a common refrain in gayle's book, and i quote, is giving voice to the ancestors. and she does that of course, by telling their stories. she describes herself as, and i quote, a woman whose voice is used as an instrument. not for herself, but for those written out in history. a woman who, after a lifelong journey, found her family, her home, her purpose. and quote. in part it was because of monticello its work to find and learn of the descendants of its enslaved community in a project called get -- where she found more of her story. her courage is telling of her story and that of her family provides an inspiration to all of us. and of course, gayle's book includes the work she has done here since she joined the staff, as our first community engagement officer. her role at monticello is an integral part of her journey, and there are times where her honest accounting of her experience has taught us about all of blind spots. we, like many americans, are sometimes unaware of those blind spots. like our nation, we need to face them and change them. through her experienc

the arrived at sfo a few hours ago and kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> the golden state warriors returning to thehehe area as nba champions. draymond green stepping off telta airlines flight with klay thompson by his s wasting the larry o'brien trophy, steph curry, the >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breeeehugged and congratulated coach steve kerr. >> a day after beating the boston celtics. >> it one of the they work a lot of doubters. a lot of with pop and mask all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore because i what are champion? and they >> and the lawyers are going to take the weekend for some much needed rest and they will be back to celebrate where the parade on monday reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. well, speed of the parade up nation will be hitting the streets by the thousas, maybe hundreds of thousands for the championship parade in san francisco. >> as a matter of fact, at least a million people are expected to attend. let's take a loo

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> alright, y'all. thank you. 31 members of a white nationalist group are arrested for planning to riot your pride event in idaho on saturday. the arrests were made after a concerned citizen called police as they watch the group loading up a uhaul truck. the men wore face coverings to hide their identity and hats identifying them as a part of a white nationalist group called the patriot front. evidence to support the group planned to write in several locations all 30 month. one members were charged with conspiracy to riot and the fbi is in as assisting local law enforcement in this investigation. well, >> we are continuing to remember the lives lost at a nightclub in orlando 6 years ago on this day. in 2016, a gunman entered the pulse nightclub shot and killed 49 people and injured 53 others. tonight, there will be a memorial at the site to honor those 49 victims. the names of those victims will be read by family members. this comes a day after thousands turned out in orlando to protest gun violence. >>

we still have gayle! >> there you go, gayle. >> we do still have gayle, right there.

gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> all right, gail, thanks. a lot. happel store employees in maryland have voted to unionize a first for the cupertino based tech giant employees in a baltimore suburb voted to unionize by nearly a 2 to one margin. once that vote is certified, apple and the union can negotiate a contract. however, it may not be that simple. employers have several ways they can rejected unionization bid in recent months. there have been isolated incidents of workers at starbucks. amazon alphabet and ari, i voting to unionize so far. apple has not commented on this action. >> want to get your check of your forecast this evening. taking a live look outside from our mount tam cam towards san francisco. you can see the sun is definitely still shining at this hour. but the cameras shaken. so, you know, it's a little any of their but is also very high up, right? yeah. meteorologist jenny hahn joining us now with a look at what to expect a and hi guys. yeah. temperatures have warmed really nicely today around average for most locations on fath

kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this is the aftermath of a crash saturday morning of muni buses. windows shattered on the street and suvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled. a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of lombard in fillmore streets for much of the day. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tells us the driver of the suv that collided with the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. >> blaring on his horn and weaving through traffic, the impact so forceful, it spawn the media bus around the suspect. driver has been detained as deputy could not comment to the driver was impaired. detectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> a man is in jail tonight after police say he attacked 3 people at sfo.

gayle ong kron, 4 news.he white house national security adviser jake sullivan tested positive for covid on saturday. a spokesperson says he's asymptomatic. white house officials say the last time sullivan was in contact with president biden was early last week. the president is he was last tested for covid on thursday and his results were negative at the time. the north beach festival is back t sanual north weekend. the two-day festival draws 10's of thousands of people dozens of vendors. well, 4 sailors aqi has more on that. >> tens of thousands of people packed into san francisco's north beach neighbto lstages performances and delicious food. dozens of vendors line 6 blocks offering everything from crafts and jewelry to original hats. just very unique >> even country. so it's it's dennis arriola and blanca. espinosa traveled from modesto for the festival this weekend. meanwhile, bridget padilla is a business owner here in san francisco. i assume that cream in the studio and i just starting out. >> i love h

