where those warning signs are going up. the news at 4 starts now. hello, everyone. welcome. thank you for joining us. i'm catherine heenan and i'm vicki liviakis. crews have closed lanes for emergency repairs. >> on the richmond, sandra fell bridge. this closure is expected to take several hours and is going to impact your evening commute. in fact, this is a live look at the bridge right now. that's not a still photo. that is video those cars are not moving. caltrans toll maintenance crews. they found unsound cracked concrete on the upper deck of the bridge. so the following lanes are closed right now. lane, 2 of the upper deck, which is westbound traffic and then lanes 2, 3, of the lower deck, which is eastbound traffic lane. one will remain open in both directions. and here's a look at the area that crews

are focused on repairing right now. drivers should expect delays. they're advised to find other routes on the richmond. sandra fell bridge course. we're following this story for you and we'll share more information as soon as it becomes available. well, today marks the official beginning of fire season in santa rosa. so fire crews are going to begin working with the community. ana. weed abatement program as kron four's terisa stasio reports. one woman says that it's a good first step because no one wants to go through what happened in 2017. it was hard we're lucky to be alive. >> sharing a bobby says that she will never forget that day. she and her husband had to evacuate their santa rosa home as fire erupted all around them. their home was one of nearly 9,000 destroyed in the wine country. fires in 2017. 44 people died. damages hovered around 15 billion

dollars that's been through one. so don't need another one. >> so with the city center is declaring first day of fire season. it allows us to initiate or weed abatement ordinance within the city. so that's us within the next week or 2 after today going out and starting those with the game and especially john lawton, properties within the city limits >> will power's is a fire inspector with santa rosa fire department. monday marks the official start of fire season and when the weed abatement program begins, we have pretty good compliance with residents. residents are already doing the work or the work has already been done. >> but it's just a reminder that when we do come around, we are looking for, you know, that overgrown lots overgrown properties that may need to be mode. and that's where this weed abatement ordinance comes into play with us coming out. power says creating that defensible space can be a difference-maker with tall weeds, light flashy feels fires, more prone to move quickly and can overcome overtake property. a house or people trying to escape. and

the big thing is that defensible space. if you do your part, your neighbor does their part. and that neighbor does their part. you're building more resilience. >> well, fire, resilient neighborhood. he says besides getting the word out, it is critical to know when to clear space is. >> yeah. so you know, the old saying, you before 10:00am, is that still a big thing you don't want during the heat of the day and if you're mowing weeding, make sure you're in a field with something that's made to mow a lawn. any sparks or anything like that can cause a fire and that that resident or person doing that work can be held liable. his couture dresses. >> don't throw any secrets you know, big careful. everything is dry. >> santa rosa, theresa stasi, you kron 4 news. >> a fire in an empty commercial building in mountain view caused roughly half a million dollars in damages. this broke out sunday morning. it's a single story office building near west camino, real and san antonio road. fire crews arrived to find the fire had already burned through the roof. so

they had to cut through the remaining roof and the walls. no one was injured. investigators believe the fire started somewhere outside the building. but not clear yet what caused the fire the threat of a devastating wildfire comes at the cost of living in california. but now to bay area teenagers. >> they've developed a nontoxic fire retardant that they say can lower that high price. corporate switch recall reports. >> others in the tri valley are chopping down and clearing out in summer is still officially weeks away. the recent hot weather is an indication of what is to and what has already been done on point and 2020. >> i could stand my front porch and see one fire plum over there, 2 hamilton and tom kroger and his wife have spent years making their home as fire resistant as possible. debt itself is a t-rex material. that is a bit more fire, resilient. and as a

