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and july first needs a number of new laws going into effect. we will break them all down. >> 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 saturday, july the 1st and we're covering a lot of news for you today. let's start by getting a look at the weather with dave spahr stephanie, good morning. good morning, everybody. it is here a real summer weekend forecast we have going on here for you with probably the hottest temperatures to be found today. little bit that will be taking off tomorrow. >> but still quite toasty. still, here's a live shot of the east bay shoreline. yes, covered up with some fog, but don't get too used to it because it will mix out. but it's helping out a little bit for the first couple of hours. in fact, this whole marine layer is commemorating a completely different climate, right? right at the surface because you get above us different story. here's the excessive heat advisory stuff here. we have a warning going

on for those inland areas. sacramento valley, central valley. meanwhile, heat advisory that covers the east bay north bay to the south really anywhere near water. you're insulated, including the city, san francisco in most of san mateo county, along with the coast. there are the temperatures as we speak middle to upper 50's that again, is that the surface a little warmer when you go inland. however, if you were to go up say 5,000 feet, it's already in the upper 80's upper 80's 5,000 feet above us. so different atmosphere. can we get some mixing far as the contrast to yesterday? we're pretty close couple degrees may be ahead. lining up for you today. that's right. it gets quite busy by the late afternoon as we pop over 100 that will include tri valley and often to the carquinez strait and the delta coming up a little bit here. what kind partial, what out, what you can expect for today? and as we get into the rest of the july 4th weekend, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> as it heats up this weekend, large crowds are expected at bay area beaches, but there are warnings for beachgoers from both the coast guard and the national weather

service proper. 70 just is live for us now at ocean beach in san francisco. and tiffany, it sounds like you're starting to see some crowds showing up. >> a few people trickling in. fog is still hanging around and, you know, we should expect that to burn off as the day goes on. but this is officially patio weather time triple digits for many people. >> along the bay area and now that it is also a holiday weekend. big crowds are expected to be heading to the beaches along the bay area to try to stay cool. we know that there will be increased patrols along the coast. the coast guard this holiday weekend will be conducting their operation, dry water patrols. this is a nationwide effort to enforce boating under the influence dui laws and also checking the safety of your equipment with inspections. the coast guard saying they will be conducting boating safety boardings as well. home tease for a dui include large fines,

suspension of your boating operation privileges and even jail time. the national weather service has also issued a warning on possible beach hazards this weekend. they want beachgoers to be aware of rip currents saying rip currents are and always present danger. but rip currents are powerful, powerful currents of water moving away from the shore that can really sweet even away the strongest swimmers say, say if you get caught up in a rip current, the national weather service says you should stay calm and don't try to swim against that current. also say the water's temperature is expected to be around the low 50's and 60's and people should be aware of cold water shot. so those will go effect along the bay area beach beaches and also the central coast area beaches as well. so we're going to see out here hopefully talk to people enjoying their holiday weekend, how they're trying to stay cool, but also celebrate the 4th. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that important update

on condition that we're facing out there on the beaches. we appreciate it. >> it's a francisco police are investigating a shooting in the area of market and new montgomery streets right outside the montgomery street bart station. this is video from the scene. you can see shattered glass at the station's entrance. this happened around 8.30, last night. by the time police arrived, the shooters had left the area. police were also unable to locate a victim. they're asking anyone with information to please give them a call. wire crews dealing with the heat in the north. they are cleaning up after a brush fire burned nearly 24 acres in sonoma county. that fire started friday afternoon near san antonio road and street south of petaluma near the marin county line. >> the cause is under investigation. 2 people are in the hospital after a hit and run followed by a shooting in san francisco's richmond district. >> police say this started on 14th avenue near park, presidio boulevard when they responded to reports of a hit and run crash, one person was

injured and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. officers are investigating the scene and they were investigating when reports of that shooting on 16th avenue started coming in. and that is where police found the man who'd been shot. police believe the man was one of the cars involved in the crash has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. francisco police are sharing body cam video from one officer shot and killed a man in the richmond district last week. they say he attacked his father and killed his own mother and family dog kron four's justine waltman reports. >> just want to warn people that the body camera video is disturbing. it shows the 02:00am interaction between police said 37 year-old marc child whose father had just called 9-1-1. saying that he thinks his son is on drugs and you just killed his wife by hitting her with a stick. >> rp outside guys on the for the facts

>> so police arrived at the home on 31st avenue in the richmond district on june 22nd. and when they got there, the video shows the suspects, father standing in the doorway with blood on his face. he told officers that his son was armed with the stick and officers then entered the home and go upstairs and you can see and hear here. what happens next? >> let >> george. for a culture through the eyes blood in the hallway most there's a because it was subject certain >> so dow. >> the town hall that was held to members of the community

asked the police chief what de-escalation tactics officers used on a man who appeared to be having a mental health crisis. >> there >> some efforts to create some space between that person. eventually the shot and the officers and just leave it at that. you know, we can't make policy determination at this point. >> from the interaction at the top of the stairs to when the shots are fired, total time there is 11 seconds. and after searching the home officers found a 76 year-old woman and a dog dead in a bathroom. the 84 year-old man who saw there at the beginning of the video was treated at the hospital for his injuries. police didn't name the officer who fired that shot that hit the suspect. he is eduardo villanova. he's from the richmond station. police did also say that the investigation into what happened here is ongoing in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron. 4 news.

happening today. customers in several bay area cities are going to see an increase in their next water bill. >> east bay mud raising its rates by an average of $0.19 per day. that's an increase of just of under 70 bucks 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 plants, replace pipelines and rebuild neighborhood. reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in the east. water. customers will also be paying more starting today. the agency has increased rates by about 20%. so, for example, if your current bi-monthly bill is $138 will go up to $170 today. rates are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. and for people living in alameda, the alameda public utilities board has introduced a 7% rate increase for electricity. that too went into effect this morning. the agency says this

will allow it to maintain its financial straight. >> happening now, drivers are paying more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll went up. $0.35 starting this morning. that means drivers without fast track will now pay 9.75 to cross the bridge that struck 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 is still the cheapest option for you at 6.75. and some bay area drivers are now getting some help with their bridge tolls. starting this morning, those who got violation notices for not paying tolls in the bay area. we'll get a chance to pay all or part of their bill without any penalties. toy jun seas were charging between 100 to $500 for each toll violation giving a huge blow to many it low-income residents, but under a new law started today, those fees can be waived a payment plan for bridge tolls. express lane tolls. and dmv fees is also

available. the new application process for waivers and payment up payment plans. brother is open through september of next year. frustrated passengers at sfo airlines still recovering from a week of flight cancellations and delays with more than 4 million people nationwide expected to fly this holiday weekend. the airlines are advising travelers to be prepared. check your flight status before leaving for the airport and try to arrive at least 2 hours early. if not sooner. and triple a is also predicting that roughly 43 million people are expected to hit the road this weekend. yesterday was considered the worst day for travel. a heavy traffic is expected the rest of the holiday weekend. if you are hitting the road today, triple a says the best time to leave is in the morning. and if you are on the road on the 4th of july, the worst time will be in the afternoon and the next day. july 5th, you will want to avoid the roads from 03:00pm until 06:00pm. the california highway patrol

is keeping an eye out for travelers driving irresponsibly this weekend. the agency's maximum enforcement period is in place. they will have an increased number of officers on the roads. now through the end of the 4th of the holiday 4th of july weekend. and if you are still looking to get out of town, take a look at the prices. you'll be paying at the pump. state average today is around 4.83 for a gallon of regular the most expensive areas to fill up your tank are sonoma and napa counties, both it for 94 a gallon in the east bay. drivers are looking at about 41 and the cheapest gas you'll find is in solano county. 4.76. a gallon. coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay employee steps in to stop shoplifters. but the incident is now sparking a debate about worker safety. >> where this happened. plus, just hours after the supreme court strikes down, president biden's student loan forgiveness plan, the president announces his plan b. >> and temperatures pouncing

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at sfo of the skies. looks just gorgeous this morning. nice and blue. looks like a good day to maybe head out of low. keep in mind is going to be a lot of traffic at the airport because a lot of people will be traveling this weekend. let's check in now with dave. hello, dave, good morning to you. good morning, 70 good morning,

everybody. and there. >> like it's going to feel actual but less. so by the time we get to the 4th. but for today, make no mistake about another fogs kind of interesting. we have different patches going on. we're going to your attention to it because it will vary a little bit. and it's clearing patch. it's improving along the east bay shoreline here. this little blanket is just delaying the inevitable. obviously, blue skies right above us. that's what the forecast we're going to be dealing with today. but you go like about 5,000 feet in elevation. it's 86 degrees up there. so much warmer indeed. necessarily a whole lot drier, but much warmer. which one would think it would be hard to get this mixing process going. but there's the fog, as you can see it eroding away. we'll keep tabs on all this morning. golden gate, different story. this is usually a pass way that this stuff has to get mixed out there. so covering up the golden gate for right now, again, this will improve as far as our temperatures at the surface should mention middle to upper 50's cover most of the bay inland. however, different story. 74 for antioch, marine layer had some trouble getting that far out there. but up to the north

face a rose in the bottle. and 63, meanwhile, for san jose want to show the sun futurecast real real quickly because we get the fog taken care for most of the bay. however, look so problematic along the peninsula little bit can't quite shake it away entirely today. so you might have some scattered clouds in the beach forecast today. still looks like our numbers will be pretty impressive. upper 60's near about 70 for a high today. then this comes back again tonight. remember, it helps out now because it wasn't for all of this will be very sultry at night. so we get this marine layer back again. mixes out still along the coast. looks like we're dealing with little fog hanging out there just a little bit. and maybe even coastal drizzle by this point. it's starting to weaken monday morning and the temperatures following suit notices on monday or rather sunday and certainly by monday winds. real quickly. we do see a little bit of a breeze at work this afternoon. that's really thermally driven by that point in these not going to be that average highs will be just around those winds, sensitive areas such as cross the golden

gate. oakland, a little bit. and of course, across the carquinez strait. but watch what happens tomorrow. a little better on the winds that shows the high pressure is weakening and therefore the response from the surface winds are popping much more so again, this tape will play a little stronger when we get to around tuesday and wednesday a little bit. once that high is completely not the major factor. the longer and actually cool down is expected towards the end of the week. so to put this together here for the holiday, particularly hot today, 100 plus well inland 90's for parts of the east bay shoreline, even now for the coast, we got those scattered clouds and mild. there's the fog. you can see it. half moon bay and in some spots is going to be a stubborn to clear. but we should see most highs reach the upper 60's near about 70, then for tomorrow, through the 4th of july 90's, inland 70's for the bay 80's inland by the 4th, it looks like so areas that are popping 100 plus today may not reach 90 by the 4th of july. so big change on that front and more of a change towards the end of the week. 7 ybor san francisco, mild and breezy 82 for

oakland, 94 for san jose and boom. there it is. god or purple crayons out for all is how about this 104, for antioch, 105, livermore, tri valley. you're looking at 100 and east bay shoreline, lower 90's around 82 course on the 4 zone forecast for extend it in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that. thank you so much. >> a brazen robbery attempt in the east bay. 2 people tried to run off with an entire rack of clothing, but employee. >> at the store managed to stop them. kron four's dan thorn reports. >> it's this type of situation that has become a debate. should a retail worker intervene if they encounter a shoplifter or a robber? the employee in this case says that she stepped in because she believes it's the right thing to do and her employer is supporting her. a retail worker is caught on camera spring into action to stop 2 people from taking off with a rack of expensive clothes. >> in the struggle, the employee falls to the ground. the gets right back up chases

