set on fire at a jewish community event in boulder, colorado, colorado, fbi calling it a terrorist attack. plus, the man accused of killing an open teacher while fleeing from the chp is back in court this morning. we're going to live are just and an air quality advisory in effect after black smoke and flaring at a chevron refinery. >> news at 6. well, monday fast did for all here now. thanks for joining us. i'm daria and i'm james. you know, else came fast fact, june. >> yeah, we're in first full week of june on this june second. yeah. up with through the already. don't know if it's june gloom or if it's going to be sunny out. but john, as i'm just glad that he went away fast because that was rough on friday and saturday for a lot of her inland areas. those 90's to triple digits that we had yesterday brought the june gloom. absolutely. for the

start of the new month in this morning, you're getting a little bit of that as well. but that cooled air moving in from the coastline was welcome for a lot of us that just did love that heat. san jose getting a mix of bright skies and some low stratus clouds that certainly having moved in across the bay area. visibility not much of an issue this morning. we're just seeing some of that low gray overhead. temperatures later on today at 60 70's to 80's at the warmest no 90's, certainly no triple digits currently as you're stepping outside. this is what you can expect. a lot of 50's oakland at 55. same in hayward in brentwood while dublin at 52 santa rosa at 46 degrees right now today is going to warm up gradually again. we've got a little bit of cloud cover this morning, but more and more sunshine as we do roll into the afternoon. daytime highs, mostly in the 60 70's to low 80's, the warmest james. all right, john, thank you very much. a quick check of the roads this morning. as you can see, we're doing okay at the bay bridge. 13 minutes to get from oakland into san francisco. >> the richmond, sandra fell

bridge also moving well, 11 minutes to get from one end of bit of 5.82, the other here is your san mateo bridge. a 12 minute ride across westbound 92. and then lastly, we have the golden gate bridge where, again, it's just a 90 minute ride from highway 37 in novato down into san francisco 6, 0, 6, 1, is the time. our top story is the targeted terror attack in boulder, colorado. the fbi says 8 people were gathered to call for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. >> when they were injured by a man who was using a makeshift flame thrower conference. joey horta is live in san francisco with our local jewish gioups are responding to this showing. >> well, this is just the latest. violent case of anti-semitism that the bay area jewish community is reacting to at this morning. here's what we know. the fbi investigating this as a terrorist attack. the suspect. 45 obama, it's all about is in custody. he is an undocumented

immigrant from egypt. according to the white house who overstayed his visa. it was armed with a makeshift flame thrower, according to law enforcement. witnesses say that he yelled free palestine and then hurled what may be molotov cocktail into a group of people who are there to draw attention to israeli hostages in gaza on sunday, according to law enforcement some of the 8 victims are being treated for burn injuries. witnesses saw one of the victims lit on fire from head to toe. >> that hacker. came out from the. wishes and the trees and the second time and he he threw another cocktail. on the second when he lit himself on fire. >> the jewish community relations council owns the voice of the bay area population for the jewish people. the council says, quote, well, many details remain unknown. jcrc bay area is monitoring the situation closely and we'll keep our community updated. state

senator scott wiener of san francisco posting, quote, jews here and around the world are being targeted with violence. it's not random. it's a pattern fueled by anti-semitism and it's terrifying. it has to stop and quote, we have seen in previous attacks, including on october, 7th that the jewish community has beefed up security. it said god's here across the bay area. we have not heard yet. if that is actually happening after this latest attack. but you can certainly be ensure that there are growing concerns here in the area because of all this. back to you. showing. >> it is 604. also in the news today, we have the man accused of killing an oakland teacher is expected in court this morning. investigators say eric hernandez garcia was behind the wheel of a car that crashed. >> into the sidewalk, killing the council on a high school teacher covers will tran is live in alameda county before the court appearance to tell us what's going to happen today. well,

