us from washington, d.c., tonight to explain how this push for gun control is going good evening. had. >> vicki grant, good evening. we heard from the president just about an hour ago as he gave an address on gun violence and he's calling for things like increased age limits, stronger background checks and a ban on assault weapons and lawmakers spent the day debating gun control legislation. >> so who are you here for our kids? or the killers. >> frustration was on full display as lawmakers fought over proposed gun control. >> how dare you you arrogant people. attributing murder to those of us that want to do things to stop it because we've what your ideas do. they create more murder. congressman eric swalwell and louie gohmert heated exchange was just part of the intense debate.

>> house lawmakers are considering a package of legislation aimed at making harder to get guns. but there's a clear partisan divide with many republicans like congressman jim jordan attacking the package. this bill would not stop the terrible events that would harden schools, but it will sure take away the rights. >> of the american people who follow the law. >> republicans argue these bills don't tackle the real problems at the root of mass shootings. and congressman thomas massie says they won't make anyone safer. all the rest of these are going to fail. the criminals do not follow the law with funeral still ongoing in uvalde an investigation into another shooting happening in tulsa, congressman jerry nadler insist it's time to do something is not even been 24 hours. >> since last monday's shooting and who knows how long until the next one. the senate is attempting a more balanced approach with a bipartisan group of lawmakers trying to reach a compromise. senator chris murphy says they're making meaningful progress. we've had really productive discussions. our goal is to

>> get a piece of legislation that saves lives. >> the house could vote on their legislation as early as next week. but really it's that senate legislation that has the potential to get enough support to become law live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> yeah. as you know, it is all about the what do we know about the specifics in that legislation right now and what a deal might actually look like. >> well, we don't know a lot about the specific details of that legislation because they are still negotiating. so really everything is on the table right now. but we do expect it to be a lot more moderate than the house version because the senate is building it around this goal of getting bipartisan support. >> hey, you need 60 certainly at least 10 republicans are so would have to join brett reporting live for us tonight from washington. thanks >> all right, more conflicting

details now in the uvalde school shooting today. a texas o state senator says the commander at the scene was not informed of panic. 9-1-1, calls from inside the school building. senator roland gutierrez says that the did not make their way to school district police chief pete arradondo gutierrez is calling it a system. failure, but the calls were going to city police but not communicated to evrod. the head of the texas department of public safety has said police did not confront the gunman more quickly because arradondo believed the situation had morphed from an active to a hostage situation. 19 children and 2 teachers died. the fbi is assisting the petaluma police department in its investigation of a threat made against casa grande high school. police are trying to track down the person. >> who's allegedly threatened violence on the last day of school. but for sleep gaal spoke with students trying to

manage through this distraction. >> looming police investigators are working with the fbi to determine the specific details of a violent threat allegedly made against casa grande high school investigators only sharing that the threat is centered on june 10th, the last day of school and the day seniors graduate. yeah, i was scared that not all students are convinced the threat is credible but considering the deadly mass shooting in uvalde, texas and numerous other campus shootings across the states. >> they agree each one has to be taken seriously. i think it's kind of annoying because it happens a lot and people that you go through that on wednesday, the superintendent of petaluma city schools, matthew harris sent a letter out to school district families letting them know they've received information of the threat. >> we also confirmed that there have been no reports of any threats related to any of on any other day. the last 2 years have been difficult on everyone. they've been difficult on. students have been difficult on teachers. they've been difficult on administrators. >> goes all the way up the

line. and i think that we all just want to get back to normal. but i honestly don't know what normal is even going to look like in my last week petaluma police tracked down a 13 year-old student at petaluma junior high school for falsely reporting an armed man on campus and referred the student and their parents to the department's restored of justice program. >> as for casa grande high school, there are no current plans to cancel or postpone graduation. >> in petaluma police call kron 4 news. >> let's going go outside. check out the bay bridge. and yeah, if you are not at the game. you're going to be late because there's a backup heading into the city. >> they heard of chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us. thrive city is really becoming a. it really you to full one knee placed at the stadium there. nice day to be. they're left fog on that side. as you get the into sepsis go. yeah. the winds been kicking up. that's the only thing. >> a little blustery in spots.

but lots of sunshine out there. as you head into the evening, tipoff is at 6 o'clock this evening. temperatures in the low 60's for tipoff. and yeah, you got the sunny skies that wind is kicking up 20 to 30 miles an hour. but by the time you get out tonight, those winds will calm down. and you just see some partly cloudy skies out there. what a beautiful sight to see the golden gate bridge looking glorious today and lots of sunshine just about everywhere you go. in fact, high pressure overhead now, but things are changing. in fact, you've got that storm system off the coast line now, eventually some of that energy begins to move on shore, but not just yet. we'll see more clouds coming our way. but we saw some of that passing by throughout the bay area today. now the winds have kicked up a bit. a pretty good sea breeze in spots today. we've seen some gusts now are 30 miles an hour in the san francisco. you see that one to 35 there. you've got gasol the way to the valleys now into fairfield. you're looking at some 23 mile an hour gusts into the napa area. those winds blowing over 20 miles an hour near the fire. so cold front comes wandering through for tomorrow. not going to be much of one but leave behind some clouds and the

