washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc with the highlights.

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> forty-niners agree to a contract with one of their wide receivers today. next in sports ross is going to tell us the details in the four-year deal. >> and now kron 4 sports. well, the giants with an off day today, but what a scene it was last night at rickwood field in birmingham where willie mays played his first pro baseball game. >> san francisco facing the st. louis cardinals in a tribute to the leagues with the passing of the legendary mays on tuesday. last nights game really became a celebration of will his life boy was it was terrific to really well done. held a 30 minute tribute to his first team, the birmingham black barons, while his son, michael alongside godson, barry bonds and ken griffey junior also paid tribute to the giants hall of famer who many consider the greatest player of all time manning center field for the giants last night. will his position for his entire major league career was eliot in true may's fashion tagged three-run homer to right center field. that turned a three-run deficit into a tie game following the 6, 5, last ramos

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> but it's no secret that america's classrooms are lacking. the proper amount of teachers will now some lawmakers on capitol hill say that they have a plan to fix it. washington correspondent reshad hudson has the latest. >> school districts across the country may be out for the summer, but pay for teachers and policy for those students are top of mind for lawmakers here on capitol hill. lawmakers say teachers are packing up and leaving the classroom. >> public school teachers, i've been overworked. on the page. understaffed vermont senator bernie sanders says he's pay teachers act would require teachers make at least $60,000 a year. they should not be forced to be on. food stamps. gemayel keys. a teacher in philadelphia says he's forced to use his own money for classroom supplies. and just this school year alone, i've spent over $1000 on. >> those things, keys and other teachers and education advocates testified before senators thursday, some education leaders prioritize social agendas and progressive ideology over academic progress. louisian

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> today a federal appeals court upheld california statewide ban on gun showst county fairs and other state properties. last year a federal judge had blocked the ban saying that violates the rights of sellers and buyers because the guns can still be bought at any gun shop. a state senator dave min from orange county author, the bills he called the appeals court ruling a win for california, saying that it makes us all safer. it is not yet clear if gun rights advocates will try to appeal the case all the way to the supreme court. >> a push in the south bay to end homelessness. details on the upcoming vote to approve multi billion dollar budget. norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what? -but the good news is... xfinity mobile just got even better! now, you can automatically connect to wifi speeds up to a gig on the go. plus, buy one unlimited line and get one free for a year. i gotta get this deal... i know... faster wifi and savings? ...i don't want to miss that. that's amazing doc. mobile savings are calling. visit xfinitymobile.com to learn m

maddie beer-temple reports. >> new cars rolling off.he lot will get better gas mileage in the coming years. a new transportation department rule requires automakers to increase fuel efficiency. yearly by 2031. that would mean cars getting an average of 50 miles per gallon. the dot says this will save drivers money at the pump and cut pollution starting in 2027. it will do that. but stronger rules would have. >> much more. dan becker with the environmental group center for biological diversity says the rule doesn't go far enough. he notes the administration had initially proposed higher yearly improvements. we would take much more if the companies haven't lobby to weaken the rules. and the administration has stronger rules that required. >> more clean car technology. the dot estimates the rule will save drivers more than $600 over the lifetime of their cars. >> but conservative groups say the move will limit consumer choice and drive up prices the best mile per gallon requirement would be no rule requirement at all. joel griffith with th

i'm maddie beer-temple our weather time here as we get a live look outside on this friday night. san francisco's embarcadero, the palm trees blowing in the wind. time to say. >> 8 years to the weekend, you know, i do. you're going to say think and we are here almost the weekend. so let's talk about weekend yes, weekend, whether it's beautiful, it's cooler. we've got a cooler weekend on tap and that may be good news. >> if you are tired of the hot temperatures visit was scorching this week and some areas. >> so not bad. if you're on the bridge, if you're on the bay bridge, you can see some blue skies. as you look toward the east. on the other hand, if you're a out temple pious and look down, it is a sea of grey clouds, stratus, low clouds coming in from the coastline and temperatures have taken a tumble over the past few days. many areas on the bay area communities in the 60's at this hour right now in palo alto, 66 degrees. alameda and berkeley. both reports 60 at this hour. few areas a little bit warmer. look at concord at 6 at 74 and look at santa rosa at 64. those are the area

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports. >> in a 6, 3, decision, justices say the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for sleeping on public property. even if there isn't shelter space available disappointed. oregon congresswoman susie and bone amici says finding and jailing homeless people won't help them find housing. what we really need to focus on his solutions. and this is going to make harder for people when they have fine or a penalty. >> the court's ruling reverses a lower court decision that stopped the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment. >> writing for the majority justice neil gorsuch said fines and jail time are not cruel or unusual because they're not designed to increase, quote, terror pain or disgrace and are commonly used punishments across the country. justice sonia sotomayor disagreed, writing, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime for some people sleeping outside is their only option to new day for california, california congressman kevin kiley praised the ruling. he