after them. and with some help from others, she eventually get everything back in the store. no mileage. if i could do it again. probably. do it. alexandra garcia works for bank of hype at the outlets in livermore. it's one of several stores between the bay area and sacramento that specializes in high end footwear and exclusive apparel. the rac the thieves tried to take was worth an estimated $15,000 in merchandise. i can't speak for certainly grateful for but i think it was just happened in the moment. you know, it's one of those kind of things where it's like you go. it's a good and that's god was telling her to general manager julius johnson says employees are not required to intervene. >> but for workers at small businesses like this robberies and burglaries are getting exhausting. these are the 2 men accused of trying to steal from the store. i didn't want to go out like that light for

us use a new state bill working its way through sacramento aims to prevent retail employees from confronting would-be shoplifters and robbers. the proposal submitted by san jose state senator dave cortese followed the april killing of a loss prevention employee at a home depot in pleasanton court. hazy says the bill will help keep people safe at work and he wants all retail employees to be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. the california retailers association has not been on board with senate bill 5.53. a statement to kron. 4 news reads in part, california retailers, but the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at the forefront. unfortunately, for the past few years we've seen a rise of criminal activity in our stores that has put the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at risk. bank of hype management plans to increase security at all of their stores as well as introducing new safety training. they believe their

employees and customers should feel safe. but garcia wants would-be robbers to know that this is she and her co-workers livelihood, the midst of >> tiny, tiny bit. >> bank of hype says that they are in the process of working with authorities on this case. they're also offering a $5,000 reward for information on who these men are reporting. in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> a grand opening for a new children's sentir called watch me. crow might be delayed and the problem was it was vandalized. the founder came to the site and found the building covered in paint and trash police estimate damages will cost thousands of dollars in repairs. watch me. crowe has offered parenting classes help with job searches and support for children remotely. and the founder says they were excited to finally have a safe space for kids and teens with that grand opening. all of that is going to be postponed pending this cleanup.

>> there you have sent straight upset and hurting right now for just some just we put in a lot of work we've been putting in a lot of work and find out fall. then the law yeah, very extremely hurtful. >> she adds the community has been amazing coming together to help. i'm already working on some cleanup efforts. and a soft opening is planned for august. the 14th excuse me, the 11th. well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a controversial ruling by the supreme court involving the lgbtq community. >> is causing worry could lead to widespread widespread to widespread widespread discrimination.

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is calling this decision a dangerous step backwards for the country. the hot temperatures could be a problem for your eyes. canadian researchers say can be particularly dangerous for older people in some cases impairing eyesight by more than 40%. scientists are still working to figure out when and why this happens. i think it involves more exposure to ultraviolet light. it's a problem that could get worse because of climate change. they say. well, still ahead on the kron, morning news, san jose police arrest 2 men and find 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks. >> weekend today is the art walk sf block party on the visit. barrow street every month. the event celebrates art music and small businesses in a neighborhood in the city. it runs from noon to 05:00pm on divisadero street between haight street and golden gate haight street and golden gate avenue. it is free to attend.

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>> good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. thank you so much for joining us. let's start this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave, it's already feeling pretty warm out there. know, you just wait. yeah, good stephanie. good morning, everybody. a hot one today as what we've got going on is temperatures soar be on 100. plus even. >> tri valley today as we watch the fog retreat from the east bay shoreline. that's our protection and the marine layer goes with it. so sunny and hot, even in locations, such as here where we'll see some 90's even this afternoon, as far as the winter concerned. >> that's a live look not much going on which mentioned there's going be that

continues breeze around san francisco, golden gate, a little bit off to oakland to so a little spots will get a little bit of a breeze, but elsewhere, it's going to be pretty stiff a stiff stale and and not moving much. we do have an excessive heat warning for the sacramento in central valley's. meanwhile, heat advisory you will see and absent is the east bay shoreline, san francisco in a good chunk of san mateo county not included in that as long as the beach locations, which is in addition to that, be some scattered clouds left over and even some fog may be in places like point reyes later today, 107, a game time for the oakland a's versus the white sox. temperatures near about 80 warm and sunny west northwest winds at 10 and for today. expect about 101, by 2 o'clock am have a 4 zone forecnst coming up in a bit. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and all that heat that dave was talking about is actually not keeping a lot of people from taking some time outdoors. kron 4 justin campbell stopped by allen round rock park in san jose to

see how people they're planning to keep cool this holiday weekend. >> these 2 runners broke a sweat friday afternoon at alum rock park. today is to hide and expected to be this hot. so like we're just not going back and stuff but it was good. the temperature reached the low 90's during their run. they are now getting ready for even more heat. a lot of water. and, you know, takes us through these at home and stuff like that have sunscreens dock on what is takes a lot goes down excluded or smoother, just taste better. >> whatever water you drink, just make sure you drink enough. the temperatures are expected to reach into the mid 90's saturday and sunday. >> are you guys going to actually, you know, you still be out in the heat. >> now now, know, i think about today. no, not too hot for you. yeah. exactly. how you're looking at the sign it is a high fire danger zone. that means no smoking, no open. flames know barbecue as

these temperatures rise. this grass is drying out and it's getting very dry out here in the south bay. that means we're going into this season of brush fires. so be mindful of that. this holiday weekend. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and santa clara county will have cooling center's for anyone who needs them. libraries in cupertino, gilroy, los gatos milpitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday. and other bay area. communities also have cooling center's open this weekend. you can find this list on our website. kron 4 dot com. and with the summer heat, snakes may become more visible along some east bay park trails. officials recommend if you see one of these animals move away carefully and slowly, also, you'll want avoid hiking alone. stay on the trails and look carefully around any rocks before you decide to sit down anywhere. if you do, you end up getting bit by a snake. make sure that someone calls

9-1-1 and to keep your affected limb lower than your heart until help arrives. in the east bay. 2 people were killed in a car crash on eastbound highway 4 and pittsburgh last night. that crash happened at around 9, 8, 19, 2 cars collided at the bailey road off-ramp. the 2 people killed were ejected from the same car. police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in fremont last night. it happened around 9.30, between alvarado boulevard and merck answer drive. they say the driver stopped at the scene and cooperated with investigators. police say the area was closed off for several hours during the investigation. today marks 30 years since the san francisco, california street mass shooting. 9 people were killed, including the gunman after he opened fire at the petite amarin law firm on 101, california street. back in 1993, the victims ages ranged from 28 to 64 former

congressman and excuse me, former congresswoman and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords released a statement saying in part the legal community in san francisco came together in the aftermath and founded what is now giffords law centr to honor their lives with action. we will never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 that lost their lives that day. and the many survivors. in national news, president biden announcing his backup plan just hours after the supreme court struck down his student loan forgiveness plan kron four's. rob nesbitt brings us reaction. >> the president says the second plan will take longer, but that he in the department of education are moving forward. starting today using the higher education act of 1965 to find debt relief. >> the packers >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business could have started.

we're cup. would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $d25,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay, sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace was the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief. they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, americans paying the debt of one 8th of america's with the did. you know, the 7 didn't go to college. really what the cause of the day. there's president biden says he now

plans on using the higher education act to provide student debt relief. a plan he says will take longer. but that does not require a national emergency like the original that will allow secretary cardona. >> was with me today. compromise wave were released loans under certain circumstances. new patent legally sounds take longer. and in my view, is the best prep to be managed to providing from many bars possible. but everybody. >> the president also announced a temporary 12 month on ramp repayment program removing the threat of default or having credit harm for those who for paying back their student loans starting october reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the city of novato is enforcing a ban of gas powered leaf blowers. starting today. this means only compliant electric leaf blowers can be used within city limits, but properties larger than 10 acres will have until july. first of 2024, to comply. the ordinance in september of last

year. the california air resources board says gas powered leaf blowers produce a significant amount of pollution. it is july first and that means several new laws are now in effect in california, california is now the first state in the country to seal criminal records automatically. that 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 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-look last focused on under use underused commercial side, zoned for retail parking or office space. also in effect, a law requiring bounty hunters to be licensed and registered with the state bounty hunters to clarify our people hired by bail bond companies to find those who skip out on their court appearances. and starting today, online sellers

face tougher regulations on gun related products. sales. san jose police have announced the seizure of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and have aruested 2 men as kron four's. dan kerman reports this is all tied to the fire at a public storage facility earlier this month. >> on june 14th, a massive fire raced through a public storage facility on blossom hill road in san jose. at the time initial reports linked the blaze to fireworks igniting in one of the storage units. now, 2 weeks later, an investigation is led to the arrest of 2 men and the discovery of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, 30,000 pounds of illegal fire. it's a significant amount. i would say it is the largest in jose. >> one of the largest california police say the fireworks in these boxes were found at the same storage facility. but in a different building, they say they're valued at 2 million dollars.

our investigation so far has revealed that they are all connected to the same individuals. however, the investigation is ongoing and i'm sure we'll learn more as the court process continues. police say anthony says silva and nathaniel the last both of san jose have been arrested for possession and distribution of fireworks during the course of the investigation. police also seized over 13 ounces of meth amphetamines over 200 grams of cocaine and marijuana. all for sale as well as approximately $4800 in cash and a semiautomatic firearm. as for the fire at the storage facility, it remains under investigation. >> the cause of the actual fire still unknown. but we believe that the fireworks a contributing factor to why the file. >> what's so outrageous? >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> firefighters in contra costa county demonstrated the dangers of fireworks, a sparkler they threw into dry grass burned about an 8th of

an acre in less than 6 minutes. the da's office is reminding people that will face prosecution if they use or sell any kind of fireworks in contra costa county. >> violators can face $500 fines. >> and in oakland, police are reminding people that all fireworks are illegal in the city. people caught with fireworks. even those labeled safe and sane can be fined up to $1000. police and fire officials say they're hoping to remove fireworks from residential neighborhoods and in order to help accomplish that, they've set up a firework collection barrel. these these can be found at fire stations across the country or excuse me in the city. we have the locations on your screen. these locations are for anyone who wishes to surrender. unused fireworks. in union city. you are allowed to use safe and sane fireworks but police and fire officials are offering some safety advice. they say you should make sure that you're deploying any fireworks, at least 10 feet away from any building and fireworks should

always be used with adult supervision. officials say the best way to dispose of any used fireworks is to soak them in a bucket of water overnight. double bagged them before putting them in a trash can. the city of berkeley is planning a number of road closures around grizzly peak for the 4th of july. traffic will not be allowed on these roads right there on your screen. starting at 5 in the morning on july 4th until 05:00am on the 5th. you can see the extent of the closures right there. these closures cover centennial drive between way and grizzly peak boulevard and along grizzly peak boulevard at lomas. ken todd, us. >> 76 new u.s. citizens celebrated a special independence day. naturalization ceremony aboard the uss hornet in alameda yesterday, the ceremony celebrates the conclusion of the immigrant's journey to citizenship and honors the commitment they've shown along

the way the new citizens originate from the 32 different countries. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news. 4th of july means a lot of outdoor grilling. >> we'll take a look at how food prices could impact your holiday celebrations. and the giants faced off against the new york mets looking to end a new york mets looking to end a two-game losing streak.

