look at the san francisco website. we had zero deaths in the month of june. that is true in chicago, true in new york. it will be about severe disease in terms of tracking. unfortunately we will never get rid of covid. that is not people's fault. kristen: even though we won't get rid of it, i wonder if you think medication members -- think mitigation measures to prevent transmission are needed. hospitalizations are low, but many wonder if keeping people out of hospitals and icu's should be our main metric for defining success. we know a lot of people who have long covid. i know an 18-year-old who had it a year ago and has been fatigued ever since. isn't there serious cost to the individual as a whole to have more long covid cases that could have been prevented if we try to ran i thinkon is lek eord. i doubt mask mandates will come back. the new york times covered it last week, mask mandates have not seemed to make a difference after vaccination. i think wearing masks indoors if you want no transmission is the right approach. it is also probably the right appr

i want to tell our audience, you can find out all about this in the archdiocese of san francisco by going to websitesfarch.org. mike's phone number is there. informational evenings, they will continue. >> they continue, yes. >> men, take a look. ask about it. it's fascinating. a great service to the church. thank you for being with us. we will see you next time on "mosaic." ♪ oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is the kpix5 news. >> it is a big deal that behave four people in custody for four murders in a short period of time. >> san francisco police are tryin

we have links to the "san francisco standard" original reporting on our website, za and check out oura streaming app. stay with us, karina: welcome back. the big headline on covid-19 is that an fda panel has recommended the novavax vaccine to be the fourth vaccine allowed for use in the u.s. that is the first hurdle toward getting fda authorization. joining us is california state epidemiologist erica pan. thank you for being here. let's talk about the big news for another covid vaccine. fda advisers recommended the covid shots by novavax. can you talk about what that would mean for the general public if fully approved? >> it means we have another vexing tool, which is exciting. and it is a different platform than our current, mrna vaccines and the johnson & johnson vaccine. that is exciting to have another vaccine. and this vaccine platform is similar to many other vaccines we have used over several decades, so excited to have another tool and waiting to hear when we will have the supply if it gets authorized, to be able to administer. karina: i have to ask because you see stories of

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website. well, today in san francisco pride weekend is in full swing. and you're looking at the 42nd annual front runners pride parade state senator scott wiener who is based here in san francisco tweeted out the video with the message they're coming for us. but we're not going anywhere. there was a 5 k 10 k and kids dash all to raise money for the lgbtq youth afterwards, participants were treated to some snacks and awards and community activities. san francisco's pride parade is tomorrow along market street from beal to 8th and it starts at 10, 30 in the morning. muni is actually rerouting some of their buses for market street largely to mission street. there's a lot of information that you can see here on this map. so if you're going to need a not longer, look, you go to our web site will have the map up there. kron 4 dot com. all right. we'll be taking a a look now at our forecast. we us all looking pretty sunny day out there today. now the fog starting to roll in, but how we looking for pride tomorrow tomorrow is going to be war bird and about 10 de

website. kron 4 dot com. thousands of people hitting the streets of san francisco to attend the 30th annual march this afternoon. kron four's justin campbell was there and shares more on why their message this year is more important than ever before. >> a big show of support here at dolores park for the eid festival. many people out here response the supreme court's decision this behind the dancing. people are marching and speaking out. >> people come to support my kids. you know, myla chance. a mother of 2 brought to tears, thankful to have her kids by her side. you've got to grateful because there's some fans of families that don't support with the rain chance and others at the festival upset over the supreme court overturning roe versus wade. this is a very frightening time. >> and i want to be around women that were angry and willing to stand together with each other. the march and rally established in 1993, says their mission is to celebrate, die power, supporting others and the community. but despite what may have happened in washington, people like my chance. >> and others are happy to march and live her

will be marches across the bay area including in san francisco, san jose, redwood city, bonita, and pacifica. you can find one are you at their website >>> turning out to symptoms of monkeypox. they might look different injury cases than they have in the past. that is the new message from the cdc. they are asking doctors to look out for rashes among patients, but health laser leaders say the rashes are different than what was seen in the past from africa. and some of the new cases, monkeypox has caused people to develop what looks like a pimple or blister instead of a rash. in other cases, tiny bumps are the only indication of an infection. historically, it has given patients like symptoms >>> there are five reported probable cases in the bay area. one in alameda county and four in san francisco. health leaders are waiting for confirmation on the latest three cases from the cdc. only one of the patient's traveled within the u.s. and the other two did not. all of the patients are isolating and we are told they are doing okay. health leaders continue to urge people to be cautious but say the risk of contracting the virus is relatively

website. kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco mayor london breed has tested positive for covid. the mayor's office put out a statement today. it says that she is feeling well and will conduct meetings from home while she isolates breed is vaccinated and boosted her diagnosis comes just 2 days after she attended the championship rally and parade. at this point. we do not know if the mayor will attend the pride parade this weekend. coming up, there's a push to bring back the merit base and missions to lowell high school. the message parents after school officials ahead after school officials ahead of the ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength. reduces inflammation. don't touch my piano. kick pain in the aspercreme. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. because dupixent targets a root cause of eczema, it helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of it. hide my skin? not me. and for kids ages 6 and up that means clearer skin, and noticeably

san francisco is among very few cities still experiencing a pandemic discount when it comes to renting. according to real estate website currently in san francisco. renters are paying less foreign department than they were before the outbreak. when the pandemic hit. people were moving out of the city and rents dropped. researchers say san francisco is the slowest in the country to bounce back. still rents are up 20% since january, 2021. okay here's the look. today was the warmest day temperature spiked on wednesday . today temperatures dropped significantly. they're already cool like they're going to drop significantly as we get into friday, when temperatures are going to be in the seventies and upper seventies in the hot spots, and then the weekend just kind of levels off, so it's going to be a really nice period in terms of fire concerns. we're not as concerned because we're going to see increased humidities and things like that. that will be very helpful. for our fire situation. so if you look at the golden gate bridge, you can see that it's clear out there. but there is fog out along the, uh oh, gosh, montara mount

need to know by going to our website abc7news.com. san francisco is a gearing up to commemorate juneteenth with multiple celebrations this weekend abc 7 news reporter loose peÑa spoke to an historian about the significance of the holiday and the role san francisco has played throughout the years. over a hundred years ago before silicon valley was known for connecting the world as the mecca of tech rally for civil rights. they come by train. they come by bus and this region was influential in the abolitionist movement. san francisco was the western hub of the underground railroad. and their role was to raise the money. so the money for the raid on harpers ferry, which was the precipitating event for the civil war. came from san francisco. john. templeton is known as the historian of black san francisco an african-american history through the west on the second year of juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. we sat down with him to speak about its meaning and it's the end of the civil war as a result of the courage and bravery of 209,145 us troops of

3 there >> the city budget in san francisco is big and there's a big amount of debt per capita and that's what drag down san francisco. >> the full report is on our website at kron 4 dot com. interesting. >> all right. it is a 57 coming up in the next hour. the kron 4 morning news. bart still expecting delays today because of that derailment issue they had earlier in the week. we'll talk more about that coming up in a minute. and san francisco police are looking for person of interest in a deadly shooting. we'll tell you what we know so far. get a 10% off rebate with the purchase of 4 or more eligible samsung appliances at lowe's. like the samsung bespoke refrigerator with customizable and changeable door panels. this 4th of july find the color that fits your style. ♪ ♪ don't miss tekgear for the family... only at kohl's... you'll get quality activewear starting at just $15... the best part? it feels as good as it looks... more style. more savings. kohl's. from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> the breaking news that we're following is from the supreme court. the supreme court has struck down a restrictive new york gun law.

san francisco is among very few cities still experiencing a pandemic discount when it comes to the cost of rent, according to real estate websitertment list right now , in san francisco, renters are paying less for an apartment that they were before the pandemic. when the pandemic hit , people were moving out of the city and rents dropped. researchers say san francisco is the slowest in the country to bounce back. still rents are up 20% since january of 2021. everyone in the beginning, said there's no way you can do it and that just really pushed me to work harder breaking barriers in san mateo county coming up we will introduce you to the new sheriff elect, who is making history. also ahead tonight, city leaders and community members pour out across san jose to pay tribute to norman mineta coming up at 10 45 his legacy in public service. and teachers rally in the east bay. why they say adult education in one school district is at risk. also joe fonzi will have a report from boston as the warriors are hoping to win their fourth championship. in eight seasons. tomorrow night, we'll have a preview of game six against the preview

san francisco, kpix 5. >> find more information on the varsity gay league on the website. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> fda panel, expanded covid vaccines for children. could authorize shots for those under 5. >>> rescue for horse and driver after a crash in the north bay. >>> in the first alert forecast, started a warm-up today, might not have noticed >>> we continue following breaking news out of the south bay and new video for you. three-alarm brush fire. what we talked about, mccarthy boulevard just over the milpitas line. flashing lights arriving, we're approaching tinder box season. milpitas is the lead agency, but 20 units, 70 firefighters and will be more throughout the afternoon. fighting it since 1:00. thankfully no reports of injuries or buildings threatened, but we'll keep you updated. >>> truck drive and horse were rescued after the truck pulling the horse trailer crashed around 7:00 a.m. both the driver and horse were hurt when they crashed into a creek bed. driver was rescued and taken to santa rosa memorial hospital. large animal rescue had to pull the horse out