it's the first weekend of pride first of its kind in san francisco's japantown kron four's gayle ong. was there with what makes this event so special. >> normally you see the fed francisco flag up there waving in the wind here in japantown. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride month district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saaurday afternoon. this flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> you have one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman. the boards only lgbtq member had these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro is not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese community show

to 30 years in prison in a sex trafficking case, charges he denied in that bombshell interview with gayle king. >> robert. >> o'donnell: we speak to a survivor victimized by the disgraced r&b star. still performing abortions. the uncertainty tonight in states with trigger laws, the clinics seeing a surge in calls trying to get in as many patients before the bans take effect. u.s. beefing up its military influence europe. our cbs news investigation: crime without punishment. unsolved murder in america. why cases are going unsolved at record numbers. tonight's other top headlines: stepping up testing for monkeypox in america. a terrifying moment at yellowstone where a man and his son got attacked by a wild anelebrating pride month. the female baseball star going public with her own personal truth at the age of 95. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell. reporting from the nation's capitol. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this wednesday night. there are a number of new questions tonight after that jaw-dropping testimony from cassidy hutchinson, the

crawford's gayle ong takes us inside the festivities. >> normally you see the favor and cisco flag up there waving in the wind here in japantown. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride month district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saturday afternoon. this flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> you have one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman. the boards only lgbtq member had these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro is not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese community showed their support for our times. thank >> the event was put on by the japantown rainbow coalitio

and hospitalizations to determine when they can safely lift this mandate reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> and mass gatherings are back and likely here to stay. despite this surge of covid-19 uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john swartzberg effects as the best way to protect yourself from serious illness is to be up to date on your vaccines. >> not just. one or 2 of them, but make sure you've got the 3rd one. and if your candidate for the force would make sure you get that. it's the most critical thing. >> if you're following the in the nba finals, medical experts recommend watching the game outdoors. if you can. i love their fries city or at an outdoor sports bar or just have a small gathering at your house. well, following alameda county's health order, the oakland unified school district is also bringing back the mask mandate starting today. the district says that under the order all students staff, visitors and volunteers will all have to wear masks while indoors at all district sites. and that includes facilities running summer programming and pre

we have new restrictions that are now in effect for santa clara valley water customers kron four's gayle ong with the story. >> as the bay area deals with drought conditions, customers are asked to cut down on water usage as of june. first, outdoor water use is limited for santa clara valley water customers. water use is limited to just twice a week, only before 09:00am or after 06:00pm. property owners are also banned from using water for 48 hours after any measurable rain. customers face fines. >> they are also asking customers to not water lawns. more than 2 days a week and they would penalize runoff such as wasting water on things like walkways, roadways, parking lots and structures for me. >> it doesn't matter. i don't use that much water. >> hank, long as one customer, the south bay who received notice like notice telling that water is going to cause me about. i don't remember exactly maybe 10 to 12% long says he is not worried about the drought fees. i know the only way to get people to conserve is to hit them in the pocket books. >> but then i understand that there are people out

larry o'brien championship trophy kron four's gayle ong live for us at sfo.nd gail understand the plane is on the ground. ok? i'm told gales actually shooting this video for us right now. so she will be joining us later on tonight to talk about this. but see united tax seeing toward the gangway there towards the stairs and the players will be coming off of the plane momentarily. just fresh from boston after idlewild night. probably very, very long night. they're supposed to be little while ago, but they got delayed they took their time at this point. they can probably do kind of whatever they want to go in to ask our producer while we're showing this, if we can bring in mister fab because we have him, we have him standing by, mr. fab can you hear us? yes, yes, i all right. so this plane arriving with the warriors on board. you are with the a lot of the team members last night. tell us what happened last night after the game. >> it was a that. were you guys going to do our season. that they they work their butts off for man in the end, i can think more deservi

