>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>good evening. you're watching kron-on live on air and online with the con app.

thanks for joining us. i'm stephanie rothman. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that ended with one person dead. police say it happened around 07:00pm tonight in the area of 8th and mission in south of market neighborhood. this video from citizen app shows paramedics rendering aid to the victim who despite their life saving efforts died later at the hospital. police say they have detained a possible suspect. they didn't release any other details. and the shooting happened right around the corner from another shooting earlier today that injured one person video from citizen app again shows police earlier today in the area of 11 and norfolk street. no arrests have been made so far. but police say the person shot is at the hospital and expected to be okay. attorney representing oakland mayor sheng thao says he doesn't know why federal agents raided her home on thursday. the mayor hired tourney one day after the fbi agents went into her home in oakland hills. the

lawyer says she's prepared to cooperate with authorities. but so far they have not asked for any questions. kron 4 charles clifford has the details. >>well, local mayor sheng thao has not spoken publicly since federal agents entered her home on thursday morning. but her attorney said on friday that she's willing to cooperate with any investigation and that she has no plans to resign as mayor. they have not informed us that she's the target of anything. attorney tony brass who represents oakland, mayor sheng thao said on friday that so far no one from the fbi, the postal service or the irs. >>has spoken to the mayor about why they searched her home on thursday morning. he says he has no reason to believe the mayor has done anything wrong and that she is ready to answer any questions they might have. there's no indictment. >>there's no arrest warrant for her. so that is that's what's not happened. well, there is a search warrant for a location. >>the fbi has not revealed any specific details about the search. only saying in a statement that the fbi is

conducting court authorized law enforcement activity on maiden lane. we are unable to provide additional information at this time. but sources have told kron 4 that the search may be related to a federal investigation into alleged campaign finance violations. bres says he has no reason to believe the mayor has violated any such rules. >>i know of no reason. i know of no protocols that were not followed that call her ethics into question. their town has not spoken or appeared publicly since thursday morning. brass says that's because she is trying to stay focused on doing her job. she has press in front of her home, which is incredibly distracting. and she has a very high pressure job. he also says that despite some calling on the mayor to step down, she has no intention of doing so. she seems determined to continue to be oakland's mayor and there's no reason why she shouldn't at this point. he also hopes that the public will let the legal process play out before passing judgment. i think that her political opponents we're going to, of course, exploit this. but as far as this

investigation is concerned, just wait and now bres said that he thinks the mayor will probably speak publicly about this at some point next week. but for now in marin, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>the california waste solutions company, which was also raided by the fbi yesterday, along with oakland mayor sheng thao at the center of a different controversy. as of friday, they are refunding more than 1000 multifamily rental property owners after being sued for overcharging their services. the ref funds are result of 2017 lawsuit by the city of oakland. both sides later sell the case and the company agreed to refund owners of multi-family rental properties. the settlement agreement reduces recycling rates going forward from about $180 down to $35. and staying in oakland, an update on a hit and run. that happened just after midnight. a cyclist was hit by a car has now died. it happened in a residential neighborhood at the cross

streets, a 100th avenue and shoot in court. witnesses told police that the driver of a silver saturn. so dan was speeding when they hit the victim, tossing the cyclists from their bike. they also know that after hitting the victim, the driver stopped or move the bike from under the car and then left the victim was taken to the hospital where he later died. it's unknown if alcohol or drugs were a factor with the driver. residents in the area say speeding has been an issue and they noticed the pumps missing that were once there. police are still looking for the driver. while the incident is currently under investigation. and the man that attacked paul pelosi in his home back in 2022. has been found guilty on all charges in the state trial friday. the judge ordered to pap spend life behind bars without the possibility of parole. the san francisco jury found a pap also guilty of first-degree burglary, false imprisonment of an elder threatening a family member of a public official and

dissuading a witness. the additional charges come weeks after a federal judge sentenced a path to 30 years. the pops public defender said he is disappointed with the verdict and plans to appeal it. all. water main break flooded several homes this afternoon there near san francisco's glen park, neighborhood repair crews say large volumes of water were flowing down. harper and randall street. one resident tells us city crews happened in the area recently working to fix the underground pipes for some time. now. >>working the plumbing in the streets have been working on the pipes in the streets for about 7 months now. and they had just finished sealing up the street. this past monday. and this so they're out there again. >>crews say 7 buildings were affected by the flooding. >>memory there kind of compressing a bit. so seeing a little more dense fog right now, but it's not going to

able to penetrate the interior valleys, but that fog has done wonders for firefighters, trying to get a hold of a point fire as the humidity has gone way up. last few days member started out almost as are dry the beginning of this week and came that fog and that changed everything. right now. the sites fire yes, still a little breezy in and around the fire. kind of active out there right now. as we've seen that breeze kicking up this afternoon, 12 to about 50 miles an hour or so. the point, fire the north, you have really kind of fairly light winds, even calm in this very last hour coming out of the north. so that's good news for firefighters. also, we're going to watch the humidity on the way up again now. and that's already starting voice, not said onshore breeze. the fog start to move in the even 90% aisles in the oakland. 56% in santa rosa. but overnight tonight because very wet the atmosphere again, even though we've got high pressure overhead, we're talking places well over 90% over 90% in the santa rosa in and around that fire. so that's some good news ahead. finally dries out tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow afternoon, things could be a little more active with that, especially the sites fire. it

is going to be blazing hot temperatures. they're going to be the triple digits. >>thanks, lauren. juneteenth celebrations are continuing tomorrow. oakland lake fest is back at lake merritt featuring food, local tist, a beer garden and over 100 vendors will be around the lake. the oakland police department will have a higher presence around the lake tomorrow in support of the event. additional officers will be assigned both the lake fest event and surrounding areas around lake merritt. the event goes from 11 to 7 at night. and this is the 5th year of lake fest. calling all wi lovers. now taste of sonoma is tomorrow. that's happening. a kendall jackson. why estate and gardens tickets are still available for $210. with that, you'll taste wines for more than 100 wineries, andy, from several food trucks. the lineup will also include appeared on as well if you're not into wine, the event goes on from 11 to 4 in the afternoon. >>th

>>as summer kicks off here in california, researchers are attacking the sharks that swim in the waters off our beaches to keep track of them. with the help of new tacking technology, lifeguards will be alerted when sharks come too close for comfort. nancy loo got in the water to see it all firsthand. >>coming this coming this that's a big shark. that's a big shark with the help of drone technology, it usually never takes long for the shark lab team to spot new research subjects with news nation on board near the coast of santa barbara. >>researchers find and tag an 11 foot great white in a matter of minutes.

