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i'm dan thorn police in fremont investigating a deadly shooting at a cvs at the fremont hub shopping center. this happened around 11 o'clock thursday night. witnesses telling security guard got into an argument which escalated that security guard was then shot and killed. the other person was stabbed multiple times. there is no word on that person's condition. customers came by the store on friday and found it closed. >> they were shocked to find out why. >> it's crazy. i can't believe that happened last really i expected for sure. >> cbs issued a statement to kron 4 saying that they are cooperating with police in their investigation of the incident and they are providing store employees with counseling services and other support as needed. the company also notes that while the store is temporarily closed nearby cvs locations are open and serving customers and patients. all right. now to our 4 zone forecast solano

county under a red-flag warning to the weekend, meaning the region. is that a greater risk of a wild fire igniting kron four's? chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here to break it down. looks like a nice weather weekend ahead. but >> because those winds are going to be picking up a little more northerly direction, going to be drying out, too. and so that's going to set the stage for least higher fire conditions around the bay area. not critical but higher. you've got to be careful out there right now. beautiful look out toward the bay as we've a lot of sunshine even along the coastline today that fog eroded red flag warnings going up to get into a lake county get up toward a clear lake. also parts of slum, a county, the sacramento valley. this goes up on saturday continuing through sunday and monday. i think sunday probably going to be the windiest of the days as we're going to see some of those winds kind of ramping up sustained 15 to 25, maybe gusting to 40 or more. but but they were watching out for you get a little northerly component. all of a sudden we watch the humidity dropping down to about 10 to 20%. so some very dry conditions around the bay area as we head through the weekend got to be

careful even locally here. we've got a fire forecast for see some of the spots you get that afternoon. sea breeze kicking in. and certainly you get a fire going especially to some of that dry grass that showing up. now, tomorrow will pick up again by the afternoon, but looks like more so especially on sunday. look at all the colors still in in the orange to red, elevated fire risk throughout the weekend. here in the bay area. back to you. people in parts of santa clara and santa cruz counties may spot low flying helicopters and drones next week. >> that's because pg any plans to conduct public safety power, shutoff drill on monday and tuesday. utility says that they're not expecting this drilled actually interrupt anyone's power, though. we now know the name of the man that was killed in a hit and run crash earlier this week in san francisco. he was identified as 41 year-old miguel on help barrera crews, flowers and candles. now late a light posts and mission in cortland avenue to. honor his life. police say the crash happened in this area shortly before 4 monday morning. police are asking anyone with any

information or possibly video of the collision to give them a call. >> take a look at this. a massive drug bust in san francisco's mission district. >> police say a resident alerted them about a car that may have been involved in a drug distribution. so essentially a drug deal near 17th and shot. well. police searched the car and found. more than a million a half-million dollars in cash and drugs, including cocaine and methamphetamine. police arrested 2 people on multiple charges. santa rosa police are warning of a rise in gang-related violence. they say several teens ranging in ages from 13 to 15 have been arrested and connection, robberies and assaults on the downtown area at the santa rosa transit mall. police say the latest assault happened on june 6th when a teenage boy was beaten unconscious by 10 people. no word on the victim's condition. police say these crimes have increased the demand of law enforcement resources. san francisco based

wells fargo has fired more than a dozen workers alleging they simulated keyboard activity. that's according to a report by bloomberg who says the employees are being accused of using mouse movers to simulate mouse motion to give the impression that someone is that their keyboard, according to bloomberg, those employees who lost their jobs are in the bank's wealth and investment management group. berkeley public schools could begin providing cash payments to black students whose ancestors were enslaved and the united states. that was just one idea that was floated at the berkeley unified school district board meeting earlier this week. members heard ideas from a committee tasked with developing recommendations for what preparations could look like in the district and how they would be funded. the board also discussed developing a new curriculum for teaching the history of slavery in america. but no plans have been approved yet. all board members expressed support for the ideas that presented by the task force.

>> we know that there isn't anything that will actually repairs that farm. but we know that this is a step in the right direction towards reparations or towards repairing the harm that was caused to our people here and the united states and beyond. >> the task force also recommended creating a thorough harm report documenting the impacts of segregation, discriminatory policies and other lasting impacts of slavery. in the school district. unionized muni operators are getting a raise. they ratified a new contract with san francisco after voting down the previous proposal about 2 weeks ago, the approved contract runs from july. first through june 2027. over that time. operators will get a 13% inease with first pay bump coming on july. 1st. well, it's going to cost you a little bit more to ride the ferry from the city to the east and north base. starting on july. 1st, the san

francisco bay ferry increasing its fair by 3% going one way from alameda, oakland or richmond to the city is going to cost you $4.70. if you're coming from south city, it's going to cost you $7.20. and the fair from the light, how $9.60, this fare increase was approved by the board of directors last year. pier 70 in san francisco is growing historic shipyard located next to the dogpatch neighborhood. we'll be adding in indoor panel and pickleball club called bay paddle. it's going to be opening in july. pottery ker and many more artists, sons are also going to b brought into this projec currently 12 food companies and artists are already eatured at the pier. developers said their vision is to grow a creative community. on this day in the bay celebrating the life and work of san francisco chronicle, columnist herb kane.

>> 58 years, some 16,000 columns, more than anyone else in newspaper history. >> this is a kron. 4 news reported from 1997 about cain's successful writing career and how his column influenced public opinion. cain wrote about topics like civil rights, racism and the vietnam war and went on to win a pulitzer prize. the city of san francisco celebrated the first annual herb kane day on june 14, 1997 with a celebration on the embarcadero. r-sport or our reporter spoke with cain throughout his career. >> they'll schedule what hurricane is really like. how would you describe yourself? well, the phony for one overdressed now about 5 to 7 getting away with murder for years with and are they going to catch up with >> that's a cool look. cron originally broadcast from studios located in the basement of the san francisco chronicle, building at 5th and mission streets. and of course, our call letters

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us how kron four's team took part in contra costa county. >>well, right now, i'm inside the volunteer center here at the food bank of contra costa and solano counties were today kron. 4 employees were helping every year. the parent company of kron 4 nexstar broadcasting host what's called founder's day. it's a day for employees to volunteer. we have chosen to help out here at the food bank in contra costa county, as well as the food bank in san francisco. volunteers here box of food, which is then delivered to needy families. now usually food banks get a lot of attention during the holidays, thanksgiving and christmas. but there is a need in the summer months as well. what kind of demand are you seeing out there right now? seen a lot of people come in and what what's it like right now? >>yeah, absolutely. we continue to see a high need in our community. we currently serving a over 400,000 people every between contra costa solano counties. and of course, none of this is possible without assistance from the public were looking for volunteers. you're around, you know, both in the warehouse, as you can see back here at our director should be

shuns. we're also looking we're always looking for donations. both monetary early food base. anything that you can donate or volunteer your helps us tremendously. now, if you want more information about how to volunteer or how to donate, you can go to food, bank, c, c s dot but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>you're watching kroall right.