you want to volunteer like our team did today, to help the folks the san francisco marin food bank, we'll put a link on our website, kpix.com. sara? >> great work, reed. that's it for the news at 5:00. kpix 5 at 6:00 begins now with ryan yamamoto and elizabeth cook. >> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on "cbs news bay area," san jose goes high-tech to try to cut down on water waste. how a simple device can make a big difference. >>> apartment prices in san francisco still have not returned to march 2020 levels. we take a closer look at why and where deals are to be found. >>> and a look back at the life and legacy of norm mineta as leaders, including former president reflect on his remarkable contributions to san jose and the nation. good evening. i'm ryan yamamoto. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. rent prices are rebounding all across the country, but some bay area cities are lagging behind. rental prices in san francisco are still sky-high, but a new report shows they're actually lower now in the city than before the pandemic. san francisco is the only major u.s. city where that holds true. >> san jose has seen price

reporter: enter the say something anonymous reporting system, an app and website to be used by san francisco grades six through 12 anytime. >> we have a let of students -- a lot of students who feel comfortable speaking to adults, other is a population who don't. that is why this is important, it gives them another way to ask for help. reporter: students can report anything from anger, bullying, and depression to concerns about someone who they want to hurt others. the tip goes to the national crisis center, which then alerts the school. but if the matter is life-threatening, the information will be handled by the local 911 dispatch. police in berkeley recently are vested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip that the teen was recruiting students for a mass shooting. >> students saying something when they see something and because some students at something several days ago, perhaps a massacre was averted. that is what we want to see continue. reporter: this is the principle of a school. >> the new term is being an up stander, we are trying to encourage them to stand up and call out when they

well they're they're the website at the fine arts museums of san francisco or the young.rectly there, and tickets will be on sale. um, in the very near future and i think that's the best way to do it online. um so you avoid any any long lines when you get to the exhibition? i can only imagine how long the lines are going to be and how quickly those tickets are likely to be selling out here, so you're going to want to do that early, of course and secure your tickets? it looks like a fascinating exhibit. looking forward to hearing more about it once it comes to san francisco appreciate the time today, rene dreyfus, curator at the fine arts museums of san francisco, appreciate you doing it. thank you, alex. alright looking forward to that. have you ever sent a text? alex that you wish you could get back. oh, god, i've done it so many times. alright, well, apple's next iphone update ios 16 will allow users to unsent text or edit the message that they just sent. this option will be available for up to 15 minutes. there will be a notation attached to the text so that the recipi

website. bart experiencing no service to san francisco due to trackside power problems on the richmond line.y have just tweeted that they will be substituting some redlined trains as the morning goes on and the morning line into san francisco. along the bart line, there are four stops along the parade route you can enjoy. remember that some stops and entrances are closed. when you make your way up from the bart trains, he may be a little discombobulated around market street. and caltrain another way to go, adding trains into the city from the peninsula for the big parade and the ferry is a great way to go. please consider mass transit. we will be back with more kumasi: new details on the embattled hospital. it has started to discharge patients getting ready to close. the hospital is fighting to get recertified after state inspectors found health and safety violations in october. if the recertification efforts fail, the hospital lou -- will lose federal funding and forced to close in september. a young boy -- reggie: as the warriors prepared to celebrate, a young boy is celebrating after some

lyanne: enter the say something anonymous reporting system, and abend a website to be used by san francisco unified school students grades six through 12 anytime, any day. >> we have a lot of students feel very comfortable speaking to adults on campus, but there is a population of students who don't that is why the app is important. because it gives them another way to ask for help. lyanne: students can report anything from anger, bullying and depression to concerns about someone who may want to hurt others. the anonymous tip goes to the national crisis center, which then alerts the school. >> your name and phone number? lyanne: but if the matter is life-threatening, the information will be entered -- will be handled by local 911 dispatch. police in berkeley recently arrested a 16-year-old after receiving a tip that the teen was allegedly recruiting students for a mass shooting at berkeley high. >> students saying something when they see something. and because a student said something several days ago in berkeley, perhaps a massacre was averted. that is what we want to see continuing to hap

website. >>> here is another live look at san francisco tonight. countdown is. we're just about 12 hours away from the start of that victory parade. so from getting to the parade, to the route, we have a posted everything you need to know on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com, and click on the link in our trending bar. if you can't make it to the parade, don't worry, we have you covered. watch it live right here on nbc bay area. ve exclusive intervie with the players. the parade kicks off around 11:00 a.m., but our live coverage starts at 9:30 tomorrow, and will april on our sister station, the only spanish language station where you can watch the parade. coverage begins at 9:30 tomorrow. >>> we are following breaking news out of the north bay. solano county sheriffs are investigating a deadly officer- involved shooting that happened around 7:00 at the intersection of pennsylvania and sutter streets. the sheriff's department said deputies got a call to help vallejo police officers after a crash. a person at the scene reportedly add a knife. a deadly office