temperatures are going to be knocked down a few more degrees as we get ready for the weekend. and that's where things get. really interesting. that's what we got a chance of a couple of raindrops, not a huge storm system, but a chance. some rain if you're planning some outdoor activities, especially north of the golden gate bridge and along the coastline to be ready for that temperatures for tomorrow, going to be mainly in the 60's inside the bay. you've got some 70's in the santa clara valley and some mid 70's in spots inland as we head out over the next few days. here we go. clouds continue to gather tomorrow and then saturday chance of showers developing saturday night and the chance of showers into sunday morning. all right, lawrence, pfizer's covid vaccine for kids under the age of 5 could be approved by the fda later this month. >> the company says that they have completed the fda emergency application that's required. an fda advisory committee is expected to look at the vaccine's effectiveness data during its meeting on june 15th. the decision to authorize the vaccine could be made shortly after last week. the company said that its vaccine was about 80% effective for children under 5.

>> the first perceptive case of monkeypox has been confirmed in los angeles county. the department of public health foods awaiting confirmation from the cdc officials only saying the patient is an adult. the person recently traveled n hadn't known close contacts to another case of monkeypox. this new person is not showing any symptoms is being isolated. the world health organization said yesterday there are now more than 550 confirmed monkeypox cases across 30 countries. >> coming up, a former niners player coming back home. his plans for his final goodbye to the game. >> and another obstacle for a new ballpark is officials discussed a key factor that will determined if the a's get a new place to play in oakland.

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>> oakland officials took public comment today on the future of the proposed oakland a's ballpark. they're trying to evaluate whether they should remove the port designation from howard terminal to move ballpark. construction forward. the development project has been met with some resistance from groups who say the project could add to supply chain woes. the next official meeting for comment will be on june. 30th. >> 5 time pro bowl running back. frank gore has signed a one-day contract with the forty-niners and will retire from the nfl. isn't either. gore spent 10 of his 16

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>> one of the ballot measures grabbing the most attention in tuesday's primary election. the attempted recall of san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. a lot of buzz about that. but that controversial question isn causing ripples far beyond just the bay area. kroger's catherine. he's here with more from our political analyst david mcewan. yeah, well, as

david mcewan sees this, there is enthusiasm and saying no to the district attorney and right or wrong to dean has become a scapegoat for a lot of frustrated mckeown points to the big money being spent on the recall effort. the organization involved here even more than that, though, looking at this particular primary, this particular primary season, he is seeing what he calls the politics of know and the politics of protest. >> and that means that there is, if you will, a threat behind the door against most politicians for moving too far too fast. and in a difficult direction. for example, if you look at san francisco and you see the pictures and the images of retail robberies of burglaries break-ins of a feeling of insecurity or where you have to, you know, file a police report on line because you'll never get an officer to come by unless it's a life-threatening situation. all of that becomes a a sanction of this protest

politics. and that's where the san francisco dhs ability is really the target. what we see as it becomes a sanction. a pox on all your houses. i think one of the things to watch on tuesday is up. not just a few loses, but if he loses by more than 20 points is a 60, 40 something like that. and that will be a rapid and huge, deep message. but this electorate is not just worried. they're very upset and they're using the d a recall race in san francisco as a proxy for all that is going wrong. >> he says an awful lot of people will be watching what happens including the los angeles district attorney saying it's sending a chill over politicians and leaders across the country. and we'll hear more from mckeown at 6 o'clock on why he thinks california's unique primary system. he's basically a flop vicki and grant. all right, catherine, whether time now taking a live look outside our bird's-eye view of downtown san francisco.

>> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now is we're anticipating a major shift in one that you rarely see in the month of june. yeah, i've got an outdoor wedding to go to this weekend and it's a family affair and the family is calling me every day. so what's the weather going to be really concerning? that usually are thinking and junior ok, passed out umbrellas parasols. that would be a good idea. i know they are calling for tense. they're getting ready. just in case want to think the mess it up. but yeah, i mean, this is going to be really close as it gets a little bit closer. the bay area. >> yeah, we've got a chance that rain moving in out there right now. beautiful day. the breeze blowing outside lots of sunshine around the bay area. nice temperatures to 72 in san jose. 73 degrees right now in fremont. 73. and dublin. 81, a warm in cocker right now, 60 in downtown san francisco, 60 degrees in berkeley, 70 in petaluma and 85 degrees in santa rosa. that's what we're worried about right now. that is the core, the acre low out there in the middle of the gulf of alaska. you can see it