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> well, a sentencing date has not been set yet. the judge says that that could be about 4 months out. so there's this case, of course, isn't the end of hunter biden's legal troubles will be back in court this september here in california for a federal trial over allegedly avoiding taxes. for more on these developments from forres political analyst michael yaki joins us. >> live initial thoughts about this guilty verdict in what it means for i guess, most importantly, president biden in his reelection bid. >> well, i mean, i think that for a lot of the evidence was. really, really overcome. and i think that verdict as what does it was kind of shows that but get was interesting is bad. american people have always been able separate out relatives relatives residents from as of that. so a lot of issues with with brothers sisters. children this is going to have any impact directly on joe biden. i think what's disturbing, though, i think from there actually more for the republican front of you is how joe biden has early on telegraph. i'm

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple is in dc with the highlights. >> dan and noelle, the 2 candidates treated attacks throughout the debate while answering questions on domestic and foreign policy. >> president joe biden and former president donald trump faced off in cnn's presidential debate filled with substance and stumbles, determined wrote to to what we can more border channel and president i really didn't what he said the end of this should, you know, thinking as we said, he candidates sparred over abortion 2 years after the supreme court overturned roe v wade, trump praised the court. we brought it back to the states and the country is now coming together on this issue. it's been a great thing. thank you. president biden terrible president biden promised to restore roe v wade re-elected, know policies you can make. can a doctor. should to both candidates also turned to personal attacks at times. he only tuition changing convicted channels. you know, we can get rainy. son is a convicted president biden hit trump on trump's new york felony convictions and loss of a civil case ove

i'm maddie beer-temple. the u.s.military has not activated a draft and more than 50 years. but congress is now debating whether to change that process. >> the proposals would expand the draft women for the first time in automatically register those eligible to be called up. democrats argue it's in the best interest of national security to include all able-bodied citizens, ages 18 to 25 in the draft. but despite recruitment challenges, republicans say the proposed requirement is unnecessary. we can recruit. >> good young men and women in the military without a draft. >> none of those proposals would activate the draft. the president would ultimately have the power to do that. which last happened in 1973. at the end of the vietnam war. meanwhile, gop lawmakers argue congress should instead focus on pay raises and better recruiters for the military. in summary colors to take note of this morning, nearly 600,000 glass coffee mugs made by george old are being recalled because of a possible burn hazard. federal safety offi

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, maybe its new hope for people with hard to treat.ion will have details on the trial for houston pill and by olympic gold medalist michael phelps will be testifying on capitol hill tomorrow. and some help advocates rallied to%try to keep a trauma center open in keep a trauma center open in the south bay. looking for a smarter way to mop? try the swiffer powermop. ♪♪ an all-in-one cleaningool, with a 360-degree swivel head that goes places a regular mop just can't. ♪♪ mop smarter with the swiffer powermop. nurses, patients, center, health advocates came together today. they're talking about the. >> closure of regional medical center's trauma unit. this is an east san jose. the group rallied in front of the hospital. they're insisting this should not be closed. the trauma centers scheduled close on august. 12th. it would affect a heart attack and stroke patients among others, protesters say the going to keep at it. keep protesting until the law changes are made. >> not going go away. we will continue to show and so community get fit jus

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> a u.s. appeals court has set a date to hear challenges to the potential tiktok ban. arguments will be heard september 16th regarding the demand that china-based byte dance company they own tiktok. so u.s. operations by january or face a ban, a group of tiktok creators filed a lawsuit last month saying that move violates free speech tiktok and the justice department won a ruling by december 6th in order to try to get a supreme court review. >> pop star justin timberlake has been arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated, according to court documents, he refused to take a breathalyzer tests before he was arrested on the charge of dui. this is on long island. timber lakers. 43 was arrested early this morning in sag harbor pulled over after officials say he failed to stop at a stop sign and failed to keep right twice. they say it's kind of swerving. the officer said timberlake had bloodshot and glassy eyes smelled like alcohol had troubles speaking. normally when was unsteady. timberlake

