undergrounding targeted vegetation sexualization of our system and the work continues around the clock in san ramon, philippe djegal kron 4, even all right. let's take a peek outside here. you can see the winds whipping in san francisco. this is the view along. >> the embarcadero. yeah, when it comes to the wind, not our friend. no, it's not. and it's done for the right direction. at least it did help. the environment was a little better than what we will get coming up and at least a little bit more moisture in the atmosphere that we're going to lose. and we're going to have a little bit of a breeze lingering. it looks like tomorrow, although not as refreshing here, some of the high cloudiness you can see off to the distance at the golden gate bridge shot. and we did see some shots of fall going on. that's going to actually intensify the next couple of hours before. finally retires late overnight. lots of 60's line up the peninsula and the east bay shoreline. well inland, kind of a mixture of 70's and 80's. meanwhile, up north already into the 60's. so nice cooling down. we're getting already. ther

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also back in through san ramon and into the tri-valley. we're talking about temperatures high 90s, 100 degrees. air quality will be on the moderate side. otherwise right now reporting temperatures from 50 degrees in santa rosa, 60 degrees in san jose, cupertino and campbell were later today. it will top off in the mid 90s. so go ahead and pick out your neighborhood. we're talking triple digits. fairfield, antioch, livermore, pleasanton full forecast minutes away. but right now let's send it right back on over to frank. >> all right roberta thank you for that. the oakland police department is stepping up their enforcement today in lake merritt for the city's annual lake fest event. the boost in police is all in response to wednesday's mass shooting. around 5000 people were all at the lake celebrating juneteenth when gunshots rang out. 15 people were shot. we're still working to find out the condition of the victims. so far, no arrests have been reported to learn more about lake fest safety and what you can expect today at the festival, let'

undergrounding. >> targeted vegetation sexualization of our system and the work continues around the clock in san ramonkron. 4 >> due to rising fire danger. all burn permits have been suspended in alameda contra costa, santa clara and western san joaquin and stanislaus counties. cal fire is suspending the burning of landscapes branches and leaves as of today. the rule does not apply to campfires. kron four's dave spahr has been tracking all of the conditions that have clearly been perfect for fires this yeah, at least we've had a humidity levels have been somewhat elevated, complements our onshore winds. that's the only little plus in all of this. >> we'll probably lose some of those winds won't be as moist as we've seen it. but it looks like we're not falling off a cliff and getting we'll dry air. part of the reason you can tell this is what i have. the red flag warnings have been posted. check it out. winds in the east bay. you can see most of the arrows are pointing from the west. this is off towards the east. so we like that direction. numbers are not as high as they were from earlier today. that's

kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon were analysts are tracking fire activity in real timeeyes are constantly monitoring maps, wildfire cameras and weather stations that pg and e's hazard awareness. >> and warning center in san ramon, a team of 35 people using technology to identify hazards, to brief lows, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis. >> monitor for avalanche hazards. we monitor for flooding. obviously we monitor fires. we are in the peak of the wildfire season although pg and e considers the wildfire season to be year round. right now, humidity is low and fuels are dry making for troubling fire conditions. that's why analysts interpreting the data collected including satellite images play a vital role in mitigating fire. are are constantly scanning. >> the landscape for any type of evidence of wildfire activity. >> ignitions meteorologists also capable of virtually dropping fire zone, a digital map and predict how large it may grow and where it may spread based on weather conditions. what you're seeing here is some of the heat signatures that we're getting from the c

investigators say all three suspects and the victim worked together as custodians in san ramon, and the victim had been in a relationship with vera aguilar, a pleasant hill police captain tells us this was a targeted attack, shared a message he had for the community on city safety. obviously, you know pleasant hill, we try to keep this as safe a community as we can. i think that our our investigators did an outstanding job. they put in a lot of work, in solving this and bringing these three suspects into custody. yeah, the captain also says the investigation remains open, and anyone with information is asked to please come forward at san francisco's golden gate bridge today, hundreds of people wearing orange in support of the annual walk to end gun violence. organizers with the group northern california moms demand action for gun sense put on the event to honor victims and survivors of gun violence nationwide. so we know that 120 americans are shot and killed every single day in the united states, and many more are wounded. and that's way too many. there's no other country in the world

in yellow, about 70 miles away, this 24/7 operation at the hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon is where pg&e identifies and tracks any potential weather dangers using early detection, including tools like ai to identify a hazard as quickly as possible. the sooner you address the incident, the less the impact. and so by being able to put crews on fires faster, that impact is reduced and therefore people's lives can be saved, reducing wildfire risk and strengthening the electric grid is the goal. as we approach the hotter months, the utility believes two years of rain and no drought conditions will make for lower fire dangers through july, but explains the risk goes back to normal in august. we are taking this obviously with a grain of salt because i know that it just takes one extreme weather event to cause catastrophic outcomes and potentially more good news. the utility says public safety shutoffs are likely to happen less often thanks to new technology that can deal energize only impacted parts of the system. the utility says. burying hundreds of power lines, installing stron