>> hernandez garcia has been in santa rita jail since wednesday night. he had a little bit of a break when he went toicourt on friday, but nothing was resolved. came back here and then the little bit later this morning, he once again would be put on a bus and they head towards oakland to go before a judge. this all went down on wednesday evening before that particular time. nobody as far as the public was concerned, even knew about hernandez. garcia and then it all went down in horrible, spectacular fashion. when the chp they were pursuing hernandez garcia on the freeway, which ultimately lead to the city streets and then they called back their pursuit thinking even for chp standards, it was simply too dangerous for them. but hernandez garcia kept going and ultimately lost control of the stolen car and then crashed into 2 people who are simply minding their own business. a man and a woman just walking along the

sidewalk when his car plows into them, the woman severely injured. the man died from that horrific crash and to add heartbreak to this story 2 days later, councilman high school had a graduation ceremony. they were celebrating the accomplishments of the students thinking about the future and thinking about their beloved teacher. doctor marvin boomer. recently got his doctorate. he was the man who was killed as far as hernandez garcia. he has been charged with multiple felony charges, including hit and run invading police officers as well as the hic manslaughter. thanks a lot. well. >> it's 606, right now. another developing story that we're following this morning is there is an air quality advisory in effect because of some flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond. and you can see the black smoke there rising from this fire at the facility around 3 in the

afternoon. saturday is when it broke out the bay area air district says that this smoke could affect people in richmond. san pablo panel, her carry delays and parts of solano county. here's what some residents have to say. >> you like that. bowing you see something in place, especially refinery. you know, you think like they can explode and if it does explode, we're right here. so it's a constant kind of like stressor like fear. frail. happened. >> and what they're saying about young children and seniors, for example, and those with breathing problems, those the people who are most at risk when the air is bad. so if you're in that area and you have any trouble breathing or respiratory problems, it's best to stay inside and keep your windows and doors closed. the refinery tells kron 4 for its response. our workforce worked quickly to minimize and south. the flaring, the safety of our workforce, our communities and the environment are highest priorities. >> another big story that

we're following this morning. the trump administration is threatening to take away federal money from multiple bay area cities and counties that don't fully cooperate with ice on fours lindsay for talks with some mountain view residents and the mayor about what this means. >> president trump signed an executive order enforcing the heart crackdown on immigrants and jurisdictions that protect them among the bay area cities. and the list is mountain view. everyone belongs in in mountain view. >> i'll say for, you know, myself in particular, i'm multiracial. my father's japanese american in my mother's chinese and puerto rican american. and so i know what that's like to feel like you don't belong to be asked where you're really from. and now don't ask those questions mountain view. mayor l says since president donald trump took office. >> every day has become a challenge, especially for the migrant population. says city leaders have recently addressed to the community publicly. >> to reaffirm their commitment to becoming a

community for all. this means they are at risk for federal cuts that would impact funding for more affordable housing in the city. even though. >> you know, we are facing a situation. we are we were resilient community and we our residents to know that everyone belong. so it's definitely a roller coaster of emotions come a further stated that mountain view council has not voted to name themselves. a sanctuary district, but that the city of mountain view does create practices to become a welcoming city. we're not sure how we better way onto the list. >> maybe it's the, you know, the rich, cultural diversity that we have. >> and the welcoming spirit that we that we do. but in no way, are we defining america's the country for for everyone? and that's what we're doing. >> in mountain view, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> well, for the second day in a row, san francisco officials had to rescue someone who was stuck on a cliff along the battery crosby trail on

sunday. the person was airlifted from basically the bottom of a cliff at about 2 in the afternoon. again, this was sunday, the day before on saturday. another person had to be rescued from basically the exact same location. luckily, both people weren't seriously hurt. san jose meanwhile is cracking down on dangerous driving after another person was hit and killed last week. starting in august, the city will be activating their red light cameras at 4 major intersections. it's all part of a one-year pilot program. drivers caught running red lights could face a 480 seconds. $86 fine. a second program will launch this fall targeting speeders with dozens of citywide cameras as well. >> 6.10 right now and i know the school year is and september were thinking of summer right now. but a lot of families can't afford those school supplies like backpacks and whether you need one or you'd like to donate. it all starts today in san jose registration opens today at 09:00am for the annual back. a pack backpack and school supply drive campaign. it's

organized by sacred heart. there are more than 4,000 students that they think they're going to be able to help this year. families save an average of $400 when the school year starts because that's how much they'd have to pay for all this stuff. only students enrolled in the san jose school district are eligible and they have to been born between 2007 2020 to register. you have to have a sacred heart community service membership number. if you're not one, if you don't have a number, even sign up on lines, they make that pretty easy. the organization is encouraging. also, if you can donate backpacks and school supplies to do that and help them reach their goal. >> we'll take a break here at 6.11, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news controversy continues after a trans athlete wins 2 girls event at a high school state championship. tell you what one bay area coach at that event had to say. and after 40 years of favorite restaurant

