city. everyone else looking at sunshine. you can see the impac that is having on temperatures. 57 on the city right now, 76 degrees in redwood city. here are today's daytime highs. redwood city is already there but most everyone else will als be middle 70s if you are inland 81 in redwood city but look wha happens by friday. by the time we have gotten to friday, now, the temperatures have really jumped and we are looking at upper 90s over here. so, this i the day where we take a significant leap. we will start on thursday, but it is really friday and saturday that we get into what i think we can now start calling legitimate heat. so, the national weather servic has started upping their messaging on this, and they are now resenting the heat risk ma for it, they do it all the time but, they are drawing our attention to it even more so than normal. just a quick refresher on this book we see the inland parts of the bay shaded in orange. the key up there shows you where you will be on this scale. you are entering a moderate range of heat related health impacts. we will state relatively warm, probably, for a while after the seven day fo

you have redwood city, daily city and belmont all holding flag raising events this morning.inds whipping out there. it's obviously a sign of support for the lgbtq+ community as it undergoes a series of attacks from the conservative community. across the country. events also took place in santa rosa, oakland elsewhere around the bay. and for the first time in the city of 120 year, history, the community will be hosting an official pride celebration. her kron four's philippe djegal reports from fernandez park. >> many of us passed through put to get to work or go but the city wants you to stop by and join the party. we want you all to come and have a safe. >> and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate. celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people. this month marks the 100 and 20th anniversary golden corporation as a city. and on saturday, june 10th, the city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud

redwood city, daily city and belmont all held a flag raising events this morning. it's a sign of support for the lgbtq+ community as that community weathers heightened attacks from conservatives across the country. events also took place today in santa rosa and oakland. >> and in celebration of pride month for the first time and the city of putin owns 120 year history. the community will host an official pride celebration forcefully to go before >> many of us passed through put to get to work or go but the city wants you to stop by and join the party. we want you all to come and have a safe and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate, celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people. this month marks the 100 and 20th anniversary golden corporation as a city. and on saturday, june 10th, the city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and

. >> belmont, redwood city, and daly city also raised their flag. mateo county is planning their first pride parade on june 10th in san mateo. you can find our special pride stories all this month on kpix.com and cbs news bay area. well, that is it for the news at 9:00. up next is "the drew barrymore show." she has a comic joining her. true jackson will be joining to talk about the new show, "a league of their own." we will be right back. in the search for epic bas one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd we talked about this. our deals are just so epic. i know, todd. i know. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market on monday for this dating game that he and his wife, beth, set up. and, you know i really went into it-- don't want to say heavy, i want to say like really softball. and as it was building up to do it, i started getting more and more, like, anxious. and i've been single for a really long time, and a

cities and counties across the bay area are raising that pride flag today. you will see it all over the bay in the days ahead. this is video from belmont, redwood city, and daly city earlier today, all of them in san mateo county, which is planning their first pride parade on june 10th and over the bridge our friends raised the flag today in oakland. listen. >> we say gay. we say gay. >> reporter: and they're chanting, "we say gay," as a response and counterpoint to the national narrative we'll be talking about and in coverage throughout the month. oakland is celebrating pride for more than ten years. >> for miles around you can see the flag on the top of oakland city hall and so this is a beautiful moment. this is a moment of celebration and standing up sending a message we won't back down to hate. >> reporter: that is from oakland, but not everybody is on board and we are there are varying perspectives here and the bay and across the country. take, for instance, in solano county, the city of vacaville, some controversy there as that city comes under scrutiny, the solano pride center claiming solano delayed recognizing pride month. so the mayor was asked about it

redwood city, daily city, oakland, santa rosa, all held flag-raising events this morning. here's the pride flag going up in belmont son for the first time in the city of pinole ys 120 year history. that community will host an official pride celebration. kron four's justine waldman has more. we want you all to come and have a safe. >> and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate, celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people know. mayor devin murphy's family has lived in the city for 25 years and he has served the city as a council member since 2020. he is now hoping for a big crowd on saturday, june 10th. >> when the 120 year old city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park and honor juneteenth as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate. >> and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city. up until the celebration will start at noon, it will feature music, art

city's first at the city's first ever pride event. yes, and it means a lot to the mayor will get into that because. >> first off, redwood city, daily city, oakland and santa rosa all held flag raising events this morning. here's the flag going up belmont all the way up there to the top. and for the first time in the city of pinole as 120 year history, the community will host an official pride celebration. >> we want you all to come and have a safe and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate, celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people know. mayor devin murphy's family has lived in the city for 25 years and he has served the city as a council member since 2020. he is now hoping for a big crowd on saturday, june 10th. >> when the 120 year old city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park and honor juneteenth as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate. >> and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city. up until the celebra

in the town at for the culture restaurant in oakland, along with music and redwood city's times square. this year's redwood city juneteenth event, by the way, will be the biggest ever there. >> an opportunity for us to share. >> with the community overall, jane king 8. whew. community gathering family friends. we welcome everyone. >> weekend festivals include one mill valley's downtown plaza. another at oakland's lake merritt amphitheater, a parade and san francisco's fillmore district in livermore will host an event at the bankhead plaza and there will be a street party downtown hayward. >> as millions of americans wait for the spring for to rule on president biden's student loan forgiveness, plan, state senator u.s. senator from california. alex padilla has a plan of his own is now joining senator bernie sanders in reintroducing the college for all act. the legislation would expand access to college for millions of americans. the bill would allow working class students to attend tuition-free public community colleges, public trade schools and public four-year universities. and this apply to students from sing

city back in 2021. pride month is officially here in the bay area, kicked off with ceremonies celebrations across the region. pride flags are now up in redwood city. daly, city, oakland, santa rose, including belmont. the flag will go up for the first time in the city knowles 120 year. history. >> as the first openly mayor of the city of kano. i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city of >> mayor devin murray is hoping for a big crowd on saturday, june 10th when the 120 year old city will host his first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez part and honor juneteenth celebration will start at noon and in at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, they're using than seen arts crashed food vendors in the park downtown for the first of what the mayor hopes becomes annual tradition will keep you updated. more pride events on air and online at kron 4 dot com. san francisco kicked off pride with drag me down town every thursday this month. yet they have a new performers are going to take all read different downtown restaurants and bars. this bowl highlights the city's lgbtq+ communi

the bay area kicked off with ceremonies and celebrations in style all across the region got redwood city daily city, oakland and santa rosa. all. >> holding flag raising events earlier today. this is the pride flag here going up in belmont and for the first time the city of pinole first time in its 120 year history. they're hosting an official pride celebration. kron four's justine waltman reports. >> we want you all to come and have a safe and healthy time with your families, bring your and again celebrate, celebrate yourself, celebrate their stories and also celebrate with because again, we're building a city for all people know. mayor devin murphy's family has lived in the city for 25 years and he has served the city as a council member since 2020. he is now hoping for a big crowd saturday, june 10th. >> when the 120 year old city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park and honor juneteenth as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and and really honor write the history and also the future. >> of pride in the city. u

. >> pride flags are now up in redwood city, daily city. oakland, santa rosa, including belmar, the 5 will go up for the first time in the city of pinellas, 120 year history. >> as the first openly mayor of the city up i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and celebrate and really honor future of pride in the city of >> mayor devin murray's hoping for a big crowd in june 10th when the 120 year old city will host their first official lgbtq pride event afternoon. as part. and they're also be honoring juneteenth as well. celebration will start at noon. it's going in 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they're not music, arts and crafts. some good food vendors in the park downtown for the first of what the mayor hopes to become an annual tradition. give update with more pride events, of course, on air and online. it's 9.10 and san francisco kicked off pride with drag me downtown. and now every thursday this month, new performers are going to take over different downtown restaurants and bars. >> and it's to highlight the city's lgbtq+

reggie: cities and counties across the bay area and the state kicked off pride month the rays of the progress pride flag. officials of redwood city an oakland city hall and california department of education. kumasi: and at campbell. so much excitement between allies in the lgbtq community in a local bookstore. health they reporters -- have a draghi storytime for civilians. >> it was standing room only inside of this shopping center. >> for boys that is noise because no one knows the covers -- colors. >> drag queen kept students involved -- engaged in time. >> a trade secret i just we get. >> they were warning that they could face a repeat of what happened last year. >> we had people come out of the area to protest. they said some pretty nasty things in front of children. that seems to defeat the purpose of what they were protesting. that was really painful. >> the organizer of the said despite the negativity there was positives followed by plenty more this year. >> my happiest moment about that is that the kids did not notice. they had a great time. this time, it was all good. it was all good. everybody got to enjoy the stories and songs. reggi

