i am a citizen of san francisco. this reminds me of a clichÉ for people my age one mark twain debated -- they debated whether mark twain should be taught in schools because he referred to african-americans, slaves that one of his characters was with, by the name that was used at that time, and it was horrifying to some people. it remains something that we are all ashamed of, but the idea of taking down mark twain because he was painting the picture of the way the south was then, the idea that that should not be taught and we should never know what those words were is absurd. i think it is frankly ignorant, and i'm glad that mark twain was never censored. i hope you will not censor this painting. it has profound implications and it portrays an aspect of our history we are embarrassed about and ashamed about. some of the aspects, in a portion of the mural, but i certainly hope you will never take it down. [applause] >> is that it? speaker, please. i called all the names with the cards, i'm taking all the speakers and

leaders in san francisco. so thank you very much for being here tonight and lastly, i want to thank my wife, my family, and everyone that has believed in the work that wore doing in san francisco in affordable housing communities. [applause] [applause] >> moving right along. next we have three grassroots community organizations in advocates that we'd like to honor. first one is vanessa moses. a powerful black bay area leader and the executive director of just cause. she has a long track record of buildings and leadership of working class communities and in 2017, vanessa's leadership lead to the formation of bay rising a regional alliance of community that organizations working to address inequality and vanessa was a co creator of bay resistance, a rapid response network of over 50 organizations. unfortunately, vanessa is ill tonight but accepting the award for her is gloria. >>[ speaking spanish ] >> good evening, my comrade here and i are representing the work of cal sahouta. present!present!present! [voice o

the school district is questioning our legitimacy in san francisco. our family dynamics have been complicated over this past year. my husband and i separated. my husband stayed living in south city. we were moved to the city and that is when we transitioned to lincoln high school. we were not living in san francisco so i could not and roll him into that district. he has excelled on the honor roll. lincoln has been a stabilizing force for him, and it was a very rocky family time. during november 2018, the kids and i spent thanks giving week with my husband in south san francisco. this is during the time that our residency was investigated. separation was complicated. no matter what is happening with the adults, we have to know -- we have to be there to support our kids, especially during the holidays. despite all odds of him being african-american and latino, living in a household with separated parents, he has excelled at lincoln high school. his teachers and the principal have recognized them with the big contribution he has put in at their school. i

i would always escape to san francisco because through and through i am an artist and san francisco always have that. i remember walking through the streets and seeing how beautiful it is. you could feel it. you could feel the energy. right now, it is no secret what is happening. i could echo it again. mezzanine, and dna lounge, all of these venues help out artists specifically. not only just use it come on talking about, artists, painters i am pretty stubborn and i plan on staying and being a san francisco artist. these small independent venues host art shows that let people know that the art and san francisco is actually still alive. @ artists are getting pushed out to san francisco. they're going to oakland, getting pushed out of oakland. pardon my french but i call bull ship. we are still here, we just need to make sure that there are places like mezzanine, all of these places that help us out, they are there so we can grow and thrive. that's it. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello. my name is aaron met her, i am the tell a buyer for mezzanine come as so basically i negotiate

>>car break in's turning violence a tourist run over with a car in san francisco remains at san francisco general hospital tonight with life threatening injuries. good evening, everybody, i'm vicki liviakis grant has the night off it all began with an auto burglary at the city's legion of honor and that's where find kron four's dan kerman who is standing by live to explain dan. >>we'll take can still see the broken glass from that auto burglary, it's still here in this parking lot here also a little bit down the way this happened at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. and when the victim of the auto burglary tried to intervene trying to get photos of the suspects, they ran over him with their car. the tourist visiting the legion of honor with his teenage son is suffering from life threatening injuries after he saw 2 men trying to break into his rental car in the museum's parking lot there were 2 males occupying. the silver possibly bmw were breaking into cars in the area. >>the victim was a victim of the car burglary was attempting to take photographs the suspect in the suspect vehicle at whic

san francisco at the time was still essentially wild west. san francisco was the most important city in the western half of the country. the biggest city, the richest city. the most connected to the rest of the world to trade. you know boats come into the golden gate before the bridges there obviously. able to come it could be from alaska, russia, hawaii, japan, australia. it could be from new york. people going around to get up to the golden gate. into san francisco. so this was the meeting place of the world. but san francisco was still almost like a boomtown it was also 50 years after the gold rush in only 50 years after statehood. so you saw people walking the streets of san francisco were literal gold miners. and it was that whole mindset of the city, described in the book. it was a place that believed in fate rather than skill. because as we think of what a gold miners mindset is. don't mind for gold because you think you're better. like mining for gold than everyone else redoing it because you think you're lucky. i'm going to find the