>>why the tagging and how does that help? >>well, one of questions is where all the sharks coming from. why did they come to these beaches? what are they doing at those beaches? and what the lakers want to know is one of the going to leave. so the way we can answer that is through >>conservation efforts have worked in replenishing the shark population and now its birthing season just as warmer weather has more people venturing into the oceans. those are major factors which have increased the chances of accidental encounters. experts say there's still much more to learn about shark behavior, but what's already known is they are not after us. humans clearly are not on the shark's menu. >>because if we were, then all these populated beaches would be a costco for sharks. white sharks are around people all the time in southern california and they're not bothering anybody. so what that means is we're learning to share the ocean even though they're coming back. the

san francisco department of public health says overdose deaths are now on the decline last month. 66 people died from a drug overdose. that's compared to 73 deaths in may of last year. the department credits a new night navigator program that sends health experts out late at night with the decrease kron four's. rob nesbitt explains how it works. >>doctors with the department of health in san francisco talk today about buprenorphine micro do saying which they consider to be an innovative way to treat fentanyl addiction. san francisco's

night navigator program has been in the works since march every night from 08:00pm to midnight in the tenderloin health experts connect people struggling with addiction treatment. we conducted approximately 440 in the field. nighttime telehealth visits, director of behavioral health and mental health in san francisco. doctor hilary cummins says micro dosing buprenorphine has been one of the most successful forms of treatment of people. north phoenix, one of the 2 most highly effective medications. and reduces the risk of overdose deaths by approximately 50%. the other medication as methadone. but there are strict regulations on who can prescribe that medication. doctor joanna eveland is a chief medical officer for people experiencing homelessness and for people who use drugs. she says that people nor feeing helps decrease the withdrawal symptoms that someone struggling with addiction experiences when they stop using harmful drugs. we know the printing is a highly effective medication for controlling cravings. >>my patients who are taking different if report that they feel normal and stable, they can go back to work. they can

take care of their families. the night navigator program does not just work to provide drug treatment in tenderloin. doctor eveland is oftentimes on the other end of the phone during telehealth calls me late at night. >>working to remove the barriers that someone struggling with addiction. my face, they need an id. if they need help getting their insurance updated if they need transportation to the pharmacy as well as offering hotel rooms or access to a shelter bed for someone experiencing homelessness at the same time as an addiction to fentanyl. in addition to the night navigator program, the city also provides treatment would be >>many senators on capitol hill are fired up after seeing the surgeon general's off at on social media warning labels. democrats and republicans say the dangers of social media want congressional action and are ready to cooperate with them ministration to do just that. washington correspondent basil john has the details. >>social media has designed today is a dangerous product. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham says

it's about time congress take action against the dangers of social media after the surgeon general called for social media warning labels until we support what he's saying. the only way to implement warning labels of any kind is their congressional action. and graham says the numbers justify it. we've seen suicide rates among teenage girls. younger population and he's not alone as some democrats like new york senator kirsten gillibrand. see this as the opportunity for congress to do something. we have to keep trying. and i think that surgeon general's approach is a good step. >>juul brand is also pushing for regulation because of criminal organizations target kids online by posing as young girls and solicit nude photos for ransom and say we to publish these. if you don't give us money. and one young boy, a 17 just succumb to suicide because of that in his 3 years in the role of the surgeon general has spoken to lawmakers about social media

dangers. and he told me this week he wants congress to take the next step and not just verbally support his call for warning labels. we have to do is. >>is. >>finish that finish the deal can get something across the line and actually implementing even with congressional approval tech companies would likely challenge warning labels and the courts reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >>you're and if you're

looking for something fun to do this weekend in san francisco frame line, 48 the san francisco lgbtq+ film festival is in full swing.

that's going run until next saturday. and more than 60,000 people are expected to attend. here's com for stephanie lin with actor and director juan pablo di who is making his directorial debut at this year's film festival. >>one, thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. >>i so let me speak here. >>thank you for having so first off, tell us how this moment feels to be able to dave, you, your such a major platform here in san francisco. >>i mean, it's it's a dream come true. you know, frame francisco one of probably as team's first win the world. and this movie is such such important part of my life because i've been working on it for 3 years. and it's my debut film alongside my co-director. and this pump is was also one of best friends we know it has since we were 12 and we always said let's make a movie together. so he went off and did lots of as an editor. amazing things like

argentina, 1985, which was nominated for an oscar 2 years ago. i went off and did my acting career. so. the perfect moment and situation came to make. do we not see other? so it's fantastic that 2 great minds can really come together and create something so special. want to tell us a bit about your film and the story. >>that's basically a movie that deals this director of the sort 40 something director who's making a film about something that happened his childhood. his first love and he's having trouble with finishing his and so we go back in time and we see what happened. when he in love with with another boy in 1997. i don't international school. and so it's kind of like the impasse ability of of that first love. but also all these exaggerating exaggerated emotions that you have when

you're a teenager and you funnel for the first time. and so it's almost like seeing an insect bar. you know, when when something is caught in time, memories caught and he's from and es in his memory. so he wants to make it into a movie. and so we go back and forth between the 2 time lines between argentina. and it to be, which is where the school was. so it's a very international 2 story and cast. we have actors from. con like 15 different i think do as well. so it's in spanish and great. so there will some titles. i i assume. >>definitely titles and one, you what i want to make sure we get this information out there. of course, with the time that we do have left, when is the film screening and how can people get more information about it? e film screening this sunday, june 23rd 08:30pm, the palace of fine arts in

francisco. >>okay. fans and tickets. tickets i assume are still available as well. >>yes, but make sure get them because they're going really absolutely. >>tell us to what it was like as always been an actor. but this is your first time directing a film. so was that transition like? >>is crazy? i don't think. i mean, as an actor, you use a part of the brain which is very selfish a way because you have to worry about you. >>and as a director producer writer added you've got to have all these hats. they have change in on conversations that go on in your mind. >>and worrying about you. my case. i think one plan to worry about 70 different people creative but also business wise location wise and so yes, you you switching was kind of tough in that way because i learned a lot. i it was like doing the most

masters degree and record time to to be a but but it left every second of because i'm a control freak. haha. >>looking forward to seeing your labor of love at the film festival. of course, happening this weekend. and just to wrap things up here, you know, is there a message that you'd like to share with people this pride month? >>just i every day should be pride month in and says it's it's a. >>and also well, >>it's not to put you on is my message is. >>just have fun. and who cares. that's also when does be ourselves right? everyday living there was long followed director of the film. do we know? i thank you so much for joining us here live today to talk about your film and the san francisco lgbtq+ film festival. we appreciate it.

>>thank you so much. thank you for having me. >>i friday's moment in history, the women's national basketball association debuted plus the world was introduced to a disney animated film news nation's elizabeth pran looks back in time. >>today is june 21st, grab a friend and take out your camera phone. it's national selfie day. the first ferris wheel made his debut with the world's columbian exposition in chicago. prince william duke of cambridge was born and the woman's national basketball association debuted with the playing of the league's first game. in 2002, the disney animated movie lilo and stitch was released harry potter and the order of the phoenix. the 5th book in the series by jk rowling was published worldwide in english space ship. one completes the world's first man, private space flights. and in 2017,

michael bay directed transformers. the last knight. it grossed 605 million worldwide. >>more news coming up. keep it >>more news coming up. keep it here on kron on.

