kron. 4. >>the area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us on kron on on air and streaming on the kron. 4 news app. i'm dan thorn. here's what's happening. a shelter-in-place order for a shooting investigation thursday evening in san mateo kron four's sara stinson reports. >>my backyard no. heard the shots for >>this 8 year-old bryan junior was at home with his mom when shots rang out near their san mateo apartment complex turning lights and closing >>that's mars tonight locked his dad, brian paulus was at work at the time. he says he rushed home to make sure his family was ok, pretty shocking to that. usually quiet neighborhoods. san mateo police got a call about shots fired off of east hillsdale boulevard on lago street around 4.45 thursday

afternoon, officers learned the shooter was hiding in a nearby apartment. so they told the neighbors to shelter in place. police say they found the suspect, but it took some time to get him to surrender. suspect finally exited the apartment and was safely no victim was found at the scene. but shortly after police got a call about a shooting victim being found in san carlos officers went out. san carlos. >>was able to >>interview the victim and determine that that victim was associate, said this shooting. that victim was later transported to a local area hospital after determining the public was not in danger. police lifted the shelter-in-place know at this point. this looks like a a >>very targeted and isolated incident. police and neighbors say this kind of gun violence is rare in san mateo. >>paula says he's proud of how his son handles himself. i think that's just from his elementary training. you know, it. >>they go to the active

shooter training school on the immediately, just kind of snapped and do was in locking the doors. >>that was kron 4 sarah stinson reporting. flowers and candles now lay in a light post in the city's bernal heights neighborhood. man was struck and killed by a driver earlier this week near mission in cortland avenue. advocates from walk sf leaving heart shape notes with the names of other people who were killed while walking this year in the city. >>and that's because very people the crash. >>walk sf says they are actively fighting to make the streets in san francisco safer for pedestrians. advocacy

groups are asking a judge to unseal court records in connection to the u.s. the lawsuit over abuse. the now closed women's prison in dublin. this comes after prison inmates claim that the federal prisons bureau failed to stop abuse after several reports the prison was closed earlier this year and the 600 inmates were transferred. the city of oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the coliseum. a unanimous vote by the city council signed off on selling its 50% share to the african american sports and entertainment group. oakland mayor sheng thao says she's been working on the 105 million dollars sale for some time and she says she plans to invest that money in east oakland. >>be able to affordable housing on the site. more green spaces that's needed a grocery store, possibly. i mean, the possibilities are endless. >>the path of the coliseum are hopeful what this could mean for entertainment in oakland. >>either arena has a serve

centerpiece as part of the development because it there's so much you can build around you know, you're familiar live and how they build around that. the staples center with hotels and restaurants and that piece of things. i'm not to go too far into the site plan, but that's what you put vision with the entertainment peace. >>well, don't expect shovels in the ground any time soon. that's because the other half of the coliseum was sold to a's owner john fisher and the african american sports and entertainment group says it's trying to purchase that half. we have reached out to the a's for comment, but have not heard back. brand new affordable homes are ready for move in in oakland, there was a grand opening ceremony today at the cherry hill apartments on international boulevard in east oakland. the complex offers 55 housing units and city officials say the new homes made possible. thanks to 350 million dollars voters approved last year for housing projects.

>>city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep need that we have for affordable housing. >>mayor sheng thao says there are 11 other housing projects that are currently in the works. san jose residents could soon be paying more for their water state utility officials are set to vote on whether to allow a rate hike in san jose. the company says the extra money will go to replacing 24 miles of waterways. what the rates to go up over the next 3 years with a riposte hike of 7% in 2025. 4% in 2026. and another 4% in 2027. no word yet on when state officials will reach that final decision. by the time music festival coming to downtown san jose this weekend. the san jose foods

taking over discovering meadows for a rave style event featuring a colorful list of local talents. they say this will be san jose's, very first latin house music festival kron four's noelle bellow has more. >>this is like a out of this world bike experience and opportunity for me. >>bay area dj is smile. olague a better known as 96 vive is getting ready to showcase his talents and 5,000 people descend on discovery. meadows in downtown san jose saturday as it transforms into a massive rave. the lineup includes 96 vibe, lee, foss and malone, popular dj and producer gordo will be the headliner. he co-produced one drake's latest album. >>so i mean, you can expect a whole lot of diversity when it comes to music. fans can also expect various food trucks, organizers anthony gomes and chris villa with the san jose foods say it's a much needed boost for the south bay city.

a hard market for sure. it's hard for promoters. want to do anything. even big. >>goldenvoice live nation. they don't even want to touch city. >>it's it's hard, very hard market, but we're really tap into the to show people it's possible. >>come on down councilmember omar torres represents downtown san jose. he says discovery meadows used to be an event hub for the city. >>san jose pride was here singled him festivals are here september 16 festivals are here. i mean, >>you name it. he's hoping saturday's rave marks a new start for the park. we have this big, beautiful green space and in our city of san jose that we want to revitalize. >>and folks start using discovery metals, discovery, middle park and we start trickling into our small businesses, which which also helps our local economy. >>as for 96 vibe, he's ready to use his unique sound to get the crowd dancing were more

known for like the underground scene. my clubs and stuff like that. >>so for us to see a festival at this scale, like it's pretty it's pretty exciting. >>that was kron four's. noelle bellow. the rate is scheduled to run from 02:00pm to 09:00pm on saturday. the tickets are sold online and 96 96 vibe, by the way, is going to be playing from 3 to 4 in the afternoon. all right. let's get you a look at the forecast now. here's kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>temperatures really drop last couple of from triple digits to now below average temperatures soar across the bay area. well, that fog sitting out there right now, although a wind continues to blow. but we're going to see a little more dry air mixing overnight. i think some of that fog session disappoint. more sunshine on the way for tomorrow numbers, though, you've got a lot of 50's even inside the bay. you feel the effects. so 65 degrees in pittsburgh, 60 in livermore and 58 degrees. little breeze into the napa valley, too. so we're going to see what looks like a change in the weather

pattern least for tomorrow as the temperatures start to back off a little bit. we do have some 30 plus mile an hour gusts in the san francisco stallone. and 28 in fairfield. these numbers start to come down somewhat as we head through the night tonight. yeah, we'll see a little bit less that wind. but right now that onshore flow continues in that that cool sea breeze helping to drop the temperatures around the bay area tomorrow, numbers going to warm up again, though, as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. should be a beautiful day in san jose about 81 degrees there. 77 in oakland and 66 degrees. little fog in the morning. lots of sunshine in the afternoon in san francisco. a fatal crash

caused a major backup on westbound 5.80, in livermore for several hours thursday

morning. kron four's will tran is in livermore with the story. >>if you are leaving tracy at this time, you dodged a major bullet because all lanes are rolling right now. they actually open up all lanes at around 8.15, this morning, but it was backed up from livermore all the way to tracy. so we are talking miles for hours. this being pretty much the gateway from tracy into livermore and to the rest of the bay area and they need this. but unfortunately, it was shut down for quite some time because of a motorcyclist who was killed along west bound 5.80. let me show you the video. here's the motorcycle. they removed it from the scene at around 7.45. in the morning. however, 2 hours before that at around 5.40, in the morning, according to the chp, a motorcyclist is name not be released to the public at this time described to be in his

