gayle romasanta will be with us.hen we focus on a very unique event, which is not only popular with the japanese-american communities, but everyone interested in food and health. it's the upcoming northern california soy and tofu festival in san francisco. and we wrap up with our traditional highlighting of our community's artistic and cultural world with a teenage singer-songwriter, reigne reario. we'll talk about her new album and perform for us live, all on our show today. well, isn't reading about history more interesting when it's about your own cultural history? but sometimes that history isn't in the books. here is someone doing something about that. gayle romasanta is a writer and published featured on numerous radio and tv shows, music and cultural festivals, and she is the former artistic director of bindlestiff studios, the only filipino-american theatre in the us. her first book, "beautiful eyes," is part of the curriculum in san francisco schools. and as the founder and owner of bridge and delta publishi

. >>> plus, oprah and gayle. the bffs get fired up over friendship dos and don'tss. >>> and tom hanks takes tom holland to acting school. >> coffee, coffee, sir. >> why he grilled the spiderman star? >> i didn't want a coffee at all. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> the new drama surrounding bond 25 is disturbing to say the least. we've got the latest details on this and this movie hasn't even finished yet. first, daniel craig's injury. then this. >>> but let's start with cardi b, just 48 hours ago she was bringing down the house in the b.e.t. awards. but she had reality check in court. cardi b enterd a not guilty plea relating to a fight. 26-year-old, wore a pink and blue suit and carried a pink bag to her arraignment. still it was business as usual. cardi tweeted that her press music video drops tomorrow. cardi performed the song sunday at the b.e.t. b.e.t. awards. the night before she was openly defiant on stage about the charges. >> i ain't going to jail, i ain't going to jail. >> cardi flew to new yo

. >> gayle was her mother. >> nici was sunshine. she was the kind of person that when she walked in a room, the room lit up. >> gayle raised nici and her sister, tanya, in the suburbs of seattle. there were carefree days at the nearby lake. >> is nici your annoying kid sister or was she a pretty cool kid? how do you remember her? >> she was a very annoying kid sister. mom insisted on dressing us alike. >> in high school, mia says nici was a friend to everyone. >> every day, eating lunch together. she never sat. she would walk around and visit with people. she always saw the good in people. she didn't see the bad in people. >> after graduation, nici brought that winning spirit into the workplace. eventually landing a plum position in the head offices of bally total fitness. kimberly thomas was on her team. >> nici was a great boss. she cared about how your day was. she cared about how you were feeling. she cared about your birthday. >> bally's is where nici met another employee, david pietz. he was six feet tall, four years younger,

so gayle, good morning, gayle. >> good morning. >> friend of the show.ive the man 24 hours. >> that is very nice of her. >> meanwhile, oprah's like, no, i just go straight to you and say, girl, he's cheating. >> you know, the thing about something like this, though, is like so -- it was phrased, if you see a friend's husband out to drinks with a woman. that doesn't necessarily mean he's cheating. now that's what i would assume. >> right. >> but to be fair -- >> so let's say they're all snuggled up, obviously cheating. sorry, gayle. i have to disagree with you on this one. i'm so sorry, we love you so much. i'm just saying. that gives him a chance to come up with a good lie. to get one last night of loving. and then your friend really will be mad with you if you knew the night before. that one last time. >> see, where's my thing -- i'm like, i'm ruining everybody's night! >> we're burning it down! >> exactly. like i said, facetime. you see this? you see this? i'm letting the other woman know he's got another woman, everybody's life ruined. >> then he's li

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i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. military drone, an unprovoked attack. iran's government says it was violating its territory. the u.s. says their surveillance drone was flying in international airspace over the strait of mohormuz. a white house meeting will focus on this. charlie d'agata is in the united arab emirates with more on this story. charlie does this bring us closer to a wider conflict now? >> reporter: well, gayle, today the head of iran's military said they do not want a war, but they are ready for one. invading iranian airspace, they say, was crossing a red line. but the united states, as you just mentioned, says it's drone, an r q4 a global hawk, was flying over international airspace when it was shot down. the price tag $180 million. the u.s. continues to blame iran for the tanker attacks in the gulf of oman. it's not the first time a u.s. drone has been targeted in recent days. the u.s. military says iran tried to shoot down a reaper drone last week as they responded to the tanker attacks. before that