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>>let's talk page and from our sister station in fresno. >>4 year-old christian ramirez was found safe earlier this morning after going missing for than 24 hours. the fresno county sheriff's office telling us that they couldn't be happier with the outcome of the search. his family. very

emotional, obviously. so it's it's great. you know, we don't always have happy endings to on thursday around 11 in the morning, the ramirez family called authorities to report their 4 year-old son christian ramirez was missing. he was out in the woods who's in a very thick wooded area and he was out there all night as far is overnight stuff, we have spend some time with the kids. the kids really shaken up today. he was hungry. nearly 100 people took part in search efforts that went on into the night. the fresno county sheriff's office search and rescue team air support unit forest service rangers and california fish and wildlife officers were all involved in the search having him checked out by medical staff because last night he was out all night, the almonds and all those hot in the valley. pretty cool of her last night in the killer's scent t-shirt. we're the only local station there when christian was found in a heavily wooded area near his camp site and brought down the hill by rescue crews. the sheriff's office is not saying how he managed to get. there were so happy to be able to

found alive. it's great. it's really just a great result of the team effort of our search and rescue personnel. again, they worked all night long looking for this kid. and again into the morning, we had many counties that came to help with mutual aid. the ramirez family hit the road back to their home in southern california earlier today. >>reporting in huntington lake, jason talked a ksee. 24 local news that matters >>it's one of the best times really to experience nature showing off. but officials worry that too many hikers are underestimating the hot weather now that it's summer. shelby nelson has more from mount faulty, how to stay safe outdoors. >>hi there. yeah. so often we're talking about hikers safety. that's what we've got snow in our local mountains. i see terrain the storms rolling in, but it's just as important when temperatures start to heat up, especially because rescue teams are getting lots of calls in recent weeks. >>and that was about a little

after 4. i think and i saw a bunch rescue trucks come up. >>and then the helicopter came and was circling trying to find them. >>it's bridget hines saw as she was camping at maker flats and male ball the wednesday. the west valley search and rescue team coming to the aid of a 49 year-old escondido woman who went rip helling alone at the top of san antonio falls. her first descent was successful, but the second is where she got into some trouble on the second time. >>she was having some difficulty with one of the ropes and as she stepped down at the bottom, she got her foot wedged between 2 large rocks and she was trying to remove her foot from the rocks or lake snapped with a broken leg. the woman was hoisted to a nearby dam there. an ambulance picked her up and took her to a hospital. it was a sheer stroke of luck that she could reach first responders in an area that's usually a dead zone for cell service that the text to 9-1-1, getting go through.

>>who knows how long she would have been up there. and it's part of the reason why the san bernardino county sheriff's department in the west valley search and rescue team got together at the mount baldy fire station to create a psa. the slogan stay aware, hike with care into the first week of summer were approaching triple digit temperatures which means people will be opting. >>for some reprieve in the relatively cooler mountains. i love my friends and family where i'm going. send them the hike >>trail them to be going on. and i usually try not to go along, but >>today i am by myself, but that's why i brought my dog for safety. with that heating up. >>as quick as it is right now, none of our bodies are really used to it. even in the mountains, folks are still vulnerable to heat exhaustion. despite a common misconception because of the cooler temperatures up here. people are exposed to longer periods of sun. what they don't plan for is the amount of water they're going to have to take in as it warms up. so. >>double the normal amount of water you would you would bring on a hike.

>>and some other tips wear loose fitting clothing. tell people where you are going and try not to go alone. also, have a proper gps tracking device with you. that's the very latest from out all shelby nelson, ktla. many

folks are stepping to the beat to try and beat this heat. but there are concerns in some areas about high bacteria levels. erin myers is in santa monica with more. >>as temperatures soar across the southland, some are already enjoying the cooler weather along the coast. only beautiful results like those are now going to be because

it's are nice all my strength of as well in santa monica. those on vacations a the weather here is much better than back home, raining, cloudy and this is a nice break. this weather is nice and warm because in germany is cool as cold with some spots hitting triple digits this weekend. there is an increased risk of heat related illness. so stay hydrated out of the sun. take advantage of air conditioning and don't leave children or pets alone in a vehicle. no, i'm just trying to stay yeah, we have tickets for soap city, but understand i don't like summer. that's just watch. movies could eat inside. and that's >>and if you are planning on heading to the beach to cool off several locations, including around the pier in santa monica have elevated bacteria levels in the water. so it's best to avoid swimming, surfing and playing in the water. i mean, california is known for its beaches. it's kind surprising that people are not allowed to

get whatever. i was at something you guys are planning on while you were here. i know they want to surfaces. so haha. >>rennes somebody today and they're out near the coastline. they said where the heat. i said no, you're not going to get any of that heat. it is going to stay cool along the coastline, but places inland. you can watch as temperatures soar that going to keep it cool enough of a seabreeze keep the temperatures down coast side. but that hot, dry desert air begin to build in as that ridge starts to move in from the desert back into california. that's generally how we got he waves during the summer months here and it's going to hot spots inland. temperatures expected to soar mihir triple digit heat. i think the interior valleys. all these areas shaded in orange here. they are currently under advisory for heat as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. those hot temperatures going to soar not only there but really around the state. so hot weather on tap, at least for the first part of the weekend. and then we watching switch gears again. we're going to cool off a hurry. starting on sunday, a starter sea breeze kicking in.

that's going to drop the temperatures down almost 10 degrees from saturday's highs numbers in francisco. you have no heat wave there. 63 downtown temp cisco, 60 in the sun set up toward the beaches. you got some that patchy fog. you see a little more sunshine tomorrow. but a plan to cool. 15 60's along the coast. 77 degrees on burning game headed for the south. those temperatures warming up in her. the south bay under that heat advisory tomorrow afternoon as highs. 93 in campbell, 90 in san jose. 92 degrees in morgan hill place to get your triple digits inland by tomorrow afternoon over the east bay hills may be as hot as 103 in bremen 97 in concord. so enough.that's for sure. 94 in fairfield back toward the coastline. cooling off just a bit. but nice weather as we head into the first weekend of summer cooling down quite a bit on sunday with more low clouds and fog making a return that everybody really watch those temperatures dip as we head toward the middle of next week. >>wildfires are continuing to burn across our state. but fighting the fire is only half the battle caught at stephanie and spoke with cal. oh, yes, about how mutual aid is

helping crews secure the resources needed before the firefighters can begin the work. >>we're here at a fire station with sacramento fire where resources like this are, oh, so crucial to knocking out fires in our area. but when it comes to wildfires, it's a whole different ballgame or cali estes to figure out how divvy up resources to get that fire extinguished. >>firefighters and fire engines have been moving throughout the state in support of though, while fire fighting efforts. >>we're hearing of many fires raging across the state to name a few. the post fire in la county. the sites fire in the central valley and the arrow fire in calaveras county. but with high heat forecasted for this weekend, concerns are looming. what this could mean for current fires. and if this could fuel new ones. cal oes broke down what their deployment of resources has looked like. >>right now, the california fire service has deployed about 250 fire engines. 2