check the forecast with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>fog free around the bay area this afternoon. beautiful shot as the sun setting. now outside, you can see nice

clear skies, a little haze out there in our atmosphere. otherwise beautiful day. and this weekend looking good to although the winds we talk about, they're going to kick up again. we've got that weak system sliding on through just to our north. you see a few high clouds begin to make their way into parts of the north bay. that onshore breeze continuing outside right now. but a high pressure going start kick to the east and behind. now we've got this trough of low pressure. going to begin to drop in. so that's going help to cool down. the temperatures going to be warm, especially away from the immediate coastline. you warmer temperatures inside the bay in the valleys, but cooler than what we had today and the winds going start to ramp up as early as tomorrow afternoon as you see that from begin to get a little bit closer. so numbers going break down like this in the san francisco. really some nice weather downtown. you're talking about 68 degrees, but breezy in the afternoon about 62 in the sunset cooler out toward the beaches. of course. and that breeze going to be picking up in the afternoon. but we'll see some sunshine even out toward the beaches with 50's and 60's there by tomorrow afternoon. inside the bay should be beautiful. 65 degrees in millbrae about 64 december on. 66 burlingame

headed down the peninsula. really? numbers warming up nicely. how about some 70's in woodside? 74 in sunny and bright in redwood city all day long waking up to plenty of sunshine and that's where end up tomorrow in the south bay, 70's and 80's little hazy in the afternoon. but 81 degrees pretty comfortable in campbell, 80 degrees in santa clara and warm 79 degrees in san jose. he's numbers going back off just a little bit from what we had today. still mid 80's out do it in place like little more. and also the pleasanton. 82 snow about 72 degrees in union city further north. so a lot of sunshine coming your way. and that's where it's going kind of play out this weekend. so really a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy it. just be careful. fire danger is going to be running higher, especially the afternoon with those winds picking up right to the delta can see that breeze blowing in the afternoon and more. those winds on the way, a little bit more normal, especially in the sunday. so next couple days, we're going to see what looks like a nice weekend ahead. temperatures right about the average for this time of your father's day. looks like a very nice day. all the little bit windy toward a lot of part of a summer officially begins. would you know, next thursday? that's when those temperatures could be pushed back in the

90's. >>the alameda county fair is now underway. kron 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson shows us the first day of the festivities. >>we're the largest county in northern california. >>and we have such a big space. so. activities that we offer. we also have a lot of entertainment we have a new canine stars dog show uber to pray shows are always trying to bring martin is the go come from europe and asia. >>what's your favorite part of the fair? and just remind me growing up, you know, coming up, my dad and having a little bit of fun and a bringing the kids season fireworks and just that whole upbringing like a hair, you know. >>great carnival midway. i'm surprising gains. we have a part of we've also got a ton

of the rise with your friends to come in my and go to the concert series. we've got that. we've got drones shows nightly drone shows united states which are >>really yeah, there's totally something for everyone. >>with most kids out of school and looking forward to summer break. apple has a fun new camp. the kids might enjoy. rich demuro has more in rich on tech. for over 20 years now. apple stores have hosted apple camp. this is where kids and their parents can get creative on the latest apple devices. >>this year's theme is exploring new worlds and telling stories inspired by kindness. whole camp is in i

think it's making lot this year's theme using your imagination to create stories inspired by to the free 90 minute. sessions are for kids. 6 to 10 years old when he told there is a nice there. >>it's going to help ensure that this from your imagination held throughout the summer at apple stores across the country campus. so near and dear to my heart every single year. always look forward to this experience and seeing kids come alive, especially if they're a little shy or nervous in the beginning. well, by the end, they're so confident this year session focuses on using the ipad to create interactive storybook. they're creating animations are are shapes at 3 d shapes to our photos where they place the 3 states in the world around them and maybe don't. that's staple of the goes through all. so friend

helps him and up whole time. so ball doesn't go. you came up with the whole story. yeah. the kids learn new skills on familiar devices and sometimes parents to 2 margin some. so now that i was like, i didn't know i had do that. plus, there are bigger lessons. there's always room for more and to get these kids thinking about in creative way. early apple camp, part of a larger initiative called today apple which offers free hands-on sessions that teach valuable skills and hidden tricks. you know, we all want our kids to learn about technology, but in a safe place with us, a great opportunity to do >>signup is open now. sessions run through the end of july. all campers get a free t-shirt, too. if you want more information on apple camp, go to my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack.

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a local humidity empowerment group is trying to bounce back after their building was damaged by a drive-by shooting. the organizers say bullets blew out some of the windows and left holes in the walls, but they say this is not going to stop them from their mission to do good in vallejo. >>some windows and a door are now boarded up at the boys and girls empowerment group in vallejo, bullets riddled the building on the night of june. 8th organizers say the damage was from a drive-by shooting while window my door. when show all.

>>it's a hole in the wall. executive director of the group orlando graham says he's thankful no one in the building was injured with the shooting shows gun violence continues to be a problem in vallejo and kids. summer camp is just around the corner. we don't want that to habit or our kids for sure. the group's organizers say at first they were concerned about spreading the word about the shooting. they didn't want families or others in the community seeking services to be worried about coming to the space. didn't want to get the go fund me. i didn't want to put it out. >>all trains were going to want to keep but i thought about i said, well, you know, it's going to get out there any way put it out there. let's get ahead and talk about this because we love our kids and we our community. it's unfortunate what happened said this, you know, with our organization ever

>>31st. we spoke with travelers who told us they're disgusted but not surprised to see something like this happen. >>lax security footage caught the 2 men chasing one another

on the airport's sidewalk plowing into an elderly woman trying to offload er luggage curbside. they come out it or not down. that's terrible. it's horrific. it's inhuman. >>i do feel like whoever did that something went very, very wrong in their life. >>the woman was knocked unconscious. the 2 men continued fighting in left or on the pavement. the most shocking thing and that's why we're asking the public to help after this both the failed to render aid. >>the our victim here could be your mother, your grandmother. and because that we're concerned for public safety. >>lapd says the brutal road rage attack started when one of the 2 involved was cut off, yelling, escalated in. the men, jumped out of their cars and begin fist fighting in traffic just before the woman was knocked over. one of the man has since turned himself in. but police are still looking for this man. 38 year-old jason given senior last seen driving out of lax in a silver chevrolet sedan. police say the car is visible

damage to the front passenger door. the >>we're asking their help, trying to find to come in. shares story with us and let the legal process work its way. >>the woman who suffered a head injury has been released from the hospital. travelers think more security might help prevent this but don't have a lot of faith that they'll be tough enough consequences for hurting this woman and impacting public safety. >>set season this, the state of affairs, this world is here in la. they're not. 2 strong about. prosecuting people. that do if they get caught doing things like that. it's it's a sad situation. >>that man turn himself in and has been arrested you can help find the second person involved. you can do it anonymously by calling 1, 802, 2, 2, tips at lax. sara welch, ktla. 5 news. >>antioch police are telling residents to be careful the next time they visit the bank. police say they're investigating almost a dozen robberies related to bank visits in the past 90 days.

