got some thick fog to start the day. but then breaking up a little bit in san francisco, much quicker course in those inland valleys. but cool everywhere. take a look. forecast. we come back up here. welcome back to

kron 4 morning news. good morning, everybody. there's your fog going on on the ground and also a lot happening with this cloud cover. we talked about east bay shoreline all covered up for now. >> and it's the typical sandwich scenario in the air above it. what an overachiever. it's really dry so we should get some breaks even happening in san francisco, although because the supply of moisture will be all day with that marine layer still working against us a bit coming across the golden gate. it will still be a little problematic in terms of us all the way to tonight. now you see the fall coming back again. good coverage. it looks like by tomorrow morning and the start of the day at 07:00am even after sunrise. we still got good patches of ground fog well in place there and certainly a loss. so we're going to do this again now for

today and the festivities at 10, 30. for the parade start temps, upper 50's overcast and cool again. we should see some afternoon breaks working here. just be patient. west wind at about 10 to 15, but still a bit on the chilly side. throw in that cool wind coming in from the west. futurecast for shows. all the bay area does open up quite a bit, but still some problem areas remain along the coast. it's meat really going to be kind of an overcast day today, boy, that marine layer comes back again for tomorrow. meanwhile, in tahoe, the daytime pulsating of some scattered thunder showers going on very isolated today. tomorrow, tuesday, a bit. wednesday is the day worth noting as they'll be more and ball thunder showers covering more area and more a there's your onshore flow with the return of the moisture on tuesday will do that again until we kind of flipped by wednesday. and high pressure starts to build on shore winds in place. there they are all day today and through tonight getting this does supplies again with fresh marine layer moisture that weihave to get

rid of. and yes, with the sun out, it does give us the energy to do that. but still we're fighting against the sorry. want to show you real quick. what happens at the surface now during the day, these numbers don't drop off entirely. now, let's be fair. it is humidity, which is relative to the temperature which is cool. true, but we don't drop off considerably. they're 2 very low numbers like we sometimes do during the summer months. there you have it again. the deal for monday as well. so we have a lot of marine layer this hanging around for the next couple of days. at least jump in the tropics. real quick. that's indeed the only one we're really watching now. and it looks like it's not going to become a threat to the continental u.s. fog clouds afternoon, clearing san francisco. very modest breaks. but still we'll throw that in there. cool mid 70's 60's at the bay early weeks to burn fog that we discussed mid 70's and that moves quickly through the 80's and 90's. by thursday and into friday. as we flip into more of a summertime pattern as high pressure builds. so to kind of be fair to all the day parts here. 61

san francisco, cloudy with some afternoon clearing out their so-called variable clouds, oakland variable clouds. 71 with the early clouds going on for san jose and cool. high temperatures today. mid 70's well inland both in the north bay, the east bay as well. 71 meanwhile, for san jose, 59 chilly degrees at half. moon bay. yeah. overcast through much of the day. we'll get more into this with a 4 zone forecast and check that extended as well. stephanie. >> happening today, it is the final day of competition for the special olympics. northern california summer games. more than 800 athletes from dozens of countries competed or excuse me. counties competed in events including swimming tennis and bochy ball. the clara university. they are also offering up some special programming for the athletes. >> here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7 and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big dance. you have a

dj will be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great >> fix organizers also launched a new awareness campaign called do something special. that coincides with this weekend's events. area. cartoonists jean ye is back in the spotlight for his latest work american born chinese. the tv series stars oscar winning actress michelle yeoh and the bay area's own daniel wu. i spoke with the best-selling graphic novelist about the inspiration behind his work. >> the chinese mythology that you point out that is symbolic all the pieces of myself that i used to be ashamed of. but i'm now proud of, you know, that's the journey that the main character in both the book in the series goes through. and i hope for our viewers and our readers that kind of go through those same sorts of emotions that go find some comfort in seeing this character, a tackle and overcome all of all the

negativity. >> american born chinese is streaming now on disney. plus. probably more continue our celebration of pride month with a look at events happening in the south bay, silicon valley pride returns later this summer. i sat down with festival officials on saturday. u.s. all the thank you so much for being here. thank you for having me. so tell us a bit about silicon valley pride. this has been around for more than 4 decades. yeah, i'm so it. it's originally sent us a we started in 1975. >> in became like a parade. i mean, a festival. then added it in 1977, we had the parade. but in 2014, we rebranded to be more inclusive around within silicon valley, a and buddy to silicon pride. wonderful. it's very exciting. and this celebration is happening in august. tingly. so why august we feel pride

needs to be celebrated. 2 65 this in a it does need to be in june. our pride later this one of the last weekend which is an august. 26 plaza de cesar chavez park in the heart of silicon valley in san jose. well, and of course, i imagine that the planning has >> well under way by this point. how's everything going >> it were plan doing we it's a volunteer nonprofit organization. we have committee we've been meeting on a monthly basis on a weekly basis just plan. luckily that still have 2 months to plan. yeah. going under ends. i imagine that you just looking for vendors. volunteers, that sort of thing. >> yes, if we're looking for parade, participants were looking for vendors. of course, like you mentioned, we're looking for volunteers.

they can check out more information on our website. s me pride dot tell us a bit about what people can expect at silicon valley pride so we have 2 we also have family garden for who wants to bring their kids. we have variety of like you mentioned, vendors for idea activities everybody. a $0.10 that many friendly event. >> all right. and how does it feel to celebrate pride this year just given the political climate in all the legislation that has been cast, as we know, the human rights campaign did just declare a state of emergency because of this wave of lgbtq legislation. so what are your thoughts? >> so our this year is live out like you mentioned, there's this year. there's a lot lgbt legislation happening and for us in the i was a quick just to be general. we just want to live. we're not

hurting anyone. and we just want to live our authentic self without harming anyone. >> and you have a message for the community. the pride month. >> i would say live your authentic just the out the proud of who you are, whether you're in the workplace or i'm on on says. just out and proud. >> all right. live out and proud. alright, saudi serve in chief marketing officer of silicon valley pride. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for having me. the women's march stood in solidarity with the lgbtq+ community at the san lorenzo library in santa rosa yesterday. the group added they also stand in solidarity with those who have lost access to abortion care. as yesterday marked one year since the overturn of roe v wade. well, several 1000

starbucks workers plan to go on strike over the next week. the union representing the chain's brewery say regional starbucks managers banned pride decorations at stores in 22 states. workers say this is just one of the company's retaliatory practices targeting union members. but starbucks has denied those claims and accused the union of spreading false rumors. still ahead on the proper morning, hughes ford is issuing a recall for at least one of their cars. details ahead.