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you got this. we got you. ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪ >> all right. welcome back. taking a live look now at the bay and downtown san francisco

from our mount tam camera. can see the city kind of shrouded a little bit by karl, the fog, who is out about this morning. but we know that it's going it's going to warm up a pretty significantly. dave is take a little trip, a little tour around the bay mixing that with his friend dry air. so it's going to go mornin good morning, everybody. >> and that shot from mount tam there with the camera actually warmer. that is here. and then closer down the surface near the water's edge out. big gradient we've got going on is temperatures up like 4,000 feet or so. so what the 80's already ok, east bay shoreline, this the progress we kind of rip away a little bit. there. and if you're headed up the tahoe, by the way, we're called sunny skies and we've got the 80's cooking here. so it's like midsummer at all. just an addendum to this. there is that little slight chance of an isolated afternoon evening thundershower. we sometimes call the silent pops just because of some moisture in there. when you heat it up that much, sometimes you might get crackle going on there. but that will be brief.

current temperatures. right now we get the upper 50's lighting up the east bay shoreline already. 74 off any act. 54 for santa rosa want to point out these winds mostly calm for right now. we'll get a little breeze in spots this afternoon, but not much of one with this high park at this right location. so for a couple of days, it will be the player for us starts to weaken its influence as get into early next week and by the end of the week, when you see that 7 day forecast, big time improvement, if you don't like the really warm weather, but it will be cooling off a bit. 4 zone forecast today. 74 san francisco to be leftover breeze going on for you, folks. meanwhile, along the coast, some scattered clouds and spots might remain here. upper 60's about 70 for pacifica. burlingame, 81, we start hitting it now here. 82 foster city, 92 palo alto in the south bay 90's to be littered about you get further away from the water. morgan hill 1, 0, 1, 100 los gatos. 94 for cupertino, east bay shoreline to the south, lower 90's, 100 plus off the

pleasanton livermore valley tri valley are also looking at 100 plus numbers popping today. conquered at 101, berkeley, 79 even at 80 with a little bit of a breeze still left over 101, fairfield, 93 for napa. meanwhile, 97 going on for santa rosa. 7 day forecast. notice how we drop each day right up into the holiday and getting into the end of the week. look at that. 74 expected in some inland spots. so areas they're looking at 100 plus today you'll be in the 70's come friday, stephanie. >> alright day, i will have block ready. and yesterday marked the first day of the moraine county fair. the first year it's been in full swing since the pandemic. organizers say they're trying to make the fare even better than ever this year. are excited to be fully back both indoors and outdoors. >> and we have everything for everybody with celebrate your 4th of july weekend with us here at the fair.

>> it's sunny. it's happy and we are electrifying. we've got electrifying fun for everybody. >> the fair runs through july 4th. organizers say that day could be especially busy. so make sure you arrive early doors open at 11 every morning. and for your money, your 4th of july backyard barbecue could cost a little less this year. thanks to falling food prices hosting independence day cookout for 10 people will cost about $67 this year. that's down 3% from last year's record high. but up 14% from 2021. one expert says prices for hamburger buns and ground beef will still be more expensive than in the past. >> drought across much of the west midwest as increase the cost of feed for cattle and reduce overall number of cattle in the beef supply overall, inflation is driving up the cost of processed foods like hamburger buns. >> and some good news. some items like potato chips and lemonade will cost you less. and 4th of july, fireworks can

often be a tough time for our pets. according to rover dot com. 71% of pet owners say their dog off is afraid of fireworks. look at face at 30% say they skip july 4th celebrations to stay inside and comfort their furry friends. experts now offering possible solutions for concerned pet owners. one option you can try is you could play the sound of fireworks through your phone or speakers slowly turn up the volume while rewarding your pet with treats or play. >> they do fun things while the u.s. loud bangs are going on in your home, we can start to get them used to it and create a less stressful experience when the actual fireworks, current. >> other ideas that you can use to try and calm your pet down include using a thunder shirt or pressure blanket. if all else fails, you can consider asking your vet for medication to help. keep your pet calm. several major sporting events will be coming to levi stadium over the next

few years. it all starts tomorrow when thousands of soccer fans flock to santa clara for the conch, a calf gold cup competition. there will be 2 games tomorrow. the first features jamaica going against saint kitts and nevis and then mexico faces qatar more than 68,000 people are expected to attend head of levi's stadium events shared this with us on the significance of hosting this world-class event. 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 giveaways, live music and the iconic gold cup trophy will be part of the fan fest taking place before the game for anyone with a ticket. and as a result of tomorrow's game, santa clara officials are warning about increased traffic around the by stadium.

heavy traffic is expected on major roadways going to and from the stadium, including highways, 101, to 37 80 and the lawrence expressway traffic is expected to pick up starting at 2 tomorrow afternoon. and last most of the day, there will also be several road closures around the stadium. people are being encouraged to take public transportation. the first game kicks off at 4 o'clock. giants. road trip continued into new york last night. going up against the mets after a two-game losing streak. sports director jason dumas has the highlights for us. >> giants on a mini two-game skid looking to tighten up a bit. get it together out in queens, taking on the mets. air quality in the city is still really bad. wildfires in canada backing many cities in the northeast. >> tough time for that part of the country. second ending guys down one nothing. but brandon crawford gets them on the board. a 2 out 2 straight single into center. blake

sabol tying run top of the 5th. now giants down 2 to one this one. former florida unloads on this one. the former met. we're tied on 8th home run of the year. bottom of the 5th player, jeff mcneil laces? a liner down the left-field line. but check this out. a giants fan touches the ball. the up say the runner would have scored. gabe kepler comes out and argues he wants interference. but the play stands and the mets take 3, 2, lead gave doesn't get ejected this time. top of 8th up 42 and still to senator patrick bailey. how could this guy just continues to impressed? he put giants up one swing of the bat 432, wow. he's really good. bottom of the night bailey this time using his arm guns down, starling marte k trying to steal second. kids. a study

has all the tools. giant go on to win 5, 4, in other news, a's take down the white >> a good day for our 2 bay area. baseball teams. that's your look at sports. >> and a reminder that you can watch the fireworks this 4th of july from the comfort of your couch kron four's july 4th live airs tuesday night at 9. we'll bring you live. fireworks shows from across the bay area. we'll by myself and olivia horton. so make sure you tune in for we look sure you tune in for we look forward to seeing.

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>> all the power of a muffin police in glendale, arizona, use this month in to rescue a dog just couldn't get itself out of a canal was stranded. there. police say they got on scene to see this young german shepherd really tired, trying to get out of the water. the wife of one of the officers had just made some pumpkin muffins for her husband to share with his co-workers. and he used one of them to entice the dog out of the water. the pooch is now back home with its owner. happy ending. they're glad they got out of that tough situation. still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news. the heat is likely going to pretty sweltering today. we have what you need to know to help keep yourself and your family safe.

>> this morning on the kron 4 morning news. heat is officially here. >> with temperatures expected to reach triple digits in parts of the bay area. plus, multiple bay area water companies are raising their rates starting today. and july 1st means a number of new laws are going into effect. that will break them all down. >> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday,

july, the first time we're covering a lot of news for you today. start by getting a look at that hot weather outdoors with dave spahr payday. stephanie, good morning. and good morning, everybody. going to fill up today. probably the hottest day that we're going to see a slight reduction well inland. it looks like for tomorrow. >> and actually cooling off as we get into early next week. here's a look at the east bay shoreline week. join to this morning at 7. that was all covered up along the east bay shoreline. you can see the fog has retreated. give you another perspective here. the golden gate bridge, the towers are covered up for right now, however, will probably see them before we leave you this morning. so the fog is peeling away. it gave us a little bit of a break to start the day. meanwhile, here's the heat situation. excessive heat warning going on. sacramento, central valley. meanwhile, the heat advisory covers all those inland spots all in the north bay except along the coast east bay over the east bay hills and even into the santa clara valley. sneaking up a little bit into portions of the peninsula. but most of its parent, along with san francisco with a minor breeze leftover today. now

temperatures currently we have the 60's already taking hold the east bay shoreline. 70's popping up well inland in 60's 50's still hanging on to portions of the north bay. 96 at high noon in london. 103, as we get to about 3 o'clock as the inland spots really race ahead. we'll take a look at a closer inspection of your forecast coming at you and just a bit, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> well, as it heats up this weekend, large crowds are expected at bay area beaches, but there are some warnings for beachgoers from both the coast guard and the national weather service kron four's. just is live for us now at ocean beach in san francisco. and tiffany, how is it looking out there? i see you have your jacket on. >> yeah. so still a little foggy of at the beach we're at right now. but more people are starting to arrive. we've seen surfers. we have a person right behind us, setting up for some beach volleyball. it is officially patio weather season has some parts of the bay area is set to hit those

triple digits. and this being a holiday weekend as well. big crowds are expected to be at the bay area. beaches trying to stay cool and away from the heat. we do know that there will be increased patrols along the coast. the coast guard this holiday weekend will be conducting their operation dry water patrols. this is a nationwide effort to enforce boating under the influence dui laws. they're also checking the safety of your equipment with inspections. a coast guard saying they will be conducting boating safety boardings as well. paul tease for the u. i include large fines, suspension of boating, operation privileges and even jail time. the national weather service has also issued a warning on possible beach hazards this weekend. they want beachgoers to be aware of rip currents saying rip currents are and always present but rip currents are powerful currents of water moving away from the shore that can sweep away even the strongest swimmers. they say if you get caught in a rip current, the national weather

services saying you should stay calm and don't try to swim against that. current. they also say that the water's temperature is expected to be around the low 50's and 60's an people should be aware of cold water shot. now, if you want to stay on the dry land on the sand beach ports are always fun to do. we spoke with a beachgoer who setting up for some volleyball volleyball courts for some pickup volleyball today. this is an opportunity for adults to play volleyball. >> and today we just happen to bolts hosting a tournament, everybody. anybody, anyone who loves the sport who wants to learn? come on down. >> all right. those warnings that we talked about a moment ago. those are going to affect all of the beaches along the bay area and central coast. we're going to continue to say out here and speak with some boat beachgoers to see how they're staying warm cool this holiday weekend and hold us

celebrating the holiday as well. back to you. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for that. and thank you for those reminders to on safety, francisco police are investigating a shooting in the area of market and new montgomery street right outside the montgomery street bart station. >> this is video from the scene. you can see shattered glass at the station's entrance. this happened around 8.30, last night. by the time police arrived. the shooters had left the area. police were also unable to find a victim. in this case, they are asking anyone with information to please give them a call. fire crews dealing with the heat in the north bay are cleaning up after a brush fire burned nearly 24 acres in sonoma county. the fire started friday afternoon near san antonio street and excuse me, san antonio road and d street south of petaluma near the marin county line. the cause of this fire is under investigation today. and 2 people are in the hospital after a hit and run followed by a shooting in francisco's

richmond district. police say this started on 14th avenue near park, presidio boulevard. they when they responded to reports of a hit and run crash, one person was injured in that crash and taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. officers were investigating the scene of the crash when reports of a shooting on 16th avenue started coming in. and that is where police found a man who had been shot. police believe the man was in one of the cars involved in that crash has been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. francisco police are sharing body cam video from when officers shot and killed last week. they say he attacked his father and killed his mother and family dog kron four's. justine waltman reports. just want to warn people that the body camera video is disturbing. it shows the 02:00am interaction between police said 37 year-old marc child. >> whose father had just called 9-1-1 saying that he thinks his son is on drugs and he just killed his wife by hitting her with a stick.

