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>gracias por su sintonía nos vemos onlatinos en la met gala, camila cabello, j balvin, bad bunny, eizagonzález, se unieron a la noche más extravagante de nueva york . >> noticias telemundo con julio vaqueiro . >> (música) buenas tardes, son las 6:30 de la tarde en la costa este de estados unidos, 9:30 en el país, toda la nación está consternada con esta noticia que estalló como una bomba en la política, la anulación del derecho a aborto en la corte suprema de justicia activistas a ffavor y en contra están en la capital de país, vamos con maría vargas-pion donde escuchamos los sonidos de la atención. buenas noches, cuéntanos sobre esto. >> así es, los manifestantes no han dejado de llegar aquí frente a la corte suprema de justicia, en este momento continúan manifestándose en favor y otros en cotnra con pancartas, con diferentes consignas diciendo que hay que detener lo que la corte quiere hacer que es, básicamente negar el derecho al aborto. nuevamente hay personas que dicen que no, que hay que pedir con la ley actual, todos están pacíficos, pero hace horas hubo algunas peleas, solament

camila front and center at today's rally. san francisco mayor london breed. she tweeted out after the march, quote, this is a fight that impacts everyone and it will take all of us from states across the country coming together to protect and preserve women's right to choose time. now to get you a first look at your 4 zone forecast for evening. a live look out of san it's looking absolutely beautiful. it didn't take a lot for people to get out today and do anything. they every side. i'm not going to i'm a little sunburned. out there. i know in the summer like temperatures going to continue throughout most of this upcoming week as well. we're tracking warm temperatures as you make your way inland. take a look at concord, 83 degrees. >> mid 50's for those of you. what happened base. our micro climates out in full force for your saturday afternoon. low 60's for downtown san francisco. and we're seeing mid 60's for those of you in oakland. and we're flirting with 80's for santa rosa. but 79 degrees there with napa and allay currently in the low 80's. so, yeah, if

good morning, camila. >> good morning.t's going to be a fun weekend here in napa for thousands of people. day one is going to kick off in just a few hours. and behind me, you can already see about a dozen or so people already in line to get through the gates. now going to hear from one of those festival goers in just a little bit for the people who did get tickets to the sold-out music festival. they're going to be able to check out more than 75 bands and artists. there's going to be 5 stages. and today, metallica. churches can go and so many other people will be performing. now, the lineup also includes pain 21 pilots, luke combs, pit bull. so many others who will be performing on saturday or sunday. now we're in napa valley and it would be a festival here without tasting, some of the local wines and food that's going to be available. there's also going to be the culinary stage where chefs will dish out their favorite plates alongside some artists. now for the people coming here today. just remember, bottle rock is cash f

camila, many thanks forjoining us on bbc news.st ten people have been killed in a mass shooting at a supermarket. finland's president tells vladimir putin he will apply for nato membership within days. president putin has called the move a �*mistake'. the mayor of kharkiv tells the bbc russian troops have withdrawn from his city, which has been under constant bombardment since the invasion began. we'll have more in the stories a little later. north korea's state news agency says 15 more people have died from fever like symptoms as the country grapples with the start of a covid outbreak. nearly 300,000 more cases of people with fever symptoms have also been reported. 21 other people had already been confirmed as having died from covid in an outbreak the north korean leader, kimjong—un, has described as the greatest disaster his country has ever faced. dr kee park is a neurosurgeon at harvard medical school who's we heard of the 0micron variant detected in north korea, and in the number of patients that had fevers, i think that news

about a gift from the president, this is also the first time we show postcards camila already knows her6. how cruel the world can be and not only big sports, but above all big politics, i hear a very young girl at that age it's hard, and to endure such a shaft. uh, such raids have passed. it 's all the past internal to get together just to work and not look at them, everything that is not related to sports should be discarded. well, let's go further in the next results and victories, they will be one hundred percent not absolutely exactly. here is the character. you have everything camila was accused of using doping immediately, as soon as the russian team of skaters shocked the world with incredible performances, such perfection cannot be achieved dishonestly with the help of some additional means of manipulation. yes, figure skating all these means are additional and not needed. we are with you. this is well understood and known. of course, we are very worried about where our gold medals are at the moment. and we really hope that they will soon hang with us and our official olympic ch