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>> it's 6.14, and here are 4 things to know today. 6 people were displaced by a fire that broke out at a home in san jose. it started apparently in the attic above the garage. nobody was hurt and a fire at an empty commercial building in mountain view caused the damage you see here burned right through the roof. nobody was hurt there either. they think that it started outside

the building and went through the bottom of the bottom wall. >> the much love fog city diner in san francisco is closed now after 40 years of business, the owner didn't give a reason for the closure. just thank everybody for all their decades of support. fog city diner opened in 1985. and it gained a lot of fame because it was in the 1993 film. so i married an axe murderer. the napa police department has named its new chief of police. it's fabio rodriguez. he's been the acting chief since april. he replaces the retired chief and he's also been with the department for only 3 years. >> in the south bay, 5 puppies are being treated now by animal care services after a grass fire near the san jose mineta international airport broke out. the blaze happened sunday afternoon at about 02:00pm right near the facility of rough drive and west hedding street. it impacted about 20 acres of open land sent heavy smoke into the air. no injuries. 2

people were reported or damaged structures. no word yet on how the fire started. but it is under investigation. san jose fire responded to a brush fire as you can see here with first responders saying it started just after midnight sunday in the area of singleton road and locke drive. it isn't far from the east capitol expressway. you can see fire crews working there at the scene, according to those firefighters, a total of 2 acres burned. nobody was hurt and no buildings were threatened. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> and we're looking outside at some cloud cover this morning. absolutely kind of a similar view as to what we had yesterday at the same time. call it june gloom, but call it a cool down from where we had been on friday and saturday. san francisco sitting under some of this great as is much of the bay area. high pressure. ridge is waiting in the wings to the west. and even though it will build and somewhat later this week, this low pressure area

that is incurring a dip in the jet stream is going to stay put. and that really moderates temperatures in the days to come. so really no major heat spikes ahead of us and really no chance of rain either. just a holding pattern 60's for your highs in the city as well as at the coastline. some bits of brightness out there. but overall, pretty great towards the coast. elsewhere in the bay area. we're tapping into a lot of sunshine this afternoon. and even though daytime highs will be warm in the 70's to 80's, it is certainly not the 90's triple digits where we had been dublin at 81 degrees today. danville, 82 oakland, up to richmond in the 60's for your highs with napa in the upper 70's. same in bunny ship. well, santa rosa down through petaluma in the low 70's for your highs today. a look ahead to show temps tomorrow. almost identical to today's very subtle warming trend for the tail end of the week. getting us into the mid 80's on average inland by thursday and friday. >> check the roads this

morning. there's not a lot going on accident. why? so that's great news for you as you're making your way around the here's a look at your golden gate bridge, right? we're just 90 minutes to get from nevada down into san francisco. here's a quick check of your san mateo bridge where you can see it's 13 minutes to get from hayward out to foster city. so you're moving right along at the limit. there. 14 minutes to cross the richmond. sandra fell bridge from the east bay in the marin county. and then lastly, you can see it's also a 14 minute ride across the bay bridge. that's the drive time from the macarthur maze in oakland to fremont street in san francisco. >> its 6.18, right now and for your money, some social security recipients could see smaller checks starting this month as student loan collections resume starting this month, the federal government is allowed to garnish social security checks to collect sunda defaulted student loans. the white house said in april the education department would start collecting on the country's 1.6 trillion dollars and has standing student debt. some retirees could see smaller

