at 12 to matthew potts. they did have new zealand 35-3 at potts.ve new zealand 35—3 at one stage, all they. then look, i was right with you, i thought maybe we were looking at a to a three—day test match and then the whole dimension of the match change, didn't it? did somebody walk out to the middle and say, guys, this is a test match?— out to the middle and say, guys, this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that a _ this is a test match? because for the fifth wicket, that a brilliant i the fifth wicket, that a brilliant partnership, where on earth did that come from? did in the picture suddenly come down? you know what, all they, in a sense, common sense prevailed. there has been something in it for the bowlers. a little up and about any pitch, but no reason why you can't score runs at lord's in this test match. and that is why we saw —— but we saw from those too, that partnership between them which is a continuing overnight

bitcoin is at 19,882. it is hard to find a floor at this point. it is impacting sentiment across all asset. rishaad: asia for a change outperforming this year. we will have a look at this chart we have got. asia year to date. msci asia-pacific index down 19% thereabouts. if we stripped japan out, a decline of 17%. the world index meanwhile so far down 22.5%. if you take out the u.s., about 20 and a half percent. the biggest fall for energy. infotech the biggest industry group down. the best one is energy, up nearly 7%. yvonne: you have to wonder if china is a big part of that. three straight weeks now where they have done better than what you are seeing in the u.s.. everyone is dealing in the u.s. with inflation. we heard the comments from janet yellen. let's take a listen. >> we have had high inflation in the first half of this year. that locks in high inflation for the entire year. i do expect in the months ahead pace of inflation is likely to come down although remember there are some the uncertainties relating to global development. rishaad: c

good >> good right here at drone market street already abuzz at this hour at the 7 o'clock hour. so much excitement in the air. head of the celebrations that are going to get underway in just a couple of hours. fans starting to show up in droves. i even just heard my first warriors chant of the morning. the crowd breaking out into that just a couple minutes ago. we've got some people lining up over here at the corner of market and drum where the parade route is going to begin. now, this route will go down market street about a mile. it will end near market and 8th streets. warriors fans so excited to come out here. seeing a lot of blue and gold right now. fans rocking their jerseys. just so excited to celebrate the championship with this warriors team. the players have talked about how this one means so much more because of all the adversity this team is face over the last especially 2 years dealing with a number of major injuries, including an injury to shooting guard. klay thompson followed up by second injury, tore his achilles before the start of last season. in addition to f

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also at 10:00. a total of seven hearings are expected to be held. >>> we are back within 60 seconds. still ahead -- >>> they took their concerns to d.c. a passionate plea from san jose students who hand delivered letters to congress. >>> a highly anticipated release but not everywhere. the reason entire countries want scenes removed from pixar's new movie, "lightyear". the studio's response. >>> i am chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we have some clouds movingnto isa >>> oakland police are trying to figure out what led to a deadly shooting at who pulled the trigger. it happened just before 10:30 last night on 14th street. when police got there, they found a man and woman shot. the man died a few hours later. the other men who had been shot, showed up at a hospital. no word on the extent of their injuries, or a suspect. >>> thousands of san jose students are taking the demands for safer schools directly to congress. groups of students from the alum rock school district glued to the capitol this week

>>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with a look at your headlines at 6:04, starting off with all eyes on wall street today. the opening bell ringing in less than half an our. we'll see what happens depending on a big move by the fed on interest rates. the central bank said to be considering increasing short term rates by as much as three quarters of a percentage point that, would mark the fed's biggest rate hike in three to three decays. decades. >>> southern california, two police officers were shot and killed near l.a. it happened last evening at a motel in el monte. apparently the officers confronted a man in a room, the shooting began it went out into the parking lot, and the two police officers were shot and killed. iernaalpojose inttional is named after normand mineta, that is where he will be honored today. city-wide honors for the former secretary of transportation. during 9/11 and the aftermath. there will be a procession through japantown, where he used to live and lie in state at city hall's rotunda. a public memorial starts at noon. amanda? >> anne, thank you for that

tip-off at 6:00 p.m. at chase center. you can watch only here on abc 7.ially underway in london. thousands of people are gathering to mark hurd 70 years on the throne. reggie: the jury in the johnny depp and amber heard defamation trial has ruled that amber heard defamed johnny depp in a 2018 washington post op-ed. here is trevor. trevor: in this morning's first look, the verdict is in. >> did you find that mr. depp has proven all the elements of defamation? answer, yes. >> johnny depp won all three of his libel claims centered in the 2018 op-ed in which amber heard described herself as a public figure representing domestic abuse. she remained stoic as the judge revealed the decision. johnny depp was not in court for the verdict. outside, his fans erupting, chanting his name. >> johnny, johnny! >> in the statement, amber heard says "the disappointment i feel today is beyond words." johnny depp posting "six years later, the jury gave me my life back. i am truly humbled, a new chapter has finally begun." we will have much more on the bombshell verdict plus