three southbound lanes are closed between acosta boulevard in san ramon and the five 8680 connector in pleasanton. this afternoon, caltrans told us it is still on track to wrap up by monday morning at 4 a.m. well, it's a busy weekend in san francisco, but you can expect delays if you're taking bart. crews are replacing old rail lines and installing new lighting as well. a portion of the san francisco line is shut down with the 24th street mission station and daly city. bart says there is a free bus service between those stations. the green line service is canceled and there will be no red line service from millbrae to daly city. it gets kind of confusing, and this is a way around this to go to bart dot gov find out how to do that. all right. all this is coming with a surprise rave happening in san francisco civic center plaza in about 25 minutes. 20 minutes from right now. this is video of crews setting up last night. two big electronic music acts going to be performing outdoors right across the street, actually right in front of city hall. the show was just announced four days ago whe

en un evento realizado este lunes en san ramón, dijeron que la instalación de líneas eléctricas, postesrcionar energía segura y confiable durante la temporada de incendios que se avecina. así que pues todos se están preparando y es momento de hablar contigo, marcelo, porque si todas las agencias están preparando, qué podemos esperar para los próximos días en temperaturas? así es, esa es. amigos televidentes, las temperaturas van a comenzar a aumentar ya tan pronto como mañana. prácticamente se avecina la primera ola de calor del verano y se esperan temperaturas que sobrepasen los 90 grados. y con eso pues también tenemos ese riesgo. no de de incendios en la zona, así que hay que tener mucha, mucha precaución durante los próximos días. y entonces humedad, nada por el estilo. tenemos temperaturas y la humedad va a estar baja. vamos a echarle un vistazo a esas condiciones y de hecho tenemosaa mañana va a comenzar una advertencia de calor prácticamente para toda la zona en los valles al este y al norte de la bahía. fíjese que para santa rosa napa tenemos esa advertencia que comienzan el día

undergrounding targeted vegetation sexualization of our system and the work continues around the clock. >> in san ramonl kron, 4 >> well, a mobile home park community in san jose. they're asking the city to address a health hazard right next door. one, a mobile home parks. it right next to the south yard. that's an area the city used to store trash before they take it to the garbage silly. residents say the trash attracting rats kicking of dust, which gets into their homes. residents say the rat problems got worse. cities collected more trash encampment items that have been illegally dumped. so he says it could cost half a million dollars to relocate the trash art councilmember sergio jimenez offices now looking for alternative waste management plans for city's budget deadline of july. first time now 7.30, for 2 men in santa rosa have been arrested, accused of tying up and robbing at gunpoint. 2 other men and police found those victims tied up in a home on while sir road near piner road last thursday night. and the victims told them that these men who were armed stole one of their cars and cash and sur

undergrounding targeted vegetation sexualization of our system and the work continues around the clock in san ramoney're asking the city to address a health hazard right next door. >> the wall a mobile home park sits right next to the south which is an area the city used to store trashed before taking it to the garbage facility. residents say that the trash attracting rats and kicking up dust which gets into their homes. residents say the rat problems down worse as the city has collected more trash on candidates and items that have been lately dot city says it could cost half a million to relocate the trash councilmember sergio jimenez offices looking for alternative waste management plans for the city's budget deadline of july. 5 right now. and there are some people in oakland, east oakland, they're frustrated because the contractor stopped. >> a re paving project. you can see there are potholes that are there and they say these are dangerous. they have been left to be filled out in the sobrante park neighborhood. crawford's theresa stasi has more. >> i there plenty of children in our neighborhood

undergrounding. >> targeted vegetation sexualization of our system and the work continues around the clock in san ramonon. 4 has it >> it's a hot one out there today. we're taking a live look here in san francisco. beautiful blue skies, a little breezy, but it is warm. kyle is tracking just how hot we're going to get today. she's in the weather center now with the latest. yeah, that's right. those blue skies are out there. you can see across most of california, i say most of california because head down to southern california. i just checked lax right now in the 60's. they are very firmly in what's called june gloom. they are not getting the influence of high pressure the way we are, which is keeping for us. and most of california, those incredibly blue skies that are out there, which are, you know, wall to wall here as we take a live look, you can see from san francisco to half moon bay, right on down to san jose. just sunshine everywhere. you can see as far as the eye can see. and what that means is that we are warming up quickly. so 80 degrees in san jose, but already at 83 in redwood city, dublin a

a team of 35 people inside pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon are constantly. more than 600 wildfire cameras on the ground and more than 1500 weather stations across the state and in our service area getting those early detection. is beyond what any person can do. so the ai technology has really been a game changer. >> it gives us immediate notification analysts and meteorologists use fire potential index models to determine where fire risk is the highest helping to determine where to deploy. emergency crews and protect equipment from failures. one model shows how the system predicted the fire grow. so was allowed to burn without any suppression effort. chilly turn off the power, not for public safety having these 30nd observations is very important for me to make that critical decision to either keep the lights on. >> or turn them off for public safety to a reduce the chance of catastrophic wildfires pg and e says the steps it has taken to upgrade and update its equipment throughout the year has lowered the risk of system failures causing or worsening emergen