fires both in northern and southern california. these fires are starting to get contained and these resources are being released. >>says they are prepared for the big weekend. warm-up. however, they are advising the public to be smart. you never know when a fire might happen. and when you need to get out quick, we want to re remind everyone have a plan. now when there's smoke in the air, it's often too late. have that plan now know what you're going to do. >>reporting in sacramento, covering local news that matters climate stephanie and fox. 40 news. several

democrats are planning to boycott speech next month by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. house speaker mike johnson announced this week the prime minister will address a joint session of congress next month. this is angering some congressional democrats who say israel is committing war crimes. washington correspondent vinay simlot spoke with one member plans boycott. >>but i feel about a month away from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's planned address to congress that we need peace in the region, not escalating war. texas representative greg casar says he won't attend. democratic senator elizabeth warren representative jim clyburn and representative ro khanna told the hill dot com bill set out to because our says he's unhappy with israel's response to the october 7th attack, hamas terrorists killed 1200 people and took 250 hostages to gaza. since then, the palestinian health ministry says israel's

response has killed more than 37,000 people. he should be making sure he gets the israeli hostages home. >>and publicly supporting the cease-fire deal that president biden has laid out. not all democrats plan to sit out. i will be at >>netanyahu's president biden pledged his support for the jewish nation, but the relationship between the 2 countries is strained even more. so this week after netanyahu posted a video online administration has been we're holding weapons and ammunitions to it. the biden administration responded to that video firs from the national security council. it was disappointed us as much as it was incorrect. then the state department, i'm not exactly sure what the prime minister is talking about. and while democrats are torn on their support of israel, israel is our ally and she needs to be defended. and when you stand. >>republicans have made clear where they stand in washington. i'm today some

lot. >>stocks end the week mixed as traders head into the weekend rethinking sky-high ai valuations and it's even more expensive buy a home. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>their stocks ended the week it's quiet trading as traders. well headed off for the weekend. some are going to summer vacation, but mostly everyone's trying to get a sense of direction when it comes to not just inflation interest rates, but i and that was the story today as well. in a sense now, ai chip maker nvidia has been the i play out there. it's also been propelling but the s and p 500 and the nasdaq higher today, nvidia down about 3% as traders are rethinking some of the sky-high valuations that are being a little reminiscent of this point of the dot com boom and bust. and that's what has wall street, if not spooked, that at least a little bit nervous. and that's been an issue right there. couple of things next week going on. first of all, we're going to have the latest

personal consumption expenditures index that the federal reserve's preferred yardstick when it comes to inflation so that might provide some clues as to when we might see some rate cuts september december. that's still a coin toss. also get earnings next week from nike and walgreens. all right. now, if you're in the market for a home, i don't have great news for you. in fact, the national association of realtors says home prices last month hit yet another record high and sales were down for the month. according to the association of realtors, the median price for an existing home rose 5.8% in may to a record $419,300. home sales. meanwhile, down nearly 3% from a year ago. of course, the california median much, much higher than the national average. right now, realtors are expecting that to get 860,000 this year. keep in mind, median is a midway point. a lot of california properties. a lot more expensive. also worth noting mortgage payments right now roughly double what we saw

about 5 years ago. back to you.

and iconic part of time and is the march us to celebrate lgbtq+ individuals and their families is also a great way organizations to show their support, even religious ones. richard sharp shows us how one organization at the recent sacramento pride event is trying to heal the past and celebrate the future. >>the colors. the people and the prize. time to celebrate support and hope for a better, more inclusive future. but

that future is based on trust and trust doesn't come easily. so to be here. >>to be a warm and welcoming presence to let people know that god loves them for who they re. >>pastor john, with saint john's lutheran church explains why it's important for them and other religions to be here just to show up. >>and be a non alarming presence because actually religious communities have done a lot to people. >>in this community, saint johns keeps coming back to sacramento. pride not to try and convert people or change their believes, but to try and build trust people wisely, that community come over to us carefully to what are we about? >>people to engage with us even if they had a negative experience. church before. >>inside the church is games prizes. and there's also a corner with rocks painted with small but important messages. so we have these rocks and these pens that you can write a message on maybe. or something you want to let go

of. >>and as part of our kind of fellowship hour, we're going to wash clean. pastor john says it's a long process to build trust. >>but he's encouraged just how many people take a chance, sort of a thrill of someone even has the courage to come over and say? >>hey, what's going on? i see you're church lutheran church. what's that mean? they can't change the past. but as john says, they hope to change the future side by side. >>with this vibrant community. with your faith matters. i'm richard sharp. >>rennes somebody today and they're out near the coastline. they said where the heat. i said, no, you're not going to be getting any of that heat. it is going to stay cool along the coastline, but places inland. you can watch as temperatures soar that going to keep it cool enough of a seabreeze keep the temperatures down coast side. but that hot, dry desert air begin to build in as that ridge starts to move in from the desert back in the california. that's generally

how we got he waves during the summer months here and it's going to hot spots inland. temperatures expected to soar near triple digit heat. i think the interior valleys all these areas shaded in orange here. they are currently under advisory for heat as we get toward tomorrow afternoon. those hot temperatures going to soar not only there but really around the state. so hot weather on tap, least for the first part of the weekend. and then we watching switch gears again. we're going to cool off a hurry. starting on sunday, a starter sea breeze kicking in. that's going to drop the temperature down almost 10 degrees from saturday's highs numbers in francisco. you have no heat wave there. 63 downtown temp cisco, 60 in the sun set up toward the beaches. you got some that patchy fog. you see a little more sunshine tomorrow. but a plan to be cool. 15 60's along the coast. 77 degrees on burning game headed for the southwest. temperatures warming up in her in the south bay. under that heat advisory tomorrow afternoon as highs. 93 in campbell, 90 in san jose. 92 degrees in morgan hill place to get your triple digits inland by tomorrow afternoon over the east bay hills may be as hot as 103. and brett, one 97 in concord. so enough.

that's for sure. 94 in fairfield back toward the coastline. cooling off just a bit. but nice weather as we head into the first weekend of summer cooling down quite a bit on sunday with more low clouds and fog making return that everybody really watch those temperatures dip as we head toward the middle of next week. >>here's something you don't see everyday great white sharks that appeared to be smiling for an underwater camera have been spotted a little too close to home marine wildlife photographer erik mainland capture photos near the santa cruz county beaches. here's kron four's vicki liviakis talking lands are about as fines. >>those for getting the close-up shot. you know, a lot of us been a little bit shaky with the camper being that close had to do it. >>thank you. you know, i got taken a photo id's of the shark's dorsal fans and occasionally welcome turn around and come smile for the camera. >>would you say cheese? i just want to show people, you know.