gunmen fired shots at a busy park, filled with at least 60 parents and kids.o shot this video can be heard running in fear. a 35-year-old man died, three others wounded. investigators say this year's two homicides do not appear to be connected. is this the beginning of some kind of trend? >> as far as a trend, i'd say no. >> reporter: this is two shootings in four weeks. does that worry you? >> it's especially a city with the history that we have, you know, just for violence and death, of course it's going to trigger an emotion. >> reporter: back in 1992, east palo alto had 43 whom sides, the most per capita in the nation, and was labeled murder capital of the country. reverend louis vurgess with ame zion church says those who have information should do the right thing. >> parents, family members, community members often know more than we're willing to share, but we got to get out of those comfort zones. we got to get out of being fearful retaliation even against us. if we want this to stop, we need to put our foot down and that's the only way that i think it'

at 8 10.ck to talking about increasing the response to the disease monkeypox across the united states coming up who health officials recommend that you should get vaccinated against mexico monkeypox woman attacked inside of her own home by a man she claims was an amazon driver. here the victim described her attack and it was all caught on one bite of a 100% angus beef ball park frank and you'll say... ...hello summer! oh yeah, it's ball park season. i earn 5% cash back on travel purchased through chase with chase freedom unlimited. i earn 5% on our cabin. hello cashback! hello, kevin hart! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. fighters are battling a wildfire that is burning out of control in the sierra foothills. the rices fire started about two yesterday afternoon northwest of grass valley in nevada county. people have been ordered to evacuate in several small communities west of highway 49. the fire started as a

great at 76 oakland, you'll be at 68 degrees. while the lay hopeny ship pittsburgh hanging out in the low to mid 70's santa rosa at 74. getting your lookahead tomorrow sunday remaining similar temperature wise chance of showers most likely sunday morning monday. temperatures start to crime. and by next week we're back to the heat with some upper 80's low 90's that our warmest didn't take long for the bay bridge traffic to diminish. look at this for holding at 30 minutes and there is no backup at the toll plaza anymore. now that they've got the metering lights turned off san mateo bridge. nice and calm, just foggy overhead. 13 minutes and the richmond center fell bridge a 10 minute drive. things are really died down there, too. as for the golden gate bridge, the fog still with us. 21 minutes from 37 to the tolls. >> thank you, john. h 17 kron 4 is your local election headquarters and we're 5 days away from the primary election. one of the ballot measures getting most of the attention is the attempt. a recall of san francisco dha.

and new at 3 o'clock.her service is saying that there is the potential for dry lightning from early wednesday into thursday morning as monsoonal moisture comes up from the southwest and that could spark a wildfire just like we saw with the lightning complex fires. but this is now just into the kron. 4 news room. we're monitoring a fire that has started in san mateo county. firefighter% are responding to this fire at edgewood road and crestview drive. they're asking people to stay away from this area as crews try to get this fire under control. these are new images we're just getting now into our newsroom, showing us the smoke. there are some evacuation orders in place and some warnings. it is the area of emerald hills. we're working to get more details right now. this right here is the evacuation map showing us the yellow is where the warning is in place. the red is where the evacuation order is happening right now. you should know your zone. and if you are in that red zone, you need to be leaving your hou

we're at 50 and timber on oakland, alameda at 56 degrees. dublin hayward, fremont at 57 right now. now temperatures will remain fairly cool into the afternoon, even with sunshine coming back out in full force today. i'm talking all about this last day of june forecast and you're start of july just around the corner, as for our bridges were still doing great bay bridge. you're still below 10 minutes. i mean, it's early. so this is what's to be expected. let's just hope we can keep that around san mateo bridge or at a solid 12 minutes as you've been all morning thus far, richmond center fell still at 7 and the golden gate. you're under the fog, which is good news, meaning visibility is a okay as you make your crossing back to you. >> thanks a lot of 5, 0, one and a lot of parents in oakland are outraged this morning because the school board voted to continue with its plan to shut down the number of schools in the fall. yeah. among them are parker grass valley and carl, be monk elementary and harry was at last night's school board meeting where members considered a resolution to keep