deposits if they still owe on old student loans. and prices are down. they dropped more 50% after all time high. we're paying that back in march. the cost of eggs has gone down. now it's 3.29, a dozen which is down 56% since the beginning of 2025. the u.s. department of agriculture says that the price of eggs, was at an all-time high in march. do you remember it was 8.17, on average down and i know i pay like 12 bucks for a dozen. the drop is attributed to factors, including the declining number of bird flu cases and the increased consumer demand after a period of panic buying. >> for your health this morning, some in the agricultural industry are worried that funding cuts at the usda could make our food less safe to eat. so the consumer concerns include not having enough people to research and eradicate diseases like bird flu and pests like the bull weevil. they're also concerned about

freezing grant money that farmers budgeted for and depend on but haven't received yet in time to benefit their crops. more than 50,000 usda staffers, which is about 15% of the agency's employees, took the trump administration's financial incentive to resign as part of the doge plan to shrink the federal workforce. according to recent reports, one usda lab that tests for diseases like bird flu, sot 20 to 30% of its staff. leave. meantime, last month, secretary rollins testified that some of the frozen funds have been released and that the usda is working to release more. meanwhile, it is unclear how much is still frozen and hasn't been distributed to farmers in april, rollins announced that the usda would have some exemptions to the federal hiring. freeze 6.20, is a time right now and a

massive bill to provide tax cuts as well as major cuts federal programs like medicaid and food assistance. >> that bill is now in the hands of the u.s. senate. it is. we have our washington correspondent reshad hudson joining us from washington with more on the future of this bill. good morning was shot. good morning to you. the bill narrowly passed the house just a few weeks ago. now it's facing stiff opposition in the senate. >> for members of president trump's own party. kentucky republican senator rand paul says right now he's a no on the president's big beautiful bill act because of its price tag. if i vote for the 5, 2, and our debt who's left in washington, that cares about the de iowa republican senator joni ernst face backlash during a town hall for these comments were members of the audience were concerned about proposed cuts to medicaid? probably >> on saturday, ernst attempted to mark the social media reaction. i. >> made an incorrect

assumption and everyone in the auditorium understood yes. we are all going to perish from this earth. so i apologize. and i'm really, really glad that i did not have to bring up the subject of the 2 farias. democrats hit back. i think everybody in that audience knows that. >> they're going to die. they would just rather die. >> it old 85 or 90 instead of dying at 40. >> and despite the opposition, the white house remains optimistic that the bill we'll clear the senate james darya reshad. thank you very much. 6.22. is the time. and still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> getting a speeding ticket in california is going to cost you more in the long run. we'll tell you why.

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>> we're back 7.25. is the time and a suspect is at large now after crashing into a car while trying to get away from a dui checkpoint. it happened in san francisco friday night at 11, 30 chp checkpoint was there on harrison street between 6th and 7th streets. and that's when officers tried to stop driver who was in a honda sedan. but that suspect drove off instead that honda eventually crashed into a ford sedan before taking off again. >> in the north bay, a pederian was killed. they were hit by a car in santa

rosa around 11, 30 saturday night here on piner road near willow side road. the driver is not suspected of being under the influence. >> in the east bay, if you got a text saying that you need to make a payment for unpaid traffic ticket from the superior court of alameda county. don't respond. it's yet another scam. scammers have been sending fake text messages saying that the court needs you to pay. the court says they don't tax anybody like that. they don't ask for payments of a traffic citation over ext. if you're unsure whether you owe money or but i have a parking ticket or a speeding ticket or something need to pay. check online with alameda county and see if there's a citation there for you. >> well, a new study reveals the states increase your insurance rate. >> the highest after a speeding ticket in california is in the top 3. meanwhile, north carolina were the the

average full coverage premium is just under $2000 has the highest rate increase after a ticket that will jump 49% for you if you live there. this is due to the state controlled pre-determined rate increase that's tied to speeding side convictions. ranking second is wyoming. your insurance will jump 40% while california ranks 3rd at a 39% jump massachusetts and illinois round out the top 5. all right. we're going to take a break. it's 6.27. >> still ahead, lawmakers % gather in anaheim for the state democratic convention will take a look at what they talked about.