>> i have to rp outside as perfect >> so police arrived at the home on 31st avenue in the richmond district june 22nd. and when they got there, the video shows the suspect's father standing in the doorway with blood on his face. he told officers that his son was armed with the stick and officers then entered the home and go upstairs and you can see and hear here. what happens next? >> source for 3 guys from blood in the hallway. most .pthere's a because it was subject certain >> so dow.

>> the >> town hall that was held to members of the community asked the police chief what de escalation tactics officers used on a man who appeared to be having a mental health crisis. >> there >> some efforts to create some space between the person eventually the shot and the officers and just leave it at that. you know, we can't make policy determination at this point. >> from the interaction at the top of the stairs to when the shots are fired, total time there is 11 seconds. and after searching the home officers found a 76 year-old woman and a dog dead in a bathroom. the 84 year-old man who saw there at the beginning of the video was treated at the hospital for his injuries. police did name the officer who fired that shot that hit the suspect. he is eduardo villanova. he's from the richmond station. police did also say that the investigation into what happened here is ongoing in

the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron. 4 news. happening today, customers in several bay area cities are going to see an increase in their next water bill. >> 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 to upgrade water treatment plants, replace pipelines and rebuild neighborhood. reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in the east bay. and marin water customers will also be paying more starting today. the agency has increased its rates by about 20%. so, for example, if your current bi-monthly bill is $138, it will go up to $170 today. rates are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. and for people living in alameda, the alameda public utilities board has introduced a 7% rate

increase for electricity. that too went into effect this morning. the agency says this will allow it to maintain its financial strength. >> happening right now, drivers are paying more to cross the golden gate bridge that hole went up. $0.35 starting this morning. and that means drivers without fast track will now pay 9.75 to cross the bridge. fast track passholders also see a 35% increase bringing that total to 8.75. pay as you go. tolls will be $9. that's a $0.20 increase. our polling is still the cheapest option at 6.75. >> frustrated passengers at sfo. airlines still recovering from a week of flight cancellations and delays with more than 4 million people nationwide. >> expected to fly this holiday weekend. the airlines are advising travelers to be prepared. check your flight status before leaving for the airport and try to get there at least 2 hours early, if not sooner. is also predicting

that roughly 43 million people are expected to hit the road this weekend. yesterday was considered the worst day to travel. but heavy traffic is expected the rest of the holiday weekend. if you plan to hit the road today, triple a says the best time to go is in the morning. and if you're on the road on the 4th of july, the worst time to drive will be in the afternoon. the following day, july 5th. if you want to avoid the roadways from h3:00pm until 06:00pm. the california highway patrol is keeping an eye out for drivers who are traveling responsibly the agency's maximum enforcement period is in place. they will have an increased number of officers on the roads. now through the end of the 4th of july weekend, coming up on the kron 4 morning news and east bay employee steps in to stop shoplifters. but the incident >> is now sparking a debate about worker safety. we'll show you where this happened. plus, just hours after the supreme court strikes down, president biden's student loan

forgiveness plan, the president announces his plan b. >> for today, hot just about everywhere or warmest. spring expected 96 at high noon by 3. we're talking 103, hottest day in the bunch here as we get some moderation towards and after the

>> about the kron? morning news. good morning, everybody. blue skies already taken hold here at san jose state. as you can see the shot coming in from the south bay back up around the bay. yes, it's the cloud cover in the fog. this area has cleared yet, of course, east bay shoreline start to clear up in the towers covered over for right now. little bit of a blanket

keeping temperatures moderate until it settles in. 74 at this hour for antioch, 72 livermore already 60's taking hold of the east bay shoreline, 60 santa rosa. 57, meanwhile, for san francisco, so not much to showing the clouds sector except the minor distinction of some leftover fog and some scattered clouds along the coast. that will be the only little thing to make note of. plus up in the mountains, you might have the isolated chance of a thunder shower today. tomorrow. very, very brief, not very substantive with that and very, very slight on that, too. by tomorrow morning, there's the fog again, clearing out for some scattered clouds along the coast. that will become of the problem area. little bit might even pick up some drizzle even into monday morning. just a touch winds not doing a whole lot. we'll get a little breeze that kicks in here in the afternoon. compliments of the inland heating. this high about shots that goff, we tend to see that we get these heat spikes that really shuts off the surface winds, but we'll get a little bit of a breeze and some of those winds, sensitive areas. you'll get

that onshore breeze. and that's a good direction to come from, even though it will be dry inland. you can see how breaks down a little bit tomorrow we get a little more winds will become much more apparent. we get to around tuesday or wednesday. much more breezy hot 100 plus well inland. looks like it's trying to clear here at the half. moon bay 90's for parts of the east bay shoreline out the coast. we've got scattered clouds and mil. that's the leftover fog clouds that still may be around in spots this afternoon near 70 going on for highs. then tomorrow, 90's inland 70's for parts of the bay while upper 70's at that as we get to the 4th of july holiday and 80's inland by the 4th of looks likes to be a big improvement already in just a few days with all this. so 74 san francisco as he's fog clouds, take clear, mild and breezy. 82 going on for open 94, san jose. but as we talk a lot about, there's 100 plus numbers to be found east of the east bay hills. most the north bay are going to probably stay in the 90's, at least and 80, for example, of

allay east bay shoreline in the lower 90's, of course, will be investigated. more of that in the 4 zone forecast. and here's just a quick look at how the contrast comes our way in the longer range forecast. we're down to the 90's already monday into tuesday. 89 for 4th of july proper. and it continues cool all the way through friday. it will have more on the 4 zone forecast to see how your saturday shaping up, though, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> a brazen robbery attempt in the east bay. 2 people tried to run off with an entire rack of clothing, but a worker at the store managed to stop them. four's dan thorn has more. >> it's this type of situation that has become a debate. should a retail worker intervene if they encounter a shoplifter or a robber? the employee in this case says that she stepped in because she believes it's the right thing to do and her employer is supporting her. a retail worker is caught on camera spring into action to stop 2

people from taking off with a rack of expensive clothes. >> in the struggle, the employee falls to the ground gets right back up chases after them. and with some help from others, she eventually get everything back in the store. no mileage. if i could do it again. probably. do it. alexandra garcia works for bank of hype at the outlets in livermore. it's one of several stores between the bay area and sacramento that specializes in high end footwear and exclusive apparel. the rac the thieves tried to take was worth an estimated $15,000 in merchandise. i can't speak for in certainly grateful for but i think it was just happened in the moment. you know, it's one of those kind of things where it's like, know what a good. and that's god was telling her to general manager julius johnson says employees are n t required to intervene. >> but for workers at small businesses like this robberies and burglaries are getting exhausting. these are the 2

men accused of trying to steal from the store. i didn't want to go out like that or like for us news a new state bill working its way through sacramento aims to prevent retail employees from confronting would-be shoplifters and robbers. the proposal submitted by san jose state senator dave cortese followed the april killing of a loss prevention employee at a home depot in pleasanton court. hazy says the bill will help keep people safe at work and he wants all retail employees to be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. the california retailers association has not been on board with senate bill 5.53. a statement to kron. 4 news reads in part, california retailers, but the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at the forefront. unfortunately, for the past few years we've seen a rise of criminal activity in our stores that has put the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at risk. bank of hype management

plans to increase security at all of their stores as well as introducing new safety training. they believe their employees and customers should feel safe. but garcia wants would-be robbers to know that this is she and her co-workers livelihood. the most >> tiny kind of them. >> bank of hype says that they are in the process of working with authorities on this case. they're also offering a $5,000 reward for information on who these men are reporting in livermore, dan thorn kron, 4 news. >> a grand opening for a new children's enter called watch me grow. my feet delayed. and the problem here was vandalized. the founder of came to the site, as you can see there and found the building covered in paint and trash police estimate. this will cost thousands of dollars in repairs. watch me grow has offered parenting classes, help with job searches and support for children remotely. the founder says they were excited to finally have a safe space for kids and with a

grand opening planned soon, that was all going to be exciting. turns out that this will probably be postponed because they need to clean up. >> there you have sent stream. we have set and hurting right now for just some just we put in a lot of work you can put in a lot of work and find out fall. then there yeah, very extremely hurtful. >> well, she adds the community has been amazing so far coming together to help. they're already working on cleaning up and adding a fresh coat of paint coat of paint where needed and a soft opening is now planned for august. 11th. a san francisco works to overcome ongoing issues tied to drugs and crime. local small businesses are coming up with unique ways to keep their doors open. despite those challenges, michelin guide recognized supper club berber sf opened its doors in 2018. it managed to survive the worst of the

pandemic. but like so many restaurants and is also navigating the city's low tourism numbers and rising rates of violent crime. restaurants have managed to find some success teaming up with other businesses in the city by hosting monthly chef collaboration. sand introducing community performers on thursday. the restaurant kicked off its first lived in or performance featuring local japanese drummers. we asked river staff if they are hopeful that san francisco will bounce back given its existing challenges. >> oh, gosh, yes. haha. i really felt >> we've really just come a very long way, very, very long way. and i believe that what we're trying to accomplish trying to preserve that warming hearts on top the colony is a difficult clean. and i feel like we know we're talking along making it >> barbara staff also say they hope that these types of collaboration, will help boost the visibility of the organizations involved and

help their restaurant keep their doors open. berber features moroccan cuisine and offers live dinner shows thursdays through sunday nights. well, the latest city data reveals francisco hotel occupancy rates in april. >> stood at 64%. that's compared to around 80% during the same time period in 2019 before the pandemic. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a controversial ruling by the supreme court involving the lgbtq community is causing the lgbtq community is causing worry. this is a piece of string. doesn't seem like much - unless it's a strand of mrna.

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>> on friday, the supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who refused to create a wedding website for same couples. >> the designer claimed her christian faith requires her to turn away customers from the lgbtq+ community. there's now concern the court's decision could lead to more widespread discrimination. a law professor at santa clara university gave her perspective on this case. >> it's very insulting to lgbt couples to have a decision to say. well, if it has to do with your rights, which which are legal rights to get married. now. actually think that the first amendment >> now executive director of the san francisco lgbt center's calling this decision a dangerous step backwardr for the country. hot temperatures could be a problem for your eyes. canadian researchers say can be particularly dangerous

for older people. in some cases impairing eyesight by more than 40%. scientists are still trying to figure out why this think it involves more exposure to ultraviolet light. it's a problem that could get worse because of climate change. they say. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, san jose police arrest 2 men and find 38,000 pounds of and find 38,000 pounds of fireworks in the process. never stop having fun.