but take a look at this video. you can see it looks like inside the chase center. >> this was taken during the 4th quarter. you can see just how packed was and despite a pretty big lead at the end, fans stuck around for all of it. >> the warriors are headed to boston for games. 3, 4, i spoke to fans about being here for this win and the rest of the series was >> i will always remember it, i think is going to close for sure, especially when you go back to boston. but hopefully that one in 5 or 7, i like to see it at home. so it will be cool. i mean, that is deserving to win it at home. >> the chase center will be holding a watch party inside for both games. 3, 4. i checked online and tickets are $25 because the series is tied. no matter what happens in boston, the warriors will be back here for game 5. that will be june 13. that is a monday at the chase center. amanda hari kron. 4 news. >> can't wait to get back to the chase center. all right. many of the warriors did wear orange shirts pre game tonight. all for nat

pride as well at the civic center at the end of the month. pushing for smoke-free bar patios in san francisco and oakland, where smoking on the patios is still legal. >> these are spaces that. historically been safe we're talking about community bars in club space is where the community goes to feel safe from the outside world. unfortunately, their spaces where smoking is a regular thing. >> the project's director explains it will also protect employees from secondhand smoke. most recently, the synched saloon on polk street made a commitment to prohibit smoking on their patty. it's 6.38 right now for your health. what happens when you're really feel sick? but you keep testing negative for covid? >> well, there is a new technique that you can use with those at-home test ground for taylor sackey has the details. >> many people across the country confused by negative covid-19 test results despite having symptoms feeling symptoms throughout the entire week, starting from monday. >> and i kept on taking home and they all came back negative. bob in

do i look at, i look at market share, i look at industry trends, but i also look at nominal revenueswe're looking at is sg&a not rising as fast as nominal revenues in addition to that, in addition to that, you'll see the reports of companies that look at the balance sheet. inventories have gone up in part because while units have not gone up, the amount of dollars in inventory have gone up. and the question is, is that too much you have stockpiled lumber, for example, at $1200. it's now 600 so you're going to take some writeoffs. but the market tends to ignore that as far as the economy sp conc is concerned, yes, i've gone through cycles when it's good, what multiples do we pay? and with the higher embedded interest rates in the future, you're going to pay lower ebita. >> let's talk about the multiple right now. we have seen multiple compression that's come down from 21 or 22 down to 17 or 18 times earnings but there is a big debate about whether and how much the earnings estimates are going to have to come down, in which case it hasn't been as much multiple compression as they think

also wednesday look at some of these temperatures, guys we're looking at 105 in parts of kansas and it will feel like 115 for some >> wow >> all right, thank you, michelle >>> a bipartisan group of senators may have finally ended a years long impasse over new federal gun laws in this country. ten democrats and ten republicans say they have a framework for a stricter set of gun safety laws. it comes after thousands protests in cities across the country calling for an end to gun violence nbc's job nbc's josh lederman breaks it down for us. >> reporter: democrats and republicans doing what almost no one thought they could, reaching a deal on guns it's a compromise, far short of what democrats wanted. like an assault weapons ban. still president biden saying it would be the most significant gun legislation to pass congress in decades the president pushing congress to pass it fast, writing, the sooner it comes to my desk, the sooner i can sign it just this weekend, tens of thousands took to the streets across the u.s demanding that congress act. >> i want to bring a measure to the floor for

crude at -- u.s. crude at 120 dollars, and goldman-s has more to come. lisa: how much will that bleed into the picture, particularly in the united states? the week doesn't start tomorrow and friday with that cpi report. tomorrow president biden is heading to the summit of the americas. cuba, nicaragua not invited. the issue for me is how much we can talk about your-shoring, bringing manufacturing production in asia closer to home in order to get ahead of some of the distractions -- disruptions we have been seeing. today's summit is taking place in san francisco. we have the ceo's of uber, expedia, mastercard. tom is watching this very closely. he wants to know what to do with his triple-leveraged cash fund. today sergei lavrov is heading to turkey for talks on unblocking u.k.'s grain exports. this is key in the black sea, where about 90% of all grain from ukraine typically has been exported. it has been blocked by russia. people have been accusing russia of holding this area hostage. how much are they really going to come to the table to negotiate given

try it for free at freestylelibre.us >> and we are back at 5.25.t want to remind you again how hot it's going to be around the bay area today. temperatures are supposed to hit 100 in some of our inland locations. and you can see on the map where those will be. and it's the usual suspects right up near santa rosa. the napa valley should get up to about 100 livermore, dublin pleasanton your entire 60 corridor all the way up to concord and then along highway 4 out to that's where we're going to see some of our hottest temperatures and even the south is going to be awfully close. as you can see, san jose morgan hill, 98 degrees. it's only going to take maybe a couple extra degrees of heating for you guys to hit the triple digit mark as well. so everybody be really careful and just be ready the coast. you can even come to 86 in half moon bay. it's going to be a of a toasty day all around >> well, travel troubles also heating up to thousands of flights canceled or delayed over the busy holiday weekend. and dozens of flights were delayed and canceled. it.

