dmv is reopening more than 70 offices throughout the state including 9 in the bay area kron four's rana harvey reports from daly city with details. >>yeah that's right you can see the daily city location is open for business now on the line of people that came on with this is not the only location it's open for business take a look at your screen here. we have pleasanton santa clara fairfield oakland coliseum pittsburgh, daly city fremont san mateo in court a madeira. they're opening up these locations will ever they want to implement safety protocol so they're actually outside right now talking to people along with asking people to wear a mask if they are here at this office now again if you're down here you're trying to get some things done here some of the transactions are going to help him do what today payne registration for a vehicle impounded also reinstating a suspended or revoked driver's license apply for a reduced fee or no fee identification card. processing commercial driver's license transactions and processing real id transactions. now all the behind the wheel drive test

harvey tells us what happened rana. >>in dari and is now become an active criminal investigation you can see right here that we're holes that explosion blew the roof off of it so you see that segment of the roof bent over the air up against the law now again investigators tell us they were actually making hash oil inside the warehouse when it all happened if they had to estimate, they said there are about 20 marijuana plants inside they were making that hash from earlier this morning now again this explosion sent 2 people to the hospital again a butane honey oil lab is what they're calling this a very violent explosion, the sitting debris about 2 to 300 feet away from the warehouse, but thankfully there were no fatalities they do have 2 people in custody, right now we've got a chance to talk to some of the officials earlier today and here's what they had to say about the investigation and during the process is a a. >>it's treating the house will from their marijuana the cannabis plant. >>there was an explosion. the expl

james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. 7.18 is the time and for your money this morning, us homeowners have lost a staggering amount of money since the peak of prices. and the parent company of facebook says it may not be done with job jane king standing by live in new york at the nasdaq to explain dorning jane. >> hi, james. good morning. could cut thousands more jobs. the washington post reports that the facebook parent plans to push some leaders into lower-level roles, flattening layers of management, social media giant. now the job eliminations right would arrive after ceo mark zuckerberg sought to reassure workers that he didn't anticipate more layoffs at the company slashed 11,000 jobs in november. well, mortgage rates are surging back towards 7% are the highest level. now since november, interest rates have been climbing as recent economic data like the strong jobs report. we got recently show the federal reserve will likely keep raising rates and u.s. homeowners have lost 2.3 trillion dollars in value since the jun

rana, good morning.now that the former vice president al gore, who is now a climate activists for over a decade at this point, >> has been warning about this type of record breaking heat wave. and while he understands the president can't do much about the gridlock in congress, he wants the president to use executive action to combat climate change. >> we have got to step up. this should be a moment for a global it definitely. former democratic vice president al gore is pleading for washington to respond to climate change. >> has now millions face record breaking heat were saying this global emergency play out and it's getting worse more quickly than was predicted on abc's this week. gore a longtime climate activists said it's not too late to reverse some of the damage. he says president biden must use his executive power to take action further limit emissions from power and from tailpipes right now, the biden administration is promising to do more after west virginia. democratic senator joe manchin recen

joining us live this morning from ucsf with more on how this might look kron four's rana harvey rana good morning. >>good morning marty will like you mentioned a lot of changes happening and what it potentially could look like you could see students walking around campus wearing mask, maybe faculty and staff as well, you could also potentially see classrooms a lot more spaced out the potentially some classrooms being held and in other places on the campus. so what they're trying to decide now is if they're going to have classes on campus in the fall or if they're going to online classes or mixture of both. you see administration is coordinating with the governor's office and health agencies to make sure they're on track with state issued guidelines. wednesday you see board approves standards at each campus must meet before starting in person operations that includes screening and testing contract tracing universal masking measures and physical distancing and plans for how to quarantine and isolate anyone who may contract the virus. one camp says have done this will have a better idea

rana, good for the yeah. you can get a little bit of everything done.ust relax outside in the sun. maybe go on a hike in the early morning hours tomorrow because of how warm it's going to get a live look outside right now. clear skies. you can see along the east bay hills, no rain in the forecast, dry conditions. but a lot of when you see here and the city, 23 miles per hour. wind gusts also along the north coast. we've got some gusty winds and a wind advisory in place there. so be cautious. 14 miles an hour up in napa fairfield. so you've got those conditions out there that are contributing to that cooldown that we're filling current temperatures outside right now. mid 50's in the south palo alto, san jose morgan hill, east bay mid 50's as well for you. they're out in pittsburgh. 59. but with 60 along the coast there mid to lower 50's. so we're tracking that 7 day. we'll have a look at that coming up in just a moment. governor james, thanks a lot. and let's take a peek at just a couple of bridges. oh, my god. everybody that work or home, they're done.

