the 17 mile drive led you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art gal eries line carmel's ocean don't miss the carmel mission and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. >> rob fladeboe in morris. >> for destination, california. >> boys that inviting you can scan this qr code with your destination. california to our section. it's on our website. kron 4 dot com, you'll find several stories on fun things to do across the entire state this summer, including tips on renting an rv for road trip and a rejuvenating retreat high and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. thank you so much for being with us this hour. but keep it here. there's a lot more ahead on kron 4 news at 6 for that and more. it can wait are he

joe biden obviously arrived in carmel today or last i arrived in carmel today or last night with the. the rest are arriving tomorrow, and it seems like these rows between britain and the eu over northern ireland and the brexit deal seemed to be bubbling away behind the scenes. emmanuel macron said he is not prepared to negotiate any of the arrangements in there, which is something that britain said it wants to do. so, it's not quite clear what's going to go on here. both sides are digging in, doesn't really seem to be a clear solution and as much asjoe biden might want to say that it's a peacemaker, it's not clear how much you will get involved. once you go beyond the all sides respecting the good friday agreement, it gets complicated. it is complicated. we could spend the remaining 80 minutes —— i8 is complicated. we could spend the remaining 80 minutes —— 18 minutes reminding people how we got here. that's not so productive. there, there seems to be not an agreement between the british and the europeans, but even between ireland and northern ireland too. just ickin: and northern ir

the 17 mile drive led you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's ocean avenue. don't miss the carmel mission and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> now, if you go ahead and scan a qr code with your iphone is going to take you to our destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com. you can find stories on things like what's changing yosemite since the pandemic and how to sign up children for horseback riding in bakersfield. so let's get another check of weather with john trail. i am excited to get back to the monterey bay aquarium. it's been years we used to go there every year for field trips. so if p

the 17 mile drive led you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's ocean avenue. don't miss the carmel mission and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> that looks lovely, doesn't it. and if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you a toe or destination, california section on our website. kron 4 dot com, you'll find several stories there on fun things to do across the entire state. the summer, including tips on renting an rv for a road trip and also a rejuvenating treat high. let's a brief them. meeting to be in ohio. i don't know. but i'm in whatever whatever it a live look outside across the golden gate b

the 17 mile drive led you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's oceansion and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. >> rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> monterey is all i want to go carmel forget about it. that's heaven on earth. if you scan this qr code with your phone and we'll take you to our destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com. you'll find stories just like the one you saw what's changed at yosemite also. and since the pandemic you need of know what's going on. as you know, let's face it, summer months are here. what's open, what's not? what some of the covid restrictions or not. we can tell you all about horseback ridin

. >> in santa cruz about 73 degrees in carmel valley about downtown carmel. you want a little shopping there. 67 degrees and 65 in monterey, southern california enjoying sunshine and warmer weather to 81 downtown los angeles about 76 and santa barbara 88 pasadena. the high country. if you're headed that direction rule, it looks beautiful. temperatures warming up. very nice mid 70's in the south like all 77 in truckee, but 88 degrees in reno. there is a cold front out there. looks ominous. but high pressure just too strong. lifting all that air mass well to the north. and that means we're going to keep things dry here. the showers continuing, though and far northern california. thank you. senior rica all the way down to you, kyra. seeing some scattered showers there. a possibility of my clip, northern parts of sonoma county. but that is about it. otherwise all that moisture stays north of the bay area. unfortunately. and we stay dry temperatures today running right at the average in the san francisco's we started to warm up a little bit. 6671 at the average in

the 17 mile drive leads you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's oceannd of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. >> rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> if you scan this qr code, your phone is going to take you to our destination. california, texas on our website over across 4 dot com where you can find other stories like this one like what's changed at yosemite says the pandemic and how to sign up for the children's horseback riding over in bakersfield. you just talked about yosemite start sitting about $10 at least because if you like to camp there in the overnight hours. it's going to cost you a little bit more. >> the park is considering a fee increase

the 17 mile drive led you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's oceanue. don't miss the carmel mission and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. >> rob fladeboe in mara for destination, california. >> and if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you to our destination. california section on our website. kron 4 dot com. and there you'll find several stories on the fun things to do all across the state of california this summer, including tips on renting an rv for road trip and a rejuvenated retreat high. >> and now kron 4 sports brought to you by xfinity. >> no giants game today. they got rained out in washington. but the sun was shining back here in the bay as