so just go to our website for the very latest. san francisco police are ramping up patrols ahead of this weekend's pride celebrations. they say there are no credible threats but to some other cities have had to cancel their pride events because of safety concerns. earlier this month, police in idaho found 31 men packed in the back of a u haul with a smoke grenade. shin guards and shields. nevada city canceled last saturday's pride dance after hate e-mail was sent to council members. the board president of san francisco pride says that the board is working closely with law enforcement, local leaders to make sure that their safety plans in place ahead of this weekend. >> in a celebratory moment, there are folks who are not on our side and we have to continue to watch and be vigilant for our community. >> the san francisco pride festival happens saturday and sunday in front of city hall. the parade makes it way de its way a down market street starting at 10 o'clock that sunday at 10:00am. it's the first pride parade in san francisco in 2 years. an

san francisco. and can you find all this month's pride stories in a special section on our website. kpix.com. >>> tonight more pride flags have been stolen in danville. in the past week two were stolen from outside of a home. the thieves were caught on camera. the same thing happened to noir home in the very same neighborhood. police are still looking for the people responsible. >> i think it's hate. hate for people, for whatever way of life they want to live. it's disheartening that there's somebody in our neighborhood doing something like this. >> the family has since put up a third pride flag, it's installed higher up to deter theft. >>> a live look at oakland where the a's push for a new ballpark. the project moving forward, the commission must agree to remove port designation for howard terminal. they say the property is needed to keep the port functional. and some are pushing to have their say on the project. they rallied outside city hall to support a measure to put the stadium project on the november ballot. at least two council members plan to back that idea in a vote somet

website at kpix.com. >>> looking live out of san francisco bay and san jose and dublin, a beautiful day today and a transition, i understand, mr. peck. >> a really warm transition. i'm getting ready. >> yeah, and we should probably stress, tuesday's the day we're going to start talking about heat risk. some 100s for inland valleys. it will come fast, a huge jump from monday to tuesday. we kind of started that warm-up today. even at that, it's like ten degrees above yesterday. today only brought us up to average. you probably didn't notice the change. the next two days, we'll pull out some representative spots. the board's going to look a little like tic tac toe here. i want you to see how some of the representative spots are about to change. tomorrow's day time highs warming up from three to nine degrees. tomorrow's going to hot for some of our inland locations, in the low 90s. but by tuesday, now we're getting back to the low 100s. today was mid-80s. going to be a big jump. in light of that, we'll use that new tool the national weather service has been sharing, the heat risk maps. we're used to seeing maps w

san francisco, an anne makovec. >> cheers. you can find this month's pride stories in a special section of our website kpix.com. ♪ >>> it's a universalguage. celebration that has musicians from around the - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. - [narrator] if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> today is music day. ♪ >> the first time make music day is coming to san francisco. >> well, a small parade of musicians in san francisco. love to hear that sound. >> so joyful. it's part of make music day, a worldwide celebration which invites musicians of all skill levels to bring out their instruments and play. >> more than 1,000 cities held events. this group, a little new orleans flair, right? like bourbon street. >> they look so organized. i wonder if they planned it ahead of time? they sounded fantastic. thanks for watching. see you at 11:00. announcer: it's

website. streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> pride festivities are back in person this year in san francisco, and kpxi's shawn chitnis is back to be celebrating with the community. >> reporter: among the pride events in the bay area, there was a block party here in the neighborhood for families, organizers and those who came out agree it was important to celebrate in person and show that pride is for everyone. dancing queens, bouncing babies and head turning performers. part of the family pride block party. >> we didn't know a family zone was happening. >> story time with a drag team, local artists showcasing their work and a petting zoo. >> it felt heespecially importa to be aren't community. >> parents could not forget the friday decision by the supreme court overturning row v. wade. >> it's a heavy weekend. and heavy news and it feels extra point to celebrate. >> reporter: but the only energized this family to come out for pride. >> we had a friend who said she was too sad. not going to make it out. i understand that. >> everyone has a reason to be proud and thanksful for the gay contributions the gay community made to th

san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >> and we will be posting our pride reporting in a special section on our website all month long.> you may have felt it. an earthquake rattled parts of bay area early this morning. the 4.1 magnitude struck near bay point after 5:00 a.m. while people all over the bay area reported feeling it, no damages fortunately were report. >>> all right. first first alert meteorologist -- >> did you feel you? >> no. did not stir from the slumber i was in. dogs didn't even move. 4.1 is definitely noticeable. the fog is going to return tond spreading across the bay into the inland valleys early tomorrow morning. cooling trend continues. it is going to be much noticeably cooler for those inland parts of the bay area as the onshore breeze locks that marine air in place. we are still tracking a chance of light rain in the forecast into the weekend. let's track the fog first. futurecast spreading it inland tomorrow morning. it will be stubborn. it's going to take a while for that fog to back up. futurecast indicating it hanging out on the coast and a little bit across the bay towards noon. farther i