black four's rana harvey met with a group of local women who decided gun ownership and education are no longer an option, but a necessity >> i just think it is to have him tonight about >> different walks of life and a multitude of obama like you said, a few. >> stay ready. i can with my mom a mom. hey, and just kind of learned, you know, self defense, unified these black women to pick up a skill many never imagined they would need came to today's class. just to increase my knowledge that's proper preparation prevents poor like to stay ready. get just an age. i think that's important for many of them, it's the first time they've ever held in for others. it's a harsh reminder of what it means to take accountability for your own safety. i came here today because i was little 2 years ago. my husband had bought me a prior to that and >> never talked use in. so now i know i felt >> we need some protection because he's no longer my protector. and here we all of you guys. >> now a nathan jones is the president of the bay area chapter of the black gun owners association. he hopes the queen's

. >> rana, thank you. want to quickly update everybody on the power outage situation because it has gotten a little bit better when we started the broadcast, we had upwards of 167,000 customers without power that's now dropped down 263,000. the bulk of those in the east bay, the peninsula and the south bay. let's zoom in to the east bay where they've got about 31,000 customers without power. the hot spots continue to be the areas right around walnut creek, a pleasant hill, concord, you see those areas in orange. those indicate 500 to 5,000 customers without power. let's slide over to the peninsula because we're seeing just south of sfo, a pocket or and you can see it there long one, a one right past foster city, the highway, 92 interchange all the way down here into areas like redwood city. and you can see here atherton lot of areas in orange so pg e working hard to try to get those restored for the entire peninsula. you've got about 42,000 customers without power. but the biggest block of customers withou

rana, thank you. 10 31 is the time. meantime, in contra costa county sheriff david livingston is responding to these. >> reports of ice being authorized to make arrests saying, quote, i don't anticipate changes. >> from our role or from state law. the reason is that we follow the law here in california, which limits our interaction with any federal official about immigration and quote, livingston went on to say that his office follows the california values act which was put in place back in 2018 and mandates, no state or local resources can be used to assist federal immigration enforcement and that schools and hospitals and court houses are to be safe spaces. it's also meetings. it also means that local law enforcement can't ask about immigration status or share personal information or tell federal agents when suspects are released except in cases the person that's being detained has a felony conviction that warranted prison sentences within the last 15 years or if they're notifying immigration officers of a really stat

kron four's reyna harvey live at the scene with more details rana. >>he robin marty we know like you mentioned that suspect has now peacefully surrendered and is currently in custody. and thankfully, no reported injuries in all of this right now to see behind me still active, but it's starting to clear out right now you can see officers and deputies currently driving away now in terms of the street closures, those are currently still in place at this moment, but we know that this is all come to a peaceful and we're going to show you that scene from earlier very active. you can see is required quite a lot of response here yet several agencies in the area trying to us is now what we know we know that there was a man who at some point was arrested was able to break free get a hold of a weapon and started firing at the deputies, we know at some point that suspect barricaded himself inside of a patrol vehicle. we also know that they had to call several different teams here negotiating teams along with tactical teams to try to negotiate with that man. in a

hold back at least for now for now reporting out in sonoma county reyna harvey kron 4 news, thanks rana so for now. >>if you want your haircut as the new rules you can go to solano county. >>you can go to napa county. they got the green light to cut hair and they are open for business sonoma got the green light but said no everybody else in the bay area can't do it san francisco over and contra costa alameda, not open for business yet james. >>no some good news though for renters who have been impacted by the coronavirus for bay area counties have extended their moratorium on evictions from covid-19 proper sara stinson live in san mateo county right now to explain good morning sara. >>good morning. james live in a neighborhood in san mateo county many people came out to the county board of supervisors meeting explaining that they needed more time because the moratorium was set to expire on evictions for a may 31st and people said i don't think i can handle that we are still struggling and the board of supervisors listened to the people and they extended it till the end of june they're n

james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. breaking news out of houston this morning.sentative confirming that migos rapper takeoff has been shot and killed outside of a bowling alley. takeoff was part of the group migos along with quavo and offset. with just 28 years-old. dozens of people apparently gathered on that balcony outside the bowling alley when the shooting happened. police say there were security guards on scene. they heard the shooting but didn't see exactly what happened last month, takeoff and quavo released their debut album as a duo. >> it's 7.31, in the north bay. a man faces charges after police found him hiding in a woman's closet in benicia bizarre story. police say what was most concerning, though, is that they found him with a roll of duct tape and a knife. >> kron four's rob nesbitt has more. it sounds like something right out of the halloween horror movie. but for one benicia woman in her 60's, a man waiting in her closet was reality. >> i mean, it is definitely a scary thing to happen to anyone. the 9-1-1 call came into benicia dispatch around