we're looking at san francisco, the golden gate bridge. there it is. thank you so much for starting your morning here with us. i am marcus washington. >> i am in for look at the fore it's super critical. >> the fog is the big question people will have, and we will stay clear in the inland areas. south bay looking good. we start out with tout with the juanice fourth of july parade. we'll talk mores and some events going on. how does it look on the roads? >>> we have a bit of a situation with an overnight crash. possible dui. your highways are in the clear but if you are driving anywhere near this area, this is right between pretty much downy road and vista ridge. we do have downed power lines. possible dui as of right now, and for now it will be closed until about 11:00 a.m. we have video of the scene there. you can see police are on the scene. there goes the mangl area becaue the downe closely, and teta is expected to be closed until 11:00 a.m. we'll have another update for you coming up shortly. >>> 4:31 right now. new overnight in the east bay, a cra

. >> my name is jenna prensky, san francisco resident. i have recently become close with a mezzanine family, and have spent a lot of time there over the past couple of years. i just want to speak for the exemplary nature as mezzanine as a venue. there is a lot of music venues out there that are not necessarily the safest places where people. mezzanine continues to be a safe and secure place for women to take part in local music and things like that. it is ran by an incredible team of women. i want to make sure that is given it's a voice here. i support this legislation, as well. >> next speaker, please. if there any more speakers, if you would line up behind this gentleman. >> this is a good proposal, and i agree with it. i wish you would've had it during the younger years when i was in fillmore. each and every one of these people that came up here and explained why they want this, to have this type of protection, they are also crying out because it is their source of income in order to support themselves. this proposal, to displace them,

the lengthy tribute to the late san francisco supervisor. and stalwart of civil rights some really impressed by the billion project to redevelop this terminal is broken down into 3 phases. tuesday when the first 9 of 25 gates open in the boarding area and the restaurants and security checkpoint are operational the first phase will be complete the remainder of the terminal will fully open by 2023. brendan smith appreciate how the airport is honoring note and his contributions to the lgbtq community it's impressive. it's a huge amount of real estate they devoted to him. >>and i feel like the airport is putting its money where its mouth is when it comes to. honoring his legacy. >>airport is seemingly always under construction this specific project broke ground in 2016 the san francisco board of supervisors unanimously voted to remain the terminal after midnight when plans to rename the entire. >>for over 40 years has been given help to so many people. and just members of our lgbt community but people from around the world who sometimes felt as

>>well here in san francisco on tuesday, several groups including walk san francisco, the san francisco bicycle coalition held a rally outside a city hall demanding that the state city do more to prevent pedestrian deaths. now just in the last week there have been 2 incidents, one involved a fatal hit and run accident along market street. another accident on monday involving a tesla resulted in the death of a woman. now at today's rally that groups asked that the city declare a state of emergency in order to do something out about these pedestrian deaths also in attendance was state senator scott wiener a former supervisor who says the city has a lot of options for preventing problems. >>we need significantly more traffic enforcement on our streets we do not have nearly enough. truck traffic enforcement chances of getting a ticket and san francisco over for speeding or running red lights is extremely low and people know died and so it affects how people. drive so that's something we can do immediately. we can have more red light camera so people know that if you run around like you're g

san francisco gave us that. we came to san francisco when a lot of issues weren't that -- and you weren't that progressive on either, but i'm proud of san francisco. maybe one day when we have a parade on martin luthur king, you will recognize the work of my homies, secured the right to employment, we continued the fight, secured the right to housing and not to be discriminated in housing, both public and private that happened in san francisco. so san francisco is an important part of this. so i ask you to actually pass this on and allow the board of the supervisors to vote. something happened this year that i can't ever recall ever happening. last month we ran four-page ads in the sacramento b three times on three sundays. at the bottom of the ad it says something really, really significant. it says that this ad was paid for by incarcerated people. so if this issue was so important, we're acting as fully as we can and, by the way, i'll always want you to remember 537 votes determine the core election and they a