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>> all 28 this sunday 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. david, starting out pretty cold out there. yeah. in cloudy as well. yeah. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and that's the have them to. we need the . we kinetic energy from the atmosphere to mix the south because right above us. >> really dry. they have big dew point. the situation going on. that's about 30 degrees. when you get to. >> several 1000 feet up there. so with this look at the cloud cover extending all the way in the south bay to san jose state's. that's the shot coming in. so overcast. but again, going into the afternoon, variable clouds to mostly sunny, actually is what we look like now aloft where the cloud coverage rolling on in there. you can see it up to the mountains a little bit. just a few scattered clouds. basically, it aloft. pretty

much clear. it's just marine layer at the surface, which go entirely be fortified all day today by the onshore winds be fresh moisture coming in from the coast. middle 50's at work right now. 62 for antioch. but half moon bay going to move much from that in san francisco. that's close to your high as well. 58 san jose. meanwhile, now the ballpark today with the giants versus the diamondbacks game time at 105, temps near about 60. we're going to say variable clouds with this occurring in the afternoon meeting. the breaks in the clouds a bit breezy chilly, though west winds at 15 to gusts at 20. meanwhile, the breakdown inland, particularly looking really good by high noon were going sunny, although cool high temperatures well into only in the lower 70's and it looks the same for monday and into tuesday. but a quick flip by the middle to latter portion of the week. summer is coming back and we'll have a look at that extended forecast will take a look at your 4 zone as well. stephanie. >> and we continue our coverage of pride celebrations across san francisco. the

pride parade kicks off later this morning, but the celebrations got started yesterday. sfpd along with state and federal partners promising increase public safety measures for people attending. >> just want everybody today. you has a rise everybody. everybody living color, they don't want you know, it's about to buy. >> the pride parade kicks off at 10:30am, this morning. and if you are heading into the city today, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a look at the parade route on your screen right there. it kicks off this morning at market and beal and ends at market and 8th street. and this is a look at such just some of the road closures on your screen right there. we're going to pull that graphic up for you. leavenworth is closed from mcallister to market sutter is closed from to market and sansom is closed between sutter and bush market is closed from 8 tonight. we have a complete list of street closures and the time those streets reopen right now on our website, kron 4 dot com.

>> and bar is offering additional service today for pride events. the transit agency 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. caltrain will also operate special event rains throughout the morning. all right. and tomorrow, officials from santa clara county hold a pride flag raising ceremony takes place at the county government building on west hedding street in san jose at noon. cal fire is suspending all burn permits in the north bay starting tomorrow. residents in napa and solano counties will not be able to burn debris such as bridges in leaves outside campfires within organized campgrounds or on private property will still be allowed. cal fire is also asking residents to keep a minimum of 100 feet of defensible space around every home and buildings on the property. past winter's record

rainfall has helped wine grapes in napa valley thrive. but now the recent cool weather is threatening to keep them from right and that's because the longer the fruit has to stay on the vine, the longer it's potentially exposed to possible hazards like wildfires in the fall and heavy rain in the early winter harvest in the last couple of years have been impacted by fires and drought. the state's wine industry generates 170.5 billion dollars annually. the city of san jose is cracking down on public use of drugs and dealing on city streets. kron four's gayle ong has more on that. >> if you come to san jose to deal drugs, you will be arrested and prosecuted. >> mayor matt mahan speaking from downtown san jose in front of this 7.11 store where complaints of people buying selling and using drugs are common. just a few blocks from city hall and san jose state university, the mayor and police chief announcing on saturday that people will be held accountable. yes, we are going to crack down on the

>> drug dealers. we have. so in the working with our partners, whether be the sheriff where district attorney's ensure that drugs are taken off the street. but more importantly, those that use drugs. chief anthony mata ads addressing those who use drugs is a complex problem week at. >> use the tactics that were used in the 90's, right, that we've got change in seeing work again with a behavioral health. the sheriff's office, the district attorney's office to find ways right to hold those that use drugs accountable as well, but also provide them with the help and assistance that they need. >> the mayor says he called for an emergency meeting at city hall this weekend with the police chief undersheriff and invited the santa clara county health department to discuss the drug problem. so in this last budget cycle, i propose concentrating 91 million dollars of spending on those 3 priorities. and we got over 90% of what we asked for because we need to move faster to rebuild the staff

all those in our police department and our fire department. >> we need faster blight response and we have got to build interim housing, get people indoors faster. a crowd gathered to hear what city officials had to say among them, ryan sumi, who lives nearby and my wife and my son, we often will see open drug use and drug dealing and it's really concerning. mayor address your concerns. you know, i'm i think that the way that he talks about enforcing the laws and prosecuting drug use and drug dealing. >> and increasing staffing, his budget. he's hopeful. meantime, the public is urged to report any illegal drug activity to san jose police. >> gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and police are looking for the suspects involved in a home bugly in brisbane's. officers responded to an alarm on santa clara street thursday night around 9, they found a broken window near the back of the property. and these are images police shared of the 3 suspects and their car. their car is described as a black bmw x 3. while most new state

laws take effect january. first, some do go into effect on july. 1st, starting next month, california will be the first state in the country to seal criminal records automatically. it will happen 4 years after a sentence has been completed. if no, and if no other convictions have happened but not all criminal records can be sealed. those include serious and violent felonies and crimes requiring offender registration and 2 new laws dealing with homelessness and housing work together to create new housing for low and middle income residents. the new laws focus on underused commercial sites, zoned for retail parking or office space. also going into effect july. first, a law requiring bounty hunters to be licensed and registered with the state of california. now bounty hunters are people hired by bail bond companies to find those who skip out on their court appearances. and starting in july online sellers face tougher regulations on firearm related

product sales as well. in national news, millions of children could lose childcare soon. according to a new report. and that has some democrats calling on congress to extend federal funding washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the details. >> at the end of september, child care center's will stop getting federal subsidies should know. hunter says that will hurt businesses like hers. we may have reduce our hours. i may have to eliminate some staff. punter says without the funding percent are likely will be able to care for his many kids. and a report from the century foundation says across the country more than 3 million children could lose access to childcare when the funding stops. it says that will take parents out of the workforce and cost the u.s. economy billions. we're pushing economy forward. and in addition to doing that, we're providing a safe, high quality space for showdown. the expiring funding was part of a pandemic relief package that senator tim kaine is among a group of lawmakers who says congress should extend it just because of the covid emergency is over. it doesn't mean that

the childcare need isn't intense. if anything, it's more intense because the unemployment rate. so but not everyone believes more federal funding is the solution to making child care more accessible and affordable, simply having more federal money. >> is going to not address the root causes that are unnecessarily driving up costs. rachel dressler with the heritage foundation argues state and local government should be the one supporting childcare based on individual needs. you need to know your community and what is actually going to get the most bang for the buck in any government money that's provided. but advocates say taking away money that many child care center's now rely on. we'll have a painful impact. we need continuous funding and we need funding is going to be long term. not just a band-aid in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> a california veterinarian is traveling throughout the state to help care for homeless pets. doctor quinn stewart also known as the street that has been caring for the animals for almost a decade from skid row in los angeles to oakland, doctor