about the gift from the president, we also show our postcards for the first time. 16 camila already knowsw cruel the world can be and not only big sports, but first of all big politics, i hear a very young girl at that age endure such a shaft, all this has passed for such raids gather here. just work, do not look at them, everything that is not related to sports should be discarded. well, it so happened in the next results about victories, they will be one hundred percent not absolutely exactly. here is the main character. you have everything camila was accused of doping as soon as the russian team of skaters shocked the world with incredible performances of such perfection it is impossible to achieve dishonestly with the help of some additional means of manipulation. yes figure skating, all these means additional ones are not needed. we are with you. we understand this well. of course, we are very worried about where our gold medals are at the moment, and we really hope that they will soon hang with us and our official olympic champions. exactly this. the main thing is that our whole cou

drive in francisco, camila barco kron. 4 news. >> i'm glad to see them back next. at 6 o'clock, all eyes in the sky tonight for a total lunar eclipse. why scientists say tonight extra special. plus, an example of outrageous rent prices in the bay area. we'll show you a new listing in the silicon valley that's causing some outrage. and details on an arson investigation now underway in investigation now underway in the east ♪ ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer... are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chill

camila already knows her 16. how cruel the world can be and not only big sports, but above all big politics. listen, a very young girl at that age is hard, it's all, and to endure such a shaft. uh, such raids all the past internal to get together just to work and not look at them, everything that they are connected with sports should be discarded. well, this is how it turned out further in the following results about victories, they will be 100%. i don't know exactly exactly. here's the character. you have everything camila was accused of doping as soon as the russian team of skaters shocked the world with incredible performances what perfection cannot be achieved dishonestly with the help of some additional means of manipulation, yes, figure skating, all these additional means are unnecessary, and we are with you it's good understand. of course, we are very worried about where our gold medals are at the moment, and we really hope that they are in soon will hang with us and our official olympic champions. exactly

camila barco kron. 4 news >> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. why california lawmakers are pushing to make jaywalking legal. we'll be right back after the break. we

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camila barco reports. >> it's an ongoing problem at oakland police officers keep tackling overnight. officers had several dozen cars towed after the drivers participated in an illegal sideshow activity. here's a few pictures of the cars impounded after officers say they were participating in a sideshow. no specifics were given about the incident. but officers say this type of violent, disruptive and illegal behavior will not be tolerated. they say the sideshows are reckless and unsafe and they normally lead to vandalism, physical assault, gun fires and injuries. about 3 weeks ago, officers arrested one person after they say that person punched an officer in the face during a sideshow. now in march, one man died following a separate sideshow that involved 600 cars. police say each weekend officers are deterring and enforcing illegal sideshows even after they have ended. they still continue with their criminal investigation. officers will follow up on the people who are at the scenes. they say they will go to their homes and tow the cars that take part in the illegal activity. now offi

now, topping $6 kron four's camila barco takes a closer look now at several spots across the bay area that are seeing these high prices. >> these are the gas prices in sandra fell sunday morning according to triple a for the first time ever. gas prices in san francisco and sandra averaging more than $6 per gallon. >> drivers like jack chalfonte can't seem to catch a break at the aloft. >> probably. 25 ares more of that. >> almost everywhere you look, gas prices continue to go up. and on sunday they hit record highs in the bay area. starting to use it. fortunately, i don't have to drive every day. >> $67 for half painful. holly wallace filled her tank in sandra fell where it's on average. >> $6 per gallon and the same is true for san francisco and santa rosa. >> a gallon will cost you $5. and $0.98. it's $5.90 in san jose and a penny less in oakland. >> i thought it was high a year ago. it was, you know, for something. so. this is this is wallace says she's cut back on driving. >> and he's anxiously waiting to get her hands on an electric car for decades. but i want it right now becaus

camila barco brings us the site and the sounds from the starting line all the way to the finish line. >> and that's a wrap on the 2022 bay to breakers race more than 15,000 people participated in the event and we ran through the streets of san francisco in all forms of clothing that could feel good fast. the best dressed race in the bay area returned to the streets of san francisco sunday morning. >> avid runners who came out to win started the bay to breakers race near the embarcadero. but the competition quickly turned into the one for the best costume that you know, current tights. >> you know, for for team. decide to put it all together with a secret and >> silver came the 7 and a half mile race also featured superman power rangers and baby dylan, a star track was, you know >> that of course we went to was just one that's going to the race quickly turned into a heats >> i think the most exciting part of the races, the haste retail continue near the panhandle. >> and ended ocean >> it's just so you're embarrassed any if everyone can participate, you don't have to be a fast runner.