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you're at about 15 for you at this hour., james, back to you. >> thank you very much. 5.18, is the time and after the warriors parade brought thousands of people to san francisco or this earlier this week, the city is now preparing for a half a million people to come into the city for pride, celebrations this weekend and city officials are expecting another big boost to business as a result after a two-year hiatus, in-person pride celebrations will be back on saturday and sunday and businesses in the castro district say they're already seeing the impact. they're loving it. one bar owner says that after a touch after a tough couple of years, he is now hopeful of what's to come. >> we've already seen an uptick in business. the from the beginning of the more people coming in. definitely a lot more tourists coming for pride lot. a lot of people from canada. a lot of people praying europe. so i think it's just going to get better and better >> well, san francisco pride celebrations and marches are going to kick off on saturday mo

i have heard _ she met at your hospital? yes. i have heard so _ she met at your hospital? yes.ital? yes. i have heard so many patients - she met at your hospital? yes. i l have heard so many patients talk about deborah and say how much of an impact she has had on them. but also how it is given them courage to talk about the cancer to others and how much awareness she has raised. she felt that bowel cancer was a cancer that did not get enough recognition and she said it was because you must check your peer which is something she was vocal about what she has made a huge impact. deborah's legacy will be felt for many, many years in such a positive way. wait make the treatment that she had, how painful, how gruelling would that have been for her to keep up that strong spirit, that rebellious spirit she talked about? she had never give up attitude and she had so many different treatments and she was treated under team and, you know, she had so many different chemotherapy treatments. she had radiotherapy treatments including techniques like the cyber night, focal treatment, she had r

at the moment neither side is getting _ getting at.t. at the moment neither side is getting anywhere, are we? j side is getting anywhere, are we? and even labour's mp said the eu needed to be less rigid. is there any way through on this? with more negotiation?— negotiation? clearly the uk government _ negotiation? clearly the uk government has _ negotiation? clearly the uk government has been - negotiation? clearly the uk. government has been having difficulty, the eu has perhaps not been as flexible as the uk government expected and there are certainly problems on the ground. there are certain areas like medicines, seed potatoes, like getting pets from northern ireland to gb and db2 northern ireland that are causing problems but each one of those could be resolved through careful technical negotiations and, at the moment, that isjust careful technical negotiations and, at the moment, that is just not happening. at the moment, that is 'ust not happeningfi at the moment, that is 'ust not haueninu. ,, ., happening. helps out with some of

at 5:09.rting off with the january 6th committee taking a live look at capitol hill this morning. let me zero in where we are investigating the capital insurrection of course, its fourth in a series of hearings starting this morning, they'll focus on the state level pressure campaign aimed at blocking joe biden's white house victory including an alleged scheme to get electors in key battleground states to transmit false slates to be used to stop the transfer of power. panel aides will show president trump was warned of a risk of violence but went forth anyway. >>> and closer to home, the closing arguments for sunny balwani's this rah nose trial starts this morning in san jose federal court. he's the former c.o.o. and boyfriend of theranos founder elizabeth holmes, he's facing the same fraud charges she faced earlier this year. she was convicted on four counts. >> it's 5:10. >>> coming up, as temperatures soar, we look at the bay area's fire hot spots, the new maps helping cal fire try to stay

but look at that one at 97. but here's the good news vacaville tomorrow, your heart is fall into the upper 80's. and after that, it's just the upper 70's by friday and into the rest of the weekend and start of next week. they cite cities will also enjoy temperatures getting a bit cooler. not quite as dramatic. a change. coastal areas remained pretty steady in the 60's. as for our bridges this morning, not winding down just yet. you're still at 20 minutes across the bay bridge. metering lights still on a bit of an improvement at the san mateo bridge. a 21 minute drive. still a bit slow for the richmond center fell and looking at the golden gate getting a little bit of sunshine and no backup at all this morning. darien james. >> thanks a lot. let's talk sports losing. never fun. but just to make it a little bit better when he lost to the best team in has never fun to lose. sports director jason dumas takes a look. >> entered monday with the worst record in major league baseball. they were in the bronx taking on th