james, back to you. >> rana, thank you. la 48 is the time and bay area.ws from southwest that they will start charging customers to check bags. that policy is set to go into effect on may 28th. the airline, though, hasn't said how much a checked bag will cost. and this comes as we know, they've already announced they're going to be ending their open boarding system and transitioning to assigned seating some of the customers we spoke with weren't too happy about the news. >> and if an era, one of the major reasons i fly southwest is because of that. and i will certainly think twice about whether i use their flights going to have to see how it works. as long as they don't go to class base cabins on on good. but i don't want to see no first class cabin. >> yeah, you can avoid paying the checked baggage fee if you fit into one of 3 categories either you've reached the upper tiers of the company's rapid rewards loyalty program, or you've purchased a business class ticket or if you have a southwest airlines credit card. well, there's now a new class action laws

crazy rich >> rana says it's been years since she performed. it was nice to do that from festival that celebrates her i mean that the turnout is way more than i ever expected by getting up. there was light. we're really emotional. such a big part of me that i haven't touched in a long time really special to get back i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. >> coming up, the fbi releases new video of this bay area woman missing in mexico. what they believe. >> happened to her. plus, more layoffs to tell you about this time involving employees at best buy stores across the country. and when we return to san francisco film festival well underway. how long you have left to catch a variety of films. >> welcome back. the sf film festival is well underway. folks in the area have one week left to catch a variety of films from short, an animation to documentaries on prominent bay area figures. organizers say there is something for everyone this year. >> it was a star-studded start to the 2023 s a film festival. all corners of the bay area represente

kron four's rana harvey has details. >>well a woman is dead following a deputy-involved shooting that happened last night here in half moon bay. you're on the 800 block of main street you can see actually behind me this is where it all took place again quiet now but it totally different scene last night take a look at this video deputies say they responded to that scene around 7.25 last night they were called out to a report of a woman in her 30's or 40's carrying a rifle and alcohol when deputies say they got here, they said they told that woman to drop her weapon. deputies say the woman did not comply with their orders and she shot at deputies will deputies shot back hitting the woman. the woman was taken to a local hospital where she died i spoke to one of the local business owners who told me what she saw last night. and i saw her walking continuing down the street with a rifle in one hand and a bottle of wine and the other hand. >>and i said oh my god, maybe half an hour later, they found her behind the restaurant.

kron four's rana harvey in the studio with the latest dorian james. so san jose police say steven florentino. >> come in and are robbery back in april and a search of his home last week resulted in them finding multiple firearms. now police found unregistered firearms in his home during a search last week. they say a neighbor confronted florentino when he was on his way out of the home. now, that's what helped him actually identify florentino as a suspect. investigators say florentino is prohibited from owning firearms. detectives recovered 2 assault rione with a suppressor, 2 semiautomatic pistols and 12 antique rifles and pistols. now florentino has been booked into the santa clara county main jail for charges of residential burglary and weapon charges. send it back to both of the desk. thanks a >> well, new this morning, the white house is growing even more concerned now over rising anti-semitic incidents that have been reported on college campuses. variant over city is one of the science of one of those incidents. kron four's will tran is live at

rana. >> yeah, that's right. we're talking about the delays on the bay bridge. you're waking up this morning. do not take it. you have the san mateo bridge, the dumbarton bridge. >> the richmond, sandra fell bridge the golden gate bridge. you have options. this should not be. one of them were tracking that. we'll have more on your crazy thursday. >> and we're back 6.15, coming up on 6.15, in here. you're looking high atop the single anchor suspension tower on the east span of the bay bridge. looking down at the backup leading into the air for one a island tunnel. why we had an earlier accident. 10 o'clock last night. and the backup is still there. and you can see in the smaller box on the right, the baber, the oakland toll plaza camera. those tail lights stretch all the way back to the toll plaza all the way back to the maze. people have been reporting more than an hour drive time from the maze into san francisco. this is a big issue that's only going to get worse as more and more people hit the roads this morning. i wouldn't count on the bay bridge this morning

. >> rana. good morning. new york city skyline could be a painful reminder for folks who lost loved ones and the 9.11 attacks. wilson just 15 years old when he lost his father, bruce of the world trade center now he's a father himself and he says he's working >> over the years families like the eagle sons started to have questions that. how is it that these 19 people with no knowledge of english, no money. no idea how to fly planes. no knowledge of western culture. able to somehow come together and pull off the most devastating and consequential attack on american soil in the history of this country with no help from anyone. and that really is the official narrative that the government would want you to believe. >> they're now part of a lawsuit with nearly 10,000 family members from 9.11 all suing to expose saudi arabian ties to the terror attacks. the goal is to get the documents out. he's talking about operation encore. a secret fbi investigation that spanned 10 years from 2006 to 2016. >> the focus of that