gayle out for 36 — equals relief.the english catching wasn't perfect, but they got plenty of practice. west indies aimed for six — and sunk. and thenjofra archer wrapped it up. he was born and bred in barbados, followed his dream to play for england. it was, he said, very nice to play against some of my friends. well, he got three of them out. injury claimed two of england's players — jason roy and captain eoin morgan will be assessed. england batted on regardless. 213 to win, they made the small target look microscopic. joe root hit a serene hundred as they won with acres to spare. there are still many cities, many weeks to this cricket world cup, but england are now three wins from four, and what's more, today they looked like potential champions. joe wilson, bbc news, southampton. that's it. hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm chetan pathak. a tap—in from taylor helps take england into the last 16 of the women's world cup with victory over argentina. but contrasting fortunes for scotland, who's world cup hopes han

when he madejust 15. because they dropped gayle when he madejust15.st indies we re made just 15. i think west indies were guilty of too often trying to big shock when they could have just accumulated runs. wicket is notjust for england's fast bowlers but they we saw there range of bowlers. jo root came in and took two wickets in sell. —— two wickets as well. it was the pace men who did most of the damage for england. mark wood was fit to pay —— played today. a lot of interest in archer. he was born and bred in barbados, he said afterward he enjoyed playing at some of his friends, three wickets for 30 runs we re friends, three wickets for 30 runs were his figures. the real concern for england during west indies batting was what happened to two of their players, two players, jason roy and eoin morgan, both actually hobbled off with various injuries, jason roy hamstring, eoin morgan back spasm. concerning to see this. the word in the dressing room at the close of play was that those injuries might be 48—hour assessments but we will see. england needed 21

with me gayle roman, and cory shocky. ladies, thanks to both of you. start with you because this is what president trump has said about iran to our own chuck todd just yesterday. >> i'm not looking for war, and if there is it will be obliteration like you've never seen before but i'm not looking to do that. but you can't have a nuclear weapon. you want to talk, good, otherwise you're going to have a bad economy. >> no pre-conditions? >> not as far as i'm concerned. >> president trump, gayle, says that today's sanctions will force iran to the bargaining table. will they? >> you know, this has been the strategy all along. the question has been, can you have maximum pressure as a policy? and diplomatic escalation. the second administration now that we have seen that really thinks it was elected to stop wars in the middle east, not to start new ones. you see an administration that has wanted to put pressure on the iranians and has wanted to really escalate in terms of them wanting to come to the table and potentially renegotiate a nuclear deal and at the s

>> we don't know for sure, gayle, but it's interesting that both the state department and the fbi are looking into it. that's very telling. so you had the pennsylvania woman's family that say she died from the same lung condition as the maryland couple, but we don't yet know how they died. 41-year-old miranda warner was

gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, thank you so much gayle in the south bay. mayor is offering a reward for information to find the gunman responsible for this man's death 30 year-old matthew rios pitas who was driving home on i 6.80 last monday. >>when someone fired shots at his car and now peta's mayor says a $10,000 reward will be given to anyone who could help police catch the shooter. right now kron four's dan thorn is live in milpitas with more on this stand. >>well just seen this call for help comes after police still have no suspects in this deadly freeway shooting along i 6.80. the ma or is hoping that this reward will help bring justice to the 30 year-old victim's family. >>30 year-old matthew rios was driving along interstate 6 80 on the night of june 17 when he was randomly shot and killed chp officers found rio's dead in his car in the center median north of buenos avenue now milpitas mayor rich trend is offering a $10,000 reward for information on who killed rios, we care about each other and we look after each other. >>and this reward is so hope

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>> good morning, gayle.ca, the disease impacts an estimated 10% of women in reproductive years. because the disease has diverse symptoms and there is no blood or imaging tests, women are often shuttled from doctor to doctor before they get the right diagnosis. >> reporter: georgi kovacs barden's path to motherhood three years and 12 fertility treatments before she gave birth to conor. at age 40, after seeing ten doctors, she finally learned why she had difficulty getting pregnant. >> when you were told you had endometriosis, what was your reaction? >> thank you for giving me a diagnosis. in my gut, i knew. i said once we figure out the underlying cause, i will get pregnant. >> reporter: for many women like georgi, the only sign of endometriosis is infertility, but most patients have severe pain during their menstrual cycle. endometriosis occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the uterus appears outside the uterine cavity. researchers are still working to understand how this happens. >> the lag time betw

live in tpunion city gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle, yet another taxes under consideration in sacramento, the goal is to upgrade the state's 911 system capitol bureau quarter ashley zavala explains the decision lawmakers are poised to make this week. >>but address of the emergency state lawmakers are hoping to finally upgrade the state's 911 system. how californians pay for it is decision the legislature is expected to make within the coming days lawmakers will decide whether to impose a flat fee of up to $0.80 a month on california phone bills some republicans think the upgrades should be paid out of the general fund with the state's budget surplus of billion that's the largest in 20 years, but democrats have said they don't want to use the budget surplus to pay for ongoing if you for news 911 system is based off technology from the 1970's with funds from the taxes state officials want the upgrade to include text message video and photo capabilities than a month one of several bills alongside the recently approved st

