the fire at tiffany's in new york caught fire just after a $500 million renovation of the flagship boutique. an oval ball in the case of the first ever rugby victory cup in the capital , the deputies adopted a bill on the accession of belarus to international treaties within the framework of the shanghai cooperation organization project of the law was submitted to the house of representatives of the council of ministers on behalf of the head of state. it was prepared during the ongoing work on belarus' accession to the sco. in the process of our country obtaining the status of a member of the organization, the draft law provides for accession to 22 international treaties with seven amendments to them, interaction in the shanghai cooperation organization will be devoted to a number of areas. among them is the development of a coordinated strategy for combating illicit trafficking. drug creation legal bases for carrying out joint anti-terrorist measures of cooperation in the fields of international information security ensuring security in the border areas. in the direction with our sco membe

were you invited to the wedding, tiffany trump?guillermo: no, jimmy. >> jimmy: oh, boy, we love tiff. >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: everything was absolutely first class. jimmy john's did the catering. [laughter] there was a ketchup fountain, which i've not seen. [laughter] eric was the ring bearer. don jr. gave the worst man speech. [laughter] everything was perfect! it was sweet too. before the father-daughter dance, donald trump went up to every woman at the wedding and said, "are you tiffany?" [laughter] once he found her, he walked tiffany down the aisle/bouncy castle. [laughter] that's what's known as understated elegance right there. [laughter] then he gave a beautiful toast. i have to admit when he got to the part where he talked about i got emotional, i teared up. [laughter] the best part was, i got to spend time with the whole clan. there we are. such good people. [laughter] salt of the earth. trump you can see was all dolled up. [applause] either his hair is getting whiter or his skin is getting orange-er. i don't know. [

tiffany justice is live for us at a neighborhood police station. tiffany, what's the latest? >> right. so we have confirmed 9 people were shot in the mission. district police still looking for the suspect or suspects involved. we want to show you exactly where this happened with a map. police say at the corner of 24th street and treat avenue around 9 o'clock last night, they say dispatch received a report of a shooting with multiple people shot and taken to a local hospital. let's show you some video from the scene last night as well. one victim was taken into surgery according to a legislative aide to supervisor hillary ronen police say the shooting appears to be targeted and isolated and that there is no known threat to the public. thankfully, all the victims are expected to survive. >> investigation, this is a preliminary. we're taking everything into consideration and that's why we're asking the public for help. if you saw anything, you heard anything. the investigators are considering any anything and everything possible. right now. >> we are still looking into how the v

he brought the brand and redid this brand "breakfast at tiffany's," this remake was $500 million.a museum, it is absolutely beautiful. it is a great landmark and tourists come to new york city. it's only a few blocks from now. we've heard the trucks going back and forth all morning long. >> emily: i walk past it everyday, we've all seen "sweet home alabama," and this was a three-year multi million dollar renovation. tourists are always here and it just completed and one bag i see throughout the cities, a little tiffany bag and it is such an important experience for tourists who love this brand, it is passage to have that experience. i'm sad for everyone and devastated. thank goodness no one was hurt and i hope the diamonds are okay. >> jeremy: pray for me, my wife came up with me up from georgia today and one reason why, she wanted to eat at tiffany's. we had reservation, she had been waiting and last night she is looking at the scene, this is where we'll be tomorrow. we got the called it, no reservation for us today. going to be a rough one. >> your wife is lovely, you will have

tiffany nos cuenta como estÁ la militarizaciÓn.llegaron los refuerzos de la florida a la frontera. ahora no hay paso porque estÁ en manos del departamento de seguridad pÚblica del estado de texas. el que entre al parque sin permiso serÁ arrestado. >> los llevan a la cÁrcel y les ponen cargos, le toman las huellas. >> agentes de pesca y vida silvestre llegaron con sus botes, lo tambiÉn hay agentes y militares de la guardia nacional. >> hay muchos que andan en el barco y en el monte pescando gente que andan ilegalmente. >> la tremenda muestra de fuerza es intimidante para cualquiera que estÉ observando del otro lado del rÍo, viendo que decenas de hombres con armas patrullan el rÍo. por si acaso habÍa alguna duda, hay siete parlantes dirigidos hacia mÉxico con un mensaje que se repite todo el dÍa. >> atenciÓn, es ilegal cruzar aquÍ. esta Área estÁ sellada con alambre. quÉdate en mÉxico. >> la estrategia del gobernador parece haber dado resultados en esta zona, donde la Última semana se registraban cientos de personas cruzando diariame