city. 69 redwood city. san francisco, 64 in the mission. north bay up to 72 in napa. the other thing i hear, it's been the wind. it has been so annoying in the afternoon. i do see it kicking up tomorrow afternoon again. 15 to about 35 miles per hour. just watch out for that. i know a lot of your allergies may be bothering you. that could kick in again tomorrow. san francisco, nice weather for the pride parade on sunday. we get that classic fog and cool 60s. nothing getting in the way of the parade. across the inland valleys, a nice weekend, mid to upper 70s. eventually summer tries to show itself by next wednesday and thursday. >>> despite the cooler temperatures, summer is hero firmly which means it's time to swim no matter the weather. we'll take you to the world's larg at kaiser pepermanente,, wewe care for r all thosee who o make your r family, well, yoyour family.y. that's whyhy all of us worork togetherer toto give themem the care,, and caringng, that anyny familyly would. kaiser p permanente.e. for r all that i is you. >>> a year after the dobbs decision reversed roe v. wade, the impact is being feld beyond abortion care. in many states there's an ob-gyn shortage. in georgia, more than half the counties have no ob-gyn. one doctor says she can't see patients for months and claims georgia is one of the most dangerous places in the world to give birth. >> we have one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world. we're asking people to continue pregnancies in very -- in conditions that are not necessarily the safest. we want to be able to help them have a healthy pregnancy, a safe delivery, and a safe postpartum period. but there are just literally not enough providers out there. >> next on "nightly news," the story of a pregnant w who drives 40 miles to get care and how the ob-gyn shortage may get worse coming up at 6:30. >>> great america south bay shores water park took part in the world's largest swimming lesson, a global effort to teach kids how to swim. 200,000 swim clubs from over 50 countries taught the exact same lesson at their locations. the goal, to prevent drownings and save lives. >> we learned, don't go into the pool unless somebody's watching you, how to roll over from your stomach to back to get your face out of water. those basic skills that oftentimes go unnoticed or unlearned. that's what we learn here, and that will help you in whatever situation you find yourself in. even at a little age. >> basic skills that could save your life. today's event was free for everyone who signed up. >>> the swifties are invading another city. we'll show you where excitement is building for another taylor swift sellout show. >>> a new name for a minneapolis, swiftie-apolis. swifties are excited for the "heiress" tour. they're already lined up at the merch truck outside u.s. bank stadium. the most popular items, a $65 sweatshirt that's gone viral. taylor swift will perform in minneapolis tomorrow and saturday. both shows are sold out. raj, i can see our daughters becoming swifties when they get older. >> we'll be going to these concerts soon. >> watch our newscast 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. >>> there's a lot going on. a troubling story in oakland. the 60-year-old man gunned down while doing yard work at his own home. the neighborhood in shock right now. how the victim's brother is responding this evening while the search for the gunman continues. >>> president biden is hosting a state dinner right now at the white house with india's prime minister as the guest of honor. it comes at a time when the president

city hall to redwood city, oakland, and even to the california department of education in sacramental. a drag queen story and campbell help kickoff pride month in the south bay. silicon valley pride at a shopping center, and this particular storytime event is viewed as a special comeback. it's a first one held after protesters interrupted the event last year. >> that was really painful. the happiest moment about that was that the kids did not notice, and they had a really great time. this time, it was all good. everybody got to enjoy the stories, the songs. dan: the event was standing room only with more than 125 people filling the bookstore. this year pride celebrations are happening in the wake of anti-lgbtq bills that are making many states less equitable. >> cornell barnard has a look at local reaction. quick see inclusive was raised in santa rosa near old courthouse square, kicking canal pride month. story davis was getting emotional. it is not so easy. now we have to be more visible. >> i think it is important to really show up if people feel safe. >> sonoma county pride kicks off this weekend with the parade and festival, celebrating the theme, community. organizers say this year, community could not be more important. >> very serious threats are being made toward our community. it's been a lot of steps forward and then a few steps back every year. >> more than 540 anti-lgbtq+ bills introduced this year in state legislatures. 220 bill specifically targeting transgender and non-binary people. 45 anti-lgbtq laws have been enacted this year. >> we are fortunate we get to live here in beautiful california where it is a lot more progressive. but it does give me pause to think about my trans brothers and sisters across the nation who have other issues they're dealing with as far as legislation is concerned. cornell: organizers say they're making big changes to this year's entertainment program. >> we added more drag this year and we are adding more talent to basically profile drag because there is a lot of what i consider hate going on against the transgender and drag community throughout the united states. cornell: but many say they refuse to be afraid. >> is nice to be part of a community that is more diverse. i get to meet people every time i go out. it feels safe. cornell: safety and security always to big concern for sonoma county pride. the 38th annual pride festival and parade kicks off saturday at 11:00 a.m. at courthouse square. cornell barnard, abc7news. ama: san francisco' pride parade isighlht of pride month and abc7 is a proud sponsor. watch on june 25 right here on abc7. dan: still to come on this special edition of abc7news, we will take you to san jose for the groundbreaking of a new housing development with a particular goal. ama: plus breaking news on the debt ceiling deal. the vote in the u.s. dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from 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fell on stage during the u.s. air force academy graduation. he took a hard fall. watch now, the president gave the commencement address and handed out diplomas, but as he turned to go back to his seat, he fell hard. he was helped up quickly and continued back to his chair for the rest of the event. the white house says he is fine, he simply tripped over a sandbag that was on stage to hold down the teleprompter. ama: alameda county prosecutors have reached a negotiated settlement, the case has been controversial for the da. he faced three murder charges in three separate 2008 killings until yesterday when a judge granted a request by the das office to dismiss two cases because a key witness now refuses to testify. the prosecutor said he is meeting tomorrow with the family oft -- the victim and the third place -- the third case, and alleged order for hire. he has been in jail since the 2008 killings. manna choose to killing a chinatown bakery employee was in court today but his 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( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. dan: in san jose today, groundbreaking for new affordable housing development. it has 60 total units on the ys out of the citymportant, it will be a 100% affordable housing development. >> the 5100 affordable housing units. when all the housing bond of elements are in operation, we will have new permanent housing for approximately 14,800 people. dan: 50% of the units will for people transitioning out of homelessness. ama: san mateo county just got a $5 million boost from the state, the grant will fund 28 manufactured housing units. 10 will go to farmworkers displaced by shooting at two mushroom farm set half moon bay. the others are earmarked for low income agricultural workers. the next step is to find a place to put these homes. dan: for the moment ween any ju. ama: is it going to stay like this? sandhya: we will keep it going, but we will see some fog in some parts of the bay area. good evening to all of you, let's check out the view from our santa cruz camera. if it hasn't been feeling like beach weather yet, we will have to wait that's way little bit longer for the coast. it did clear out nicely this aft

city. 73 in redwood city about 76 in woodside and 72 in palo alto, the south bay. we start to spring king a couple 80's there by tomorrow afternoon about 84 in campbell. 83 in saratoga about 84 degrees in sunnyvale. so some warmer temperatures beginning to show up just about the average for this time of year east bay. likely going to see a few 80's out there as well and sunshine for the better part of the afternoon inside the bay that sea breeze will be blowing. and then later on in the day, of course, the low clouds and fog will return starting to march back onshore again by tomorrow night about 73 degrees in benicia tomorrow. 73. a beautiful day in the napa valley. 78. it's back along the coastline. 50's and 60's with patchy fog there over the next few days. taking us into the weekend. we've got some warmer weather right around the average for this time of year. cooling down just a little bit on father's day. thank you, lawrence next, san francisco's cable cars and turning 150 years old. how city leaders and transit workers are celebrating the workers are celebrating the big milestone. ♪ when you start a business you put everything into it. hackers know that small business owners are busy. they don't always have time for cybersecurity, which makes them vulnerable to cyberattacks. ♪ -that's why the google tools they use every day are secure by default and why small businesses across the country are enrolling in google's cybersecurity workshop to learn the basics of cyberdefense. ♪ you built it, we'll help you defend it! ♪ "the doctor will see you now." you built it, we' but do they really?t! do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. >> it is a big day for a true san francisco icon. everyone's favorite. the city's famous cable cars turned

city, belmont, and the county center in redwood city. pride month officially began after the stonewall riots in new york city in 1969. it is now widely celebrated across the western world, not just in the u.s. >>> still ahead, getting ready to s-p-e-l-l. the bay area students vying for the title of national spelling bee champion. wake up, achievers. you're making the most of every hourur of your l life. exexcept the h hours thatt you're s sleeping. so why d do we leaveve so muh untapped p potential o on the t? this is a a next levelel be, for a nextxt level youou. my cirircadian rhyhythm is kicg yoyour circadidian rhythm'm's! it's's not a comompetition. i knowow, but i'm m still winn! so, it is s a competitition. saveve 50% on ththe sleep nunr lilimited editition smart t . plplus, free h home delivevern you add d an adjustatable ba. only a at sleep nunumber. >>> a bay e.r.a. city was ranked as the top place to raise a family. the survey by wallet hub put fremont at number one. the city ranked really well in education, child care, health, safety. several other bay area cities made the top ten. san jose number seven. s

city manager will start his new job in august. alex cheyenne is right now the assistant city manager in redwood city. the san mateo city council calls him a proven leader and says he's prepared to hit the ground running. he'll oversee 600 city employees and the 105,000 residents. he'll replace drue corbett, who retires this month. well, today, comedians are getting together to bring awareness to mental health issues. the comedians are putting together a show titled 1 degrees of separation to shed some light on depression and suicide in order to spark conversation, the show will be held at the throckmorton theater in mill valley, which is a significant venue for its connection to the late robin williams. the show is tonight at 8:00. you can buy tickets at the door for $25. our time now, 549 will tomorrow the historic angel island immigration station is hosting a family day. it's a sold out event. it includes a genealogy workshop, video screen highlighting the island's history. and of course, there'll be plenty of food. angel island received immigrants from mainly asian countries starting back in the mi