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entrepreneuers. they partner with fire department home hurtling agencies and local distributors to spur a cool or their products approved by the governor. we also started cuts. homeowners are just property it takes. just 5 minutes a gallon to apply. and chris to haine with blaze. bustos says every second counts. if you think you have time in a wildfire. >> you do as for how frequently you need to spray the product. course, as not often, in fact course, as think of it like fertilizer. once it hits the ground, it should last you throughout the season back in 2021, we are on a trip to boston when we actually saw huge wildfire smoke coming all the way from canada. and honestly, it was at that point where both sebastien, i realize that. >> it wasn't just a california issue earlier this year for was applied to plans grass and trees around some ford as in-home the deadly and destructive. house aides fire in los angeles county reined in for kori says neither

visitation. >> we're home games, food down after asa expires in the first good use cases of our buyers during active wildfires. >> so we'll start understand the value of a product and to have purchased more, which has been able help protect more homes over rights operates under a trade secret and does not publicly disclose all ingredients and chemicals in its product. but dang and burkhart's a corps test results ranked in the u.s. environmental protection agency's lowest hazard category. >> and with a background in science, kroger did his research simple way of saying it is it's food, great products have 0 toxicology assessments and >> we're going it's basically cutting salt around the outside of the house protect property hitting the earth. it doesn't in livermore, philippe djegal all kron said all right. both vicki and i are saying wow to has 2 young man good for them. >> all right. let's talk about the weather as we look live at

sfo. yeah, actually, it's a trio of a sky 2 were also yeah, i know. i bye bye. there's nothing. like that around your home point out. very, very helpful. i love to see love to see young people doing good things. and that was like a gooo thing. >> we're taking a live look from mount tam or you do see some of the marine layer kind of starting to make its way in. and we are under an air quality advisory today because some of the smoke from the wildfires in canada. yes, that far away. we stayed in the yellow and many spots today. pbut today and tomorrow, just little bit of concern for that. as you can see where the smoke is made its way to know, obviously, if you're in chicago, if you're in the upper midwest, that's where they're getting the worst of it. but it has made it all the way over here to california just a little bit. so that's why you might see a little extra haze out there today. now the weather will help to push this away over the next 48 hours. so as you can see, because there's a system kind of gone across the country, it does press it to the south and to the east. that will bode well for us. not so well for others, but there's that system. i was talking about. and so as that rolls across, we will start to see things

kind of move away from us now, what's interesting as we take a live look here at our radar, you can see in the central sierra things are firing up and that is a little bit of that tropical moisture. we talked about it last week that there was a system that kind of came together dissipated. but it did send a little bit of energy won't really affect our weather here in the bay area. you see the nice blue skies and these lovely temperatures right now. you know, we're up to 77 the livermore, but that's it for us for some warm temperatures go kind of nice compared to last weekend. when come back in a little bit, we'll talk more about the rest of the week. thank you. kyla times. a popular beach san mateo county was closed for 48 hours. this after. >> surfer's board was bitten by a shark saturday had took a chunk kron four's charles clifford talk to that server and has details. >> here in san mateo county, a local surfer says his board was attacked by a shark. feels lucky to be alive. >> was actually a beautiful, warm day, you know. so we decided to take a family trip to the beach. yen's heller

says that saturday afternoon around one he paddled out here on tara beach on his surfboard. >> he says that he and several other surfers were waiting for a wave when something foot and pretty hard so that it that i fell off the board. >> and then i look back and then i saw just the big mouth with the teeth and the black eye of the shark head. going right into the rail of my board and like grabbing onto it. >> un says the shark, which he estimates was about 10 feet long. let go of the board and swam away. heller in the other nearby surfers then paddled in the short haul. the lifeguards. what had happened. they then cleared everyone out of the water. heller says he was uninjured, feels lucky to be alive coming out of it without a scratch. good. just to destroy board. >> it's super lucky. the california academy of sciences says that sharks along the california coast like to feed on seals and sea lions and that in very rare cases where they attack people, it's probably because the sharks mistake that person for a seal

or sea lion, they recommend that anyone going into the water use the buddy system. they say that being with a partner greatly improves your chances of surviving an attack. it's advice that yen's agrees with knowing that. >> there are people around and helping out if something happens as good. un says that the experience has left him shaken, but he does plan to get back in the water with a renewed sense of respect for nature. i do respect the ocean. i do respect the animals in the ocean. >> so, you know, like visiting to some extent. so i think having that mindset is good. now, state parks did reopen the water here in montara beach on monday afternoon. but for now in san mateo county, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> and a look behind the scenes of this weekend's state democratic party convention. plus, federal investigators have charged the man accused of setting fire people at peaceful rally for israeli hostages a run. we have the

latest details on the planned attack. and after the break for the man accused of killing an oakland teacher was court today. we've got the latest today. we've got the latest information.