however , the world-famous legendary store on fifth avenue became after the movie tomorrow at tiffany'sead burn. in the same place, after the film, a cafe was opened where you can have a bite to eat after or before buying diamonds. recently, the building underwent repairs worth about half a billion dollars , it is reported that representatives of the main energy company were called to the scene. new york, it is said that this may be due to the cause of the fire. even more news in telegram channels 200 on duty .

[000:00:00;00] tiffany's jewelry store, located in downtown new york, caught fire on thursday morning, the fire started in the basement, but the flames did not let the fire go out quickly enough. there were no casualties, the tiffany jewelry company has been selling top-level jewelry for more than a century during this time. they became a standard in the world of jewelry, and the company's branches spread throughout the planet. however , the world-famous legendary store on fifth avenue became after the movie tomorrow at tiffany's with audrey head burn. there after film reel opened a cafe where you can eat after or before buying diamonds recently, the building underwent repairs at a cost of about half a billion dollars , it is reported that representatives of the main energy company were called to the scene. new york, it is said that this may be due to the cause of the fire. even more news in the telegram channels to conduct the duty of the honest detective, and our issue was completed in the studio alexey tselishchev , see you. this is a great information evening. we continue to acqua

she tells kron four's tiffany justice.hat it means to give back. >> my family relied a lot on food and also subsidies and assistance from second harvest and organizations like second harvest. >> in a full circle moment sonseeahray now a partner at the lloyd able to reflect on her childhood and how food banks like second harvest are so essential to communities. i grew up in vietnam in a town so we laugh. we sold basically everything that we had, which was bicycle. and my mom really we had a total of $100. they came here with the 3 of us wanted when they have the opportunity. want to immigrate to the u.s. to give us better opportunities. >> since terri and her family immigrated to east san jose in the 1990's when she was 8 years old as a child, she says she remembers going to those distribution sites. >> so actually, as a kid, i went to a lot of the distribution sites to get so when the opportunity came up for me to volunteer here, at first, i want to volunteer. >> we are now serving one in 6 people in silicon valley. leslie

good morning to you, tiffany. >> good morning, ainsley.thanks for coming on. what is your reaction to this? >> it's just absolutely absurd. i mean, you know, we are parents who are concerned about the state of education in america and the future of our country. and to be put on a list like this, i mean, it's just ridiculous to be honest with you. you are right, you know, parents were called domestic terrorists by the department of justice at the bidding of the nsda. now it looks like a coordinated effort against parents, again, to silence and suppress us. why are we such a threat? >> ainsley: and your organization, that has the word "moms" in right up there with the ku klux klan they say. >> yeah. i had to tell my daughter that this had happened because i wanted her to know she is 18 and you know, she goes oh my gosh, mom they have you on the page with the united skin head nation. what is that? this is the level of absurdity that we have come to. we just finished some national polling, ainsley, what we are see something that 70% of parents

tiffany. >> you know, so what does this mean for students next? >> we're talking about you know. >> we're still going to have to pay those loans. it's just going to go back on the drawing board, you know, its students and people who have those loans are going to get have to get used to once again paying those loans. but this point, i think they're still trying to decide how to move forward when it comes to that. all right, tiffany, thank you so much for your live coverage of the story. we appreciate >> all right. we have a live interview on the line here with a cal state east bay a director. >> financial aid sonia, just tony, thank you so much for joining us. thank yo for having me. well, after a three-year pause, student loan payments are starting back up again in october. can you walk us through the impact this is having on your student body? >> oh, absolutely. um, a lot of the we're very excited and looking forward to having, you know, part of their loans we held a number of workshops last year into this year to talk about, you know what it's b