>> 6.29 is the time right now. and it's a monday back to work back to the same old brian. i want to make it sound like that. it's exciting. and it's a new month. this also a teaser. and you, john, good morning you know what? i think so it it feels like a brand new forecast. i mean, the last 2 which searing hot with sunshine and then june came in and it was like now let's get some cloud cover and some cooler temps. so indeed, a fresh start. we're looking outside at sfo. you can see some of that low gray that we do have overhead that is pushed in. >> much as we saw yesterday morning, but much as we saw also yesterday, skies will clear out nicely come the afternoon, be a complement to some comfortably warm temperatures this time around. temperatures right now are in the 40's to 50's. pretty typical start to the morning. nice cool weather for the morning jog. and then this afternoon getting mostly into the 70's with some of our warmer areas in the 80's further inland. james. all

right, john, thank you. time now 6.30, quick check of traffic for you this morning. no major problems on the map. so. >> so far, so good. your bay bridge commute is about 17 minutes from the macarthur maze into san francisco. here's your richmond. sandra fell bridge right? 17 minutes for you. little bit of a backup at the toll gate. but you're moving along just fine on the span itself. here is your san mateo bridge camera where you can see we've got traffic flowing well in both directions as a 14 minute drive to get across that span. and lastly, the golden gate bridge southbound one-on-one from nevada to san francisco is running about 19 minutes at the moment. >> 6.31 right now. and there's some controversy this morning over transgender teenager who won 2 events at the state track and field finals over the weekend in fresno. yeah. the california interscholastic federation change the rules that 2 additional girls then could compete. if hernandez made the finals? well, her participation is drawing scrutiny now from president trump. morris has more.

>> 16 year-old ada hernandez, a junior from valley high school jumping to the noise friday afternoon. he's beating in 3 events including triple jump long jump and high jump at the cia state track and field championship. if you can high school even with protesters on the ground. when i saw this injustice going on. >> and the egregious title, 9 violations. i had to take a stand and in the sky, still, hernandez carrying on. >> but the road to get here paving they now national controversy. the pressure from valley lawmakers, a press conference thursday. you can president donald trump threatening to pull funding from the state it stops allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls. sports lgbtq+ advocates coming out to show support and speak out against those words. i got told today by someone close to me, it says its imports witness what's happening as an lgbtq person. you know, when people are speaking against, you know, your community to

just bear witness to that. and i think that's kind of why i decided to raise my voice. coach in the bay area tells me he understands the issues saying biological boys will always have some advantage to biological girls, but he believes to blow out of proportion. he says to fix there's an easy all really have to do just make another division. they've done it with the the handicap, dave, is ok to making vision trying to make a bigger thing than it is. >> hernandez won 2 gold medals and a silver at the state track and field finals. she shared the first place when with 2 other athletes. it's 6.33. and there's an investigation underway inches. thousands of prison inmates statewide that falsely tested positive for opioids. the corrections department says about 6,000 drug tests for last year are believed to been positive. and now hundreds of parole hearings are being reviewed. many inmates could get brand new hearings.

>> will the california democratic party state convention in anaheim is just wrapped up following a weekend full of events. let's go to our correspondent eytan wallace for an update. you can see the california democratic party convention here in anaheim has officially come to an end now, just a little bit earlier, i caught up with the party chair. he acknowledges 2024. it was not the best year for democrats, but he believes the party. >> as a bright future ahead, california democrats are fighting for you, california democratic party chair rusty hicks with that message for voters just about one year out from the statewide june second 2026 primary election, whether it's housing or >> cost of living or health care or get a good education for your kids are keeping a good quality job. that's what california democrats are fighting for. pick speaking one-on-one with us at the democratic state party convention in anaheim. 4,000, democrats from across the state were in attendance. all of it taking place with the 2024 election. still fresh on the minds of those here,

including headline speaker 2024 vice presidential nominee and minnesota governor. >> tim walz, he did not shy away from criticizing his onetime election opponent, president donald trump. it has only been 4 months since then. >> started, but walz also had criticism for his own party were in this mask because some of its our own doing. we have good ideas. but when it seems like we get into power. >> incrementally change thing and we don't do the big stuff. we talk about things that are really important. but the average person doesn't see it in their life and they can't feel it. so the voters come away from us thinking we're either incapable of getting big things done. are we truly don't care? and we're just talking about it for a vote and that he believes was a major factor. why he and former vice president kamala harris lost to president donald trump last election. >> closer to home during that same election, republicans in the legislature flip 3 seats from blue to red and