matteo at that same numbered san francisco too. concord and oakland each in the low 60's right now so a pleasant start to the day a light jacket will come in handy as you're stepping outside compared to yesterday. if you remember that one stepping out there temperatures are pretty much fill in around the same from the 50's and 60's will make your way upwards on into the 80's this afternoon you'll notice temperatures this afternoon just a few deees warmer than yesterday. it's not going to be a super noticeable change. but a mild bump in temperatures before we actually cool right back down on over the next couple of days after this this is before a big weekend warm up them which i'm talking about still ahead in the forecast robin, thank you john now, let's check in on your early morning commute get on out there now. >>there's a little bit of a backup developing out the bay bridge toll plaza, but it's minor and it's only in the cash lanes so it's a great time to use 80 to get into san francisco while we're hot spot free no problems th

. >>> 5:05 and new this san francisco, san francisco based j ju juul is caughting back for calling a measure on the november ballot, overturning the city's ban on all ecigarette sales expected to take effect in seven months. juul spent more than $500,000 on the november effort so far. >>> happening today, a san jose man makes another court appearance in connection with the so-called fitbit murder case. 90-year-old anthony alito is arrested in the deadly stabbing of his 68-year-old stepdaughter last september in east san jose. investigators say her fitbit device indicated that she was visiting at her home at the time of her death. the crime scene was staged and looked like a suicide. >>> new details for you in the shooting death of a rapper nipsey hussle. los angeles police are opening up an internal affairs investigation, they want to know why the woman police say drove the getaway car was sent away by police when she first tried to turn herself in. the woman tried to talk to officers at the police department after learning her car was seen on tv news reports. hussle was shot in mark

in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>police in san francisco are also searching for 2, 8, week old puppies after a man stole them. the owner advertise them for sale online. investigators say yesterday afternoon the 56 year-old woman who is trying to sell them. met with this man data for shopping center and that is when police say he took the 2 black multi prove pups police have not released a detailed description of that suspect. >>the bart board voted to spend millions of dollars to continue and expand programs that are meant to improve the quality of life for folks on the transit system's kron four's maureen kelly reports that some of those are addressing issues related to homelessness. >>they'll be more smiling faces like this one seen inside bartella vader's at their busiest downtown san francisco stations. that's because the bart board voted to continue the elevator attendant program put into place last year at full. the civic center and how street stations and starting in the fall attendants will also be minding

tenemos esta imagen en vivo de san francisco y vemos de esa alta nubosidad, actuales en los 60°, las 17 millas por hora, cielos despejados y condiciones en los 66°, pasamos a temperaturas en los 63°, bastante frío para ustedes de san francisco, 58°, en zara impactando al norte de nosotros, leves lloviznas en la península, vamos a continuar abrazando nuestras ciudades pacíficas, hasta el miércoles cuando llegue otro sistema y veremos condiciones un poco más cálidas, mucha precaución ya que el sistema tiene fuertes ráfagas de viento, durante las horas de la noche tenemos temperaturas brisas de 12 a 15 millas por hora, veremos condiciones en los 95°, bastante agradables, las mínimas estarán en los 50°, mientras ustedes allí mismo, ramifica su martes, aquí lo tienen en pantalla, nubosidad en la región, 59° y la alta estará en los 60°, condiciones cálidas que empiezan a sentirse, 64° mientras que san josé podía ver esos altos 90, tenemos para los próximos 10 días y la ciudad estará a partir del miércoles, 90° el jueves, ideal para condiciones en los 90, en lo

>>protesters take over san francisco's ice headquarters. they want the agency to be abolished and for the raids in the bay area to stop. while chanting and waving signs people blocked off sansom street between jackson in washington. they say the trump administration is using racist attacks to stop people who are seeking a better life. this is their way of having their voices be heard. >>we we have to actually say that immigrants are at a very essential part of our social fabric, they contribute to our economy and they're a very important not only to our communities i largely a a. >>people who rallied are also calling for the closure of controversial detention camps where people who are crossing the border are being sent. they're torturing children. >>and and adults for that matter and it's a horrific in its own right. >>protesters say it's up to the people not the government to stand up to the trump administration and stop what's happening to undocumented immigrants. >>people got to understand to us to do what needs to be done in the face o