when you hear tiffany just now, tiffany justice, talking about being singled out, her voice being diminished as a group of 100,000 women, what's your reaction? >> you know, it's ridiculous. i will tell you, if you're going to call moms for liberty a hate group, then put me right there in them. i'm speaking at their joyful warriors summit. does that sound like a hateful group to you? i'm speaking to them in july. the idea of this is -- we are parents. we are parents that care about our kids. we are parents that worry about government overreach. we are parents that want transparency in the classroom. we are parents that are saying, look, we have one job, one job, and that's to get it right, and that's to make sure that our kids are, you know, brought up with the best education they can have, and we don't want anything hidden from us. that's what moms for liberty is saying. the idea that you have this one group that can try and tarnish them, you can list them as a hate group all you want, but then you're listing parents as a hate group. the idea that you would list parents as a hate group, that

and tiffany, lots of people already behind you.e are having fun as they and saw the iconic pink triangle. let me go ahead and step on the shot for ya. >> they are expecting about 400 feet. 50 volunteers out here to help set this up this year will be the 28 year of putting this together. founder patrick carney says they have 175 a bright pink tarps and a border of 220 foot long. she's a sale clogged and this installment is going to be about acre long previous years. it was lit up an led light and now they're going back to the canvas as it was for the 1st quarter century. now, carney patrick carney, the founder, says he hopes the supersize and some a little spark people's curiosity when they drive by what is and how did it originate or 150 people here installing the giant pink triangle. >> and the reason we do this is it's a giant educational tool. so people become curious and when they see it when they're on the freeway and what is that? and then they look at because part of appreciating and celebrating any pride is knowing where yo

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tiffany justice kron, 4 news. second harvest is a necessity for so many people here in the bay area. we just heard that purse. the spokesperson say that volunteers are always needed and because they're seeing such a tremendous spike in need they're really hoping that people can help out monitor monetary donations are appreciated. >> coming up next at noon, beyonce can control a lot of things. but can she control inflation? >> why one economist is pointing the fingers at the pointing the fingers at the pop megastar. when a truck hit my car, pointing the fingers at the pop megastar. the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> well,

tiffany justice kron, 4 news. >> second harvest a necessity for so many people here in the bay area.cho who we heard from says that volunteers are always needed and because they're seeing such a tremendous spike in need, that is also paired with you know, dwindling financial donations, monetary donations that she says definitely appreciated. whether time now as we get a live look outside at embarcadero. see the the flag flying there. it looks like there's some wind. >> breezy this week, but warming up as the week progresses. and if you look ahead, you can see sunday, lawrence here, great dad. happy father's day. got plans due to no. and that's exactly what i wanted. right? just nice and quiet can enjoy a cup of coffee and a father's day around the bay area. yeah, it looks like the weather. it's going to change on father's day. but between now and then got some very nice weather head. in fact, even father's day is not going to be bad. but you see the temperatures take a drop well, looks like the winds are going to be kicking up as well. it is breezy outside right now. we've had some g

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tiffany justice has more. >> everybody's just kind of itching to get out of her house. feel like summer. doesn't start until you're at the fair. >> the alameda county fair is in full swing. this father's day weekend is its opening weekend. fair. organizers have been working year-round. we have all the classics live horse racing, nightly concerts. even some pig >> you know, fair food, free entertainment. we have it all. now. we're standing in the midway right now. we have all the classic rides. the zipper. if you're going for something a little more crazy, the swings and even the fair. so behind me. >> fair food is always a treat. kron 4 speaking with dean, lisa williams of dean's dogs. they've been making corn dogs for years. and rosemary daily of sky river butterflies. one of many exhibits you can go to share. the concert lineup bringing in big names as well. bay area's own e 40 coming. we have a shot leann rimes joe nichols and even jesse mccartney reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. well, with some pretty big names. the fair runs through july 9th. you can get tic

fu, tiffany with audrey hee byrne.the same place, after the film, a cafe was opened where you can a bite to eat after or before buying diamonds, the building was recently renovated at a cost of about half a billion dollars , it is reported that representatives of the main energy company were called to the scene. new york, it is said that this may be due to the cause of the fire. more news in telegram-channels vesti duty and honest detective, and our episode was completed in the studio alexey tselishchev , see you. on planet earth, only two organizations inspired awe and fear. this, of course, the kgb and cia department appeared sector, who began to deal with the change of power in other countries the united states and nato countries are using ukraine to try to destroy russia on us, because you have to bring us profit. that is why the united states continues to pump weapons to ukraine . russia is in a unique position as it fights for the preservation of western civilization. science music literature booming industry rus