a change that weakens the power of federal regulators in the 1984 case, san ramon based chevron lost a lawsuit against the natural resources defense council. the ruling determined lower courts should defer to federal agencies when laws passed by congress are not crystal clear. today's decision changes that, and the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas deciding all kinds of national questions, from assuring the safety of heart medicines uh- to determining clean air standards, or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes, you name it. >> the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could be destabilizing to the federal government and the nation's legal system. >> the 4th of july is now less than a week away, and so-called safe and sane fireworks are now on sale in three alameda county cities dublin, union city and newark. abc seven news reporter lena howl

kron four's philippe djegal reports now from san ramon where crews are actively trying to fight firesinutes moments. but first, all burn permits have been suspended in alameda contra costa, santa clara and western san joaquin and stanislaus counties. cal fire posting that due to rising fire dangers. they are suspending the burning of landscapes branches and leaves this rule, though, does not apply to campfires again. this is an alameda contra costa, santa clara and western san joaquin and stannis sloss counties burn permits have been suspended starting today. some of the reasons very windy out there and we're getting to the peak of fire season. a live look here showing us what's happening outside very breezy the winds, but a big concern today. meteorologist kyla grogan joins us now with details. yeah, and you can certainly see that here, right? the trees are kind of swaying in the breeze. we've had some breezy conditions. what has been good about today as far as firefighting conditions are concerned as the temperatures have been very mild today. in fact. >> below average. and this is

kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon where analysts are tracking fire activity in real time. >>eyes are constantly monitoring maps, wildfire cameras and weather stations that pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon, a team of 35 people using technologies to identify hazards needs to brief lows, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis. >>we monitor for avalanche hazards. we monitor fr flooding. obviously we monitor fires. we are in the peak of the wildfire season, although pg and e considers the wildfire season to be year round. right now, humidity is low. when fuels are dry, making for troubling fire conditions. that's why analysts interpreting the data collected including satellite images play a vital role in mitigating fire. are are constantly scanning. >>the landscape for any type of evidence of wildfire activity. >>ignitions meteorologists also capable of virtually dropping fires on a digital map and predict how large it may grow and where it may spread based on weather conditions. what you're seeing here is some of the heat signatures that we're getti

okay, you got alameda , dun, san ramon, san ramon and castro valley, castro valley. >> no, no, walnuth a little more heart. one. >> two. three. >> danville. correct boom! >> the city of pleasanton became pleasanton in in 1869. my question is, where did the name pleasanton come from? >> because it's such a lovely place to live. >> i think that may be right. >> i think the tagline is it's in the name, right? it's very pleasant. it's very pleasant, but you're wrong. >> oh, no. >> what is it? they had a lot of desperados bars and other various establishments. >> indeed, that offered a lot of pleasantries. thus we have pleasanton. >> you know, i like the way you're thinking, but you're wrong. >> i know it was misspelled. it is. it is pleasanton or something like that. yes. the a should have been an o. >> yes. and it was named after something i know this one. >> it was it was a colonel pleasanton i think. sure. >> he was a colonel, captain, a general a general is correct. >> yes, a general who. >> oh, general plus pleasanton. >> yes. >> and there you go. >> in all its glory downtown. please

even san jose back into the upper 70's milpitas as well as dublin, san ramon at 77 hayward, san leandroright at 70 and our hottest spots, antioch in vacaville, just shy of 90 degrees for your afternoon highs. a look ahead shows tomorrow's temperatures around the same in the weekend. very similar as well. pride weekend in san francisco in the forecast looks good for it. next week we will heat things back up into the triple digits in some spots by tuesday. all right. on eve of that haze taking part today. there is no red line service. >> keep that in mind. they're doing some emergency track work so you could offer the yellow line or potentially the blue. if you are going to be traveling across part today. bridge is a good, 40 minutes bay bridge. some of you bridge around 15 your riches summer, phil, 14 minutes and the golden gate. 37 of that whole 30 minutes. it's 8.49. in 3 east bay cities have been dealing with a delay in responding to 9-1-1. calls for multiple days rob nesbitt reports these targeting phone lines are to blame here. >> he's a tnt. phone lines were cut first on june 4th a

joining us live now to offer their perspectives, state assembly member rebecca bauer kahan from san ramon and san mateo high school principal yvonne hsu, whose school was one of the first to take phonesutdeu both for joining us y. thanks fk you. >> assembly member bauer-kahan, i think i'll start with you. you chair the assembly privacy committee. so there are two things on the table here with the same goal. do you support one? a warning label when users kids open up tiktok or instagram, and two, do you support legislation to curtail phone use during school hours? >> yeah. you know, i'm a mom as well as a legislator, and i see the harms of social media is doing to our children. and we have been incredibly restricted by federal law and how we can really get at that issue. and so the warning, i think, is a good first step for the federal government to take. but i think it is a really small step in what is a huge problem as it relates to youth and their mental health and the addiction that is resulting from these devices. and so i absolutely support that. they have hours through the day while

