>> right now on the kron, 4 morning news protests continue in los angeles and san francisco over president trump's immigration policies. this as the white house deploys hundreds of marines to los angeles. we have a team of reporters this morning from dc to la to san francisco with everything you need to know. kron. 4 morning news starts now. it said. good morning and thanks for waking up with us.

after day gives only tuesday. i'm darya james boy, we've got a really nice week ahead. if you like mild temperatures, this is your week. okay morning, doe not too bad at all. june has been really easy to get through so far. as far as weather goes. i mean, we've had very little change from last week. now through this week, steady and seasonable. >> looking outside at san jose. there's definitely a lot of cloud cover up above june. gloom is in full force. having rushed in from the coastline. and with that, a lot of fog at the coast through the golden gate into our inland areas and it's going to stay pretty foggy towards the coast with the mist and drizzle out that way. partly cloudy towards the latter half of the morning. even for a bayshore cities. as for our temperatures, that's right. now 50's oakland, san francisco and san mateo at 55 conquered europe. 57 right now. so throw in the light jacket this morning this afternoon. if you're inland, you will definitely not need any jackets, although i'd keep one handy if you are going to be out towards the coastline, right? alright, jumping the

battle in looking at averages right now while not seen any accidents. i am seeing a lot of traffic out there. so yeah, people traveling this morning. 21 minutes on our bay bridge. metering lights. that's a slowing you down. 17 along our san mateo. and you see just a little bit of mist there on that camera land. so definitely drive a little slower case. the roads are wet. 26 on a richmond center fell last check. it like 20 minutes. so we've gone up and 21 on that golden gate bridge starting. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. 71 in the breaking news from overnight. more anti ice protests. >> in southern california and president trump doubling down on sending in the military to stop them. yeah. in fact, the president says he's prepared to send more national guard troops and active marine troops to los angeles. >> president says these protests he believes are out of control. however, governor newsom says that's not true and that local police can handle any unrest. our dc correspondent vinay simlot starts our team coverage. >> president donald trump's

orders says those federal troops are in los angeles primarily to help out with immigration enforcement and to protect federal buildings. but california officials have sued the federal government. they say federal troops in los angeles is a serious violation of states rights and it's made the situation more inflamed. >> this was chaos that was started in washington, d.c., california leaders say president donald trump made these protests. president activated 2000 national guard members to la on sunday against the wishes of governor gavin newsom. on monday, he surged to 1000 more and deployed 700 marines to the area. governor newsom next. this isn't about public safety. it's about stroking a dangerous president's ego. the introduction of federal military personnel without direct coordination. >> creates logistical challenges and risks. confusion during critical incidents. los angeles police

chief jim mcdonnell says his officers have decades of experience managing protests and making arrests. but at the white house, president trump says he's trying to restore order to la cars burning all over the place people riding. and by the way, we stopped it. >> we were able to make it much better. white house borders are tom homan threatened to arrest anyone including public officials if they obstruct immigration raids. president trump called for the arrest of the california governor's. >> at top everybody those national guard and marines are not allowed to conduct civilian law enforcement on american soil unless president trump invokes the insurrection act. and so far he has not done that in washington. i'm today some light. back to you. all right. thank you. in a meantime, in the bay area, extra officers have been called in to san francisco. >> to help with protests in union square. they clashed

again last night with the plane. they did. it's the story. the cropper is joey horta is following for u.s. live from union square where we can see behind you. joey son boarded up windows. >> well, guys, at this point, those officers have dispersed. they are no longer here in union square again. but thousands of people, as pd say, were protesting across the city overnight. the nike store is still boarded up this morning here at union square. meanwhile, police extra police were on hand around the city and there were extra or rather additional clashes with officers and protesters. take a look. that's at market in polk last night. police in riot gear pushing back. protesters tried to break through the barricade. officers appear to be firing less than lethal weapons. mayor daniel lurie saying monday night's crowd became even bigger than sunday's most. a calmer, though. well,