. >> rana, good morning. that's right. the pressure is certainly on for congressional leaders and the president to try and find a path forward. just yesterday, the treasury secretary in a letter to lawmakers emphasizing that the country will lose its ability to pay its bills. and just about 2 weeks. >> president biden and congressional leaders are returning to the negotiation table to try and strike a deal on the debt ceiling. i really think fire on their part of both cars reach agreement. >> over the weekend, the president said he was optimistic staffers from each office have been meeting daily, laying the groundwork for tuesday. high stakes it down. i think we'll be able to do. but monday's speaker of the house kevin mccarthy painted a different picture right now, republicans led by mccarthy are drilling down on demands for spending cuts on the chopping block, a push to recoup roughly 30 billion dollars in unspent pandemic funding in an effort to impose stricter work requirements on welfare programs. these are decisions.

rana, let's send it back to you. >> all right, greg, thanks for that report. americans around the country watched as the judge read the guilty verdict in the trial of former police officer derek chauvin, including top officials in washington are correspondent alexandra limon has reaction from president joe biden and the lawmakers there. >> following the verdict. president joe biden addressed the nation and said this can be a significant turning point. he and the vice president want this moment to propel passage of national police reforms. outside of the white house. protesters were visibly relieved when former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was found guilty on all counts. >> in the murder of george floyd who was murdered in full light of day. >> and a group the blinders off the whole world to see. the systemic racism. president joe biden addressed the nation and talked about what this case meant to many knee on the neck of justice for black americans. >> found fear interim. the pay the exhaust. and black and brown americans experience every single da

okay, rana, thank you. quick check of the few bridge camps for you. >> and as you might expect, it is nice and light. here's a example of westbound 80 here. this is at the bay bridge toll plaza from oakland in the san francisco. and you can see there's just a few cars out there. nothing really getting in your way. and that's the same story here at the san mateo bridge where we've got traffic on 92 flowing really nicely in both directions. let's jump over to the richmond. sandra fell bridge. that's where we're looking at a nice light right here. westbound 5.81 headlights getting past and that's about it so far. so not a lot of company out there making good time. and if you're in the north bay heading into san francisco, well, you've got pretty much the entire golden gate bridge to yourself right now. there's just one, maybe 2 cars on the span at the moment. another check of weather and traffic in just a bit. now, let's get to some developing news this morning. the legal right to an abortion is in jeopardy, a

rana, good morning. well, there appears to be some incremental progress. >> the president and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy announcing yesterday they're naming top negotiators to try and flush out some of the details between their spending cut proposals, but still both sides acknowledging there is a lot of work ahead. >> it is going well. >> after a month-long standoff tuesday for the first time president joe biden and speaker of the house kevin mccarthy signaled a pap forward on a debt ceiling deal, make sure that america does not default on its debt. it is possible a deal by the end the week the 2 are appointing top negotiators to find a compromise spending plan. republicans are demanding cuts which includes toughening work requirements on welfare programs. how could we responsibly lift the debt ceiling? our spending is out of control. the white house remains the polls still work to do. the president and speaker. well, the key to the deal, but time to strike a deal is running out tuesday. treasur

rhetoric, california democrats called the president's latest threat troubling assembly member of r e rana gonzales is the ch of the latino caucus, we have parents were scared to walk kids to school we have parents are scared to go to work. >>you know this is something that we need to address as a community and we don't need his rhetoric to continue to interfere with their ability to operate california president trump warned next week ice will round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants. the democrat agenda. >>of open borders is morally reprehensible. governor gavin newsom is promising to stake will protect its undocumented citizens ensuring they know they're right so the and without a warrant. you know have to open the door. you do not have to open the door. >>you have the right to due process their families that are here undocumented that or friends and neighbors assembly republican with devon mathis says the state's undocumented workers should be protected he says the legislature could be doing more to make that happen we just need to help them become citizens. >>and instead

. >> rana, good morning. the recent surge of migrants over the weekend. now house republicans calling on congress to remove homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> immigration continues to be a concern in the united states as thousands of migrants cross the southern border over the weekend. secretary mayorkas says committed high crimes and misdemeanors. arizona republican congressman andy biggs and texas republican congressman brian babin blame the homeland security secretary for this issue and said this time to impeach alejandro mayorkas. his failure to maintain operational control of the border is allowing deadly illegal drugs such as fentanyl to come into the country. mayorkas has this trace the office study holes. he has abandoned his constitutional obligation and willfully i might add and should be impeached. and senate republicans like iowa senator joni ernst call that the biden administration as title 42, the trump era border restriction is set to end in a few days. president biden says he has more important things to do. >> that address