40's was going anywhere between 8100 miles per hour. lost control of his motorcycle clipped a big rig. he fell off of the motorcycle. then another big rig comes along, runs over him, unfortunately kills him on the scene. the big rig drivers, they are cooperating with the chp. it appears that they were just minding their business when all of a sudden things went terrible at 5.40, this morning at the height of the morning commute course. and chp came out that shut down the scene. take measurements, talk to witnesses, which is why it was so slow all morning. and a lot of people thought that they could avoid this area by taking the streets of livermore itself. but then those streets became back to. so it was a nightmare for most of the morning commute. but as you can clearly see now it is rolling. i'm sure it's still

backed up a little bit into tracy. it's going to take some time for all of this to clear out. but at least all lanes are this morning at the height of the morning commute, this being the gateway into livermore, dublin and well, obviously the san mateo bridge and the rest of the bay area pretty much came to a standstill. >>this week police are noticing a trend. thieves in berkeley are breaking into cars but not necessarily to steal them. kron four's philippe de gaulle reports junta, civics and accords. other targets. >>cars parked on the streets and driveways in berkeley are vulnerable to thefts and break-ins. catalytic converters are frequently targeted, which is not new or unique to the city. but this week, tuesday night. >>wednesday morning we noticed a trend and it involves older model honda civics and acords. they are among the most stolen cars in the country. but in this case, officer byron white says 700 either stolen or burglarized overnight and in 4 cases, the

thieves stole the driver's side air bag and left the car behind. were window smashed burglaries. it's unclear if the thefts were committed by one person or a group of people. >>the burglaries were widespread happening throughout the city during the hours of darkness. sense something that's unusual here in berkeley. but >>it's not a new trend. and it's something that we've seen in other parts of the country. we stopped by a half-dozen mechanics in the area and none have service to clients vehicle yet with a missing air bag officer white suggests drivers parking garage if possible. >>or if on the street or driveway park in the light in your cameras, you should also use the steering wheel lock, which will at least slow the thieves down stealing a honda airbag can take just seconds is airbags and the sold on the black market >>and of course, of the consumer, you know, it can cost over $1000 to have it replaced. you know, not to

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valencia street was installed last summer. we heard a lot from the merchants about. >>motorists, confusion about occasional large deliveries, blocking all traffic and variety of other impacts that we didn't anticipate. but that's why we do pilots. why the experiment we learn and we put and now the transit agency plans to pivot. >>and is proposing a side running bikeway concept. instead, part of that plan unveiled at a virtual press conference thursday afternoon. the green lines represent. >>the bike lane right against the sidewalk. we've also reflected back parklet placement. so those are the yellow rectangles, a trapezoid. some people want that that parklet floating out in the floating parking lane. some people have preferred to keep that parklet against the fan of that more longtime mission district resident rachel's in their old says the center bikeway is challenging to get around the neighborhood. i feel like you're like writing with my

kid. it's really hard to get in and out of the bike lane safely. i feel like. >>accessing shops that we like to access local businesses here in lafayette. and it's really hard block to get on and turning back in february, business owners along valencia street threatened a lawsuit over the center bike lane citing economic losses. the sfmta says if approved construction of the new design could take weeks and is now leaving it up to the merchants were hearing from restaurants. >>to please not do construction during the warmer months summer and fall. and we're hearing from the retailers to please not do construction during the holiday shopping season of particularly november and december. so will be working carefully with the merchants to figure out when exactly is optimal time to make the switch. >>that was kron four's gayle ong reporting the sfmta will be presenting a proposed design of the bikeway to the agency's board of directors next week. nurses and doctors

rallying outside of regional medical center in san jose calling on the hospital to reverse a decision to close their trauma center. kron four's charles clifford has the story. >>well, the emergency room here at regional medical center is a level 2 trauma center, which means they can handle things like strokes and heart attacks. they have surgeons ready to go. 24 hours a day, but the hospitals made the decision to reduce those services. a lot of people aren't happy about that. he outside regional medical center on thursday, doctors, nurses and neighbors rallied against the decision by the hospital to close its level. 2

trauma center. the hospital decided to close the center earlier this year because they say very few people are using it. but opponents of the plan say closing the center could put lives at risk. >>want to keep the services, the nurses, a regional medical center. we want to keep the service is available. we want to keep stroke stemi and trauma available to the residents of santa clara county and the surrounding counties. and no matter where you live in santa clara county, the loss of this trauma center is going to it is going to have impacts on our other 2 trauma centers in the county that makes this a risk for every single person who lives here. organizers of this rally say they plan to submit a petition signed by thousands of community members. >>doctors and nurses to the office of governor gavin newsom and attorney general rob bonta asking them to stop the closure in response, the hospital sent a statement to kron 4 on thursday in which they acknowledge that they plan to shut down the trauma center. >>but at that, they're actually increasing the number of beds in the emergency department by 20. they say

that over the last decade they've invested 200 million dollars in the hospital and say that we are committed to delivering excellent health care for san jose. now and into the future. if the trauma center here is eventually shut down the next closest trauma centers are santa clara valley medical center in stanford hospital. now, unless something changes, the trauma center will shut down on august. 12th in the south bay, charles city leaders in oakland celebrated the grand opening of more affordable housing. >>cherry hill complex as 55 units available on international boulevard. kron four's rob nesbitt has the story. >>there >>was a celebration in east oakland thursday. actuary hill apartments is now open and director of housing and community development for the city. emily weinstein. explain how the studio to three-bedroom apartments came to be city put the land as well as close to 10 million dollars. and so these 55 units, 14 of which will be

serving people exiting homelessness is really such a valuable contribution to the deep, deep need that we have for affordable housing. weinstein says the apartments where possible thanks to 350 million dollars that voters approved last year for affordable housing projects. the building was named in memory of missus. cherry hill. will she have a love for people who was honored during thursday's ribbon cutting ceremony in grand opening mayor sheng thao was also in attendance and talked about the importance of not just cherry hill but more affordable housing. this is not the last projectthat this anymore because we need to keep oaklanders oakland >>policy or other ways? >>according to mayor thao, there are 11 other housing projects in the works for oakland. the city is hoping that a regional bond measure put forward by the bay area housing finance agency passes in november to help pay for future ground breakings. that has the potential to provide an ongoing source of funding.

>>for the production of preservation of affordable housing throughout the region.