stuart provides the care f-om his nonprofit project street vet, the advocacy group pets of the homeless says about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet doctor. stewart believes that number is higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the homeless population in our country. the writers guild strike now heads into its 9th week. this comes as the directors guild of america reaches a 3 year deal with hollywood studios. the dga has more than 16,000 eligible voters. 87% voted in support of the new contract. some of the items negotiated where global streaming residuals, creative rights and diversity. and he's a recent college grad at only 14 years old. and now he's going to work for spacex. high rank was e of pleasanton. just graduated from santa clara university. the teen prodigy has grabbed the attention of national headline of national outlets for his impressive list academic accomplishments

and despite not being old enough to drive, these already landed a job with one of the world's top space exploration companies. >> 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. iran is set to move to seattle soon to start working on space-x's starlink internet service. >> sure to not be the last. we'll be hearing of them. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. the giants just keep winning this time in a nail-biter. >> we have the highlights. coming up. and after the break, how one san francisco drag queen is using her platform to help save lives. >> around this thick marine layer with the fog and the

clouds at the lower levels that should mix out now and limits already starting to happen. that will keep temperatures suppressed a bit. we do see some around the corner. however, we have a look at that extended forecast along with your 4 zone. keep it here.

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drag queen is using their platform to educate fans about the opioid epidemic. >> well, music plays and a packed house waits for the princess show. it away, says to start the cast of drag performers prepares backstage thank including the host of the weekly san francisco show rude. she spencer saturday night surrounded by color. sparkle and pride. you look incredible. thank at 10:00pm the curtain opens and coaching start the show with her co-host lisa frankenstein. yeah, i could see no room. everybody introducing themselves and the cast of colorful performers who well audiences and earn a cash tips. but 2 years ago, coaching earned a second title, narcan queen. every time we start the show, i always like to make sure we have our can. she spends her day job with the california department of public health working in harm reduction for the last decade. coaching has seen the grit that the opioid epidemic has had on san francisco, especially fentanyl areas like the tenderloin september of 2021. things got

very real when a friend of hers overdosed at a party. i realize that. so many people who are present. >> we're not getting the information that they needed how to recognize an overdose >> and how to use narcan coaching took matters into her own hands. and one month later brought her day job to night job. let's talk about harm reduction. after every intermission at princess cocina starts the 2nd half of the show by telling audience members how to recognize an overdose pale in the face in their lips are blue or purple and then how to reverse that overdose. using naloxone, also known as narc can do different nostrils. it takes 2 to 5 minutes to work after her tips and how to advice is done. cocina, hands out packets of narcan for free to those who wanted to make a plan use it. they almost 2 years and started doing this. we've given away over 2000 doses of narcan. >> for she's extremely proud of the work, especially when the show is over and audience

members come up to speak. one-on-one might be even telling you about their own experiences. and, you know, i've also spoken with people who have been arkansan who have overdosed selves and, >> you know, i i feel really honored that people feel comfortable sharing their stories with me. she admits, but it wasn't easy to bring harm reduction into a weekly drag show. >> but it was easy. everyone would be doing this. thank you so much. saving lives and probably wearing the title narcan queen. we have learned to do out of necessity and we're going to continue doing it now in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> all right. let's take a live look now at the golden gate bridge looks like some sunshine is starting to peek out from behind those clouds, which is always nice to see. dave, that is a good sign step in the already at 8.46, we're seeing that. so that is the sign of some hope. get the ground warmed up just enough to get some of the energy kicking around a little bit. yeah, good morning, stephanie. and everybody. sfo kind of socked in here a little bit. but we see some. glimpse of sunshine there. they do have a

45 minute delay. so might be some delays. the kind of cascade a little bit into the later as we take a look at tahoe here. it's pretty quiet the next couple of days. temperatures not bad wednesday looks to be very involved with thunder showers at work here. but there is that ice a little chance both today tomorrow and tuesday as you get that daytime heating to get something high. temperatures upper 60's near about 70 for the parade today. again, we're dealing were called overcast to start, although we see some optimistic signs already. but going to throw in that breaking up a little bit of the skies, at least by the afternoon. cool 2 with those temperatures, upper 50's upper 50's to start now we'll probably scratching the 60 or so west winds. 10 to 15 back to the winds. that's the other factor in the forecast today near the coast. san francisco, even the east bay shorelines going to be chilly wind inland. it's a little warmer to help out a bit, but it's going to be whipping a little bit there around the carquinez strait longer range forecast. the bigger deal here is by the middle of the week. high pressure starts to build here. that's going to give us a little bit of a warming phase as we get to thursday friday and into next weekend as

summer clears its throat. 4 zone forecast coming into sunday. we're looking at a san francisco at 61 for a high today. 60 along the coast to upper 50's at work here about 64 burlingame, san bruno at 59 foster city, a pair of sixes. 69 redwood city. 67. meanwhile, for mountain view with variable cloudy story for the south bay on balance today. 71 for san jose, santa clara, 72 for cupertino, east bay shoreline. there hovering in the 60's today. we're going to hang with that for the next couple of days. but we'll get in the 70's easily by midweek. 73 for livermore, tri valley coming in about 70 there. watch. those winds are going to get some of those winds this afternoon to 72 concord. 61, berkeley, the laos, 67 vacaville. 77 still shy of 80, though 70 going on for napa and santa rosa at 74 7 day forecast. we go out of spring and into summer towards the end of the week bayside, you might see a few 80's by the

end of the week. and meanwhile, along the coast, it's going remain chilly around 60, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you for that. >> now, the bay area baseball, the giants have been the best team in the majors since the middle of may. and they going on saturday against the first-place diamondbacks. kron four's. kate rooney has the highlights. >> we all know the giants winning streak was snapped at 10 games, but one of the marks of a good team is being able to move on from a loss. and san francisco did just that friday at oracle park with a win against arizona. so the have a to about. right? giants have won 11 of their last 12 games going for their second straight win over the first-place diamondbacks on saturday. we're going to start in the bottom of the first inning. 2 outs tied at one michael conforto goes the other way. a hard on line in left. strada comes into score. giants go up 2 to one. go to the 5th giants still on top

stoneman eye on them out with the bases that's dam and sure enough christian walker finds open grass left-center. >> roles for a while and it clears the bases. diamondbacks go up 5 to the giants tied the game with a couple of runs in the 5th and we go to the 6 man on for the rookie luis matos. >> down the line and left just days. major league home run makes it a 2 run. giants lead way to go wrong. >> we go to the 9 to one run game now 2 on 2 out for pavin smith. and comey lodo vale gets the game ending strikeout. giants win it. 76. >> that to a rout over the d backs and they moved to within a game and a half. rogers was one of the 7 pictures to help get the win. pretty simple explanation of what's working for a >> yeah, some of us in back of