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morning. and let's start off this half hour with a look at the forecast with dave dave. it's expected to get pretty hot out there. it is going to be that. yes, good morning, stephanie. excuse me. good morning, everybody. >> we're talking 100 plus going on in many sections of the east bay over the east bay hills. probably going to be hottest day that we've had so far. 2023 morning fog greeted us for early today. however, most of that is clear. golden gate bridge is about one of the only spots left over along the coast to we should mention, might have some scattered clouds still remaining in the forecast to touch sfo. looking good there. as we start the day, those winds currently calm the single digits. don't expect a big uptick on this, however, will take that pathe from the golden gate to oakland carquinez strait and often to the delta. you get a little bit of that through solano county as well. but that will be modest by typical standards. it will build up a little bit more. so tomorrow, an early next week. now, this notice that we have advisories own. that's all oranges. the the pink colors, if you will, the bright pinks that's off towards the east. sacramento

and a central valley. this will be until sunday evening and temperatures will much improved early in the next week. a's game today, 107, game time versus the white sox temps at about 80 warm and sunny, a west northwest wind at about 10. that's part of that thing across the golden gate. i mentioned 95 at high noon at 3 o'clock 102, expected again east of the east bay hills, but even the east bay shoreline, you're looking at some 90's. we'll get into more of that in your 4 zone forecast uncover that extended to stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> and all that heat that day was just talking about. >> is still not keeping some people from choosing to go outside. >> kron four's justin campbell stopped by alum rock park in san jose to see what people are up to. >> these 2 runners broke a sweat friday afternoon at alum rock park. today is to hide and expected to be this hot. so like we're just not going back and stuff but it was good. the temperature reached the low 90's during their run.

they are now getting ready for even more heat. a lot of water. and, you know, of these at home and stuff like that have sunscreens on dock on what is takes a lot goes down. what was a smoother, smoother, just taste better. >> whatever water you drink, just make sure you drink enough. the temperatures are expected to reach into the mid 90's saturday and sunday. >> are you guys going to actually, you know, you still be out in the heat? >> no, i think about today. no, not too hot for you. yeah. very dry out here in the south bay. that means we're going into this season of brush fires. so be mindful of that. this holiday weekend. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> and santa clara county will have cooling centers open for anyone who needs them to beat

this heat libraries in cupertino, gilroy last get is milpitas and morgan hill was service cooley center's through sunday and other bay area. communities also have the center's open this weekend. you can find a whole list on our website. kron 4 dot com. and with the summer heat, snakes may become more visible along some east bay park trails. officials recommend if you see one of these animals, you want to move away carefully and slowly also avoid hiking alone, stay on trails and look carefully around in iraq's before you sit down. if you are bit call 9-1-1, to make sure to keep the affected limb lower than the heart until help arrives. in the east bay. 2 people were killed in a car crash on eastbound highway 4 in pittsburgh last night. this crash happened at around 8, 19, 2 cars collided at the bailey road off-ramp. 2 people killed were ejected from the same car. police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in fremont

last night. it happened at 9.30, between alvarado boulevard or dance or drive. officers say the driver stopped at the scene and cooperated with investigators police say the area was closed off for several hours during the investigation. and today marks 30 years since the san francisco, california street mass shooting, 9 people died, including the gunman after he opened fire at the petite and moran law firm on 101, california street. back in 1993, the victims ages ranged from 28 to 64 years old. former congresswoman and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords released a statement saying in part, quote, legal community in san francisco came together in the aftermath and founded what is now giffords law centr to honor their lives with action. we will never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 that lost their lives that day. and the many survivors. in national news, president biden just hours after the supreme

court struck down his student loan forgiveness plan kron four's. rob nesbitt brings us reaction. >> the president says the second plan will take longer but that he and the department of education are moving forward. starting today using the higher education act of 1965 to find debt relief. >> the packers >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes more business. but it started we're cup. it would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to $20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointdd with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we

continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief. they have done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, all americans paying the debt of one 8th of america's with the did you know that the 7, 8, didn't go to college. really what the cause of the day? there's president biden says he now plans on using the higher education act to provide student debt relief. a plan he says will take longer. but that does not require a national emergency like the original of that will allow sick worker dona. >> as with me today. compromise waive or release loans under certain circumstances. new patent legally sounds take longer. and in my view, is the best prep to be managed to provide information. many bars possible. but every.

>> the president also announced the temporary 12 month on ramp repayment program removing the threat of default or having credit harm. for those who for paying back their student loans starting october reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and it is july 1st and that means several new laws are now in effect in california. our state is now the first 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 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 in effect, a law requiring bounty hunters to be licensed and registered with the state bounty hunters to

clarify our people hired by bail bond companies to find those who skip out on their court appearances. and starting today, online sellers face tougher regulations on gun related products. san jose police have announced the seizure of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and arrested 2 men as kron four's. dan kerman reports this is all tied to that massive fire at a public storage facility that happened in june. >> on june 14th, a massive fire raced through a public storage facility on blossom hill road in san jose. at the time initial reports linked the blaze to fireworks igniting in one of the storage units. now, 2 weeks later, an investigation is led to the arrest of 2 men and the discovery of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, 30,000 pounds of illegal fire. it's a significant amount. i would say it is the largest in jose. >> and one of the largest california police say the

fireworks in these boxes were found at the same storage facility. but in a different building, they say they're valued at 2 million dollars. our investigation so far has revealed that they are all connected to the same individuals. however, the investigation is ongoing and i'm sure we'll learn more as the court process continues. police say anthony says silva and nathaniel the last both of san jose have been arrested for possession and distribution of fireworks during the course of the investigation. police also seized over 13 ounces of meth amphetamines over 200 grams of cocaine and marijuana. all for sale as well as approximately $4800 in cash and a semiautomatic firearm. as for the fire at the storage facility, it remains under investigation. >> the cause of the actual fire still unknown. but we believe that the fireworks a contributing factor to why the fire >> what's so outrageous? >> dan kerman kron, 4 news.

>> firefighters in contra costa county demonstrated the dangers of fireworks, a sparkler they threw into dry grass burned about an 8th of an acre in less than 6 minutes. the da's office there is reminding people that they will face prosecution if they use or sell any kind of fireworks. violators can face $500 fines. and oakland, police are reminding people that all fireworks are illegal in the city. people caught with them. even those labeled safe and sane can be fined up to $1000. police and fire officials say they are hoping to remove fireworks from residential neighborhoods and in order to accomplish that, they have set up firework collection barrels at fire stations across the city. we have the locations right there on your screen. these locations are for anyone who wishes to surrender any unused fireworks in oakland. in union city, you are allowed to use safe and sane fireworks but police and fire officials.

they're offering some safety advice. they say you should make sure you are deploying any fireworks, at least 10 feet away from buildings and fireworks should always be used with adult supervision. they say the best way to dispose of used fireworks is to soak them in a bucket of water overnight and then double bagging them before putting them in the trash. the city of berkeley is planning a number of road closures around grizzly peak for the 4th of july. traffic will not be allowed on these roadways starting at 5 in the morning on july 4th until 05:00am on the fit and you can see the extent of the closures on your screen there. this cover centennial drive between stadium runway and grizzly peak boulevard and along grizzly peak boulevard at lomas can taught us. coming up on the kron 4 morning news, july 4th means a lot of outdoor grilling. >> take a look at how food prices could impact your holiday celebrations. the giants faced off against the new york mets looking to end a two-game losing streak.

>> and temperatures across the bay region really climb. and 100 plus over the east bay hills around the perimeter of the bay itself, 80's and even some 90's in the east bay some 90's in the east bay shoreline. we'll take a look

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at walnut creek. we can see traffic moving along quite slow, a smoothly quite a bit more cars than we would typically see at this time of day. lots of people headed out for their 4th of july holiday travel. exciting to see that.

just makes everyone yes, make sure everyone goes safely, though, a day. what kind of weather can people expect, you know? and those on and tri valley, they're going to be looking at 100 plus going on for today. now tomorrow we'll take a little bit of the edge off a little bit, but it will still be plenty. >> hot going on here. we see some relief building in the next week. but today, without question for everybody, this is the hottest day. it looks like in the bunch east bay shoreline, no closer to home. maybe that's one of the directions people are coming to little bit more relief at work here. the fog has been already retires thus far except hanging around the golden gate a little bit and the coast, by the way of some of those travelers headed to tahoe. very, very some some summertime. 85 tomorrow, monday. 83 83 going on for tuesday. hardly any change at all. sunny is the fair forecast. however, do have that addendum. you might pick up a slight little chance of a thunder shower just because the daytime heating basic essential watch 3 to 7. that will be like the zone and it doesn't pop up. then you'll probably want to see it. then for right now. no, not. hi. this is right now. 79 antioch,

not wasting any time. 72 for livermore. 65 conquered 60's light up the east bay shoreline. we've got 60's up to the north. 65 san jose. those winds not to act, that they won't be either. but around san francisco have a little bit of a breeze leftover that can help you folks in in the city a bit. keep a bit cool. and then go right across the golden gate to oakland and the carquinez strait but not venturing very far beyond that until we get to around monday and tuesday. that's when the high starts weakening will start to get our traditional onshore wind more active with that. speaking of which there's the place of the high when you have it right overhead like this, you just don't get much surface movement at all. don't get much help on that front. plus, a to boost on the scale. warm things up a bit. then it starts to move off a little bit. it's not in the right location. so their go. we get a little bit relaxing of the temperatures with those kind of conditions and then find it really starts breaking towards the end of the week. 4 zone forecast today. 74 san francisco, again, noting that breeze, 70 ish to upper 60's of the coast. the critical issue on this is how much in

the way of cloud cover remains like half moon bay at 66 might have some scattered clouds left over from the fog. 81 burlingame to the south. the 90's are taking hold here. 92 for palo alto, 90 for redwood city in the south bay mid-nineties los gatos. 101. 0, 1, going on for morgan hill. 94 for cupertino. but even some 90's along the east bay shoreline to the south union city and hayward. meanwhile, livermore 1, 0, 5, 1, 0, one for pleasanton and 100 plus expected for a lot of tri valley. you can see there to 101 for conquered. by the way, 82 for oakland, not as bad for the ballpark. 79 for richmond, lay home 80 little bit of that breeze. hang on 101, fairfield, 93 for napa and 97 for santa rosa as early as tomorrow. most of these 100 plus numbers will be retired, but not all 4 zone forecast covers us will still keep 100 on here for tomorrow, dropping through the 90's and even 80's. it looks like towards the end of the week. 75 by friday. how about that? what a shocked the system in 7 days.

places that are seeing 100 plus in the 70's by friday, stephanie >> i will be staying in the shade those days. thank you. and yesterday marked the first day of the marine county fair. the first year it's been in f3ll swing since the pandemic. organizers say they're trying to make the fare better than ever this year. >> are excited to be fully back both indoors and outdoors. >> and we have everything for everybody with celebrate your 4th of july weekend with us here at the fair. >> it's sunny. it's happy and we are electrifying. we've got electrifying fun for everybody. >> the fair runs through july 4th. organizers say that day could be especially busy. so make sure you arrive early doors open at 11 every morning. and for your money, your 4th of july barbecue could cost a little less this year. thanks to falling food prices hosting an independence day cookout for 10 people will cost about 67 bucks this year. but down 3% from last year's

record. high. but at 14% from for our prices. ram burger s w- buns and ground beef will still be a bit more expensive than in the past. >> drought across much of the west midwest as increase the cost of feed for cattle and reduce overall number of cattle in the beef supply overall, inflation is driving up the cost of processed foods like hamburger buns. >> well, some good news. some items like potato chips and lemonade will also cost and 4th of july, fireworks can often be a tough time for our pets. according to rover dot com. 71 1% of pet owners say their dog all before was afraid of fireworks. and 30% say they skip july 4 celebrations to stay in and comfort their furry friends. i know my brothers husky rocks and gets pretty scared of the fireworks. well, experts are now offering possible solutions for concerned pet owners. one option you can play fireworks. the sound of

them through your phone or speakers and then slowly turn up the volume. so the that gets used to the sound and you can also reward the your pet with treats or play while they're listening to the sound of those fireworks. >> they do fun things while the u.s. loud bangs are going on in your home, we can start to get them used to it and create a less stressful experience when the actual fireworks occur. >> other ideas you can try on your pet if they are feeling a little scared using a thunder shirt or pressure blanket wrapped around your pet. if all else fails, you can always consider reaching out to the vet to get some medication to keep the. called the pat down. and several major sporting events will be coming to lee by stadium over the next few years. it all starts tomorrow. and thousands of soccer fans flock to santa clara for the a calf gold cup competition. it will be 2 games tomorrow. the first features jamaica going against saint kitts and nevis and then mexico faces qatar

more than 68,000 people are expected to attend the head of levi's stadium events shared with us. the significance of hosting this world-class event 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. >> giveaways live music and the iconic gold cup trophy will be part of the fan fest taking place before the game for anyone with a ticket. and as a result of tomorrow's game, santa clara county officials are warning about some increased traffic around the by stadium. so you want to anticipate that that heavy traffic is expected on major highways going to and from the stadium, including highways, 1, 0, 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 80 and the lawrence expressway traffic is expected to pick up starting at 2 tomorrow

afternoos. and last most of the day, there will be several road closures around the stadium as well. people are encouraged to take public transportation. the first game gets started at 4 o'clock. the giants road trip continued into new york last night, going up against the mets after a two-game losing streak from 4 sports director. jason dumas has the highlights us. >> giants on a mini two-game skid looking to tighten up a bit. get it together out in queens, taking on the mets. air quality in the city is still really bad. wildfires in canada affecting many cities in the northeast. >> tough time for that part of the country. second inning guys down one nothing. but brandon crawford gets them on the board. a 2 out 2 straight single into sen blake sabol scores tying run top of the 5th. now giants down 2 to one this one. former florida unloads on this one. the former met. we're tied on 8th home run of the year. bottom