>>medication in question, but rather whether the plaintiffs had standing to sue in the first place. this was the first major abortion ruling since roe v wade was struck down in 2022, today's ruling

was essentially a procedural call. the court ruled unanimously that a group of doctors and medical association's opposed to abortion rights did not have the right to sue the fda to stop the pills distribution. the plaintiffs argue the fda inappropriately relaxed rules for the drug's use in 2016 2021. the court's decision did not address that claim, but rather ruled the plaintiffs simply lacked standing to bring the lawsuit in the first place. the ruling doesn't prevent mifepristone is used to be challenged again. but it does mean that recent steps by the fda to make the drug more accessible will remain in place. had the challengers prevailed access to the abortion pill would have become more challenging even in states where abortion is legal. both sides say despite today's ruling, the fight over abortion rights is far from over. this decision was based not on the merits, but on a lack of standing. >>we are not yet out of the woods. atf and our clients

will continue to advocate for women's health and to restore common sense. safeguards for abortion were hopeful that the fda will be held to account for putting politics about women's health. >>and the court still has several other major rulings to release. that's expected to happen by the end of this month. the u.s. supreme court unanimously voted to allow the drug mifepristone in abortion medication. for more on this kron four's darya folsom and james fletcher spoke with san jose state university professor grace howard. >>this might surprise a lot of people considering you know, where to the makeup of the court and the fact that, you know, they just did roe v wade, you think will to same court. how did they come to this decision? >>so this decision wasn't really about this decision was about standing in this case. we had like a random handful of health care providers. one of them was a dentist. you were making very hypothetical

claims about how maybe one of their patients could take abortion pills and maybe they could have complications and maybe they would be required to then treat them the court did not buy into those hypotheticals. usually if you're going to make an argument like this, you have to demonstrate that this medication does to these health care providers and they weren't able to make that claim so less about protecting abortion and more court procedure. get on to that part about like the health claims cause. >>it also seems like this is something to be taken up with. the fda they a problem with the fda. so shouldn't be taking up with the fda. >>writing the fda does have they approved this medication 20 years ago. and in that time we haven't seen evidence that this is a harmful medication. it's a remarkably safe i think one of the reasons why people are breathing a sigh of relief today as if the court had

decided differently, it could mean that if you have a problem with any medication, you could just bring a frivolous to and try to change those regulations. that could be 4 more moms that could be for contraceptives. so it's it's good that the court did not buy into that. however, the battle over contraception like allergy and abortion legality is far from over. >>yeah, i was going to say this is not a done deal. what do you anticipate is the next attempt, the next approach to trying to achieve these goals because those on that side of the argument are they said they're they're determined to see laws changed. >>yes, the goal is to ban abortion at the national level and to ban contraception at the national level. this is not a hypothetical. we know that this is so the things i'm looking at currently there's another supreme court opinion. we're waiting on this case is about. i've been referring to it as how almost dead do you

have to be before you can get emergency care related to abortion? i'm the concerned about the potential outcome there. i'm also watching the comstock act. this is a law from the 1800's. it's anti vice law and it made it a crime to ship obscene materials through the and how they're defining obscene materials that included contraception, even medical textbook sometimes. yeah, because right. the whole of sanity. i know when i see it kind of thing, right? what actually can go back to how did you need to be thing? what it what did you mean by that? can you explain a little more? >>you know, it's a it's a sort of shocking collection of words. what's happening in this case that comes out of idaho. idaho has passed some of the most rigid abortion bans in the and where it used to be pretty standard to include exceptions to these bands for things like your health, more and more states are carving out health and limiting it to life. only so

let's not having your emergency. abortion care could result in sepsis, you could lose a leg. you're still going to be alive. so it's not okay or not. okay. those are the kinds of things we're trying to carve out. in some cases. this is literally life and death stuff. you have to wait until someone is almost to treat them without violating the state's for health care providers. that could mean, you know, depending on where you are potentially life in prison. so the stakes here are really high. >>it seems as though the argument for years had been this needs to be an issue that the states decide for themselves. but it seems more and more recently left. they're bringing these challenges to the court that would implement a nationwide federal level. band which seems to run counter to what the argument was prior to this. >>yes, i think if you trace the anti-abortion arguments over the last few decades because this has been a decades long fight on their

part. >>you'll see that the message is whatever it needs to right. the message used to be exclusively. we need to protect fetuses for a little while. the argument was we need to protect women from these, you know, dangerous pills, these overzealous abortion providers. >>right. so the the the language in the framing of this issue they're very skillful at shifting it. >>okay. so of the things that you mentioned are any of those cases that you're also watching? will those be announced at any point this year? are those arguments going to take us into next year? >>i think that this issue is going to take us into bar into the future. but for the things i mentioned in particular the emergency medical care case could come from the supreme court any day. it will probably come out this month. the comstock act stuff that we're going to sort have to wait for the elections, right? because whoever the next president is and could full-on

enact comstock if they wanted to. then and at the same time, can the re something put? >>you know, that would stop all of this court action stuff like, you an amendment is that could that actually come to >>you could write i would love it if we amended the u.s. to include know the full range of reproductive rights options and care. and i would also love to women in rate. there's no equal rights amendment. we never passed that. and that's another way that we could potentially protect women and 2 people who have the ability to be pregnant, ok? so it'll be dueling efforts. that efforts still continuing on the other side will say. >>that was kron four's darya folsom and james fletcher speaking with san jose state university professor grace howard about the supreme court voting to allow the drug mifepristone and abortion medithe city of

oakland is one step closer to revitalizing the 112 acre coliseum site in east oakland. on wednesday, the city agreed to sell its share of the site to the african american sports and entertainment group. but as kron four's, dan kerman tells us there will be no facelift to the property until the development group buys the other half. and that could be a challenge. >>kaplan, promised i'd re i in council thank you. the motion passes with a >>by unanimous vote, the oakland city council signed off on selling its 50% share in the oakland coliseum to a a

a c g the african american sports and entertainment group. the vote followed an impassioned plea from councilmember rebecca kaplan. >>we have the opportunity for all of us to participate in the make of oakland in the uplift, community in the and the jobs and opportunity. it is a really big step. >>oakland mayor sheng thao has been working on the 105 million dollars sale for some time and says after years of talk about revitalizing east oakland talk can now turn into action will be able to affordable housing on the site. more green spaces that's needed. >>a grocery store possibly. i mean, the possibilities are endless. the hair for still planned. the other component would be entertainment, which may or may not include sports, but will definitely include the arena. we see their arena has a >>centerpiece as part of the development because it there's so much you can build around you know, you're familiar live and how they build around that. the staples center with

hotels and restaurants and that piece of things. i'm not to go too far into the site plan, but that's what you do with vision with the entertainment peace. but don't expect shovels in the ground any time soon. >>that's because the other half of the coliseum was sold by the county. did this man, oakland a's owner john fisher cg is still trying to purchase that half of the 112 acre site. i can say that the >>negotiations with them for their other 50%, undivided interest or no progress kron. 4 reached out to the a's for comment but didn't hear back. >>dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>jack london square in oakland is being internationally recognized for innovative marketing. it's just received a gold maxey award for its alzheimer's awareness program. for more on this kron four's justine waltman spoke with heath mccue with c i am group which manages the events at jack