>> reporter: well, gayle, he wants to take a look at the problems plaguing some of the rest of the country. alaska's two u.s. senators have been urging him to visit and what he saw there, i mean, it prompted him to call public safety in much of the state an emergency. to get to this remote fishing village in southwest alaska is a ride by boat. but this is one of the places attorney general bill barr came to see. >> glad i'm here. good to meet you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: as he made his way along the boardwalk that winds through the village, he learned how the isolation made the residents vulnerable. >> we need pubc safety here. >> reporter: in a meeting at the local school, the village's tribal chief pleaded for help and protection. >> we may be poor, we may be the poorest people and the neediest people, but we should matter. >> reporter: alaska has the highest rates of domestic violence and sexual assault in the united states. three times the national average. but an investigation by the anchorage daily news and pro publica found one in three communities in alaska had no loca

>>she met with the family and has that story gayle. >>brandon vicky everson allison pullman's 3 year-old son was diagnosed with a medical condition she has been passionate about advocating for research and money for those who have live with the condition all because their side. >>little james richardson loves to draw col and p e u. he showed me his gallery in his san francisco home here. he's only 3 years old you never guess he living with a rare genetic condition. james was diagnosed with marfan syndrome when he was 2 years old marfan patients tend to grow very tall when multiple orthopedic issues, but it's what martin did to james's eyes and hearts who does most concerning the big one we saw was his vision his lenses or dislocated in both of his eyes. >>which is common. i'm james is also very tall and then it's very typical for those of with our fans to have long lens and to have long fingers and toes too. >>now with law. >>a mean marrow. >>that's right james is on medication to help with his heart condition. >>marfan syndrome is a g

but west indies still had chris gayle, who stands, hits and hopes.wicket england wanted, because chris gayle can do this. when he starts, you just never know where he will stop. in this case, to england's huge relief when chris gayle made 36, jonny bairstow got it and he held it. thank goodness. to com pletely and he held it. thank goodness. to completely restore mark wood's mood, he took the next wicket. lbw on review, to be technical, out, basically. west indies passed 100 with this format, but the scoring rate was comparatively slow. their innings was limping. nicholas knew they had to get moving, shots like that. england's bowling options included joe root, first getting rid of the first, and then hold. west indies captain would not rescue them this time. i can tell you that england have got rid of the big hitting andre russell, caught on the boundary shortly after he was dropped on the boundary. they are heading into the final ten overs of the innings. they can get to a competitive total, but west indies will have to rely on their very strong bo

>>kron four's gayle joins us live in union city with reaction this evening, gayle. >>jr and justine the bay area as we know is very diverse i spoke to the owner of this coffee shop she had some interesting things to say about this plan to raid in the meantime it was speaker house speaker nancy pelosi who is calling on president trump to put a halt on the planned raids. >>a delay in president donald trump's plan to carry out mass deportations of people living in the country illegally the president tweeted saturday. he is delaying the raids by 2 weeks to allow more time for border solution talks between democrats and republicans. the ice raids were set to begin sunday, immigration agents plan to arrest and deport about 2000 immigrant families in 10 cities, nationwide that includes san francisco and other parts of the bay area cities are going to fight it. >>but if you notice that generally high crime cities. if you look at chicago. they're fighting it and you look at other fighting many of those cities are high crime cities in this sanctuary cities. >>oakland mayor li