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>> the capybara in the tortoise is are not feeling so because they're getting that nice spray down. you can see in texas workers at the zoo in houston are finding ways to keep the animals cool. >> despite that, he all looks so refreshing and some of them were taking dips in the pools and others have been eating the ice chips. the zoo has installed a new water spray as well for the tortoise is to keep their bodies from overheating. that's very thoughtful. and it's nice to see them just cooling down in such warm weather. looks very very refreshing was still ahead on the next hour, the kron 4 morning news that he is guaranteed to be sweltering today. we know days been tracking all of that for us. >> and we have what you need to know to keep yourself and to know to keep yourself and your family safe from the at denny's, we're celebrating baconalia.

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>> this morning on the kron. 4 morning news. the heat is officially here with temperatures reaching the triple digits in parts of the bay area. we're tracking it all for you. plus, multiple bay area. water companies are raising their rates starting today. what you need to know and july first means a number of new laws are going into effect the break. those down for you. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> good morning. thank you so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. >> i'm stephanie lin. it is saturday, july the first and we're covering a lot of news for you today. let's start by

getting a look at that hot weather with dave sphar a day. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and a pretty much sunny and hot going on to get those inland valleys. we're going to be popping over 100 today and >> 90's, if you don't, even on the east bay shoreline will be treated to some of those numbers as well. this fog we had this morning was covered over the east bay shoreline. now you see it's all cleared up. but the fog of still remaining a little bit around the golden gate. this, too, will clear up as well. although along the coast, we should mention maybe some scattered little leftover fog clouds to make note of all right. so what the statement covers is until sunday evening at 11 o'clock officially central valley, sacramento valley got t at heat warning going on, of the warning. meanwhile, the advisory covers most of the bay area except along the water. you can see deliberately san francisco's not in this. and you do have a little bit of a breeze even today going on. so that will be some help. one open up those windows a little bit. alright, 79 going on for antioch at this hour. 77 for livermore east bay shoreline,

upper 60's as we see also up in the north bay. but cool 50's hanging around the coast. the breakdown today. 99 at 1 o'clock by 4 at 102. tomorrow, they'll be minor relief going on. and we do see a cooling trend into next week. we'll be talking more about that coming up in a bit, stephanie. all right. looking forward to that day. thank you. >> was it heats up this weekend as day was just talking about large crowds are expected to try to cool off at bay area beaches. but there are some warnings for beachgoers from both the coast guard and the national weather service kron four's tiffany justice live for us now at ocean beach is san francisco and tiffany, i still you see you still got the jacket on. so it's not too hot out there >> yeah, it's starting to worry about more as the is peeking through the clouds. it is officially patio season and with many parts of the bay area set to hit those triple digits. a lot of people want to spend some time outdoors and with it especially being a

holiday season or weekend as well. big crowds are expected to be at the bay area beaches trying to stay cool. we do want to go over some warnings with you this morning. there will be an increased patrol along the coast to coast car this holiday weekend will be conducting their operation dry water patrols. this is an hour and national wide effort to enforce boating under the influence dui laws and they will also be checking safety of your equipment with inspections. the coast guard saying they will be conducting boating safety boardings as well. penalties for be you. eyes include large fines, suspension, a vote, operation privileges and even jail time. the national weather service has also also issued a warning on possible beach hazards this weekend as well. they want beachgoers to be aware of rip currents saying rip currents are and and always a present danger. rip currents are powerful currents of water moving away from the shore that can sweep away. they say even the strongest go on to say if you get caught up in a rip current, the national

weather service suggest that you should stay calm and don't try to swim against that. current. they also say the water's temperature is expected to be around the low 50's 60's. so people should be aware of that cold water schock. now, if you want to say on land on the sand beach, sports are a great way to go. we spoke with a beachgoer who is getting ready to play some volleyball and beach volleyball setting up some courts to play some pickup volleyball. >> this is an opportunity for adults to play volleyball. and today we just happen to hosting a tournament, everybody. anybody, anyone who loves the sport who wants to learn? come on down. >> all right. so those warnings that we mentioned just a moment ago, those are going to affect all the beaches along the bay area and central coast as well. back to you. >> thank you so much for that thorough update. >> all francisco police are also >> investigating this

shooting. it happened outside a bart station in the area of market and new montgomery streets. and this is video from the scene. you can see shattered glass at the station's entrance. this happened around 8.30, last night. by the time police arrived, the shooters had left the scene. police did not locate a victim. they're asking anyone with information to please give them a call. fire crews dealing with the heat in the north bay are cleaning up after a brush fire burned nearly 24 acres in sonoma county. that fire started friday afternoon near san antonio road and d street south of petaluma near the marin county line. >> the cause is under investigation this morning. and 2 people are in the hospital after a hit and run followed by a shooting is san francisco's richmond district. police say this happened on 14th avenue near park presidio boulevard when they responded to reports of a hit and run crash. one person was injured in the crash and taken to the hospital with non

life-threatening injuries. officers were investigating the scene of the crash when reports of a shooting on 16th avenue started coming in. that's where officers found a man who'd been shot. police believe the man was in one of the cars involved in the crash. he's been hospitalized with life-threatening injuries. francisco police are sharing body cam video from when officers shot and killed a man in the richmond district last week. they say he attacked his father and killed his mother and family dog kron four's. justine waldman has the latest. >> just want to warn people that the body camera video is disturbing. it shows the 02:00am interaction between police said 37 year-old marc child whose father had just called 9-1-1. saying that he thinks his son is on drugs and you just killed his wife by hitting her with a stick. >> are few outsiders on the for the facts >> so police arrived at the home on 31st avenue in the

richmond district june 22nd. and when they got there, the video shows the suspects, father standing in the doorway with blood on his face. he told officers that his son was armed with the stick and officers then entered the home and go upstairs and you can see and hear here. what happens next? >> source for 3 guys from blood in the hallway. most there's a because it was subject certain >> so dow. >> the town hall that was held to members of the community asked the police chief what

de-escalation tactics officers used on a man who appeared to be having a mental health crisis. >> there >> some efforts to create some space between that person. eventually the shot and the officers and just leave it at that. you know, we can't make policy determination at this point. >> from the interaction at the top of the stairs to when the shots are fired, total time there is 11 seconds. and after searching the home officers found a 76 year-old woman and a dog dead in a bathroom. the 84 year-old man who saw there at the beginning of the video was treated at the hospital for his injuries. police didn't name the officer who fired that shot that hit the suspect. he is eduardo villanova. he's from the richmond station. police did also say that the investigation into what happened here is ongoing in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron. 4 news happening today. customers in several bay area cities are going to see an increase in their next water bill.

>> 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. reservoirs. the district serves 740,000 customers in the east bay. amarin water. customers will also be paying more starting today. the agency has increased rates by about 20%. so, for example, if your current bi-monthly bill is $138 will go up to $170 today. rates are expected to keep going up every year for the next 3 years. and for people living in alameda, the alameda public utilities board has introduced a 7% rate increase for electricity. that too went into effect this morning. the agency says this will allow it to maintain its financial strength. happening

right now, drivers are paying more to cross the golden gate bridge. the toll went up. $0.35. >> starting this morning, that means drivers without fast track will pay 9.75. to cross the bridge that struck 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 pulling still the cheapest option for you at 6.75. frustrated passengers at sfo. airlines still recovering from a week of flight cancellations and delays with more than 4 million people nationwide expected to fly this holiday weekend. airlines are advising travelers to please be prepared check your flight status before leaving for the airport and try to arrive at least 2 hours early, if not sooner. triple a is also predicting roughly 43 million people are expected to hit the road this weekend. yesterday was considered the worst day for travel. but

heavy traffic is expected the rest of the holiday weekend. if you are hitting the road today, triple a says the best time to leave is in the morning. and if you're on the road on the 4th of july, the worst time to drive will be in the afternoon the next day. july 5th. you want to avoid the roads from 3 until 06:00pm. the california highway patrol is keeping an eye out for travelers responsibly the agency's maximum enforcement period is officially in place. they will have an increased number of officers on the roads now through the end of the 4th of july holiday weekend. and if you are still looking to get out of town, take a look at the prices. you'll be paying at the pump. the state average today is around 4.83 for a gallon of regular most expensive areas to fill up your tank are sonoma and napa counties both at 4.94 a gallon. the east bay drivers are looking at about 4.81 and the cheapest gas find is in solano county at 4.76. a gallon. coming up on the

problem morning news. just hours after the supreme court strikes down president biden's student loan forgiveness plan, the president announces his plan b. >> and after the break expected, triple digit temperatures are putting fire officials on high alert this holiday weekend. we're joined live in studio by east bay fire officials with some safety tips. >> and going to plenty hawks east of the east bay hills. those numbers get into the triple digits this afternoon. 90's expected to along the east bay shoreline. hot a stay in the bunch. it looks like today what your forecast wee

>> all right. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news taking a live look now at the transamerica building in san francisco. and we can see some beautiful blue skies up there as well. and the weather is expected to be pretty hot today. dave. >> this is true. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and san francisco probably only be in the middle 70's by comparison that some relief but golden gate bridge still dealing with some of that leftover fog. this, too, will be greeted with some blue skies. you can trying to peer on through just a little bit here, just the mixing process, a little bit of a breeze. that's the best we're going to do today. east bay shoreline right now the upper 60's already. 84 antioch, 77 livermore up to the north bay. plenty of 60's. a chilly 54 half moon bay. that's what a fog does for you. just hang around a little bit. keeping temperatures down a bit. speaking of which even this afternoon might have some scattered clouds remaining at the coast all this morning, of course, tiffany's been telling us about what's going on in her location there and still at ocean beach still have the fog in the clouds hanging around a little bit, although

that may mix out of some scattered clouds later today. then tomorrow we do the same process. again, we have this cooling effect of the marine layer. it starts to mix out in the afternoon. notice the flare up but 10 chilly of some thunder showers up there around tahoe. they're going to be very, very sparse, though, in brief onshore winds. a little bit of a breeze we've got going on and actually build little bit more in the central valley by comparison. is that inland heating? it's starting to do this for us now. this high is really keeping surface winds down. but tomorrow looks like we get a little bit more action and you will notice that the temperatures that will not be as hot as today and that continues early into next week. there's half moon bay, as i just mentioned earlier, kind of overcast. now hot 100 plus well inland 90's for parts of the east bay. meanwhile, the coast scattered clouds will mention mild near 70 for a high in some locations, still only in the upper 60's. then as we get into tomorrow, the 4th 90's inland, drops right away by tomorrow and early into next week. there's some relief coming. 80's inland by the