kron four's gayle ong tells us what travelers are saying there. >> if you want seems be happy we feel like life is coming back to normality. this traveler and her husband at san francisco international airport are heading back to australia after visiting their daughter in the bay area to trip >> to send his day in the san francisco to tip your own right on the ferry. let's above the moves that a trip that was delayed for 2 and a half years because of the covid. i mean, it changed everything for one last that procedurally with all of the. >> in a national vaccination certificates in the proof from the of flooding and documentation. >> but it works also flying to australia. jeanne thompson might just been waiting until. >> just recently, everything opened up again. and so i can travel really excited to have the new granddaughter that's there. so i'm excited to seager. according to hopper in online travel site, about 24% of travelers will be taking to the skies for the first time since the pandemic airport officials at sfo say june is at about 75% of prepandemic levels. >> last june was

we still have gayle! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, you go, gayle. maybe gayle will run.ll right. well, now we have something that has nothing to do with anything at all. there is a thread on reddit i've mentioned before. it's called what is this thing? it's for the identification of mysterious objects. people will post pictures of a thing, they don't know what it is, and then other reddit users will chime in and help them figure it out. it's fun. so we took some of the photos that were posted on reddit and we went out onto hollywood boulevard to see if folks walking by our theater could identify them. and it's time once again to play "what is this thing?" [ cheers and applause ] >> what! is! this! thing! >> jimmy: oh, wow. i didn't know you practiced that. here's the first thing. and let's see what people on the street -- you see the thing? okay. take it in. wooden handle, metal riveted to the handle. possibly could be a missing piece. not sure. w.i.t.t. let's see what people on the street think. >> what is this thing? >> it looks like a gardening tool. >> mm-hmm. >> kin

in an exclusive interview with gayle king, he forcefully denight accusations. >> robert. >> i didn't this stuff. this is not me. i can't help who i am. [ bleep ] >> robert. >> we sat down with javante cunningham who met kelly when she was 14. >> for someone to finally hear the silent cries and for the judicial system to show up i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: a total of eight people today directly addressed r. kelly, including the father of one victim who said his family chose to walk in love and forgiveness. as for kelly's legal team, they plan to appeal. norah. >> o'donnell: jericka duncan, thank you. we want to turn now to the fight over abortion rights which is far from over. ohio today became the latest state to fae a legal challenge to its ban. and now in some states like texas, with so-called trigger laws, the question is whether women will face prosecution if they seek an abortion. cbs' omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: protesters prayed outside of a planned parenthood clinic today in broward county, florida. on friday, the state's 15-week ban on abortion is set to go into

kron four's gayle ong has details. stanford children's health is offering pfizer vaccines based on availability. patients can begin scheduling an appointment at one of their 25 pediatric clinics across the bay area. >> it's very clear that vaccines can protect children and adults against severe disease, hospitalization and death. stanford children's health pediatric infectious diseases. doctor grace lee relieve the last age group can finally get vaccinated. children under the age of 5 have been directly impacted by covid-19 infection and particularly during the omicron wave. >> we've seen over 2 million cases documented over 20,000 hospitalizations and over 200 deaths. advisers get the centers for disease control and prevention are recommending covid-19 shots for children under 5. the food and drug administration authorized the first covid pfizer shot for infants and preschoolers. the fda also approved the moderna vaccine for children aged 6 months to 5 years old. it is going to change the quality of life, not just for

to 30 years in prison in a sex trafficking case, charges he denied in that bombshell interview with gayleing. >> robert. >> o'donnell: we speak to a survivor victimized by the disgraced r&b star. still performing abortions. the uncertainty tonight in states with trigger laws, the clinics seeing a surge in calls trying to get in as many patients before the bans take effect. u.s. beeng

i think our country is really on the precipice, gayle. that we are looking at not only the erosion of these rights, the throwing the door open to unfettered, unregulated gun access, but we're also looking at dismantling the federal government how it protects our air and our water and everything else that goes with it. >> do you think our democracy is at stake? >> i do. >> we're looking at the january 6th hearing. >> i do. >> you think democracy is at stake as we sit here today? >> i do. >> what do you think when people say these hearings are a waste of time? >> i think these hearing have been incredibly powerful. i understand a lot of people pay no attention, but history pays attention. i hope the justice department is paying attention. i hope in these midterm elections candidates and democratic party pay attention. because you cannot let those who attacked our capitol and those who urged them on to do so, act with impunity. that's what happens in dictatorships and authoritarian regimes. so i think it's important people recognize if ever