redwood city. yeah. daly, city, oakland, santa rosa, even including belmont, the flag will look for the first time in the city of pinellas 120 year history. >> as the first openly mayor of the city of i'm really proud to encourage our residents to come out and and really honor write the history and also the future of pride in the city of pinellas. >> mayor devin murray's hoping for a big crowd on saturday, june 10th when the 120 year old city will host its first official lgbtq pride event at fernandez park. and they're also going honor juneteenth celebration will start at noon 3 o'clock in the afternoon. they have music, dance and arts, crafts, food vendors in the park downtown. now for the first of what the mayor hopes becomes annual tradition. we'll keep you updated. of course, online and here on air. >> it's 67 san francisco kicked off pride with draghi downtown every thursday. now this month, new performers again take over a different downtown bars and restaurants to highlight the city's lgbtq+ community. and t

redwood city. a 73 degree day in the city, you notice that. that is a noticeably warmer day but it is not like you fall into the category for making the range on the heat risk map. this is the map we will start using more and more when we get into hot scenarios. we are not that high on the chart here but when you see the areas in the bay, south bay, inland east bay that are shading into the orange, this is the way of showing where we are at a moderate risk for heat-related impact. it is not crazy but it is the first one. this will catch people off guard. there will be some people who experience the oh, i was not prepared for this and i am overdoing it outdoors. 94 and the northbay valley. 92 for san jose. of course, that top line is where we start to see some triple digits showing up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> scientists get to experience life on another planet just by going to texas. >> we will tell you about their mission to better understand mars. >>> here is a live look outside before we head to the break. here are your cbs deals. >>>

city leaders gathered in redwood city to raise the flag. the emancipation proclamation took effect in 1863, but it wasn't until june 19, 1865, when the last 250,000 enslaved black people in texas finally received word of their freedom. >> what we celebrate in juneteenth is america's first real attempt to honor independence broadly. because the first independence day, july 4, 1776, really only applied to white male landowners. >>> still ahead, prince harry takes the witness stand in his lawsuit against three british tabloids. why he just became the first member of the royal family to face a hostile lawyer since the 1800s. >> he just wants to hold the tabloid press, salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >>> all right, you've got to see this. this is the result of an explosion at a hydroelectric power plant and dam causing massive flooding in a russian-controlled territory in southern ukraine. both russia and ukraine say that this mess is no accident. in fact, rushing waters are threatening already battered war zones. police are now evacuating thousands of people who are living in that area of the water's path. the dam is located in a russian-controlled territory and provides water and drinking and agriculture, things that sustain life. a western official says a motive for the attack being determined, but it could have happened to make it harder for ukraine to cross the river. >>> prince harry is taking the witness stand in his lawsuit trial against a british tabloid publisher. the publisher is accused of breaking the law for years to collect information about the royalty family. holly williams is in london with all the details. >> reporter: it's well known that some british tabloid newspapers hacked into the cellphones of celebrities, members of the royal family, and others then published their personal information. there have been several convictions in recent years, with newspapers paying out tens of millions of dollars to victims. and in 2011, rupert murdoch even made this humiliating apology in front of a parliamentary committee. >> i would just like to say one sentence. this is the most humble day of my life. >> reporter: but now prince harry has launched three new legal cases against the uk's powerful tabloid newspapers over phone hacking, with allegations dating back to the 1990s. piers morgan is the former editor of one of the papers accused. >> i'm not going to take lectures on privacy invasion from prince harry, somebody who's spent the last three years ruthlessly and cynically invading the royal family's privacy for vast commercial gain. >> reporter: matthew gill is a media lawyer. harry seems determined to have his day in court, why is that? >> he just wants to hold the tabloid press and, in this case, the mirror to account. he's livid, frankly. >> reporter: in legal documents, harry claims other members of the royal family have avoided going to court because they don't want to testify about issues that may be embarrassing. harry told oprah in 2021 that he believes his family is scared that the british tabloids with their massive readerships could turn against them. the mirror group admits that there's evidence that on one occasion it unlawfully gathered information about prince harry, and it's apologized for that. but it denies targeting him with phone hacking. holly williams, cbs news, london. >> this was the first time a senior member of the british royal family has faced cross examination under oath since the 1800s. >>> still ahead a unique home hitting the market in southern california. details on the house perched precariously atop a bridge. >>> and in sports, it's nascar week in sonoma. one more for the road for a former cup champion. >>> and stanford baseball two wins away from a 17th trip to the college world series. >>> we've got a lot of news to cover tonight. part two of our in-depth report on the child care crisis. more than half of america lives in an area with little or no access to child care. tonight how two moms are trying to "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? 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>> yes. >> wake up to the sound of water. not ideal for sleepwalkers. >> no. >> no, if you walk in your sleep, do not. >> lock all your doors. >> that's a good idea. >>> less than 0.1 of an inch of rain across the bay area. and now we're in a break in the action. the bulk of the rain falling offshore and in the high sierra. the storm system is very slowly moving to the east but our rain chances are almost done. i say almost because we're still watching the shower that is just falling apart as it tries to make way from east to west into solano county. that's the last shower that we are tracking. the rest of the bay area seeing a mix of clouds and sunshine, and even this shower looked much, much more impressive even 60 minutes ago. it has been dissolving as it tries to move in. futurecast shows that trend continuing as we head through the rest of tonight. we'll start off tomorrow morning with, well, what we've gotten used to. a mix of low cloud cover and fog. the fog isn't a big factor for the morning commute. the clouds should back up towards the coast as we head towards midday. temperatures are going to go up and down a little bit, but staying below average. and our rain chances go up and down a little bit, mostly down in the it's not likely to happen kind of rain through this week. a little bump to those chances sunday night into monday. it's not likely we're going to get some showers but maybe just enough of a rip until the atmosphere getting close enough there might be a shower that tries to hit the ground around sunrise monday morning. we'll keep an eye on it. it won't have an impact on the pollen count, in the medium category, and then up to the medium high category on saturday and likely once again on sunday. here's a mix of clouds and sunshine right now as we look at the southwest from salesforce tower. temperature made it up to the mid-60s in san francisco, but that's the cool spot around the area. the warm spot not a whole lot warmer. usually in june, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, sometimes even 90s, instead just 60s and 70s. low temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid-50s. highs tomorrow near average near the water, near 60 along the coast, low to mid-70s along the peninsula and in the south bay with temperatures inland and in the east bay in the mid-70s. mid to upper 60s in san francisco and oakland. it is a cool day in the north bay. you'll hold on to cloud cover longer into the late morning and early afternoon hours, and that limits how much the temperatures are going to warm up. a lot of 60s on the map. 70s for far northern sections of the north bay into inland mendocino county and lake county. temperatures don't change much through the next few days. mid to upper 60s for oakland and the east bay with temperatures inland staying below what's normal for this time of year. i don't think we're going to see any widespread 80-degree readings any time soon. even the warmest day, saturday and sunday, falling short of 80 degrees inland in the east bay. >> thanks so much, paul. >>> let's switch over to juliette goodrich. >> thank you so much. a hard-hit area for san francisco's hospitality industry, they're really dealing with it. what's now after the owner of two of the biggest hotels says it's walking away from its loans and giving up on the downtown. what it says about the recovery of tourism in the city now. >>> his pictures have been a refreshing break from all of that crime talk on next door, but then this oakland wildlife photographer was robbed at gunpoint. his expensive camera stolen. why he says there's been a surprising silver lining to the crime. i was out there this afternoon speaking with him. his story coming up at 6:00 as well. that's in about ten minutes. >>> first let's go to sports and vern. >> all right, baseball up top. and the giants record of 29-30 are trying to get some mojo back right now in colorado. a three-game series. joc pederson and estrada back from the injured list, moving pictures on the late show. >> we're going streaking. >>> stanford baseball last night won. they beat texas a&m in a third straight elimination game and advance to the super regionals for the fourth straight year. that's the longest streak in the country. the cardinal will host texas in a best of three series this weekend. winner advances to the college world series. >>> nba, the finals