nationally, republicans maintain their control of the u.s. house of representatives. hicks says his party is already making calls and knocking on doors to ensure democrats won up and down the ballot in twenty-twenty 6. yeah, is. we can't wait until 2026. the work to win in. 26 happens in. 25, he says that includes messaging aimed at president donald trump and his policies hicks says are hurting everyday californians. republicans disagree here in california. democrats run everything. >> they want they were in the california state legislature. they run executive branch is they run the governor's office rather than focus. that's what is happening 3,000 some miles away in washington, d.c.. >> they need to start fixing the problems that created here in this state. what do you say to critics who argue the california democratic party is too focused on fighting president donald trump and not enough on the issues here at home. >> the decisions coming out of the white house. it has an impact. what we do here in

california where that's tariffs or taxes. and so that's our obligation to fight for them every single day and deliver. now, in addition to my one-on-one interview with party chair rusty hicks at this convention, i also spoke one-on-one with each of the major democratic candidates hoping to be your next governor when gavin newsom is termed out. >> in twenty-twenty 6, we will bring you that coverage later this week. reporting in tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. thank time 6.37. is the time. well, it's the end of an era for the much loved fog city diner in san francisco, 40 years. it's been there. it was a official closed friday night. it was just a social media post where the owner wrote with a heavy heart. i share some difficult news. fog city has closed permanently with the last day of service being 5/30/2025. it didn't give any reason for the sudden closure and the post thanked all the loyal customers over the decades for support. that restaurant opened back in 1985. it

actually gained some pop culture fame and 1993 when it appeared in the romcom. so i married an axe murderer. but now suddenly it is closed. >> it's 6.37. and today in the east bay, the city of el serino is going to host a flag raising ceremony in honor of pride. pride month is now annual traditions been taking place since 2013. so this will be in from the el serino city hall at 04:00pm. >> well, june, first marks the official start of pride month. we're in it now. kron four's lindsey ford takes us to the east bay for an annual richmond rainbow pride celebration. >> i think that's the best part about high. does that work here? >> we were here before and was still going to be already expression like drag performances and poetry. my heritage is black. my heritage

is rebel. my heritage is so my heritage is love. my heritage is flash. >> my heritage is my heritage is proud of what i am. no matter who may say this was all richmond rainbow pride, but it took a while to get to this point says jam in purcell, the coach, aaron creative director. we've been doing it for 11 years and we did it because we were having homophobia in our count city council chambers, one of our council members of the times come back a who was being attacked and we said not in our town on richmond, not today. since then, purcell says richmond leaders have stepped up. we did the last board members like duane chapman >> has been a longstanding member of the community made sure that we had a beautiful vision that was not about trying to. >> tell richmond what they need. >> samara lynn spears is a drag performer at a san francisco. honestly, yes, think is definitely my favorite college. this is spears's 3rd year in a row

performing drag at richmond rainbow my favorite part of her party is just being able bring everybody enjoys seeing that smile. i do love to hear the applause. i a little bit for me to byrd is what a spear says. friends who says it's important to show up to lgbtq events in and out of drag trans women. there were at the forefront of our by protect the dawes, as they say the first pride was a riot. it was showing that we're here and we've turned into this wonderful event where families can come out and join in this current political climate. purcell says unity and allyship for the lgbtq community is more important than ever passes around the lead to throw the lgbt community under the but we're not standing for it. not in our town on our community purcell's favorite part about pride is people showcasing their authentic selves. that's a great thing about her is that it brings people together, allows us to be able find the commonality of all humanity. i love that's really

what we're in richmo. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> and kron 4 is going to feature news stories on pride every thursday for the entire pride month of ne and join us for our special, which is hosted byur very own john shrable and rob nesbitt. and that is on june 26th at 06:30pm. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news >> winging glamorous. back to camping. oh, i get it member glamping. going to talk about where adventure is meeting luxury. alex. nice and did the golden state boundaries get a force? aaron wilson has more.