london square. >>well, we were talking about this in our afternoon meeting like jack london square, alzheimer's disease. they got award. like trying to put the 2 pieces together of how this happened. so you're the perfect person to ask. >>no problem. so job and it's for and the port of oakland post, many dozens of family friendly events at the square every single year. we try to have events that are tied into our local community. and last september was world alzheimer's awareness month. so we chose that has something to go and support community with all timers affects one in 3 seniors that live in alameda county. so we wanted to help get the word out about that raise funds and awareness be yet still have an that was exciting the jack london square to attend. so we had an amazing drone show that had very cool images to support all timers awareness and what else to do. >>have planned for the

community because that's some of what attracted the group that recognize to do with this award is that they love the things that you're doing to provide for the community. >>pt. so what we did was for the home and we have different activities going we had a little puzzled by set out in one of the areas of the center. people would come take pazos leave pazos give them they're elderly family member. the puzzles help he says of alzheimer's, keep their memory lasting longer because they have to put the pose together, used brain functions that support their memory. so we wanted to definitely touched upon that, you know, with the alzheimer's disease. and then we also collected puzzles near the management officer jack london square. and need puzzles were then donated. so the seniors that were afflicted by the disease could use them. >>so you're also were recognized as part of winning this award for increasing foot traffic to the square, which

also help boost those local businesses there. it's always great to see, you know, oakland, getting a little more attention positively and also business going up to when you were there, did you notice? but more people were showing up to shots rang out. >>and that's, you know, definitely part of the program. even we want to do here. we want to support the local businesses, support the cmmunity, bring people to the square so they can experience what a beautiful place in 2 years. is to be here at the waterfront in oakland. >>and you beat out 72 other finalists to get this a gold award. do you think you have something like up your sleeve to try to like to repeat for next year? >>yes. >>definitely. we have some really cool things planned for later this year, which i can't really talk about yet. >>but it was very much very extreme honor to get this award is the word used to only be for the united states and now it's a global award. so it's higher stakes. a lot more competition from countries all

around the globe. so very, very honored and very, very please, jack london square's recognize with his little accomplishment. well, congratulations. and when you're ready to let us know all those other tricks, you know, you know what, you know who to call. >>he's keep mchugh sc. i am. i see i am group which manages the event. >>at jack london square, thank you for joining us. thank you so much for having me. on thurs

the california legislature officially passed their proposed state budget. it comes as california faces a massive deficit with cuts on the way capitol correspondent

eytan wallace has reaction from democrats and republicans in shares. what role the governor still most plane to get the final spending plan to the finish line >>well, what lawmakers here at the state capitol approved is, in essence, just a place holder to beat the june 15 deadline requiring them to pass a proposed spending plan or else they would not get paid. it's a spending plan democrats say will benefit the state while republicans argue it's not sustainable. measure passes with that democratic members of the legislature officially approved their proposed budget for the coming fiscal year. >>backers of the proposal say the 294 billion dollars spending plan. we'll invest in key programs including local homelessness services and will reverse the governor's proposed cuts to state funded social services, including in-home care for eligible undocumented californians and cash aid for low income californians in the cow works program. >>we are insistent that we will not balance this budget on the backs of the poor.

among the largest proposed investments k through 12 public school spending last year. our budget funded students that just a shade over $22,000 per people. this year's budget will be over $24,000.3. people we are doing right by students by educators, by parents in the state of california. but it comes as the state faces a deficit. the governor more than 27 billion dollars as a the legislature spending plan includes proposed productions including 1 billion dollars in cuts to climate programs and an additional 1 billion dollars in cuts to prison programs. the proposal also calls for the elimination of 10,000 vacant state jobs. we had to make some difficult choices and some difficult challenges. >>we have done that in a way that we have been slaves or focus on protecting those core priorities. but republicans say they're frustrated with much of the spending plan, including a proposal to pass some tax credits for larger businesses. >>over the next 3 years, they say that directly contradicts the governor's promise not to

increase taxes. that is definitely an absolute tax rate increase and the governor would have a very difficult time defending it. otherwise, republicans also say the proposed budget includes spending priorities. they believe the state cannot afford, including a $25. minimum wage increase for health care workers. that's a 2 billion dollar item which not a sustainable spending plan. and then we have known deficits going into the budget years after the 25 26 budget. also, this body is out of touch. >>this budget is out of control and the people are out of money. vote no on this budget. but the democratic super majority overwhelmingly passed the spending plan in both chambers and now they must negotiate a final budget with the governor negotiations are going well. i'm obviously a lot of issues to discuss a lot of issues that we're working but i feel like we're making some good progress and hope we can have some news to share in the next couple of days. it. >>and lawmakers and the governor must agree to and sign a final budget deal by july. first reporting at the state tom wallace.

>>this month we're celebrating juneteenth which commemorates the end of slavery in the united states. events are happening across the region and the csu system kicked off a symposium thursday in sacramento. call that stephanie and gives us a closer look. >>csu is holding its second biennial conference to show the contributions of the african-american community that will take place today and tomorrow and is open to the public event is meant to stimulate dialogue about race. culture and bias event will feature world-class speakers and thought invoking discussions about elevating black student success. continuing antiracism work and furthering discussions on how csu can become a national leader for blocks student success. we're here in making sure that every student, especially african american cities black students. >>come into our campuses. feel be longfield. welcome and reach the highest potential and go on to graduate and be the educated citizens in our

democracy in lifting our state. all this comes just as the university prepares to open its block honors college in the fall last week. the university was the first in the state receiving block serving institution designation. the csu is. >>the largest most diverse university in the country. serving almost half a million students graduating 130,000 students a year. >>who stay in california and lift our nation is the diversity of the students. that will be the model of the united states. go to cal state dot edu forward slash juneteenth for more information reporting from downtown covering local news that matters. lot of stuff on and fox. 40 12 people have been

arrested along a bike trail in sacramento county. all of them linked to homeless camps. zach boetto has more. >>pd says these arrests started with community concerns about crime happening in these homeless encampments. so close to these bike trails like the sacramento northern bike trail here. and you can just see how close some of these homes are to this bike trail. and on the other side, very close to homeless encampments, sacramento police over several weeks arrested 12 people, some with warrants after watching them engage in illegal drug activity as a result, police recovered a bunch of illegal items, including one loaded 45 caliber handgun, a loaded privately made gun with a high capacity mag one zip gun made out of the stapler wrench and pipe. 26 grams of fentanyl. 20 grams of amphetamine and a bunch of drug paraphernalia like packaging and syringes. we did speak with a runner who jogs along trails in the area frequently. he says the