arriving inland so as we get through the afternoon, you'll notice it's warmer here from napa to san ramoner into oakland, san francisco . before that sea breeze kicks in. it will feel pretty good the afternoon high in the mid 60s, and then we'll get into more clouds. tonight we're going to talk about the wind sticking around over the weekend, increasing our fire danger, and already a few advisories up around the bay for that into the weekend. so that's all coming up in a few minutes gloria. yeah. >> you know we're continuing to follow this deadly crash over in san jose and this is on west taylor street. the off ramp there that is still shut down. and crews are in the middle lanes in the northbound direction. so this happened just before 3:00 this morning. there no word yet on when it will reopen. but of course we're going to keep tracking this for you throughout the morning. we're told that a car hit a pedestrian. you can see some video here from the scene, as it's been very active there throughout the morning. again, state route 87 in san jose at the taylor street off ramp, which is stil

in the 1984 case, san ramon based chevron lost a lawsuit against the natural resources defense councilncies when laws passed by congress are not clear. now, yesterday's decision reverses that. the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas, deciding all kinds of national questions from assuring the safety of heart medicines uh- to determining clean air standards, or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes, you name it, the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could destabilize the federal government and the nation's legal system. >> new developments in the alleged fraud scheme involving the adhd drug adhd drug adderall, five more defendants associated with the california based company dunn global incorporated have been charged a florida nurse practitioner is accused of prescribing more than 1.5 million pills without even interacting with patients, prosecu

kron four's philippe djegal reports from san ramon this afternoon where analysts are tracking activity in real time. >> eyes are constantly monitoring maps, wildfire cameras and weather stations that pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon, a team of 35 people using technology to identify hazards, to brief lows, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis. >> monitor for avalanche hazards. we monitor for flooding. obviously we monitor fires. we are in the peak of the wildfire season although pg and e considers the wildfire season to be year round. right now, humidity is low and fuels are dry making for troubling fire conditions. that's why analysts interpreting the data collected including satellite images play a vital role in mitigating fire. are are constantly scanning. >> the landscape for any type of evidence of wildfire activity. >> ignitions meteorologists also capable of virtually dropping fire zone, a digital map and predict how large it may grow and where it may spread based on weather conditions. what you're seeing here is some of the heat signatures that we're gett

in the 1984 case, san ramon based chevron lost a lawsuit against the natural resources defense council. the ruling determined lower courts should defer to federal agencies when laws passed by congress are not clear. yesterday's decision reverses that the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas, deciding all kinds of national questions from assuring the safety of heart medicines uh- to determining clean air standards, or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes. you name it. >> the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could destabilize the federal government and the nation's legal system. new developments in the alleged fraud scheme involving the adhd drug adderall, five more defendants associated with the california based company den global incorporated have been charged. a florida nurse practitioner is accused of prescribing more than 1.5 million pills

and even staying in the 70's for dublin and san ramon today, chilly at 77 degrees. t shy of 90 degrees. each. let's get you a look ahead to tomorrow's temperatures will be right around the same as today's we stay pretty steady into the weekend for pride weekend, including the parade on sunday. it's next week that the heat is back with triple digit heat by next tuesday. 10, 50 right now. and for your help this morning, the cdc is warning the public about a heightened risk. >> of dank, a virus infections in the u.s. countries have reported the highest numbers of cases that we've seen. 9.7 million this year alone, dank, a virus is spread by mosquitoes that thrive in warm weather. you can get a headache, flu-like symptoms in severe cases can cause serious bleeding shock. even death, 40 cases of the virus have been recorded since january of this year. and the cdc is saying to protect yourself, use insect repellent. i hate that. but overall, you know, another thing is wear long sleeves. that's easy enough to do and sleep in a room with the ac or window screens. don't just

palo alto at 76 sonny bill. 77, san jose joining the 70's at 79 while dublin as well as san ramon at of 90 each in the upper 80's. looking ahead tomorrow as temperatures will be in the mid-eighties at our very warmest. as for friday, a little bit of a bump upwards near 90 degrees pride weekend in san francisco. looking great with plenty of sunshine. a few foggy spots from time to time next week warms back up very quickly, rain and okay. so we still have any words, the track or going on bart. so there's still no red line service. as of right now. >> yellow line might be a good option for you if you are going traveling about today, 14 minute ride into the city on the bay bridge or san matteo bridge just short of 15 minutes. didn't want to one which was over filbert 13 minutes, golden gate bridge about a 23 minute ride. 3 east bay cities have been dealing with delay. and when you call 9-1-1, somebody else has to handle it. >> because of theft yet kroger's rob nesbitt has that story. >> tnt phone lines were cut first on june 4th and then again, june 22nd each time 9-1-1, calls in pinole h

every day of the year, a team of 35 people inside pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramons. more than 600 wildfire cameras on the ground and more than 1500 weather stations across the state and in our service area getting those early detection. is beyond what any person can do. so the ai technology has really been a game changer. >> it gives us immediate notification analysts and meteorologists use fire potential index models to determine where fire risk is the highest helping to determine where to deploy. emergency crews and protect equipment from failures. one model shows how the system predicted the corral fire grow. so was allowed to burn without any suppression effort. chilly turn off the power, not for public safety having these 30nd observations is very important for me to make that critical decision to either keep the lights on. >> or turn them off for public safety to a reduce the chance of catastrophic wildfires pg and e says the steps it has taken to upgrade and update its equipment throughout the year has lowered the risk of system failures causing or worsening