bullpen. you know, never check out down because this offense done so well in the late innings. you offense playing well, which is doing well. defense is for >> what more is there to say when you're playing? well, that's it for sports. back to you. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are concerned about the potential of artificial intelligence. our basil, john reports. >> congress cannot behave like ostrich is in the same senate democratic leader chuck schumer says even i can transform our lives for the better lawmakers cannot ignore the possible dangers. workforce disruptions in a very serious way, misinformation and new weapons threats against our elections. he says developing ai regulations will help build public trust. the people don't think innovation can be done safely without danger. that will eyes development and even

prevent us from moving forward. schumer is encouraging a bipartisan approach to learn about ai and set the proper guardrails to make ai safely work for the country. so i in congress's role right now is to learn as much as we can to try to understand the technology. ohio republican senator jd vance agrees congress should not regulate ai until lawmakers have a better grasp on it sometime in the future. we're going to have a role for congress to play. >> to make sure that ai is being used safely. pennsylvania republican congressman mike kelly governing ai is really a global concern, the system, united states, but we're all affected by what happens for now. schumer plans to continue inviting ai experts to capitol hill. >> to help lawmakers learn about ai in translate that into legislative action reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. we'll be right back.

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the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is sunday and we have a lot we're covering for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar. good morning days, stephanie, good morning and good morning, everybody. the overcast conditions we start the day off again. however, some breaks already starting to happen. looks like the sun is trying to peer through in some selections, even. >> at the golden gate bridge. so this is kind of hopeful here for getting some breaks already happening at this early hour. there's that flag indicating the onshore wind that we're going to have all days. we're going to have fresh marine layer moisture all day to kind of interrupt this process now inland, the clearing will proceed. there's your onshore winds in place where single digits, a couple double digits as well. a little uptick on those winds are expected. typical inland heating driving. this as well. upper 50's we see across the board. we've got 62 going on for antioch, 59 for san jose and 55 san francisco in half moon bay. we're trailing a couple spots. but elsewhere, we're pretty close to the temperatures that we were this time from yesterday or the day ahead. 68 one by 4. 71. what

does this say? april? know get some of those june time. temperatures for you. coming up a little bit later on this week. we'll get into some of that. let you know what's going to go on. plus, the forecast in tahoe as well, stephanie. all right. looking forward to well, today thousands of people are expected to hit the streets of san francisco for the annual pride parade. >> it starts at 10, 30 this morning and kron four's tiffany justice reports with a look at what people can expect. yes, the floats are getting ready to go. let me go and step out of the shots. you get a look at just a few of them right behind us. >> thousands of people are expected to attend the parade and the events have been going on pretty much all weekend. the parade will start at 10, 30 this morning at beale and market street and end the civic center plaza. it's the traditional parade route is should and around 3.30, this afternoon, there are expect to be 200 contingent set to participate in the parade. the mayor, mayor reid, will be there as well participating as the parade makes its way through the city. there will

be a lot of traffic around the parade route. people are being encouraged to take public transportation. bart is offering additional services today for these events. the transit service line will run a 5 line service until 09:00pm with added special event. trains caltrain will also be operating special event rains throughout the morning. how important do you think it is to have your guys representation at the parade as well? >> i think it's a great opportunity. not lets other people know, you know that we're here that the program is here and willing to help. but it also gives us a sense of growth and achievement because we've never done this year. this is all new to us. you know, like the model says live better do better be better. >> and that was tiffany justice reporting for us. there are several road closures around the parade route today. we have a complete list on our website. kron 4 dot com. lots of

smiling faces at the annual pride run saturday. the san francisco front runners hosted this event which started at golden gate park. this year's funds benefited the transgender law. senator, the event ended with an awards ceremony for the top 3 overall finishers. looks like a lot of fun. >> and adding to the crowds in the city today, giants fans are expected to cheer on their team at oracle park. >> the game starts today at 105, and bay area officials are urging pretty are excuse me, encouraging people to take public transit into the city of possible. the golden gate ferry is running an extra vote for the game. starting next week. drivers will have to pay more to cross the golden gate bridge. this is a live look at the bridge right now and tolls. do go up this coming saturday on july. first, the toll goes up. $0.35 to 9.75. fast track. passholders ca $0.35 increase bringing the total to 8.75. pay. as you go tolls will be 9 bucks. that's a $0.20 increase. car pooling

is still the cheapest option at 6.75. and also happening on july. first, customers in several bay area. cities can expect a bump in their water bills. east bay mud raising its rates by an average of $0.19 per day. that's an increase of just under 70 bucks a year next year, the utility increases prices again by another $0.21 per day. the rate hikes are part of the utilities. 3 billion dollar plan upgrade water treatment plants, replace pipelines and rebuild neighborhood reserve reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in customers start paying more on july. first, the agency increases rates by about 20%. so, for example, if your current by monthly bill is $138, it will go up to $170 this saturday. are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. for people

living in alameda, the public utilities board there is introducing a 7% rate increase for electricity. the agency says this will allow them to maintain their financial straight. and now to a developing story. police on friday arrested a suspect in the killing of a beloved oakland baker kron four's. amanda hari spoke with a friend of the victim. then >> the tough journey of of grief and mourning her loss data. pearls says she knew jen angel for 15 years about as long as angel on her own business. angel cakes in oakland. >> navigating life without angel has been tough for pearls. she says angel fought for social justice and brought people together who are all leaning on each other now in their time of it's been quite magical. >> to get to be around that love and to support each other with love through through grief and sadness on friday

after more than 4 months of investigations, oakland police announced the arrest of ishmael burch in connection with angel's death. police say angel died during a robbery. she was sitting in her car on webster street when someone broke in and grabbed her purse. she got out of her car. >> that she was knocked down and then dragged by the getaway car despite her violent death, pearl says angel would want to see restorative justice. this is an opportunity to honor. >> her. >> that values to show the world that there are alternatives that are potentially much more effective, better human eye is that healing and that don't perpetually cycles of violence. pearl says angel would want the person who robbed her to go to prison. >> and that the money used on incarceration will be better spent rehabilitating people who commit crimes, whether it be social services or housing or jobs, support. there's so

many reasons that people end up in systems of violence that cause more harm and more harm. and for john, i think that she would really want us to refocus where those resources go. pearl says, would want her death to spark a change in the system to have for. >> impetus to have for helped push forward a system of healing and accountability that actually could. could benefit many people. >> and that was kron four's amanda hari reporting for us this morning. the suspect is being held without bail. he will be in court for his plea hearing on july 14th. he is charged with murder and second degree robbery. in the north bay. police are searching for the suspects involved in a home robbery that left one person injured. this happened around 3.30 friday morning on throw circle near seaver drive and highway 101. police say the robbers entered the home and demanded money. investigators believe this to be a targeted incident. and