. >> shouting homophobic, an anti lgbtq+ slurs kron four's gayle ong has more from san lorenzo. >> the incident happened during a story our for young children and now the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the incident as a hate crime and harassment of children. >> cell phone video shows a group of men inside the san lorenzo library saturday afternoon. they are accused of disrupting a pride event and there were transphobic, homophobic loud voices. the children were really quite scared. librarian cindy chadwick says the police were called the alameda county sheriff's office says it appears a group of men may be affiliated with the proud boys organization a far right extremist group. according to the sheriff's office, deputies responded to the library following reports of a disturbance during a drag queen story hour for preschool age children in celebration of pride month. the sheriff's office says no arrests have been made. no one was physically harmed. the host of the children's story program, they area drag queen and wrote about the incident on social media. a statement

kron four's gayle ong reports. >> this is the aftermatha the sansuvs, airbags deployed and its frontngled a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of lombard in fillmore streets foruc e y. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tes river tuv s thollid h the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. laing on his court a ing thugh affi pactsoimorcefu iawn e s arnbud the suspt. dvehas be ined depu couldno iremp detecvesook measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news not for the latest on the war in ukraine. weapons sent to ukraine by the u.s. are now being used on the front lines. >> on saturday forces in ukraine fired howitzers at russian kuz positions in the eastern donbas region. the howitzer is an upgrade from what for troops had been using

kron four's gayle ong takes us inside of the festivities. >> normally you see the cisco flag up therejapan town. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saturday afternoon. this flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> given up one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman, the boards only lgbtq member had these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro is not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese community showed their hard times. thank you, everyone. >> the event was put on by the japantown rainbow coalition. organizers hope to make this an

and the golden state warriors back home after winning their 4th nba title kron four's gayle ong capture the historic moment at sfo. >> the golden state warriors returning to the bay area as nba champions. draymond green stepping off the delta airlines flight with klay thompson by his side, wasting the larry o'brien trophy, steph curry, the >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breed hugged and congratulated coach steve kerr. >> a day after beating the boston celtics. >> it one of the they work a lot of doubters. a lot of with top and all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore because i what are champions? and they >> and the lawyers are going to take the weekend for some much needed rest and they will be back to celebrate where the parade on monday reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> nation hits the streets for the championship parade in san francisco monday. at least 1 million people expected to attend. so make sure you keep that in mind for your morning commute. let's take a look at the parade rout

gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> all right, gail, thank you. white house national security adviser jake sullivan tests positive for covid-19. a spokesperson says that he is asymptomatic. white house officials say the last time sullivan was in contact with president biden was early last week. he tested positive yesterday. the president was last tested for covid-19 on thursday. his results were negative. >> time now to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight taking a live look at the transamerica pyramid. it's almost looking golden, right? yeah, the nice golden glow of the downtown san francisco and he hung. joining us now with a look at what to expect coming up this week. hey, any. >> good evening. hope we got to enjoy some of the warmer weather with dad today on this father's day. check out our highs for today. much warmer, including san francisco, low 70's oakland, 77, the average high for you this time of year. 72 degrees. san jose got to 85 degrees and santa rosa getting up to 83 degrees. the winds will be dying down overnight and in

gayle ong reports the driver may have been speeding. >> this is the aftermath of a buse. saturday mo on owshatred ssuvsai epyed anitt si gled. darksppea be sedropthe mage o celosecif arrid onne st afer 11:0 60erlehurt em iurtns 2 h whe bn othsuv th col reud t,ing o 80 lean hour. >> blaring on his horn and weaving through traffic, the impact so forceful, it spawn the media bus around the suspect. driver has been mnt tthe iverety c not imed. dectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> one man is in jail tonight after police say he attacked 3 teron tminathe is pping his victims. eyewitnesses sa kn we opeated for s d crapes and where able to continue on with their travels. the aksid tt ctimfls ig oth irport operations. >> staying at sfo, the summer travel season is starting to pick up at airlines dealing with staffing shortages. going to get er you r ur nal iniodehe ae rpt tine

kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> it is the 10th annual san mateo pride celebration and the first in-person event since the pandemic. happy friday. everyone. from dancing. and this is what i've been told that the grand prize giveaways people gathered at central park in san mateo saturday afternoon to celebrate pride month. >> love love drag if they're still here. still crowd. this is critical the accounting for people to come together to celebrate pride and to celebrate in our community is really important. >> there were several vendor booths with food and resources from lgbtq+ organizations in the county. it feels so great just to see really. >> when comes to my mind is the acceptance and families celebrating her with their children and they're waving the rainbow flags, progress, pride, flags. and so there's that the understanding is located that into our next generation that yes, you know, this is humanity with when there's humanity, there's diversity and there will be more pride events in the county t

yeah, kron four's gayle ong was out there today. she got more on what make that makes this event so special. >> you see the fab front, cisco flag up there waving in the wind here in japan town. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride month district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saturday afternoon. this flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> you have one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman. the boards only lgbtq member had these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro. it's not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese commu

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> alameda county is reinstating its mask mandate to stay ahead of a spring wave. >> starting friday, alameda county is bringing back the indoor mask mandate place. people are gathered together. businesses, grocery stores, libraries, places like that. you can work places that are not open to the masking requirement will apply. county health officer doctor nicholas moss as cases and hospitalizations began to rise in april. and now the covid infection rate has eclipsed the peak of last summer's wave driven by the delta variant. what we've known that covid wasn't going away and that if we continue to circulate frankly, that we continue to see way we were hoping we wouldn't see anything like this as quickly as we did. local health experts surprise the county is bringing back preventative measures, including that mask mandates probably isn't going make a difference, i think are recommending. >> people who are vulnerable to their strong is the best approach. but alameda county's pretty alone in the in the country right now

kron four's gayle ong has more from san lorenzo. >> the incident happened during a story our for young children and now the alameda county sheriff's office is investigating the incident as a hate crime and harassment of children. >> cell phone video shows a group of men inside the san lorenzo library saturday afternoon. they are accused of disrupting a pride event and there were transphobic, homophobic loud voices. the children are really quite scared. librarian cindy chadwick says the police were called the alameda county sheriff's office says it appears a group of men may be affiliated with the proud boys organization a far right extremist group. according to the sheriff's office, deputies responded to the library following reports of a disturbance during a drag queen story hour for preschool age children in celebration of pride month. the sheriff's office says no arrests have been made. no one was physically harmed. the host of the children's story program, they area drag queen and wrote about the incident on social media. a statement kron 4 reads in part, quote, what happened at sa

kron four's gayle ong reports the driver may have been speeding. >> this is the aftermath of a crash saturday morning of muni buses. windows shattered on the street and suvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled. a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of lombard in fillmore streets for much of the day. police say officers arrived on scene just after 11:00am 6 people were hurt and taken to the hospital. 2 of them badly injured. a witness tells us the driver of the suv that collided with the bus ran a red light, going 60 to 80 miles an hour. >> blaring on his horn and weaving through traffic, the impact so forceful, it spawn the media bus around the suspect. driver has been detained as deputy could not comment to the driver was impaired. detectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. coming up on this hour of kron. 4 news 4th

four's gayle ong was there with what makes this event so special. >> normally you see the favorite cisco flag up there waving in the wind here in japan town. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride month district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saturday afternoon. it's flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> you have one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman. the boards only lgbtq member had these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro is not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese community showed their hard times. thank you, everybody. >> the event was put on by the japantown ra

kron four's gayle was there. >> it is the annual san mateo pride celebration and the first in-person event since the pandemic. happy friday. everyone. from dancing. and this is what i've been told that the grand prize giveaways people gathered at central park in san mateo saturday afternoon to celebrate pride month. >> love love drag if they're still here. still crowd. this is critical the accounting for people to come together to celebrate pride and to celebrate in our community is really important. >> there were several vendor booths with food and resources from lgbtq+ organizations in the county. it feels so great just to see really. >> when comes to my mind is the acceptance and families celebrating her with their children and they're waving the rainbow flags, progress, pride, flags. and so there's that the understanding is located that into our next generation that yes, you know, this is humanity with when there's humanity, there's diversity and there will be more pride events in the county through the end of the month. reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> for you

kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> this is the aftermath of a crash saturday morning of muni busesows shattered on the street and suvs, airbags deployed and its front side mangled. a dark suv appears to be spared from the damage. san francisco police closed off the intersection of law martin thm bay indld. ass kehepi hl.of lsushe dr rif e that collided with the bus ra iged, going 60 to 80 miles n hour ng touafc,thimct srco ul. sitp deiasdetyould n paed. detectives took measurements and photos of the scene piecing together what happened. investigators are combing through surveillance video and following up on several tips from the public. >> reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> one man is in jail tonight after police say that he attacked 3 people at sfo. this happening last night in the international terminal. the man used a weapon, injure his victims. eyewitnesses say it looked like a large knife. 3 people were treated for minor cuts and scrapes and they were able to continue on with their travels. the attacks did not affect any flights or other airport operatio

kron four's gayle ong has the story. >> it is the 10th annual san mateo pride celebration and the firstveryone. from dancing. and this is what i've been told that the grand prize to giveaways people gathered at central park in san mateo saturday afternoon to celebrate pride month. >> love crime and i love drag if they're still here. still crowd. this is critical the accounting for people to come together to celebrate pride and to celebrate in our community is really important. >> there were several vendor booths with food and resources from lgbtq+ organizations in the county. it feels so great just to see really. >> when comes to my mind is the acceptance and families celebrating her with their children and they're waving the rainbow flag progress. pride, flags. and so there's that the understanding is located that into our next generation that yes, you know, this is humanity with when there's humanity, there's diversity and there will be more pride events in the county through the end of the month. reporting from san mateo gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> people come. >> and she's sunshine t

kron four's gayle ong. was there. >> it is the 10th annual san mateo pride celebration and the first in-person event since the pandemic. happy friday. everyone. from dancing. and this is what i've been told that the grand prize giveaways people gathered at central park in san mateo saturday afternoon to celebrate pride month. >> love love drag if they're still here. still crowd. this is critical the accounting for people to come together to celebrate pride and to celebrate in our community is really important. >> there were several vendor booths with food and resources from lgbtq+ organizations in the county. it feels so great just to see really. >> when comes to my mind is the acceptance and families celebrating her with their children and they're waving the rainbow flag progress. pride, flags. and so there's that the understanding is located that into our next generation that yes, you know, this is humanity with when there's humanity, there's diversity and there will be more pride events in the county thr

. >> our gayle ong was there when the team got off the plane. look at still a cigar in them out the ball in one hand mvp trophy. in the other hand, they're living large and why not? the champs are back in the bay. >> the golden state warriors ret%rning to the bay area as nba champions. draymond green stepping off the delta airlines flight with klay thompson by his side, wasting the larry o'brien trophy, steph curry, the >> the team was greeted by what your staff on the tarmac. san francisco mayor london breed hugged and congratulated coach steve kerr. >> a day after beating the boston celtics. >> it one of the they work a lot of doubters. a lot of with pop and mask all about our city and everything well, i don't hear him talking anymore because i what are champions? and they >> and the lawyers are going to take the weekend for some much needed rest and they will be back to celebrate for the parade on monday reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron. 4 news >> well, as soon as the championship swag became available, businesses were ready to sell it and

kron four's gayle ong has details. >> stanford children's health is offering pfizer vaccines based on availability. patients can begin scheduling an appointment at one of their 25 pediatric clinics across the bay area. >> it's very clear that vaccines can protect children and adults against severe disease, hospitalization and death. stanford children's health pediatric infectious diseases, doctor grace lee relieve the last age group can finally get vaccinated. children under the age of 5 have been directly impacted by covid-19 infection and particularly during the omicron wave. >> we've seen over 2 million cases documented over 20,000 hospitalizations and over 200 deaths, advisors get the centers for disease control and prevention are recommending covid-19 shots for children under 5. the food and drug administration authorized the first covid pfizer shot for infants and preschoolers. the fda also approved the moderna vaccine for children aged 6 months to 5 years old. it is going to change the quality of life, not just for the kids, but for the families. kids are going to be able to do