at 11 p:m..rail new zealand by 227 runs heading into the third day of the first test at lord's. 24 wickets have fallen so far in the match, but an unbeaten partnership of 180 runs bewteen daryl mitchell and tom blundell has put the tourists on top. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. at lord's, they don't wait for the end of the match to start the champagne. corks collect steadily, daily. but to push for victory, england had to do it this way, taking quick early wickets in new zealand's second innings. afterjames anderson, matthew potts continued his impressive start to international cricket. that's the new zealand captain he dismissed, again. here's a faint brush on tom latham's bat, and that was new zealand 35—3. and another... devon conway hit that. 56-4. the match at that stage still frenetic. surely someone would hang around out there, some batter had to make runs. i mean, logic suggested it. the very traditions of test cricket almost demanded it. here's how new zealand did it and how

>>> right now at 4:30, looking live from our exclusive salesforce tower camera, a live look at coit tower. good morning. it's thursday, june 16. i'm len kiese. >> i'm amanda starrantino. we begin with first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> way cooler this morning, especially when you head back home, amanda. about a ten to twenty degree difference. low pressure driving in. a great forecast for game day where, yes, we have to win today. this weather is way too beautiful for it not to happen. let's take a quick look at what we can expect as we head into the afternoon. a live look from the mark hopkins hotel cam where things are pretty calm this morning. heading into the afternoon, daytime highs in the low 60s for san francisco compared to yesterday where we were dealing with upper 60s and even some 70s in the forecast for us in the bay area. another live look just over the calm city of concord area where right now temperatures are mild. we do warm up as we head into the afternoon, around 2:00, temperatures in the 70s. nonetheless, way different than yesterday. yesterday we were forecast

at noon. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow, the owner of a martial arts studio in san jose has been arrested on charges of assault of a minor. 54 year-old ernest ramirez operated extreme martial arts located on elm street. he also ran an after-school program for trace elementary in san jose. police say that's where he met the 14 year-old victim and carried out the assaults from august 2020 through june of 2021, the victim and their family no longer live in the area and were out of state when they reported these incidents, ramirez was arrested back on june 9th. he faces multiple charges, including 4 counts of rape of a child under 14. also in san jose this afternoon, authorities are investigating after a suspicious device was found at a home in the willow glen neighborhood. this happened in the area of ko and delmas avenue. police say the bomb squad was brought in and rendered that device safe. they say they're still working to determine the type of device and there is no threat to the public at this time. >>

at the new york new york. drew barrymore is an investor and the public face of it. this is a spac, a reverse merger. wait till you see the stock performance in final hour of trade. fox market alert, 59 minutes away from finishing the second full week of june. if investors feel like they have been through the wringer, they have. not withstanding the picture we have seen right now, let's clock it. dow jones up 115. s&p up 23. nasdaq gaining 185. russell up 21 points. the transports up 34. just since the start of this month, the market value of all stocks, actively traded in the u.s. as calculated by the wilshire 5,000 index has been cut by an eye-watering 5 trillion dollars. the s&p 500 getting brutalized having its worst week since march of 2020. you have to go back to then. that's the month that the world health organization declared the pandemic as global and the country shut down. both the s&p and the nasdaq have closed out the week down as we mentioned so of the last 11 -- 10 of the last 11 weeks. we wanted

the work for stood at a total of about 100,000 employees at the end of last year.appening today, fifa is going to be announcing which sites were going to be hosting the world cup games in 2026. let's go to one of those sites. levi stadium. >> we're hoping to play some football there. the other of argos live with the latest. hi, camilla. >> good morning. you guys to get inside levi's stadium, the football field take could possibly turned into a soccer field come summer 2026. today we're going to find out from fifa officials where the soccer matches are going to be played for the world cup in 2026 and it could possibly some of the soccer matches could possibly take place here at levi stadium. i'll tell you why. because back in october, fifa officials actually toward levi stadium. they weree accompanied by some local city some local companies, as well as levi stadium officials to show why the bay area should host some games. now today, people plans to announce a sites for the world cup in 2026. from here at levi stadium. the u.s. will host 60 of the 80 games. some wil