4th. it'll feel better. 74 san francisco, 82 for oakland, 94, san jose. but it's those inland spots that are looking at the triple digits, particularly off to the east bay. but a little bit in the south bay. when you get away from the santa clara valley. 74 meanwhile, for san francisco and here's the drop in the next couple of days. 93, it looks like by monday course. i'll have that 4 zone forecast for you. and also look at that extended coming up in a bit. stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you the holiday weekend is officially here and 4th of july is just around the corner and with temperatures expected to reach the triple digits today, fire officials are on alert across the bay area here to walk us through some public safety reminders is steve hill with contra costa fire. good morning to you. thank you so much for being here, stephanie. thanks for having all right. so to start out here, you know what is contra costa fire most concerned about this weekend? we talked a bit about the temperatures and also there's fireworks too. >> well, we have a sort of a double whammy, right? we have the high temperatures which certainly contributes to fire

danger in its own way because it helps all that vegetation that's grown because the rains we've had over the winter and the to dry out and be ready to burn a right on time. it looks like for the independence day holiday. it's ready to burn had quite a few fires already to include include one that we set with a humble sparkler. >> yes, thursday, just to demonstrate how dangerous these fireworks can be in these conditions yeah, we're seeing video of that playing out on people's screens right now. this was a demonstration like you just mentioned. you said a sparkler and, you know, some dry grass and how quickly did that did that burned? how much of that burn? well, it's interesting because this humble little that parent might be inclined to hand to their dropped in the grass, which is what we demonstrated on thursday for your starts a fire in 2 to 3 seconds that. >> no longer is controlled by a garden hose or a bucket of water. and as you saw a moment, saw a moment ago that fire quickly burned out of

control you probably need to count on 4, 5, 6 minutes for firefighters to get on scene. all right. so that points up the dangers of the points up. i think to us least the lesson here that fireworks are probably left best left to the because of that fire danger. and also because of the grievous injuries they cause every single year. >> a win. and speaking of fireworks being in contra costa county, right? those are illegal. people cannot go out and buy them even the safe and sane ones. well, your viewers have different ordinances across the bay area. it you're correct in contra costa county. all fireworks are illegal, any type shape or form >> whether their mark safe and sane or it's our view. it con fireworks in any form are dangerous and uncontrollable. >> there's ample evidence to prove that in fact, true we've already had a in contra costa 11 this year. a 14 you news

part of his hand from handling a illegal in contra costa, illegal firework points up the dangers we have multiple fires right now that have burned that are in under investigation is likely have caused by last year of a couple weeks. earlier last year we had a major fire that evacuated caused the evacuation of 220l people in pittsburgh and threaten more than 100 homes. so it's serious business, especially with the conditions we have on the ground now with all that vegetation from the spring rains. yeah, absolutely. and you know, it is conch is caught fire, increasing staffing for this weekend as well. >> we always staff up. confident that the other fire agencies all around the region do you know there's nothing really different about the conditions on the ground in contra costa county. they're dangerous everywhere across the and so any firework introduced into as dangerous conditions anywhere is likely to quickly start a fire. and one thing we do ask our road to president and again, the

supplies across the region as well. when you see a fire call 9-1-1. the only way we're going to have a hope of keeping it from becoming a dangerous, deadly wildfire is to get to it early. keep it small world small. and steve, how can people report any illegal fireworks? well, that varies from area area depending where your viewers having to be watching in contra costa county. >> we do have an 800 number that our residents can use to report illegal fireworks, use to their local law enforcement agency. they can get that on our website are con fire website under and other areas they should report those dangerous fireworks use whether they're legal or not to their local law enforcement agency. and we some of those numbers on the screen right there for those who >> do see illegal firewo ks use. there's a hotline for that and also if they see fireworks sales being conducted illegally. that number is also on the screen right there for people and, you know, i also want to ask about wildfire concerns in general for con we know that

wildfire seem to be burning hotter and bigger than ever is this a concern for you? >> well, your viewers are probably noted that this is a bit of a season of fire weather we've had in the in recent years. it started a little bit later because of those heavy winter rains and the rains well into the spring a few weeks ago in contra costa was still raining, at least so that's sort of a 2 edge sword. it's delayed. the arrival of the high highest portion of fire danger this year. but the other side of that is all those rains have caused to created a bumper crop of vegetation out there. that's not just in contra costa county. that's all across the region. it's not uncommon to see weeds and grass, 5 feet or taller and it's all now nicely dried, unfortunately. and it's ready in spite of this rain to that's ready to burn as we've been in fact, you just reported, a fire here in the area. so stages conditions out

there, not the time to introduce fireworks into the equation that their their use in our view is nothing short of irresponsible. but in general, it's looking to be shaping up to be a pretty challenging fire season. >> all right, steve hill with contra costa fire. thank you so much for your insights and for sharing those safety tips with us. we thank thanks for having us all right. we'll be right back.

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supreme court ruled in favor of a colorado web designer who refused to create a wedding website for same couples. the designer claims her christian faith requires her to turn away customers from the lgbtq+ community. and now there's concern the court's decision could lead to widespread discrimination. we spoke with a law professor at santa clara university for hair. her perspective on the ruling. >> it's very insulting to lgbt couples to have a decision to say. well, if it has to do with your rights, which which are legal rights to get married. now. actually think that the first amendment debates. >> the executive director of the san francisco lgbt centr is calling this decision a dangerous step backwards. the hot temperatures that we've been reporting about all morning could be a problem for

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>> all right. good morning. welcome back to the kron. 4 morning i'm stephanie lin. let's start off this half hour with a look at our forecast. dave spahr is tracking all that hot weather for us in the weather center. a good morning, stephanie. good morning, everybody. and we've opened up the baber nicely this morning. we had some of that fog just briefly here. it's mixed out. >> it's still hanging around the golden gate and the bit on the long the coast. but that's just delaying the warm-up days. >> we'll see these numbers here along the east bay shoreline poch into the 90's this afternoon. winds not going do much today. we see a little bit of a breeze going on in some of those wind prone areas, but not much for that relief. san francisco, you'll get a bit of a breeze, but that's really about it. it does start to build a little bit more. so tomorrow indicating this is a brief heat. spike in starts to break down early into next week. the

statements that we have for the successive heat now for the advisories, own orange. there you see the coverage area deliberately not near water, san francisco, not in this. a good chunk of san mateo county to meanwhile, excessive heat warning for the central valley, sacramento valleys. this will be until sunday evening. by the way, in the forecast, we'll tell you why. because it does start to relax. openai's battle the white sox today 107, game time. temps at about 80. not too bad at the ballpark. it's little bit of a breeze in their fields. okay. maybe west or northwest winds at 10, but certainly that beating sonia that will feel plenty hot. 99 at 1 o'clock. it looks like 102, going on by 4. looks like the highs today. there you triple digits to be found. well inland one, the east bay shoreline. again, some lower 90's still work. of course. we'll have more on your 4 zone forecast. check that extended to stephanie. >> all right, dave, thank you. all that heat that dave was talking about is not keeping everyone from stepping outdoors convoys. justin campbell stopped by alum rock

park in san jose to speak with some people who are choosing to brave the heat. >> these 2 runners broke a sweat friday afternoon at alum rock park. >> today is to hide and expected to be this hot. so like we're just not going back and stuff, but it was good. the temperature reached the low 90's during their run. they are now getting ready for even more heat. >> a lot of water and you know. >> of these at home and stuff like that have sunscreens dock on what is takes a lot goes down. what was a smoother, smoother, just taste better. >> whatever water you drink, just make sure you drink enough. the temperatures are expected to reach into the mid 90's saturday and sunday. >> are you guys going to actually, you know, you still be out in the heat? >> no, i think today, no, not too hot for you. yeah. exactly. how. when you're looking at the sign it is a high fire danger zone. that means no smoking, no open.

flames know barbecue as these temperatures rise. this grass is drying out and it's getting very dry out here in the south bay. that means we're going into this season of brush fires. so be mindful of that. this holiday weekend. >> reporting here in san jose, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> all right. santa clara county will have cooling center's for anyone who needs them. libraries in cupertino, gilroy last gattis milpitas and morgan hill will serve as cooling center's through sunday and other bay area. communities also have cooling centers open this weekend. you can find a complete list on our website. kron 4 dot com. with the summer heat. snakes may become more visible along some east bay park trails. officials recommend if you see a snake, weigh carefully and slowly also avoid hiking alone. stay on the trails and look carefully around rocks before you sit down. you are bit call 9-1-1 and make sure to keep your affected limb lower than the heart until help arrives. and the east

bay, 2 people were killed in a car crash on eastbound highway 4 in pittsburgh last night. that crash happened around 8.19. 2 cars collided at the bailey road off-ramp. the 2 people killed were thrown from the same car. police say a pedestrian was struck and killed by a car in fremont last night. it happened around 9.30, between alvarado boulevard and mcgahn's or drive. officers say the driver stopped at the scene and cooperated with investigators. off for several hours during the investigation. today marks 30 years since the san francisco, california street mass shooting. 9 people were killed, including the gunman after he opened fire at the petite and marin law firm on 101, california street. back in 1993, the victims ages ranged from 28 to 64 years old. former congress woman and mass shooting survivor gabby giffords released a statement staying saying in part legal

community in san francisco came together in the aftermath and founded what is now giffords law centr to honor their lives with action. we will never stop fighting to stop gun violence and will continue to honor the 8 that lost their lives that day. and the many survivors. in national news, president biden announcing his backup plan just hours after the supreme court struck down his student loan forgiveness plan kron four's. rob nesbitt brings us reaction. >> the president says the second plan will take longer, but that he in the department of education are moving forward. starting today using the higher education act of 1965 to find debt relief. >> the packers >> president biden expressed his frustrations with the 9 supreme court justices friday after they struck down his ability to forgive student loan debt for the roughly 40 million americans who qualified for homes brought more business it started, we're cup, would have had composite start a family. the president's plan to raise $10,000 in student loan debt for those making less than $125,000 a year and up to