most of the crowd followed orders to disperse. lori does say that 2 small groups became violent, causing vandalism forcing officers to make arrests. >> we will not tolerate violent and destructive behavior and we will never tolerate violence directed at law enforcement or city workers. our public servants are there to protect the right to protest and the right to be safe. violent behavior. towards them is an acceptable. >> the mayor also says he is in touch with the organizers of the protests working to maintain the peace with them. law enforcement from nearby cities also on hand in san francisco last night as part of the mutual aid system. we also saw a great deal of graffiti that sort of vandalism. some boarded up broken glass as well in the mission this morning. and it's

unclear how many protesters were actually arrested in the city last night. back to yeah, thanks. a lot joy. in fact, he referred to the mission district. we do have some video of that protest against ice in the mission. >> yesterday protesting again the same thing. trump's deployment of the military in los angeles and the ice raids that have happened in the bay area, especially in immigration courts, hundreds of people packing the intersection here of 24th and mission streets and saying that they are tired of seeing this happen again and again. >> this is going remain a sanctuary city where ice is not welcome. if come to our city. >> they marched from the bart station at 24 street down to 16th street, hoping to call attention to this situation. things turned a little tense here where they passed the mission police station and the police were just standing out looking on their word. any clashes there, though. another

protest is planned for the mission neighborhood on june 14th at dolores park. >> well, immigration activists in the bay area want you to know what your rights are. if you're contacted by ice and you they are emphasizing the importance of having resources in this climate crop for stephanie rothman has more. the trump administration's crackdown on the immigrant community has fueled a wave of fear and uncertainty. >> many organization saying people are too scared to go about their lives in fear. they'll be targeted. but local groups do want them to know there are ways to stand up. tensions escalating in the bay area after an immigration protests in san francisco turned violent overnight sparking over 150 arrests. striations and fears on full display after weeks of ice activity across la and the bay area specifically at court houses in san francisco for.

>> showing up to accompany them to their court hearings into their chickens. we're sending legal observers, another volunteer observers to see what's going on to make sure that if anything happens, we can go ahead and activate legal response. sonic on the hodge and with bay area immigration services organization, mission action. >> says the community should be aware of their rights if confronted and intimidated by ice agents. they do not have to speak to an ice agent. sign anything or allow for them to enter without attorney present and often times they don't have a warrant. and if they do not have a warrant signed by a judge, they cannot enter your private property. the mission action hotline has seen an influx of callers and request of accompanying them at hearings, faith in action bay area is a rapid response team that works with mission action. they go to their jobs. they do what they can and they come home. >> they're nervous about going to the store. they're nervous about so many things in the

area because they just don't know what's going to be happening. community leader martha b lee says many immigrants are showing up the deportation hearings in san mateo county. >> representing themselves, the group is calling on the san mateo county board of supervisors to pass legislation tuesday that would fund immigration lawyers making them more accessible and affordable. it's just an overwhelming system. particularly with language barriers. but this is a real priority in our community. and we feel like our neighbors in need this representation. you need help. we have a link to multiple resources on our website, including the san francisco hotline. >> that's kron 4 dot com reporting from the newsroom. stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> stephanie, thank you. and don't forget to stay with kron 4, both on air and online as we continue to cover the latest developments both here and in la and coming out of washington as we keep you updated on this story throughout the day. 7.10, is the time. let's go to the east bay now where today oakland

city council members will release their budget amendments and policy directives for the upcoming fiscal year. one of the main amendment. so it'll be addressed is the restoration of all fire stations except for 3 month, except for 3 months during winter as opposed to the current plan, which called for one station to be closed at all times on a rotating basis it also restores more police services to get more officers on the streets. they'll gather at the front of city hall at 9 o'clock this morning to make the announcements. >> vta may need to find a new contractor to move forward. the bart extension project because they're trying to save some money this week. they plan to recommend finding a new tunnel contractor. the current contractor is kst and they've been working on this project since 2022. but bt officials and key st have now been unable to come to an agreement on a price. actual construction of the tunnel and the transit agency wants to try to save anywhere from 700 million to 1.0, 2 billion

dollars after the federal transit administration just announced that they'd be only covering 40% of the project's total cost. it's 7.11. and still ahead on the kro%, 4 morning news, an agreement reached on funding public transit. >> we'll find out if it's enough to avert mass service cuts. and the dmv is getting ready to talk about regulating self-driving cars on public roads all across the state. what will it take for them to green like that? and california politicians are chiming in. none of them seem to like fact that president trump is deployed the national trump is deployed the national guard there's a flex alert,