just kind of churning around right now. the front out ahead of a but it's this part of the system on the backside. that's what i'm watching closely. that's going to be the one that if we get rain out of it, it's going to be moving in the bay area little bit later on. she kind of get the idea here is that say one being represented by the computer models as we take you through time now. here we go. tomorrow should be pretty nice. lot of clouds moving across our skies. cooler temperatures around the bay area. still that rain is off the coastline. then things begin to change as we get to saturday. how about that saturday night? you start to see some of the showers beginning to wonder into parts of the north bay. usually in these kind of events, it's really some lighter. some heavy drizzle, light showers that come through. and then as we head in toward late saturday night into sunday morning, a chance of rain across the bay area. guys, back to you. all right. thanks, lawrence. after a two-year hiatus, the san francisco pride parade and celebrations. >> we'll be returning june 25th and the 26th. this year's festivities will again bring back the rallies and the

performance stages as well. yeah, the city's expecting a pretty big turnout. more than a half million people throughout the weekend. >> our kron four's taylor's sacking has details. >> san francisco pride is back in action this year after cancellations of its large in-person events due to the pandemic, it will be the first time since 2019 where we can expect to see celebrations that look like this. >> 2018 2019, i was at the front of the parade on market street of experience that and the joy, the outpouring of love that you feel when you go down that street. i think going to be even magnified this year as interim executive director of sf pride. suzanne ford explains the huge pride parade, rallies and performance stages will return throughout the weekend on june 25th and 26th the half a million people out here. that's going to be one main stayed right where we're standing. >> they'll be for community stages out here. we will have exhibition exhibitor boost. >> and then we'll also have a beverage foods. it's just

going to be amazing. >> the city has seen up to a million visitors during pride weekend in years past and many of the participants, an lgbtq businesses are hopeful to see the crowds return. however, getting to this moment hasn't been easy coming out of the pandemic when city's fighting to recover. >> it's essentially it's it's essential to the recovery of the city. excited that we're back in full force. and i'm hoping that everybody figures out a way to get back to their community, sport san francisco drag show host 20 to more. we'll bring back her annual pride party that benefits lgbtq nonprofits in the city. she's also one of the organizers of the peoples march, which follows the route of the first liberation march. 52 years ago along polk street thing that i'm most excited to feel is that she had only sort of feel. >> as big a party is for me during the day on sunday. there's still this really in 2 minutes feeling about it when i look around and so many

faces that. but i know we're doing great stuff in the city. and taylor bisacky reporting kron 4 news and we hope you join us on june 23rd for our bay area pride special love will keep us together. >> our 30 minute special airs on thursday, june 23rd at 06:30pm. >> looking forward to that. another big story we're following this afternoon along the same lines. mayor london breed is now going to march in the pride parade. the mayor was not going to participate in the parade out of solidarity with the police department after parade organizers recently band members of the police department from marching in their uniforms. but we learned this afternoon, the pride alliance and the pride board have come to a compromise, ending the controversy. now the police chief and command staff will march in full uniform and officers are allowed to march in department issued polo's or pride shirts. and we're now hearing from san francisco's police chief bill scott in a tweet. he writes in

part, i'm very pleased that the san francisco police officers, pride alliance and san francisco pride have come to a resolution regarding the participation of uniformed officers in this year's pride parade. our police officers will be part of a contingent of frontline public safety employees led by mayor london breed. we'll take a quick i'm dan o'dowd and i approved this message. elon musk promised to pay a million customers $30,000 a year if they bought his car. they bought his car. so, where's their money? he promised customers if they bought his car, its value would increase to $200,000.

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news at 5. we appreciate you being with us. starting at 4.30, today when we brought you the president's live comments about gun violence and then. >> we obviously had an hour of news. but more news to come. we'll see you tonight at 8, 9, 10. the kron, 4 news at 6 is first. pam moore and ken wayne will be here and camps here now with a thank you both. vicki and grant coming up tonight at 6 president biden addressing the nation. >> as gun violence to play communities across the country increases the change. the president is calling for on gun legislation. plus, police making a major announcement in their investigation into what happened to alexis gabe after she went missing earlier this year. join ken wayne in crowd 20's tonight at 6.

>> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. americans >> not time for each of us to do her part. >> now at 6, president biden impassioned speaking to americans tonight to encourage gun control reform in the wake

of a number of mass shootings across the nation. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. enough is enough. the president pushing for stricter measures to make sure that guns do not fall into the wrong hands is she's comes at a time as entire communities and a number of cities including uvalde, texas, buffalo, new runs county, california, and most recently, tulsa, oklahoma, suffer through sudden goodbye. all of those lives taken by gunmen. kron four's ella sogomonian live in our newsroom with the president's message la and lb. the president took this time to convince americans that the answer to ending these mass shootings is further firearm restrictions. he made sure to point out that this is not about punishing law abiding gun owners. >> rather to make barriers for people who shouldn't be trusted with them to get them. biden highlighted a few measures that he believes could help like more safe storage laws to hold gun owners responsible for proper storage of their weapons, repealing the