a group in san francisco is suing the city of san francisco trying to block the building of a homeless navigation center that will open soon. the group is called safe embarcadero. yesterday, a judge declined to impose a restraining order. as move the court proceedings back to san francisco court. after a proposed navigation center will have 200 beds for the homeless. as well as other services. the construction is already underway. the city hopes to open that shelter by december. >>> oakland mayor will serve on a new state homeless advisory group, dealing with the homeless crisis. it is made up of elected officials and homeless advocacy organizations. they will look at ways to deal with the homeless crisis. in a statement, the mayor said no one city or person can magically fix homelessness with all cities can work together. >>> new this morning, the richmond planning commission will not recommend a coal storage ban. the decision came after midnight after a public meeting, which more than 60 people signed up to comment. a cargo transport committee, for 37 years. it recently began carryin

i came to san francisco in 1982. i had my first newspaper job in 1953, and served -- >> chair ronen: you look very young. >> i was. i was in high school, as a matter of fact. and served as a newspaper reporter on four different newspapers, one in franklin indiana, two in indianapolis. then i married, had two children. my husband was killed. i went back to school, got some more education and was a director of high school journalism at the largest high school in indiana. then i became an adjunct professor at bal state for weekend education. 15 years i raised my children in indiana and then suddenly i found this great guy and married and one day he said we're moving, and i didn't understand why but he was a career army officer. so we arrived here -- i arrived here as a result of the united states army in 1982. we served at the presidio. when he retired in '87, we decided maybe we would like to stay. i had been serving on the california abortion rights league board and doing president of the california press women and do

oakland 55, san francisco 53 and san jose in the upper 50s. 57. there is a bit of a breeze and if you spot especially out towards fairfield. a gust of 28 miles per hour. a few more neighborhood, san jose checking in right around 3 miles per hour. still some scattered lows clouds and fog near portions of the coast. so -- still waiting for daylight here amid the fog. area of low pressure to the north, this is keeping us in capping our temperatures for no major he to worry about. minor changes this week. 80s, 70s, and 60s. late tahoe for will be in the mid-70s for your fourth of july and lots of sunshine for friday and saturday. probably partly cloudy skies into sunday. here is our forecast model, clearing skies this afternoon. it will be breezy and then this is thursday morning. setting the day with overcast and then clearing back into the shoreline. we will have to keep our eye on some patchy fog working its way into san francisco thursday evening. forecast line, lots of 80s in santa rosa right around the bay, close to 70 degrees. san jose work ass

or enforcement activity in san francisco felipe should all kron 4 news. >>house speaker nancy pelosi is weighing in on the expected raises she says she reached out to the evangelical community which usually supports the president's policies. they told her the rays are not what they signed for. >>basically what they said to me is on sunday. this is this panic. a cult on sunday, west of the mississippi. our people are in church. and as they prepare to go to church. they feel very threatened and scared. by these raids so hopefully the president think again about it for these groups weigh in. once again. families belong together. every person in america has right. these families are hard working members of our communities and our country. this brutal action will terrorize children and tear families >>also a statement today fr california senator dianne feinstein it reads in part, i've said many times that ice needs to prioritize the deportation of serious criminals and those who pose a national security risks, not families that are otherwise following the law

i had to explain to my son today, you know, you are a someone and a mexican in san francisco. you can't just be walking around, thinking that you're not. so it's hard for me to have this conversation with him around racism. it was hard. he said daddy, i didn't do anything. i said exactly. so these conversations that i have as a person of color with my kids, it's very real, and so, you know, if we've got to go to court, then we have to go to court, you know? but i don't want to go to court. i don't want to go to court. i don't think we need to go to court, but if it comes down to it, then that's what we have to do, right? so i'm behind a community that would like to, you know, support safe spaces, right? and so where i stand tonight is i would like for these murals to be painted down. [applause] >> i just want to mention, i wanted to comment on this -- this conversation around litigation because when people say it's expensive, the reason it's expensive is people are saying they're going to sue in order to keep them up, and there's costs. everything we do in the district, it has