cleanup is appreciated. there's actually been a time where a dog came out and takes me. >>and you know, so. they so got to you've got to be careful around here. this can like it, the ball like out here. i'm kind of great for us caused by my back while running in a statement, sac pd says in part, quote, in working in conjunction with our community, our north area problem oriented policing and north area, violent crime reduction team address complaints surrounding homeless encampments on the bike trail east of real into boulevard. >>and north of i-80, we will continue to monitor the needs of our community and reallocate resources as needed and quote again, we're here at the sacramento, northern by trail, a lot of trash along this bike trail here tires, propane tanks, anything you can think of scattered around this bike trail. and, you know, there are some encampments in this area as well. so close to these homes. you can see why some of the homeowners here are sparking

these concerns and are grateful for the sacramento police department for dressing those concerns reporting in sacramento covering local news matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. in south la chesterfield square. a church is being demolished. >>the move comes after fire swept through the building twice in as many days. investigators. we're looking into the cause. ktla ellina abovian has more. >>well, this is a loss for this community. this church has been around since the 80's and now they're getting ready to demolish because the fire essentially destroyed everything gets ida destroyed the roof. now this is the holy apostles church here in south la. this is the 2100 block of slawson avenue. >>and the chesterfield square area. you can see the gas company is here. they're turning off the gas. so a bulldozer can demolish the church and also the building next door at the building next door, according to the fire department, has been empty for the last 3 years. and that's where the fire started eventually spread to the

church. we're told that it's a vacant building. so possibly occupied by homeless. now, the call came in around 3.15, this morning about 50 firefighters responding to this. they were able to knock it down within 30 minutes. unfortunately, not much to salvageas for the cause of the fire still unknown, whether it's an accident or arson. >>we don't know at this time if they are connected. what we do know is that we had to them within 24 hours. our firefighters arrived on scene for the second one. they did have heavy fire showing on arrival quickly spread to the adjacent church. and went defensive on this where we had fire showing through the roof. i on arrival. >>as i mentioned, this is the second blaze this weekend. 48 hours. so what you're seeing is the first fire which was on june, 11th. it started on the roof causing heavy damage inside the church and also to the building next door. the cause of the fire for the first one. also still under investigation. unfortunately, for the people in this neighborhood, they've lost their place of worship. >>every community needs church. that provides

counseling and it's just a good place. so back here we are on slawson. this is in between van ness and haas and this area still remains closed considering they have a lot of work to do. >>to demolish buildings. that is the very latest. i'm ellina abovian here in south la ktla. 5 news. in southern california,

a motorcyclist is dead after being hit by a suspected dui driver. and while police were investigating that crash, a cruiser was struck by a tesla on autopilot mode. chip yost

has the details on both crash investigations. >>hello there. yeah. here in fort in last night there were 2 crashes at the same crime scene and police say they were the kinds of crashes that are perfectly avoidable as you'll see in a moment. one of the crashes was caught on video. this is the moment a tesla crashed into a fullerton police car right around midnight on wednesday near orange torp in court. this is body cam footage of a police officer and dispatcher who was on a right along running out of the way just in time. police say the tesla crashed into the patrol car even though the patrol car's lights were on and flares were set up in the street to warn drivers that the road was closed. while police don't believe the tesla driver was under the influence, they do believe he may have been distracted.

>>the driver did admit to having the vehicle in self-driving mode and also to be on his cell phone. what we want to reiterate is a technology is great. but when driving a vehicle, you still have the responsibility to be laws of the road and keep your eyes on the road for everyone, safety and their own safety. >>thankfully, everyone was able to walk away from that crash, but that was not the case for the crash scene down the street, which was the reason why the road was closed in the first place. police say they're a harley davidson rider was killed after being hit by a suspected drunk driver. police say the motorcyclist was stopped at a red light at orange thorpe and gilbert at around 09:45pm. when a bmw slammed into the motorcyclist from behind. >>yeah, an initial investigation shows that the blue bmw made no attempt to stop or avoid collision with the motorcycle and ultimately collided with pushing into the

intersection. >>or the name of the man arrested on suspicion of dui has been released. he's been identified. >>as 44 year-old francisco garcia vargas. >>of fullerton reporting here in fullerton. i'm chip yost, ktla. 5 news. >>too many coyotes are getting too close for comfort residents in parts of southern california. one woman says that she found a coyote dan right underneath their home. ktla is megan tell us has the story. >>yeah. there's been a lot of fearless lamar park neighborhood swirling around about coyote. is people telling me that there's been a lot of sightings in the past couple of days, weeks, even months. and one instance, there was a woman who was walking. her dog was the night of june second, she saw a coyote started running and screaming. >>and thankfully for her, someone heard her. that woman's name is faye juror harris. she heard her screaming from inside of her home. so she opened her door. it was all caught on camera. take a look.

>>days before that incident, the homeowner hair is witness to pack of coyotes, killing a raccoon opossum in her yard. then discovered that a packet coyote is was living under her home in the crawl space. >>humane wildlife control incorporated in organization offering an alternative approach to people experiencing wildlife problems came out and ensure the coyote left to space instilled up the cross bay century way. but according to some residents i spoke with today, not everyone's coyote complaints. >>have been handled. really, really scary. >>i've seen them a few times. and i just don't know what to do about it call 3, 1, call animal control. okay. i email waits in measurement. nothing. i don't know what i expect to happen. >>i don't know if they attack people. usually the ages. run in goal in in in between

houses. and i don't know if for food or >>are you scared? >>i'm not scared of them, but i bona. >>i did speak with humane wildlife control incorporated today. and the experts tell me coyotes are not stocking people or dogs. they are escorting the dogs away from their pups. coyotes are known to enter yards with unattended dogs and do what they call message these pets to stay away from their offspring. the organization reminding me coyotes fear humans and offered these coyotes safety tips. don't leave small dogs outside unattended. you want to scare or haze coyotes. when you see them look big loud and scary. you can carry these props when you go on walks, especially with your pets. scare sticks with mylar ribbon at the tip, a large trash bag to make noise and umbrella pop open again. looking big and scary. some residents i spoke with who are out walking their dogs today were carrying large sticks and rocks in their pockets. one thing, the

organization reminded me is that we must learn to live with coyotes in our neighborhood. so knowledge is power. megan, tell us in lamar park sending about 2 and hollywood. a

nationwide independent theater with the location here in the bay area may be in for a change. the alamo drafthouse now becomes the first theater chain bought by a major hollywood studio in 75 years, sony pictures announced the deal on wednesday. mobile ramada has reaction to the much loved chain getting bought by an entertainment giant.