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the news at six starts now. this is ktvu fox two news at six. mandatory water restrictions in mountain view as the bay area in the entire southwest confront the third year of dramatic drought conditions. tap water. now it's going to be hot, and we're all in this together. good evening. once again, everyone i'm heather holmes mike mibach. the new restrictions include everything from an irrigation scheduled to a ban on vehicle watching at home as ktvu marks their reports, some other cities already have stricter rules in place. mountain view, residents will have to start watering based on

at 8:00 p.m.roach this area, the moderate to high category before things quiet down. it is a bit hazy outside from emeryville to vollmer obviously due to the proximity of the fire. temperatures in the 50's to the 80's. today's highs anywhere from the 50's to the low 90's. it was a warmer day. as we look at the golden gate bridge, warming continues and fog returns. we have a chance for showers in the weekend. this system is impressive on live doppler 7. that is what we are watching for the weekend. i know it is not common to see rain in june, that it may produce some rain. fog will close back in along the coast and move in locally over the gate tomorrow morning and then hire clouds above for tomorrow afternoon. morning temperatures, 40's and 50's. once again, watch out for the fog especially near the coast and the bay. for the afternoon, we warm up more away from the coast. low 90's inland. 50's and 60's at the coast. 80's around the bay. cooling begins on thursday. and it will be even cooler and b

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look at this backup look at 29 coming out of american canyon. look at highway 12.don't have to go now don't go heading up to napa county or at least don't go this way, because it's very, very slow. let's take a quick peek at the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see traffic is about normal for what you expected. so steve our little, uh, tuesday morning napa wine trip. i think it's going to have to be postponed. i know the area. well if it's that backed up now you're done right for a while for hours while for a while. that would be tough to there's no easy way to get up there. amazingly cold water temps here are continuing into mid junior but today briefly touched 47. looks like they've come back to 48 on the water temp right there and point raises now 49. and does this make any impact on our temperatures? yes it sure as heck does, especially over by the coast. and in san francisco . if you live in san francisco, and the water temp is 51. versus say, 59 or 60, you know, immediately. the sleeping weather is much different. but that is really cold. and you combine tha

at market and main street. it ends at market and sixth. the warriors say it's going to be free-flowing for fans. if you are not able to make it out, you can party along with us right here on abc seven. we will have live coverage starting at 10:00 in the morning and we will bring you coverage through the entire parade route. if you want to show off your dubnation pride, our facebook and instagram pages, we have these championship badges and you can share them across your social media pages. >> new developments, san francisco's controversial tenderloin center will close in december. city officials have decided not to add additional funding for the center in the next budget. the center has been criticized for its harm reduction service, which allows drug use on site under supervision. the tenderloin center has received 6000 requests for harm reduction services since march. more than 200 people were referred to substance abuse treatment. >> we are starting off with a look at satellite radar image showing off this deep trough. this is what's br

that's the caltrans camera with a live look at conditions at the 580/205 connector. that's where the blats start to build. plan for the blielts if you are a super commuter. plan to feeling a little gusty through this. windy thi rnin in effect for th altamont pass as well as the bay bridge. dublin interchange, seeing brake lights. no metering lights at the bay bridge. it is pretty windy here as well. >>> a live look at chase center this morning after a disappointing game three for the warriors even though the team was away in boston, it did not stop dub nation from heading out to chase to watch their warriors play. >> feels like the game is in the house. we don't feel like they are playing away, like an away game. everything was amazing tonight. >> i loved it. it was just love in the house. >> meantime, a lot of concern for the warriors after game three. >> not only did the team lose, a dubs star player could be hurt. during a scramble for the ball, a celtics player landed on steph curry's leg. he got up limping but stayed in the game. the team will know more about an

san carlos at 93 today, mountain view at 92 san jose at 94. then you've got dublin sitting at 93 mid 90's for concord, walnut creek and danville, closer to 80 from oakland, berkeley, of to richmond, antioch, our warmest spot yet again at 98 degrees today. no one quite getting to the triple digits, but some of us are getting close tomorrow. saturday sunday, all generally cooler than we've been low 90's inland, upper 70's to low 80's along the bay and coastal areas hanging out in the 60's rain. john, thank you for that. if you're headed into the city right now from the east bay, a little under 17 minutes to make that drive this morning. >> so traffic has been backed up earlier and now things are getting better out there. 30 minute drive as you make your way from 80 to one o one heading across towards the peninsula and the south bay. let's check on things there. a 34 minute drive starting at 85 up towards menlo park. 2.37. no accidents or delays. and 2.80, moving pretty nicely. still fog along the golden gate bridge. 30 minutes for you. 37 to the