>> reporter: well, because free trade, gayle, is a long time core republican principle.hey say you hike tariffs on mexico by as much as 25%, which is what the president is threatening right now, and you simply end up charging american consumers more for mexican goods. senate republicans gave white house officials an earful at a lunch meeting yesterday, urging them to reconsider or risk a resolution of disapproval. here's senate leader mitch mcconnell. >> there is not much support in my conference for tariffs. that's for shoe. >> will you try to block those tariffs? >> what i'm telling you is we're hoping that doesn't happen. >> reporter: the united states imported about $350 billion worth of goods from mexico last year alone. tariffsi tariffs could not only raise those prices but threaten the nearly 5 million u.s. jobs that depend on trade with mexico. mexico's foreign minister is going to be sitting down today with the secretary of state and the vice president. he says he thinks this can all be worked out. but so far, dana, we haven't seen much indication from the presi

parades gayle. >>yeah very via brandon electric today and this ahead of the 49th annual pride parade. >>the backdrop near the civic center plaza, the rainbow flags and people swaying to the music pride weekend is now in full swing. >>it really feel like it somewhere where i can be myself. myself and be around people like me. >>just being able to celebrate pride, you know just being able to. the nba said just be yourself basic grade. >>as celebrations are under way ahead of the big pride parade on sunday. it's all hands on deck for the san francisco police there's already extra security barricades will surround the parade route, the pride march kicks off at 00:30am in the morning at market street winding its way through embarcadero to civic center heard a speedy and charlie gallus this pride weekend is about remembering the roots of its history. 50 years ago on june 28 the bar patrons of the stonewall inn in new york city resisted a police raid is sparking protest and setting the stage for the rights

gayle? >> seth doane, thank you.s on vacation in venice and then he gets the call. thank you very much, seth. >> i hope we're paying for his vacation now. >> i told diana miller i'm happy to do as many of these stories >>he rest of us really appreciate what you're doing. thank you so much. >>> coming up next, a look at the stories you'll be talking about a little later today. find out why boeing issued an urgent new warning to airlines about >>> monday afternoon will work out pretty nicely as an example of what an average day in early june should feel like. the numbers are pretty much right on the mark, 77 for redwood city, 82 in santa rosa, 85 in concorde. let me show you how things change for tuesday and wednesday, the first good warm- up of the season coming up. that will be mid 90s for inland locations and noticeably warmer across the bay making it into the mid-70s. king it into the mid-70s. this is houston, texas. the city with the most millennials living at home. we all live together here. it's myself, my dad,

gasoline tolls unit in a the kron four's gayle on live at the bay bridge toll plaza to explain gayle, i know you're on the road all the time you feel this. >>what are people saying. >>yeah, you know what grand you can also add and may in and saw vehicles to the list we did speak to lots of bay area commuters today. but mainly we have to listen. when you ask bay area residents about their commute ridiculously long. whether it's a bard. driving it is they require serious patients. i can take anywhere from an hour and 10 minutes to 2 hours. >>the worst it's been 3 hours. >>that's about an hour each way. i should casual carpool in the morning mostly bicycle i take bart i live in san francisco. so my commutes i inexpensive that unlike a 10 year-old honda that i never drive so. >>everyone has a different form of transportation and everyone seems to pay a different price. >>6, 8, $100 a month. without $5 a day if i don't do anything after work. i don't added up because seriously it would probably bother me if i knew how much was going out, but i mean right now. >>i'm filling up halfway there

ong is live in union city where she spoke to drivers tonight, gayle. the mix bridges and roadways everything's too expensive. >>60 bucks a week. usually and the truck put like for full up 60 bucks. >>ice to put $40 now it's like i to $6080 one even philly thank you gas companies. >>they area motorists pay the highest average price for gas in the country and it will soon cost more starting on july first california drivers will pay 6 more cents per gallon. >>not that's not a good news on. >>really know what to say about that afternoon gas is already pretty mun't there to me about fired there are ngos have that. you know groceries go up and now >>the reason for the price hikes excise tax on gas is going up gas went up $0.12 in 2017 under a deal made by former governor jerry brown money raised goes to fix aging bridges and roadways in the states. earlier this year, the richmond sandra fell bridge was shut down after large pieces of concrete fell on to cars after an expansion joint failed repairs are still going on to fix the problem. on dry day says the on