rana harvey in the weather center right now. taking a look at our forecast and luckily we don't have terribly hot temperatures on tap exactly. that would end the day before yesterday. today we're seen. >> much cooler conditions and a lot of fog and missed out there. taking a look at the east bay hills. you can see just how low visibility is out there. the east bay hills, not the only area that we're seeing low visibility along the coast here and some pockets in the north bay as well as across areas of the east bay due out friday morning and friday afternoon. we have those onshore winds. cooling us down this week. and that's what's keeping us cool. anna. and the really topping that fire that we definitely were pacing for the day before yesterday when we got to the 90's. so we get a break in that. we're looking at our highs for today across the board. if you're in the north bay, you're in the mid 60's. so santa rosa, upper 60's nevado along the coast here at 59 in half moon bay in the south bay, upper 70's, san jose. 75 east bay a

but for now we'll send it over to you, rana in the east san leandro, mother of 3 says she believes she's been targeted by an unknown trio who shot the windows. >> from her home and it happened more than once. kron four's. dan thorn. >> has her story. >> so loud popping of a bb gun range out in a san leandro neighborhood tuesday morning around 2 o'clock, an unknown man seen here creating chaos along with 2 others by shooting at a home. i'm appalled about it. >> that's the thing because that children here and at the safety for my children. i mean, just for me, linda lose first floor windows suffered the brunt of the damage. one was shattered. another hit twice. the mother of 3 says this was not the first time and she's not sure why this group keep stealing i. >> feel vulnerable. i i don't know why that are getting my my family. i don't like it. >> it really down the neighborhood along ridge haven drive is filled with families. dennis. leon, a friend of the lu family says he's worried as well. i don't know what motivating these attacks and that's what makes it so scary. these pictures from

>>kron four's ray harvey on the story live in pacifica with the details rana good morning.

the time to some of those big rana fields up there to keep the fire from from progressing further to the east and prevent tires and coming back to the west. coming up with another headliner dozer line up into the ground and walks up here. >> this is the fire line. he's talking about a white pass cleared by dozers removing anything that could burn this is a key line of defense to prevent the caldor fire from reaching the west shore of lake tahoe. >> not just the homes at evacuees are worried about for some what was inside of their homes is even more valuable than the homes themselves. now, a pair of cousins from the south lake tahoe basin had to evacuate when the caldor fire started closing in on their homes. but when they try to race home to grab some belongings. they were turned away by law enforcement. there. >> yeah, we're pretty much like down the road from my house. mayor. like there's no way i'm so sorry. like. >> you got to get out of town. most of all, of her belongings as everything there. luckily the animals are safe and the family safe. but no way back in. >> well, the gir

rana, you for that. all right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. if you're traveling from the east bay. >> heading into the city right now to make it to that fremont street exit will take you about 10 minutes. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14. >> as you're traveling there on of richmond, heading across towards center, fell about 9 minutes of traffic is pretty light. there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute morning commute. steph. and ayesha curry announced the new little town libraries is in an effort to distribute more than 50,000 free books throughout oakland, they unveiled the first of these reading stations at franklin elementary school. look at it. so cute. the kerry say the libraries will have culturally appropriate stories that will reflect the daily lives of students throughout oakland, literacy rates among black and brown students have fallen dramatically throughout the pandemic. and the curry say they want to try and turn things around. >> the importance of

. >> rana, good morning. and yes, while the federal while the federal government sees this as a necessary move given the latest covid data. there has been some push back. >> covid-19 vaccines could become mandatory for active duty military are seeing an uptick in cases uptick in hospitalizations across the force as we are in the country monday. pentagon press secretary john kirby. so defense secretary lloyd austin will seek a vaccine mandate from the president to make the request for the waiver by mid september secretary austin said in a statement, quote, to defend this nation. we need a healthy and ready force. he encouraged all dod military and civilian and contractor personnel to get vaccinated and not wait for the mandate if he needs to move act sooner than this timeline that he will do that. so we're going to watch the and make sure that we're keeping readiness of the force. we should not be mandating this, but wisconsin republican senator ron johnson says he's spoken to many service members against this

rana, good morning. in just a couple of hours, president biden will be speaking with china's president xi. >> and then later today, the un security council is meeting. both will be focused on the crisis in ukraine and how to respond to russia's aggression. >> ukrainian schools, hospitals and civilian shelters in ruins after being bombed by russia. we've all been shocked by the brutality that we continue to witness u.s.. defense leaders are labeling the attacks as war crimes intentionally targeting civilians is a war crime. and lawmakers in the house responded by voting to suspend trade with russia. ukrainian native and congresswoman victoria spartz was one of many who supported the move. they can just go killed bunch of people destroy kill women and children. and then go back and have business as usual during friday's un security council meeting russia plans to accuse the u.s. of funding biological warfare laboratories in ukraine. leaders in washington say those are lies and yet another false flag operat