. >> so you've seen pineapple on pizza, totally different, it is patterson, he's carmelizing a watermelonuts barbecue, and so out on this, mozzarella cheese and tomatoes on top and he bakes it, a watermelon pizza. >> it sounds illegal. i don't know what state. but it sounds illegal. >> they said he was a brit. >> i don't know what international law. >> try it here in new york. >> it looks like a deliciously real slice of pizza he especially for those fans of sweet and salty. >>> finally to a playful poof high above the chicago skyline. a pug came face to face with a window cleaner outside her konz doe's window, 22 floors out. she played guard dog barking and running around. after that excitement, she calmed down and started it's live with kelly and ryan! today, the one and only eddie murphy. plus from the movie, tom and jerry, actress chloe grace moretz. and a fun, and easy cooking lesson and the art of sous vide. all next on live. ♪ and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. good morning! ♪ ♪ you knew it, you knew it was going to drop right there. ♪ that is kelly ripa at a rave right

by the sea about carmel valley, 73 degrees 65 should be very monterey, although maybe couple patches of fog along the coast. a southern california find some sunshine 72 in long beach 75 in san diego. very comfortable 88 get warm in pasadena. 91 in panola, pomona high country. well, looking good. we're going to find plenty of sunshine 77 degrees in truckee, south lake tahoe, beautiful 77 degrees 88 in hot reno. if you're heading in that direction. all right. we do have a cold front out there. it certainly looks ominous and it is bringing some rain, the pacific northwest, even clipping parts of far northern california. but that's about as far is it's going to get a high pressure just to the south of the kind of bump of the system to the north and so they get the rain up there and it's been nice little soaker in the reading mount shasta eureka crescent city. they've seen some decent rain even down to ukiah. but by the time may sway in the bay area, just not much energy left. so that will continue to roll to the north and that means we're going to keep things rather mild to warm around t

he was on his 60th birthday golf guys week in carmel. it was incredible. the president loves basketball so much. he loves the nba. he wanted to talk nba. i wanted to talk about world events and politics. so there was a lot of amazing conversation and then to share a meal and some wine and some laughs,just an amazing opportunity. >> does he take a mulligan on the course? >> yes. breakfast balls on the first tee. me too. we both took one. fun to play with. loves the game, loves to trash talk. we had a little bet. he won the front, i won the back. it was a lot of fun. >> usually you don't get details like that, wine, trash talking and wagering. that's a nice foursome or sixsome to be in. >> he's so personable, steve kerr. >> that's what his players do. whether he's yelling at them, they just listen because he's s >> right. he's an inspiration professionally and in his personal life. >> president obama turns 60 later this summer, so it was an early birthday party. >>> we have a free offer from the dmv. what they're offering and when you need to act to get it.

how about 64 sunny skies and moderate 68 carmel valley.e and warm their southern california enjoying 70's. even some 80's inland about 82 degrees in anaheim, 86 in pomona and 71 in ventura to the high country. you go not bad weather either. in fact, almost 70 degrees in truckee and south lake tahoe. mostly sunny skies couple high clouds up above about 80 degrees in reno. so we're looking good out there for tonight, live cam looking toward the transamerica building right now mostly clear skies. well, i would just love it if we get this cold front to make its way into california just a high pressure just too strong. it's going actually build a little bit. that's going to but most of that moisture to the north. you can see a few showers could far northern california already. and that's just about as close as it's going to get so. with that being said, tonight skies going to stay mostly clear the temperatures now in the 50's and some 60 start to warm up the atmosphere a little bit as we get the weekend, i think that trend is going to take as w

some sunshine about 73 degrees, beautiful carmel by the sea 65 degrees be one of those shop and theredegrees in monterey about 70 its limits and 73 in carmel valley southern california joined sunshine 74 degrees in san diego, 85 and warm in anaheim about 88 in pasadena and the high country beautiful up there this time of year. of course. what not beautiful up and 78 degrees in truckee, 77 south lake tahoe about 88 degrees in reno. if you're headed that direction out the door tonight. couple patches of fog beginning to creep in along the coastline toward half moon bay at this hour. otherwise we've got a cold front that's actually moving into northern california. hard to believe we're talking about the warmer weather and we've got a storm system moving in that direction. but unfortunately it's going to stay there. it's not going work its way into the bay area. so just a few high clouds passing across our skies down a few more tomorrow and that's about it from that storm system temperatures right now in the 50's and the 60's all around the bay area. not a bad evening outside tomorrow. we