that is what we're going to have in san francisco. yeah, it looks like the cloud cover will be intense in san francisco. and a few other areas like oakland and points farther south from around the san mateo bridge. i'll show you that coming up in about 10 minutes. i have a specific forecast for that. here is a look at what is going on in walnut creek, the marine layer coming into the neighborhood and it is sunny even at the coast a mixture of sun and clouds and mild temperatures, just a touch below average. more clouds and drizzle just not at the coast and inland warming tend is brief. but it is coming. so here is a look at the cloud cover and how it pushes deeper to the east but here is your clock at 7:00, and notice back to the coast within a few hours and then it clears out from north to south. so let's look at the temperatures. starting down in the south bay. 72 at santa cruz, 82 at morgan hill. everybody up in the mid to upper 70s. 71 in millbrae. 76 in redwood city. the spread on the peninsula. low to mid-60s along the breezy co

a 14-year-old boy was also arrested in san francisco. he joins two other teens already in custody. >>> now to the fast food fight tonight over plans to open and amy's kitchen and all organic drive-through restaurant. here's a look at the proposed location on second avenue at north main street in walnut creek. this is what the restaurant would look like. it is a popular vegetarian change, chain known for sustainable practices but neighbor said the drive-through will only make congested traffic already worse. tonight the walnut creek planning commission held a hearing for residents to raise their concerns. >> i am worried about the fact that the traffic already is pretty difficult to get from second onto north main, and it will create more lines. >> we heard some things from neighbors about concerns around traffic and we are doing our best to address those. >> the meantime, amy's said it hired an independent firm to look at both traffic and air quality concerns.>>> dueling protests tonight in richmond over a proposal to phase out coal ship

major funding by progress san francisco. and the district 6 version said paid for by san franciscans for change, major funding by progress san francisco. i think all of us in this room know who are behind that committee, but most regular people would have no reason to know. two big things. number one, it will require the dollar amount of the donors to be listed, so that voters get more than a name and an actual piece of data that they can use to say -- to ask if they wish, who's really behind this and what's their agenda. and more importantly, it pierces the shell of fake name committees like that by requiring that progress san francisco in this example, the top two donors to that committee would also have to be listed, and the amount of money they gave to that committee. in addition, the font will have to be bigger and some other cleanup things that make it easier for voters to know. again, we're trying to give voters information and ensuring they really know who's behind the shell committee and how much they gave. only oth

francisco or from san francisco into the north bay. this is a live look at emeriville with the low clouds. check out the forecast at the bottom of the screen. we have enjoyed nice weather, and it's heating up in parts of the bay. as you head to the fruitville bart station, you need a jacket for the morning, and then in the afternoon it will be in the low 70s. here we are at 10:00, and we are seeing mostly 60s and 70s, and then this is when those temperatures stpaurt to spreart. we will see some upper 80s there as well as parts of the north bay. napa up to 86 degrees, and that's in time for the evening commute. cooling down towards sunset, back in the 60s and 70s. as you are getting dressed this morning, grab a jacket. as we go through the forecast we will be heating up this weekend, high pressure building up over the desert southwest. temperatures will be heating up, we will go from the upper 80s today to the low 90s by saturday and sunday, then coming down early next week while san francisco just mostly in the upper 60s. mike, you are

joining me is san francisco bureau chief jeremy owens from market watch. anks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> so let's back up and talk about the scanl which seems kind of far away at this point. what was that l about? and with why did that cause so much outrage. that wasally, the data involved in the scapeddal was taken through a quiz app and involved a lot of data that facebook doesn't allow thesapps to take anymore. but that was then given and sold to a political consultant team called cambridge analytical that used it for brexit and torump's election target users. now, that -- facebook claims that they changed the rules and doesn't allow the ta to be takee and ask the data to be destroyed and wastold it was, right. but at this point, facebook faced so many issues that they realizeed that was a probl going to accept he the fine and walk. >> and there's a new committee. and there's you know mark zuckerburg could be held personal responsible financially if they. >> criminally, yes. >> you think it will ?change thin should users feel better? >>

street area of san francisco is. you know what do you say. if you want to taste the mediterranean you could we're just all of oils are fine wine so anything that the new language along the way like. still put up with in san francisco, >>that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 pam moore, ken wayne they're here with kron 4 news at 6 a queue catherine coming up on kron 4 news tonight at 6 o'clock hundreds of people rally all around the bay area, not just against immigration raids, but also. >>against keep party's keeping children in detention. what the protesters are demanding a rare legal win for president trump ordered appeals court just said the administration can do in its efforts to crack down. >>on sanctuary cities. the news at 6 is next. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm.