kron four's gayle ong has the details. a warning from antioch police alerting residents to stay vigilant after victims were robbed after leaving local banks doesn't surprise me. i've been here for 28 years. >>it's gotten continuously worse. according to police detective detain 2 robbery suspects after a foot pursuit. one of the suspects was carrying a firearm. as of friday. there are close to a dozen open robbery investigations involving bank visit. the crime has increased even during the daytime. >>doesn't matter when you go, i just hope you keep your head on the school. lonnie smith says he hears about these incidents on the nextdoor app. >>even a chase bank was robbed last week. but what happens if people sit out the cars and they will follow a person all the way home, matter where they live. even from here to okay, which is about him out, about 7, 8, miles. right to the driveway. police say 4 of the robberies happened at a different location after the victim's left. the banks. >>and 6 other instances robberies happened in the bank

parking lots. police say the suspects stole cell phones, wallets and money. so you just got to be careful. and i think sometimes we complacent. >>phones and stuff like that. looking down and not paying attention to us around us. that's important. if you know what time we're in today. we've got to attention any apd is giving the same advice and as people should avoid carrying large amounts of money. >>walk in well lit areas and report any suspicious behavior to police in antioch, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >>you're watching kronew resear

the alarm on so-called pink slime sites posing as local news outlets in posting scores of polarizing partisan content. experts now warning these phony sites are outnumbering real news websites, news nation's ali should be a has been going through the numbers fake news outlets popping up everywhere online. >>in just the past few months, hundreds of these phony local news sites have popped up really with the goal of one kind of trying to surpass and overcome legitimate new sighting contents. >>the number just continue to fuel this polarization or false narratives we're seeing ahead of this election that is heating up. want to show you the numbers here. according to research group newsguard, there are 1265 pink slime outlets kind. the nickname police politically motivated and often partisan back websites pretending to be local news outlets. this compares to roughly 1213

website of actual legitimate local newspapers. basically meaning if you're looking for a local news site, you have a more than 50% chance of getting a phony one set. now, according to news guard research, the sites are targeted. nearly 45% of the sites are aimed at regions in swing states and voters there. we're talking about illinois, pennsylvania, wisconsin and florida. again, looking to have a paid one of our most sacred democratic process is so i think i'm very concerned about what the impact is going to be. >>of these partisan, any logical sites and in the fall campaign. and, you know, i hope that people are hyper vigilant when they read his information. >>i hope that out because like politifact can help us make a difference. and i hope the social media platforms, which is a lot a lot of the stuff spreads are also digital sources of information. we spoke with news guard about their research. what else they uncovered. this is interesting. a lot of these websites are raising money by

outright promising special interest groups and partisan organization. they can thousands of votes in various legislative of regions and elections. however, not being transparent, course, with that backing in terms of how they're able to grow so fast to letters, artificial intelligence. >>i essentially right there able to be back in power by i pump out content certainly quicker and cheaper than most local news organizations also able to capitalize on what's been happening for years. the decline of local news want to show you a graphic representation of that we see on this graphic most of the country geographically in a news desert. >>on the green part of the graphic, you can see 200 counties no longer have local newspapers in the arms portion of graphic over 1500 counties out of 3,000 nationwide have just one local newspaper in often this is a weekly updated paper or site. when you look on that map, it is easy, of course, to tell them how

illegitimate in phony websites are able to fill the gap with misinformation and potentially have an impact on our elections. >>all right. time now to check the forecast with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. looks like a nice weather weekend ahead. but because those winds are going to be picking up a little more northerly direction, going to be drying out, too. and so that's going to set the stage for least higher fire conditions around the bay area. not critical but higher. you've got to be careful out there right now. beautiful look out toward the bay as we've a lot of sunshine even along the coastline today that fog eroded red flag warnings going up to get into a lake county get up toward a clear lake. also parts of slama county, the sacramento valley. this goes up on saturday continuing through sunday and monday. i think sunday probably going to be the windiest of the days as we're going to see some of those winds kind of ramping up sustained 15 to 25, maybe gusting to 40 or more. but they were watching out for you get a little northerly component. all of a sudden we watch the humidity dropping down to about 10 to 20%. so some very dry conditions around the bay area as we head through the weekend got to be

careful even locally here. we've got a fire forecast for see some of the spots you get that afternoon. sea breeze kicking in. and certainly get a fire going especially to some of that dry grass that showing up. now, tomorrow will pick up again by the afternoon. but it looks like more so especially on sunday. look at all the colors filling in the orange to red, elevated fire risk throughout the weekend. here in the bay area. back to you. >>the perfect summer escape is just a short drive away. its first along the coastal bluffs of palace verdes peninsula. hello, bobian reports. >>okay. promise i'm not drinking. i'm just smelling. but what a beautiful set up here at the tehran mayor is right here in rancho palace. verdes ease. i have chef andrew vaughn rigth me. he's going to talk about the food and wine festival coming up on july. 21st. >>hi, how are you? good. nice to see how great. thank you. this is such a gorgeous spread and this is essentially a sneak peek of what is going to happen here on july. 21st, the food and wine festival. tell us all about few little snapshot. so we've got a great vip experience where we're going to have a ton of cheee

and charcuterie. >>and all of our chefs at the resort who are participating with some new bites and great surprises for the event. we also have some winds that will be featuring some of our local wineries. we've got o dow and then some great desserts as our pastry chef is curated some nice bites for the summer. that will be really exciting and great. >>so walk us through the experience for someone who is not familiar with food and wine. what is experience like? because you have this gorgeous backdrop here, but they're so much more that day. sure. it's a partnership with the james beard foundation as well as lexus. so there's going to be a. >>a lot of experiences. i'm going to be right on this line as well. over 20 restaurants, 50 wineries. it's going to be all-day event is going to be fantastic. >>sounds right up my alley. i will be here. haha. so let's look over here. this is all the information you need to know. let's talk about

pricing. it's happening july. 21st from 10:00am to 5 o'clock. how much does this cost and what does it take to get the early bird special tickets yet? >>tickets are $180. but early bird special online is 130. so you have some time to do that before the event. >>okay. very cool. and earlier we talked about the proposal happening down by the code. but this is such a gorgeous place to hold a special event. yeah, special events, weddings, parties, you name it where we're right on the ocean. we have times of experiences that anyone can enjoy and you have in-house catering from. wonderful shots and also and house event planning, correct? absolutely. and then restaurants and every outlet we have over 5 restaurants. so something for everybody, something for everybody. so you get engaged down by the beach. you get married over here. i mean, i'm just sold on the line. we'll send it back to you guys. >>yofinally all clear on