they say the cat rana got caught in the mud after it was being chased by a dog. firefighters had to use a wooden board to reach the cat and get them out of their animal service. officers took it from there, cleaned up the kitty and now joe currently. that's his new names home with the same kind human who helped rescue him. if remember as a kid getting stuck in the mud flats myself and yeah, getting hosed down in the driveway. haha, it's really tough to get out of that stuff to get stuck in the mud. well, yeah. so they say joe dirt a pretty proper name there for that could that wraps up kron for news at 5. we have a lot more ahead on properties at 6. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6, a conviction tonight in a father's day shooting that left 3 people dead in the east bay 3 years ago. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm noelle bellow. that shooting happened during a house party

rhetoric, california democrats called the president's latest threat troubling assembly member of the ranais the chair of the latino caucus, we have parents were scared to walk their kids to school. we have parents are scared to go to work. >>you know this is something that we we we need to address as a community and we don't need his rhetoric to continue to interfere with their ability to operate california president trump warned next week ice will round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants. the democrat agenda. >>of open borders is morally reprehensible. governor gavin newsom is promising to stake

alright, rana, thank you for 42 is the time. let's talk sports. the warriors clinching game one against the grizzlies. the grizzlies. it was a nail-biter right down to the final seconds. >> it was a great weekend for bay area baseball as well. we've got kron four's kylen mills with the highlights. >> the warriors hit the road for game one of the western conference semifinals up against the memphis grizzly scene that took a 3 out of their 4 regular season meetings. however, the dubs were rocking and rolling as elvis would say. i'm all shook up after watching this one. let's head out to beale street to see what went down. a highly anticipated matchup between 2 of the nba's most electric point guards in steph curry and the young star john morant early in the first words guard gary payton. the second got his first career playoff. start. that's how you make the most of it. how about that dunk puts desmond bane to bed words go up to one minute to go in the second. the worst. looking for a stop. draymond green gets a scuffle down low. he is called for a

crazy rich >> rana says it's been years since she performed. it was nice to do that for best of ul that celebrates her i mean that the turnout is way more than i ever expected by getting up. there was light. we're really emotional. it's such a big part of me that i haven't touched in a long time felt really special to get back to >> i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco. for news. >> the marks 117 years in san francisco's devastating 19. 0, 6 court quake and fire. we have more than 3,000 people that died as a result of that 7.9 quake and fire and more than 200,000 people. we're left without homes. a commemoration ceremony that's going to be held at lotus fountain on market street tomorrow. you're going to have to get there pretty early to participate as people are going to start gathering about 04:45am. right ahead of the moment when that earthquake struck at 05:11am, san francisco's police fire chiefs mayor london breed and former mayor willie brown. they are all expected to be in attendance after that event. the annual golden fire hydra

rhetoric, california democrats called the president's latest threat troubling assembly member of the rana gonzales is the chair of the latino caucus, we have parents were scared to walk their kids to school. we have parents are scared to go to work. >>you know this is something that we we we need to address as a community and we don't need his rhetoric to continue to interfere with their ability to operate california president trump warned next week ice will round up and deport millions of undocumented immigrants. the democrat agenda. >>of open borders is morally reprehensible. governor gavin newsom is promising to stake will protect its undocumented citizens ensuring they know they're right so the and without a warrant. you know have to open the door. you do not have to open the door. >>you have the right to due process their families that are here undocumented that or friends and neighbors assembly republican with devon mathis says the state's undocumented workers should be protected. he says the legislature could be doing more to make that happen we just needed help them become citizen

okay, rana, thank you. let's get a quick check of the bridges this morning. the main one, the bay bridge looking pretty good again. >> pretty light conditions out here. no worries getting from oakland in a san francisco at this early hour. the san mateo bridge has also been a nice light ride so far and you can see here that still the case at 4.31. just a steady stream of cars. nothing really slowing anybody down. maybe a puddle or 2. so be careful. the richmond, sandra fell bridge has also been a smooth ride so far, 2 sets of headlights. that's all the company are going to get. if you're approaching the bridge right now and then marin county, if you're going to be commuting one, 0, one southbound across the golden gate bridge. here you have it. hardly a car out there and get one set of headlights coming in. that's the kind of ride it is right now at 4.32, pretty easy. all right. in headlines now, let's tell you about a santa rosa woman who has been sentenced to more than 6 years in prison after supplying fentanyl to the father of a toddler leading to the deat

. >> rana, good morning.the white house says they feel confident and their legal authority to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for those of americans that qualify. now, this is being considered a big case among the supreme court. but now it's just a matter of whether this plan will hold up in court. >> this morning, the supreme court will hear oral arguments over president biden's student loan forgiveness plan of this program is going to give. >> tens of millions of americans across the country a little bit of a breathing room that you hear from the president who says this a lot. the 9 justices will consider 2 legal challenges to a plan to cancel up to $20,000 in student debt for borrowers. one from 6 republican led states. the other a conservative advocacy organization. it's unfortunate that republicans, some republicans, officials across the country think differently. they don't think >> that americans need a little breathing room according to the white house. more than 26 million american submitted app