as tiffany said, there was 9 people that were injured out there. and of we have a team out there right now and we're going to working together some more a lot of reaction, of course, pouring in tonight about the shooting. mayor london breed. >> calls it heartbreaking, not just for the mission district, but for the entire city. >> people. that's a lot, of course. and i think that, you know what we're seeing in san francisco, then we look at our a lot of the violent crime. we've seen. the numbers declined considerably. this is definitely heartbreaking and challenging not just for the mission community, but sunday as a head. >> the city's police chief bill scott taking to twitter today to talk about the shooting saying in part this kind of violence on our streets is unacceptable. people should feel safe to go out in san francisco without fear of being victims of gun violence. former house speaker nancy pelosi also on social media today saying san franciscans are praying for those wounded in last night's horrific shooting in the mission and their loved

and tiffany, this is just tragic news. also know that 3 of the 5 passengers on board of that sub had bay area ties. we do want to showou thr photos. >> they were on their way to take a research tour of the titanic when they lost contact. kron4 learnmore about the 3 of the 5 who have ties to the bay area. among the 5 was stockton rush whose family has a long history here in san francisco along with and 19 year-o sn da would doll would work for this nt institute based in mountain view. we spoke with bill diamond, president and ceo. >> where, of course, like everybody at putting out great hope you know, through through some miracle or technological that the summer. so is found and that the crew and passengers are i it, but it's a it's a it's a dire situation for sure. >> did speak with diamond before those devastating of findings were announced. just but our thoughts and condolences to the families and everyone involved. stephanie. absolutely. tiffany, thank you for your coverage of that. and lots more news to come out of thi

joe nichols and even jesse mccartney reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. >> all right.from a bear home security video shared with kron. 4 shows the bear wandering around her yard in lucas valley. this video is from around midnight last tuesday. she says seeing this large animal gave her heart palpitations it's believed this could be the same bear that's been spotted hanging around terra linda experts say the bear is likely a juvenile male traveling alone in search of food and a mate bear sightings pretty rare in moran. but if you remember back in 2021, the county was captivated by seeing one hanging out in a tree in san anselmo. >> coming up, a crime caught on camera victims of the smash-and-grab are out thousands of dollars. their story next. i'm orlando and i'm living with hiv. i don't have to worry about daily hiv pills because i switched to every-other-month cabenuva. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. it's two injections from a healthcare provider. now when i have people over, hiv

if virginia and tiffany didn't step in and reopen this day care facility, where would you all be?ound and sell my home and move in with my family. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. >> and one of us would have probably left our jobs. >> reporter: what does this child care facility mean to your community? >> i think has bonded our community together. especially living in a neighborhood with a lot of little kids, we all kind of went through the struggle together. >> do you like that? >> reporter: an american crisis affecting too many families. meg oliver, cbs news, dale, wisconsin. >> norah: prince harry made history with an emotional day in court. we've got the details next. ♪ ♪ the pursuit for your pigment is no exception. it's time you had a proven choice to help restore what's yours. opzelura is the first and only fda-approved prescription treatment for nonsegmental vitiligo proven to help repigment skin over time. restoring what's yours. it's possible with a steroid-free cream that you can apply yourself. opzelura can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb or hepatitis

tiffany justice live there for us this morning at tiffany.ah, and some of the athletes have arrived. it's a really great a moment to capture and see at this site. and yesterday, we're told as well, a man know for sure that the opening ceremony was a beautiful sight as well. we know that our own that kyra grogan was one of the emcees for that opening ceremony. we want to go and show you some video from that yesterday. the games are being held at the santa clara university and a moment ago, we did speak with matt cohen. he is the chief program officer for the game games. he's tells us it's free to come watch and support along with free parking. and there are so many people involved in this. we're told around 650 athletes from all over northern california from 29 counties. it's a chance of a lifetime in a time to create memories different sports or tennis bochy's swimming and track and field cupertino high school and the event will go for pretty much all day. and for different sports. the 3 are offered here at santa clara university. >> we have