>> you know, gayle, i was about speaking truth.i've said a great many time, i have a great deal of respect for joe biden. he has served our country over many years in a very noble way, but he and i disagree on this. this is a debate, a campaign where we should be discussing issues, and there will be contrasts. and on this issue, i suppose -- and i guess it's evident -- that there is a contrast of opinion on the significance of people who have served in the united states senate and what they have done in terms of their policies. >> your performance last night is certainly what people are talking about this morning. i'm hearing words like "a star is born," "she is fervent but deploys her anger precisely like a flashlight." voters in. >> announcer: say you had a strong performance. how do you capitalize on that moment? clearly the t-shirts are one way. i understand the t-shirts are on sale. >> i don't know about the t-shirts. i know we have a shot, but i'll say this, gayle. listen. from the beginning when we entered the campaign, for

with more gayle what do we know. >>they key to resettle we doctor on says that he believes clay will make a full recovery and this after clay is the second injury in the final game series. >>i was devastated because they're making comeback and this is the last game at oracle arena. there's so much history for his game and klay thompson was one of those places is laying it all on the line devastating. >>from the perspective of a warriors fan and an orthopedic surgeon. >>doctor paul kim specializes in foot and ankle surgery and california orthopedics and spine in moraine county is a very awkward landing. >>and you could just initially told by his going to sea and the fact that he grabbed his knee immediately that there was some injury. but if you kind of saw the replay it looked like he had injured his medial collateral ligament and when i saw him and they highlight said he was running up and down the hallways i thought that this is just isolated and cl injury when the official report came out klay thompson was out of

thank you gayle. a big story tonight questions about how san francisco treat some of its most vulnerable residents. the mayor and the city public health department in it. >>staff members at laguna honda hospital abused nearly 2 dozen of its patients. kron four's dan kerman has the story. >>we're here to report something difficult disturbing and disappoint team to the people of san francisco at a news conference friday afternoon san francisco's director of public health announced an investigation has determined. 23 dementia patients at laguna honda hospital were mistreated by 6 staff members between 2016 in january of this year. the patients range in age from 30 to 100 and the mistreatment includes verbal and physical abuse, neglect violations of privacy and the dispensing of medication that was not prescribed, we're better than this. we are committed to restoring the trust of the families and the patience of laguna honda san francisco mayor london breed says her grandmother was a dementia patient at l

ong live for us in san francisco and gayle. he talked bart and some riders about wall all of this means. >>and good news for bart and its writers apart. as for nearly billion in federal funding. this grant is considered a down payment. >>everyone breaking news from washington dc now was bart general manager grace chronican thursday talking about the million bart will receive from the federal transit administration we got the grant we're going to be let into engineering and i want to thank speaker pelosi and senator feinstein for working with the administration to make this happen. thank you very much. the money will go towards the transbay quarter core capacity project the goal is to run more trains through the transbay tube and lengthening peak hour tracks to help relieve crowding in the transit system. >>and those driving on a clogged roads bridges and tunnels. the project is a work in progress but the news is relief to commuters traffic in and that type of thing. >>trains getting delayed its just her and this when you know t

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gayle is singing so it's a good time. the talk of the table this morning. this is where we each pick a story we'd like to share with e. gayle,stt. wh their parents to save money. a new survey suggests there is an age when living at home 28? i don't know if i could last es sense to me. 28, a lot of kids are moving back because of student debt, financial goals are being delayed because of college loans but many adult children who live at home are not paying rent. i don't think that's right. those who do live at home are shelling out an average of about $500 a month, and a majority of the young people that come back stay a year, sometimes two. i think it's important they know there's a place that they can go but i don't want you coming back home to live after you get out of college, and get a job. >> they don't want to come back either. >> i'm in the middle of one of those conflicts right now. they want to be gone but they are there. >> yes. times are different, too. the expenses are higher, everything costs higher, so i'll

i'm tony dokoupil with gayle king and anthony mason.explaining why he ordered a military strike on iran and canceled it with ten minutes to spare. the attack would have been retailiation for iran's downing of a u.s. ventura thrown. the president tweeted that the potential death toll, 150 people, bawas not proportionateo shoot downing shooting down a drone. >> debris from a drone that iran says entered iranian airspace. a drone expert tells cbs news he cannot confirm if the wreckage is from the u.s. drone. a revolutionary guard commander claims iran refrained from shooting down an american military plane with 35 people on board that also crossed into its airspace. tensions between the u.s. and iran are rising after last week's attack on two oil tankers near the straof hormuz. >>> margaret brennan, good morning. >> good morning to you, anthony. >> how do we think iran is going to react now that they know that president trump ordered an attack on their soil, but then withdrew it? >> well, we will have to see if that's sufficient to call it