but looking at 67 degrees in carmel. that is a very warm day for them.y're 65 in monterey 72 its latest 71 in santa cruz. if you're headed that direction. southern california, lots of sunshine 81 los angeles 76 in santa barbara 88 in pasadena. 91 getting hot in pomona and the high country looking gorgeous temperatures warming up in the mid 70 south lake tahoe about 77 in truckee, about 88 degrees. get a little toasty as you make your way into reynoso. yeah. these numbers are really warming up outside as we get ready for a nice weekend ahead. we've got an area of low pressure to our north. that is bringing with it. this cold front brings some rain to far northern california. unfortunately, yeah, just not much able to make its way here. high pressure out ahead of that system. so you're stepping outside tonight, sunny and a bit breezy temperatures. pretty nice, though. in the first few hours here, but then cooling off as we get toward 8 o'clock but not really cold outside. looks like as we head toward tomorrow afternoon. very nice numbers back to normal. ac

carmel, -- colonel thank you for , that introduction and your service leading this team at a difficult we know that as a whole family that serves, i will also what -- want to thank melissa. i know your next assignment is just, as transportation command starts soon so congratulations and thank you, thank you, thank you. and sidney, you are 14-years-old, and i was 14 i, i -- at ease. i keep forgetting i am president. [laughter] when i was 14-years-old, i mean this sincerely, scared to death to stand up in front of a negra -- microphone in front of a small crowd or small crowd. as a child i used to stutter badly, i had great difficulty speaking in front of other people. so i expect that when you are president you will remember me. you are really quite a polished young woman. i know it has got to be hard to have your dad deployed to afghanistan and i also know how proud you are of him, and your mom the chief master sergeant for being part of our leadership team. our son beau served as a u.s., -- they erected a war monument to him. he joined the national guard, gave up his job as attorney g

it's 26 miles south of carmel off of one. the trail was down damage 13 years ago in a basic complex fire. and starting today, the very first time he can visit this trail. it is a great way to explore the bay area. something that you haven't been able to do in a long time. >> all right. i think we have about two minutes. you have a lot to run through. so, next, quite.? yes. howard just, yeah, howard just reopened. it was enclosed. obviously, since the beginning of the pandemic. it was open for the first time in 15 months. it has got that, of course, amazing 360 degree observation deck. although they are not doing social distancing at they are s restrictions. so, there is only 16 tickets allowed per hour. make sure that this was inthis advance. if you want to visit for free, you can still going to the base where they have 20 depression era murals big back to 1934. to view those, it is completely free. >> nice. you do need the mask to ride the elevator, which makes sense. okay. now, let's talk about something where they can hand

the 1st g 7 in person summit since the pandemic that was big in itself coming to an end in carmel and the u. k. as for joe biden, it was a big thing for him. the 1st overseas trip of his presidency ahead of the summit by met with a host, british prime minister boris johnson. they signed a new atlantic shots at no less based on an agreement that outlined the 2 countries goes after world war 2. the priority. now, according to the document, is cooperation. as for the g 7 main, talking points for the pandemic trade and climate change plus china and russia, but our senior correspondent would go see if explains why much of that agenda is a bit of a blas from the past. these days, what america is back back for watson. when did it ever leave whatever it is that it's coming back to from as unclear. at every point along the way, we're going to make it clear that united states is back. and democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the toughest challenges and the issues that matter most to our future. well, that's good. suddenly again, i can't remember them ever leaving, but if you

at the g 7 meeting in carmel, a range of issues were discussed from cobit 19 to climate change. but what was most noticeable was the tone after 4 years of tweets and tantrums, in brussels, at nato, and that the you, other nations were appreciative. they no longer had to 2nd guess what their most powerful ally would do next. when mr. president please, to western europe in brussels. you have back in a very much on the global, seen the scenes of unity a so very different from the trump era would have been watched very closely in moscow and beijing. no one has gotten more satisfaction out of all the disharmony that donald trump has sold in the united states than the leaders of russia and china. so i think that they kind of view this as a, as a precarious point. they do need to be mindful about kind of democratic regimes standing up to some of their kind of increasingly authoritarian impulses if president putin is. and he wasn't showing it when he met the u. s. leader for nearly 4 hours of talks. there were no concrete outcomes from both sides, said was a constructive meeting, just a