francisco or san jose. they do admit they do this kind of a thing using commercial flights. the university of washington, researchers tell us those are impossible to track oakland airport. dan kerman kron 4 news. >>thank you dan investigators are trying to determine of a tesla was operating on self-driving mode during a fatal car crash. this was in san francisco yesterday 22 year old ally whole resident kelsey cambridge was arrested after police say shran a red light she was in a rented tesla a tourist from clovis was killed his wife is in critical condition. police say cambridge was driving at least 45 miles an hour on taylor and o farrell, the posted speed limit is 25 miles an hour. cambridge was arrested on one count of vehicular manslaughter. one count of running a red light in the east bay concord police they're looking for the driver driver who hit a man and kept going motorcyclist being hit by a toyota prius sunday morning then run over by a pickup truck. the motorcyclist was speeding apparently tryi

antioch san jose and san francisco. sunnyvale and santa clara were among the 6 cities for the highest cost of living. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, how one east bay city is making sure that all the buildings are ready if the big one strikes an earthquake and the latest on the go ship warehouse trial. one of the defendants is saying about the deadly fire. i'm alexander limos in washington coming up, i'll tell you about a civil rights group that's offering a $25,000 reward. >>for information on immigration agents who have abused migrants. and this morning temperatures really haven't been all that bad we're in the 60's comfortable 64 >>i've got your forecast what to expect the rest of the day still to come. >>i'm tracking your commute around the bay area this morning checking in on 80 the bay bridge traffic crawling from the maze at 60 minutes off to introducing my new spicy chicken strips combo. bigger, tastier strips of juicy chicken with crunchy batter. spice them up with hot sauce or cool them down with but

here in san francisco in and around san francisco, the fog is increasing and the wind is strong. bundle up a bit.9:30 tonight wh major fireworks displays take place. so let's take a look at fog in around san francisco. temperatures 59 degrees santa rosa, 57 san francisco. city, l most of our inland areas that will have displays tonight. later tonight over night more expansetive areas of fog. lows in the mid to upper 50s. tomorrow's highs, it will be warmer than today. mid maybe even a couple upper 60s around the coast 37 shoreline mid to 70s. upper 80s to near 90 in many inland areas. saturday even warmer with low to mid-90s in many inland areas. upper 70s to near 0 around the bay shoreline. a sharp drop in temperatures on sunday as a cooler pattern develops in dramatic fashion and we'll see temperatures at about the same ranging from sunday into monday. so here's a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. mainly sunny skies through the weekend. quite warm inland on saturday. low 90s, maybe even mid-90s. sunday again the sharp cool down. we don't get many more clouds. it will

it's a great trip so far and hot spot free into san francisco. our second busiest bridge 92 all the brake lights heading west there on the flat section of the san mateo bridge. so you have a bit of a crowd to roll with but only 12 minutes to make it over to one o one. here's what i want to cross the golden gate. we've had no problems so far this morning it's going to be a nice trip novato to san francisco and the traffic tracker showing you great drive times for 6 8581 oh one picking up a little bit for the dumb barton 12 minutes from fremont over to bayfront expressway. well coming up next on the crime. i've possible changes to ice is plan and to raid several cities across the country. what it means for undocumented immigrants right here in the bay area. plus for the first time and months some commuters will 5 italy be able to use the transbay transit center in san francisco we're live at the transit centerith the latest. and for the firstime we're hearing from the father of a 2 year-old bay area girl who was hit by a drunk driver. ♪ are you r

anselmo 56 and cool off of that fog in the san francisco. so plan on that more low cloud and fog overnight tonight with some drizzle near the coastline even for the fireworks displays tomorrow should be mostly sunny and bright and the holiday weekend look mostly sunny and a little bit warmer too. >>thank you. lawrence coming up 00:45pm tonight, if you have pets, you don't want to miss the story after the break. we talked to an expert about how to keep your animals calm and safe. this july 4. >>and you can call him joe you can call on jobs to still call late for dinner, another mustard belt, worthy performance from the human eating machine out of san jose that's next. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even though geico has been- ohhh. ooh ohh here we go, here we go. you got cut off there, what were you saying? oooo. oh no no. maybe that geico has been proudly serving the military for over 75 years? is that what you wanted to say? mhmmm. i have to say, you seemed a lot chattier on tv. geico. proudly se