san francisco wastewater. two samples from the shipment plant were taken last monday and thursday at the oceanside treatment plant on the city's website, as of last wednesday. the health department says there have been 10 confirmed and probable cases throughout the entire county. they are not part of those confirmed cases. >>> now is the time to buy, according to real estate agents. they say the housing market has cooled off significantly in the silicon valley. there is a catch, interest rates are climbing. meaning the mortgage still might be more expensive in the end. >>> agents for the trend started shifting in march. they couldn't buy a home then, you may be able to now do so. take this family home on north white road. it's been on the market for 24 days. the seller did something that was unheard of just a few months ago. he recently dropped the list price by $95,000. two market is changing. it is definitely not what it was three or four or five months ago. >> reporter: he says higher interest rates are keeping the houses on the market longer. the multiple high bidders are disappearing. >> today there are as many buyers that will n

website. kron 4 dot com. >> well, san francisco mayor london breed has tested positive for covid.or's office put the statement out saying that she felt well and feels well enough to continue conducting meetings from home while isolating the parade. let's do you think? i know where she thinks she got it right. parade was what date set there's a demand a monday news monday. today thursday. she is vaccinated and is boosted and her diagnosis comes just 2 days after she right next to up a rally she was right now she was. >> tracked. look at everybody. there she is. okay. there's all the players behind or and yet the coach sure behind we might have caught it there. we don't know at this point, it's still unknown if she's going to tend the pride parade later this weekend. she had. >> committed to going. but obviously with this latest known as latest covid diagnosis, that no doubt that's going to be a possibility. well, yeah, of course not. that. >> look at everybody. we're just looking okay now. subtly. every other stuff to the left. you want to go okay. who was in the viciniey will be v

san francisco, kpix 5. >> you can find all of our pride month reporting in a special section on our website. kpix.com. >>> desperate search for sriracha. what customers get. >>> an ongoing sriracha shortage has restaurants all over feeling the heat. now one restaurant in hollywood is taking a unique approach to securing the condiment. >> they posted offering popcorn chicken and summer rolls all in exchange for an unused bottle of sriracha sauce. >> it is just i think an interesting way to engage the community on what it is like to try to operate a small business in this environment. all the weird little shortages you never expected. >> the restaurant owner said she has received more than 100 bottles of the hot sauce since thursday. offers have come as far away as switzerland and eastern canada. i'm with you. how do you get a sandwich or a spring roll? >> i think it is maybe a good faith thing. sriracha, i don't think there's an expiration date on it. so she can keep it. i don't know. i'll have to go home and check. >> i go through mine too fast. >> that's right. >> i have to conserve. half a

website for details . the exhibit will be in san francisco through the middle of august. very captivating works.: indeed. who was feeling a little hot today? dan: a little more, mike, then a couple of days ago. mike: as you take a look outside, the winds are gusting rapidly through san francisco. sfo, 36, these are spreading to all of our neighborhoods as we head into the latter part of the afternoon and evening hours. that's why you are seeing temperatures that are cooler than 24 hours ago. we warmed up, but the sea breeze came in and we are starting to fall back down. here's a look at what is going on from mount tam. some haze often the distance, and we will talk about the air quality and how it improves with the breezes and cooler conditions tomorrow, friday and saturday. comfy and relaxing for father's day and summer heat is coming back next week when astronomical summer starts. all of us were yellow earlier today is the high-pressure cap to the atmosphere, but now it is being undercut by the sea breeze. this green will overspread all of us through the evening hours, and especially tomorrow

a live picture outside right now from san francisco international, where 21 flights were canceled today that according to flight, aware, the flight tracking websitesays one flight was canceled that mineta san jose and no flights were canceled out at oakland international nationwide flight aware says more than 800 flights were canceled today, delta had the most with more than 200. the airline cited weather and expected staff shortages and constraints with air traffic control. atlanta's hartsfield jackson international , delta's largest hub, had the most cancelations in the country, predicting nearly 48 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home over the fourth of july holiday. as a 3.7% increase from last year. the number of people traveling by cars expected to break a record despite those high gas prices, triple a says the 42 million people who are planning to drive could be the result cas were speaking about the number of people traveling by air is expected to be the lowest since 2011 interstate 80 in the east bay has long been known as a hot spot for congestion and traffic . in fact, triple a identified 80 west between maritime stre

website. >> children six months to four years old and san francisco could also get vaccinated today. the department of public health says most families can get vaccinations for this age group through their health care provider and pharmacies. they opened appointments today and information can be found online. >> the family of two young boys has filed a lawsuit against the state after the brothers were killed while in the care of their adoptive parents. our abc seven news anchor is here to expand why the family is taking legal action. >> the biological family of the little boys announced a $40 million lawsuit against the state of california, the county human services, and adoptive parents now charged with murder. let me give you some background on this. these are the two young brothers . in 2016, kern county took the boys away from the birth mother and they were adopted by the couple. they reported the children missing in 2020, and in march this year, they were arrested in bakersfield for the murder. in today's press conference, the boys biological mother, grandmother, and their lawye