i'm maddie beer-temple.w many what major cases are still left for the supreme court to rule on. well, we're still waiting on a few over the next couple of weeks. that includes one dealing with former president donald trump's claims of presidential communities surrounding january 6th, as well as a case dealing with emergency abortions in states that have banned abortion. all right. lots of eyes on those cases. thank you so much money for your reporting. the treasury department meantime says it is taking new steps to combat the opioid crisis. treasury secretary janet yellen held a news conference to announce the department has sanction 8 mexico base targets affiliated with a mexican criminal organization since last july. san francisco police have had the help of both federal and state partners tackling the fentanyl crisis in the tenderloin in the last year. federal partners may nearly 200 arrests and seized over 45 kilos of fentanyl. yellen said that lot in the way of a cartel traffic's fentanyl and other ille

in 2030 are electric. >> in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. >> coming up, very officials warning facebook marketplace. plus. >> just months after republicans and democrats united across the aisle to introduce bipartisan legislation on retail theft. well, now each side is accusing the other of playing politics on this legislation. capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you why. and i'll have reaction from leadership on both sides of the aisle. >> just a few months after democrats and republicans in the legislature announced bipartisan bills to address the issue of retail theft will now leaders of each party. they're accusing the other of playing politics with the legislation. kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace shares why republicans say they are furious with the proposed changes. >> retail theft. >> it's an issue republicans and democrats in the legislature have long said they want to see addressed so much so that earlier this year, legislative leaders from both sides of the aisle announced a package of bills. they dubbed the bipartisan safer. california plan

ouwashgton spondent maddie beer-temple haretion to the decision. >> in an 8 to one ruling, the court said the government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. writing for the majority. chief justice john roberts said those with domestic violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords says if justices had overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people at the domestic violence restraining o cessis ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man o hit and ttened shoot his girlfriend could have ■+gun. >> syracuse law professor lauren golden didn'tect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >> reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his opinion, justice roberts wrote, qu

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has that story. >> in an 8 to one ruling, the court saidhe government can stop dangerous people from getting guns. specifically those found by a court to pose a credible threat of physical safety to another person. writing for the majority. chief justice john roberts said those with domestic violence restraining orders can be barred from having a gun. this ruling is a huge relief for women and children in this country. emma brown with the gun violence prevention group. giffords says if justices had overturned the law, it could have been catastrophic for survivors of domestic violence. the fact that we are litigating and talking about whether or not people at the domestic violence restraining orders should have firearm access is ridiculous. the decision reverses a lower court ruling that said a texas man who hit and threatened to shoot his girlfriend could have a gun. >> syracuse law professor lauren golden didn't expect the court to rule in his favor. he was. >> reportedly seen dragging his then girlfriend out of the car by her hair in his

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has reaction from lawmakers. >> in a 6, 3, decision, justices say the city of grants pass oregon can punish homeless people for sleeping on public property. even if there isn't shelter space available disappointed. oregon congresswoman susie and bone amici says finding and jailing homeless people won't help them find housing. what we really need to focus on his solutions. and this is going to make harder for people when they have fine or a penalty. >> the court's ruling reverses a lower court decision that stopped the city from enforcing its public camping ordinances, calling it cruel and unusual punishment. >> writing for the majority justice neil gorsuch said fines and jail time are not cruel or unusual because they're not designed to increase, quote, terror pain or disgrace and are commonly used punishments across the country. justice sonia sotomayor disagreed, writing, quote, sleep is a biological necessity, not a crime for some people sleeping outside is their only option to new day for california, california congressman kevin kiley praised

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> let's talk about our forecast now taking a live look outside at sfo. let's check in now kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. for more on our weather hand there, i want to start with what i think is the biggest weather story we've got the next few days and that is the heat advisory that kicks in on saturday at 10:00am rather 11:00am and goes till 10:00pm in the evening. >> and you can see it is the inner portion of the north bay, the east bay, good portion of east bay and the south bay where we could see temperatures soar above. 95 degrees. even potentially, you know, hitting up to that triple digit mark. so what this means is that today is the day to kind of think about what your plans are for saturday and the time to make surenthat you're not going to be in a position where you could be affected by this heat. so make your plans to stay cool and make sure everybody knows this is coming at. the good news is it is just one day of extreme heat and then we start to cool down a bit. right now we've been warming up a little bit today, but it's nothing extreme t

i'm maddie beer-temple. for your health this afternoon. the fda is recalling 4 popular soft drinks made by the >> charles. but again, company, the drinks aren't sold directly to consumers, but our concentrates that typically end up in fountain dispensers. the fda says the drinks contain undeclared food dyes. some that could cause cancer. that concentrates were sold in 9 states, including california. the fda's also reversing an order to remove juul vaping products from store shelves. while the agency reviews new court decisions and considers updated information provided by the vape maker. the change comes nearly 2 years after the federal agency ordered the products to be taken off the market for there. alleged role in the rise in kids. vaping and could allow the company to market its products again, the fda still has not decided whether the products will ultimately stay on the market. coming up, plans to bring giant pandas to san francisco are moving forward. >> the latest approval from city oversight committee. >> and a fatal bear attack i