city today. redwood city 71 and fremont at 74. i will show you how the numbers will change slightly over the next six days when we look at your seven-day forecast. we will get into the details on the weekend. >>> for now what does the thursday morning commute look like ? >> not too bad. here's a live look at the bay bridge with metering lights on but the backup is not that bad. typically it's around this time when he gets very busy. as i mentioned in the last hour we are getting into the summer traffic pattern where we will see less cars on the roadway with people out of school . many people are taking vacations because of the summer months. toward the end of the year for the school kids it gets lighter on the freeways which is the case right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will keep you updated if anything pops up that could be an issue. we had reports of a possible car fire on the upper deck . it does not look like it is causing any delays. dublin interchange is pretty windy with travel times coming up in >>> it is been a journey for passengers that just arrived at sfo early this morning after being stranded in russia. warm hugs and smiles with passengers getting off of the plane to reunite with loved ones. this video was taken just a few hours ago. let's take a live look at sfo this morning. according to flightaware air india flight landed just after midnight. the boeing 747 took off caring 260 passengers and 16 crew members that the plane developed a technical issue with one engine and the plane was forced to land in siberia, eastern russia. even minds is the war in ukraine started many airlines do not fly over russia but india still does. the airlines had to get another plane to take off from siberia. while that happened the passengers were taken to the hostel, and they were not allowed to leave while waiting and could not use their credit cards because of the sanctions over ukraine. you can imagine the relief from the loveones when they landed at sfo this morning. here is eileen talking about her on the experience from her aunt. her aunt was visiting the bay for wedding and was her first time traveling internationally. >> we got her a direct flight so she would not have to change planes or deal with other issues. it was not her fault or that of the airline but the customer service they provided, she was on a mattress with a skinny blanket. she was from india and did not have clothing for that weather or nothing. it is a lesson learned. >> air india announced a full refund of the fare and vouchers for future travel for passengers. many said the last few days consisted of a lot of the worry. the lack of communication from the airlines adding to the concern. you will hear more from them in the next 30 minutes but many of these people are just happy that they are here safely. >> absolutely. it must've felt like forever for them, and we are glad to have them back. >>> prosecutors told the former president trump legal team is the target of an investigation. it is about the classified information after he left office including at the mar-a-lago estate. it may mean that an indictment is intimate. federal prosecutors are allowed to tell people they are targets of a grand jury investigation. it gives people opportunity to testify before the prosecution goes forward. >>> former president mike pence launching his bid for the white house with a rally in i will iowa. he reviewed the front runner of former president trump who was his boss and focused on how trump pressured him to overturn the 2020 election . >>> what is going on with the nevada back at it again working to get the new oakland a's ballpark built in vegas. there's a lot of criticism in the bay area over the planned move but it looks like nevada may not even want the team. all day nevada state lawmakers in a special session discussing plans to allocate 380 main dollars of taxpayer money tell build the billion dollar ballpark on the strip. the committee heard hours long testimony for those for or against and those neutron the veal before closing the testimony time. the committee took no action on the bill . some lawmakers are not convinced it is a good gamble for the state. one assemblywoman had choice words about the team. >> that money is supposed to pay back the bonds but that is dependent on attendance. we know that the a's are the lowest attended in the nation and the worst team in the nation. i think the projections they will sell out every single game are inflated estimates that best. >> the 30,000 seat stadium would be the smallest in major league baseball . the special session will extend to the second day later this morning. if the vote continues to get pushback it could jeopardize the team timeline to play in >> thout that ingsstay in vegas we wille is 6:08. the second day as the smoke affecting air quality for tens of millions of americans. these dramatic images across the east coast right now. >>> it was something had to overcome. 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city to half moon bay. redwood city 76. 68 in the mission. across the north bay, 78 in napa to 89 in ukiah. then 62 here in bodega bay. similar numbers as we roll into friday, saturday. then here we go. by sunday, this is going to change it up for us again. another system dropping down. it's going to cool off our temperatures, also bring in wind. now, the changes in san francisco, it's going to be minimal. 63 sunday. wind gusts 15 to 40 miles per hour sunday and monday. 60s the next seven days but inland from 84 saturday to 63 sunday, 71 monday with wind. so right now if you're doing any planning for the weekend, saturday is definitely going to be the best way to get outside and enjoy it. >> unless dad likes it in the 70s. >> there you go. sunday not bad for the fathers too. >>> details emerging about the deadly shooting on the set of the movie "rust." what prosecutors are saying about the weapons expert that loaded that gun. atat kaiser pepermanente,, wewe care for r all thosee who o make your r family, well, yoyour family.y. that's whyhy all of us worork togetherer toto give themem the care,, and caringng, that anyny familyly would. kaiser p permanente.e. for r all that i is you. >>> a new accusation in the do itly shooting on the set of the movie "rust." prosecutors say the weapons expert on the set was likely hung over when she put a live bullet into a gun being used on the movie set. baldwin later fired that gun while filming a scene, killing the cinematographer. prosecutors say witnesses will testify hannah gutierrez reed was drinking heavily and smoking pot in the evening during the shooting of "rust." they've charged her with involuntary manslaughter. gutierrez reed's attorneys have filed a motion to dismiss. >>> the pga tour and liv golf have completed their merger but the move is under heavy scrutiny. key democrats in the u.s. senate have requested the justice department investigate that merger. senators like elizabeth warren and ron wyden believe the move could violate anti-trust laws. they're concerned about moral implications of a u.s. group funded by saudi arabia. the pga says this isn't a merger because saudi arabia's public investment fund will be a minority investor. neither liv nor doj were available for comment. >>> amidst scrutiny, the commissioner of the pga is stepping away. jay monahan is taking a leave of absence as he recuperates from a medical condition. the tour did not specify the medical condition or how long he'd be absent. >>> how does going to a concert in san francisco for free sound to you? there's a new idea being tossed around the cityttacks on n public infrastrucucture threaten t the institututions wewe all rely y on. when thesese organizatations run on googlgle cloud, theyey're defendnded by the ee aiai-powered s security thatat protects s all of gogoogle. ♪♪ dads a are specialal. fun.n. inspiring.g. always thehere for youou. so make e father's d day extrtra special l with gifts hehe'll love f from weatheher. floorlinerers... cargrgo liner..... seat prorotector.... susunshade.... readady-to-wash h system and cupfonone. or o our newest t product, the golflf cart mat.t. order thesese americanan made s oror a gift cacard at weaeathertech.c.com have a v very hahappy fatherer's day. jackie: community schools are so important to us. this is truly what students need. cecily: no two community schools are alike because it goes by what is happening in the community. rafael: we want this to be a one-stop shop for our families that puts parents and students first. kenny: the health and wellness center is a part of our holisti

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restaurant on clay street in oakland, along with music and redwood city's town square off broadway, starting around 5 o'clock. this year's event in redwood citye largest juneteenth event they put on so far. take a listen. what one organizer had to say. this an opportunity for us to share. >> the community oherall juneteenth 8 >> community gathering family friends. we welcome everyone. >> tomorrow there will be multiple festivals. one at mill valley's downtown plaza. another oakland's lake merritt amphitheater. and there's a parade in san francisco's fillmore district. livermore will also host an event at the bankhead plaza. and of course, there's the street party over in hayward, the juneteenth national independence day act was signed back in 2021 by president joe biden. >> officially making it a federal holiday in redwood city. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> in oakland. so the juneteenth fair kicks off sunday at noon at ground floor. oakland on telegraph avenue. organizers say there will be music and panels discussing the significance of juneteenth for more info about these and other juneteenth events can head to our web site kron 4 dot com

city. 73 redwood city. 78 south bay. temperatures in the low 80's today. also low 80's from the tri valley on up through walnut creek and concord, oakland, down through castro valley to fremont back in the 70's today. while vallejo a comfortable 73 vacaville, our hottest spot up to 87 degrees. we're rounding out our final days of spring in doing so with a little bit of ups and downs today tomorrow and saturday being the ups, the 80's inland 70's by the bay shore sunday for father's day and monday for juneteenth. actually a little cooler highs dropping into the 70's that our warmest and then our first day of summer now officially in sight next wednesday, kicking off the new season in the 70's and 80's rain. all right, john, thank you for that. will traffic has been building traveling along a about 30 minutes, stanley down in milpitas. >> and if you are going to trial into the cityabout 22 minutes to make that drive a lot of traffic for people there. we start off the morning with an accident that is since clear 20 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. the our san mateo bridge. if you're down in the south bay about 43 minutes. 85 up to menlo park. 2, 80 82, much better if you're trying navigate and get around those delays, a cracking down towards the maze about 23 minutes. once you hit richmond all the way to about berkeley's or traffic really bills. but you've got a little sweet spot and emeryville, once you get the maze back on the bridge, definitely slow you down a bit. 38 nearly 40 minutes. antioch in to conquer. if you're traveling there and over to phil ridge pretty nice. and light tolls to 101, about 13 minutes started games. back to you. >> thank you. reyna time now 7, 17 and in national news, the federal reserve has decided not to raise interest rates, but that pause in rate hikes is not it cut pause comes after what? 10 consecutive hikes. so i

redwood city, 79. pacifica, 79. daly city, you hang onto a little bit of that fog. 61 degrees and breezy. 76 in san rafael. sunny day in napa, 77. 79 in santa rosa. 71, oakland. uthe inland areas going to be warm, but no extreme heat. 86 degrees in brentwood. 84 in livermore. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the spring warmth is with us mid 80's inland, mid-70's coast. temperatures back off a few degrees, but still pleasant. father's day, it will turn windier and cooler. but i think you are still fine with dad if you have outdoor activities and plans. gusty for juneteenth as well. it is unseasonably strong trough that will pass to the north, dropping our temperatures as we head towards summer, which is wednesday. the temperatures will come up. the climate production center is predicting the summer months will be above average. dan: spring below average, some are above. thanks. reporter: our the a's days in oakland almost over? the teps that could take the team to las vegas. dan: the san francisco pride parade10 days away on wa

a big push in redwood city to protect renters . supporters showed up at the city meeting last night voicing their concerns about harassment from their landlords. people talked about their experiences. some who have lived in redwood city for more than two decades and others who grew up there with their families. you will hear from one resident who talks about an incident while living with her family. >> whenever we would ask for a basic repair , whether a functioning fridge, a stover water boiler he would increase the rent and kept telling us he would bring his lawyers to try to kick us out. >> the speakers were part of the group faith in action bay area. they came up with an anti-harassment city ordinance and presented it to the city council. it would bar landlords from taking specific harmful actions against tenants and also allow for tenants to enforce their rights against landlords who engage in these behaviors. redwood city provided this response and they say in part quote through the adoption of the anti-displacement strategy steph have been working diligentl