police arrested a man in connection to a gas station robbery in milpitas. the robbery happened at the station on south park. victoria drive around 7 o'clock thursday morning. police say the suspect threatened the clerk at gunpoint, getting $600 out. >> of the cash register. police later identified the suspects car. they arrested him saturday night in san jose. he was on federal probe. patients opt for weapons chart. excuse me. he was on federal probation for weapons violations. >> and in the east bay, a motel shooting in concord left. one person injured. it happened early saturday morning at the premier inn near the intersection of concord avenue and market street. the victim has since been discharged from the hospital. no arrests made at this time. and now to a more the discovery near the oakland zoo. human remains were found on golf links road around one 15 friday afternoon. police now investigating the death as a homicide. no word on the victim's identity or a suspect at this time. new this

morning, chp and vallejo police engaged in a high-speed chase. police say a suspect pointed a gun at officers. the suspects were followed by helicopter as they got away. both suspects were taken into custody. happening today, the mateo county sheriff's office host 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. this will be in the parking lot of the north fair oaks library on middlefield road. and but would 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. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, san jose city officials respond to concerns over open air drug >> a new warning coming from the mic. and we are joined live in studio by levi stadium officials to previem next

weekend's copycats. soccer tournaments. >> still a lot of we have to deal with the early day here, but clearing out to the inland looks sunny 70's well inland. a warm-up is expected towards the end of the week. we'll take a look at that forecast here sunday and be on the kron. 4 morning news kron. 4 morning news continues.

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through. let's check now and with day for more on the weather today. a good morning, day. it's going to be stubborn in spots, though, even as we get to the afternoon. >> city to san jose state where it's the same scenario in the south bay, too. this kind of overcast fog deck and then you get above that. and it's very dry. this two-point depression thing we talk about, it just means there's a lot of runway part of that been early runway in which 4 mechanically for this moisture to mix up with the drier air. but we have to get some energy and that means the sun clearing things from the east towards the west, into the bay for the festivities today, the parade 10, 30 overcast is how we're going to call it here. and then breaking up the skies for the afternoon. a little bit here. west winds of 10 to 15. again. cool, though. upper 50's expected are at the fog back again. look at that tomorrow morning. we're excuse me as we into your monday. 08:00am tomorrow morning see quite a bit of fog, the ground

and certainly a will have kind of another day of this tuesday. maybe a touch, too. but as we get later in the week showing in the morning fog at all, but it will open up nicely for everybody and it looks summer is going to be clearing its throat a bit. so we take care of the marine layer pretty good this afternoon, but not entirely. it will be little stubborn in some spots, particularly along the coast coming back again tonight and tomorrow morning. it's going to take it later in the morning hours to funding. get that to mix out yet again. meanwhile, tahoe have that isolated shower thunder shower, working here, but it starts to get more interesting. we get to the middle of the week. it looks like it'll be more involved. something to watch out for even by tuesday. we could see the marine layer and force onshore winds. we expect this at the surface all day today. it will pull state sometimes during the day, particularly with that daytime heating. but we'll see teens and lower 20's that helps bring in that marine layer. but places like half moon bay, mostly cloudy, will probably work for the day. so fog and clouds with afternoon clearing inland, working its way back to the bay. cool 70's 60's bay wide

for early in the week. it's still the same type of pattern, but a noticeable and market change towards the end. we'll see some 90's back in this forecast. the folks well inland. so make sure the ac is working here. alright, for today. 61 san francisco clouds afternoon clearing a bit. 64 for oakland variable clouds on balance. 71 san jose. the wider board shows the middle 70's well inland. also up in the north bay, too. 71 san jose will get more into this in your 4 zone forecast and check that extended by senate to stephanie and party central. haha, you got that right, dave? >> well, it is an exciting time to be a sports fan here in the bay area. several major sporting events will be coming to levi stadium over the next few years. it all starts next weekend when thousands of soccer fans flock to santa clara for the a cab gold cup competition. that's a tongue twister right there. joining me live now to talk more about the excitement is the head of levi stadium events. skin and levi stadium head chef john severson. good morning to you

guys. morning. all right, stephanie, yes, lovely to have you both appear from the south bay. you know, emily, tell us, you know, it must be an exciting time for levi stadium. how are you feeling about all this? oh, it's so exciting. levi stadium going to be rocking on july second, we're expecting over 50,000 attendees for both gold cup matches. well make ends any of us will kick off at 4 followed by mexico, qatar at 6 and even better at 02:00pm. we're hosting a fan fest outside of the stadium. >> so interesting. okay. yeah. for anyone who has a match ticket, they'll be able to tend they'll be giveaways kuz these classes towels. they'll be music. interactive area is and my favorite, the iconic gold cup trophy will be on prom absolutely. you know, are there things that people should be doing in advanced a plan? because i imagine traffic might be a little bit crazy around the venue. sure, i would say arrive early. definitely arrive early and prepare and come early at 02:00pm. enjoy the fan fest.

and welcome the significant also about having the event here this year. it's hugely significant. we're so excited to host these events. it brings extreme economic impact to the bay area, santa clara and the surrounding area. so this fans come from all over to support our local restaurants, hotels and bars. so we're excited to keep attracting top events like this to levi stadium. and we're going to get to chef john in just a moment here. but we wanted to get one more question for you, emily, in which is, you know, levi stadium is going to be you're going to be hosting the world cup super bowl in 2026. are these the types events that fans can expect in the months and years moving yeah, we do our best to attract world-class events all over and the best we can do and for preparing for those is hosting events like this. just like the gold cup and there are still tickets available. also visit at levi stadium dot com to purchase. if you want to come out, enjoy a nice night. all right. fantastic. and chef fans can expect some pretty

tasty food when they come out this weekend. yes, they can. and we we put on a really nice spread here. we're basically focusing on some specials that we're going to be doing for the soccer matches when they come up. okay. going to be a all-day event, right? and we have to 2 games. so we really want to create some varieties. certainly fans love ray d and that's really love popping flavors. so that's what we had today. >> and everybody loves, you know, a beverage to pair with the food. exactly. so we've started with a couple items. i'm going direct everybody over here, right? so this is going to be our tequila lime chicken. nacho? okay. and we're pairing it actually marinated the chicken with a little lime cilantro and this great 1800 tequila that we have here looks fantastic. we all those colors. yeah. we used to those round some jalapenos. we did a little charro beans on their little bit of slow intro, some fresh chopped onion, charred line really pairs really well with the plumber that we have. all right. so great item. and then we're going to move into one of my favorites. i threw it in there. this is our foot long, big kid. dog rain. so we take

a you know, you know, a 3rd of a pound hot dog. we mark it off. we hit with some mac and cheese white cheddar mac overnight. >> they hungry it's not good as okay and then we top it with a little bit of flaming hot cheetos. all and then we hit with a little chili lime crema. >> oh, my so that one fans love it, right? it's a it's kind of a staple, the but every one of the spotlight because the super cool. then we're going to switch over to this item here, which is, you know, piers, really well with our reach. a lot of that we're going to be serving in. this is again, another fan favorite to this is a carne asada. nacho? a little bit of tostitos cheese on there and then. way to go go go. okay. you had talking before, you know, i when i taught middle school in san jose, my students love the love this. yeah. absolutely. my kids. >> so you know what? it would nothing better that you have a little bit of heat, you know, bring a little bit he to the soccer match and we came over this really cool. nacho here.