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evening, he's been at santa rita jail after being arrested, accused of killing a man and severely injuring his girlfriend. this all happened on wednesday evening when the 2 it out just rolling minding their own business through the streets of oakland when the chp spotted hernandez garcia's stolen car, they tried to pursue him. it got so dangerous even for them that they called off the pursuit continue following him with their helicopter where he eventually made his way onto the surface streets. and according to the chp, they would then notified at his location once again, but not before he's plows into 2 people. one of them actually was a teacher at councilman high school just 2 days away from about to celebrate his students graduation. instead, he dies at the scene. his name is doctor marvin boomer. they

ultimately arrested hernandez garcia. but you can imagine just how painful it was for the entire community. the very next day they had a vigil. then on friday they had the graduation ceremony where they honored. >> dr boomer recently got his doctorate. as far as hernandez garcia. he has been charged with multiple felony charges, including but he kular manslaughter hit and run and evading police officers. back to you. >> all right. let's talk about the weather again as we look live at the san mateo bridge and kyla grogan here to fill us there. so we made it up to about 70. >> san jose so far today it is sunny out there. >> that would put us 2 degrees above normal and nowhere near thankfully, the wild record from 1960, of 106 degrees. no, thank you. we we did that last weekend. we did it close enough last weekend. temperatures out there right now. pretty francisco to 64 degrees. you can see if you

head inland, you'll find some of those 70's and even 81 in fairfield right now. but other than that, it's just been a really seasonal day. quite lovely. we are getting that wind that's rolling in in the afternoon now to 22 miles per hour. there in oakland and 21 livermore. so obviously it is breezy this afternoon. one point out also to the north of us, we have a red flag warning. this is for areas like redding like chico, where chicken, by the way, has been up into the mid 90's today. that goes until 8 o'clock tonight. thankfully, we don't have that going on, but it is a reminder that we are in that time of the year when we have to look out for fire season and all of the all of the difficult times paintings temperature wise, though, at least this is on our side this week. these are my inland temps and they are lovely and they don't very, very much as you can see, it is just a really nice run of, you know, upper 70's to low 80's. and the reason for that is we've got this nice balance between high and low pressure, which keeps us zonal. we don't have anything terribly dramatic. the only drama i've got is

central sierra that is firing up with a little bit of that tropical moisture. but for our evening, really nice out there tonight. we will start to see that marine layer bill back in in the overnight hours, which means we wake up a little foggy and then tomorrow we get that sunshine moving in unless you're at the coast in which case you might be hanging on to the fog for just a little bit. here's a look at your seven-day forecast. it is a nice once a really consistent this week and then we get to next weekend. we lifted up just a couple of degrees. nothing too dramatic again between, you know, low to mid 80's. that's that's alright and beautiful. no complaints. yeah. same quite nice. thank you. thanks. kyla. >> well, sunday marked the final day of the california democratic party state convention in anaheim and our capitol correspondent eytan wallace. it was there all weekend and has this report. >> 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 are getting 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 the 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. and 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. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4 high school transgender athlete is drawing a lot of attention following the state championships. also, peace talks continue between russia and ukraine and the latest and ukraine and the latest details when we come back.