5.80, in pleasanton after a two-car collision forced the semi truck to rollover kron four's philippe djegal shows us what slowed the friday morning commute to a crawl. >>turned on its side along west bound 5.80, in pleasanton, a costco semi truck causing heavy traffic congestion after it tipped over at around 9 o'clock in the morning. there's a 4 vehicle traffic collision. >>occurring in the westbound lanes, california highway patrol sergeant alex bryant says the chain reaction crash started as 2 cars collided when one of the drivers attempted to change lanes. one of those cars then veered into the big rig. the semi truck slammed into a minivan and

that's when it rolled over a tiny have diesel truck at them like this, that much weight got going at 55 miles an hour is is always a dangerous factor. the truck driver was the only one transported to the hospital, but the chp and costco say his injuries were minor. you learn in order take action time look over shoulders and trying to change lanes. take the extra second to make sure your surroundings are clear prior making paddling changing kind of turning movement in pleasanton philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>i mean, is facing murder and attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting and killing a teen. another teen was also shot inside the home. police say he was an innocent

bystander. ktla is chip yost has more. >>hello there. this shooting happened right next to an elementary school. and police say it involved a 27 year-old man chasing down 2.13 year-old boys and opening fire. 13 year-old daniel vargas was passionate about sock and was excited about getting ready to start high school. but is this go fund me page explains. he'll never get that chance on june 5th, the orange county district attorney's office says daniel became the victim of gang related violence. the 13 year-old victim and a 13 year old friend of his for walking down the street. >>they were involved in a prior confrontation with another child as they were running away from that confrontation. they were confronted by the 27 year-old. they then shot them as they were running away. >>the shooting happened at around noon near bishop in flour in santa ana, right next

lowell elementary school, which was in session at the time when police got there, they found daniel lying on the sidewalk suffering from a gunshot wound. and while the bullets missed his friend, another teenager nearby was not so lucky. >>as a 27 year-old was shooting at the 2 teenage boys. a bullet went into nearby home. and 16 year-old who was inside of his house completely unrelated to that end sunday. >>that 16 year-old survived and was taken to the hospital. daniel was also taken to the hospital, but passed away 2 days later. 27 year-old minutes has since been arrested and charged for daniel's murder. jimenez is also charged with attempted murder. he's currently being held in the orange county jail without bail and is due back in court on july 10th in santa

ana. i'm chip yost, ktla. 5 news. >>developing news in the los angeles, west hills. people are on edge tonight after an armed suspect was seen prowling around their neighborhood. neighbors reported seeing a man looking to the windows of homes on once treated night. police are still searching for that person. ktla. shelby nelson has more. >>that's right. one of the neighbors who spotted that guy tells us that he knew something was suspicious. it wasn't until later he learned from other neighbors that that man may have been armed. >>i out the window and i saw a man trying to break into my neighbor's house. i saw him looked in the windows. this brandon taylor is talking about a man walking through this west hills la neighborhood tuesday afternoon near valley circle boulevard and stag street. >>you see him peeking through one person's gait. taylor had been home when he spotted the person. he then decided to keep an eye on him. >>followed my car.

>>i kept a safe distance. taylor, a videographer who sells video to news outlets for a living decided to film him. i watched hop a fence into someone's property. >>and so i called 9-1-1 at that time and was on hold for. about 27 minutes. they transmitted non-emergency taylor ended up going home. it wasn't until later on, though, police received reports of a possible prowler in the same neighborhood at around 8.35. my husband always checks the camera before it goes to sleep and he noticed is who owns do lonnie's pure drinking water, aslant avenue. and ben owens street says her husband checked the cameras in and around 10. 43. he saw this. >>what appears to be the same in with something in his hand actually done. you could see him working with it and he's pointing it out the alarming video shared among neighbors prompting many to be on the lookout. we have a patrol here. we have a homeowners association. >>however, we we have received a few letters that tell us to

be on the lookout for anything suspicious as scary that it could be that, you know, people coming around this close a gun walking around. for a place to get lmp details, ktla. the reporting party didn't indicate that the person was armed but the alleged prowlerwas described as a hispanic male with a blue shirt and dark shorts. when you see the guy with the gun, that really it's very disconcerting and actually stepped up a is not just taking over your fence now. >>and that person ultimately was not found. but as you heard from neighbors, they will continue to be on the lookout. >>reporting live in west hills and shelby nelson, ktla, 5 news.

all right. time now to check the forecast with kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow fog free around the bay area this afternoon. beautiful shot as the sun setting. now outside, you can see nice clear skies, a little haze out there in our atmosphere. otherwise beautiful day. >>and this weekend looking good, too. although the winds we talked about, they're going to kick up again. we've got that weak system sliding on through just to our north. you see a few high clouds begin to make their way into parts of the north bay. that onshore breeze continuing outside right now. but high pressure going start kick to the east and behind. now we've got this trough of low pressure. going to begin to drop in. so that's going help to cool down. the temperatures going to be warm, especially away from the immediate coastline. you warmer temperatures inside the bay in the valleys, but cooler than what we had today and the winds going start to ramp up as early as tomorrow afternoon as we see that from begin to get a little bit closer. so numbers going break down like this in the san francisco. really some nice weather downtown. you're talking about

68 degrees, but breezy in the afternoon about 62 in the sunset cooler out toward the beaches. of course. and that breeze going to be picking up in the afternoon. but we'll see some sunshine even out toward the beaches with 50's and 60's there by tomorrow afternoon. inside the bay should be beautiful. 65 degrees in millbrae about 60 for december on 66 burlingame headed down the peninsula. really? numbers warming up nicely. how about some 70's in woodside? 74 in sunny and bright in redwood city all day long waking up to plenty of sunshine. and that's the way lined up tomorrow in the south bay, 70's and 80's little hazy in the afternoon. but 81 degrees pretty comfortable in the campbell. 18 degrees in santa clara and warm 79 degrees in san jose. he's numbers going back off just a little bit from what we had today. still mid 80's out to do it in places like little more. and also the pleasanton. 82 snow about 72 degrees in union city further north. so a lot of sunshine coming your way. and that's what's going play out this weekend. so really a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy it. just be careful. fire danger is going to be running higher, especially the afternoon with those winds picking up right to the delta can see that breeze blowing in the

afternoon and more. those winds on the way, a little bit more normal, especially in the sunday. so next couple days we're going to see what looks like a nice weekend ahead. temperatures right about the average for this time of your father's day. looks like a very nice day. all the little bit windy toward a lot of part of the day. summer officially begins. would you know, next thursday? that's when those temperatures could be pushed back in the 90's. this year's farm bill is on its way to the house floor and republican chair of the house agriculture committee says. >>some democrats are supporting the bill. congressman gt thompson says it strikes a good balance between support for farmers and support for nutrition programs. with the house. democratic leaders says the bill is a punch in the gut. for those who depend on government food aid and a big step backward in the effort to slow climate change. washington correspondent basil john reports. >>we know what america needs for farmville. republican congressman glenn gt thompson is excited for the farm bill to hit the house floor. we rock voices of american