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>east bay congressman eric swalwell arrived in san francisco today to discuss a crackdown on retail theft rings with the fbi. calls on u.s. attorney general merrick garland and the director of the fbi to work with state and local law enforcement to stop these types of crimes. according to a recent survey, 75% of retailers have seen an increase in thefts since 2020. >>it's terrorizing retail clerks. shoppers, people around our retail centers and at the end of the day, either criminals are going to run our communities or law and order. well. >>says retail of crimes can be traumatizing, not just for businesses, but for the surrounding communities as well. the fbi has not yet responded to swalwell's request for aid. but the congressman tells kron 4. he's optimistic they will agree to his request. on monday, san francisco district attorney chase sits down with kron four's catherine heenan to answer your questions about crime in the city and the recall effort against him. a live interview

camila barco has the latest. weather conditions cleared up on saturday at marin headlands. >> helping crews remove that aircraft that crashed in the hills. fog made it very hard to locate the plane on friday. something investigators could take into account when determining why the plane went down. >> saturday morning park rangers walked off a couple roadways and marin headlands as crews worked to remove a plane that crashed friday afternoon. the personal aircraft barely visible in this video as heavy fog blanketed the hills. the plane carrying 2 people inside crash near slackers. he'll just northwest of the golden gate bridge. the ring county sheriff's office says the plane crashed at 12. 0, 09:00pm strangely, the plane's emergency beacon did not activate until 2 minutes after the plane crashed. the beacon is a radio transmitter used in emergencies to locate planes and people in need of rescue crews located the plane 2 hours later on a steep hillside away from roads or trails. officials say the heavy fog at the t

as you just heard from our camila barco. the house of reps pass 2 bills addressing the nationwide baby formula shortage. those measures now head to the senate. one bill would help low-income families in the wic program by more formula by loosening restrictions on the brand's and amounts families come by. the second measure would give the fda an extra 28 million dollars to remove fake products from store shelves. hire more staff to make formula and ramp up inspections at plants around the world. meantime, some are getting pretty creative to combat the formula shortage. reporter elaine diaz has more on the network of moms and dads teaming up to send each other formula. >> i don't know how we go now. you know, so bible. this parents like maria hernandez are struggling to feed their little ones. now, the baby formula is nowhere to be found. >> and while there is relief on the way parents need help now and they're finding it online. this morning, i was able to go to one of the stores and to cancel for her formal that thanks to gr

barco is live there this morning as neighbors are reacting to this tragedy, camila. >> yeah. a growing memorial where that child died after he was hit by a car. if you guys can see, there are some flowers there. some candles live right and this is where he was hit by a car. police tell us that the car was driving here on montrose avenue when it driver struck the child who was riding their bike. now, this happened around 3.45 yesterday afternoon. paramedics rushed that child to a local trauma center. but he died at the hospital. police say that the driver stopped after that. the incident and remained on scene and this happened in fremont irvington district, a neighborhood filled with plenty of homes. one neighbor tells us that the child would normally ride their bike on this street and the person the neighbor out of loss for words after hearing what happened. when i come back from work, he was riding bikes. >> he was playing around with still it's it's really sad. >> now as of this morning, stephanie, the streets are open, as you can see, traffic can come through, but investig

us at bottle rock camila.r this live shot. so must be getting warmer. >> dallas, 70, it's going to be a nice day to enjoy some live music here. the sun just came out and there's already people waiting in line and they've been in line since before the sun even came out. so they can't wait to see their favorite performers. like you said, there's going to be so many of them. take a look at some a look at game one of the 3 day festival. there's a 5 stages here and there's going to be more than the 5 artists that are scheduled to perform this weekend. today's lineup, like you said, stephanie includes 21 pilots, the black crowes and many others is also going to be the culinary stage where chefs dish out their favorite plates with some artists. >> but there's 3 girls here in mind that i spoke to and they're most excited to see 21 pilots. now it's their first time i bought a rock. one of them has been in line since 3 this morning. another tells me that they drove all the way from arizona and they say that this is all

camila. stephanie, i was even here last night and the crowd. it was electric.warriors eliminated the memphis grizzlies with the one 10 to 96 win. >> in game 6. and stephanie, they don't call game 6 clay for nothing because klay thompson came to play. thompson has a special relationship with game 6 is in the playoffs. always putting on a performance, as you can see right now. last night he scored 30 points with 8, 3 pointers. curry may 29 points and andrew wiggins pitched a team. it was a close game, a majority of the night, but the warriors thrive scoring 32 points in the last quarter ending the grisly season. associate head coach mike brown led the team as coach steve kerr recovers from covid. now, like i said, the crowd was electric inside the chase center and outside at thrive city. i spoke to one fan. he's optimistic that the warriors will win it all. >> about like that light. >> worst ball down. like they're going to win the game going also the whole pretty likely. but that's i worry about this about >> the warriors have secured their ticket to the western