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>> congress is calling it crunch time for the u.s. to help ukraine in its war against russia. senators say they now have a veto proof measure that would slap additional sanctions on russia and levy tariffs against any other country that buys its energy. washington correspondent jessi tenure reports now on why democrats

from republicans want to act now. >> he's is nowhere in sight. fresh off a trip to ukraine, connecticut democratic senator richard blumenthal says russia is only ramping up its war mobilizes troops. >> escalated the bombing of civilians in ukraine and the kidnapping of children. blumenthal says he and south carolina republican senator lindsey graham saw evidence president putin is preparing for a large summer or fall offensive. >> and the peace talks most recently held monday are simply a delay tactic. putin is playing america from for fools. but blumenthal says there are positive signs for ukraine, including its surprise drone attack sunday that officials say destroyed or damaged about a 3rd of russia's bomber fleet. we return from this trip. convinced that ukraine can f% win. white house press secretary karoline leavitt is more skeptical as war has a brutal from both sides. too many people have died and the

president wants this war to end at the negotiating table. blumenthal and graham are not convinced, though, that that can happen without additional pressure on russia. >> that's why they're sponsoring a bipartisan sanctions bill. we need to put russia on an economic. i the bill would also levy tariffs against any other country that buys russian energy. >> targeting china and india who have been aiding russia's war effort. all of the president's big with president trump has yet to endorse the bill, but it now has enough bipartisan support in the senate to avoid a veto. a vote could happen as early as this week in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> still ahead, the senate now debating president trump's budget bill will take a look at week ahead. also, bay area, sanctuary cities. they have targeted and are being targeted with federal cuts and the new system that stores are using in order to fight sh

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>> now to the targeted terror attack in boulder, colorado. the man accused of using a makeshift flame thrower to attack a group that had gathered to bring attention to israeli hostages in gaza. he's been charged with a federal hate crime. he told police that he had planned this for a year and specifically was targeting what he described as the zionist group kron four's. joey horta has reaction from local jewish groups. >> and we've just confirmed synagogues here in the bay area are beefing up their security after this latest attack. take a look at this mugshot of the suspect. 45 year old mohammed solid bond is an undocumented immigrant from egypt. according to the white house, authorities say

he's been charged with first-degree murder. investigators say solvent targeted a group that's called run for their lives, drawing attention to israeli hostages in gaza. witnesses say he yelled free palestine and set some of the victims on fire with a flame thrower were outraged. i mean, the community is getting really angry. >> that what we've been warning for for 20 months, which is that inciting words can lead to violence is now happening and happening repeatedly. but it's something that we're speaking about with our community security service with sfpd and police departments across the region. this follows the shooting deaths of a couple who worked for the israeli embassy outside a jewish museum in washington, d.c., last month. >> state senator scott wiener of san francisco posting, quote, juice here at around the world are being targeted with violence. it's not random. it's a pattern fueled by anti-semitism and is terrifying. it has to stop. and again, security is now elevated synagogues here in

the bay area. according to the jcrc in san francisco, joey horta kron. 4 news. >> in the south bay, san jose is cracking down on dangerous driving after another person was hit and killed last week. starting in august, the city will activate red-light cameras at 4 major intersections said this is part of a one year pilot program. drivers caught running red lights could face a $486 fine today on kron 4 news at noon. we ttlked with mayor matt mahan about the new cameras is to start with warnings. >> educate people and then moved to actual accountability. we just don't have enough officers to consistently enforce our traffic laws and yet we know that we need to modify behavior of some drivers to keep everybody safe. and this is an efficient way to do that and make our roads safe for everyone. >> and a second program is going to launch this fall. it will target speeders with dozens of citywide cameras.

and now to a big story that we're following for you. the trump administration is threatening to take away federal money from a list of bay area cities and counties which don't cooperate with ice and converse. lindsey ford talked with mountain views, mayor about what this could mean for her community. >> 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. we'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. >> a bay area man is on a mission to walk 100 miles this

week in bare feet. he says that a campaign to promote rights for immigrant children. patrick mcconnell left ocean beach in san francisco saturday morning. you're looking at some friends joined him for the first mile. >> really to say like all the different contributions and people coming together. indians, mental illness. i got my clothes here my campaign, staff have like my miscellaneous items, food down here, water. >> and that's it. >> patrick, things you can finish up the walk start to finish in about 6 days he has partnered with the young center. that's an organization that helps immigrant children in danger of being deported. >> a boat set to be launched on lake tahoe is now in quarantine after inspectors found invasive golden mussels on it. they made that discovery friday at the alpine meadows in station. this was the first time the invasive species was found on a boat at