i want to educate people that harmless for the most part. and they're beautiful. >>well, beauty is in the eye of the beholder. i'm i'm not gonna out. if i came face-to-face with a great white he's very good like that. i i i'm not sure i would be feeling too good about it. how is it that you're so calm in the face of a great white shark? a lot of us are really petrified. >>so the sharks are coming into the coal. so possibly brighton beach spend on a shark they're coming themselves up in the warm water and they're happy. they're they're and they're not and they're very easy approach a easy to photograph. some are curious see what's going on with the camera. turn around and smile for the council so, erick, i i'm i'm a

and i've actually been face-to-face with sharks that reef sharks. >>i'm never a great white shark. should people respectful, fearful. >>you know, sharks do get a bad rap. they do. >>the sharks in the socal colder there that warm up. they're not aggressive, relax, like i i have lot of video them swimming under swimmers. kayakers stand-up paddleboarders, and voters in general there minding their own business there. they're just they're like i said, the warm in 8 years of filming the sharks here. drone aerial footage i've only seen 2 feeding events in the cove snow. >>i do want to instill fear with people. and i think they just need to learn to love the sharks and and they're there to warm up and they're not they're they're hurt. anybody. >>so you're you're actually

counting them. are you seeing their populations grow? are they being decimated? yes, we're yes. im pyrrhic. we were seeing things. we're seeing them come closer to shore. and recently we saw a drone photograph of of a cluster of them. and i guess they're they're juveniles. that road. >>so the june charts here, 7, 8 feet. you know, we we get occasional to 13 sliders. there are all juveniles are some adults. they're coming in the warm-up. if the water temperatures drop below 60 degrees, they leave. it's above 60 degrees. we see a lot of charts that was out running ios off 5 sharks, water temp drop a little bit. but they're they're really not out to get surfers. are you? just they're and warm up the there's a lot of misconceptions, a lot of rumors, a lot of misinformation. lot of people saying the breathing out there. a lot of people saying coming in the feed. that's just not true. they're there

to warm up. they feed off socal point breeze, the rock but for the most part, they're docile and they're not going to bother anybody. >>ok, well, they certainly like you because they were smiling. don't know what they were thinking when they looked glad you're here to talk about it and to share to share your experience and your photos. thank you. thanks very much, thank

>>streaming now from kron. 4,

the bay area's local news station. >>welcome back. you're watching kron-on live on air and online with the kron on app. i'm stephanie rothman. san francisco police are investigating a shooting that ended with one person dead. police say it happened around 07:00pm friday night in the area of 8th and mission in south of market neighborhood. this video from citizen app shows paramedics rendering aid to the victim who despite li life saving efforts, unfortunately died later at the hospital. police ay they have detained a possible suspect but have no other information to share at this time. and the shooting happened right around the corner from another shooting earlier friday. the injured another person video from the citizen app again shows police earlier today in the area of 11th and norfolk street. no arrests have been made. police say the person shot is at the hospital and expected to be okay. 4 people were arrested after they stole $10,000 worth

of clothing from lululemon at the hillsdale shopping center thursday. 3 suspects ran in and one way to in a getaway car outside san mateo. police say the suspects then fled onto highway 101 after stealing the close and drove to san francisco, san francisco police did pick up the pursuit but due to the suspect's reckless driving, police say they had to let them go. police found the car abandoned a couple blocks away, though. the lululemon merch still inside. police say they found and arrested the 4 suspects shortly afterwards. and beware of a gold bar scam. police in brentwood say scammers are posing as the u.s. government and telling victims their finances happened. hacked police say the scammers persuade the victims to turn their cash into asked it's a gold and go to claim them. police are asking residents to give them a call before giving out any personal information or money to strangers. and alameda county is getting a new trauma

center. the second level of the washington hospital in fremont will be a trauma center starting in july. officials say the center will provide 24 7 lifesaving care for critically injured. patil the county's for auma ce highland hospital, even medical center and u c s f benny off children's hospital in oakland. police and ses a pool say the driver of this car was driving under the influence when they crashed into 2 utility poles. this happened around 11 thursday night at the data and florence avenues. transformer was destroyed, causing part of it to be without power for several hours. police also say the driver was going over 90 miles per hour. the driver suffered minor injuries from the crash. and waymo has been given the ok to expand outside of san francisco. soon. autonomous vehicles will be seen roaming around the streets of la and san mateo, the california public utilities commission approved expansion to the peninsula in

january. san mateo officials, however, try to push back but efforts to achieve regulatory power over avs were unsuccessful. supervisor david canepa says he's disappointed in that decision and the country. the county hasn't heard from waymo directly about the plan to roll out the vehicle since. >>communicate with local localities because they're governed by the pcs. so we need to create a regulatory framework. >>that monitors. cars are performing. >>what i'm afraid of is that if we leave it all to attack. that basically we're leaving it to an industry where we have these companies are pd. rules of the road. >>says he is all for innovative technology, but he's not convinced the cars are safe yet. san jose senator

dave court se is weighing in as well. this week he withdrew his bill that would have given cities the power to regulate operation of avs. he pulled it because the assembly transportation committee wanted to strip its essential element of local control. chris says he believes there should be a balance between state and local regulation when it comes to driverless cars. >>some can imagine of something. did happen around. unfortunate. you know, something unfortunate happened around school site with autonomous vehicle. you know, the pta would get involved, right? you know, probably the teachers will get involved be able to go right down to their school board. and then to their city council. they feel tickle talk to the mayor. they be able to say, look, put some precautions in place here >>it go talk to dmt about any of that? and we don't even have a process for that. >>court says he plans to

resubmit the bill in january of next year with more specifics the operations at airports and near school zones and other areas of concern. he hopes being more detailed will help get it through. animal activists are pressuring the san francisco zoo to make some changes back to the showed up to the joins 2 committee meeting friday. they say conditions are so bad that their concern for the animal's well-being. they say the enclosures need to be renovated now and the activists are also worried the zoo will not be ready to receive the giant pandas from china. the world has its new ugliest dog and other animal news. while thing one of the world's ugliest dog contest today at the sonoma-marin fair in petaluma. this was the second attempt for the 3 year-old i'm from la, according to his bio, while thank attractive distemper as a puppy from a rescue foster. he survived, but his he can never grew causing his tongue to stay out. and he's right.

funneling paddles. 24 7, he and his owner are taking home a $5,000 check. look at that. so cute. despite what they say. you're very