>>over san francisco bay and pier 39 here were of course. later tonight, the fireworks will we set off kind of off the end of the pier here. it is you know we're still hours away from that but already thousands of people down here at the wharf getting their parking spot getting their spot for the fireworks later tonight checking out the got music down here pier, 39, there's all the usual tourist tough down here. just getting ready for the fireworks people got the day off 4th of july down enjoying the day now let's talk about the weather a little bit we always want to know what's going on with the weather. i'm not going to sugarcoat it the fog has been threatening to move in. all afternoon you look out there there's alcatraz right there and there's fog over alcatraz but the fireworks were to happen they would be fine to go off the end of the pier would see everything but who knows what will happen hours from now that fog will move in the wind a certainly blowing in such a way as it would push the fog in here and it could come in or could not

in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>the body of a scientist from oakland has been found in greece 59 year-old suzanne eaton sump lawyer shared the news that greek police found her body last night. she was last seen on in on an island tuesday july second she was attending a conference in greece police believe that she had gone for a run because everything was still in her room except for her running shoes. not clear yet how she died. eaton was a molecular biologist with the max planck institute at dresden university in germany, the institute is calling her an inspiring scientist and a good friend who will be missed she leaves behind a husband and 2 sons. police say that a man is in custody after 3 people were randomly stabbed in downtown seattle near an order from a nordstrom store this happened today, a 75 year-old man was stabbed in the neck, a 77 year-old man stabbed in the back a 3rd victim was treated at the scene the suspect was found naked after throwing off his clothing while he was running away. police also fo

any daytime game in san francisco affects the commute. busy, even in the middle of the day to drive and out later on, think about using the ferries or trains. buss will be stuck this the same traffic. better than driving your own car. 880 northbound, slow, past the colosseum, driving up in to downtown oakland. a crash with a big rig northbound, on the side affecting few people. it's not causing a big traffic jam in that silicon valley which is doing okay. let's go back to the desk. >>> now as we speak, robert mueller is testifying on capitol hill, democrats and republicans in the house judiciary committee are questioning mueller about his investigation this to russian interference in the 2016 elections. >> it's been clear that robert mueller is a reluctant participant in this hearing before the questioning began, h reminded the committee he wasn't going to be describing in detail what was in his report. the report is my testimony. you are taking a live look at that picture inside the hearing room. see mueller is in the hot seat taking que

recovery shows in san francisco sandra fell cochran, san jose, so we got a little bit from all over. it's the only local lives fireworks show that you can watch on your tv so check out party kicks off july 4th at 09:00pm right here on kron 4 and john trouble now with our july forecast today being the first of july entering a new month. well sounds like we're continuing the weather we had over the weekend. it is going to be dry and it's going to be war which to remind you why it is a a good thing that we put all these restrictions on fireworks. >>as fire weather will definitely be something a lot of people's minds. this upcoming week with those fireworks being lit up and then of course with our continually dry conditions as we roll into july looking outside this morning a berkeley you do have some cloudy skies, some low clouds rolling in to the east bay as we're also seeing up and down the coast. so do watch out for some spots where you could be encountering that lower visibility as is the norm this time of year as we start our mornings off on a fog, you know and finished our day late

and we'll see some upper 60s in san mateo and san francisco. the mission district with a high of 66 degrees. and 76 degrees in novato. so what is the reason behind all of this cool weather? there is a storm system that is moving across the pacific northwest. we're seeing more clouds. we have our onshore wind flow that brings in the cool ocean air and so as that passes to the north, we will keep our cooler than normal temperatures just temporarily. we'll see this all changing heading into the weekend. as high pressure builds across the desert southwest and for us that forces our winds off shore and that is going to make it hot as we go into the -- into the end of the week and into the weekend. look at our temperatures going from the upper 70s todaype 80s week. and peaking on saturday, it is indeed going to feel like summer this weekend and for san francisco, we're not going to see much of a change in our temperatures here. but definitely more sunshine. and we're going to bring the temperatures up another five degrees and into next week, more of

francisco brisbane and on to downtown san francisco. shore 20 minutes from crockett to oakland and the nimitz 12 minutes, not bad from to 38 to downtown oakland back to you. >>thanks a lot robin 06:40am national headlines. the debate on the border crisis continues in washington d c senators want to know what congress and immigration officials need to do to improve the conditions for the migrants at the border kron four's washington correspondent anna werner key has the latest. >>to boost and raise your right hand before acting customs and border protection commissioner more morgan was even sworn demonstrators with signs that read close the camps stood up to protest the demonizing of the law enforcement professionals must stop morgan immediately fought back telling senators the way border. patrol officers are being treated is unfair to men and women of cbp are not running concentration camps, making those in our custody drink from toilets. nor denying them access to toothbrushes that is simply not true. but democrats on the committee say