and hospitalizations to determine when they can safely lift this mandate reporting from union city gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> mass gatherings are back and likely here to stay despite another covid-19 surge. uc berkeley, infectious disease specialist doctor john schwartzberg says the best way to protect yourself from serious illness is to be up to date on your vaccine. >> not just. one or 2 of them, but make sure you've got the 3rd one. and if your candidate for the force would make sure you get that. that's the most critical thing. >> so on the left, why i hear if you're following the warriors in the nba finals, medical expetts do recommend watching the game outdoors. if you can, either at thrive city, if you're lucky or and at an outdoor sports bar or just have a small gathering at your house. >> a virtual meeting today to discuss the fate of the ace was the city of oakland is now considering that try to help stay rooted in oakland and on tonight's dine and dish a little summer vacation flavor. as we hit the open road for a taste of >> red rock country. and we're going to the grand and

gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, this afternoon, congressman eric swalwell who represents the district of on where san lorenzo is responded to a tweet that we had about this story saying in part, quote, these proud boys are cowards and they have nothing to be proud of. he went on to say they are trying to bully the wrong people. we stand against hate in the east bay. swalwell is in dc this week. he's expected to return to the bay area on thursday and he set to talk about this incident. >> tonight, we are remembering the lives lost at a nightclub in orlando 6 years ago today on this day in 2016, a gunman entered the pulse nightclub shot and killed 49 people and injured 53 others. tonight, there will be a memorial at the site to honor the 49 victims. the names of those victims read aloud by family members saw comes a day after thousands turned out in orlando to protest gun violence at a march for our lives rally. that included survivors of the pulse nightclub attack. today. house speaker nancy pelosi did release a statement about the anniversary saying in part, quote, last year the congr

kron four's gayle ong takes a look as the bay area deals with drought conditions.tomers are asked to cut down on water usage. >> as of june first, outdoor water use is limited for santa clara valley water customers. water use is limited to just twice a week, only before 09:00am or after 06:00pm. property owners are also banned from using water for 48 hours after any measurable rain. customers face fines. >> they are also asking customers to not water lawns. more than 2 days a week and they would penalize runoff such as wasting water on things like walkways, roadways, parking lots and structures for me. >> it doesn't matter. i don't use that much water. >> hank, long as one customer, the south bay who received notice like notice telling that water is going to cause me about. i don't remember exactly. maybe 10 to will. wong says he is not worried about the drought fees. i know the only way to get people to conserve is to hit them in the pocket books. >> but then i understand that there are people out there who on fixed incomes, that they should be exempt. so i see it

kron four's gayle ong spoke with some travelers. >> if you want seems be happy we feel like life is coming back to normality. this traveler and her husband at san francisco international airport are heading back to australia after visiting their daughter in the bay area. do it >> to send his day in san francisco to tip your own right on the ferry. let's above the moves that a trip that was delayed for 2 and a half years because of the covid. i mean, it changed everything for one last but that didn't go procedurally with all of the. >> in a national vaccination certificates in the proof of the of flooding and documentation. >> but it works also flying to australia. jeanne thompson, by just been waiting until. >> just recently, everything opened up again. and so i can travel really excited to have the new granddaughter that's there. so i'm excited to see according to hopper in online travel site, about 24% of travelers will be taking to the skies for the first time since the pandemic airport officials at sfo say june is at about 75% of prepandemic levels. >> last june was a little under 50%.

kron four's gayle ong has details as the bay area deals with drought conditions. customers are asked to cut down on water usage. >> as of june first, outdoor water use is limited for santa clara valley water customers. water use is limited to just twice a week, only before 09:00am or after 06:00pm. property owners are also banned from using water for 48 hours after any measurable rain. customers face fines. >> they are also asking customers to not water lawns. more than 2 days a week and they would penalize runoff such as wasting water on things like walkways, roadways, parking lots and structures for me. >> it doesn't matter. i don't use that much water. >> hank, long as one customer, the south bay who received notice like know this telling that water is going to cause me about. i don't remember exactly. maybe 10 to 12% wong says he is not worried about the drought fees. i know the only way to get people to conserve is to hit them in the pocket books. but then i understand that they are people out there who on fixed incomes, that they should be exempt. so i see i

those customers have to conserve kron four's gayle ong takes a look at how as the bay area deals withons. customers are asked to cut down on water usage. >> as of june first, outdoor water use is limited for santa clara valley water customers. water use is limited to just twice a week, only before 09:00am or after 06:00pm. property owners are also banned from using water for 48 hours after any measurable rain. customers face fines. >> they are also asking customers to not water lawns. more than 2 days a week and they would penalize runoff such as wasting water on things like walkways, roadways, parking lots and structures for me. >> it doesn't matter. i don't use that much water. >> hank, long as one customer, the south bay who received notice like notice telling that water is going to cause me about. i don't remember exactly. maybe 10 to 12% wong says he is not worried about the drought fees. i know the only way to get people to conserve is to hit them in the pocket books. >> but then i understand that there are people out there who on fixed incomes, that they should be exempt. so i