seen for anywhere just off shore of the bay or the coast itself, which is most of a santa rosa, san ramon. all these heat advisory that will continue through tomorrow evening. as far as winds go, they're pretty calm when you do see them just enough at the coast to keep the coast in the 60's. where is the rest of us are really stagnant, actually, in that ward sinking air. it's going to result in a day that feels oppressively pretty hot. my advice to use, try to get to some ac coastline today. a bit of a risk there is we are going to be seeing some pretty high waves. if you are heading to the coast to find a little bit of relief, just keep yourself little bit of extra distance from the waves today. wave height could be as high as 15 feet. sneaker waves climbing up the coastline elsewhere in the bay area. check on neighbors. check on your friends and family that, you know, maybe heat sensitive morgan hill at 100 degrees today. livermore 98 while fremont in castro valley right there on the bayshore at 90 degrees. concord, you'll be at 101 along with pittsburgh in sonoma vacaville in antioch a

well, oakland, 72 san ramon, only at 78 degrees today., antioch in vacaville, our hottest spots just shy of 90 this weekend. temperatures will be a little bit warmer on average. could see some low 90's inland on sunday while 60's and 70's towards the coast of the bay shore. some triple digits into next week. as for your roads, we just saw lights turned on at the bay bridge. and with that comes the first signs of that back up. still only 10 minutes to make your crossing them. the san mateo bridge, 13 minutes. that's the limit for you. while our other bridges still yet to see anything close to a slowdown as you make your cross, right? all right. on the eve of that. >> bay area leaders called on a tnt to maintain landline service for thousands of residents. crowley, the state legislature debating a proposal it would release a tnt from its current obligations. there is concern that removing the land lines would leave residents live in rural areas with no way to call 9-1-1. former congresswoman jackie spear was in pacifica say cell phones are

the change weakens the power of federal regulators and the 1984 case, san ramon based chevron lost a determined lower courts should defer to federal agencies when laws passed by congress are not clear . yesterday's decision reverses that. the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas, deciding all kinds of national questions from assuring the safety of heart medicines, to determining clean air standards or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes, you name it. >> the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could destabilize the federal government and the nation's legal system. all right. still ahead on abc seven mornings, counting down to the san francisco pride parade, we'll hear from medical professionals from kaiser permanente, a proud sponsor of this year's event. and here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. lisa argen will have your forecast in

every day of the year, a team of 35 people inside pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramonre constantly monitoring maps. more than 600 wildfire cameras on the ground and more than 1500 weather stations across the state and in our service area getting those early detection. is beyond what any person can do. so the ai technology has really been a game changer. >> it gives us immediate notification analysts and meteorologists use fire potential index models to determine where fire risk is the highest helping to determine where to deploy. emergency crews and protect equipment from failures. one model shows how the system predicted the fire we grow. so was allowed to burn without for chilly turn off the power, not for public safety having these 30nd observations is very important for me to make that critical decision to either keep the lights on. >> or turn them off for public safety to a reduce the chance of catastrophic wildfires pg and e says the steps it has taken to upgrade and update its equipment throughout the year has lowered the risk of system failures causing or worse

even inland spots like dublin, san ramon in the 70's this afternoon, oakland or richmond in the 60's. antioch, your are closest to 90 degrees at night. tomorrow's temperatures back in the 90's inland by saturday. as i mentioned to the hottest of the forecast next week, your first full week of summer leveling out in the 70's 80's and a few low 90's, right? all right, john, get a look at your morning commute. 60 minute ride into the city right now. our san mateo bridge just short of 14 minutes. >> we're refill 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls, 20 minutes. time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. rob, how the markets right now. >> what what areoyou doing with the duck to? is that duct tape? now? that time? i don't see it. okay. never mind. i just something blue fly by. i use duct tape for everything. so i just wasn't sure, ok, so what's come out of the duct tape is good for me. that would be 500 hit 5500 for the first time ever. so it's kind of a nice number. >> it was supposed to hit 5500 by the end of the year. there's a lot of talking f

in the 1984 case, san ramon bay, chevron lost a lawsuit against the natural resources defense council determined lower courts should defer to federal agencies laws passed by congress aren't crystal clear. today's decision changes that, and the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again, that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas, deciding all kinds of national questions, from assuring the safety of heart medicines, to determining clean air standards or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes, you name it. >> the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could be destabilizing to the federal government and the nation's legal system. >> the big getaway is underway, and today could be the day to set some records. also ahead, people often ask, you know, why is sonoma county have so many gay people in it? >> new at six tonight we are exploring the queer history of discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got

we'll go from 86 to san ramon to 95.ntwood, 91 the high in pittsburgh overnight tonight, just a little bit of cloud cover along the coast. otherwise we have clear skies and lows in the 50s. now, tomorrow we have another heat advisory that is just going to last one day. there's no heat wave this week, but tomorrow it is warm to hot away from the coast between 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. that heat advisory will be in effect. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you we're warming up today with that heat advisory. tomorrow. our hottest cities hitting about 100 degrees inland for tuesday. then we cool off. thursday is breezy and back to average before we see mild temperatures and sunshine for the weekend. guys. >> thank you drew. new at 6:00 funding improvement projects. the multi-million dollar bond that will provide repairs to two key health care facilities in san francisco. >> first, though, the celebration for a group of bay area graduates about the bay bridge toll plaza. it's showing you the back up as you approac