the police in san francisco taylor kron 4 news. >>the federal government's plan to drop rat poison on the farallon islands is on hold for now now the california coastal commission at a meeting on that the plan which could target an infestation of mice on the island 27 miles off of san francisco's coasts so the us fish and wildlife service says it was going to use the rat poison that is banned in california. commissioners have questions about the fact that that's going to have a number another species so they're asking federal officials to withdraw the plan until those questions are answered. san francisco's getting more the and a million dollars from the state to help young people who have survived are at risk of being trafficked traffic this money will pay for 3 year pilot program expected to start later on this year. so the program aims to provide housing options and also services for the kids many of whom are homeless or involved in a child welfare and juvenile justice system. well the state legislator passed a bill authored by

in the san francisco, 70 degrees in berkeley. it is 90 and still on the hot side in concord and 91 degrees and sailing up so overnight tonight, we'll see low clouds and fog want to move back on shore tomorrow patchy morning fog then sunny and a little bit cooler by the afternoon over the weekend mostly sunny and then we start to warm things back up just a bit. throughout the week as high pressure going to start to build it. this big ridge of high pressure going to be a major weather makers we head in toward this weekend. then the next week they can talk about some very hot temperatures across the desert southwest, then eventually that starts to build back toward the bay area and that will really crank up the numbers but not i think until late next week and we'll see some hot temperatures may be back in the triple digits in some of the valleys but for tomorrow. no i'm not going to be the case still a little bit of a trough along the west coast. that is going to usher in that cool marine air keep the temperatures down in that fog y

san mateo reaching 72 degrees, and 60s again in san francisco, but look at these winds coming in from the gusts, and still staying breezy in the north bay, but a very warm ukiah. we have our typical weather pattern with the cool and cloudy coast and some warm valleys as high pressure sets up across the desert southwest. as we go throughout the week, anot not a whole lot of changes as the weekend a low pressure approaches the pacific northwest. for us, that will bring in cooler and a stronger ocean breeze. as we go throughout the forecast, we once again see some mid 80s for today, as well as tomorrow. only some slight cooling going into the end of the week. we'll bring it down a few more degrees but i think we'll see more widespread low 80s rather than a few 90s, and then for san francisco, we're going to see all 60s throughout the week with a mix of sun and clouds. mike, you are checking out the view in palo alto. >> i wanted to pint of point out for those of you who might have caught flashing lights and brake lights that's your crew clearing. we don't have a full block, don't have a

downtown san francisco, 65 degrees oakland 71, san jose 79 degrees in santa rosa, 85 degrees for your afternoon highs and then warming up for the 1st half of your long holiday weekend until we cool down by sunday into monday catherine and vicki back to you thanks for still ahead on the company minor in support of flight to germany when he was supposed to be flying to sweden. >>airline took hours to contact is folks about the mix up we'll tell you about the trip to grandma's house that wasn't and getting through airport security can be pretty rough and it's worse if you're disabled what lawmakers are just when you thought you were done painting... ...you discover paint bleed under your tape... not with frogtape! frogtape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! >>there's a new push to make it easier for disabled vet

64 in san francisco, 67 in berkeley still 75 degrees beautiful. in petaluma i think as we look at the weekend now we're going to see a lot of sunshine coming your way high pressure is going to be building in overhead so becoming mostly sunny and warm tomorrow and maybe even a little bit warmer on sunday and then we're talking about some major he possibly coming our way we'll talk more about that when you might expect that coming up in a few minutes. thank you so much. still ahead tonight people have spotted another mountain lion roaming neighborhoods in the bay area we will tell you where this one was spotted and a tragic story out of la a 7 year-old gets caught in - hey, mike. check out this time-space wormhole i created. - how's it work? - let me see your togo, and i'll show you. - burt! you have my lunch. - introducing togo's new hot chicken trio. the new brewpub chicken with grilled chicken, bacon, and fresh avocado. the hot buffalo chicken with frank's redhot wings sauce. and the tangy barbecue. the new hot chicken trio at togo's. how far wou

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