>>each alamo location at kind of has its own personality from the village or south lamar. all i would say yes, i would say it is iconic to miller slaughter lane or lakeline. the service is really good. the staff is really nice. the alamo drafthouse carved out a spot in the industry from its first location in 1997. mixing movies with a bite to eat and fan favorite events and programming may see cotton, a board member with the we love video. another austin original. i mean, i do think that the local appeal of the alamo and its its focus on event based in like our favorite movies from the past has really made a special on wednesday. sony pictures entertainment announced it would acquire alamo drafthouse cinema. we asked moviegoers if they were worried this move would mean big changes. i hope that they i feel like austin already has enough of that. so i would love to keep as local and >>kind of like unique as we can this point. i don't have

any concern. >>always like sony's products. so hopefully this will be a good one according to sony alamo drafthouse will continue to operate all 35 of its cinemas across 25 metro areas under the alamo drafthouse brand. >>sony's president says we look forward to building upon the innovations that have made alamo drafthouse successful. and we'll, of course, continue to welcome content from all studios and distributors. if if that's what the alamo felt like they needed to do, you know, we understand it's a business decision that we really hope that people show out and support and just see

police in southern california say the manager of a bar was

assaulted after he asked several customers to leave. he was knocked unconscious and then died at a local hospital ktla center. mitchell reports from santa monica. >>the deadly altercation started inside jamison's pup a gathering place for locals and tourists tonight, new information about the victim. friends say he was from las vegas but was now living in palmdale was a really great i'm a local here and there's a bunch of regulars at the bar and is just really. even killed percent tuesday night on the 2700 block of main street. just after midnight, the bar manager, a man in his 50's escorted 3, rowdy and intoxicated patrons. >>out of the bar when they reached the sidewalk. >>there wasn't an a single punch was thrown victim. i'm i likely his head on the way down to the ground and it was those things that ended up leading to his death.

>>santa monica police arrested all 3 people. and later, a tena fide leonard court. be a 26 year-old from venice as the main suspect corby now facing homicide charges. and it was only through surveillance video and some of our witness statements that we could absolutely pinpoint who it was, who committed the crime. some locals are stunned. >>rowdy one time around person and the been coming for years. i've never seen a fight here. folks that work here of always been really great. so when you heard about this, it's really sad just to, you know, to imagine someone was trying break up a fight, which is above and beyond to the role that they think they're doing when they're serving patrons at their bar to be able to step in and do that, i think is really great. >>and then to be killed doing so. it's just terrible tragedy. >>investigators say the manager was just doing his job by refusing to allow overserved customers in the pup mean. >>this is one of those tragic examples of how you know when

alcohol is involved in an incident, something that could very minor, ends up turning into a life changing event that is affecting many lives. >>deputies have arrested 4 suspects in connection with a violent home invasion in san bernardino county. the sheriff's office believes the suspects may be responsible for several other crimes in the area as well. shelby nelson reports. >>that's right. these 4 suspects are from parts of the inland empire parts of the san gabriel valley. and the reason the san bernardino county sheriff's department is putting out information on this case is because they believe other victims are out there. pistol whipped and threatened for their lives. that's what investigators with the san bernardino county sheriff say happened to a couple who owns one inland empire business. >>before thieves made off with more than $12,000 in cash. the incident dates back to march. 12th at about 03:00am. investigators say 2 victims were sleeping when they were woken up and held at gunpoint by 3 armed suspects at a

location off valley boulevard in bloomington. they don't know this what one of the victims telling ktla. she heard a noise outside shortly after the suspects break through the door, a pistol with her husband and then force him to the front where they demand money. now yet again last and given investigators say the thieves were there for roughly 2 hours before leaving. >>one of the victims left bloodied and bruised. he later went to the hospital where medical staff reported the injuries to authorities. investigators identified. >>3, the 3 suspects and they were taken into custody on may. 30th during the course of the investigation. they also learned about a 4th suspect and that 4th suspect was also identified and arrested in a plan on june. 11th. >>3 men and one woman arrested. authorities believe they're responsible for other a reported home invasions, assault and extortion on local

business owners. investigators do believe that these 4 suspects have gang ties here in the inland empire. >>and believe that that there may be other victims out there who have terrorized by this group. and if so, we would like to speak to those people. >>now, a i mentioned, 3 people entered into that business slash home. but there were a total of 4 people were arrested. investigators aren't saying what that 4th person's involvement isn't. among those 4, there are a myriad of charges, including home invasion, robbery and carjacking just to name a few. the san bernardino county sheriff's department is asking anyone with information or if you are a victim to contact them, you can also remain anonymous by calling 870 crime reporting in bloomington. i'm shelby nelson, ktla. 5 news.

>>after 30 years as a nursing director, it's not the send-off. one woman in vision. >>but she still feels blessed and is determined to continue her road to recovery. ktla is jennifer mcgraw has her story. >>it's a story of triumph. even in her darkest days, end was able to overcome one of life's hardest turtles. she wants others to know they can to. a bitter sweet send-off to a nurse who has dedicated her life to saving congratulations, a career ending after more than 3 decades. sadly, not by choice. you know, this is a >>accident that happened to me. but it's outside of my

control. i can look back on the calendar. damigella was on a dream vacation visiting the waterfalls in costa rica. >>that turned tragedy after a tree limb fell and crushed her spinal cord after a 9 hour lifesaving surgery. she found she was paralyzed from the chest down for months, recovering in the very hospital. she dedicated her life, too. >>i just appreciate the caregivers that took care of me. you know, they they really took care of me as a whole person and being cared by her colleagues at mission viejo hospital has been some filling in so many ways. you know, the patients come and go, you know, it's just the coworkers, what makes of special. and is a special place mission hospital and her colleagues. dan has been a guiding light since day one and still to have taken care of patients and to lead the spine institute and now to have had to be a patient participating in that. >>is really just next door in triumph of courage and now shifting focus on her next

chapter on regaining her independence with an honorary farewell. >>nobody reception in the lobby. and so having for them to do that and have such a special reception for me. i just my coworkers are just amazing. people. >>and making her final round saying it's been the most career. >>i'm just so blessed to so many wonderful people in my life. many people. >>and lots of love. she is married with children but retrofitting their two-storey home has been difficult. if you'd like to help out. there's a gofundme on our website in mission viejo. jennifer macgraw ktla. 5 news. >>former president donald trump returned to capitol hill on thursday for the first time since leaving office. he met with house and senate republicans. the party's presumptive nominee for president washington correspondent reshad hudson reports. this was former

president trump's first visit to capitol hill since leaving office. and it comes as most polls show president biden and trump. >>tied in the race for the white house. former president donald trump returned to capitol hill today. >>this tremendous unity in the republican party. he spoke behind closed doors with house and senate republicans about the upcoming election and legislative priorities from immigration to tax policy. >>many of them excited to see him. we're going to bring back common sense to government have strong borders. president trump brought extraordinary amount of energy and excitement, enthusiasm this morning, even though a new york jury convicted the former president who still faces a number of other charges. >>congressional republicans have embraced him as their presumptive nominee. we are 100% unified behind his candidacy. congressional democrats say the meeting comes as no surprise house republicans have capitulated

and done the bidding of former president trump every day for the better part of the last 18 months. the white house is pushing back on trump's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy and corporations. >>benefiting disproportionate the top of the income distribution and making the rest of us. but the bill. >>and speaker johnson says he's headed down to mar-a-lago on monday to talk with trump about house risas reporting in washington reshad hudson. back to you. a shelter-in-place

was ordered for a shooting

investigation thursday night in san mateo kron four's. sara stinson has more. >>siren. my backyard no. heard the shots for >>this 8 year-old bryan junior was at home with his mom when shots rang out near their san mateo apartment complex turning lights and closing >>that's mars tonight, lock his dad, brian paulus was at work at the time. he says he rushed home to make sure his family was ok, pretty shocking to that. usually a quiet neighborhoods. san mateo police got a call about shots fired off of east hillsdale boulevard on lago street around 4.45 thursday afternoon, officers learned the shooter was hiding in a nearby apartment. so they told the neighbors to shelter in place. police say they found the suspect, but it took some time to get him to surrender. suspect finally exited apartment and was safely no victim was found at the scene.