redwood city 74. oakland 64. in the city 62. and a cold, cold pattern.ay and even starting in early june although some sun may and we'll see that trend continue warmer inland i mean coast and bay may be jumping up a few degrees but inland temps are starting to get back into the upper 70s today. we'll go low 80s concord forecast highs 80 some low to mid 80s on the weekend. it looks like back to cooler for next week. thunderstorm activity to the mountains northeast california. it's been in and around reno. it looks like a little bit north and east of them now, but still, if you're heading up to redding or shasta or up to quincy susanville, keep an eye on things or even reno around tahoe, fog is getting chewed up a little sooner, but the water temps continue to be pretty cold. 51, 52, 54 near average to slightly below on the temps. a lot of 40s here. san carlos is in there. sunnyvale is in there of course. cal seville, santa rosa, petaluma mill valley. there are many as well. clayton's down to 45. martinez has joined the 40s party along with kensington, ver

city at 67 redwood city at 70 today, south bay temperatures in the mid 70's while in the east bay. it's also 60's to 70's livermore. at 75 for your daytime high conquered 76. while the north bay looking at 60's 70's to just a couple low 80's barely making it there for antioch in vacaville tomorrow, a repeat of today, wednesday, just a touch warmer. then the heat really on. after that. it's 90's to even a triple digit or 2 from thursday on into the weekend for inland areas, bay shore. you're also in for a warm-up from the 60's to 80's come friday and saturday, coastal areas will continue to offer our coolest weather highs remain in the 60's right along the coast on into the weekend. all right. on the eve of let's check on those bridges, the bay bridge right now. 15 minutes. things are looking much better. >> mateo bridge, about 13 minutes for you heading across towards peninsula. richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 21 minutes on this monday. >> all right. let's talk sports here at 9.48, the giants winning streak unfortunately came to an end over the weekend. yeah. they've won 11 of their last 12 games called for sports reporter aaron wilson has the highlights. >> well, yesterday was a tough day on the diamond from both of the bay area teams, the giants and a's both of the wrapping up their respective series but less top giant. let's go to oracle park with the giants were on a 3rd against the division-leading diamondbacks on yesterday. not a perfect day for cook in chi taking code day at the ballpark. you see him there in hand. top of the first no score one off a christian walker. it. >> he drives it into triples alley. no one. no one is going to get that the run comes into score in the diamondbacks. will they take a 1, 0, lead top of the 8th backed up by a run. and kate elmore today, will he launch of this one out to write or now that obviously long gone up heads on a 2 run shot which gives them a 3 to one lead. and now we go to the bottom of that for a while for jd davis and he shoots it up the middle for a base hit restaurant actually comes in. it's going die and inching closer to close in on that lead. a couple batters later, 2 on for patrick bailey. he grounds it. down the 3rd base line the memorial will trapped the blake sabol ends up over running it. >> now he has to go back and we'll he's tagged out a bone-headed in the giants rally there ultimately did cost him the giants fall 5 to 2. and here's what manager gabe kepler had to say about that play after the game. >> second base. hard with this. had put his head down around second base, looks up and sees longo on the grass, right. also hears the crowd getting really loud news, making the assumption that the down the left-field line and his brain thinking about scoring is very, very aggressive base runner. has been the entire season for us. we can make those type of base running happens often. it's really going to hurt us. also think it's unfair to give blake of the benefit. the doubt here, call it a very aggressive perhaps over aggressive base running mistake. make too much of it, turn the page and get ready for a term. >> well, they say effort is the hardest thing to teach. so i guess that's a good problem to have that. your sports, i'll send it back to you guys. >> all right. thank you very run by the way, the a's also last time this was a lopsided onto the blue jays beat them 12 to yesterday. have the lead. the whole game ages couldn't find a way to catch up to him. up next for the a's. so they're going to be taking on the yankees in oakland tomorrow night at 6.45. see if maybe they can't get a win >> all right. well, several major sporting events will be coming to levi's stadium over the next few years. yeah, and it all starts this weekend with thousands of soccer fans will flock to santa clara for the conca calf gold cup competition. levi stadium is hosting the sporting event on sunday and the head of levi stadium events shared with us. the significance of hosting this world-class event. we're so excited to host these events. >> it brings extreme economic impact to the bay area, santa clara and the surrounding area. so this >> fans come from all over to support our local restaurants, hotels and bars. so we're excited to keep attracting top events like this to levi stadium. >> giveaways, live music, even the iconic gold cup trophy is all going to be part of the fan fest, which is taking place before the game for anyone with the match chicken. >> all right, wolf, ewers americans are actually living paycheck to paycheck, according to the latest survey by lending club, the amount of people struggling to make ends meet came down 4% from april to may still about 57% of americans say they are living paycheck to paycheck and they are actually uncomfortable with emergency savings. unexpected expenses come up that stress their budget. some say they do have enough money saved up to cover 3 months worth of expenses. i will still to come in our next hour. we're talking about how you can keep your pet safe during the summary. and that's coming up in just a few days. >> also, your kiddies as well. we'll be right back. >> well, taylor swift and beyonce fans are being partially blamed for keeping inflation high this summer. it's an unofficial economic phenomenon being caught fun. flay shun people are splurging on experience is like night out and expensive concerts. they try to catch up on the fun following the pandemic lockdown saves. this is why you have to learn or fun. no money just along. although people spend so much money is what they think is pushing prices. asian on the high side. yeah. because hotels and restaurants. >> they start to, you know, increase their prices as demand increases for all the shows. in fact, economists say that all this contributes to higher localized inflation and maybe the central banks will continue raising interest rates in the fall because of hopefully that doesn't happen. the blaming you behind your all right, 9.55, the time coming up in the next hour of kron. 4 morning news at donut shop owner says something's got to be done about crime in oakland after his employees were robbed at gunpoint. >> we'll explain what happened. plus, people in walnut creek are angry after racist flyers are maaing their way around that cityay they're shocked that this could be happening where they live. and state senate senator scott wiener plans to announce. money for what he says will help transit agencies here in the bay area that are facing budget shortfalls. more on what his plan is. >> right now on the kron 4 morning news. police are investigating hate speech in walnut creek after anti juneteenth flyers were distributed around the city. plus, an oakland business owner says something needs to be done about crime in oakland after for floyd's were held at gunpoint during a robbery and the mother believes her baby became sick after swimming at stinson beach when water there tested positive for high levels of bacteria. >> from the local news station, you're watching on morning team. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on this monday. june 26th, i'm james fletcher and we'll start this hour with a check of the weather because we have a big changes on the horizon. john, with june started whole home. but it's goi

city at 74 redwood city at 78 south bay. temperatures in the low 80's just like yesterday, while 70's to 80's continue for the vast majority of the east bay oakland at 71 walnut creek. 78 today in vacaville are lone spot actually getting up to 90 degrees today? definitely a hot one for the stimulant now sunday and monday starting a trend of slightly cooler temperatures with highs falling from the 80's inland back into the 70's sunday for father's day. do expected to be a little bit breezy. we're rounding out the season with next wednesday being the first day of summer. as for your road, things out there still smooth and rolling. just fine. no metering lights just yet at the bay bridge yesterday. at this time we had a backup there. not so this morning, the san mateo bridge, a 13 minute drive across it. you're still rolling at the limit as you are as well at both. the richmond, sandra fell bridge and the golden gate bridge rain. all right, john, thank you for that. >> it has been an eventful week for the a's fans often on the field. now the fill the teen has been plain little better lately. maybe that's all that support. grover's sports director jason dumas has that story. >> as we all know, it has been an eventful week for the a's organization, their fan base, the cityss, but lost in all of that is the fact that the team has been playing some really good baseball. they tried to take 3 out of 4 from the raisin. got a cannon popped, enjoying the sunlight in the east bay. wrong hat, though, buddy, top of the second one. nothing rays and they have runners on the corners and taylor walls he finds the gap in left-center 2 to nothing. tampa bay early. let's go to the 4th same score. manuel you crush. that was soon as it came off bad. i knew it was going out of the park rays up 3 to nothing just like that. but things get interesting. bottom of the that the bases loaded 7 around a little looper that drops. we've got a tie game. in top of the 8th you can find another solo shot that bite them in the but this time his loot rally, his 12th home run of the season. that's the ballgame folks a's fall 4 to 3. all righty. that is your look at sports. all right, jason, thanks for >> they areas worst teams celebrating this week. earthquakes, host of the san francisco s