lake tahoe. and thanks to the inspections. the boat never entered the water. there have been no discoveries of golden mussels actually in lake tahoe. but they have gained a foothold in the sacramento san joaquin delta. >> all right. we're going to take a live look at the richmond. sandra fell bridge where there is a major traffic backup, which you can see looks like they're basically part caltrans crews working to make emergency repairs to unsound, cracked concrete. that's on the upper deck of the bridge. this closure is only affecting us some lanes. despite the look of this, it is expected to take several hours to clear this up. fun. all right. let's talk weather for chief meteorologist for to deal with we can expect. >> hey, not a bad start to the thanks, guys. we're going to see what looks like a nice almost summer-like week ahead as the temperatures going to be very comfortable. a little breeze. >> blowing out there right now. but even some sunshine out along the coastline, you see that wind kind of kicking up in the san francisco. some

of those gusts over 30 miles per hour outside right now, least toward the beaches in the san francisco numbers, though. yeah, impressive. we've got some warm weather out there today. that's for sure. 77 and nice in livermore, 76 in cocker. 75 in san jose. couple patches of fog pass into the golden gate bridge right behind those numbers. 71 now in downtown san francisco. 67 in oakland is 75 in san jose. so the fog and low cloud cover. yeah. kind of hugging the coastline. early on. then really kind of just dissipated here a little bit. normally component. and you've just got one branch of clouds out there right now, just kind of hanging on. so overall, think we're looking good in the evening hours. thunderstorms popping up over the sierra nevada, though, not going affect the bay area. so as you head through the evening, yeah, we're looking good outside those winds, though. yeah, it's going to be blustery in spots, especially near the coastline. you see that onshore breeze right now to san francisco for 30 miles about that gust to 37. but even as some of the interior valleys now you're seeing some of those blustery winds. and so this time of year, we worry about some of those grass fires getting started is spreading rapidly. and that

onshore wind. but overall weatherwise yet looking nice. if you want to step outside tonight should be a great night to do it. get out there and enjoy these temperatures can be very comfortable hanging on the 70's upper 60's until about 7 o'clock in the evening in many of the interior valleys. nice and clear along the coastline of though, expecting some fog to make a return. we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lord. so lawmakers are back in washington this week after a break. republicans are getting ready to pass what they call the president's big beautiful bill includes sweeping tax cuts and a rollback of social services like medicate. our dc's raquel martin explains what we can expect this week. >> all eyes will be on the senate this week. a handful of republican senators have expressed concerns about the bill's proposed cuts this week will be a test to see if the party will band together. >> president donald trump is kicking off the week pressuring senate republicans, the rally behind his big beautiful bill. well, the math doesn't really add up on cbs's

face the nation republican kentucky senator rand paul. >> threw cold water on the plan. he argues the proposed spending cuts and tax breaks in the massive bill. well, only balloon the federal deficit. >> surprised if the bill at least he's not modified in a good direction. look, i want to vote for it on for the tax cut. but at the same time, i don't want to raise the debt ceiling. 5, 100 social president trump went after paul arguing if he joins democrats to block the bill. >> the great people of kentucky will never forgive him on the senate floor monday. senate majority leader john thune pledged to get to work with the goal. of getting the final bill to the president. floor before the 4th of july. paul is not the only republican skeptic, missouri republican senator josh hawley says he will not support the bills. 800 billion dollar cut to medicaid. the nonpartisan congressional budget office estimates 7.6 million americans. well, lou, of health care as a result, no

question. >> it's a nonstarter in this form. >> democrats are united against the bill. they say it will also slash food assistance for millions absolute disaster for the country in particular, for middle class and poor people. >> in washington, raquel martin. >> there is a new tool that promises to fight shoplifting before it happens. one store owner says it is already paying off. rich demuro shows us you know how it works in today's rich on tech. >> shoplifting can be a big problem for small business owners. the damages can add up fast. now one startup is helping stores fight back with ai that the tax theft in near real time. >> 7.11 franchise owner just false says a new ai system is a game changer. since i've got this officially little month potency number 10,000, $10,000. in theft that given