gayle, you said you can't get enough of the d-day story.7-year-old d-day veteran yesterday was one of many to parachute jump into normandy. that wasn't -- the idea was to give him a re-creation of what he did the first time. his name is tom rice. and he said that despite having sort of a replacement hip and right knee or left knee, he's a little sore, but it was a perfect jump. i love this. he told the story when he initially did it. the plane was going 96 miles an hour instead of 105. his arm got caught and he ended up jumping out later, missed the mark, and had to work his way back with other troops. again, one of those stories. 97 jumping out of a plane. >> i wish that was available for a lot of destinations. no rental car, no highway traffic. >> i think your wife would beg to differ with you. >>> i found this story yesterday. i'm so excited to share this. it's a video of a father having a conversation with his baby son while they were watching v. it's become a huge story. did you understand it though. >> no. this one? >> this is the gre

and tony and gayle are on board.rns at the beach. >> oh no. >> anthony? >> this morning we have a first look at most essential guitar from pink floyd's david gilmore. rolling stone calls him one of the greatest guitarists of all time. gilmore is selling more than 120 of his personal guitars to christie's auction house. they include the iconic stratocaster known as the black strat. he played it on pink floyd's best known album of the '70s and '80s "dark side of the moon to the wall." ♪ >> my dream and ambition was to have a fender. you know, preferably a stratocaster. i loved it from the beginning. buddy holly played one. hank marvin played one. that was enough for me. i just wanted a strat. ♪ >> shine on you crazy diamond came out of this guitar. in one way or another, probably on most tracks from 1970 through middle '80s. >> and we are lucky enough to have the black strat with us in studio 57. i can't touch it, can i? >> wan t it. >> i'm just going to do that. oh, wow. >> this is a very important instrument. >> with

. >> that's one way to put it, gayle, for sure. the president and former vice president have been trading attacks ever since joe biden got into the race earlier this year. in that polling you mentioned, it shows that biden isn't the only democrat the president should be worried about. a split-screen night in iowa. >> despite our amazing success, the democrat party has never been angrier. -- >> reporter: president trump and vice president biden dueling, swinging hard. >> i have absolute power. no, you don't, donald trump. or only i can fix it. fix yourself first, donald trump. >> reporter: while trump consciously focused on policy. >> we just did a wonderful deal on the border with mexico. >> reporter: though earlier he forecast what the race could look like in 2020. >> i'd rather run against biden more than l running against we mentally. he's mentally weak up here. >> reporter: the campaign shows the president is trailing the veep in several key states. >> he thinks these tariffs are being paid by china, just like he thinks mexico

the long-term answer is to replace all fare gates and make fare evasion resistant in san francisco gayleon 4 news. >>and that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 we'll see you back here tonight at 9 for kron 4 news in prime time right now viki joins pam moore for the news at 6 grant thank you so much coming up next on kron 4 news at 6 o'clock, hundreds of people say their final goodbye to a rookie sacramento police officer. >>emotional moments during her memorial as fellow officers family and friends remember o'sullivan east a ban says firefighters saved his life as a fire raged in his apartment. >>but that wasn't all first responders also rescued another family's dog just in the nick >>department will forever be a part of the o'sullivan family. >>law enforcement in northern california laid to rest one of their own today. tara o'sullivan grew up in pleasant hill here in the bay area before taking an oath to serve and protect in sacramento. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm pam moore. >>and and acuity aka son for ken wayne, the 26 year-old o'sullivan was killed in the line of duty just over a w

our planet head to avoid all that traffic live san francisco gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well, thank you so much gayle we have continuing coverage of the pride parade and all of the festivities this weekend on kron 4 dot com. there you will find parade routes in which streets are close to full list of banned items as well and the complete schedule of events. >>and let's take a look at your 4 zone forecast for your pride parade as you can see tracking very comfortable temperatures in the bay area specifically in downtown san francisco. wind speeds will be light to breezy around 20 miles per hour less and temperatures in the mid 60's with a mix of sun and clouds to start the day but then better clearing by the afternoon with mostly sunny skies. so make sure to dress in layers because we are going to start out the morning, relatively mild in the mid 50's for those of you in downtown san francisco and here's a live look outside city hall well lit up in rainbow colors this evening in honor of the pride parades celebrations taking place all weekend long and stormtracker 4. th