agriculture to the table. this house farm bill includes nutrition program assistance and rural support funding like neck crop insurance allows a farmer and rancher to pay. >>paying enough bills off to keep farming for the following year. thompson is also proud the farm bill includes critical support for dairy farmers. >>especially in his central pennsylvania district. gary is our largest commodity and the dairy margin coverage is. fairly new risk management program. about 80% of the farm bill is dedicated to food and nutrition programs like snap, which thompson says is necessary. >>administration title is about food, security for all america. we should take great pride that we help neighbors in need. this is a really strong bipartisan bill. is that, in fact, is an inaccurate statement. but no surprise. house democratic leader hakeem jeffries criticized the bill for cutting nearly 30 billion dollars in food and nutrition assistance. >>and says they will fail because of that. no one believes with any degree of

credibility at the farm bill that emerged out of the ag committee has a shot despite jeffries expectations, the senate has a similar version of the farm bill and thompson is confident both versions will pass and the chambers will meet in the middle reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>pixar is inside out. 2 opens nationwide and it's expected to have a huge weekend. we caught up with the actors who star in the film scott movie man says the details in the entertainment report. >>exciting day for pixar lovers. the much anticipated sequel inside out 2 is in theaters and it's projected to open with 90 million dollars. this weekend. the first movie which won the academy award for best animated feature, also open, but 90 million dollars. and that was 9 years ago. this month. if that protection holds, it will surpass due in part to an godzilla com. the new empire as the biggest opening of the

year. all right. doug kolk caught up with the actors behind the animations. how it can. >>a way for 3 days. all we get is going. >>yes, as rest effects of the game and they they've created this way of talking about something that's very abstract. you know, someone said draw sadness and find a way to show what anxiety looks like on screen pixar just once again manages to make something very special and beautiful. you make happy that this makes her fear, protect her from the scary stuff she can and my job is to protect her from the scary stuff see a big part of dealing with emotions. just naming them. >>there's something they want to be heard they want to be seen wants to go all icu, anger. there's and then suddenly you feel better. which your name, big fella.

meant my 4 year-old daughter. i took her to her very first >>who is your favorite? you're number 2. she degree of the green character, which and just does go. to have her on our team. film is a great example of >>little people really get it and love it and laugh at it. and adults really wanted and needed and feel things from i'm sorry. i think ahead of myself, i'm anxiety, anxieties. this thing it kind of does falling around in the way and that i think more so. >>since we haven't been together you know, the goal of a sudden all of those social interactions. that's the thing about the film think is that really amazing is that it you could picked a better time to deal with that subject. >>barely touched, get your teenager. they're going to

think that they're the only ones thinking and feeling what they're thinking and feeling. >>and that's the big part that i love that film as a re able to tell people that are they are unwell. >>it signed up to in theaters now. that's entertainment report from hollywood. i'm scott movie mantz. since last

july, san francisco police have had to help with both federal and state partners in tackling the fentanyl crisis in the tenderloin. well, overdose deaths continue. progress is being made in the last year. federal partners alone have made nearly 200 arrests and seized more than

45 kilos of fentanyl as kron four's. dan kerman reports about one quarter of that seizure. was just in the last month. >>a drive-thru the tenderloin during the day finds less drug dealing than in the past. mostly because federal, state and local law enforcement have ramped up operations. but drug dealers have ended up adapting as we've continued our pressure and presents. >>article law enforcement operations throughout the daytime operations. a lot of our traffickers and dealers start switching towards tonight, brian clark, but the san francisco office of the drug enforcement administration says over the last several months crackdowns have expanded into the night and overnight hours with extra officers and agents added for 30 days in may and june. >>the results have been significant. tweeted, 23 operations of the course of 28 days out of those. we 48 arrests. i was 40 arrests. we charged a 23 individuals with federal charges. we seized

over 11 pounds of fentanyl to put 11 pounds of fentanyl in perspective. that's about 5 kilograms, which the dea says has the potential of killing 2.5 million people getting that off. the street is a positive step one, the dea says will continue. we're not going away, right? we're going to keep on working and holding those dealers accountable. and making the community safer. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>kaiser permanente in sandra fell is offering more resources to the community in fighting against overdose deaths. health care provider rolled out a new narcan vending machine and he's already seeing a growing need kron four's lezla gooden is taking a look at what that means for marin county. >>i knew narcan vending machine is now available to residents in marin county. the free vending machine is located at kaiser permanente's. samara fell medical park and hopes to fix a growing trend and the county

county we've seen an alarming number. >>fentanyl related deaths that 6 out of 10 overdose deaths are fentanyl related. jason bateman and emergency medicine doctor in sandra fell tells us since the video machine open on monday, the demand is in 3 and a half days that we've had going on. we've already restocks the machine twice each box. an arcane contains 2 single doses and already 175 doses have been given out this week alone. >>back in march, marin county issued a health advisory after seeing a spike in fentanyl related deaths. it is the leading cause of death among residents, amber red under age of 55. >>the number of those deaths have doubled in the last 3 years. kaiser has partnered with od. free moran, overdose prevention coalition and they

are responsible for the placing of the vending machine in its restocking. if they continue to see people using it. >>we could see more in the future. this is opportunity to test a look all the different sites and the degree of access and use we're seeing in terms how many of these devices are being dispensed. like was a good in kron. 4 news. >>you're watching kron-onkron 4

election headquarters. and with less than 5 months until election day, a new poll shows democrat adam schiff significantly ahead of republican steve garvey. and california's u.s. senate race,

capitol correspondent eytan wallace says the results and why there garnering a lot of attention. >>democrat adam schiff, thank you, everybody. and republican steve garvey. you're looking at the candidates squaring off for the u.s. senate seat long held by late senator dianne feinstein. according to a new poll from the public policy institute of california, schiff is leading garvey by 25 points last month during a one-on-one interview with garvey expressed confidence he can win where we have common six-and-a-half minds, i think is minor miracle and we will win because we care about all people that loyola law school professor jessica levinson says that will be very challenging in the state where registered democrats outnumber registered republicans by about 2 to one. i don't think there's anything that steve garvey can do. i think that steve garvey is the opponent that adam schiff wanted and we all essentially knew that this race was over. once it became a top 2 finish with adam schiff and steve garvey. the

poll also finding in the race for president democrat joe biden will easily win the state of california against republican donald trump. but in the same poll, more than half of respondents also said they disapprove of the job. biden is doing. it comes as 36% of respondents said the economy and cost of living is their top issue. priority followed by housing, affordability, homelessness, crime and government. mark baldassare as the poll director it. mean the economy. we asked people where butts about. >>what are the economic conditions going to be during the next 12 majority of people say that they expect been economic times on that topic. a majority of respondents said they would prefer to pay lower taxes and have a state government that provides fewer services. it's for that reason why baldessari says he was surprised to see more than 6 out of 10 respondents said they will vote no on a ballot measure that would make it tougher for state lawmakers to raise taxes. specifically. the proposal will require voters to approve every new tax or