i'm maddie beer-temple. >> nascar is biggest stars roaring their way into wine country right now.re going to hear at kron four's earned wilson live for us now from sonoma raceway hire. >> well, just seen as you can imagine, i can barely hear have right now before we get into what the fans can expect. let's just show you what the fans are enjoying right out the cup series, the big race on the docket sunday. and that is what's happening behind me. as for the fans, they were able to come into the race rate starting at 09:00am this morning when the gates finally open and they have a lot of festivities hand for the man over the here compared to yesterday been are just lining the lot with just about everything you can think our fans to enjoy fans, young and old, able to get an up close. look at classic cars games like race car simulator than a look inside a real race car or family-owned donuts in the fan zone today. and they stayed up all night preparing more than 30,000 donuts for been nonstop. you know, late nights night, we were up 03:30am, in the morning making donuts packed for abo

i'm maddie beer-temple.ed steve bannon, the outspoken ally of former president trump to report to prison by july. 1st. >> bannon was sentenced to 4 months in prison for contempt of congress. he refused to obey a subpoena to testify before the january 6 committee about the attack on capitol hill. bannon served as trump's chief strategist before he reportedly was fired in 2017. the federal judge overseeing the case was nominated to the bench by former president trump in 2018. now to a motorcycle. that's all electric. rich demuro has details in today's rich on tech. >> a new motorcycle from a startup named verge is ditching the loud rumble for something more silent, sleek, and fully electric. >> with a futuristic design verge motorcycles is speeding into the future of electric bikes. we wanted to make. >> morris, i think and the the best ever experience. you can have the 5 year old company opening showrooms in los angeles, london, monaco, germany, and more to sell the verge t s pro and all-electric motorcycle w

>>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple.re assisted living options for aging veterans. 2 senate committees are debating a pilot program that would offer cheaper. karen state veteran homes. our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports. >>every day we wait, their struggle continues. advocates want congress to do more for the millions of aging veterans who can no longer live independently to ensure that our veterans have greater access to a full spectrum of long-term care options. fred scanned works for the national association of state veterans. homes. >>he supports legislation that would create a pilot program to offer assisted living care in these facilities. state veterans homes can and must play a greater role in meeting the needs of aging veterans and their caregivers scandal says the country's 165 state veterans homes currently provide 2 levels of residential care at home or nursing home services. he argues assisted living services would be the perfect middle point greater support at a lesser cost. the same legislat

>>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple.nta rosa pushing near triple digits and that drove many to come up with some creative ways to beat the heat. kron four's theresa found one activity that was popular with those attempting to steer clear of the site. >>from vegetables to flowers, this was the place to be wednesday morning to escape the heat. you were kind of under an umbrella. do you do on these hot well, actually, i live in one la la. so i live at the coast and i chose today to come to santa rosa, a brave person. i'm very brave man i knew was going to be hot. but i'm i'm dressed appropriately so that i'm not going to be too for this north bay resident. she purposely braved the warm temperatures to get some chores done, including enjoying this weekly farmers market. nestled in santa rosa off mark west road. i just want had to go to the battery story. there's like nobody so i think it's a good day to actually be out because everybody's thinking it's too hot to go very productive it could be that it's going to be a very pr

>>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple.upgrades in details into its ai venture. here's rich on tech. >>apple isn't just tiptoeing into ai. they're going all in with a new feature. they call apple intelligence. not only does it make your iphone smarter and syria more useful, but they're doing it in a way that protects your privacy. >>iphone is getting smarter. thanks to ai with improvements to siri and chatgpt is now built in. at apple's worldwide developers conference. the company showed off their version of ai apple intelligence. it's powerful and knows you keep your information private. apple intelligence will be included in ios 18, which also lets you place icons anywhere on your home screen and even customize their colors. ios 18 will let you lock specific apps with a pass code or hide them completely from view. iphone is also getting a dedicated password manager which works on windows. 2. as for messages, they can now be sent over satellite when cellular and wi-fi aren't available. rcs support means photos and videos e

i'm maddie beer-temple.ovie's premier in beverly hills. plus, we've got some new music to take us into the weekend. dayna devon has all the details in this entertainment report. >>we begin here with a big movie premiere stars of the upcoming beverly hills cop, axel f movie eddie murphy was there and had the support of his family at the premiere. the actor and comedian was joined by his daughter bria shayne, audra bella and his fiance paige butcher on the red carpet. brea actually makes a cameo in the film. the premiere was held at the wallis annenberg center for the performing arts. also in attendance were murphy's cast mates joseph gordon levitt, kevin bacon, judge ryan hold and paul riser. i was watching these films when i was probably too young to be watching these films to my older brother loved eddie murphy. so when i got the chance to, you know, play the sidekick. >>for the new eddie murphy, beverly hills cop movie. i was i was very first movie. what you have that action and that, you know, became die.