here in sonoma gayle ong kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle and to prevent any future brush fires the benicia fire department wants to remind people that fireworks are banned in that city with 4th of july celebrations getting closer the risk for starting wildfires becomes greater because of heat and those drier conditions like it was just telling us the city does encourage those staying in benicia for the 4th of july to go to the public fireworks display hosted by the nation main street. all right we are taking out. outside that is the embarcadero look in the. out there i know was very very gg are just a the last couple of hours how is thrt fog looking for us rebecca. well, it's pretty stubborn and noel chair that's for sure we're layer in the bac is the bay bridge toll plaza approach. camera but yes it is definitely a keeping things on the cool side. that's we're going to see into the overnight hours now, i'm looking at future cast for how stubborn is it going to be it looks like it's going to be with us throughout the entir

with chris gayle at the wicket almost anything is possible.ems determined to make the most of his last world cup. having survived two overtime dismissals he could not escape the third. west indies have new talent waiting to ta ke indies have new talent waiting to take his place. as west indies were coasting things were suddenly confused. run out, stranded, the course of the match turning. mitchell starc once again spectacular, west indies falling short, still yet once more living up to that reputation. —— australia once more living up to that reputation. england made an imposing total in the woman's game. her and west indies currently at 36-3 in her and west indies currently at 36—3 in reply. they are in the 14th over of the match, the matches are at what points are the sides try to qualify for the 2021 world cup. can then —— asher smith will hope to show why she's been seen as a prospect. she com petes she's been seen as a prospect. she competes over the shop —— shorter distance for the first time this year at the diamond league. we have had

kron four's gayle ong has the latest. one firefighter was injured he was treated for smoke inhalation and is recovering at the hospital. >>at this point the fire is out. but it raged earlier in the afternoon when the winds were at its worst. >>wow this fire fueled by gusty winds broke out on way right off of highway for pittsburgh. there is extensive damage. cell phone video shows the heavy smoke that filled the sky in and around the elite roofing supply company for first units arriving on >>discovered a sizable and immediately called for a second alarm or resources to fight it the fire soon after went to a 3rd alarm contra costa, firefighters say the fire broke out just before 3 in the afternoon sunday, it started at a homeless encampment on the north side of the property firefighters were on ladders trying to tackle it from every angle a number spot fire started around the property because of the wind carrying embers. >>we were able quickly jump on all of those and get those uh out before they cause that a significant d

>>the study involved commuters ages, 16 and above in 2017 in oakland, gayle, ong kron 4 news. >>well home prices in the bay area have dropped by the largest amount since 2012 the average home price in the bay area in the month of may with 860,000 still more than what i can afford about is down nearly $15,000 from may of 2018. last month also saw an increase in home sales, so folks are buying a little bit more the number of homes, sales was up 20% from april. well this monday, a new law regarding that police of police body camera footage goes into effect that law requires police to release body camera footage within 45 days of an incident where an officer uses his weapon. so the loss opposed by the california peace officers association. they argue are revealing and managing the release of body camera footage will cost police departments more money that law does allow agencies to request 30 day extensions to the 45 day deadline for up to one year. morning news, the family of a man fatally shot by police at a taco bell drive-thru. they're filing a lawsuit against the officers and

gayle hurt his back in his side's opening win over pakistan while australia beat afghanistan — and theeone as dangerous as chris you have to be prepared. he is going to hit our injuries, it's about attacking his wea kness injuries, it's about attacking his weakness early and making sure we are putting the bowls in the area that we want to be bowling. —— balls. it's important you come prepared to take the contest to him because he definitely does at the other way. —— does it. the netherlands take on england in their uefa nations league semifinal later on thursday with the winner to face portugal in sunday's final. the dutch sealed their place in the semifinals by finishing above the last two world cup—winning nations, france and germany. while england will see raheem sterling win his 50th cap, but not captain the side, as had been mentioned by his management company. i woke iwoke up i woke up this morning fuming. you know, i haven't had a conversation with them or anybody in my agency so... with them or anybody in my agency so... it was strange for me to wake up so... it was strange for

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i said, gayle, i don't want to talk about my innovation.>> good morning. it is 8:55. i'm michelle griego. crews in san jose spent the morning putting out flames after a car crashed into a power line sparking a brushfire. it happened just after 4:00 this morning. the driver is expected to be okay. >>> the search is on for the driver in a hit-and-run rollover crash in san jose. it happened before midnight. two people were hurt. no word on the extent of the injuries. >>> tonight in oakland the golden state warriors will tie it up against the raptors or end up on the brink of elimination. tip-off for game four is scheduled for 6:00 this evening. a >> news updates throughout the day on your favorite platforms including our website kpix.com. bsite kpix.com. warm turkey and smokehouse bacon. or the new hot club chicken dijon with dijon mayo and black forest ham. how far would you go for a togo? %fo %fo >>> goods morning. here at 8:57 we're keeping an eye on your real time traffic this morning. a look at your drive times. they are looking good. no