. >>> developing this morning a big push in redwood city to protect renters. supporter showed up at the cityouncil meeting last night voicing concerns about harassment from landlords. a number of people talk about their experiences. some who have lived in redwood city for more than two decades and others grew up with their families. you will hear from a resident who talks about an incident while living with her family. >> whenever we would ask for a basic repair, weather a functioning fridge, stover water boiler, he would increase the rent and told us he would bring his lawyers with him to try to kick us out. >> speakers were part of the group , faith in action bay area, they came up with a anti-harassment city ordinance and presented it to council last night. it bars landlords from taking specific harmful actions against tenants and would also allow for tenants to enforce their rights against landlords who engage in these behaviors. redwood city provided this response and they say apart quote through the adoption of the anti-displacement strategy, steph has been working diligently on potent

cities like oakland and redwood city kicked off celebrations tonight. >> an opportunity for us to share. the community overall juneteenth. 8 commun ty gathering family friends. we welcome everyone. >> tomorrow's festivals include one of mill valley's downtown plaza. another at oakland's lake merritt amphitheater. there will be a parade in san francisco's fillmore district livermore will host an event at the bankhead plaza and a street party is set to happen in downtown hayward. still ahead tonight on kron 4 news today, millions of americans can now get free or discounted internet service. how you can qualify. >> also have the latest round of covid vaccines is about to change. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv pills aren't on my mind. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients, or if you're taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions, post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. it feels good to just live in the moment. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. ask your doctor about cabenuva today. >> for your health tonight, eating your meals earlier might help prevent obesity and diabetes. a new york university researchers looked at a pattern known early time restricted feeding 80% of the calories were provided in the first 8 hours of the day. that seemed to make a difference. researchers say the group's blood sugar levels dropped. people lost weight after about a week. let's hope the results can lead to a better diet plan for people at risk of diabetes. >> a group of fda's scientific advisors recommend the next round of covid-19. boosters should only include protection against the newest variants, a branch of omicron named xbb. the fda's vaccine. chief says the agency is concerned about another wave of covid in the winter as people move indoors and immunity wanes. here's what doctor peter chin hong from ucsf had to say about vaccine fatigue. >> i told the on the sunlight people get vaccine fatigue. i for months here, 2 months there, it's really tough to keep up. but i think coming this fall with both flu and covid hopefully should get simpler. a lot of people. the cdc will make the final recommendations on who should get the updated shot. and when. >> president biden has appointed a new cdc boss, doctor mandy cohen. she was previously had of north carolina's health department and was a senior official at the federal centers for medicare and medicaid services. cohen will take over for doctor rochelle walensky who is leaving her position at the end of the month. millions of americans can now get free or discounted internet. this is under new infrastructure. law includes funding to cover internet bills up to $30 a month for eligible households, people in a certain government assistance programs like snap and medicaid qualify along with pell grant recipients. >> to resources materials is the pencil. in many cases, families not going to anything based on their income or their need level. >> the white house says nearly 20 million households are enrolled and getting a total discount of 500 million dollars a month off internet bills. coming up on kron, 4 news at it's a special day for us here at kron 4. it is founder's day of caring. we're going to have a look at how volunteers came together to help the community. plus what experts believe caused the surfside condo collapse in florida 2 years ago. and lawmakers gather in san francisco to raise awareness about gun violence will have details on what was the stuff details on what was the stuff discussed when we return. - you ok? - there's a flex alert today so i'm mentally preparing for the power outage. oh, well we can help stop one because we're gonna reduce our energy use from 4-9pm. - what now? - i stepped on a plug. oh that's my bad... unplugging. when it comes to preventing outages, the power is ours. is gun violence awareness month. and today some lawmakers gathered in san francisco to mark that fact trump was rob nesbitt was at the event and tells us what was discussed to try to prevent another mass shooting. >> california's lieutenant governor, the former speaker of the house and several members of congress spoke today about the issue of gun violence. >> saying california is at the forefront of passing strict gun laws but that congress needs to do more to help the country gathered outside of united playaz a san francisco based group dedicated to preventing youth violence, a community that its frustrations known there are too many. >> kids dying on the streets june as gun violence awareness month and guns are now the number one killer of kids in the u.s.. >> in 2023, there have been more mass shootings than days of the year. according to representative mike thompson, kids. >> are on edge. they're afraid to go to school. parents are afraid to drop their kids off at school. no place is safe. thompson is the chair of the gun violence prevention task force in congress and was joined friday by other lawmakers, including representative barbara lee and former speaker of the house nancy pelosi calling for stricter gun laws at the federal level. thoughts and are not enough. >> moments of silence. there are not enough. tweets and and videos that they're not enough. we need action. pelosi called on the public to follow the money, a big gun companies and the lives that are lost because of it. if on a mobile industry, they have to pay a price. if they make a faulty but these guys, they can make guns that kill people all the time. no accountability. one of those victims of gun violence in san francisco was clear. sunshine, us and camillo who was shot and killed in 2014. she's now a member of moms demand action using her platform to call for change. but these common sense laws will prevent someone >> else's child's death. we know that we don't want any more members in our club. >> as chair of the gun violence prevention task force thompson has called that republican leaders to bring several pieces of gun violence prevention legislation to a vote in the house. but those demands have largely been ignored. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news time now for our 4 zone forecast. let's take a look well, if you're next to a cloud on the ground, catherine, we're learning it's considered fog, right? if you're looking up at it in the sky, it's a cloud. ok? earlier, lawrence, we're looking at and i turned to can. >> off camera. nice. okay. so it's that fall of those clouds. so he explained that, you know, the funny thing here in the bay area, we're always talking about a lot, right? you would know this. i shock, but most of us really stratus because fog has to be touching the ground. yeah. so that's true. fog. but we just in the bay area, we just got so used to call it fog carl or whatever you will. now, i fully understand. yeah. all right. will educate. let's move along with the rest lesson here today. and we're going to see some of fog continue to roll back onshore tonight out of sfo. we've got some patchy clouds out there right now. the good news is no delays. sfo, oakland or san jose. you're looking good. >> hey, how much you get to a forecast of the monterey bay. we are going to see some low clouds there and maybe even some true fog tomorrow morning about 57 degrees in santa cruz. 62 for a high. >> in monterey, 61 in carmel. but if you head toward carmel valley in the back of the valley there those warm temperatures, sunshine and about 72 degrees. southern california continues to stand. usually cool, but it will be comfortable tomorrow. 73 in san diego. 72 in long beach. 76 degrees in los angeles. if you head to the high country, know they're still a lot of snow in the high country yet to melt. but more is going to melt tomorrow with temperatures like this. 73 in truckee about 74 degrees. south lake tahoe, 86 reno, the warm 83 in carson city. all right. if you're sticking around for the weekend, right to father's day, we'll get on the windy side. i think especially into sunday those winds going how look at the temperatures dropping off highs by monday only in the 50's. so that's a sign of a big change in the beginning of the weekend. not bad. you can see temperatures around the bay area 60's in the san francisco breezy toward the coastline in the afternoon. maybe couple patches of drizzle out toward the beaches, 50's and 60's along the coastline. get inside the bay of 5 sunshine and some nice weather, 70 in burlingame about 69 degrees. carlos. 75 in redwood city about 86 degrees in campbell tomorrow. 81 in san jose. 84 in los gatos. how about 85 in livermore? so some nice weather as you make your way inland. in fact, these temperatures right about the average for this time of year inside the bay will get breezy in the afternoon in the berkeley at 67, same in a richmond to and 73 degrees in hercules. looking at 73 also in

speakers live music and entertainment some of these bay area cities like oakland and redwood city are kicking off their celebrations tonight. >> opportunity for us to share. the community overall juneteenth 8. >> food. community gathering family friends. we welcome everyone. >> all right. here's a look at some of the upcoming events happening on saturday. there's one at mill valley's downtown plaza. another oakland's lake merritt amphitheater. there's a parade in san francisco's fillmore district in livermore will host event at bankhead plaza and a street party is set to happen in downtown hayward. >> still ahead, pups are getting all dressed up for pride. we'll talk to the local shelter that's putting together. it's really fun event. but first, what researchers are linking to a researchers are linking to a rise in cancer rates. i was stuck. unresolved depression symptoms were in my way. i needed more from my antidepressant. vraylar helped give it a lift. adding vraylar to an antidepressant... ...is clinically proven to help relieve overall depression symptoms... ...better than an ant

redwood city event. so you'll hear from them at around 9 o'clock. it's a very latest redwood city of michael thomas. often it back to live in the studio. thanks. michael ceiling. >> 8.11 that i'm still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. a theater in the east bay closing its doors after nearly 90 years in business. tell you why. plus the san francisco police chief is weighing in on a controversial policy meant to help fight open drug markets. so more on that in a minute. and then after the break, president biden is trying to crack down on so-called junk fees that cost people millions of dollars every year. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. >> a 14 and in the east bay, the albany, twin theater is closing going dark after almost 90 years. kron four's gayle ong talk with movie fans. the community is completely shocked. bridget, a clean one of several movie goers here to watch her last film at the albany twin

redwood city. some people there are demanding better housing conditions for low income residents. they want citycome apartments like mold bugs and other problems. they say city council ignores their concerns and they're going to push the council to take action at tonight's city council meeting. researchers say that longer ballots with many candidates or issues to choose among could deter people from voting. a new study at the university of florida shows when the list of candidates is long, many voters are overwhelmed. researchers say the study is important to consider for the upcoming presidential election. where there are, as of now, 12 republicans, three democrats and one independent candidate. well, republican candidates for president gathered over the weekend in washington, d.c, at the faith and freedom coalition's annual conference. it was a chance for those candidates to reach out to evangelical voters. the former president trump praised his role in the supreme court's decision , overturned roe v wade. the three day conference coincided with the one year anniversary of the supreme court de