the system connects to existing security cameras and monitors footage. 24 7 alerting owners in near real time when it detects potential theft. it definitely seems. meantime, it. >> we'll bring about could happen. this story was given my employees most who knew it will feel that now the technology comes from a startup named vision. >> uses artificial intelligence to detect suspicious gestures. ai that takes a dozen different suspicions sisters. it can be anything from a sliding night and into your jackets into your pants. on my back. and if they like that, it's trained on millions of interactions from over 5,000 clients worldwide. it's already too late when the going rewind the cameras. now they can focus on the customers on the managing their staff. and basically just the ai watching for setup is simple. a small box plugs

into the router that connects to existing cameras when we i would think expensive. it's all it's way less than employee with us to monitor the campus. 24 7 to test it out. islip, some batteries into my bag within seconds, an alert popped up, flagging my suspicious behavior that has nothing to do with official with the nation. all our person looks like it's free based on suspicious gestures. alerts are graded low, medium or critical to help store owners decide whether to take action. are you okay confronting people that are stealing something because the cameras on camera most saying look at the camera. >> we can deny what's on what's in front of just fall estimates. the system has saved him nearly $10,000 in just a month they do most the time. and the police are reviewing about 4 and up in court. >> the jen tells me they're developing new features, including slip and fall detection and casino theft monitoring. i'll put more

information on my website. rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> still ahead, transgender track athletes win gold in the california state championship stirring up more scrutiny from trump administration. plus, trump administration. plus, it's officially pride month

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>> a transgender teenager won 2 events at the state track and field finals this weekend in fresno county, the california interscholastic federation change the rules. so to additional girls could compete. if the student made

the finals serve participation is drawing scrutiny from president trump. our reporter briana byus has the story. >> a transgender athlete. 16 be hernandez going home with some hardware after track and field state finals. now, you're a hernandez competed in the long jump high jump and triple jump event saturday for each metal. another girl got the same exact one. that's because the california interscholastic federation recently announced that if a transgender athlete advances the next highest scoring cisgender girl, we'll get the same opportunity. >> despite that decision, many fans still didn't support hernandez's participation. at one point, a coach stopped the event to address the crowd >> hernandez >> received a similar reception on the outside of

the fence. >> a top or you put a little that's been on the books in california for 12 years now? the allows pilots for to be goals, rooms, republican candidate for governor steve hilton drove to clovis saturday morning to protest even gavin newsom says this is will fan, but as doing anything about so i wanted to come here today to say that when i'm the governor of california, i hernandez 1, one second place medal and to first place medals more than any other girl in the stadium. briana byus. >> for your money. a new study indicates the nation's top 3 states when it comes to hiking insurance rates after you get a speeding ticket. unfortunately, california is one of the top 3. north carolina has the highest rate increase after a ticket. 49% that's tied to a state pre-determined rate increase. wyoming is second 40% and california is right up there.

and it's number 3 at 39%, massachusetts and illinois round out the top 5. in the north bay. a project is underway to provide clean drinking water to sonoma and marin county residents. the sonoma county water agency inflated the rubber dam in the russian river near for u.s. bill on thursday. that dam. >> will form a pool where sonoma water will drop water into its nearby filtration pawns. the ponds will help recharge the groundwater supply which will then be filtered and distributed to customers. the dam can take up to 14 days to fully inflate. all right. let's talk about the weather again as we take this live look over san francisco. little bit hazy out, their air quality being affected. lawrence, what's going on? yeah, we do. we have just next to smoke. come from the fires the candidate or if you can believe that toben. >> saskatchewan. and we're seeing some of that smoke kind of filter back in the california, but not only here around good part of the u.s.