>>kron four's gayle ong joins us live tonight in union city with reaction gayle. >>yeah, jr and justine union city one of the there is more diverse communities had some reaction i spoke to people earlier today in meanwhile, speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement calling on president trump to halt the planned raids. >>a delay in president donald trump's plan to carry out mass deportations of people living in the country illegally the president tweeted saturday. he is delaying the raids by 2 weeks to allow more time for border solution talks between democrats and republicans. the ice raids were set to begin sunday, migration agents plan to arrest and deport about 2000 immigrant families in 10 cities, nationwide that includes san francisco and other parts of the bay area cities are going to fight >>they get out is that generally high crime cities. if you look at chicago. they're fighting it and you look at other fighting many of those cities are high crime cities in this sanctuary cities. >>oakland mayor libby shaft san francisco mayor london breed in san jose mayor

>>thank you gayle, developing news tonight, a federal judge in california has blocked. the trump administration from using $2.5 billion in federal funds for a border wall in portions of california and new mexico. according to a news release from california attorney general javier becerra the us district court in san francisco just ruled in favor of a challenge to president trump's attempt to move billions from the defense department budget towards building a border. president trump's move was done as part of his national emergency declaration back in february. more national news now. vice president for a vice president joe biden is pushing back tonight after he was attacked so last night in the debate over his busing stance, those attacks coming from bay area native senator kamala harris who is competing with biden of course for the 2020 democratic presidential nomination biden has highlighted his record on civil rights and racial equality is one of his strengths, but his record on busing in particular is a sticky issue. >>tom foreman takes a deeper look at the facts. s

plus we know gayle. hi, gayle, it's good to see you, good morning. i just sit around thinking about oprah. what would i call her if i ever met her? it would be, hey, miss oprah. because i'm from down south. hey, miss oprah. hey, miss gayle. i'd put a little "miss" on there. >> okay. i probably would have, "aunty!" >> uh-uh, don't call me that. >>> coming up, 25 years ago today history was made on the freeways of southern california. o.j. simpson on the run from police. we're opening up the "abc news vault" to june 17th, 1994 as the scene unfolded. to sleep. it's time to switch off and catch up. enjoy me time, and we time. 40 winks or 8 hours solid. the leesa hybrid mattress combines two technologies to give you deeper rest and rejuvenation. 1,000 pocket springs provide edge to edge support, responsiveness and comfort, while premium foams relieve pressure. keep you comfortably cool and limit motion transfer. leesa's hybrid mattress is not only recommended by experts, experts choose to sleep on it too. try it yourself in any west elm store. or order on

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gayle, out for 36 equals relief.ey got plenty of practice. the west indies aimed for six, and some. and thenjofra archer wrapped it up. he was born and bred in barbados, but he followed his dream to play for england. it was, he said, "very nice to play against some of my friends". he got three of them out. injury claimed two of england's players, jason roy and the captain, eoin morgan hobbled off. england batted on regardless. they only needed 213, but they made this small target look microscopic. joe root hit a serene 100 and england won, with almost 16 overs to spare. that's why they are world cup favourites. there is a long way to go, it is a long world cup and they are suggesting england need six wins from their group to progress. the injuries will be assessed over the next 48 hours but the assessment from this performance was simply outstanding. time for a look at the weather, here's chris fawkes. we continue to add up how much rain has fallen and in parts of shropshire we have had 168 millimetres from the weeke

chris gayle has seemed to backtracked on plans to retire from one—day cricket after the world cup.thet indies batsman said this year that he would end his odi career after the tournament but, speaking before tomorrow's match against india appeared to changed his mind. and he wasn't shy on the legancy he will leave when he does finish. i'm definitely up there. i'm deafly up i'm definitely up there. i'm deafly up there with the greats. without a doubt. i'm just enjoying every moment of playing for the west indies. still nothing and, still have a few games ago. maybe another serious ago. let's what happens. there has been a lot of ups and downs. i have enjoyed every moment. but we share some quality moments and quality players as well. modest as ever. a previous something coming later for some having... and finally having been criticised as transphobic for sugesting transgender woman have an unfair advanatge when competing in women's sports. martina navratolva has been to investigate the truths from the myths around tra nsgender athletes. and her programme, the trans women athlete disput