i think fans are really going to love yeah, it really elevates the idea of just like when the standard just nacho. usually it's just kind of chips and cheese. but you really at all these delicious looking elements to it. that's what we tried to leave a city. and we really want to get creative. we want to create a great fan experience, guest experiences. top of our list. so it's really coming up in the creative team that we have right creating. we have leave stadium bar. none. you know, one of the best groups to work with and the stuff we come up with certainly the gauge met with the fans, the overall guest experience from the time they. >> they get to the parking lot of the time. they get to see their favorite teams and players on the field. we want to have a great food experience. wonderful. again. this looks. >> incredible. and just to get your thoughts on this to me, we're finally at this point where, you know, people can start together, come out to big events again. how does this feel for the both of you being involved with events at levi stadium? its electric? i mean, there's nothing more

exciting than being in the stadium with over 50,000 attendees enjoying sport and the passion behind it. so. for us being back in stadium hosting fans. it means everything. yeah, i couldn't agree more. >> i it's it's an adrenaline high for me just to get that many fans in a place where we can serve them, we can feed him sudden this that, you know, and i'm so glad to see everybody coming back in full force and really enjoying you know, beers for its is certainly what what is attractive. the variant in the soccer match is going to be weekend on sunday. all right. something many wonderful things to forward to here. >> thank you so much emily and a chef with levi stadium. we look forward some exciting matches. coming up. thank you so much. all right. we'll be so much. all right. we'll be right back.

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it is the final day of competition for the special olympics. northern california summer games. more than 800 athletes from dozens of counties competed in events including swimming tennis and bochy ball and santa clara university, which is hosting all of this. they're offering up some special programming for the athletes. >> here, santa clara university, also young athletes program for ages 2 to 7 and also healthy athletes program, which we offer free health screenings and end up with our big dance. you have a dj. we'll be over shaw stadium. athletes dance for a couple hours. have a great

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast day looking, people expect for the pride parade. okay. good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. we're hoping for some breaks going on into the afternoon but to start off, it's going to be pretty much more cloudy story now. we have

improvement here in the east bay shoreline, as you can see here. >> with the sun, even trying to poke out just a little bit, but still kind of mostly cloudy for now. this again will improve in a few hours, maybe even before noon. meanwhile, what's happening aloft? not much, really just a few scattered clouds overnight. you can see kind of collecting a little run, reno, but on balance, a lot of sunshine for those folks. there's that isolated little chance of a shower thunder shower today tomorrow, all the way to tuesday. wednesday looks more to look out for might have some much more widely scattered thunder showers there. 63 antioch at this hour. but most east bay readings are still in the upper 50's mid to upper 50's for the north bay south bay as well. 55 for half moon bay and san francisco, which is going to be pretty close to your highs. not a lot of movement there. meanwhile, for the giants today, again, highs near 60 and temperatures are game time rather and mostly cloudy or variable cloudy by that point, breezy and chilly with a west wind at 15 to 20. here's the breakdown for you. 67 at 1 o'clock. and by 4.70,

is this april us know we're going to have some more that some some summertime weather coming your way towards the end of the week. we'll have that long range forecast for you and also look into the 4 zone to stephanie. >> all right. thank you we continue our coverage of pride celebrations across san francisco. the pride parade kicks off later this morning, but a lot of the activities got started yesterday. sfpd along with state and federal partners promising increased public safety measures for people attending. >> just want to celebrate everybody today. you as we continue rise everybody, everybody living as you know, it's about to buy. >> the parade kicks off at 10:30am. later this morning. if you're heading into the city, you can expect a lot of road closures. this is a look at the parade route. it kicks off at market and beal and ends at market and 8. and here's a look at just some of the road closures. its pull that up for you here. leavenworth is closed from mcallister to market sutter is

closed from to market and stands in this closed between senator and bush and market is closed from 8th to 9th. we have a complete street of real excuse me, a complete list of street closures and the time those streets reopen on our website, kron 4 dot com. and bar is offering additional service today for pride events as well. the transit agency 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. caltrain will be operating special event rains throughout the morning. tomorrow. officials from santa clara county hold a pride flag raising ceremony. it takes place at the county government building on west hedding street in san jose news. cal fire is suspending all burn permits in the north bay. starting tomorrow. residents in napa and solano counties won't be able to burn debris such as branches and leaves

outside campfires within organized campgrounds are on private property will still be allowed. cal fire is also asking residents to keep a minimum of 100 feet of defensible space around every home and building on their property. this past winter's record rainfall helped wine grapes in napa valley thrive. but now the recent cool weather is threatening to keep them from ripening. and that's because the longer the fruit has to stay on the vine, the longer it is exposed to possible hazards like wildfires in the fall and rain in early winter harvest in the last couple of years have been impacted by fires and drought. the state's wine industry generates 170.5 billion dollars annually. so that's something to keep in mind. the city of san jose is cracking down on drug use and dealing on city streets. kron four's gayle ong reports. >> if you come to san jose to deal drugs, you will be arrested and prosecuted. >> mayor matt mahan speaking

from downtown san jose in front of this 7.11 store where complaints of people buying selling and using drugs are common. just a few blocks from city hall and san jose state university, the mayor and police chief announcing on saturday that people will be held accountable. yes, we are going to crack down on the >> drug dealers. we have. so in the working with our partners, whether be the sheriff where district attorney's ensure that drugs are taken off the street. but more importantly, those that use drugs. chief anthony mata ads addressing those who use drugs is a complex problem week at. >> use the tactics that were used in the 90's, right, that we've got to change in seeing work again with a behavioral health. the sheriff's office, the district attorney's office to find ways right to hold those that use drugs accountable as well, but also provide them with the help and assistance that they need. >> the mayor says he called for an emergency meeting at city hall this weekend with the police chief undersheriff and invited the santa clara