tax governor gavin newsom and democrats in the legislature are opposed to the measure and filed a lawsuit in the state supreme court to take it off the ballot, citing concerns is unconstitutional and interferes with the role of government. but supporters say the measures all about protecting taxpayers were returning power to them away from the politicians. so again, they have the final say in the future on all new state and local taxes robbed lapsley of the california business roundtable is a major proponent of the measure. >>he believes the majority of californians do support the initiative, but he feels the poll question was difficult to understand because it included the measures formal ballot summary and title is published by attorney general rob bonta. >>just as he does with every ballot measure, some have described the way bunt awarded the title and summary as convoluted and lengthy causing voter fatigue and confusion. it can be very frustrating voters if they're confused about what exactly a measure would do. >>we see this in many other

areas where if people aren't sure what the specific impact of their vote will be, then they either won't vote for that measure or they'll vote now. >>and the poll also found 54% of californians disapprove of the job. governor gavin newsom is doing and it's even worse for the legislature with roughly 6 out of every 10 californians saying they disapprove what's happening and that building reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >>you're watching kron-o

sacramento's grand jury has released a very critical report on how the county is handled temporary housing for our foster youth. as stephanie in from our sister station,

ktxl reports from the administration office explaining why the county is under scrutiny. >>this is a pretty scathing report that's come down from the grand jury where it's alleging that the county has failed some of our most vulnerable. you are talking about foster kids. they're saying that due to the county's lack of planning, these kids have been put in unsafe housing conditions and some of the situations they've alluded to involve trafficking, drugs, alcohol and violence. here's some of the key takeaways from the investigation that accuses the county of placing foster kids and unlicensed locations. the investigation alleges up to 50 foster use a night to not have a safe place to sleep. >>the sacramento county grand jury says the child protective services committee fail to examine the problem and reported to county supervisors. one of the locations mentioned is the warning thorton. you center violence, drugs, alcohol and trafficking, where some of the dangers at the facility brought to light through interviews, calling the

conditions jail-like and that wasn't the only facility mentioned. here's a look at another facility deemed unfit. the cpsu intake facility. the report cited the sf chronicle who says there was violence in the facility. no beds, no showers, no kitchens and trafficking as well. the report outlined were child protective services fell short, saying cps failed to establish a license, temporary shelter care facility. cbs was inadequate at family finding which basically means placing use with relatives and cps failed to eliminate dangerous to use a houses, including alcohol and drug abuse. the grand jury presented solutions to fight the failings, including hiring staff with experience in congregate, living quarters, partnering with agencies that operate licensed facilities and acting stronger rules to eliminate problems at houses. they also suggested child protective services present a plan to the board of supervisors no later than april. 30th to recruit licensed and experienced

agencies to operate welcome homes as temporary shelter care facilities. among other recommendations and called on the board of supervisors to require cps to follow the policy on family. finding sacramento county got back to us with a statement that read in part, quote, the department is reviewing the recommendations and preparing a response for the county's board of supervisors, the health and safety of all youth place in the county's care and custody remain the department's top priority reporting from downtown sacramento covering local news that matters caught it, stephanie big news from the supreme court. the high court has struck down a trump-era ban. >>on bump stocks, washington correspondent reshad hudson tells us what this means. the supreme court ruled the trump administration did not follow federal law when it reversed course from previous administrations to ban bump stocks. >>bump stocks are legal again in the u.s. is just the device, something that you add on to just to have fun. with friday, the supreme court struck down a ban on bump stocks put in place by former

president donald trump. the band came after gunman used bump stocks. a rapid fire gun accessory to shoot at a crowd during a music festival in las vegas, killing nearly 60 people. >>michael cargill sued the government over the ban and is now celebrating the ruling supreme court in. so that's a pearly exactly where what answer tennessee republican congressman tim burchett and alabama republican congressman darrell strong say the court has spoken. it's the second amendment i stand by the supreme court's roe was move on with maryland democratic congressman jamie raskin slammed the court's ruling. the idea that. anybody can any asenal they want in order overthrow the government is ridiculous. vice president kamala harris says the biden administration will continue to work to reduce gun violence. what the court today really rolling back. president

biden is now calling on congress to act. he wants congress to ban bump stocks and assault weapons. >>reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >>you're watcgraduation day at

was friday university hosting 3 commencement ceremonies after weeks of unrest in ongoing pro-palestinian protests on campus security measures are in place in wake of those demonstrations that disrupted campus life. ktla is kimberly chang has more. >>tens of thousands of graduates and visitors are

expected on the ucla campus throughout the day for graduation ceremonies. we did see strict security policies in place, including a clear bag policy metal detector checks. and we did notice extra security on campus. >>nearly 30,000 guests are expected to pack ucla pauley pavilion at 3 commencement ceremonies throughout the day. some graduates told me they did not get a traditional high school graduations. so they're thrilled to finally celebrate this moment with loved ones. we were worried about education beginning because we heard the rumor it cause. so it because a protest gladly at that >>so, happy to have the graduation here. cause especially international ngo. so i hope i have the like my high school graduation was not as successful because of covid us. i really hope the college like commencement kids. the

like normally do so excited. some wondered if ongoing protests on campus over the israel-hamas war would disrupt graduation. expect to see some. yeah, but i didn't haven't seen they told by staff and faculty that things are going to find. so just taking their word at it. we figured in during the rules of conduct announcement at the beginning of the first graduation, it was stated that the hope was to keep the focus on celebrating graduates. you may be aware that universities have been venues for demonstrations in recent weeks over the tragic circumstances in the middle east. >>while we recognize and value of freedom of expression at ucla. >>we don't want demonstrations to prevent the celebration of our graduates here today. students have worked hard to reach this special moment. family and friends had traveled here to help them celebrate. we owe our graduates the best. a possible attendees say security at the graduation was what you would typically see at a large scale

event. they had their usual protocol for the materials that supposed to bring in and they had some security on the outside of the parking structure is all about celebration and have big time today. >>mary osako, vice chancellor of strategic communications at ucla released a statement saying this morning's commencement was poignant and simply beautiful about 2200 students came together see of tassels unified in their celebration of one another success as ucla graduates, the absence of any disruptions illustrates are students unified desire to mark this moment as a sole celebration of their success. and we're told roughly 7,000 students will be graduating throughout the day reporting in west with kimberly chang, ktla. 5 news. it is a nonstop operation aboard a u.s. naval vessel. >>and with our relentless, the who the attacks of ben u.s. sailors are working around the clock to defend the red sea and the gulf of aden news nation's robert sherman gives us a look at what life is like on board.

>>it is a non stop operation aboard a u.s. naval vessel and with our relentless, the houthi attacks have been u.s.. sailors are working around the clock to defend the red sea and the gulf of aden. this is a look. and what life is like on board. first takeaways, this place is an absolute maze. last 5 minutes here. >>stairs. this the best and ship in the navy? right? so we've got the best sales in the fleet. >>take a lot of pride in what you i can tell you why is that? >>it's definitely tradition. my my dad was a navy and his before him and that i fell. i was my breakfast time here on the ship. there nearly 5,000 people aboard his boat. so you do. the mask comes about 15,000 meals a look at cakes, the waffles.