. >> ma'am rana ruun! run!@ >>j.r.: a fully nude man attacking a woman at the bart station.woman who was originally attacked to cover in the boot of a ticket agent. a 24 year old man now facing possible deportation. the san francisco bart station was his playground. >>mark: we were so helpless. a feeling that lasted for some time. the first officers arrived after tsk. nobody wanted to cross over. nobody wanted to be on the side where he was because we have that barrier to protect us. but he jumped over it and was able to cause chaos on the opposite side as well. >>j.r.: as to why he did this is all clear. authorities tell me he is a performer, possibly an acrobat. he was evaluated at a hospital that night. he was taken to jail the next day and handed over to ice officials four days later. he now faces possible deportation. j.r. stone, kron4 news. >>pam:the man behind one of the biggest intelligence leaks in u-s history could face formal charges soon. edward snowden exposed top- secret government programs and outed himself to the guardian on sunday. the n-s-a leaks sparked a

. >> rana, good morning. the bill is called the inflation reduction act because the democrats who put it together say it will help cut costs. republicans, though, say that's not true. and when the house votes on it later today, it's expected to pass right along party lines. >> democrats are about to push a major spending package across the finish line. it's a huge moment. one of the primary pieces of the 740 billion dollar legislation is the investment makes to fight climate change. congressman jim mcgovern says that will make a significant difference for the earth and for people's utility bills. it provides cheaper, cleaner energy and give us our planet a fighting chance. the bill also includes provisions to allow medicare to negotiate prescription drug prices, extend health care subsidies and cap seniors out of pocket drug costs $2000 per year. congressman paul tonko cause that victory. huge step forward for people for affordability. >> and to have accessibility for their their health care needs. republican

more stores in san francisco opening for business out of the states face to guidelines kron four's rana harvey has a closer look at what shoppers can expect. >>that's right starting monday. you can stop by some of your favorite local retailers and you'll be able to pick up some items but you have to make sure that you do it curbside here now again, here's some of those rules at the local retailers have to add here by before they're able to open up take a look at your screen here. they must have clear access to a sidewalk street parking lot or an alley to use for pickup, no more than 10 employees on site at once the store must not be in an enclosed shopping center unless the business has its own exterior door. also manufacturing warehouse and logistics services that support these storms can also resume, but they cannot have more than 50 employees on site at once businesses can request a free temporary loading zone for their business from the san francisco municipal transportation agency, the city officials in san francisco estimate, this will include more than 90% of retailers in san fra

. >> and that's welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news rana just can't wait get to the by the sea are jumping some of the commercial break to let people what they call its final. we're talking about where the storm system that we're tracking. tlat's going make its way into the bay area's right now and it's in the pacific northwest and you spent some significant time that home seattle. the great pacific northwest, it's the nose. love it. you the great pacific north the great pacific northwest where that's where the storm system is situated right now, but it's going make its way into the bay area as the day goes on. we're getting a live look outside right now at the berkeley hills. and you can see clear skies, but pretty cool outside. you're looking at 40's across the map at this hour. so take your jacket. our radar right now shows us just some light cloud coverage. we talked about where that storm system is situated right now here along the pacific northwest and around 1130 the north bay. you're going to start to see some showers up in santa rosa as the day goes on. it's scattered show

. >> rana, good morning.s not a done deal just yet, but the house is expected to pass the bill later this week. and the white house is already talking about how they think it could help families. >> the inflation reduction act is getting a lot of praise arom president biden's folks. it makes a big investment in climate programs and has provisions to bring down healthcare costs. but republicans say the 740 billion dollar price tag will make inflation worse. not better whenever you want to keep borrowing more and more money from our grandchildren. keep printing dollars is going to be inflationary. senator roger marshal says the bill will drive up oil costs, kill jobs and disrupt supply chains. hardworking americans are going to feel the impact. >> this tax and spend bill white house economic adviser jared bernstein disagrees. republicans are just blowing smoke. he argues the package pays for itself with provisions like a new 15% tax on wealthy corporations and says many pieces of the bill will cut costs for peo

. >> rana, thank you very much. which is 4.47. the forty-niners have one more full practice today in santa clara before the nfc championship showdown against the rams on sunday. more video. the team practicing yesterday during their warm-up drills forty-niners playing the rams again for the 3rd time this season. we've got the better of him. the first 2. we'll see what happens this weekend. the matchup is going to be pretty intense, though. forty-niners head coach kyle shanahan and rams head coach sean mcvay. they used to be co-workers. if you want to wear. but shanahan, those that isn't worried about past losses against the niners. if they're only focused on the game ahead, the playoffs again, course, also a very different ballgame to than the regular season. a question like that is. just giving sean and myself way too much credit. i'm >> or coaches. thank watch what's going on on that field and some of the players out there and the people that are competing and i think that it's about shot and i i mean, i know he doesn't feel tha