out there right now. the winds that onshore breeze, though, is kicking in. you can see a couple patches of fog be in the moving along the coastline tonight. mostly clear then that patchy fog going to thicken up a bit making its way inside the bay. and of course, along the coastline tomorrow morning, clouds and sunny and nice. make sure fog week ahead. temperatures near normal, maybe just slightly below average. but here's a look at the latest air quality. see some of the center's reporting. some moderate amounts of uplands building up the atmosphere the east bay in the cocker to get near livermore. also in the santa clara valley, start to see some yellow beginning to show up and i think tomorrow afternoon, again, going to see some of that lingering haze in our skies from some from some of the smoke from those fires, co should get a pretty good sea breeze. and that should clear them out nicely. but otherwise, that are quality. when we talk a lot about that as we head down the summer months, temperatures out the door. 75 degrees in san jose and 77 live more. 81 and warm in fairfield 90 and hot in vacaville. then you're looking at a comfortable 69 and fairfax, but color low spinning off the coast. lacey kind of just swirling around

right here. and so you're seeing some of that wrap-around circulations a little suddenly circulation along the immediate coastline. the same time we've got thunderstorms popping up over the southern sierra nevada. look at that pretty active afternoon as you make your way to bishop and lakes area, too. things will settle down as the sun begins to set for us. temperatures. yeah. head looking nice. how about 66 degrees in downtown san francisco dealing with some low clouds and fog in the morning. partial clearing in the afternoon. some lingering clouds out toward the sunset fog out on the beaches. well, 50's and some 60's there, of course, much cooler. they get inside the bay. that all goes away in a hurry. and those temperatures warming up nicely. a 78 degrees about the the south bay about this year. enjoy 80's and sunny skies all day long will be hazy at times. 82 lumber, 81 in pleasanton about 78 walnut creek. 67 degrees in richmond and about 79 degrees in fairfield back along the coastline. of course, much cooler with that patchy fog. but out over the next couple days, there you go. some nice weather had said he should go. temperatures hovering right near the same. maybe just slightly below the average as we round out this week. but not a bad place to be in next weekend. maybe he things up a

little bit more. the keys back his vacation lower lending his yeah. all bright eyed and ready to go. right. and a good vacation, everyone. grand canyon. beetles that. welcome back. thanks, guys. that can >> well, june is pride month. kron four's lindsey ford takes us to the east bay for the annual richmond rainbow pride. >> i think that the best part about high does that work here? >> we were here before and was still going to be out there 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 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 will 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 pride. my favorite part of her apartment 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 dogs. 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 richmond. lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> kron 4 will be featuring new stories on bay area pride every thursday for the entire month ofune.and join us for our special pride special hosted by john tribal and rob nesbit. that will be june 26th

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thursday. the console's future in the u.s. got kind of complicated after president trump's tariffs from the high prices. preorders did open in april, but work there entirely out of stock demand really soaring. retailers have been struggling to keep up with the demand. the console costs $450. the nintendo store in san francisco will carry the new switch. >> to the south bay now the city of san jose showing a little love to the sharky's, city's renaming the corner of west saint john street in north alameda boulevard to sharks way. it's just down the street from the u.s. ap center. officials say this is to help connect the fans with downtown san jose and hopefully bring more foot traffic to the area. mayor matt mahan is also close to finalizing a 25 year deal to keep the sharks in san jose but still needs approval from the city council. >> the northern lights were visible and the northernmost part of the bay area over the

weekend, particularly a saturday night. they say. >> local photographer alexander chef sent photos in a time lapse. this is from windsor, california. >> the northern lights also visible a little bit last night, including in northern sonoma county. >> coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 5 fire crews are on the scene of a grass fire right now in fairfield, the flames are being fueled by windy conditions will have more on that. also, traffic is still backed up on the richmond. sandra fell bridge. crews say it's just not gonna let up maybe a couple of hours. they're making emergency repairs. we do have a crime a long way. the news a crime a long way. the news at 5 coming up next.

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>> at 5 >> and that breaking news is out of the north bay where firefighters are on the scene of a growing grass fire in fairfield. we will be pulling up some video from you see camera showing the smoke rising in the hills. >> welcome to kron. 4 news at 5. everybody. i'm vicki liviakis and i'm catherine heenan. >> the fire officials do say the vista grande fire is now 15 to 20 acres and we have a map. i think officials say a fire first reported shortly before 4 this afternoon in the area of this to grande in capitola parkway. fairfield firefighters. they are on the scene with cal fire.