>>bacon. the eisenhower is not the only ship here in the red also. >>one cruiser. the u.s. s. >>it's got to be tough. living what i'm used how long you've been out since 9 months. it i think we're coming up a month. a wow. >>the navy actually has a 21 day menu that is already been set and it's the same across the board today. they're serving hot dogs. that's also the same. no matter if you're on this ship, the next ship, the atlantic, the pacific, or if you're back in virginia, wherever you are, they're also serving hot >>rooms. >>how many people usually between 30. so no complaints here that this is your absolute, very thankful steam room, his eyes like iraq means

the goal is for the ship's be able to sustain themselves at sea. so board this ship. >>there's a medical department aboard the eisenhower. there's a dentist. there's a legal department as well for any needs that might arise. >>anything that could be needed. the goal is be able to provide it in some capacity in-house. many of the sailors were supposed to be in europe around this time. drilling with nato allies making port calls around the region, october 7th changed everything. and with the vowing to continue their attacks in the region. it's anticipated the u.s. navy will have a presence in the red sea and gulf of aden for the foreseeable future. >>you're some changes this week

when it comes to covid vaccines. the fda has advised drugmakers update their covid vaccines to target a newer strain of the virus. kron four's rob nesbitt reports. there's been an increase of covid cases in hospitals, an increase of positive tests popping up from wastewater testing. >>and now the fda is making changes to vaccine requirements to target the strain of covid. they're most worried about. you probably noticed an increase of positive covid cases among friends and family. luke willis of san francisco recently posted on instagram to tell his followers about his recent bout with the virus. >>had swelling, incredible fever night sweats like all the things. it was really i wish i had gotten booster. >>it's an unfortunate trend that's happening all of the country, according to infectious disease expert at

ucsf doctor peter chin. hong. if you look at the country, for example, this isn't about 15% increase in emergency department visits over the last week, the strain of covid that the food and drug administration is most concerned about is called kp too. >>which accounts for just over 22% of cases in the u.s. not the majority, but the fda has advised drugmakers like pfizer and moderna to update their covid vaccines to target that strain because they believe it will account for the majority of cases by the end of the year side to pick up too. >>the end of the day, gn one is the parents tree on the trunk of the tree. which is very related. so personally speaking for a vaccine that probably does not of us keep he too on. one. they are very, very similar your body will probably the same kinds of antibodies. he says pfizer and moderna will be able to update their covid vaccines quickly with updated shot expected by fall boosters are available now and the infectious disease expert does not want the public to wait given the

increase of positive cases, especially if you're older than 65 or immune compromised. >>you should run out and get because even. >>have a new one in the fall. there's enough covid going run now that i'll be very nervous about you. doctor chin-hong also reminded me that getting the covid vaccine does not make you immune from the virus. it can prevent infection, but its main function is to prevent severe symptoms and hospitalizations. >>reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. pope francis has made history by speaking at the group of 7 summit in italy. >>in his address, the pope made clear his concerns about artificial intelligence in society today. hannah brandt explains. >>arriving by helicopter. >>pope francis made a historic visit to the g 7 summit. the first pope to ever do so rubbing shoulders and foreheads with the leaders of the world's richest democracies, including president biden. the second catholic president in u.s.

history. the only show in your view that the pope came with a warning about the perils of artificial intelligence or geopolitical at vicks in mind that she that he wasn't saying, quote, we need to ensure and safeguard a space for proper human control over the choices made by artificial intelligence programs, human dignity itself depends on it. >>he also sat down with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. thank you so much. thank you for your. >>you ukrainians. >>ukraine's ongoing war with russia has been a major focus of the summit. the g 7 leaders announced an agreement to give us 50 billion dollar loan package. she's great with the funding coming from frozen russian assets and president biden also signed on to a 10 year security agreement between the u.s. and ukraine. we know what >>ukraine is capable of doing when given material to defend themselves. and that's exactly what they're doing now. and he reaffirmed his promise that ukraine's allies will support the war effort for as long as

it have what they need and there's possibly can in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

parent company nexstar's founder's day of caring. charles clifford shows us how kron four's team took part in contra costa county. >>well, right now, i'm inside the volunteer center here at the food bank of contra costa and solano counties were today kron 4 employees were helping every year. the parent company

of kron 4 nexstar broadcasting host what's called founders day. it's a day for employees to volunteer. we have chosen to help out here at the food bank in contra costa county as well as the food bank in san francisco. volunteers here box of food, which is then delivered to needy families. now usually food banks get a lot of attention during the holidays, thanksgiving and christmas. but there is a need in the summer months as well. what kind of demand are you seeing out there right now? seen a lot of people come in and what what's it like right now? >>yeah, absolutely. we continue to see a high need in our community. currently over 400,000 people every between contra costa solano counties. and of course, none of this is possible without assistance from the public were looking for volunteers. you're around, you know, both in the warehouse, as you can see back here at our director. steve, you shuns. we're also looking we're always looking for donations. both monetary early food base. anything that you can donate or volunteer your helps us tremendously. now, if you want more information about how to volunteer or how

to donate, you can go to food, bank, c, c s dot but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>stocks end the week on a down note as consumer sentiment unexpectedly falls and waymo is recalling all of its driverless cars. david lazarus has money. smart. >>and their stocks closed mixed today after a new stat on consumer sentiment found that consumers well feeling a bit crank here and also amid some profit taking after softer than expected inflation numbers this week, the university of michigan, which tracks consumer sentiment found that consumers not feeling so great about things, but take that with a grain of salt because frequently consumers will tell the survey takers that they're feeling pessimistic and then they'll go out to a concert or a movie or something. so that can be a little bit of a mixed bag. also this week we saw both the s and p 500 and the nasdaq hit record highs amidst ongoing hoopla over ai. that's not going to any time soon. today,

software giant adobe saw its shares surged by nearly 15% after the company posted better than expected quarterly results. on the other hand are h formerly known as restoration hardware saw its shares plunged by 17% after they logged a larger than expected loss. also next week, markets closed on wednesday for the juneteenth holiday. now, take this. last month. a waymo driverless vehicle in phoenix plowed into a telephone pole. no one was hurt, thankfully, but the car was almost totaled. so now all 672 waymo, driverless vehicles are being recalled to make hitting telephone poles. less likely. just take that not stop it entirely. just make it less likely. the recall involves a software update that will hopefully make the sensors more cognizant of the fact that a large wooden object is up ahead. and it's something to be avoided. waymo is owned by alphabet, which is

the parent company of google. they operate driverless taxis in phoenix, san francisco and right here in la. back to you. >>in the south bay, san jose is hosting its first-ever latin house music festival this weekend. that festival is going to take over discovery meadow in the downtown area. kron four's will tran is in san jose with a preview. >>you need a big venue with so many people expected to attend, not just locals, according to the organizers. they say people from several states over like texas should be in town. look at this for a party. this big gaffe to get ready, regular routes, birdie at home. you planning for a little while. they are already here this morning. this is discovery meadow and look at all that open space. they expect 5,000, if not more people to be in attendance. so it's going to take awhile for them get ready. i can tell you