>> we are back 6.43. is that i'm here for things to know today. and air quality advisory is in effect now after a flaring at the chevron refinery in richmond, black smoke could be seen. billowing into the air from that facility about 3 in the afternoon on saturday. the bay area air district says that smoke could affect people in richmond. pablo pinole hercules and parts of solano county. a brush fire broke out in san jose over the weekend. first responders say it started just after midnight sunday near east capitol expressway about 2 acres burned. nobody was hurt and no buildings were damaged. san francisco officials, meanwhile, had to rescue someone who was stuck on a cliff along the battery crosby trail sunday afternoon. this comes a day after another person had to be rescued from that exact same spot. both people were not seriously hurt. and the national the

should say the northern lights were visible in the northernmost part of the bay area. saturday looks like, yeah, ask maze. so this was saturday night into early sunday morning. local photographer alexander blatche of sent these images in showing the time lapse there from windsor in sonoma county. pretty cool to see those darts guys that we should be had a chance to see that. you're that been slow, too, right. >> and will starting sunday morning anyways. little bit gray, too, because that cool ocean air swept back in. >> and again this morning, we've got some low little less colorful as compared to our neighbors up in lake and mendocino counties, which really enjoyed those northern lights. you can see outside from the east bay hills. it's a grey start for sure. but much as we saw yesterday, skies will clear out really nicely this afternoon. low pressure is incurring a nice little dip in the jet stream which is going to hang out with this across the west coast for the rest of this week. now that will be the

general pattern ahead of low pressure sitting here, high pressure over there. and with that very little change, very little change in your daytime highs to with temperatures remaining quite seasonable. cothing too hot and no chances of rain. just a steady holding pattern. 60's for your highs in san francisco and at the coastline today. and then most of the rest of us in the 70's to 80's typical stuff as we do kick off june. we're starting with the june gloom, the low gray out there but will be ending with some comfortably warm sunshine later on upper 70's to low 80's for the inland east bay 60's to 70's for the east bay shoreline. northern parts of the bay area like vacaville among our hotter spots at 86 for your high. well, at 74 pretty comfortable for you. temperatures tomorrow identical to today's a very subtle warming trend for the tail end of the week. that will get us into the mid 80's on average inland with some 60's to 70's along the bay.

>> checking the roads as we speak. you can see we've got a decent commute here at the bay bridge about a 17 minute ride for you as you make your way from oakland into san francisco. not a lot going on there. the richmond, sandra fell bridge 19 minutes to get from richmond out to sandra fell in marin county. it's a little bit of a backup at the toll plaza, but the span itself is moving at the limit. and then here we have your san mateo bridge. 16 minute ride currently to get from hayward out to foster city on the peninsula. but there is an issue on the peninsula side of the span. apparently a pretty severe traffic accident on 101, southbound right there at the 92 connector. right lanes are blocked. so that's going to cause some delays for you. and then lastly, we have the golden gate bridge. you're southbound 1, one, right from nevado to san francisco. the toll plaza is about 20 minutes currently. >> it's 6 47 and in the north bay, 29 year-old vallejo man is in jail because look at the gun that police seized. it was a pistol with a high-capacity

magazine and he had a prior conviction which banned him from having any firearms. he was pulled over his name omar tally around 4 in the morning sunday yesterday at south e street near maple avenue and officers found out that he was on probation in solano county. they found that loaded firearm and had 25 rounds in it, which is illegal in california was in his car. so he was booked into jail. new this morning. 6 people don't have a home because of a fire that broke out at their home in san jose was a single story. house and the fire broke out yesterday afternoon just before 03:00pm near seaworld sea view drive and laporte avenue. that's where the house's firefighters believe that it broke out in the attic over the garage. they knocked it down with that 30 within 30 minutes. nobody was hurt. >> well, meanwhile, a fire in an empty commercial building in mountain view caused an estimated half million dollars in damage that fire broke out sunday morning just before 7