tiffany, just as she's live at the fair with more. tiffany, what what's this?pig race. has. >> we actually spoke with organizers this morning and tell us that that's one of the favorite events here as the fear. but there is so much to do here, especially if you're trying to figure out what you want to do on the saturday. like we mentioned, today's the first day of the mateo county fair. and they have a wide range of fun activities. this year's theme is called where tradition meets innovation from carnival rise to great, fair food and a concert series. organizers say there's something for everyone. they also have crowd favorite, the pig races where the piglets race to see who's the fastest. >> and something new this year, a new exhibit that's supposed to transport you into a world of fantasy. >> our dragon exhibit, that's the newest thing we have this year. we also have our farm worker heroes appreciation event and dillard's court does going make an appearance on june 11th, which is huge because she was a huge part of the movement with cesar chavez in the 60's.

and tiffany loving all that color behind you. yes, the stuffed animals is actually their opening weekend. >> 18 bucks. general admission. what a great way to spend your sunday. and joining us right now is megan kreider to come down. yeah. so i mean, the alameda county fairs a kickoff to summer. so, you know, today is father's day. you know, families come on. now we've got a nightly concert. we have a movie on the lawn at 06:00pm. obviously we're in the carnival. we've got a lot of some live horse racing as well. movie which movie are talking about have the boss baby on our concert lawn this evening. and we were actually talking about concerts earlier. you. what's your guys is concert line? what performers can we expect? yes, so we have bay area's own e 40 coming out. we have joe nichols, leann rimes and even just mccartney. and when it comes to actually organizing affair in putting together, it's a lot of work. how much work to is put into this and how many visitors you actually see every year? yeah. so i mean, just to put it int

back to you. >> tiffany, thank you very much. and at 10, 0, 2, we want to continue our discussion of this and joining us to help us digest more. what happened this morning where professor maria the desmond with san jose state university professor, let that smith. thank you so much for joining us this morning. up so you are obviously aware of the ruling that the court handed down before we get into the nuance of all of this, i just want to get your initial reaction. would you feel what did you think when you heard the decision? >> it was not a surprise but disappointing none. the less i think the composition of the court, only signal that this was the direction they're going that they were going to move in and to form. they did. and so what do you think the past is for? we just heard the president talk live. he says he's going to instruct the department of education to try and >> come up with ways compliant with the law where universities can continue to try and expand the diversity within their acts. both in the administration an

smoke billowing from tiffany's after a $500 million renovation. >>> tonight, news on madonna's health after being rushed to the hospital. what we now know. >>> and america strong tonight. if you think your dog can fetch, you and your dog have to see this. >> david: good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we do begin tonight with the landmark supreme court ruling, striking down affirmative action as we know it in college admissions. overturning a key tool used for more than 40 years to make campuses more diverse in this country. two schools at the center of this decision, harvard, america's oldest private university, and the university of north carolina, the oldest public one. the 6-3 decision with the conservative majority standing together. the liberal minority united in dissent. chief justice john roberts saying the two schools admissions policies, quote, involve racial stereotyping in a way that violates the constitution. justice clarence thomas acknowledging he benefitted from affirmative action, siding with the majority, saying race-conscious pra

tiffany, 10. 0, 5 right now. and in the east bay. >> a new executive director has been appointed for n% oakland's community police review agency mack mirror was unanimously selected. works with the oakland police commission and they're going to review allegations of officer misconduct within the oakland police department. mir says that he plans to develop a mediation program as an alternative to resolving issues without having to go to court. he's an oakland native and he was close to becoming inspector general for the city back in 2021. san mateo county is getting a boost in its efforts to provide housing for farmworkers. the state is giving the county 5 million dollars. and sam joe county says use that to buy 28 manufactured homes, 18 of which will be for the farm workers and families displaced by the mass shootings that happened back in january in half moon bay and the county is working with the city of half moon bay to develop a site that could house more manufactured homes. the newsom administration is respo