there's public transportation. so they're hoping a lot of people will show because it's good business. good fun. and there is a good reason why the organizers shows san jose. >>it's a hard market for sure. and that'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, so is an untapped market. they're hoping people will show up to the point

where it's so successful that they will return to san jose for years to come. >>and remember, if you are showing up, there are also urging people with the montreal pahor which in the rave community is peace, love, unity and respect. speaking respect, they will have police officers here, but they expect so many people to behave and have a good time that they don't plan to have extra police officers patrolling the area. but of course, if anything should happen, they will pounce on it. as far as the party begins at 2 o'clock and perfect time for people a little bit older. it wraps up at 9 o'clock at night. the alam

county fair is now underway. kron 4 photo journalist malcolm jackson shows us the first day of the festivities. >>we're the largest county in northern california. >>and we have such a big space. so. activities that we offer. we also have a lot of entertainment we have a new canine stars dog show. and a new birds of prey shows are always trying to bring martin is the go come from europe asia. >>what's your favorite part of the fair? and just remind me growing up, you know, coming up, my dad and having a little bit of fun and a bringing the kids season fireworks and just that whole upbringing like a hair, you know.

>>great carnival midway. i'm surprising gains. we have a part of the ball we've also got a ton of the rise your friends to come in my and go to the concert series. we've got that. we've got drones shows nightly drone shows united states which are really yeah, there's totally something for everyone. >>you're watching kroall right.

check the forecast with kron

four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>fog free around the bay area this afternoon. beautiful shot as the sun setting. now outside, you can see nice clear skies, a little haze out there in our atmosphere. otherwise beautiful day. and this weekend looking good, too. although the winds we talked about, they're going to kick up again. we've got that weak system sliding on through just to our north. you see a few high clouds begin to make their way into parts of the north bay. that onshore breeze continuing outside right now. but high pressure going start kick to the east and behind. now we've got this trough of low pressure. going to begin to drop in. so that's going help to cool down. the temperatures going to be warm, especially away from the immediate coastline. you warmer temperatures inside the bay and the valleys. but cooler than what we had today and the winds going start to ramp up as early as tomorrow afternoon as we see that from begin to get a little bit closer. so numbers going break down like this in the san francisco. really some nice weather downtown. you're talking about 68 degrees, but breezy in the afternoon about 62 in the sunset cooler out toward the beaches. of course. and that breeze going to be picking up in the afternoon. but we'll see some sunshine even out toward the beaches with 50's and 60's there by

tomorrow afternoon. inside the bay should be beautiful. 65 degrees in millbrae about 60 for december on 66 burlingame headed down the peninsula. really? numbers warming up nicely. how about some 70's in woodside? 74 in sunny and bright in redwood city all day long waking up to plenty of sunshine. and that's the way lined up tomorrow in the south bay, 70's and 80's little hazy in the afternoon. but 81 degrees pretty comfortable in the campbell. 18 degrees in santa clara and warm 79 degrees in san jose. he's numbers going back off just a little bit from what we had today. still mid 80's out to do it in places like little more. and also the pleasanton. 82 snow about 72 degrees in union city further north. so a lot of sunshine coming your way. and that's what's going play out this weekend. so really a nice weekend to get out there and enjoy it. just be careful. fire danger is going to be running higher, especially the afternoon with those winds picking up right to the delta can see that breeze blowing in the afternoon and more. those winds on the way a little bit more northerly specially in the sunday. so next couple days we're going to see what looks like a nice weekend ahead. temperatures right about the average for this time of your father's day. looks like a very nice day.

all the little bit windy toward a lot of part of the day. summer officially begins. would you know, next thursday? that's when those temperatures could be pushed back in the 90's. >>thursday was the final night of shooting on the latest film by emerging hollywood mogul in sacramento native nick leisure. this time he's telling the kind of story that will have you asking what should you do for a close friend. he gave sonseeahray tonsall a exclusive look at his new production underway in lewis. >>as millions across the globe countdown into the future. >>in little miss, aka, any town usa, a select are counting bodies. absolution is a story about 4 couples that have been friends for a long time and they get together every year. >>they write resolutions that put them in a got come probably take 2. >>filmmaker nick leisure is once again in action in the sacramento region action. this

time of i-80 on the 4100 square feet of a former family paradise turned fictional killing field. >>of guys, one of the friends as a police officer and pulls on it's a skill, someone. so from there, it kind of goes downhill. 2 years after last night. where is his last feature? you have pellets for which followed a pandemic raise. divorcing teacher teased into homicidal, have advise students, leisure has moved from the grounds of el camino high school to a one location shoot in placer county couple is to 2 of them. and then let's do one with the bottle as a sacrament and he would have loved to shoot both of those projects at the first sight of his choice in the capital city. >>but hitting a snag with the city's film commissioner knicks. those hopes for last the night came in and cause us to lose a location last minute. >>so when we lost location, we lost money which costs, you know, extra $150,000 to relocate >>location. and even after a public call in january for the

office to be less in his words, discriminatory. this new flick isn't operating in town either. the city put it on the news and now there was an appropriate and they were going to corrective action and >>nothing ever happens. >>in defense of her office following critiques by leisure from commissioner jennifer west released ads like the issuance of 73 permits resulting in 411 local hires just last year to show all the depth and breath of what office has supported it. cameras in the waters about 10 minute warning. but back to the drama. we're not the rain shower. set be extra watch. reading after a huddle that would rival strategy sessions during the super bowl. so you all are just a few days away from being all the way finished with us yet almost a which is pretty exciting. will go ahead. have a thank you. thank and we'll >>and this is just very exciting. so i understand this movie is all about say that.

>>we were able to snag a few minutes with the doctor, the main character of new year's absolution. ok month, you can dance by yourself all the time. now, his movies, the incredible cast, michael cope on the blue ranger on power rangers, time force and felix on one tree hill has never played a doctor before. now. and that's not the only reason he was drawn to leisure's. latest q himself. any great director like nick will have take in the fact that maybe something is working or not with technology or some sort of hardware while an act is trying to say, hey, i want to change my lines to this for that. >>and he's got to be like, okay, that that, okay. that might work. and then he also has to find out that catering might be late or it's early or you know, something else is wrong with the war. joe r i ripped my pants the other than scene but likely have a backup. they might tell me i wouldn't say this. normally this where i don't feel comfortable saying a line this way. can i say it this way? >>and try to make it is

believable as possible. right? >>with night deepening on our exclusive set visit time to get back to work. the calendar may say it's too, but in just a few minutes, it's going to be raining here and it will be new year's eve. >>the ball dropping along with inhibitions and body. new year's absolution is slated for release on christmas day. covering local movies that matter. sonseeahray tonsall fox 40 people >>and that's going to do it fofofofofofofofofofofofofofofof be back with the weekend morning news beginning at 07:00am.

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