>>sheriff's deputies arresting a man after an hours-long standoff in orangevale. deputies telling our news partners in sacramento there were conducting a welfare check on there's your accent. i you long okay. >>3, 2, sheriff's deputies arresting a man after an hours-long standoff in orangevale. deputies telling

our news partners in sacramento they were conducting a welfare check on behalf of the suspect's attorney after he didn't show up to court. zach boetto reports from orange bell. >>78 year-old steven kester finally surrendering to deputies after an hours-long standoff here at the rolling wood green apartment complex in orangevale. this apartment complex area filled with deputies and a swat team trying to get into his apartment here. you can see. >>part of his windows, this corner apartment where plus it out in order to try to get eyes on kester inside of that apartment. again, he did end up surrendering. what we know about castor is that he is a retired teacher who was previously arrested back in 2021 for crimes with children. there's also a federal case against him. he had a court case today. >>then when he didn't show up, testers attorney asked the sheriff's office to come check in on him. that's when he barricaded himself inside. >>from there, he came out,

presented himself with a handgun. obviously that caused a lot of alarm for us. he also had a knife in his hand and then started stabbing himself. and one more look here at the windows that were busted out during this investigation. castor suffering minor injuries and now recovering at a local hospital. >>again, we do know he was a substitute teacher at the folsom cordova unified school district and at some other schools in this area. and again, he was facing charges of crimes with children. we do know that there are people who were evacuated from their homes during this investigation and they have been allowed back inside of their homes and condos reporting in orangeville covering local news that matters. i'm zach boetto fox. 40 news. >>this summer he and upcoming 4th of july holiday are raising concerns about the risk wildfires. officials in the santa clarita valley are warning residents about the dangers and highlighting mitigation efforts. sara welch

from our sister station, ktla, reports from newhall. >>needs to go patrol. la county fires. said in the santa clarita valley, we basically bring them on and they do the work in a head-on out. we can graze about an acre to 2 acres a day and places that inaccessible are unsafe for with we whip mowers. they're great alternative to treating vegetation in areas that are hard to get as the goats help protect open space is la county fire reminds you to do the same for you and your family with wildfire season upon us creating maintaining a defensible space. >>around your home is crucial to preventing wildfire danger. >>will it have an emergency plan this past week? firefighters combat of the post fire near pyramid lake some 15,000 acres burned. firefighters demonstrated a helicopter water drops along

this hillside. it tells canyon park and reminded people fire prevention is a shared responsibility. so i'm asking you all, please, please, please talk to your neighbors, educate them. >>let them know. the dangers that exist today and that fireworks are illegal in santa clarita and surrounding unincorporated areas. so rather than risk your life or the lives of loved ones. i heard you to instead go to local professional fireworks shows like the city of spirit of america firework or the 6 flags magic mountain fireworks show. >>meantime, the goats will keep on grazing their way through some of the area's high fire zones. they eat all day. also sleep on the job. they like to work in the mornings and the evenings when it cools down and >>we want them to be happy and healthy. so it's okay if they sleep on the job for a little bit. >>you're time now for

a check on the latest in sports. here's kron four's ben ross. >>time for sports. well, after a nine-game losing streak, the a's had a chance to make it 3 wins in their last 4 games. tonight, oakland opening a three-game series against the minnesota twins at the coliseum. and what a cool giveaway they had out there. that's a satchel paige rocking chair, bobblehead hall of fame pitcher appeared one game for the kansas city a's when he was 59 years old. he pitched 3 scoreless innings. and he relaxed and that rocking chair that we've friends. what a legend. let's get to the highlights from tonight's game. it was a good one back and forth. curry all night long tied at one in the and

it's tyler. so are strong with 2 runners on. that's going to bring them both home off the wall in right-center 3 to one oakland on the 2 run double. the next batter is chelan goalie ears and not the hardest ball low overhead. put it. it works for an rbi single. so strum comes in to make it 41 years. but the twins answering the 7th now down for willi castro. that's a three-run homer out to right. just like that. minnesota goes in front 5 to 4. but hey, the a's don't quit either. in the 8th inning, it's laying leaders again next year on and that one is with a runner on first his 14th home run of the season. oakland goes back up. 65. and after that, it's miller time as in mason miller, that is dominant, closer needing just 7 pitches tonight to record his 14th, save a's. win it. 65. and they've won 3 of their last 4 after that 9 game

losing streak one. all right. let's get to hockey now. game 6 of the stanley cup final in edmonton. the florida panthers with their 3rd chance to win the cup after building a 3, 0, series lead. but the boilers come storming there's lord stanley in the building. momentum on the oilers side as they try to become the first canadian team that won it all since 1993. wow. taking up in the first period about 7 minutes in. do want to turn it over against this edmonton team. look at the passing. we and rice idol to warren foegele who beats sergei bobrovsky edmonton is off and running and then less than a minute into the second period, another panthers giveaway oilers with a 2 on one that he is. yeah. mark. >>to adam henry 2 to nothing. florida would actually score 10 seconds after that. but edmonton successfully challenge the play that it was offside. it was very close. but probably didn't matter because the oilers weren't done scoring later in the second. zach hyman makes it 3

zip edmonton adds a couple empty netters in the 3rd and they win it 5 to to force game 7 in florida on monday night oilers with a chance to join the 1942. toronto, maple leafs as the only nhl teams to overcome a 3, 0, deficit in the stanley cup. final. finally tonight, some forty-niners new san francisco signing number one, pick ricky pearsall. >>to his rookie contract today. the deal for 4 years, 12 and a half million dollars guaranteed. now the entire 2024 draft class is under contract. pierce o let's turn a lot heads with his play in the team's o-t-a's. meanwhile, his former arizona state teammate brandon aiyuk remains away from the team while he looks for a big money extension. we'll stay tuned for that. training camp begins next month. music will be

ringing through downtown hayward once again this weekend for the annual juneteenth freedom celebration. hayward city council member angela andrews joined us on kron. 4 news at 4 share more on what festivities people can expect. hi, angela. >>hello, how are you? did a really good looks like a fun event. tell us about yes, it's going to be great. we're going to have west coast society playing blues press. we are also going to have internet and youtube, netflix. amazon start micah. she is the counterpart of libby >>she is an educational television star for children and she'll be doing a meet and greet throughout the day. we'll also have a meet and greet with the black cowboy coalition. so you can take pictures with the cowboys,

along with horses will also have a bunch of trucks and cars from public safety as well as fire department. and then we'll have recreation area for kids and teens from the hayward area. recreation departments will have booths. vendors will have food will have barbecue for a great big as well as from josephine's so food. so it's going to be a great time. it's going to be at heritage plaza, 8, 3, 5, 8, 3, 5 c in is going to be a great time. it will be from 12 to 6 and i'm so excited to bring this back to hayward. >>so it sounds like a lot of fun. and i think because we we need to acknowledge right that in addition to the food in the fine, a little history behind you team, you know why we're we're celebrating. >>and the city of hayward has been doing a lot recognizing this holiday. we actually just did the flag-raising this week on the juneteenth flag as well as the pan-african flag. and

as that we have, as you know, the holiday is very important to the african-american community as we recognize this day as a true independence day for we were told that we were emancipated. but 2 years after actually the proclamation came is so when the juneteenth holiday knowledge, june 19th at day when we were told that we were actually free. so want to see a more activities in the city in regards to because like histories, everyone's history. and so we look forward to rain a downtown and having everyone join but is definitely a day that is going to be great for the black community. yeah, for sure. i mean, it looks a great time music food, all that you can't go wrong. there. >>you didn't catch my attention. >>with the black cowboys that as a whole level of history. just a quick insight into that of people are wondering,