there are new restrictions now in place for santa clara valley water customers kron four's gayle ong has the details as the bay area deals with drought conditions. customers are asked to cut down on water usage. >> as of june first, outdoor water use is limited for santa clara valley water customers. water use is limited to just twice a week, only before 09:00am or after 06:00pm. property owners are also banned from using water for 48 hours after any measurable rain. customers face fines. >> they are also asking customers to not water lawns. more than 2 days a week and they would penalize runoff such as wasting water on things like walkways, roadways, parking lots and structures for me. >> it doesn't matter. i don't use that much water. >> hank, long as one customer, the south bay who received notice like notice telling that water is going to cause me about. i don't remember exactly maybe 10 to 12% wong says he is not worried about the drought fees. i know the only way to get people to conserve is to hit them in the pocket books. but then i understand that there are people out there

if you're flying international reporting from sfo, gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> 6.47 right now. don't think anything's particular and whether going to get your way if you're traveling today. yeah, we've got shunt rain with the forecast. let's check in to find out. they ran a good morning and today is our cool down day. we've been waiting for this day over the past few days, but it's not going to stay cool for long because come sunday, we start to gradually build again and get right back. hot. >> a live look outside of the east bay hills. we do have some clouds out there. so that's what we're seeing this morning across most of the bay area. also an uptick in winds. those wind speeds brought on by a low that arrive last night. and you can see here along the coast inland, we're definitely seeing an uptick in winds across most of the bay area this morning. well, we're talking about your highs. they are significantly cooler today and they were over the past 3 days here along the coast, low 60's here for the out inland like concord, a nanny at low 80's now in the south bay yesterday w

kron four's gayle ong tells us. >> but travelers there are saying about it all. >> if you want seems to be happy we feel like life is coming back to normality. this traveler and her husband at san francisco international airport are heading back to australia after visiting their daughter in the bay area to it, >> to send his day in san francisco to tip your own right on the ferry. let's above the moves that a trip that was delayed for 2 and a half years because of the covid. i mean, it changed everything for everyone. lot make that procedure lead with all of the. >> it a national vaccination certificates and the crew from plenty of documentation. >> but it works also flying to australia. jeanne thompson might just been waiting until. >> just recently, everything opened up again. and so i can travel really excited to have the new granddaughter that's there. so i'm excited to see according to hopper in online travel site, about 24% of travelers will be taking to the skies for the first time since the pandemic airport officials at sfo say june is at about 75% of prepandemic levels. >> l

gayle ong kron, 4 news. >> well, in related news, white house national security adviser jake sullivan has tested positive for covid-19. we got word that on saturday. a spokesperson says he is asymptomatic, meaning he has no symptoms. officials with the white house say the last time sullivan was in contact with president biden was early last week. the president was last tested for covid on thursday and his results were negative. >> it's 6.27, coming up on the kron. 4 morning news next. we continue our live team coverage of the warriors parade. everything you need to know about getting their about getting a good spot or about staying home and seeing the whole thing right here on kron. 4. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on-treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma that can improve lung function for better breathing i

kron four's gayle ong.ere waving in the wind here in japan town. but it's down temporarily making way for the pride flag for the first time ever. >> paolo francisco, how the pride flag will be flown in san francisco's japantown plaza until june 6 to celebrate and trans asian pacific islander week. >> and pride month district. 5 supervisor dean preston spoke at the event saturday afternoon. this flag is really it's more than just a symbol. it stands as a testament to how we. >> continue to be a a city >> where all kinds of folks can seek refuge and say go home. >> celebrations included performers front and center. >> you one more time for our >> district. 8 supervisor mandelman. the boards only lgbtq member have these words were so good in san francisco and recognizing. >> we're history is not just the castro. it's not just a particular community. it's everywhere. religious leaders in the japanese community showed their hard times. thank >> the event was put on by the japantown rainbow coalition. organizers