wildfire in monterey county has grown out to more than 2000 acres that fires burning between big sarin carmel in the los padres. national forest, the willow fun started late thursday night. the u. s forest service says it has forced the evacuation of dozens of homes in remote remote areas of moderate county. so far, there are no reports of any injuries and no homes have burned, but the fire is burning very close to the tassajara zen center monastery, the president of the center says they are no stranger to wildfires, and they are prepared. the last big fire that actually went into the valley was in 2000 and eight. we were less prepared then. since then, we've been preparing thoroughly. we had another big fire, as you might remember, in 2000 and 16, and last year the donor fire, right? this is getting, um, too frequent smoke from this fire, by the way, may be visible here in the bay area starting tonight. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and that is some wild weather sweeping parts of the country tonight from sweltering heat to tropical storms. bill manoukian has more now fr

the 17 mile drive leads you to the dog friendly whites and carmel beach art galleries line carmel's oceannue. don't miss the carmel mission and of course, there is pebble beach and its renowned golf courses. you can find some of california's first here, including the first theater. >> the first newspaper started here. we have the first building that's designated in california in monterey steinbeck's beloved salinas valley in the arctic chill capital of the world in castroville round out your visit to a place where land, water and waves of fun are rolling ashore. rob fladeboe in moderate for destination, california. >> sign me up. if you scan this qr code with your phone. it will take you to our destination. california section. it's on our website at kron 4 dot com. and once you get there, you'll find stories like the changes at yosemite since the pandemic and also how to sign up your kids for horseback riding in bakersfield. dave. >> all right. we're looking for temperatures to be on the mild side. it looks like some lower 80's off to the east face. upper 70's going on up in the north. th

the willow fire started thursday night in a remote area between carmel and big sur. the u.w grown to more than 3.5 square miles. that fire has forced the evacuation of dozens of homes and a number of popular campgrounds and firefighters explained some of the challenges they face containing this fire. its terrain is just incredibly steep and difficult to get to what areas that they can get to, um you know, there are some significant challenges to safety wise is that we're always looking for, you know places for them to retreat escape if needed. and so, so far, that's what we're encountering. so far. there are no reports of any injuries and no homes have been lost. there are concerns about power outages throughout california after a heatwave last summer strained the state's power grid. ktvu is tom baker looks at why the power supply is so thin. ktvu viewer, frank san ciotti wrote. please investigate the lack of power generation in california, and why not? one word has been said about spending some of the $72 billion surplus voting new power plants. we put that question do u c

people in carmel say they, too, felt the jolt so far, though no reports of any damage, alrighty.ratures out there are cooling down quickly. we've got fog moving in at the coast. not quite as much as we had last night. it will be a little warmer tomorrow because of that, but we do have fargo and get bridge. you can't really see it here. all we can do is i can take it to this model, and we'll push it through. so this is essentially 10 o'clock tonight about now, and that's what the fog footprint looks like it in. the forecast will push the fog kind of see where it is. it's hanging around to oakland in the livermore valley a little bit just at the edge of fremont little bit into san rafel, and then by lunchtime tomorrow, it kind of back goes right back to the coast, but there's a good plug of it over the top of us tomorrow, mainly in the central south bay. and then the north bay is gonna have a little less fog what they could hit 85 88 degrees tomorrow, so it's gonna be a little bit warmer in the parts of the north bay about the same or maybe a degree or two warmer for the rest of us