>>so we want the black cowboy coalition to to have a more intimate experience with the community. we have a lot of kids who be their first time, probably even being able touch a war czar, you know, to see a cowboy in person and to have a black cowboys. it shows that they can also had those types of activities and and learned that art form. we also are very lucky that beyonce came out with cowboy carter this year because now there's even more excitement around cowboys. so sad we're just very excited for partake in the festivities, ok? it sounds like again, a family-friendly affair. >>learn a little something some great food maybe dance the year. and it was as a looks like it also, you're in luck because the weather will be cooperating, although might be a little bit hot out there. so they'll plenty of beverages, right? yes, they'll be plenty of beverages will have seating areas, land area. we will have a beer and wine

garden. we also will have inside of our public library, which is right across the street. so if you want to take a break. >>from the outdoors, you kids take a look at the age 18, 60 exhibits and displays there. so we will have a lot of stuff to do for everyone. all right. thank you so much for joining us. hayward city council member angela andrews talking about the big juneteenth celebration. >>going on in hayward. thank you. thank you so much.

>>onto another big story tonight, oakland mayor sheng thao has released a statement after a federal raid at her home in oakland. she's yet to

make a public appearance but is expected at a national mayors conference in kansas city that started on thursday. meantime, legal experts say agents are now going over everything removed from her house as well as 3 other places. they begin to unravel what could be a major crime involving the mayor. kron %-p sheng thao ce home thursday morning. fbi spokesperson telling kron 4 news that the raid was a court sanction. law enforcement action agents would not elaborate on what the court granted agents to seize. there were about a dozen items taken out, including several large containers. we also don't know if mayor thao was a target of the investigation. this is highly unusual to see a man there. >>is facing and fbi investigation. justin berton is a political consultant and the former director of

communications for former mayor libby schaff. she is facing a recall and that was going to be a steep political hill to climb. but now that you have the way of an fbi investigation on your back and you've left oakland in the dark for more than 24 hours. that's political climb. just became mount everest. federal agents raided 3 other places including the home of david and andy do wang they along with other family members own and operate. california waste solutions. >>the city's recycling service and frankly has had a pass that was well known in oakland as being under investigation themselves for an ethical campaign violations. all seen the boxes. >>being carted out with documents and they will sit down with him or her or the cadre. the u.s. attorneys involved. all right. let's go through all of this legal expert, former prosecutor. >>and current defense attorney michael cardoza says now agents are going over. all

that was taken out. we have suspicion that someone committed these particular crimes. let's see if we have information here. >>that absolutely proves that i can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. so they will that it's going to take them a bit of time. although the mayor has been out of the public eye, her attorney did release a statement on her behalf saying, quote. >>mayor thao is ready, willing and able to cooperate fully with federal investigators. she has nothing to hide. it's unfortunate that she has had to endure the bad optics of having the search warrant executed on her home. she would have cooperated with this investigation without the need for this search. she will continue to do the work. oakland expects from their mayor and provide the federal government with whatever information they're seeking. we have no information that she is or will be the target

of this or any investigation. legal expert michael cardoza also adds this that it could be months before we find out what was at the heart of this fbi raid in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news, the city of marysville declaring a local state of emergency with a historic building on the verge of collapse. roads closed and businesses forced evacuate with the hotel standing on its very last leg. mason morrow has more on this story. >>nearly a full century of history here in marysville is about to come crashing down his hotel, marysville, according to the city, which held a press conference here on friday saying that the building is on the brink of collapse nearly week after it caught on fire. and now city leaders are rushing to try to find a way to demolish safely as possible. >>city council, the city, marysville. have formally declared an emergency. >>marysville mayor chris branscum calling out to california governor gavin newsom for help after a

torturous week for his staff and responding agencies across yuba county and across the state. >>we have people that are are just physically exhausted from the amount of time spent here. and and so it's a matter of we just can't sustain this for feels like forever. the historic hotel, marysville has stood on and 5th streets in downtown marysville. >>on saturday night, the local landmark nearly burned to the ground. >>proxy 2 hours into the firefight. we realize we had fire throughout the majority of the building in the roof structure fire chief kyle hicks. tremendous firefighters contain the flames in monitor hot spots a week later, but a structural integrity report published thursday shows the vacant hotel is turning to rubble. >>the hotel, marysville structure at risk of collapse. demolition. this clearly indicated. >>105 foot perimeter blocking traffic on highway 70 through marysville, forcing some nearby businesses to evacuate

>>basically anything directly adjacent and across the street it is in jeopardy. but a timeline to bring the building down safely is scrambled. >>and frankly, they have not been indicating that they're going to step up to the plate. remediate the situation. >>city manager jim shed shelling out shots and urban smart growth. the new york based real estate developer that owns the hotel. he says the owner has minimal insurance coverage in refuses to accept responsibility for demolition and other damage costs. >>urban smart growth has more than adequate resources. 2 do the right thing. and make the building safe. so that we restore traffic. and restore business to our community. i'm not confident. at this point they will. >>in a statement to fox 40 legal counsel for urban smart grow says in response, quote,

we are devastated to hear about the fire loss and happy to find out. no one was injured. we have laid out a path forward with the city that we think will be the quickest and most efficient way to get the highway open, neighboring properties and move to the next phase of developing the historic corner of marysville. we believe the city of marysville is in the best position to take over the property in get the highway in neighboring businesses back open. in further more to go along with what the spokesperson for the property owner was saying. that statement, i just got off the phone with them and they tell me these claims the city is making. >>that urban smart growth is just unwilling to pay any of the costs that are associated with demolition. all the damages here are, quote, unequivocally untrue. they say the city wants them to come in and the most this building tomorrow. and they say that something that logistically they are not capable of doing reporting in marysville coming local news that matters. i mean, tomorrow, fox 40 news. ma

is making big strides towards helping his son battle a rare genetic brain disease friday on kron. 4 news at noon stephanie lin spoke with randy allen who set out this week to walk 68 miles. that's a nod to the gene that impacts u.s. and disease. it s l c 6, 8, 8, >>randy was the final 29 miles today to close out his fundraiser for walk for strength. he joins us live now with more. good afternoon to you. and thank you so much for joining us today. you happy to be with you. thanks for having so. we know you've got a lot going on today. so we do want to keep you for too long. >>but just to start out here, help us understand more about the disease that you're working to raise awareness about today.