thanks, camila. california. lawmakers are busy as well. they're vowing to protect abortion rights in the state while boosting access to resources. kron four's. ashley zavala has more on that. >> here at the state capitol, there are more than a dozen proposals that try to increase abortion access and resources, not just for women living here in california, but also those who might come from out of state. lawmakers announced they're adding to that list of efforts aiming to put a person's right to choose in the california constitution. >> we have more work to do. and if that work is legislative, we know how to do it. we're prepared if that work is political. we know how to do that and we will be prepared as well because this is about the lives of our sisters, our daughters, our granddaughters leader of california, state, senate pro tem toni atkins announcing she will propose a state constitutional amendment to protect legal abortion in california. that will make it crystal clear. >> that reproductive rights in california, including and specif

camila. >> hi, daryn. high excuse me, hiring a high james. so yeah, the sonoma county sheriff's office says that there at the beginning stages of their investigation. but so far we know that paramedics rushed one person to the hospital after shots were fired in a santa rosa neighborhood. take a look at where this happened. it was around one 40 yesterday afternoon. one officers went to la hinch lane in santa rosa. this neighborhood is filled with plenty of homes at this time. it's unclear what led officers to initially respond to the home. but according to the sheriff's office, the shooting involved parole agents from the state department of corrections and rehabilitation. paramedics rushed one man to the hospital and he had to have emergency surgery. the surge, the sheriff's office says that he is in critical condition, as you can see, crime scene tape then surrounded the home. there were evidence markers placed all around all while investigators gathered evidence and rayna james, there's no word on what led to shots being fired. the sheriff'

kron fours camila barco has the story from the newsroom. what do they think happened? >> well, daryn, oakley police tell me that a 74 year-old woman shot and killed a man moments after they had a physical fight. the woman was not arrested after police say that she was acting in self defense. oakley police went to a home on cypress road around 12, 30 this morning when they got there, they found the 51 year-old man who had been shot in the driveway. the officers and paramedics tried to help the man, but he died at the scene. now, officers tell us the 74 year-old woman had an elder abuse restraining order against the man who died before the shooting. officers say that there was some physical violence between the 2 officers say that the woman was defending herself and shot the man. now, at first, the woman was detained and questioned but after full cooperation officers let her go and deiah. james officers also tell me that another woman and man were also detained but they were let go and they aren't releasing the name of the man who died until after they notify his family.

camila. >> yes, and james rain in the sonoma county sheriff's office says that there at the beginning stages of their investigation. but so far, we know that paramedics rushed one person to the hospital after shots were fired. in a santa rosa neighborhood. now this happened around one 40 yesterday afternoon on well hinch lane in santa rosa. this neighborhood is filled with plenty of homes at this time. it's unclear what led officers to initially respond to the home. but according to the sheriff's office, the shooting involved parole agents from the state department of corrections and rehabilitation. >> paramedics rushed one man to the hospital and he had to have emergency surgery. the sheriff's office says that that man is in critical condition. crime scene tape surrounded that home. evidence markers were placed all around and investigators gathered there evidence at this time rayna james, there's no word on what led to shots being fired. i have contacted sonoma county sheriff's office to learn at least why the officers responded to this home. we're still waiting to hear back for now.

good morning, camila. >> good morning.ters are in favor of recalling district attorney chesa boudin. now this poll was conducted by the san francisco standard and they're breaking down the numbers that they found during their research. just one month away before election day. take a look at your screen. 22 1% of voters say they plan to reject the recall. 21 1% still don't know how they will vote. the poll found that voters are basing their judgment on handling on issues of homelessness, crimes and drugs in the city. now, the san francisco standard used a nonpolitical research group to conduct the poll they surveyed more than 1000 registered voters between april 30th and may. 4th researchers found that the number one concern for voters in the city is homelessness. according to the poll, 68% say the homelessness is what they like, least about living in san francisco and also in the poll, 73% support arresting those who commit minor property crimes like car break ins and shoplifting. people have blamed the dean for not being

i'm camila. >> james, coming up after the break, one bay area city is trying to get rid of its ban on member says the policy discriminates against it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on its own. but for others, it can cause certain cancers later in life. you're welcome! now, as the "dad cab", it's my cue to help protect them. embrace this phase. help protect them in the next. ask their doctor about hpv vaccination today. >> 7.29. and we do have some breaking news that we're following at the airport as we look at sfo behind us getaway day were think sunny, no delays. >> but its ticket deal now to get a shot tweeting out this morning, there's some sort of computer network issue. they're dealing with a terminal. one. and as a result, a lot of the computer systems that the ticket counters for southwest primarily right, but also for american and jetblue are experiencing problem. s