look at that. that cooldown begins along the bay shore, upper 70's at the start of the friday, mid 60's and along the coast here in the low 60's for much of the week. back to you. a 15 year-old boy is dead after being shot in east palo alto. the shooting happened around 9 last night on manhattan avenue near euclid. that's near university circle. >> the boy died at the hospital. police do not have a description of the shooters. only saying the suspects are 2 males who were last seen running towards woodland. the victim has not been identified. police in san francisco are looking for the driver who left the scene of a deadly accident overnight. it happened near the intersection of mission street and 20st street just after 1 o'clock this morning, 3 people were injured in the accident and at least one person died from their injuries. the other 2 were taken to the hospital. the driver of one of the cars involved in the crash, according to police left the scene. the owner of a martial arts studio in san

only at kohl's... you'll get quality activewear starting at just $15... the best part? it feels as good as it looks... more style. more savings. kohl's. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> hey, good morning. thank you so much for joining us on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lynn, it's saturday, june 25th, a very busy news weekend. lots to get to start by getting a look at the weather with dave sphar the morning. dave, ok, when stephanie? good morning. everybody live shot coming into the golden gate. lots of fog were negotiating with this morning at this spot. however, not the same when the city start to open up nicely. here's the east bay shoreline still covered. >> little bit of that fog temperature check for you. we've got 66 antioch, but 51 up the santa rosa. 52 from nevado. 54 san francisco. a quick contrast. this is again the morning hours, though, were trailing a couple degrees off to the east, but they will be building this afternoon. still going to be summer like all over the bay, though. here's storm

at city hall wednesday. artist anthony o'donnell said he was conflicted about being in a gathering without a mask. he was among the artists featured in an lgbtq exhibit as supervisor, rafael mandolins office. things are opening up, and people are celebrating more, but there's still like a bit of a like attention. in the air. o'donnell's photo of two men kissing he feels is a sign of the times. there's a little bit of attention indicates, too, and it kind of is reflective of what's going on. like the state of things, the emergence of monkeypox and uptake in covid cases coming just as pride celebrations begin, think people just to stay safe, and if they're not vaccinated, they should wear masters to keep people safe around them. suzanne ford, interim executive director of sf, pride's, as health and safety will be a top priority. we will have people testing at the event. have people passing out masks. we will have people passing out information as far as monkey pox and other issues. political divisions also are

at the time. health officer, dr nick moss said the mandate was in response to an uptick in covid cases, local and state health officials still strongly recommend masking indoors. what is it sunny and breezy day here in the oakland estuary behind us , but beyond me, i can still see that layer of fog covering the san francisco skyline. let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo for a look at our forecast. yes ali. we continue with the low clouds at the costa cool at the coast. nice and mild around the bay and our inland cities this afternoon baking once again, temperatures will be well into the nineties by the end of the afternoon. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. as we look towards san francisco, you see a lot of blue sky out there. but if you look to the west end of san francisco, there's that marine layer just banked up against the coastline stuck at about 1000 ft. deep for at least a few days. now we will begin to see a transition getting into tuesday, but more so

also at the same time about a 20 delta strike price.this is really aligning quite well with both the short-term technicals as well as the long-term fundamental story here for starbucks. >>> let's move on here as the old adage goes, history doesn't repeat itself but it does rhyme right now many voices in the market are comparing the tech market to the dot-com circa 1999 we're wondering if it could be different. carter, why don't you walk us through charts >> at one point big blue, the watson company, the title that apple has now, we will do six charts at different time frames, before and after. here is a chart, no judgments, no drawings. it is a weekly chart and it is ten years. now, you can call this what you want, but it has all of the elements of a bottoming out formation. now, look at the next chart with no drawings, and that's the same chart. it is a ten-year down trend, and over this past week -- can't see it here really but we have moved above that down trend. so we have this element, you could also clear that. we have this elemen

so you can't look at it -- you have to look at it race by race and what's happened at each of these races. and some of these districts remain very strongly pro-trump. i'm just saying there are growing of numbers of americans who are saying you know what? that election was fair, honey. it actually happened. and i do think it's taking an impact on trump. >> i think trump's base is probably not watching the hearings and probably saying it's more of the same, more of the same. we've had reporters out there at the speech. and that's what the audience was saying. so you have to take that into account too. the trump base is either saying these are fabrications or not watching at all. >> there is more than the trump base. >> absolutely. >> maybe 25 or 30%. there are other things that are moving here. >> i agree. >> that's what i think has happened. >> at the same time, there are more and more details emerging about ginni thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas and her efforts to overturn the presidential election. why is the committee now asking for her testimony? >> well, i can