but shortly after police got a call about a shooting victim being found in san carlos officers went out. san carlos. >>was able to interview the victim and determine that that victim was associate, said this shooting. that victim was later transported to a local area hospital after determining the public was not in danger. police lifted the shelter-in-place know at this point. this looks like a a >>very targeted and isolated incident. police and neighbors say this kind of gun violence is rare in san mateo. >>paula says he's proud of how his son handles himself. i think that's just from is elementary training. you know, it. >>they go to the active shooter training school on the immediately, just kind of snapped and do closing blinds, locking the doors. >>a group of house democrats held a news conference calling for action to prevent gun violence in america. washington correspondent

cymbeline has the details on their plan. >>in newtown, connecticut, and achievement, a marked by loss as high school graduates walked across the stage on tuesday without 20 of their classmates. they were shot and killed in the sandy hook massacre in 2012. we suffered one of the largest mass shootings in america's history. and in washington, lawmakers remember the 49 killed in the pulse nightclub shooting 8 years ago. wednesday. i asked that we join for a moment of silence. for 49 seconds. in honor of those we lost. we are ready to work with anyone in good faith. on thursday, a group of democrats, the gun violence prevention task force advocated for tighter gun laws. i do feel like for the first time the gun violence prevention movement is stronger than the gun lobby. georgia representative lucy mcbath says she ran for congress because their son was shot and killed. i cannot tell

you how important it is to have their support. those democratic representatives pushed universal background checks. >>safe storage of guns and preventing the illegal trafficking of guns. if the biden regime gets 4 more years, they are coming for your guns. last month, former president donald trump spoke at the nra convention urging gun rights advocates to vote in november. let there be no doubt the survival of our second amendment is very much on the ballot. but democrats believe public opinion has turned their way. >>on this in washington, i'm some lot. >>kron 4 continues. our coverage of pride month in san francisco's golden gate park. the national aids memorial grove has been a place of reflection and healing for anyone touched by hiv and aids. on thursday, the grove also inspired a brand new memorial in the park kron four's john shrable brings us the story. >>it may just be the quietest spot in san francisco. aside

from the ever-present chirping of golden gate park's many birds and the wind rushing through the towering redwoods about. one of the few sounds you may encounter down. here is the sound of travis mathews head groundskeeper of the national aids memorial grove tending to this very intentionally landscape corner of the park. >>is that you move in and out of spaces of darkness and light. and i mean, you can see just behind us here you go into the redwoods and it's a darker space. and then you come out into this meant owner opens up to all this light. >>this is a place of meeting to so many, but especially to those in the lgbt community who gather here for remembrance and healing. i had a partner who died from aids in 1993 before lifesaving medications came along. steve saga serve as the senior manager of the national aids memorial. this job was perfect for me through my work on able to help honor all of those

lives that were lost to aids lives impacted by aids. this may be an incredibly beautiful sanctuary. but the story begins during one of the lgbt community's most painful chapters. the aids pandemic, which took the lives of thousands in the city alone and for a community that was oftentimes ostracized. aids only added to the stigma that so many faced being aware at that time that the >>community, the community people with hiv in age were. >>i'm being ignored and and hated >>demonized. >>the memorial is truly been a beacon of love to the lgbt community, but its impact has been expanding more and more a sign of this soon to be unveiled in another part of golden gate park. this is the circle of friends. what many people consider to be the center of the national aids memorial grove? >>in here, the names of some people who passed away from aids, but also those who

donated to set this place aside. the circle also serves as the inspiration for one of the park's newest memorials. this memorial is going to be the first permanent memorial in the u.s. for breast cancer. just up the hill from the national aids memorial with a view as far as sutro tower. >>construction is about to start on a brand new beacon of love says on tests with san francisco reckon parks, rec and park is partnering with bay area young survivors, which is a group that helps and provide support for people that have been diagnosed with breast cancer. much like the circle of friends in the aids memorial grove, the bay area, young survivors, breast cancer memorial garden will feature a similar circular gathering space so people can look down at the words and then also up. >>like to in this section, correct. and then there's also going to be like a metal kind of breaking ground in the fall. this new memorial will transform this hillside much as the aids memorial grove did a quiet grove of redwoods.

what's really exciting is that this is the first memorial to come to golden gate park since the aids memorial grove, which was so that's over 2 decades. well, over 2 decades that we get a new memorial in golden gate park. >>and that's really exciting. a

generates custom coloring book pages instantly. plus, a new smartwatch at a better price point. demuro has more in rich on tech. >>here's what's happening in the tech world. samsung is introducing a new more affordable version of its smartwatch. the first-ever galaxy watch fte starts at

$199. it packs essential features in a 40 millimeter case and comes in black, pink gold and silver. the watch has sleep monitoring heart rate tracking and the ability to track over 100 workout types. plus, tap to pay the wi-fi version is $199. it launches on june 24th cellular version is $249. it launches in october. now compared to samsung's more pricey watches. the ftc has a slightly slower processor, smaller battery and no temperature sensor. just in time for father's day, there's a new website that can help keep the kids busy. it's called dad can't draw. and it instantly generates custom coloring pages for kids. just tell it what you want a picture of. and it uses ai to draw a black and white picture for you to print out and color in the site was created by a dad named josh who taught himself how to code to create the pictures for his own kids.

now he's sharing his project with the world. and although you do have to sign up to use it, everyone gets 10, 3 pages to try it out. plans start at under $3 a month for 100 custom pages. again, the website is dad can't draw dot com. it generates some really cool images. all put a link to bridgerton family english high society. each season focuses on a different bridgerton kid and their love life. this season has been all about

colin bridgerton and penelope featherington. have i lost you had to read or on the red carpet last night stars reflecting on how the poll in love story has played out. >>i'm really excited about part 2 because he no, they just got engaged, right, citing. but everyone realizes the bait with with our secret is over and that's why i love the audience. knowing that and being it on the secret. it's kind of it's like, oh, it's all right to get know. also, yeah, yeah. i think the cone you know, i'm penelope love story. we've all been waiting for it, i think as have john and exquisite. i do think that everybody will be delighted by what they see. and i think i you know, i cry at the so i feel like that's in there i never cry. the reviews of the finale are in variety writes, bridgerton season 3 is no fairy tale. instead, the 2nd half of the season, arguably some of the most vital chapters in the franchise. it's about taking up space and having the courage to face the consequences of your actions.