thank you for those updates, camila. >> 5, 0, 9 is the time. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, one bay area district attorney is calling for new gun safety laws across the country. the simple step he says other states can take to save lives. so we'll tell you more about that. meanwhile, after the break, president biden is taking new action to change policies regarding policing across the country will have details on that coming up in a live report. and we are seeing conditions today that are much cooler than we have been so far this week. highs only in the 70's for most of the bay area. >> and looking at partly cloudy skies on top of it all. tell you what else to expect as we approach the holiday weekend in your forecast. >> this morning, we're live at chase center where the warriors will play tonight against the mavericks. they're trying to and this series we can get to the nba live with the details coming up. ♪ ♪ at lowe's, you'll find products from veteran-owned businesses all throughout our store. 26,000 veterans and military spouses

camila. 7.11, is a time right now. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. there's an internal and are sorry there's an extra limb esta geisha now that reveals more information. >> about the death of mario gonzalez. we'll take a look at what that means for the officers involved. and the federal reserve is about to raise interest rates again. what is the president going to do to try to drive down the cost of everything. you're a champion. you're not a quitter. quitters don't do what they're supposed to. champions do. and you're a star. and you shine. that's what you do. that's what you do every day. [inspirational music] >> 7.14, right check out the weather. and if you survive yesterday, that was just the only out day that we have right here, at least for the week relief already here. we've got rain and the weather center with ran a good morning. cool and cloudy day for you today. might want to bring a jacket on this. cinco de mayo. a live look at sfo and you can see the clouds and pretty much most of the bay area is experiencing this kind of cloud coverage w

camila barco is following that from the newsroom. good morning. camila. good morning, deiah.e heard of these sideshows and oakland police officers say. >> it's a problem that they keep on tackling overnight. officers had several dozen cars towed after the drivers participated in illegal sideshow activity. here's a few pictures of the cars they impounded after officers say that they were participating in a sideshow. now we don't have the details about the incident. but officers say that this violent, disruptive and illegal behavior will not be tolerated. they say sideshows are reckless and unsafe and they normally lead to vandalism. property damage, physical assaults, gun fires and injuries. for example, about 3 weeks ago, officers arrested one person after they say that person punched an officer in the face during a sideshow in march, one man died following a sideshow that involved 600 cars. police say each weekend officers are out there deterring and enforcing these illegal sideshows and even after they have ended, they still continue with their criminal investigation. offic

good morning, camila. >> warning gusty out. of voters are in favor of recalling chesa foodie. now this poll was conducted by the san francisco standard and they're breaking down the numbers that they found during their research. so just one month before election day, 22% of voters say that they plan to reject the recall. 21% still don't know how they will vote. the poll found that voters are basing their judgment on dean's handling on issues of homelessness crimes and drugs in the city. now, the san francisco standard use a non political research group to conduct the poll they surveyed more than 1000 registered voters between april 30th and may 4th. now researchers found. the number one concern for voters in the city is homelessness. according to the poll, 68% say homelessness is what they like, least about living in san francisco and also in the poll. 73% support arresting people who commit minor property crimes like car break ins and shoplifting. people have dean for not being tough enough on those crimes. now, mayor london b

headquarters, los gatos with more camila. >> or netflix. more cost more netflix. customers are hitting cancel on their subscription. and this was force netflix make some changes to its payroll. they have laid off 150 employees after they reported a significant drop in just the first a significant drop. excuse me in subscriptions in just the 1st quarter. now, according to netflix, those 150 employees account for 0, 2%, of their entire workforce. a spokesperson for the company says the cuts. i'm not because of how the employees are performing. instead, they say the changes are because of the company's revenue slowing down. now, netflix lost 200,000 customers in the first 3 months of this year. and they say that this is the first time it's happened in more than a decade. the streaming service also predicts to lose 2 million more subscribers later this year. now netflix chief operating officer says for the next 2 years they're cutting back on some of its spending. but netflix does plan to spend 17 billion dollars on producing shows and movies.