tiffany. yes, a big decision from the supreme court. a ruling on affirmative action. the justices were split. 63 justices, kagan, jackson, sonia sotomayor, all scenting, the supreme court rule to end affirmative action in college admissions saying that it violates the equal protection law. the supreme court making a decision on this case, students for fair admissions versus harvard and the university of north carolina. the new ruling overturns decades of precedent and a 2003 supreme court decision. the group argued that those universities policy violates the 14th, amendment's equal protection clause by not guaranteeing racial neutrality now is to to shuns of higher education can not use race as a factor in missions. we're still learning more about how universities and colleges will move foot forward. chief justice john roberts said that for too long, universities have quote, concluded wrongly that the touchstone of an individual's identity is not challenges, bested skills, bills or lessons learned, but the color of their skin, our constitutional history does not toler

good morning, tiffany. good morning. yes, another big supreme court decision this morning. the court has ruled to not allow president biden's 400 billion dollars loan forgiveness plan to move forward. the decision was a 3 to 6 split justices kagan, sonia sotomayor in jackson. all dissenting this morning, the high court ruled that friday that the biden administration overstepped its authority in trying to cancel or reduce the loan debt for millions of americans. this ruling effectively kills the 400 billion dollar debt forgiveness plan. the court held that the administration needs congress's endorsement before undertaking so costly, a program the program would have allowed eligible borrowers to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt and there was about 43 million americans eligible to participate. the administration said that the program would have wiped out all federal student loan debt for some 20 million people. there were several states contesting the administration's move, missouri, nebraska, iowa, arkansas, kansas, in south carolina, along with 2 individuals who fil

tiffany justice is live in redwood city this morning with more. >> on the plans there, high tiffany. morning. yes, there is a lot going on to kick off the first day of pride and i am out one of them that's set to start at 10 o'clock this morning. mateo county. we do know the county board president will lead a progress pride flag raising event. >> and this one is going to be at the county center. we do want to show you some video of last year's festivities, but if you can't make it to the morning events on this thursday, we have a whole list for you. there's another flag raising event at 10 o'clock this morning as well in belmont at city hall on want wind pine sonoma county will hold a pride flag raising event at 11 this morning. that will be in santa rosa at 4 street in mendocino avenue and at 12, 30 oakland, the city will also have a ceremony at their city hall. and if you can't make it to the earlier ceremonies in the city, there will be an event 06:30pm, at the castro where jane fonda is expected to be there for a conversation. but so we've listen just a few for you this morning.

thank you, tiffany. it's 10 31 and developing news now with the recent killing of a flower delivery man in oakland's koreatown. oakland police have released images of 2 people of interest. >> that they're looking for kron four's. reyna harvey is standing by with the latest here in the studio now. >> yeah, the victim was identified as 27 year-old that haze guidance from brazil. this video actually shows an infant of the telegraph apartments last wednesday night when 2 people, a man and a woman walking dogs, they walk right past him. there was an apparent confrontation of some sort. and after that man tried to hit cuyos. guidance to the flowers and he was holding at him. and that's when that man out a gun and shot him and then took off. now, police have released these pictures on your screen. get a good look at this. they're hoping that someone in the community can recognize these people and help identify them. both police along with crime stoppers of oakland are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for any

kron four's tiffany justice following the story for us from the newsroom. good morning, tiffany. good morning. nevada's governor joe lombardo ordering a special session today to consider whether they'll give the a's taxpayer money to help fund a new stadium. the session will start at 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special special session just yesterday about the legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for the a's stadium. senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition to the but public funding, the stadium would also be exempt from property. taxes is also important to note that a majority of nevada residents in a recent poll we're not in favor of the but we'll continue to follow this story very closely this morning and bring you any further updates. if there is a

is there breakfast at tiffanies by the way?nds. >> steve: they actually reopened. >> ainsley: they have a breakfast spot. >> steve: i believe daniel balloon runs it breakfast at tiffany. >> ainsley: we should go there. >> steve: we are businessy. working. >> ainsley: having breakfast with our friends. >> we thank paris baguette for being out there. they brought the prettiest pastries. baguettes. >> steve: how pastoral is this. we are about to show you something that happened in new york city on a lazy sunday afternoon are. you know, people are just in the park having a nice time. and then this woman just randomly comes up a crazed woman goes berserk. she is yamplegging the hair of a woman on the lawn and she drag as woman by her hair and people start yelling at her. she lunged toward a mom holding a baby, people gasped and yelled and apparently it stopped her for a while but then she went looking for somebody else, ripped up that guy's newspaper. she went berserk. >> she walked over to a people signatures at a restaurant outsid