city headed for 64, while redwood city will reach up to about 72. in san francisco, we should see a little bit more sunshine downtown and in the mission district. so we're reaching into the mid-60s. for the north bay we're reaching 75 in sonoma. ukiah up to 84 degrees today. so definitely warmer farther to the north. so speaking of warmth, here is a look at the current sierra snowpack. it continues to melt and we're still at nearly 500% of its normal amount for this day in the southern sierra. so how much more is there to melt? we're about halfway there, so there still may be several more weeks left of at least seeing the snow in the distance once you visit the sierra, looking at the upper elevations. it's filling those larger reservoirs that are still at or even close to capacity. we're seeing those reservoirs continuing to fill up due to all of that sierra snowmelt. and we have more warm weather and dry conditions headed our way as high pressure builds and brings in more of a northerly wind. for the inland areas temperatures go up slightly. you may not notice much of a difference near the coast. cooler weather will be returning sunday into next week. so the spike in temperatures is only for about three or four days and we'll see that by the end of the week into saturday as we get more sunshine here. >>> how is the south bay commute sorting out? >> sorting out to normal, which just means normal. 87 sees a little more traffic because of that big backup on 85, which has cleared. as things calm down the ripple will happen. you lose the impact of the earlier issue on 85. north 880 at 92, the crash is off to the shoulder. very little impact, lighter volume of traffic for the slowing down through san leandro into hayward and union city. no major issues around the bay. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:54. happening now, san carlos is welcoming a new police chief. mark meyers is taking over the department. he's a veteran of the sheriff's office. as a deputy he was a field training officer and a s.w.a.t. team member. in a statement, meyers says he's very honored to accept the new position. >>> and a quick look at those top stories this morning, including another deadly shooting on san francisco streets overnight. the new details we're learning as the investigation gets under way. plus, fighting to keep the a's in oakland. the big demonstration planned for today as fans push back against a proposed las vegas stadium. keep it right here. you're watching "tay in the odba >>> 6:58. welcome back. we're moving you forward with a look at our top stories we're following here on "today in the bay." >> we continue to follow that breaking news out of san francisco. this is where police are investigating an apparent dead

that the county senator in redwood city and they'll be raising this one at about 10 o'clock this morning. the address you see there on your screen, 400 county sen redwood cityjune 1st. here we go. all right. well, have some are. yeah, i really feel like by the weekend john says, we are going to feel like we're kicking off morning morning is felt not kind of cool out there for sure. memorial day weekend was a little on the cooler than average side. >> but you guys are right, june first today and we're already starting to feel a bit of a warm-up. a few more changes to know. look at how much clear it is out there than yesterday. yesterday. at this time it was pretty socked in in san francisco. you've got some writer skies out there right now for sure. skies will remain pretty clear for most of the day for the vast majority of the bay area. and we're really seeing that low pressure area weakening high pressure ridge behind me set to be building in this weekend, especially that is what is going to contribute to this big warm-up that we have nothing too terribly hot, but we are talking 80's friday, saturday and sunday for our inland areas today. lots of sunshine

city boulevard after a crash in foster city. the crash happened around one 30 this morning. we're told the driver okay. thankfully you can see multiple amazon packages across the roadway. there. redwood city chp says lanes are impacted and it's going to take several hours to get everything cleaned out. we've got four's will tran headed to that scene right now? he's going have a live report coming up and about half an hour again. hey, if you're out there traveling this morning, remember, you got other options, the bay bridge. you have the richmond, san mateo bridge. you also have the dumbarton bridge. those just alternate. you can take if you want to stay away from the san mateo bridge this morning. all right. well, as you're just waking up another day, middle of the week, a lot to get to. we've been talking about the weather was really weird yesterday, john wondered, is it all over the place again today? good morning, we are looking at another day that is going to be bringing some milder than average temperatures. we are seeing conditions out there today that are going to be staying dry, though. >> your view out in the east bay looking down at some cloud cover that's sitting right there a

city. 69 oakland. low 70's in redwood city. san jose and palo alto. 61 for half moon bay. mid 60's in novato and 70 fairfield. 73 livermore, concord. -- concord, 69. these are the forecast headlines. the robust marine layer will return tonight. temperatures will be average and we can expect more june gloom going into early next week. overnight lows and cloudy skies -- under cloudy skies and highs in the upper 50's. upper 60's to around 70 are on the bay shoreline. inland areas, mid to upper 70's. low to mid 70's in the north bay. mid to upper 70's in the south bay. going into the weekend, expect the pattern to continue. a lot of june gloom. lots of clouds in the sky. we will get breaks of sunshine in the afternoon. a minor warm up sunday and monday. further warming on tuesday and wednesday under partly cloudy skies. at least temperatures get closer to spring-like levels by midweek next week. dan: it will be 100 before we know it. [laughter] a major/for -- splash for major league soccer. messi plans to sign with a miami team and the return to his former club, barcelona. he is currently playing for a team in paris. he is regarded as one of the greatest players of all time and led argentina to the world cup in 2022. another soccer star, david beckham, is one of the co-owners of the miami club. kristen: coming up, nevada lawmakers beginning discussing a proposal to build a ballpark for the a's, wild officials in oakland call for action to try to keep the team from moving. what would you give for a child you loved, to make their wish come true? to help them fight a critical illness, just imagine what you'd do. every single one of us can make the stars align. because when we come together, hope and joy will shine. ♪ ♪ dan: the plight of a funding plan for the oakland a's ballpark in las vegas is still uncertain and today than nevada assembly and state senate reconvened in a special session called by the governor. the session is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m.. both went into a recess that lasted three hours. no reason given for that. once testimony began, pro-stadium forces made their case for spending $380 million in public money to build a 30,000 seat ballpark on the vegas strip. lawmakers are not happy about the whole thing. an assembly member targeted the governor and the a's owner john fisher, tweeting "to be clear, they may be able to force us into a special session but they are going to find out pretty quickly how many of us see through this grift." strong words. the session will go into the evening. we will keep tabs on it. kristen: loyal fans, lawma even steph curry are coming to bet to keep the a's in oakland. dan: lena how land has the reaction along with the new reverse boycott to pack the stands next tuesday night. reporter: the oakland a's not going down without a fight and holding out hope the deal in nevada could still fall through. >> this is like, urgency time for a's fans. reporter: a nonprofit made up of diehard a's fans is holding a reverse boycott at the next home game tuesday night, when the a's take on the tampa bay rays, calling on fans to pack the stadium. raising enough money to hand out thousands of shirts to fans on tuesday, which say the words "sell," asking john fisher to sell the team -- "sell," asking john fisher to sell the team. he is confident the game will sellout all 50,000 seats. he is also holding out hope the las vegas deal will fall apart, as oakland has already lost the warriors on the raiders. >> we are hoping that the teachers went out and the people in nevada realize that these guys have $3 billion, the a's owner, that they need to focus on giving subsidy to the local community and stop stealing our teams. reporter: this while the congress member, barbara lee, who represents oakland wrote a letter to the mlb commissioner on wednesday, pushing rob manfred to reconsider mlb's involvement with the a's relocation progress. saying in part, "mlb's continued active encouragement of the a's abandonment of oakland and the east bay runs counter the rationale supporting mlb's century-old exemption from federal antitrust law." the oakland mayor, standing united with congresswoman lee to keep the a's rooted in oakland. >> i know mlb has this great concept of wanting to diversify its fan base. so we need a baseball team. we deserve a baseball team. we want the oakland a's to be routed here whether it's with this current ownership more than the ownership. >> it is something we are all hoping for, which is to sell. reporter: whether or not a sale happens, the golden state warriors star steph curry is also coming to bat for the community of oakland. >> even when we left oakland to san francisco, it was a tough move, but we are still in the area and able to reach the fan base that support us. we hope they stay. that's the answer. because you know how much it means for the community to have something to look forward to. kristen: the more to say in the interview with our kc pratt, including what she's been doing behind the scenes when it comes to the a's. let's get to our sports director who joins us now without part of the story. larry: the mayor did not hold back anything in her interview yesterday in her office at citye believes the city and the a's were only a couple of days away from penalizing at the deal at howard terminal when the a's owner john fisher called out of the blue and said the team would instead be focusing on vegas. the mayor immediately broke off negotiations, telling pratt she didn't want to be part of the efforts to try to leverage both cities. she says since then she's been working to try to scuttle any ballpark deal in vegas. >> i can tell you right here right now that i have been doing so much work in the background. i did not make it easy for them to try to push this legislation through. i've been in contact with legislators in nevada and on the phone. . picking up the phone and calling all the different people and labor unions to really make it so that it's harder for them. because we want the oakland a's here. i'm fighting for the oakland a's . . the fans are fighting for the oakland a's. why not here in oakland? dan: the mayor says if john fisher were to call her today, sh

restaurant on clay street in oakland, along with music and redwood city's town square off broadway, starting around 5 o'clock. this year's event in redwood citylargest juneteenth event they put on so far. take a listen to what one organizer had to say. an opportunity for us to share. >> the community overall, jane king 8 >> community gathering family friends. we welcome everyone. >> tomorrow there will be multiple festivals. one at mill valley's downtown plaza. another oakland's lake merritt amphitheater. and there's a parade in san francisco's fillmore district. livermore will also host an event at the bankhead plaza. and of course, there's the street party over in hayward. >> the juneteenth national independence day act was signed back in 2021 by president joe biden officially making it a federal holiday in redwood city. michael thomas kron. 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, volunteers will install san francisco's iconic pink triangle in the twin peaks neighborhood in honor of pride month. the ceremony starts at 11 and this year the ceremony will start with a look back at the history of this pink triangle. this year's event will include san fr