camila. >> yup, stephanie. another watch party. another.. it's pretty empty. but in about 7 hours or so, there's going to be who won t of fans out here watching the action from the big screen behind me, the warriors, they are 2 wins away from playing in another and finals and they'll try to be 3 in the series against the dallas who put up quite a game on friday night warriors had a late start during game 2 as the mavericks led 72 to 58 in the 1st half, the golden state. they came back in the 3rd quarter. curry said night night to the mass scoring 32 points and finished with a career-high of 21 points. the first time he score that much since college. the warriors finished the game one. 26 to one 17. the warriors are going to have to keep that momentum going this time from dallas. game 3 is away but people can watch from the big screen here at drive. >> city. there's plenty of activities for everyone to enjoy kids, adults. and there's also a few food options. but if you want to catch all the fun, stephanie, people do have to come here early.

garros in one thirty-second belarusian did not leave a chance for american maddison brandle six 1.6.3 camilagiorgi from italy will become arina's next opponents but ilya ivashka finished his performance on the courts in paris, losing in the second round to chilean kristina gorin 3.6-7 64 3 6 in the first roland garros doubles circle lady morozova in the delta with an american, keitling christian coped with varvara gracheva and oksana kalashnikova 3.6 7563 alexandra sosnovich, together with russian anna denkova , at this stage of the tournament lost to mexicans, giuliani olmassy canadian gabriye, dubrovsky 2636. russian rowers are stronger belarusians, at the end of may, in view of the peculiarities of preparation for the season, the head coach of the national kayak team explained the results of the competition in this way. vladimir shentarovich. on the rowing canal in zaslavl, all 3 days are behind open cup of belarus in the tournament was attended by the leading belarusian russian rowers. the main task is to go to combat. readiness for the world championship, 223. athletes and coaches hope

barco is live in the mission district with more on all of the fun planned camila. >> yes, stephanie was a say in spanish. it's going to be a fiesta. it's going to be a party here in the mission district, as you can see behind me, people are already setting up for their floats, getting ready for this morning's parade. this is the 44th annual carnival here in san francisco. in take a look at what it's looked like at years past. if you come out, you're going to see some colorful costumes here, spanish music and get a taste of the latin culture, hundreds of musicians and dancers will make their way down the mission on top of decorated floats. now this year's theme is going on. is or that means colors of love, inclusivity, family and community. it's been a tradition here for 4 decades and it's now returning after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic. after the parade, the streets will remain closed for the festival is going to be live music, food and other fun activities for people to enjoy this year. there will be a cannabis garden, a new tech and gaming pavilion and lgbtqi plus de

camila. >> thank you so much for that live report. all right.bring down gas prices for americans. our washington correspondent raquel martin has more on the ongoing challenges. >> the energy secretary tells us that president biden is using every means at his disposal to try and bring down the price at the pump. a problem. they continue to blame on the war in ukraine. but republicans argue that excuse doesn't hold up. >> the president is really doing everything you can u.s.. energy secretary jennifer granholm says the u.s. is working with countries around the world to bring down prices at the pump, even as the u.s. pushes europe to boycott russian oil and gas. everybody is trying to see how they can make up for those lost russian barrels. granholm says since putin's invasion into ukraine there are a million and a half fewer barrels of oil available to the global market. each day the president has asked for an increase in supply from our domestic manufacturers and has called for others to do the same around the world. granholm says by the end of t

camila bernal, cnn, los angeles. >>> donald trump's sway over u.s.ublican voters will be put to the test this tuesday. five of the states are holding primaries to choose nominees for n. november. and they include pennsylvania where donald trump has backed dr. oz running against david mccormick and carkathy burnett. trump is backing ted budd, and his opponents are pat mccory and hike walker. winner has to get 30% of the vote to avoid a runoff. >>> and lebanese voters are going to the poll for the country's first general election in four years. this is lebanon's first election since the pandemic. the beirut port blast, and a major economic collapse. for the latest, ben wedeman is live from beirut. ben, obviously a lot at stake here, but also seems a lot of skepticism that things will change. is that right? >> reporter: yeah, there is sept skepticism because the political elite that has ruled for decades and is really behind many of the catastrophes this country has gone through, like the economic collapse which the curse city here lost more than 90% of

kron four's camila barco is live in marin county for us this morning. and camila.ered questions this morning. >> yes, stephanie, we're still waiting from investigators to hear why this plane went down. it will be some time before we get some answers. but this morning there are several roads closed where that crash site happen. we're here at marin headlands not too far from where that plane went down. as you can see around me, the skies are clear. but stephanie, yesterday's conditions were completely different. visibility was cut short because of the heavy fog. take a look at the conditions that crews were dealing with yesterday. you can barely even notice the aircraft in this video because of the mist and fog that was happening. officials say that the plane crashed into the hillside of them ran headlines at 12. 0, 09:00pm however they were alerted about that plane and the 2 minutes later when the plane's emergency beacon with activated. now, that's a radio transmitter use in emergencies to locate planes and people in need of rescue several agencies searched for the