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>> 7.14. the time we are back happening today, the department of motor vehicles will hold a public hearing on center in san francisco on regulating autonomous vehicles on california's public roads. the public hearing will focus vpon both light duty and heavy duty. commercial vehicles will take place at california. public utilities commission's auditorium in san francisco at 9 o'clock this morning, the california senate and assembly of reach an agreement to fund public transit. >> trying to avert mass service cuts. this deal will reject. governor newsom's proposed 1.1 billion dollar cut to public transit and extends an interest free loan of 750 million dollars for the bay area to avoid cuts over the next 2 years. lawmakers are now working on a bill to generate additional operational funding to help stabilize the system. long term. san francisco mayor daniel lurie says that the

federal money is crucial in stabilizing muni financially and helping san francisco ins and visitors get where they need to go. >> well, it is 72 now and definitely on the grid here side yet again this morning, june gloom every morning. so far this month we've had it this morning's, though it is very compressed in and will be very present along the bay shore in the coastline for quite a few hours. in fact, watch for a little mist and drizzle as you're getting out there. here's a view from above it all from mount tam. now this morning, obviously gray inland areas. you've got some sun out there and we'll enjoy some of our warmer temps this afternoon to our north. take a look at what yesterday afternoon offered up northern lake and mendocino counties. one after the next thunder storms popping up up there yesterday afternoon. same for the southern cascades. much of that activity will shift out towards the nevada border today. so for those of you watching up along the northern coast of the state, you guys are going to be a whole lot calmer today than yesterday

was high pressure. ridge still centered up to the south of us while the slow skirts its way just to our north, that's actually going to result in a slightly cooler forecast in the days ahead of us. that'll take some of us out of the 80's inland back down into the 70's. today's highs 60's at the coast and in san francisco, a few 50's mixed in at the coastline as well while 60's to 70's for the bayshore areas like redwood city and san carlos, you'll see partly cloudy skies, but a nice 70 degrees will feel pretty good. san jose warm at 76 1 morgan hill, one of our warmer spots at 86 70's in the tri valley on up through walnut creek and concord. while oakland and berkeley at 64 degrees, each north bay, temperatures sharing a range of 70's to 80's inland and 50's and 60's at the coast. looking ahead, definitely a cooler trend of numbers. you can see our inland areas falling into the 70's for the most part and bayshore cities mostly in the 60's in the days to come partly cloudy mornings with sunny afternoons right

>> mourning. a lot more green along the peninsula. one-on-one. it's the east bay where things are starting to slow down a little more for us along highway for 8.80. is saying that traffic building 20 minutes on our bay ridge this morning with no accidents there around 20 on the san mateo bridge will both of those bridges about equally in terms of those drive times rocking out towards the maze along 80. 25 missing slow to so it richmond and it's slowing. go all the way into oakland any i need to conquer. 40 minutes. a quarter past wrote good option for you. you're trying to navigate around those delays were seen one of the south bay about 45 minutes. 85 up to menlo park darya. james, back to you. very much. rain. >> for your money this morning, aaa is releasing its first new dip in 5 years. and homes for sale are apparently flooding the market. we've got jane king explained live at the york stock exchange. i'm james. good morning. yes, home listing prices hit an all-time