san francisco, amanda starrantino, kpix 5. >> and you can find more information on the varsity gay league on our website. just click on the special pride presentation and section on. >>> police say they prevented a possible domestic terror attack at a pride event in idaho. they are members of the white nationalist group patriot front. authorities say they had planned a riot in the city of coeur d'alene. a witness tipped off police after watching the group load into the back of a u-haul truck at a hotel and said they looked like a little army. >> they are twisting and manipulating and misusing the idea of patriotism but promoting a white supremacist version of patriotism. we're seeing this broadening out of the targets that people across the supremacist spectrum are choosing to intimidate or harass or harm. >> the southern poverty law center says the patriot front promotes fascism and the creation of a white state. it was founded in 2017 after breaking off from a neo-nazi organization that participated in the charlottesville, virginia, unite the right rally. suspects range in age from 21 to 36. they were

residents can also fill out an online survey on the city's website at novato .org. in san francisco animal care and control and the s p. c. a have waived fees to encourage more dog adoptions . officials say pandemic related delays in spain and neuter surgeries have filled the shelters in the city with homeless dogs and adding to the problem, a decline in the number of people adopting dogs, especially larger dogs, as life slowly returns to normal. the s p. c. a, is now waving adoption fees for all adult dogs aged five months and up as part of its summer of 11 adoption promotion and animal care as wave. adoption fees for all dog. through june 30th. alright temperatures tomorrow going to be just slightly warmer than they were today is going to be a little breezy out there as well as we look at the pressure set up for the next couple of days at high is building out of the desert southwest. that's where the heat's coming from. that's why southern california sort of under the gun. for this, um this pattern. in other words, they're concerned about fire, danger and red flag warnings, obviou

san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> and you can find more information on monkeypox on our website kron 4 dot com. just scan that qr code with your mobile device will take you to the page where we have the latest information on the disease and emergency response along with the monkeypox case tracker 2. before 34 today we will be one step closer to learning the fate of the oakland a's. a critical vote this afternoon will determine whether the howard terminal property is a suitable site for the team to build their new waterfront ballpark. i know it feels like it's been going on forever. but while most city leaders are on board with the plan, some are still arguing that the process is moving too fast. kron four's theresa explains. >> on thursday, the san francisco bay conservation development commission or b cdc will vote on whether to approve the waterfront project by removing the poor designation from howard terminal. do we have sufficient cargo capacity to grow our ports in the bay area? without that howard terminal land? all signs point to a yes vote on thursday with commission staff previously r

san francisco and the bay area and a cup, across the country. we will have more at 5: 30. make sure you follow the latest on a website. you can participate or click on the link of our chanting bar. >>> one of the biggest counties is dropping its mask and mandate. >>> more brushfires it in the bay area. one just came in the north bay. >>> 96 degrees in livermore. some areas will be in the 80s at 7:00. i will tell you what to expect of it the weekend and your forecast. >>> bringing people together makes the bay area stronger . >> we are committed to telling the story. >> we make sure your voice is heard. nbc bay area moving you forward. >>> welcome back. alameda county decided to stop the mandated mask mandate. you may remember the latest surge. the numbers are now heading down. they encourage everyone to wear a mask while you are around others around the city. they also encourage you to get fully vaccinated. >>> let's go to san francisco. this is outside of city hall. there's a number of people out there protesting. that is on market street. today's are protesting. >>> let's talk about what will happen this sunday. let

website. time now is 7, 0, 9 in san francisco. police are ramping up their patrols ahead of this weekend's pride celebrations. they say there are no credible threats but other cities have seen threats and canceled their pride events because of safety concerns. earlier this month in idaho, police discovered 31 men who are packed in the back of a u haul and they had smoke grenade. shin guards and shields, a nevada city. they canceled last saturday's pride dance because of hate e-mail that was sent to council members and the board president of san francisco pride says the board is working closely with law enforcement, local leaders to have a safety plan in place. as we go into this pride weekend. >> in a celebratory moment, there are folks who are not on our side and we have to continue to watch and be vigilant for our community. >> the san francisco pride festival is saturday and sunday in front of city hall. the parade is sunday on market street and that starts at 10:00am is the first pride parade. san francisco scene in 2 years be

san francisco based nonprofit electric frontier foundation released a guide on their website for women seeking an abortion in statns where it is illegal. >> it's a reminder of the importance of digital discretion in the event that with probable cause their phone or computer is subpoenaed as evidence. the tips shared include choosing a separate browser with harden privacy settings, like brave firefox and duckduckgo turning off the browsing history and site data or cookies, getting a burner phone or keeping a secondary phone number like google voice, which is free or paid apps like cash and burner carefully examining privacy settings. if using a period tracker app turning off at identifier is on your phone with the help of their guide and choosing an option. like while using for apps that require location data or just turning off and leaving your phone at home all together. while these steps are helpful for various scenarios, privacy attorney in san francisco, kelly savage day says she doesn't see prosecutors going to the great lanes. it takes to collect that evidence and try woman for a