caltrans shutting down three southbound lanes of 680 between al costa boulevard and san ramon and the 580 connector in pleasanton. this is all for paving work. that closure, by the way, will begin tonight at nine and run all the way through monday morning at four. while two lanes will stay open. while caltrans is recommending people avoid this area altogether, the transit agency says this closure will produce though the same amount of work of 40 overnight closures. tesla is recalling more than 125,000 of its vehicles. the national highway traffic safety administration announcing today the automaker is taking this step all due to a malfunction in its seatbelt warning system. but it says can increase the risk of injury in a crash. the recall affects vehicles from 2012 to this year, 2024. tesla says it will release an over-the-air software update to fix the issue, and that is expected to begin next month. health care workers here in california will have to wait about a month to see an increase in the minimum wage. governor newsom today signing a bill delaying the boost in pay for the sta

low 80s in san ramon. 2 to 4 degrees above average, we can handle it. 60s and 70s around the bay, 80s0s along the coast, close to 80 down the peninsula, the hottest spots around brentwood up to 90 degrees. just short of 70 in san francisco, mid-70s for oakland and low to mid-80s for the north bay, a little hotter farther north including the vicinity of the point fire, upper 80s by tuesday afternoon. that's normally warm for this time of year. the seven-day forecast shows a little dip in temperatures with a stronger onshore breeze and a two-day mini heatwave friday and saturday, no extreme heat. the very hottest locations far inland will be in the upper half of the 90s. around the bay more cloud cover, stronger onshore breeze wednesday and thursday delivering a little more cloud cover in the mornings, then sunshine in the afternoon, mid-60s around the bay, back in the 70s heading into the weekend. along the coast it's in the upper 50s for weesday and thursday, a lot of clouds, june gloom for a couple days, then back to a mix of clouds and sunshine by the end of the week. >> thank you.

san jose at 79 fremont. 74 dublin, san ramon, both also in the upper 70's today, oakland, he'll be at 72 while again second day in the row. the antioch in vacaville are hotter spots in the upper 80's tomorrow will average out in the upper 80's. so just a little bit warmer inland, staying pretty steady on all through sunday after that, daytime highs will begin to skyrocket and we're in the triple digits for a lot of inland areas come tuesday and wednesday rain. right, john, thank you for let's get you here on the bay bridge. 14 minute ride traveling into the city. no accidents there. mateo bridge just short of 18 minutes. richards center fell bridge about 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. 21 minutes 7.17, for your money this morning. you 2 more more watched by americane in their living rooms and >> sitting in traffic is costing the u.s. billions. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, hide. all right. good morning, sir. traffic congestion cost the u.s. more than 70 billion last year. >> that was a 15% increase from 2022, we'll be in rex report. a

kron 4 said to call reports now from san ramon where crews are tracking fire activity in real time. >y monitoring maps, wildfire cameras and weather stations that pg and e's hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon. the team of 35 people using technology to identify hazards, to brief lows, landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis. >> monitor for avalanche hazards. we monitor for flooding. obviously we monitor fires. we are in the peak of the wildfire season, although pg and e considers the wildfire senson to be year round. right now, humidity is low and fuels are dry making for troubling fire conditions. that's why analysts interpreting the data collected, including satellite images play a vital role in mitigating fire. are are constantly scanning. >> the landscape for any type of evidence of wildfire activity. >> ignitions meteorologists also capable of virtually dropping fires on a digital map and predict how large it may grow and where it may spread based on weather conditions. what you're seeing here is some of the heat signatures that we're getting from the corral fire that star

if you head from danville to san ramon down into pleasanton, we're still seeing low to mid 70s outside degrees today in livermore, walnut creek, another location in the 70s at 73 degrees there. you saw the high earlier today at 99 degrees. san francisco 57. that's sea breeze ongoing. it's going to bring in some areas of low clouds. but look what we got outside mid 70s still inland. for those interior east bay valleys. no heat advisory issued for tomorrow as we do expect those inland temperatures to drop a few degrees. the morning begins with some patchy low clouds. coastal fog once again, 50s and 60s. out on the coast. the bigger change tomorrow will be those inland temperatures as the onshore wind or the sea breeze gets a little bit stronger during the afternoon. quick warm up by noon tomorrow. already seeing some upper 80s inland, but unlike today that heating should be somewhat limited by stronger westerly winds as we head towards the afternoon. so still some 90s inland out towards solano county, livermore, down into morgan hill and especially up towards clear lake in ukiah. still p

the hub in san ramon, less than a minute into the ride. an abrupt stop. >> and sometimes they will need to come over. >> reporter: the agency acknowledges there is a gap between the technology that is now in the future of autonomous transportation. long-time bus driver, tony haze, is much more skeptical. >> used to go to tellers and the atms, but now i don't trust it. >> reporter: he's been in countless situations in which children and others have asked him for help. >> you want to pull the bus over and ask for help, but the bus won't do that by itself. >> reporter: addressing those concerns is key for the industry and those who see their promise to transportation. tim hale is the director of the contra costa transportation authority. >> we have a first and last mile here in contra costa county. >> reporter: according to ccta nearly half of the trips in the county are less than two miles. agency's long-term vision is an automated service between homes and transportation hubs like bart and bus stations, eliminating the need to drive and par