high in total. >> the value of homes and u.s. rose about 20% compared to a year ago and reached a record almost 700 billion according to redfin. the increase was driven by combination of growing inventory, slowing demand, rising home sale prices, however, rents it references with sellers now outnumbering buyers. they believe the market will shift to be more favorable to buyers over the next couple of months. wal-mart's majority owned fintech startup called launching a pair of new credit cards for customers. one case parting with synchrony. they're kind of a behind the scenes player in retail cards. they do a lot of the financial infrastructure of those cards and they're going to have them out starting this fall. so for walmart and it's been tech from this arrangement shows that in seeking to quickly scale up their financial services, they're opting to partner with established players rather than going it alone. and apple's annual developer conference was light when it comes to advancements in artificial intelligence. the bigger focus was on the changes that are coming to the software says the lock screen

will look like it's made out of glass buttons will turn into a little glass kind of pills and fluidly slide over glass rails. their new animations, including when answering a call as well. and chipotle tapping into america's in never ending obsession with ranch dressing, beginning june 17th. the chain is adding adobo ranch its menu for a limited time and it's a variation of classic ranches got peppers, sour cream, some other herbs and spices. says it will give its craveable kick live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king back to james. all right, jane, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> a major shakeup and a new leader now one of the most powerful positions in sacramento has a new face. and there you see year senate democrats announcing states senator monique limon is going to be the new president. senate president pro tem limon

will become the first woman of color to serve in that role. she takes over from fellow democrat mike mcguire, who has been the president pro tem for the last 18 months. >> we have pressing issues in front of us. and to me, that's the number one thing that we must focus our communities in los angeles, the budget situation, our legislative package is really, really key. and so what this what this means is that will be able to work hand-in-hand to continue doing the work and focus on what californians date. >> the pro tem is seen as a significant position because the role presides over the state senate and then also works with the governor on the budget and determines who sits on which committees le mon will officially become the senate. president pro tem in early 2026. >> to the east bay, the contra costa county fire protection district is adding a new service now for people who call 9-1-1 starting today. people who call for help within the district may now

receive expanded medical services through a new program called nurse navigation. the new service will basically determine an appropriate treatment and help coordinate access to care without requiring emergency care or transport. the nurse navigator service does not require the color to have medical insurance. there's no cost to it. so it's free ambulances and fire personnel will still be dispatched if needed for urgent life-threatening or potentially life-threatening emergencies. all right. we're going to take a break here at 7.22. but still ahead, a major shakeup now, the cdc and how vaccines for americans are going to be approved going forward. >> we'll explain.

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at 7.24. delay. a police chase down suspects after a bold break-in in broad daylight. utility worker says he saw several people breaking into iis work truck. he gave police a detailed description of the getaway car officer spotted that car near broadway street and lewis brown drive. when they approached, though the driver took off recklessly forcing police to end that chase. shortly after however, officers say they spotted 2 people breaking into a gmc yukon. police were able to stop the suspect vehicle and discovered a loaded gun and burglary tools inside. they ended up arresting 3 adults and 2 teens happening today in the south bay family's city leaders and community advocates. >> from all across santa clara county are going to gather and demand affordable child care in santa clara county. the cost childcare is among the highest places in the nation. the average about $31,000 a

year as a cause for infant care. today's gathering will highlight the recent efforts to pass childcare resolution in 14 different cities throughout the county. they'll be meeting at grail. family services in san jose at 9 o'clock this morning. >> the entire scientific committee that advises the cdc on how to use vaccines is gone. it was removed by health secretary robert f kennedy junior and he says he's going to replace the group with his own picks since he took over the 17 member committee had not formally met. kennedy recently took the unusual step of changing covid recommendations without even consulting the panel in a wall street journal opinion piece, kennedy said that the committee members had too many conflicts of interest and the number of the panel's members were. he said last minute appointees of the biden administration, he wants whole new slate of advisers. >> it's 7.26. and still ahead,