san francisco, kpix 5. >>> the project is still seeking entries. anyone can participate. the link for more information can be found at our website, kpix 5/pride. that is where you can find our pride reporting for the entire month. >>> darren was talk beining aboe fact that rain was coming and you showed the numbers on the board, and i was like, whoa. they've got some really good numbers. >> most of that is sonoma and mendocino county. that's the view from the top of the salesforce tower. how much have we gotten so far? we've got and half an inch on the coast. ukiah's gotten a half inch. we have gotten measurable rain. santa rosa, .200. and rona park .100. if we take a look at first alert doppler, it looks pretty impressive. but if we come in for a close-up look and stop it on the last frame you can see a good batch of rain. and putting it in future cast, it stays active for about the next 12 hours. doesn't rain continuously for the next 12 hours. but on and off gone. most of it focussed on sonoma county. certainly, mendocino, sonoma, a little marin. we'll see the showers start to work their way to the golden gate and south of there. if we're g

san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >>> you can catch all of our stories this month on the special pride section of our website. can find it on the home page at kpix.com. >>> all right. you probably noticed a big change in our weather. way cooler. very gray. a little kind of, you know, makes you a little sad, right? >> it's the june gloom. we are in the third day, sara. >> oh, no sclachl. >> especially in the city? is the foggy of time year. definitely had that last night. again tonight. areas of foggy, a little bit of drizzle here or there. especially along the coast and around the bay. as we head into the weekend we are still going to see cloud cover on saturday helping to keep temperatures on the col s cool side most locations, a few chances for the north bay. a better chance of rain in the north bay saturday night, across the rest of the bay area on sunday. right now it's just cloud cover. a lot of gray opt satellite perspective right now. these clouds are high up in the atmosphere. so they are filtering the sunshine. not entirely blocking it. temperatures have warmed up even though they are below average.

at four o'clock on tuesday also see those results as they roll in on our website and the ktvu news app. lawmakers from san franciscoanother attempt to extend last call at bars in some california cities. this is the third time the legislature is considering a bill that would let bars stay open. until four a.m. this version was authored by state senator scott wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would allow bars in certain cities, including san francisco and oakland to extend their hours advocates say would help bars in bay area nightlife recover from the pandemic. this bill would help to bring san francisco and some other places that opt in into the upper echelon world class nightlife that the entire world has been enjoying for generations. and we for some reason or cut out. senator wieners. last attempt to extend last call was passed by the legislature in 2018, but vetoed by then governor jerry brown, a similar bill the year before in 2017 did not make it through the assembly. well a campfire destroyed in a wildfire camp destroyed in the wildfire nearly a decade ago. well it is reopening. finally

san francisco based nonprofit electric frontier foundation released a guide on their website for women seeking an abortion in states where it is illegal. >> it's a reminder of the importance of digital discretion in the event that with probable cause their phone or computer is subpoenaed as evidence. the tips shared include choosing a separate browser with harden privacy settings, like brave firefox and duckduckgo turning off the browsing history and site data or cookies, getting a burner phone or keeping a secondary phone number like google voice, which is free or paid apps like osh and burner carefully examining privacy settings. if using a period tracker app turning off at identifier is on your phone with the help of their guide and choosing an option. like while using for apps that require location data or just turning off and leaving your phone at home all together? well, the steps are helpful for various scenarios. privacy attorney in san francisco, kelly savage day says she doesn't see prosecutors going to the great lakes. it takes to collect that evidence and try woman for an a

san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu to news man. you can see more of today's practiced. yvette ease on our website just had two ktvu .com. well. it has been a weekend of protests in many parts of the bay area following friday's landmark supreme court decision overturning roe versus wade stuff going on in america killing and all of that you can focus on in my private marin. one of the largest abortion rights demonstrations was held in downtown san jose yesterday. many of the protesters say they view the high court's ruling as an attack on women. if i don't have control over my body, and women or people seeking abortions don't have control of their body no longer have full citizenship in the united states in 26 states very soon. bay area . protesters have held abortion rights demonstrations and san francisco, oakland, hayward and pittsburgh republicans and democrats are looking at their next legislative steps after the supreme court's reversal of roe v. wade but that's not the only thing to watch out for in washington this week. decisions are on the horizon, with the court's term coming to a close. boxes lucas tomlinson has more