o'clock at a single story office building right near west camino, real and san antonio road. when crews arrived on scene, they found the fire had burned through the roof and in order to knock it down, they had to cut through the remaining roof and walls. nobody was hurt. investigators believe that fire originated outside of the building and then spread into the building from there. the cause of the fire still under investigation. >> 6.48 right now let's talk of al curry's. the basketball team attempted to get back on their feet against the minnesota lynx kron four's erin wilson with the highlights. >> well, the boundary trying to get back to 500 sunday night as they came into game night 2, 3 on the season. but >> in order do that, they would have to defeat the undefeated minnesota lynx at home in front of a sold-out crowd. so. >> now the crash will be the 6th man. but could they do with this? pick it up. midway through the first in the back or a trailing by 3, not along. kayla thornton, what a deep 3 there to tie it up at 10 up. he's 11 for her on the night

2nd quarter. now, julie vanloo with the steal and on the break finds kate martin for the one on one drive to the cup. the who and the for martin there as they are now trailing 32 to 29. just a minute later. watch vanlue on the break. once again is he has eyes in the back of her head on this one with a dime behind the back pay. okay, martin, once again, she's back to the cup or 2. more in chase center is alive after that. when the batteries now within one. now, van leeuwen martin on a streaming last night on sunday. you see what she does with there. she pops that when drops that one and then gets the foul for the four-point play and the lead on that one k type everyone else's. hi, martin hit 14 on the night. veronica burton, lead the way for the purple and black watch are here with the euro step to the cup. that one right there was just 2 of her. 21 on the night for the bakries and the bench where they were on their feet after that one. but the back with a struggling in the 2nd half on bill is trying to keep them alive here with this lounge. a it's good, but the links they would turn out to

be a little bit too much for the bakries on sunday night. they fall in that once. 86 to 75 the final. here's head coach. >> natalie, the on what went wrong. >> on those men and they're able to get to. harshest not great today, which is i kind of like our normal base, you know, so when our ships are not great, they were able to get downhill. and then when they get down, how they spread out for 3, so yeah, it was it was different than watching that halftime, everyone. they're actually more shocked when they see it on film like when they're feeling it on the court, they just like, oh, we didn't feel that that then you are seeing is one thing just because we know they they all can shoot the 3. so it pulled us a little bit more than natural. >> you know, early in the season, they're playing the best teams in the w right now that close. i'm not worried about the valkyrie. it's all ahead on top of it to you guys. >> all right, erin, thank you. 6.51. the time now to baseball. the giants taking on the marlins. top of the 3rd here ground ball to left is

all that eliot ramos needed to get to home plate. the giants get on the scoreboard. first, then top of the 4th with runners on first and second base. we've got luis matos taking a swing now and that ball is out of here. three-run homer, marlins trying to bounce back, but they couldn't giants win this one. 42 and skipper. bob melvin had nothing but praise adus and others after the game for his big hit early on. >> huge. i mean, the way we've been scoring runs a look at 20 run homer of the time. obviously we had to grind at the end and be nice not to have to play that game every day. huge win for guided works really hard. every day doesn't get to play a whole lot numbers get gets called day like this one are not score runs as biggest win of the game. so really. really hats off to louis for working hard and being prepared for some >> well, the giants bring it back home. they'll be facing the padres at oracle park with first pitch 06:45pm. tonight,

a's didn't do so well. their mission to avoid this week. >> against the blue jays and this is the top of the 5th. >> the a's were up by 3 and this is enough to get to a home plate. so they got a score there. that's 4 runs. the problem is that all these we get out a game of the blue jays went on to win it 8 to 4. so they took the series. >> imagine a i watching store cameras not just recording but spotting a potential shoplifter before they steal the new system. stores are using to fight crime. i'm rich

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>> just chaos. >> chaos what? personally on fire from head to toe. >> right now on the kron, 4 morning news. multiple people set on fire at a jewish community event in boulder, colorado. the fbi calling it a terrorist attack. plus, the man accused of killing an open teacher while fleeing from the chp is back in court this morning for live with the charges and an air quality advisory affecting folks in the east bay as black smoke is seen rising from a chevron refinery. >> it said. and thanks for waking up with us and a whole new month. it's june second. good morning. sorry and i'm james. yeah, lots to get to. we'll get to try to weather in a minute. do want to start with traffic that we have an issue. >> we need to