. >> made out of prime beef patty with melled cheddar and nacho cheese, carmelized onion, hot cheetost hearing about that. >>> finally, we have a sun set spectacle over the skies of missouri. >> a woman captured this stunning scene of a double rainbow in lavender dusk sky. immediate after a storm passed through the area. >> the dominant arch across the sky with a fainter one located just above it. missouri is known for another arch, the st. louis arch, so this rainbow is just mimicking that arch. >> it is not just a double rainbow. that's great. but the lavender sky really sets the scene. >> very nice. no one can >>> right now on "america this morning." new details from the florida building collapse investigation. nine people have died. more than 150 are unaccounted for. the email coming to light revealing the concern that a member of the condo association raised in 2019. >>> plus, as the dangerous round the clock search goes on, we hear from one member of a family who fears they lost five loved ones. and another family who received 15 phone calls from their grandparents' landline pho

and i want to thank stripe, and thank you carmel for being here and thank you, stripe, for opening upir space to make this program possible for our young people this summer. [applause] i mean, you guys got a real professional chef that is well known. i'm sure that the food is good. it looks and smells good. so how lucky is that? goodness. and do all other programs have a chef? no? okay. you guys better not tell anybody because they're going to be mad the aus. but i want to thank kanish, and maria, and all of our different partners and the people who worked hard -- all of these people here are the ones who worked hard to put this program together. and as a result we're able to support about 26,000 kids in san francisco with a program like this. i don't know if they're at a nicer space like this, but there are rec and park sites and other things going on, and we want you to take full advantage of this opportunity. learn everything that you can to get ready for the fall. in fact, we have books here, 10 books -- maybe you can take one at a time home. but i know that carrying 10 books migh

and i want to thank stripe, and thank you carmel for being here and thank you, stripe, for opening ups program possible for our young people this summer. [applause] i mean, you guys got a real professional chef that is well known. i'm sure that the food is good. it looks and smells good. so how lucky is that? goodness. and do all other programs have a chef? no? okay. you guys better not tell anybody because they're going to be mad the aus. but i want to thank kanish, and maria, and all of our different partners and the people who worked hard -- all of these people here are the ones who worked hard to put this program together. and as a result we're able to support about 26,000 kids in san francisco with a program like this. i don't know if they're at a nicer space like this, but there are rec and park sites and other things going on, and we want you to take full advantage of this opportunity. learn everything that you can to get ready for the fall. in fact, we have books here, 10 books -- maybe you can take one at a time home. but i know that carrying 10 books might be hard on muni. b

and i want to thank stripe, and thank you carmel for being here and thank you, stripe, for opening up their space to make this program possible for our young people this summer. [applause] i mean, you guys got a real professional chef that is well known. i'm sure that the food is good. it looks and smells good. so how lucky is that? goodness. and do all other programs have a chef? no? okay. you guys better not tell anybody because they're going to be mad the aus. but i want to thank kanish, and maria, and all of our different partners and the people who worked hard -- all of these people here are the ones who worked hard to put this program together. and as a result we're able to support about 26,000 kids in san francisco with a program like this. i don't know if they're at a nicer space like this, but there are rec and park sites and other things going on, and we want you to take full advantage of this opportunity. learn everything that you can to get ready for the fall. in fact, we have books here, 10 books -- maybe you can take one at a time home. but i know that carrying 10 books

in carmel, new york, tatyana abraham stood up at a school board meeting and gave a piece of her mind.es you? the proof that apparent standing up against all of you? you work for me. i don't work for you. this is still america. as long as i am standing here on this good brown earth of god i will fight and i -- this is not the last of me you will see. todd: the one who said i will walk out. carley: i did hear that. lawrence: that mom is furious, reached out and talked about this critical race theory and we talked about this. parents can fight back against this. the problem is when they fight they decide to hide this part of the curriculum. it's not going anywhere but you have to arm your kids with the truth, tell them the good, the bad and the ugly so they went into classrooms they have the truth to combat what is happening. it has been in our culture for a long time. they've taken control of college campuses. the same with secondary education. carley: i love what she said about you work for me. i don't work for you and that is right. remember in texas there was a big election and all t

across france that will throw another batch of rain northwards so raining on and off in devon and carmel the growth in terms of infections currently has a buy think the most recent statistics from the office for national statistics, and people may beget office for national statistics, and people may he get a bit confused by the figures, cases rising at 30% in a week. can you put that in some sort of context for us? the a week. can you put that in some sort of context for us?— sort of context for us? the ons infection survey _ sort of context for us? the ons infection survey and _ sort of context for us? the ons infection survey and the - sort of context for us? the ons infection survey and the reactorj infection survey and the reactor study, the two population studies we have that randomly sampled people so it is notjust people coming forward for a positive test, and you can see from both of these studies the infection rate has risen, risen more infection rate has risen, risen more in some parts of the country than others, looking at the figures for example for england, it was about one