county health department to discuss the drug problem. so in this last budget cycle, i propose concentrating 91 million dollars of spending on those 3 priorities. and we got over 90% of what we asked for because we need to move faster to rebuild the staff all those in our police department and our fire department. >> we need faster blight response and we have got to build interim housing, get people indoors faster. a crowd gathered to hear what city officials had to say among them, ryan sumi, who lives nearby and my wife and my son, we often will a open drug use and drug dealing. and that's really concerning. mayor address your concerns. you know, i'm i think that the way that he talks about enforcing the laws and prosecuting drug use and drug dealing. >> and increasing staffing, his budget. he's hopeful. meantime, the public is urged to report any illegal drug activity to san jose police. gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> police are looking for the suspes involved in a home burglary in brisbane's. officers responded to an alarm

on santa clara street thursday night around 9. they found a broken window near the back of the property and these are images peak police shared of the 3 suspects and their car described as a black bmw x 3. and while most new state laws take effect january first, some go into effect july first starting next month, california will be the first state in the country to seal criminal records automatically. it will happen 4 years after a sentence has been completed and if no other convictions have happened, but not all criminal records can be sealed. those includes serious and violent felonies and crimes requiring offender registration. and 2 new laws dealing with homelessness and housing work together to create new housing for low and middle income residents. the new laws focus on underused commercial sites, zoned for retail parking or office space also going into effect july. first, a law requiring found 2 hunters to be licensed and registered with the state. bounty hunters are people

hired by bail bond companies to find those who skip out on their court appearances. starting in july online sellers face tougher regulations on firearm related product sales. and in national news, millions of children could lose childcare soon. according to a new report. and that is some democrats calling on congress to extend federal funding washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has more. >> at the end of september, child care center's will stop getting federal subsidies should know. hunter says that will hurt businesses like hers. we may have reduce our hours. i may have to eliminate some staff. punter says without the funding percent are likely will be able to care for his many kids. and a report from the century foundation says across the country more than 3 million children could lose access to childcare when the funding stops. it says that will take parents out of the workforce and cost the u.s. economy billions. we're pushing economy forward. and in addition to doing that, we're providing a safe, high quality space for showdown. the

expiring funding was part of a pandemic relief package that senator tim kaine is among a group of lawmakers who says congress should extend it just because of the covid emergency is over. it doesn't mean that the childcare need isn't intense. if anything, it's more intense because the unemployment rate. so but not everyone believes more federal funding is the solution to making child care more accessible and affordable, simply having more federal money. >> is going to not address the root causes that are unnecessarily driving up costs. rachel dressler with the heritage foundation argues state and local government should be the one supporting childcare based on individual needs. you need to know your community and what is actually going to get the most bang for the buck in any government money that's provided. but advocates say taking away money that many child care center's now rely on will have a painful impact. we need continuous funding and we need funding is going to be long term. not just a band-aid in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> a california veteran is traveling throughout the state to help care for homeless

pets. doctor quinton stewart also known as the strength that has been caring for animals for almost a decade from skid row la to oakland, doctor. stuart provides the care from his nonprofit project street vet. the advocacy group pets of the homeless say about 10% of homeless people nationwide have a pet doctor. stewart believes the number is higher. california is home to nearly a 3rd of the nation's homeless population. the writers guild strike now heads into its 9th week. comes as the directors guild of america reaches a 3 year deal with hollywood studios. the dga has more than 16,000 eligible voters. 87 1% voting in support of the new contract and some of the items negotiated where global streaming residuals, creative rights and diversity. and he's a recent college grad and only 14 years old. >> and now he's going to work for space x highland, quasi of pleasanton, just graduated from santa clara university.

the teen prodigy has grabbed national headlines for his impressive list of academic accomplishments despite not being old enough to drive, he's already landed a job with one of the world's top space exploration companies. 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. >> and i was his mom sitting next to him when they joined us here yesterday on the kron. 4 morning news. >> and kyra is set to move to seattle soon to start working seattle soon to start working on space-x's starlink. brain. >> waiting for good things from to maybe some asteroid mining solar panels in space highs today. we've got the mid 70's in the far east bay. also up to the north bay, too. but

going to be chilly along the coast. it's that fog some clearing as we get into the afternoon. back in a bit with your 4 zone. the kron 4 your 4 zone. the kron 4 morning news continues.

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areas. here's a quick check sfo. you can see this deck of a fog clouds as well. delay cooking about 45 minutes or so that may have a a kind of a cascading effect. a little bit of the flights this afternoon. so if you have some later delays, some mentioned earlier, we have isolated little chance of a shower that's going to be generated up in tahoe in the afternoon with daytime heating kind of the typical summertime pattern. if not more modest than a tends to be temperatures around 70. so very mild. but wednesday will be involved with those thunder showers. just heads up. if you're headed up there this week for the pride parade 10 31 call that overcast and cool. however, some improvement as we get to the noon hour into the early afternoon. going to be chilly, though, coupled with that chilly wind west at 10 to 15 temps holding in the upper 50's with highs only scratching at about 60 onshore winds. as we mentioned earlier is a nice little climate control keeps the fresh marine layer coming across the bay the during the day we have enough heating to get the mixing going on to get some of that dry air benefit way. we aloft when the sun sets, we

lose that. and the fog takes over typical currents, though. and we'll see that tonight and into tomorrow. but then there's a change coming our way. high pressure will build might have the morning fog and all but warming up nicely into the afternoon hours and it looks like summer is coming back. get used to some 90's coming our way as early as may be about thursday for you. there. all right. 4 zone forecast covered things for today. looks like 61, san francisco at the coast with that fog hanging upper 50's 60 ish looks to be about 64 for burlingame. 66 foster city, san carlos, 68 palo alto, 69 in the south bay. we also see some cloud cover hanging around right now, too. 71 san jose. 71 also santa clara, 72 cupertino, east bay shoreline, mid to upper 60's tri valley. some of these winds are going to feel afternoon to lower to middle 70's in some spots, 70 danville, san ramon, a chilly 68 72 for a concord. 61 berkeley, the lay whoa, 67 warming up in vacaville. 77,