but this from vulture 3 seasons into its run, bridgerton has fallen into a pattern. >>great for play. if he on the climax, no one signs up for romance with the prospect of an under baked conclusion. and it's frustrating when the momentum and groundwork of a slowly built relationship culminates in a finale that is just fine. the series is streaming now on netflix. now to some movie news we talked about this one was first announced, but disney has officially announced the cast for the live action remake of this animated hit. disney's live action remake of mill wanna is set to be released july of 2026. and the studios have found their leading lady 17 year-old australian access. kathryn long. i has been cast as melania. she's from sydney and is of samoan descent. she says she's honored to have the opportunity to celebrate samoa and all the pacific islands. she also says she's proud to represent young girls who look

like her. disney also announced the casting of on his family after john to we will his father, actress frankie adams has more on his mother and actress and will play the revered grandma tala. all of them from new zealand. dwayne the rock johnson is set to return as maui in the live action movie as well. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm andy reece fire. house republicans are

blasting manhattan da alvin bragg for what they call an unprecedented politicized indictment of donald trump. they claim he's opened the door for politically motivated

prosecutions. washington correspondent basil john reports on the house judiciary hearing into the da's actions. >>ohio congressman jim jordan and other republicans are going after manhattan district attorney alvin bragg out in rags prosecute a president. trump was personal was based on politics and it was jordan calls the indictment unprecedented. he says bragg targeted former president donald trump by charging him with felonies for falsifying business records. what happened, she is usually filed as a misdemeanor. that's the story. and that story is consistent with the facts. kentucky congressman thomas massie doesn't think the verdict has legs to stand on. so the irony here is this is going to be vacated and this trial was all about trying to influence an election. but democrats criticize republicans for holding the hearing in the first place and see the gop is only focused on influencing americans. perceptions of the former president. >>house republicans are

willing to do just about anything to protect donald trump and the consequences of his actions. new york congressman jerry called the allegations baseless and california congressman eric swalwell. took time to make fun of republicans who met trump during his visit to dc joe hands for anyone in the room. who hung out with the phelan today. i want to your hands up. this will be the last hearing about brad as he has agreed to testify in front of congress on july 12 and the day after trump a sentence we're going 40 in washington. i'm basil, john, very strongly for us. >>stocks close mixed as traders process. new inflation data. >>and unhappy workers could deliver a blow to the global economy. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks close mixed a day after new economic data showing inflation continues to cool wholesale prices last

month were down, which typically translates into retail price is also going down, which suggests inflation is moving in the right direction, which means to the south. also this week, the consumer price index showed that on annual basis, inflation is running at 3.3%. that's down from 3.4% the month before among individual stocks. tesla shares up 3% today after ceo elon musk suggested that shareholders might indeed approve his roughly 50 billion dollars pay package making him. it looks like the highest paid ceo in the country. shares of paramount global. meanwhile, down 7% today after the collapse of a potential acquisition by skydance media. the future of the famed hollywood studio now kind of uncertain. all things considered. and here's an interesting new study from gallup. it finds bad vibes are bad for business. more specifically it finds that many workers, if not most workers feel disengaged at the workplace. and as a result, they're basically just phoning

it and that's having a big impact on the world economy. how big gallup estimates that this is resulting in a roughly 9 trillion dollar loss in global productivity. and that's a very big deal. roughly 9% of global gdp. the study finds that only about a quarter of workers say they're engaged at the office. gallup defines being engaged is being enthusiastic about the task at hand. roughly 62% say yeah, they're not really feeling it. i just kind of going through the motions. interestingly, the study also finds that workers are less engaged when their managers are less engage, which perhaps suggest that there might be a crisis in corporate leadership out there. back to you.

>>time for sports. >>well, they continue their road trip in minnesota target field, opening of a four-game series in hopes of bouncing back after that tough series they had against the padres just yesterday is when nba fans and even a soda hoping to see their win today against tweens. well, as picking up top of the second, let's see if their hopes were watching his back in the right place. here hit this one. well, decidir backing golden, gone for 2 run, homer they strike first. bottom of the frames and it's the same score right here to offer byron he grounds one up the middle for a base hit one run scores in the second run score than just like guys, we have a tie. ballgame. bottom of the 3rd mixes where we'll take you. where is tied at 2 to offer carlos correa. he grounds one to right go off diet for

bagels right past another run comes into score than that when they take the lead for career and he wasn't even done their bottom of the 7th one on the already shot to no doubt about that when it's in the second big twins, they can't their lead to 4 on korea's 2 run bomb they fall. 62 in this one. they have now lost 6 straight games and they have game 2 against the twins tomorrow the nba finals seemingly approaching a quick in the warriors getting prepared for the nba draft. and this week they help redraft workout for nba hopefuls as they try to fill those holes in their current coming out usc is dj rodman. he's been most of his college career at washington state this past he shooting 44 from the field pretty decent. need a in the son of hall of fame, 5 time nba champion in its robin. he does pride himself on. what is that? these as some believe that he can bring that showcase it for the

warriors. always my blood are on a you know, it should show it to my blood >>but >>it's something i can control and on a national basis is something you know, you can't control. if you can make shots, you can control. going to if you're going follow, if play well, you can show you can control your fellow on the defensive end and just, you know, you can you can control yourself getting the team the best opportunity to win, but stopping around tikrit you know what expect on the opposing team. >>now, the falcons, on the other hand, they found themselves in a little trouble today after the annaville issued its ruling in the tampering cases along with the philadelphia eagles. now, as for the eagles, they made it out in one piece after league announced there was not enough sufficient evidence to be penalize. do there. pursuit of the running back. saquon barkley now the falcons not so lucky and then was forced forfeit to a 2025 pick a fifth-round pick. that isn't true $150,000 in a fine and violation of that anti-tampering policy in

relation to the improper contact with unrestricted free agents, kirk cousins, they're and a former niner, charlie woerner. staten island was general manager terry fontenot. will. he will also required to pay an additional $50,000 in fines. let's have to pinehurst resort country club in north carolina. it's round one of the u.s. open and scottie scheffler. well, he finished the tied for 34th. >>one over par right here, including this nice birdie it on a par 4 0th hole bryson dechambeau. well, he had himself a great watching here. they're tied 4th with matthew provide. he sings the par on the 9th hole he gets an ovation from the audience, rightfully so. but it was roy mcilroy who years, you know, he better he sings. here's a birdie put in final hole. he finished tied for first with patrick cantlay 5 under par. >>the 2 sit atop the leaderboard heading into the round. 2 of the u.s. open that taking place tomorrow.

>>and that's going to do it for us here on kron on. we'll be back with your morning news. beginning at 5. i'm dan thorn. thanks for watching.

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