>> now at noon, it's a hot one. today. some are heating up and we'll have a look at ways you can stay cool. today congress members held another hearing on the january 6th insurrection will hear from political science lecturer donna crane on the latest developments. and june is men's health month ahead, we'll have some health tipsoveo doctor from an adult >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. happy summer solstice to you the longest day of the year. and for many, it is feeling like the hottest day of the year as well. scorching hot temps since early this morning. all across the bay area. a couple of fires have already sparked in the east bay just after 10 o'clock this morning. cal fire says 2 brush fires broke out in the altamonte pass just along the i-580, freeway near livermore lanes were closed earlier because of those brush fires. but firefighters were able to stop those flames within an hour. you're still likely to see some traffic

kailey: i am looking at the nasdaq 100, trading at a multiple of 30 at the end of last year, now down times. . where do you think it is safe to find an entry point? margaret: i think this is an attractive level because the average stock is down by up to 30% on the nasdaq, the price ratios are more reasonable over a longer time period. the question is which companies will maintain earnings? but still, with so much speculative money, that could rollover into the big quality names, too. tom: is 60-40 dead? 60% equities, 40% bonds -- is it finally dead? margaret: i think so because since the financial crisis a decade ago, and now, the fed has discovered they can control interest rates and they seem to like to do that. i do not think they will ever want them to follow where the market wants to see. they'll be lower than anything we have seen in the past. tom: margaret patel, thank you. a lot is going on. we are watching yen, 1.36619. one of our interns sent in a note, you have to pay attention to deutsche bank. it's from lisa. oh, lisa -- what are they saying? lisa: i am looking at his com

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the mid seventies at the beach beat the temps at home triples. and that's pretty consistent. that's why i'm looking to maybe move back because i'm over the summers up there, and for many, the beach is the perfect family activity just started. so they got out of school and you know we're looking for stuff to do, and it doesn't usually get this hot here. so when it does, you know, we want to find stuff to do, and this one had the idea going to the beach, so we made it happen. the first official day of summer, of course, is june 21st. but for a lot of those here at the beach today, summer began today we're live at baker beach in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox to christian. thank you. you can stay updated on the heat in your area by downloading the ktvu weather app. there you can find hourly updates and seven day forecast as well. it is free to download from your appstore. it's important to the american people understand what truly happened. the same forces that led january 6th remain at work today. january 6th committee holds its first pri

on this first day of june at sfo.h. the winds have really died down. and because of that, we're really probably gonna feel that heat today. i think so. john's got the forecast a job yet. today is definitely the warmest one. we are going to see relief after this, though. so a mini warm-up followed by really comfortable weekend. just around the corner. skies are clear right here at the embarcadero. we do have some fog over the east bay shoreline as well as along the coast, though. and what you're seeing in the south bay is and fog necessarily, but a bit of a hazy day. we are going to see moderate air quality for the santa clara valley. >> and at times has that smoke settles into the north bay from the old fire. we could see some spots of smoke just north of napa is well in the north bay. as for our current temperatures were nice and cool. so enjoy this morning. before things do heat up under all the sunshine. we've got cool. sea breeze at the coast will help to moderate temperatures out that way. sea breeze not quite ha

only at kohl's... you'll get quality activewear starting at just $15... the best part? style. more savings. kohl's. >> it's a far 40 and free health this morning. there's a new covid vaccine that might be on the market in the u.s. this summer. the fda is meeting today to talk about whether or not to approve the shot developed by the maryland by a tech company called novavax. they want to know if that vaccine is safe and effective. their vaccine for covid relies on the same technology, a similar to what's used in seasonal flu vaccines and routine childhood immunizations. and they also don't need to be specially refrigerated if approved, this would become the 4th coronavirus vaccine approved for the nation. well, health officials are now reporting a 4th possible case of monkeypox in sacramento. the person was identified through contact tracing. >> a sample from this case has now been sent to the cdc for further testing. if it comes back, confirm that this would be the 6th case of monkeypox statewide since may 24th. >> cases that we are investigating. are appealing to or c

and when you look at gasoline inventories at well -- as well, got u.s. gasoline inventories at the lowest seasonal level in a number of years. so, what is happening in the u.s. is reverberating around the world. you have an issue, which is gasoline prices are already in some places at a record high. diesel is at a record high, but the demand is not coming. people are still driving cars in the u.s., which is not what some of the economists expected. they thought when prices hit a certain level, ok, no family trips. you're not going to go out. maybe trucks would curb some shipments, but that is not the case and demand is still strong. that is why you're seeing that drop down in not only crude inventories but also gasoline inventories, that is something the market is watching closely. rishaad: so i mean you look at the supply demand dynamic here, stephen, and you think that perhaps when it is starting to increase output, that we would see him move down in oil prices. quite the reverse and that perhaps tells us about how badly the supply market is ultimately