70 coming in for napa and will do about a 74 for santa rosa. chilly on the left-hand side of your screen there warming up as we get into the end of the week here come those 90's. some summertime might see some 80's poke out a little bit along the east bay shoreline, but chilly at the coast in the 60's territory. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you pride month. celebrations continue across the bay area and that means the return of a brilliant light show in san francisco lighting a major city street in all colors of the rainbow. joining me live now to talk about the project is ben davis, founder and ceo of illuminate the arts. good to good to see is what they have me here, of course, is so, you know, first off, tell us a bit about the project. epthis is the second year that you're doing this. sure. this is this is an amazing project from lumen 8, which is a nonprofit arts organization dedicated to making san francisco where magical, lovable, amazing place to live. and we think of san francisco is a city of awe and we kicked off the summer over

this friday. >> with our installation called welcome. welcome it is 12 amazing what they call laser space cannons. 6 of them pointing right at the center of market street. 6 of them pointing up into the sky. wow, created tremendous spectacle. the moment of uplift and love for the entire city really the world beyond. and this was there was a huge ceremony involved with all this to really nice kind of spontaneous ceremony removing really quick. i have to give a shout out to all the city agencies and everybody in san francisco were really committed to helping san francisco shine in this moment. you know, this is a doom loop stories. late finds its highest purpose in dark times. and and people are really rallying to make things possible. and that includes, you know, speaker at a pelosi coming out. mayor breed coming out senator wiener and on bikes and indulgence and stilt walkers from the circus school and be seeing the bisons are the how those coming in from golden gate park in just the best that san francisco has to offer it. just a wide diversity of different groups and different voices really coming together showcasing just the diversity of our of our beautiful city in and and

how much planning goes into art installation? you know, there are behind the scenes, thousands of people ultimately who have to engage in this process. it's we work inside a complex set of systems and where we're just demonstrating by working respectively. people inside the system to san francisco is a city that knows how still and can make things that are magical happened on a grand scale. in fact, last night kicked off the summer and we have a series of other are laser art installation. so people can't quite make it tonight or can't quite somehow see it from their bedroom window on july 4th to celebrate the 50th anniversary of citrus tower. first crackling to life. we're going to bring in those 12 laser space cannons up through the center of sutro tower for 5 nights from july 4th to the to july 8th. and that's really a piece that we think everyone can enjoy. it's a full moon night. we don't really know what's going to look like. this is a city of innovation as well. we play that we take bold and like i say, we're getting yes is all over the place. the one area that we still have a little bit of work to do is on quite tower. we look forward to lighting

that potentially on the 14th to the 16th of july. if we can get a yes from supervisor. peskin up there. i think he doesn't quite know what the project full yet, but i look for the opportunity. let him know like look at market street last night. we had those lights on from sunset to sunrise and there wasn't single complaint what we're doing is pushing duty through the sky and people love beauty. this is not light pollution. this is not it's temporary. it doesn't cause anything. people enjoying themselves where they are and then on the 27th of the 29th of july will be going to hill putting 12 lights across the roof of the fairmont and then letting them all coalesce on the rose window of grace cathedral for another magical moment. san francisco's part of our summer of law. also a lot of different installations that people can move forward to this summer. >> i want ask you, too, about the bay you guys are behind the light display that was on the bridge sadly the lights went out earlier this year. but you've been fundraising. so what's an up with the latest the state? these are the lights that will be back on the bridge and a beautiful new configuration that actually invite even more of the bay into the expression.

we're about 75% of the way through our fundraising drive on that. we but 2.6 million dollars left to raise and big donations and some smaller donations. people go to the bay lights. >> 3.60, dot org. if they want to make a gift right now but know that that that installations going to be coming back. it's just sometimes big projects, take their own speed, have their own pace. but we're working harder to bring the funds on that project as well. that's an important project for san francisco. clearly. and when it comes back, it's going to be beautiful for the next 10 years in the ways that people can even imagine. yeah, i i remember living in the city. >> and being there when the lights first went on the bay bridge and it was just it. it almost was strange not to see light. the bridge lit up the way that it was fair for the years that it had its sort of leaves a hole in the night sky right now that needs to be filled vince on the embarcadero last night. and be there tonight to i encourage everyone to come on down to mubarak there or go to the top of twin peaks are see whatever karl, the fog is called. the fog has actually been named the official artist for all of the summer of all laser installations because he has a

very special relationship to laser light this in but the couple hear it like that when it when it meets the fog, it's truly spectacular. it's like the aurora borealis up on twin very interesting because what is the effect that it creates when the light meets the you know, this light will keep going until it reaches something in touch of something. and what that touches in san francisco is always the fog right is coming in. it's very dynamic. it's even it's even there when you can't see it when the light goes through, it's suddenly just blooms like a flower. it's amazing to watch people should come down to the embarcadero tonight or find wherever you are in san francisco and just take a look towards markets are twin or take a walk and you'll see something you'll never have a chance to see again and will always be unique and change will because that's what karl does in our city. and i also want to ask you about the location of the wellcome lights. >> can you walk us behind the intention? why you chose to have the lights position the way that they are. you have them up on the ferry building but also pointed to ensure

these are the world's lot of strongest lasers and their type or have permission from the federal government faa to do this. so it's very safe. what we're doing is really honoring the history of san francisco. you market street was the first bold gesture of the design of san francisco. we built the ferry building. everybody entered san francisco came up market street. they do this beautiful that fell down and burn down to the ground. it came back up again then along the way, gilbert baker invented the or create the world's pride flag. became the world's pride flag. and so another form of welcoming. so this gesture called welcome, really, is this way to welcome people to san francisco as we go through the beautiful alignment of the the standard, the bay and right to the canyon of market street, be able to see right to the top of twin it's it's really a line to the to the magical energy of the city itself as one of the reasons so effective as as a as an installation. and you know, it's our rainbow here in this is the home of the rainbow pride flag. and we're really honored to to reflect that and and until they could, but baker as well.

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superstar bad bunny may no longer be part of the marvel universe. he was set to star in the sony superhero where do but the studio took the film off their released a calendar. no official reason has been given for his departure but bad bunny would have played the first latino character to

lead a marvel live action film. we'll see what happens. well, dave, if your spidey he senses are tingling. i know mine when you watch the new spiderman across the spider-verse, you are not alone. fans have been noticing 2 different cuts of this movie there similar. but with subtle changes in the dialogue in animation, it turns out sony shipped out the international version of the movie early to be translated and didn't update that cut after making several last-minute changes for american audience is what really blows me away, though, is the animation of this. it's very unique. yeah. it worth cut outs and some 3 d going on there just. >> don't go on youtube kids look, the 1960's kind of comparable. yeah, it feels very particularly towards the end was going church. but the stuff up in the air is like what to connecting the web too. it's magic. it's what it is. so. anyway, magic he does

whatever catches thieves. just like flies. 7 day forecast here. we've got a lot of cloud cover to get things started. however, we see some pokes the sun coming out here. i can even see it around the golden gate bridge. it looks like we're getting some progress here. going to be chilly, though, in the city may be scratching about 60 or so. you've got that breeze. so prepare accordingly. layers. i guess we'll go and say as we get into next week. it's a kind of slow starting. but the middle of the week it ready. some some summertime is coming back. inland highs, lower 90's. hope the ac is working because the summer has just begun. oh, there we go. that big warm up. thank you so much, dave. >> and thank you to all of you for joining us for the cropper weekend morning news. i'm stephanie have wonderful, safe, happy and healthy day. happy friday.

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