este 22 de junio, a las 11:00 por telemundo 48 y también ya dionible ensp ción de gasoductos en san ramonnsertarán una herramienta electrónica en las pipas. se espera que los resultados identifiquen cualquier defecto en estas tuberías. momento de hablar sobre las condiciones del tiempo. vamos a ver estas imágenes que nos llegan desde la ciudad de san josé. ahí lo está viendo, pues se ve tranquilo, se ve tranquilo y soleado. vamos a pasar directamente al centro de meteorología con nuestra amiga y colega vianey para darnos esos detalles del tiempo que nos tienes. muy buenas tardes. hemos estado a gusto, vimos un pequeño descenso en las temperaturas debido a la influencia de un sistema de baja presión que actualmente se encuentra hacia el norte, ya moviéndose más hacia el este. de hecho estamos viendo algunas lloviznas sobre las montañas hacia el este, pero como mencionaron, estamos despejados en el interior. pero no aparentan esas nubes a lo largo de la costa. esto es en vivo en san francisco. de hecho, esa capa marina se va a mantener también a partir de esta noche, avanzando también hacia

caltrans says it affected southbound 6.80, between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the i 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. a big milestone for the oakland ballers, the team's inaugural home game in is on this tuesday on june 4th, the game will be held at raimondi park against the yolo high wheelers. the game is sold out but tickets for other games are still available. if you want to the 10 when the games. >> and when we come back, gayle ong has the latest on conditions that firefighters are facing out there. we're talking how the winds are affecting the flames. >> tonight, fire crews continue to fight the corral fire. it's currently 50% contained. this is video from today of firefighters surveying the damage more than 14,000 acres burned near tracy since the fire started yesterday. we know that 2 firefighters got injured and they are recovering at the hospital tonight. we know the winds heavily affected the fight against this fire kron four's gayle ong joins us with the latest. gayle, one of the conditions out there tonight. yes, still breezy out there. i just checked the altamont

in the 1984 case, san ramon based chevron lost a lawsuit against the natural resources defense council. the ruling determined lower courts should defer to federal agencies when laws passed by congress aren't crystal clear. today's decision changes that, and the nrdc says it puts too much authority in the hands of lower court judges. >> well, this is a terrible decision. it shows again, that the current court majority is on a rampage. you may now have random judges from, say, amarillo, texas deciding all kinds of national questions from assuring the safety of heart medicines uh- to determining clean air standards, or what it takes to keep doors from blowing off of airplanes, you name it. >> the biden administration has said throwing out the chevron decision could be destabilizing to the federal government, and the nation's legal system. >> a new report released today by the state attorney general shows the number of hate crimes in california went down in 2023, but lgbtq plus jewish and muslim people have seen an increase in hate crimes against them. overall, reported hate crimes decreas

porque tiene que ponerle mucha atención si piensa transitar por la autopista 680 a la altura de san ramónn vial con la autopista 5 80 en pleasanton, esto debido a trabajos de repavimentación que lleva a cabo la agencia trans. se espera, eso sí, que las obras culminen el lunes a las 04:00. hablando de transporte, es probable que los usuarios ya hayan notado retrasos en ciertas líneas, y esto se debe a que una parte de la ruta hacia san francisco está cerrada entre la estación de la misión y daly city. para contrarrestar los inconvenientes, el ha comunicado que hay un servicio de autobuses gratuito entre esas estaciones. el servicio de la línea verde también está cancelado y no habrá trenes funcionando en la línea roja que va desde maulbrey hasta daly citty. lo que sucede es que las cuadrillas de trabajadores están reemplazando vías del tren antiguas y además están instalando nueva iluminación en más asuntos. cientos de personas vestidas de color naranja se reunieron en el puente golden gate de san francisco. su objetivo hacer un llamado de atención pidiendo que se termine la violencia arma

a 600 acre business hub in san ramon. less than a minute into the ride. on abrupt >>stuff. okay?gency acknowledges there's a gap between where avi technology is now and the future of autonomous transportation. longtime bus driver tony hayes. is much more skeptical. >>i used to go to tellers announced the atm and you know, i just don't don't just i don't i just don't trust it >>has been in countless situation. in >>which >>children and others have asked him for help. >>you know, you want to pull a bus over. hey, you need help. busses not going to do that by itself. >>addressing those concerns is key for the industry and those who see it's promised improved. improve transportation. tim hale is executive director of the contra costa transportation authority. >>we have a 1st and last mile problem here in country costa county, >>according to ccta. nearly half of trips within the county are less than 2 miles. agencies long term vision is an automated shuttle service between homes and transportation hubs like bart and bus stations. eliminating the need to drive and >>park >>for connecti