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>in the south bay planned parenthood in santa clara county is getting a 3 million dollars boost in funding. the county says the money comes in anticipation of an increase and up out of state patients seeking abortion procedures. if roe v wade is overturned, kron on's will tran is in santa clara county with the latest. >>planned parenthood is already busy in this location here in san jose. they have about 6 or 7 workers already inside and they just open to the public and they expect it rode the way gets repealed. it will get even busier and they already got a small sample last year when texas and other states started tightening their abortion rules that forced a lot of those patients in those particular states to come to locations like california, specifically santa clara county. they saw about 80 patients in that weeks right after those states started changing their abortion laws. and that was just a sliver with this particular situation with roe v wade possibly be repealed. we're ta

camila bernal is looking at the impact on home buyers. >> reporter: it is now more expensive to borroware buying a home, this means that you are either going to have to increase your budget, spend more money, or you are going to have a lot less options on the market. we're all going to see this increase in interest rates when it comes to your credit cards, your car loans, your student loans. but the most tangible way of looking at this is interest rates. the last week of april, the average for a 30 year fixed interest rate was 5.1%, but when you look at, say, last november, that was below 3%. it makes a huge difference and it means a lot of money for people looking to buy a home. i talked to a first time home buyer here in los angeles, she is about to get married, she wants to start a family, they have been looking for about a year. and at this point they have put in 16 offers with no luck. here is what she told us. >> with the new interest rate hikes, we don't really know what our bottom line is anymore. it is a moving target. remember >> experts say it is stressful process for the bu

cnn's camila bernal has our details. >> reporter: evidence of this mega drought is becoming easier tod in particular in lake mead which provides drinking water for more than 25 million people. if you look at these images you're going to see that original valve put in in 1971, it sits above the water. officials realized this was going to be a problem in 2015. they started building a new valve that goes deeper into lake mead. that's being used right now. it went into operation this week. it appears to be running smoothly. people are still getting their drinking water. it goes to show how big of a problem this is. because water levels are just extremely low. and it's not just lake feed. it's many of the reservoirs and lakes in this entire region. it's part of the reason why here in southern california, many are being asked to conserve water. in fact, beginning june 1st, about 6 million people are being told to only water their lawns once a week. and the situation could get worse. we spoke to the metropolitan water district of southern california, and here's what their general manager sai

cnn's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: the convention has come to an end. but over the weekend we heard and saw very different points of views inside of the convention many nra members who were excited to be here. the nra held one of its biggest events on friday when we heard from former president donald trump. he did read the names of all the victims of the uvalde shooting. but then he went on to talk about school safety, saying that schools should only have one entrance. at that entrance there should be an armed guard. he also said there are some teachers who should have guns. he then repeated one of the lines that senator ted cruz had said earlier, which is that the only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is with a good guy with a gun. a lot of nra members sharing that point of view. here's what one of those members told me. >> if we got rid of all the guns tomorrow, which can't happen, but let's say we could cause them all to evaporate, there wasn't a gun around, do people really think that's going to stop the violence? it's not. >> i'm really frustrated

camila barco kron. 4 news. >> a nonprofit project is pledging $500,000 to preserve indigenous native american culture. the group hopes to raise more than 5 million dollars to support tribal communities. the funds would go towards preserving native american oral history through digital records and document tribal loss. today, chinese american elected officials and asian community leaders rallied to oppose the recall of san francisco. dha said dean, the rally started in port smith square in chinatown. the recall election is set for june 7th. >> kron on is your local election headquarters, transparency and accuracy remain top of mind for voters as primary ballot start to arrive in mailboxes. california elections officials are double checking their voting machines, the yolo county elections office began accuracy testing of their voting equipment. officials say that this testing makes helps ensure the county's voting equipment and software are working properly to promote transparency in the process. the county says all of the voting equipment testing is open for the public to view. activi

kronon's camila barco takes a closer look at those numbers. according to that poll, 57% of voters are in favor of recalling chess now this poll was conducted by the san francisco standard. >>and they're breaking down the numbers that they found during their research just one month before election day. 22% of voters say they plan to reject the recall. 21% still don't know how they will vote. the poll found that voters are basing their judgment on the dean's handling on issues of homelessness crimes and drugs in the city. the san francisco standard used in on political research group to conduct the poll they surveyed more than 1000 registered voters between april 30th and 4th researchers found the number one concern for voters in the city is homelessness. according to the poll, 68% say homelessness is what they like, least about living in san francisco. also in the poll, 73% support arresting people who commit minor property crimes like car break ins and shoplifting. people have blamed the dean for not being tough enough on those crimes. now, as