tiffany.session has now been pushed back to noon. >> about as governor joe lombardo ordering a special session today to consider whether they'll be giving a's taxpayers money to help fund a new stadium potentially taking a vote on funding for the construction of new stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all ha pening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special session just yesterday, nevada legislature finishing the budget last night and now they are talking about money for the a's stadium. senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition to public funding, the stadium will also be exempt from property taxes. it's important to note that a majority of nevada residents in a recent poll were not in favor of the stadium. we'll we will continue to follow this story very closely. again, the session has been pushed back to today. back to you. all right, tiffany, t

crawford's tiffany justice live in the newsroom following the latest. good morning, tiffany. good morning. and right now they should be in session. nevada's governor joe lombardo or during a special session today to consider whether they'll give the a's taxpayer money to help fund a new stadium potentially taking a vote on funding for the construction of the new stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special session just yesterday, nevada legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for stadium senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. in addition, public funding, the stadium would also exempt from property taxes. also important to note that a majority of nevadans residents and a recent poll were not in favor of the stadium, but we will continue to follow the story very closely this morning and bring you any further updates of a decision has been made are not back

our kron four's tiffany justice joins us live now. tiffany, the future of the a's looks pretty up in the air at this point. absolutely. the special session going into day 2 as the future of the a's still up in the air, the session convened as we speak yesterday, the senate committee heard testimony from residents for 2 and a half hours wednesday night. lawmakers are debating if the stadium will be publicly funded through taxes with 180 million funded through state tax credit if passed senate bill one would allocate 380 million dollars in public funding for the new ballpark. however, in the recent poll, a majority of nevada residents were not in favor of the stadium. lawmakers arguing yesterday on the floor. there are no new revenue sources to back these bonds. i don't care how anyone tries to spend this. >> the a's are a failure of a team and should not be given our tax dollars when their owner is a billionaire and doesn't need this cash reason we do these one is to create great jobs for the citizens of nevada. and this project does t

supreme court this morning struck down the president's student loan debt forgiveness plan crawford's tiffany justice has been following the story for us this morning joins us now from the newsroom with the latest on this decision. tiffany. >> right in another big supreme court decision, the court has ruled to not allow president biden's 400 billion dollars student loan forgiveness plan to move forward. the decision was a 3 to 6 split justices kagan, sonia sotomayor in jackson. all dissenting this morning, the high court ruled friday that the biden administration overstepped its authority and trying to cancel or reduce student loan debt for millions of americans. this ruling effectively kills the 400 billion dollar debt forgiveness plan. now the court held that the administration needs can congress's endorsement before undertaking, so costly over program. the program would have allowed eligible borrowers to cancel up to $20,000 in student loan debt. and there was about 43 million americans a legible to participate. the minute station said that the program would have wiped out all federal stud

tiffany rice, 70, we heard from president biden this morning. he called the ruling a disappointment and even suggested that. >> this is not a normal court, but he also said the decision does not have to be a permanent setback for the country. >> can do that. decision be the last word. one of cannon last word. the court can render a decision cannot change what america stands discrimination still exists in america. today's decision does not change simple fact student has overcome had overcome adversity their passage occasion. would recognize and is? mister works. i >> the supreme court making a decision on this case, students for fair admissions versus harvard and the university of north carolina. now, this new ruling overturns decades of precedent in a 2003 supreme court decision. the that both universities policy violates the 14th amendment. equal protection clause by not guaranteeing racial, not neutrality. now, institutions of higher education cannot use race as a factor in admissions. chief justice john roberts saying in the majority decision

back to you. >> tiffany, thank you very much. time now, 7.11, still ahead on the kron. 4 morning news. this bakery on wheels that serves the south bay community was charted by fees. we're going to show you how the owners are trying to get back on their feet. and former special counsel john durham is calling out the fbi. >> for its investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election. >> and we are seeing a day that is going to be bringing with it. some sunshine eventually this morning. it's got a great, though. look at these daytime highs. way cooler than your second day of summer. usually i've got your forecast and before you leave the house, you to know what your morning drive is going to look like. we're seeing busier conditions as the morning goes >> 7.14, is the time that we want to get another look at the weather and see what is going to clear up a little. yeah. greatest star. john. good morning. yeah. definitely a change from yesterday when we were so nice and clear as we were as well on tuesday and monday. mornin