$20,000 for pell grant recipients, director of financial aid at cal state east bay. sonia japhanie was disappointed with the supreme court decision. we are all heartbroken and depressed. >> about all of we are. we continue to struggle through barriers that are set up by the federal government in order to help the students succeed and it's getting more and more difficult. summer siding with the conservative court, including jack wallace, who is the director of government relations that wire. if i. >> wallace specializes in private loans as the heroes act was not the right way to provide debt relief. they had done get thing. >> you look at, you know, 7, americans paying the debt of one 8th of america's with the did you know that the 7, 8, didn't go to college where they went to college, they pay their student president biden says he now plans on using the higher education act to provide student debt relief. a plan he says will take longer. but that does not require a

national emergency like the original of that will allow secretary cardona. >> as with me today. compromise waive or release loans under certain circumstances. new patent legally sounds take longer. and in my view, is the best prep to be managed to provide information. many bars possible. but everybody. >> the president also announced a temporary 12 month on ramp repayment program removing the threat of default or having credit harm for those who for paying back their student loans starting october reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> the city of novato is enforcing a ban of gas powered leaf blowers. starting today. this means only compliant electric leaf blowers can be used within city limits. the property is larger than 10 acres will have until july. first of 2024, to comply. the city of novato adopted the ordinance in september of last year. the california air resources board says gas powered leaf blowers produce a significant amount of pollution. and it is july

first. that means several new laws are now in effect in california. our state is now the first in the country to seal criminal records automatically. it will happen 4 years after a sentence has been completed and 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 was dealing with homelessness and housing work together to create new housing for low and middle income residents. this new law focuses on underused commercial sites, zoned for retail parking or office space. also, in effect, a law requiring bounty hunters to be licensed and registered with the state of california. bounty hunters are people hired by bail bond companies to find those who skipped out on their court appearances. and starting today, online sellers face tougher regulations on gun-related product sales. san jose police

have announced the seizure of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks and have arrested 2 men kron four's. dan kerman reports that this is all tied to the fire at a public storage facility that happened back in jude. >> on june 14th, a massive fire raced through a public storage facility on blossom hill road in san jose. at the time initial reports linked the blaze to fireworks igniting in one of the storage units. now, 2 weeks later, an investigation is led to the arrest of 2 men and the discovery of 38,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, 30,000 pounds of illegal fireworks, significant amount. i would say it is the largest in jose. >> one of the largest california police say the fireworks in these boxes were found at the same storage facility. but in a different building, they say they're valued at 2 million dollars. our investigation so far has revealed that the rocket to do the same individuals. however,

the investigation is ongoing and i'm sure we'll learn more as the court process continues. police say anthony says silva and nathaniel the last both of san jose >> have been arrested for possession and distribution of fireworks. >> during the course of the investigation. police also seized over 13 ounces of meth amphetamines over 200 grams of cocaine and marijuana. all for sale as well as approximately $4800 in cash and a semiautomatic firearm. as for the fire at the storage facility, it remains under investigation. >> the cause of the actual fire still unknown. but we believe that the fireworks contributing factor to why the file. >> what's so outrageous? >> dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> and 76 new u.s. citizens celebrated a special independence day. naturalization ceremony aboard the uss hornet in alameda yesterday, the ceremony

celebrates the conclusion of the immigrant's journey to citizenship and honors the commitment they've shown along the way the new citizens originate from 32 different countries. congratulations. for the weekend you can catch a fireworks show in the peninsula tonight after the for clasico game between the san jose earthquakes and la galaxy at stanford stadium. the fireworks begin at 10:00pm and can be seen if you're anywhere near the stadium. and up next, we are joined live in studio by san francisco's woodhouse, fish company. show us how to make some tasty dishes for your 4th of july holiday celebrations. >> lobster, how about that 100 plus going on east to the east bay hills, people in the east bay shoreline, lower 90's going to check into that 4 zone forecast. plus, the extended with an improvement extended with an improvement on its way. kron morning news.

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>> welcome back. taking a live look now at the embarcadero in san francisco where it's looking like it's shaping up to be a beautiful day, but it's also going to be a hot one. let's check in now with dave for what people should know. >> notice how still the air is there. yeah, good morning, stephanie. good morning. everybody will get a little breeze this afternoon, but not as much as the wind. we typically get. here's a look at half moon bay. if you're trying to get some fog hanging out a little bit, there you have it. this will break up a little bit for some scattered clouds kind of in our forecast. but there are some problem areas along the coast that actually keep temperatures down. and the

side note that we're talking about this earlier, certainly tiffany out by the yum by the coast. there mentioning about how cold the water is lower 50's. you're talking about ocean temps in the bay cuts in the 60's and there are even some spots that reach 70. meanwhile, up to tahoe, we have 85 tomorrow, monday at 84. 82 by tuesday. but a little sidebar with this. you can get an isolated, a little thunder shower and that's the silent pops. they sometimes call it. it's just because you have any moisture in the atmosphere. sometimes it just generates that because it gets so hot like that. current temperatures already. 84 antioch, upper 70's for livermore, east bay shoreline 60's. but 70 right now in fremont, we've got 60's up in the north bay. 74 san jose. big players going to be this high pressure. it's in the perfect spot today cuts off the surface winds as best as it can. little thumb on the scale here gives us some extra little warming which will get. then it starts to slip a little bit. will still be hot tomorrow and even into monday. but the impact will be so great as it starts to decay

and by the latter portion of next we're on our way to a cooling trend where you see the 7 day forecast. 74 san francisco and again, noting some of those leftover clouds along the coast that marine layer may keep temperatures suppressed a bit. 81 going on for burlingame got a little pocket of some lower 90's here in the south end of the peninsula. meanwhile, mid 90's to upper 90's for the south bay, los gatos at the century. mark, lower 90's, east bay shoreline to the south tri valley. you're looking at 100 plus and most readings here, san ramon, 100 walnut creek, 101, for concord, 80, almost at 60 80 for even today, 101, fairfield, 93 for napa. 97 for santa rosa. 2.70, forecast. let's watch. it improves 86 by wednesday thursday. 81 75 by friday. the change a wardrobe going on here, but not too bad for july 4th here we cool down to around 90 ish with 70's of the east bay shoreline, stephanie. all right, dave, thank you.

>> the july weekend is officially in full swing. and joining me live now is the co-owner of what house fish company row and making him in and executive chef auguste shook men. thank you so much for joining us this morning. that such a pleasure to be here. yeah. and we understand you're going to be cooking up some delicious. >> most are wrong. >> all one of the 4th of july savor yes. love to see. and this is something that people can also learn to make it home as well. absolutely. and so what are we going to be starting out with right now? we're toasting the bread >> it generously as much better as as as you like. nothing better than butter with and then we're going to take some fresh lobster. me. okay. and get that ready to go inside of that all right. you have any tips on the best way to get the meat out of the lobster. >> you know, you need a big knife, something like okay.

and they come out fairly clause. you want to kind of. kind crack them open. you know, we did that. we don't want to get messy, ok? we'll take 3, shep, these ones and how much prep time just for for to get the know, it takes about like 10 minutes to cook a and then i know i you 10, 15 minutes to work your way through it, ok? all right. and what is it that you just put on? so this is a little lemon >> there's a little bit lemon and a hint garlic in there. and we're tossing that with men step celery, which go so well in this nice little crunch to go with that. love that. but that and then what we've got here, they toasted roles and very important that they're freshly toasted lots of butter. like i was saying. and then you want to kind of tuck your lobster into there. it should be noted that these are maine lobsters, which are fished out in the maritimes of

new england and maine. yeah. and somebody an industry that's been doing this for over 100 years and it's un-american industry which >> we don't have a lot of these these days that are continue to do for so long. so i think that this makes it really american dish. yeah. if you ever sitting out there in the east coast, one of these lobster ship checks out looking at the water with a fresh beer packed with lobster. not only going to sink your teeth into something that is super delicious, but very nostalgic. yeah, i can't explain it. they should have set a poet. what we try to do. it would houses we try to capture some of that magic and bring it into the restaurant and to a servant to the people of san francisco, which also has a really rich history and its seafood industry. yeah, absolutely. and tell us a bit about your restaurant as well with house. yeah. well, we have 2 locations. we have one on 14th, the market at the edge of the castro. >> we also have one on fillmore street between bush in pine. we've been doing it for over 17 congratulate.

thank you. a lot of searles. we actually serve these also at outside lands which is a yeah, you guys there you either one hoping yeah, absolutely. and you know, it seems like lobster rolls are pretty much a headline dish for you guys. a top seller. yeah. and what other sort of offerings do you have on the well, have a lot of seafood. we have a fish and chips. we have a clam chowder. we have crab louis salad flooded dungeness chef gets the shine on >> we also have moistures and in fact, we dollars ish oyster on tuesdays, which is 4th of july, ok, double holiday, be open the 4 that will be open. tuesdays are kind of our our holiday all day long. we dollar oysters, fish dollar initially stairs. and it's it's a lot of special and >> you know, how does it feel for you guys being a part of

the local business community in san francisco? you've been open for 17 years, but you've also survive really the height of the pandemic to has it feel really just get to this point? >> feels great. i mean, support from our customers i mean, couldn't do with that chef. he's the the brain's. i mean, look at look at this. makes it looks incredible. it smells delicious. and again, this is all right. this is all fresh produce that you as we're able to pull from that the east coast, sounds like the lot a lot. we have officers out here, but they're different kind there, spiny lobsters and have to die for but since tail meat in those lobsters but with this, you can use the whole animal. yeah, salami is just so it's so fun to put the big claw on the of the restaurant you get everything in here at the the claw, the knuckles, the legs. you know that it is it. conventional to also use the claw meat in a lobster ok, used to just think it was just

the tail. but you can use the climate is well, yeah, somebody being these guys, you can actually you can with a rolling pin. you can roll out these little legs, a little meat nuggets in there. so like marshals. yeah, i don't want any of lobster bisque with the show's once you're done. wow, that is. that's another thing that people can get off the menu as well as a lobster bisque or a it's a special. okay. for sure. very good anything else people can look forward to coming out of wood house this summer. well, we just renovated one of our restaurants to to a a force closure for that seismic retrofit. so we've reopened our film or location. and it's looking so beautiful. so i hope to >> everybody and excited to be back in action. >> yeah. so any thoughts on that from from yes, really really funded to to take a paws. and, you know, we did it a couple of times in the pandemic. but, you know, this time we've got to put a real nice shine on the restaurant. >> so really excited to be back. and and the new space

okay thing to is this or we take a bite shao one yeah. go haha. >> that's that. ok? let's try all man. done it again. this is really good. like butter really comes through and just off. my goodness, this is this is breakfast for me. but he's i'd be happy to lobster roll from record for breakfast from you guys. this is fantastic. thank you so much for having us. this is awesome. thanks producer back there. there are guys pro. all well, roland, in august from white house push company, thank you so much for joining us appreciate at happy 4th of july. we'll be right 4th of july. we'll be right back.

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>> i just talk about my guests here. we are trying to think about jokes that i was put on the spot. didn't okay neutrons. 2 neutrons walk into a bar the bartender said no charge. >> haha or lol. this morning got on on for today. we're going to have some inland spots popping at 40. what that celsius. i could go a 104, fahrenheit. and there you see the trend, one, the right direction as we get to the independence holiday. 89, that's not bad. and we continue that for the rest of the week. so the folks that are like, oh, this hot weather, i'm not ready for even those july. now, great by friday. middle 70's got some scattered clouds and all. but if you like it hot, i keep

miser. today is your day to day. basking in the sunshine. so know where you are. step of your cool miser. a heat miser where like to keep cool cannot for for not being out in the hot here in the city, though. so you get a little breeze going on. yeah, there you go. that's sure on that front. but but by friday, she'll be. >> she'll be telling raul's going clear for the fireworks. that's what everybody wants looks to be pretty good on that. although the mind the marine layer is going to have a bit more muscle by that point because the highs going to be weakening. so got a way to get a little closer. and always a problem that evening fog rolling very good have the same right there. so we're going well. and thanks so much to our guests as well for showing us how to make some delicious lobster all for the 4th of july weekend. we really appreciate it for what house fish company in san francisco. >> and thank you so so much to all of you for tuning in joining us for the weekend news. we'll see you back here bright and early tomorrow morning at 7. have a great day. wait. this is live.

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