>> and that gun buyback event will be held on saturday in south san francisco from 10:00am to 02:00pm we posted the details on our website. kron 4 dot com reporting from daly city jail on kron. 4 news. >> today is gun violence awareness to a bay area. congresswoman anna eshoo held a town hall on gun violence. congressman mike thompson was invited to join in. they talk about new bills, including a push for universal background checks, red flag laws and eliminating assault-style rifles. >> assault weapons or the ones that are in spotlight. not because they're the ones that are used most often to kill people with the little ones are almost always used for mass shootings as a liked the idea of the assault should be in our community. >> and happening tomorrow, you can take part in the national gun violence awareness day walk. it begins at 11, 30 tomorrow morning at the golden gate bridge. you're encouraged to wear orange. you can check our website kron 4 dot com for more details. as of today. masks are now required indoors again and public places in alameda county. >> county officials say there's been enough community spread

san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >> you can catch all our stories this month on a special pride section of our website.kpix.com. kpix 5 at 6:00 starts now. >>> right now at 6:00 and streaming on cbs news bay area, a surprise move that could close two south bay courthouses. what the sheriff is refusing to do that has judges now pushing back. >> i feel that the community is going to be impacted the worst. >> this community needs to stay hope. we serve the underserved. >>> then the surge for alexis gabe took a heart-wrenching term. a prime suspect killed by police and a family now left without any hope of getting answers. >> he was our daughter's first love. we had no idea he was capable of doing something like this. >> reporter: and later, on such a big sports night, it's a go-to spot on the peninsula. but now this legendary sports bar is calling it quits after decades in business. >> watching it go away, it's a big part of palo alto. >> a fixture of this community for sure. >> good evening. i'm reed cowan. allen and elizabeth are off this evening. we start with a fight to keep two county courthouses fro

san jose's website. >> now let's check our 4 zone forecast on this monday night. the sun beginning to set. this is looking out over san franciscoit's a pretty shot resort to going to be warm week has yet really get hot toward the end of the week. and by the way, sun setting 8.30 now. i mean, so bit closer to the beginning of summer. but here we go. we've got some nice weather out there now. mostly clear skies around the bay area. it is going to get hot in parts of the area little bit later on this week. a beautiful out there this evening and a gorgeous weather and bring some nice temperatures to go along with that 70 degrees right now in livermore. it is currently 71 in flail cooler. 59 along the coastline in the san francisco, 55 and civic. a 63 in petaluma and 10 degrees warmer. 73 in santa rosa. there's a cold front off the coastline. doesn't that look unusual to see this at this time of year. but still a rather active pacific in something may just break through a little bit later in the week. i think for now, though, we're just going to see some high clouds drift overhead as the system is going to move a little further to t

san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. >> you can catch all of our stories this month on a special pride section of our website. home page at kpix.com. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay ar, thsands of as alcatraz today, but did they make it? >>> plus mestone birthday today we will take you to that party. >>> and one thing the rain didn't change. the start of fire season for one north bay town. that's next. for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved taxpayers over $55 million. finding waste. saving money. because... yiu is for you. yiu is for you. exactly. yvonne yiu. democrat for controller. ♪ >>> it was a gray and foggy start to the annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. today 2,000 athletes swam across the bay from alcatraz. non-binary athletes were able to compete in their own category for the first time. after swimming from the old prison, theteou the presidio and then ended up at bak

san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> and you can find all of our pride stories this month on the special section of our website at kpix.comstill ahead, there is something for everyone at the stern grove summer concert. a sneak peek at this sunday's lineup. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, gunfire erupts outside an east bay sports bar, leaving a young man dead and four others injured. the new information and video showing what went down. >> i don't go out past 9:00. because too much activity. there is too much activity out here. and it's just too fantastic things start to happen when you step aboard a princess cruise. doors open up for you. your favorite drinks start finding you. and everything seems to be... just how you like it. how does it all happen? it's no secret. it's our job to discover what makes you feel special. yes, you! and you. and you, too. making sure you feel taken care of. that's what a princess cruise is all about. california residents sail from san francisco for just $59 per day. >>> agreeing to a one-year delay on bringing 5g internet speeds to the airports. the problem is 5g could interfere with navigat

san francisco, shawn chitnis, kpix 5. >> you can find all of our pride stories from this month on the special section of our website, kpix.com. >>> up next, the peninsula couple avoiding jail time after paying more than half a million dollars to help their daughters get into college. >>> and with more people going electric on the roads, can california keep them powered up? what's needed to make sure people don't get stranded. >>> coming up all new at 6:00, cash for cops. an east bay city offering big incentives in an effort to keep its police officers amid a labor shorta >>> a hillsboro couple who admitted to paying $600,000 to get their daughters admitted to usc and ucla will not be going to prison. real estate tycoon bruce isaacson and his wife davina pleaded guilty. it came after the couple cooperated with investigators and helped prosecutors convict other parents and coaches. the couple was sentenced to one year probation and $8500 in fines. >>> the search is on for the suspect wanted in a string of assaults along a trail in rohnert park. they all happened over the weekend on the smart bike path between southwest bouleva