this happened today and our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports now on the sweeping executives state is taking this action maddy. thanks for joining us. i just seen this executive order is expected to impact about 100,000 people. >> governor west moore's administration says it's the largest state pardon in history. with the stroke of a pen. >> maryland governor wes moore moved to pardon more than 175,000 marijuana convictions. now, this is a big deal. the executive order applies to misdemeanors for possessing marijuana were paraphernalia. moore says it's a step toward addressing racial inequality. black marylanders. >> were 3 times more likely to be arrested for cannabis. then white marylanders before legalization, maryland legalized marijuana last year. more says no one should be held back from housing or employment opportunities because of an old conviction. we cannot celebrate the benefits of legalization. if we do not address the consequences of criminalization, the order won't release anyone from jail or expunged. the charges, but a person's criminal record will soon show

i'm maddie beer-temple. >>a sentencing date for hunter biden has not been set yet.at could be about another 4 months out. this case isn't the end of hunter biden's legal troubles, though, we'll be back in court this september in california for a federal trial over allegedly avoiding taxes. for more on this kron four's grant lotus vicki liviakis spoke with kron four's political analyst michael yaki. >>initial thoughts about this guilty verdict in what it means for i guess, most importantly, president biden in his reelection bid. >>well, i mean, i think that for a lot of the evidence was. really, really overcome. and i think that verdict where does was kind of shows that or get was interesting is that american people have always been able to separate out relatives relatives residents from present that. so a lot of issues with with brothers sisters. children it's we designed this is going to have any impact directly on joe biden. i think what's disturbing, though, i think from actually more for the republican point of view is how joe biden has accepted. early on telegr

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the proposal.esident vladimir putin's visit to north korea. this picture. says it all. connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says russia should be considered a state sponsor of terror. russia. >>deserves to be in this small, selective club. atrocity committing killers. blumenthal and south carolina republican senator lindsey graham's bill would do just that. >>during putin's visit, he witnessed a show of north korea's military and signed an agreement with kim jong hoon to defend each other. in case of attacks. the senators say it's the last straw. we've lost deterrence. lawmakers say their resolution would strengthen sanctions, isolate russia on the world stage and boost morale in ukraine. it is time for us to push back. now is the moment. blumenthal says this is no substitute for sending more military aid to ukraine as it defends itself fro russia. he says it's about being on the right side of history. democracy is under last time lawmakers brought this proposal up in 2022, the white h

washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has more.an emotional day for family members of boeing crash victims. they say they still relive the nightmare of losing their loved ones. and want boeing to face consequences. cloris moore says she wants answers and i want them to be held accountable. her daughter daniel died in the 2019 boeing crash in ethiopia. more and other victims families attended the hearing about boeing safety culture where ceo david calhoun directly address apologize for the grief if we caused. calhoun told senators the company has heard concerns loud and clear. our culture is far from perfect. >>but we are taking action and we are making progress. it's his first testimony to congress since a door panel blew off a jet during an alaska airlines flight in january. >>it also comes after whistleblowers alleged defective parts are going on jets and employees who speak up face retaliation. these are chilly allegation. connecticut senator richard blumenthal says boeing needs to stop putting production and profits over people

>>in washington, i'm maddie beer-temple. at times the reaction to tonight's debate bordered on jaw dropping. people were surprised to put it mildly that the president biden seemed to be overwhelmed and struggling at times. kron four's catherine heenan has reaction from the some of our political analysts. >>you likened support president biden or you do not. it was downright uncomfortable at times to watch his performance tonight. that included a couple of our political agree the president and the and did himself no favors and say democrats will now be really struggling to deal with this. i not go to depose biden from the top of the ticket. >>it's not going to happen this. this is a small d democratic process within the party that shows him. so that's not going to happen. but there's going to be a lot of time and energy spent worrying about this decision. handwringing, but wedding pick pick. your metaphor and it's not going to lead to any but it is going to be something that the white house is going to have to manage and it's