ahora, si piensa transitar por la autopista 6 80 a la altura de san ramón, le informamos que 3 carrilesrabajos de repavimentación que lleva a cabo la agencia caltrans. se espera, eso sí, que las obras culminen el lunes a las 04:00 cambiamos de tema para informarle que nuevamente se reportaron avistamientos de un puma en el sur de la bahía. esta vez en la ciudad de san josé. libertad pedraza habló con los residentes que lograron capturar en cámara a este gran felino y nos informa qué hacer en caso de que se encuentre con 1. cámaras de seguridad captaron a un puma en una casa de san josé. el felino tuvo un encuentro cercano con este chihuahua antes de trepar la cerca de madera al techo de una vivienda, asustando a los vecinos. y yo oí algo brincar como del techo al fremont el frente de la casa. luego los perros de un lado estaban ladrando mucho y entonces pensamos a lo mejor andaba algo por ahí. tenemos más de 30 años aquí. esto nunca ha pasado de un mountain lighting. las últimas imágenes del puma lo muestran dirigiéndose a la parte tras la casa el chihuahua. hoy se encuentra ileso tras

on our website, you can take a look at pg&e hazard awareness and warning center, which is in san ramonat's where the utility identifies and tracks any potential weather dangers. using early detection. you can len ♪ (ominous music) ♪ come on. what can i do to help you? dad: come on buddy. headphones. what! dad: hey! dad: ok all right. what do you wanna do? i said i don't wanna talk about it! dad: trey! what are you doin'? ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ it's ok. and socal. same person is suspected of burglarizing at least six lego stores in san bernardino, los angeles, orange counties in the past two months. store owners say he quickly breaks in through a front window, grabs the high priced items before exiting. sometimes he has a sidekick. all of the store's expensive collectibles worth thousands of dollars. all told, the lego thief has made off with 100 grand worth of merchandise. okay, two chickens and a live bird market in san francisco have now tested positive for avian flu. traces of bird flu have also been found in san francisco. wastewater samples. state health officials

caltrans says this work affects southbound 6 ad between alcosta boulevard in san ramon and the 5, 86, 80 connector in pleasanton. those lanes will reopen at 4 o'clock in the morning on monday. all right. we're taking a look right now at the fire that is burning in the east bay. this is in san joaquin county. this is the corral fire. we are at more than 11,000 acres tonight, according to cal fire that had burned so far, 13% containment. we're going to be p giving you an update on this fire after the break. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, it was game 2 between the yankees and the giants at oracle tonight with the giants looking >> get some payback after friday night's aaron judge, he made a triumphant return san francisco friday night if i and he hit 2 home runs and the yankees win over the giants. well, tonight, the key from linden humidity would rockland zone logan when it was a matchup of local kids making good in the big leagues. so who came out on top in early the city of london had the early lead in the yankees. first inning running on that for judge right here runner on rather

the low 80s to the low 90s, barely making it to that 90 degree mark in antioch and brentwood. 81, san ramoncord 86. in livermore, your accuweather seven day forecast cooling begins tomorrow. it is going to continue on thursday and then a little bit of a reversal on friday. but over the weekend you will notice really comfortable weather for father's day weekend. upper 50s to low 60s, coast side, upper 80s inland and then really minor fluctuations in the temperatures going into early next week. so yeah, really beautiful. ama and dan. >> thanks, andy. >> one of the units in capitola is famed venetian court is up for sale. look at this. the family that's owned the bright blue apartment at the end of the complex for nearly 50 years, has placed it on the market for $5.45 million. the unit was built in 1930. it's about 1900 square feet, with five bedrooms and two baths. the owners have used it as a vacation rental, but are looking to offer it back as a single family home. >> right after the break. there's a beef over franks. why bay area native joey justice will not be competing in this year's 4th

you're going to sizzle 100 in fairfield and livermore, 98 in concord and 95 in san ramon. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. the good thing is that triple digit mark there. that's only one day out of the next seven. okay, so if you don't like the hot weather, temperatures do slowly come down. sunday is not quite as hot. it's in the mid 90s upper 50s, coast side and then that cooldown continues through monday before a little recovery tuesday wednesday, and then back down into the 50s, 60s coast side 80s inland. so really nice looking weather. nice for you and your friends as well. >> and dan, all the conventions, everyone in town, everything goin las vegas aces, the two time reigning champions, have sold out all of their regular season games. that has never happened before in the wnba. they led the league in attendance last season and are averaging more than 10,000 fans a game this season. clark's indiana fever will take that title this season, averaging nearly 17,000 fans a game that's fantastic. it is. >> all right. do you know what they say? if at first you don'

all right, rob, so you recently had a tour of pg&e hazard awareness and warning center in san ramon.rying to stay ahead of the curve from a weather and technology standpoint. yes. yeah. and climate change by using some machine learning. it was very impressive being able to see t work they're doing there. over the last decade, pg&e has added about 1500 more weather stations and is now using that machine learning and ai to help keep the power on. and the goal is to keep property safe. you know, this center here allows us to monitor the weather at an unprecedented level and then in fire events, potential fire events were monitoring the potential outages that could result, and the locations where we may need to proactively shut f the power. and we're also moving around crews to ke sure that we can restore power as quickly assie. as soon as the weather is all clear, then each one of these are outage is on the system, and each one of these i lk at wt he wind speed and wind gusts on every single one of our outages. you know, really i think the biggest change has been th imementation of our