now, topping $6 a gallon and as kron 4 s camila barco reports several spots across the bay area. >> we are seeing those high prices. >> these are the gas prices in sandra fell sunday morning according to triple a for the first time ever. gas prices in san francisco and sandra fell averaging more than $6 per gallon. >> drivers like jack chalfonte can't seem to catch a break at the the loft. probably. >> 25 ares more of that. >> almost everywhere you look, gas prices continue to go up. and on sunday they hit record highs in the bay area. starting to use fortunately, i don't have to drive every day. >> $67 for half tank says painful. holly wallace filled her tank in sandra fell where it's on average. >> $6 per gallon and the same is true for san francisco and santa rosa. >> a gallon will cost you $5. and $0.98. it's $5.90 in san jose and a penny less in oakland. >> i thought it was high a year ago. it was, you know, for something. so. this is this is wallace says she's cut back on driving. >> and he's anxiously waiting to get her hands on an electric car for decades. but i want it right n

good morning, camila. >> good morning it james.t the party starts in less than 3 hours and some people can't seem to wait. as you can see, there are already people in line waiting to get through the gates, the first person in line told me that he got here at 2.30, this morning. now he and thousands of people. we'll be able to get will be able to check out more than 75 bands and artists. there's going to be 5 stages and the lineup includes artists like metallica, churches, kai, go pink. 21 pilots. james is too many to name. there's also the culinary stage where chefs will dish out their favorite place alongside some celebrities and a few things to know if you are coming to bottle rock. it is cash free this year. so you can only pay with credit card venmo or by registering your wrist band and there will be no vaccination testing or masking requirements. tickets for the three-day music festival are sold out, but people can try to request tickets through the festival's website. and james organizers tell me that 120,000 people are expec

and across several departments at the company in los gatos, camila barco kron. 4 news. and new at noon. federal authorities say an inmate serving a life sentence for first-degree murder is the ringleader in a california unemployment insurance benefits scam. >> prosecutors charged 37 year-old natalie lived imola and 12 others with conspiracy to commit wire and bank fraud. they say the fraud ring use stolen identities, including some belonging to prison inmates to collect at least 2 million dollars in unemployment benefits, most of which were pandemic-related of the 13 people charged. 5 were arrested and 2 were already in custody. a concord man is behind bars this afternoon in connection to a shooting that left another man dead earlier this month. the body of 25 year-old shot feet. quasi me was found 10 days ago near fish ranch road in the oakland hills. an investigation led police to 28 year-old guadalupe wrobel is who they say shot and killed the victim at a homeless camp in concord on may 5th 3 days earlier. it's not clear how the body was transported from concord to o

kron 4 s camila barco reports. >> it's an ongoing problem that oakland police officers keep tackling overnight. officers had several dozen cars towed after the drivers participated in an illegal sideshow activity. here's a few pictures of the cars impounded after officers say they were participating in a sideshow. no specifics were given about the incident. but officers say this type of violent, disruptive and illegal behavior will not be tolerated. they say the sideshows are reckless and unsafe and they normally lead to vandalism, physical assault, gun fires and injuries. about 3 weeks ago, officers arrested one person after they say that person punched an officer in the face during a sideshow. now in march, one man died following a separate sideshow that involved 600 cars. police say each weekend officers are deterring and enforcing illegal sideshows even after they have ended. they still continue with their criminal investigation. officers will follow up on the people who are at the scenes. they say they will go to their homes and tow the cars that take part in the illegal activit

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>some of the state's top water agency reps are in sacramento today to discuss ways to slow down the drought during this week's aqua convention, people gather to look at unique solutions to collect and conserve water and discuss water agencies role in keeping communities safe from wildfire was director says the sacramento region is leading the way. >>capture more of the high flu events. we have atmospheric rivers and get it in the underlying groundwater basin that that's the kind of things that they're working on every day to try to to try to provide for the future of this region. and that's influencing people all over the state. so it's a it's a really it's their leading it to get something to be proud of. >>there are more than 3,000 water agencies throughout california and they have a lot of work to do. experts predict 2023 will also be a dry year. all right. for more on your weather conditions and if we can expect any rain, let's check in with kron on meteorologist mabrisa rodrigue