cities mostly in the 80's redwood city at 88 today. san jose. you'll get up to 93 degrees. well, 80's to 90's across most of the east bay future pul digits like in concord, in antioch, berkeley and richmond. our coolest spots in the east bay at 78 while vacaville in pittsburgh at 101, antioch, our warmest spot today at 100 in 2 degrees. tomorrow is expected to be even hotter inland. triple digits, 90's by the bay shore sunday, one last triple digit day. before we start to cool down by next tuesday for the 4th of july, we're in the upper 80's at the warmest. here's the good news will remain cool during evening hours. so after hot days you'll be able to get outside during your nights in your morning's enjoy a much cooler feel. but with this being such a dry air, mass fire danger is a big concern. each of your next 7 days. great highlights on the eve of that. let's get a quick look at your bridges this morning. heading into the city22 minutes. >> maze of that fremont street exit, our mateo bridge around 13, 80 to 101, richmond, sandra fell bridge 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge is that little line fall. 20 minutes. please take your time. >> well, time now 6.51 lets talk bay area sports. the giants were taking on the blue jays for game 3 of their series sports director jason dumas has those highlights for us. >> the giants looking to bounce back in take the series against the blue jays after getting straight up thump on wednesday can win on the bump for the giants and check out giants fan wearing the captain's hat and old to brandon belt. the former giant current toronto blue. jay, we pick things up in the 3rd. chris bassitt got himself in some trouble. then got himself out some trouble. he struck out 3 straight batters, including jd davis who did not agree with it. he gets tossed. incomes. gabe kepler, he gets tossed. everyone gets tossed. meanwhile, wind got some help in the jock peterson on his high voice

redwood city, only 66. canfield, 65. oakland 64. and the city was only 61 degrees. big fog bank again.ressures come in and they lift the bases so you have low overcast and you also have drizzle and it makes a huge push inland. we've been locked in on this probably for the entire month. i mean, there have been some unseasonably deep ones. the one we have now is not as strong as what we had last week, but the warming, once this low kicks in, that'll be on wednesday, then some warming will take place. big thunderstorms over northern mendocino county, northern sacramento valley yesterday, also in northeast california and in the sierra, but mainly on the east side and towards reno. for us, though, it's all about low clouds and fog and an onshore breeze or wind. i mean, not too bad, but west southwest, 23 of travis concord's been up to 22mph, 50 on the temps, low 50s, mid 50s, a couple of 40s here one one on woodside it says 47 menlo park or los altos 49 excuse me, los altos, that's new menlo park at 52. and then also pacifica 52, pillar point 53. a lot of mid 50s. los altos hills, no down t

same for redwood city, oakland and santa cruz, 64. and the city at 62. i mentioned santa cruz because santa cruz magazine says my tomato plants do not approve of this message. i've heard a lot. i've heard from many, including my own tomato plants. they're like, steve, dude, where's the heat? i don't see any. a little bit. today we'll go into the weekend. inland temps will jump up a little bit here. santa rosa to 80, oakland to 68. that's still below average. livermore from 74 to 80. that's still below average. and san jose from 74 to 77. you can see fog out there to the north of about again, it's around point raised . bolinas south tends to hug the coast. what's inland is not going to last very long. we sawa couple of days ago, big time thunderstorm, northeast circulation around that. that has been really firing up. not as much around tahoe and reno, but i'll keep it in the forecast just because it's close enough. and it wouldn't take much a little disruption on the fog in southern california, but still plenty there. water temps are cold. these are prett

city has hosted a flag raising ceremony for pride month. san mateo county leaders held a separate, similar event in redwood city. they marked the start of pride month by raising the pride flag. their city. county leaders say they want to show that san mateo county is, quote, a welcoming, inclusive county and a safe space to explore gender expression, end quote. there's more festivities ahead. on june 10th, san mateo county will host its yearly pride celebration and this year it will include the county's first ever pride parade . and looking ahead, the san francisco pride parade will be held on june 25th. it is one of the largest pride parades in the world. last year's celebration was the first parade since the coronavirus pandemic. about 500,000 people attended that event. for all the latest news and information on pride events and celebrations in the bay area, you can check out our website. just go to ktvu. com slash pride. well, the city of livermore is changing its rules about fireworks. fireworks are illegal in that city. but this month the council added a social hosting provision to its ban. that means the property owner or person hosting a gathering can be held responsible if fir

redwood city air. there are rays that one at 10:00am the address on your screen. 400 counties redwood city. ead of the call for morning news counties in the bay area are getting ready for fire season. >> why they say the winter storms we saw created a whole well, here are 4 things you should know before you head out the door this morning, the u.s. postal service offering reward of up to $50,000 for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person they say ronald. a postal worker in san francisco. the value of twitter drop to about a 3rd of what elon musk paid for it when he took over the company will talk more about that. >> and pacific is only bowling alley. siebel, close. >> after its owner decided to retire. and the oakland zoo is offering a 50% discount for the summer visitors who stop by after 03:00pm and monday through thursday until august 31st. healthy jeanne, they have now agreed to pay 15 million dollars for their part in the deadly zogg fire. the fire sparked a shasta county after a tree fell on energized pg and e line back in 2020 our 56,000 acres destroyed more

redwood city. mayor matt mahan is making it clear that drugs on city streets will not be tolerated. during a press conference, mahan joined the police chief and others to promise drug dealers will be put in a jail sale. -- cell. mayor mahan: if nobody is buying it, nobody would be dealing it. last year, we had 246 people die on our street. amount of people who died in our city from homicide and traffic the sale of these -- and traffic fatalities combined. to say "that's their choice," i don't buy that. i don't think it is common sense. i don't think it is humane. >> the mayor says san jose is the biggest city in the bay area, and he wants to keep it that way. let's get a check on your forecast. frances, how is it looking on this sunday? frances: it is looking gray, gloria, and temperatures will be similar to yesterday fit i will have the complete accuweather 7-day forecast, that does include a big warm up at the end of the week. gloria: sounds good. thank you so much, frances. also, questions continue to soar around the titans. how the ceo ignored warnings. plus, troops ordered to h

city of san francisco where we will have pride festivities going on this weekend. 71 for the peninsula redwood city. your extended forecast here getting into the weekend. temperature showers remain status quo mid upper 70s for inland cities60s around the bay low 60s at the coast monday tuesday start out with the morning clouds the patchy drizzle and our temperatures remaining pretty much the same. back to you. all right. thank you, rosemary. a popular surfing competition has returned to surf city, usa for four legged competitors. the purina incredible dog challenge began today and it continues tomorrow down in huntington beach in orange county. the event's been going on for 26 years. the dog surfers will be judged on the size of the wave. the tricks they perform, their confidence, their balance and the length of the ride. there's also an agility course as well as a dog diving competition. really cute. the san jose animal care center announced yesterday that it will waive all adoption fees through the end of july. the center is trying to find homes for hundreds of animals who have come into their care. this center is under the city's animal care and services division. they assist with lost in stray pets, pet licensing, an

also foster city, 74 redwood city. 71 palo alto, the south bay in the lower 70's, told just cloudy rightpper 60's light up the east bay shoreline, tri valley for today. at least we're talking mid 70's, 70 or so going on for a dublin walnut creek. 70 to 75 for conquer. this going to the warmest pocket is that typically is you always remember during summer months when those numbers are spiking, what places where they do, they're going to be the warmest obviously for today. 64 vallejo fairfield, 74 71 going on for napa. in 75 for santa rosa. pat cold coast there. so the 70 forecast, the gradual warm up as you can see, goes through the 70's and then by wednesday. well, we hit 82nand then we start to get into the 90's. by the time we get to thursday friday, warming up along the east bay shoreline as well. but it will remain even towards the end of the week. chilly along the coast where there's always going to that kind of mixed bag of sun and clouds even by thursday into friday. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> real secret excuse me, thrill-seeking travelers are always looking for th

redwood city. yes, june first the first day of pride in cities and counties all over the bay area are holding eventsdent leading a progress pride flag raising event? >> at the county centered a pine saying the county is leading the way mateo county leader and in promoting lgbtq rights in the community. and one thing we're very proud of is we established lgbtq commission. >> which we think it's the first in the state that created. and we did that here in san mateo county event also took place in sonoma county this morning, santa rosa and around noon, the city of oakland holding a ceremony at their city hall. but if you didn't make it to earlier ceremonies in the city, >> there will be an event at 6.30, this afternoon at the castro where jane fonda is expected to be there to have a conversation. so as you guys can tell a lot going on for the first day of pride. if you want more information, you can go online to kron 4 dot com. back to you. >> all right, tiffany, thank you. >> and we are kicking off pride month here at kron. 4 news with a look at one of the oldest lgbtq+ bars in the country. the white

redwood city. the san jose mayor is making it clear that drugs on city streets will not be tolerated. at a press conference, he joined the police chief to promise that drug dealers will be put in jail. he said his office is focusing on users get treatment. >> if nobody was bu nobody would be dealing it -- then nobody would be dealing it. last year, we had 246 people die on our streets. so, clearly we are leaving too many people on the streets to die saying it is a choice, but i do not think that is common sense. gloria: he says it san jose is the safest big city in the bay area and he wants to keep it that way. now the forecast. frances: good morning. we marshaling you the pride flag in the wind from a roof camera. winds are light right now but they will pick up, it could be gusty this afternoon. that means temperatures on the cooler side. i will have your forecast, coming up. gloria: also ahead, questions continue to swirl around the titanic sub. how in engineer says the oceangate ceo ignored warnings. and troops order to halt in moscow, the late on a rebellion and how the u.s. is re