good morning, tiffany. >> good morning. yes, officials want residents in the area.o see smoke today and tomorrow, don't be alarmed. marin county officials have scheduled to conduct controlled burns for today and tomorrow. and we do want to show you a map to show you exactly where this is going to be happening. the burn site will be in. sandra fell just north of saint vincent school for and on the east side of us highway 101 officials say will most likely see some smoke between 10:00am to 04:00pm today and tomorrow and they're doing this in preparation of wildfire season as part of training for seasonal firefighters. smoke is expected to be visible and marine would fell and nevado again, officials are asking if you do see smoke today and tomorrow and if you live in these areas, please refrain from calling authorities back to you. all right. all right. thank you. we're going to check in with you a little bit later about those burns because, yes, when people see what you get can and that's why we do it. get the word out because we are in wildfire seasons. yeah is on he

tiffany, thank you. >> it's 904. and another developing stories in the east bank connection with the recent killing of a flower delivery man in oakland's koreatown oakland. police are now out with images of 2 people of interest that they are looking for. the victim is identified as 27 year-old that those from brazil and the video shows front of the telegraph apartments last wednesday night. 2 people, a man and a woman walking a dog. they go past him. there's a confrontation. and the man tries to hit guy ito skyy toes then throws flowers at him. and the other guy pulls out a gun, shoots him and takes off. police have released these pictures. they're hoping that the community can help identify them. let's take a look at the pictures. and police along with crime stoppers of oakland are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that leads to an arrest. >> in the north bay, police have arrested a 4th person in the fatal shooting of a 15 year-old in santa rosa. police say that kobe benjamin fled to los vegas and w

good morning, tiffany. good morning.ada's governor joe lombardo ordering a special session today to consider whether they will give. >> a's taxpayers money to help fund a new stadium. a special start. 10 o'clock this morning potentially taking a vote on money for the construction of the stadium on the las vegas strip. and once construction is done, this is what it will look like. this is all happening as the state is trying to figure out its budget holding a special session just yesterday, the nevada legislature finishing the budget last night. now they're talking about money for stadium senate bill 509, will allocate 380 million dollars in public money for the new ballpark. and addition to public funding, the city also be exempt from property taxes. it's also important to note that a majority of the nevada residents in a recent poll were not in favor of the stadium, but we will be continuing to follow the story very closely this morning to bring you any further updates at the decision has been made or not. back to you.

kroger's tiffany justice is following that with the update from the newsroom. tiffany. >> right. the encident happened back june 16th. the police are now just releasing the pictures of a person of interest. let's take a look at this. this is the man police are looking for. police have not said when or where these pictures were taken, but investigators say the incident happened. one cent to mayo was hit by a car while crossing the street at the intersection of foothill boulevard and vicksburg avenue. she suffered a head injury and died a short time later. police say maya was in the crosswalk when she was hit a memorial was started that day at the intersection in the days following the accident. now police are hoping the public can help find the man in these pictures. police say the car involved is described as a black mercedes benz eve 3.50, with tinted windows had a california license plate with the number 5 au team, 7, 3, 1, but police say am i not been removed after that collision. oakland police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. back to you in

tiffany. >> future of the oakland a's still up in the air as lawmakers in nevada.he time right now. and it is pretty clear out there, especially compared to last you all my gosh, feels more like june, although it won't be as hot as june typically has around here. john, good morning. we've got the sun, but you're right. no heat just yet. we're staying in the 70's. despite this crystal clear sky. but i think a lot of us are welcoming back in with open arms. been a gorgeous sunrise so far this morning, you look outside at half moon bay looking just as clear, you know, it's a clear day when the coast is looking nice that we are dry from the bay area all the way to southern california. now yesterday, socal still had a couple lingering showers. those are all out of the picture at this point. 50's 60's for current temperatures. very mild. start to this morning and come the afternoon. the mild weather continues. highs in the 70's for most of us. i'll be talking about any changes we could expect. still ahead, right? all right, john, thank you for that low. that hot spots st