>>yet back 70. it's cold cree 18 transported to petition. see. and i think the best way to think about it is imagine your brain and muscles like a high-performing tesla they need energy to operate and just as cars electricity with create can transport efficiency. that has a broken charging cable. the charging cable doesn't work. so the energy that needs to get to the brain and muscles doesn't get there. so it results in come delays, intellectual disabilities, epilepsy, overall kind of the lakes and functioning. >>and tell us to about the organization that you're a part of as well. the association for creating deficiencies and how that links into your walk today. >>yeah, the the association of creating efficiencies on the volunteer board member. i've been involved since my son got diagnosed and it's a parent organization that funds research and helps parents with resources to find ultimately find a cure for this. right now, there's no therapies cures. it's been discovered. you know, for

known about 25 years making awesome strikes that the scientists are doing great in a cd is really leading the way by funding the research and drawing awareness to even beyond here. people to be like, gosh, you know what? i've never even heard of this condition it goes under diagnosed. we think it's diagnosed by about 104. >>well, that's incredible. we, of course, are showing some photos of you with your beautiful family in your beautiful children. it's tell us a bit about how your walk has been going with the community response been like. >>it's been awesome. i mean, it's upper one. it's fun for me to get out there. and, you know, with lucas to keep peace offers with this every day. and for me to go walk, 68 miles of least i can do to help raise friends, family ones i haven't heard from for a while. you know, reach out nicole are there's there's opportunity kind of stuff fundraiser. so it's been fantastic to have them reach out offer their support. so it's been overwhelming.

>>yes, and also, again, just for our viewers who are just tuning in, a walk us through the significance of that number, 68. >>yes, so what we want to think about the tesla, the charging that's the gene slc 6, 8, that takes to create team from the bloodstream into the brain and this defective so i did took the 6 and the 8. and i said, you know what? i'm gonna walk 68 miles to raise i would say almost everybody i speak with even even medical doctors. scientists, don't have strength of this have never heard of this condition. so our our goal is to raise awareness, raise some funds and keep helping until we find a cure. >>and now you've got about 29 miles more to go today. what route exactly are you taking for this and how can the community get involved and help support you? >>welcome today. i did a little running. i had to get i had to get to a place where i could speak with you. so it's

been great. lost miles. and about 18. more to go. and i say the best way to come you can get involved is is through your support. you know, check out creatine info dot org backslash lucas and you learn a lot about the condition and what it is and, you know, i'm sure there's a lot of families like ours, too, are going through this diagnosis. jury doesn't know why this kind of happening with your kid to this 2 years to get a diagnosis. there are answers. and, you know, i would say keep pushing if you think you've heard your son or daughter has creating transportation c, you know, go to go to that web site and reach out to us. we'd love to help you. >>all right, fantastic. randy allen of san mateo really going that extra mile to help find a cure for his son. thank you so much for joining us. and we wish your family the absolute best. >>my pleasure. thanks so much to think absolutely thank you. >>when you think of anchovy caesar salad may come to mind. but for fans of local fish, there's more to love tonight on dine and dish vicki

liviakis takes us to an be bar a real san francisco treat the little fish that's bait for bigger fish is having a moment. and joey is a lot more than just pizza tossing is a true delicacy here at anchovy bar in san francisco. anchovies are all the rage. pretty obsessed with the award-winning husband wife team from the popular state bird provisions and the progress. >>devoted to the humble silvery fish that's local and plentiful in there. so fresh. you can smell the bay. nicole krasinski says it's pulled fresh from the bay every day. this is a real anchovy bar. favorite stewart, bree ohsa calls on must try. it's the lyme bay fresh anchovies on warm butter toast. is something that is very sustainable, very healthy and incredible to and just so she order up a seafood tower with hog island, oysters and fresh

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reports of a man pointing a gun and motorists and thing with an officer opening fire

and striking the suspect. it all happened early friday morning. kron four's philippe reports on the incident. thankfully the suspect is expected to survive. >>34 year-old man is in stable condition at a hospital after being shot, at least once by newark police officer. it all happened around 4.30, this morning. that's when police were responding to reports of man pointing what they believed to be a real gun that motorists on the 5800 block of jarvis avenue when officers responded, they found the man outside of a chevron gas station. >>and at some 0.1 officer opened fire hitting the man at least one time. the man was rendered aid by the police officers on scene and then was transported to a hospital. and it is expected that he's going to survive. the firearm was later determined to be a replica of a glock pistol. >>it is identical to a standard issue. glock pistol

and it looks exactly like the replica. it is intended to imitate. we do know at least that the person who was shot >>will likely survive. we did speak with the owner of the gas station intends to have he's a station back up and running. fortunately, everybody says nobody at this point has lost their life in newark, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >>the supreme court upheld a federal law meant to protect domestic violence victims by restricting abusers from having guns. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction to the decision. in an 8 to one ruling. the court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. >>writing for the majority, chief justice john roberts

said those with domestic violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords says if justices had overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people at the mystic violence, restraining orders should have firearm access is ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man who hit and threatened to shoot his girlfriend could have a gun. >>syracuse law professor lauren golden didn't expect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >>reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his opinion, justice roberts wrote, quote, since the founding our nation's firearm laws have included provisions preventing individuals who threatened physical harm to others from misusing firearms. i think this is the right decision.

georgetown law dean, william treanor said justice is based their opinion on a broad view of history. at the time, the founding. and so you don't look at. >>were their bans on guns for people who commit domestic violence. you look at it where their bans on guns for people are dangers. trainer says the court's lone dissenter justice clarence thomas took a narrower view of history. they do not take the same approach to what the original understanding >>this isn't the only second amendment case. the court decided this term last week justices overturned a ban on bump stocks in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. the cast

beverly hills cop axel f walked the red carpet for the movie's premier in beverly hills. plus, we've got some new music to take us into the weekend. dayna devon has all the details in this entertainment report. >>we begin here with a big movie premiere stars of the upcoming beverly hills cop, axel f movie eddie murphy was there and had the support of his family at the premiere. the actor and comedian was joined by his daughter bria shayne, audra bella and his fiance paige butcher on the red carpet. brea actually makes a cameo in the film. the premiere was held at the wallis annenberg center for the performing arts. also in attendance were murphy's cast mates joseph gordon levitt, kevin bacon, judge ryan hold and paul riser. i was watching these films when i was probably too young to be watching these films to my older brother loved eddie murphy. so when i got the chance to, you know, play the sidekick. >>for the new eddie murphy, beverly hills cop movie. i was i was very first movie. what

you have that action and that, you know, became die. >>people before beverly hills cops. a captain really would. you go ahead. make my at the beverly cop. well, a started. you to love guy. a mother. >>was sitting there going, you know, it's 40 years later since we first did it. and i i knew it from before the movie from the comedy club somewhat too long. right? and i'll be honest, i'm i'm getting tired of him. riding my coat tails it. some point he's going to have to launch without beverly hills cop axel f releases on netflix on july. 3rd. >>and by the way, it's friday and that means new music. ariana grande teamed up with brandy and monica to feature them on a remix of her single. the boy is mine. you remember brandy and monica have the iconic song of the same name that they released in 1998.

and now the remix has officially dropped. rapper post malone is fully embracing his texas country roots with his hit. i had some help featuring morgan wallen and now post these new single he lists another country music staple. blake shelton, their new song is called pour me a drink. that is your entertainment report here in i' i'm stephanie rothman. thanks

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