for david of rana could jack up heavy have lived in alameda for 25 years. >> and recall hearing the musiccross the bay kind gets wrapped. it has that, you know, we're not it came out of the blue, you know, in 2023, many residents and alameda complained about the loud music so much. the alameda officials were seeking to prevent the festival or haven't relocated. the city says the festival scheduled to take place september 28th and 29th is making an effort to reduce the noise and vibration levels. some of the measures include lowering the volume and pace levels. sound checks days before the festival ending all outdoor music at 10:45pm on sunday and having a community hotline where residents can call and the festival can adjust sound levels and real time. >> i think the fact that they're even being aware of trying to bait. think about what you know, how it's going to i think that makes me feel much better about >> just got phone number call to get really left shoulder louder year. i totally agree. i like that better that. the city felt like what do you we reached out to golden boys who puts

. >> rana, good morning. well, this be the first time the senate holds a hearing focusing on the algorithms at the root of this issue between social media and domestic terrorism. i talked to the chairman of the senate homeland community security committee. excuse me, he says at this point congress needs to step in to try and prevent any more access plus violence. >> credibly important to that. we understand what's happening. >> democratic senator gary peters is demanding answers from tiktok facebook, youtube and twitter. he says the social media giants are fueling users to commit heinous acts of violent domestic terrorism is a. >> number one form of terrorism right now that we're faced with. and a lot of those terrorist attacks have been linked in some way to contact that those individuals had through social media wednesday, both former and current employees of the tech companies will testify before the senate homeland security committee. peter says he believes the company's algorithms are intentionally sendi

okay, rana, thank you for 48 the time. let's talk sports. the golden state warriors losing a very close game last night against the knicks. >> kron 4 sports director jason dumas, u.s. has the highlights. the warriors looking to bounce back from a drubbing at the hands of salt lake city. the jazz last night. >> they had the new york knicks in town, steph curry and company back at home 2nd quarter. cubs up for staff with the 32 footer cash, money, baby warriors lead by 7. but that one evaporating mixed up by 4. jonathan coming. a nice spin move makes it a two-point game late in the 3rd jordan poole. showing he can finish above rim lee. nice finish. now next. what not? every 48 step back on clay, what he had. 22 points, many of them on clay. this. under 30 seconds ago. julius randle for the layup. john, i think i'm a good as a rookie mistake. all part of goaltending probably was going to miss any way, but the warriors still had a chance to go to ot. great look first. he want that one back. they lose one 16, one, 14. to the college ranks. the sa

. >> rana, good morning. some lawmakers say to honor the life of tyre, nichols, they need to bring change to the country and they say this is the best chance to make it happen. all of us should agree that bad policing has no place anywhere in america with the death of tyre nichols, many democrats like nevada, congressman and congressional black caucus chair. >> steven horsford. so that's time to bring police reform talks back on the table. congress. >> needs to act on his behalf and on behalf of so many other lives that have been lost due to police brutality. president joe biden plans to meet with the congressional black caucus and encourages congress. >> to pass the george floyd justice in policing act, which would combat police misconduct, excessive force and racial bias. the bill failed in the senate before and texas republican senator john cornyn emphasized that de-escalation did make it out of the bill and passed. i think here you saw. >> an overreaction and excessive use of force that could be prevented

rana, good morning. will this latest ever does not put an end? his legal troubles?does buy him some more time in congress. >> after blocking democrats push to expel the freshman congressman republicans then punch at this issue to the house ethics committee >> new york republican congressman george santos is staying in congress for now. wednesday, republicans voted to refer the criminally indicted gop freshman to the house ethics committee. sidestepping democrats efforts to have him expelled immediately is an embarrassment of the house and to the country. california democratic congressman robert garcia who led calls for expulsion say santos is a proven liar. we know that george can suspend its mother, died and number 11 terrorist attacks. she did not. >> chances claim the last 4 employees at the post quote, massacre. >> we know he did not those who was admitted to embellishing his resume is currently facing 13 federal charges, including money laundering, that the public funds and making materially false statements to the health of representatives. this individual is

. >> rana, thank you very much. it is for 18 and starting today, commuters in the south bay may need to take a detour to get to work a section of the vta light rail is closing until next month for repairs. this closure will be along north first street right between east heading street and interstate 80 riders are going to be able take bus shuttles between the gish and civic center stations during the closure. but says you should expect delays. so make sure you factor that into your timing. crews are going to be installing a perimeter fence to try to dampen noise from the track replacement. and that's going to clued jack hammering and a lot of work being done at night. the goal is to have all the repairs completed by march 4th. also happening today, the oakland city council is expected to vote on a move that could bring the city one step closer to that deal on a stadium council members are set to vote on whether to certify a final environmental impact report, which a necessary step toward that new ballpark. the a's a