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>> 79 right now we're checking out the weather and that's a little gray in san francisco. it is. yeah. if you if you want the sun, maybe you got to head inland and in any direction. but john's been tracking it for us this morning. hey, john. yeah, it's gonna stay put with us for a

bit to. this is a very deep marine layer this morning. similar to yesterday. but >> likely to last even longer for a lot of spots. that means sfo might want to check your flight status. could be a couple delays out there with some lower visibility. san francisco seeing even less of the transamerica building than you did yesterday at this point. so that fog's absolutely pushed into the bay shore as well as trying to intrude inland with a pretty strong westerly breeze that you'll really notice to the delta, the carquinez and along the bay shore. as you're making your bridge crossings, we are going to see some mist and drizzle and a few spots to. so do watch for that inland areas. you get plenty of sun this afternoon. staying partly cloudy towards the bayshore and just downright overcast at the coastline. temperatures are currently in the 50's with san mateo at 56 degrees. oakland at 55 heyward at 57 along with nevado right at 57 degrees too. later on today to look for to temperatures. that will be again comfortably seasonable in that range of 60's to 80's, where we've spent so much time

lately, right? all right. on the eve of that, this is one of those mornings where you just got to use a little extra time. >> well, not seeing any major hot spots out there. i am seeing a lot of traffic. so our bay bridge already. 24 just takes away from 30 minutes. 21 on that san mateo bridge you're traveling across towards the peninsula. 8.80, starting to pick up a little bit. the 5 on richmond, sandra fell on that golden gate bridge just short of 27 minutes. all right, james, back to you. thanks a lot. 7.30, is the time right now. and the other news that we're following this morning is >> the top story, our team coverage of what's going on in southern california and here in the bay area with the unrest and the anti-ice protest that haven't happened we've seen reports of businesses being looted. we've seen reports of vandalism, video of that as well. >> now la mayor karen bass is actually blaming the trump administration for ramping up tensions over ice raids last week. we've got mary beth mcdade to explain. >> i would say stop the rate, stop the raids, period. that's la mayor karen bass is message to the federal government as

protesters hit the streets of downtown la for the 4th day in a row. i hope that we will be heard. >> because our city is trying to move forward. that says she knows of at least 5 more ice raised in the southern california area. i can't emphasize enough. >> the level of fear and terror that is in angelenos right now. not knowing if tomorrow or tonight it might be where they live. it might be their workplace, but she says that's to no reason for any violence or vandalism. it infuriated me. >> but it also just said me to drive through downtown right now and to see the level of obscene graffiti all over buildings. la police chief jim mcdonnell reiterated that such actions will not be tolerated. those who choose to incite violence engage in vandalism or graffiti >> and or attack officers will be arrested. there is no tolerance for criminal

activity under the guise of protest because of criminal activity. the lapd remains tactical alert which allows officers to be held for overtime, put off duty officers on alert and bringing resources from other sow cow law enforcement partners, our ability to scale up quickly is essential during this kind of fluid and unpredictable situation. as for the trump administration sending in the national guard and the marines to la this is mcdonnell's understanding of their mission. the national guard were federalized by the president to support federal agents who are working on behalf of ice to do their operation. the marines were brought in then today, evidently. >> to join army national guard in doing what their main mission has been identified as which is the protection of federal employees and federal property. >> well, here closer to home, san francisco police had to call in extra help from agencies across the bay area

just to protect city hall. and these protesters also protesting ice rays and the presence of the military in la. and it's the second night in a row. we've seen unrest. conference will tran is live side of city hall with more. well. >> changed area. just to give you perspective, i have reported in front of san francisco city hall countless times throughout the decades. and i can tell you this morning, i see a lot of patrols around this area and nobody stationary when it comes to police officers. but the patrols are certainly very frequent compared to what i've seen in the past. as far as what happened in san francisco city hall yesterday. did have a lot officers station that this location probably started in the early afternoon because we do know that there was a protest in front of city hall starting at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. people protesting ice as well as president trump's new travel ban. but this morning, we

don't see any vandalism are broken windows as far as city hall is concerned. now, police officers, of course, they were all over san francisco yesterday on van ness and market in the mission district. just to keep an eye on the protesters wherever they were. police officers were there. and of course, from time to time, there were clashes between the 2 groups now from sunday to monday, we saw 147 people arrested last night. not as many people. we have not gotten the official numbers yet, but we are not hearing as far as the volume of people compared to just a couple of days ago as far as san francisco city hall. they are reiterating their stance that san francisco is in fact, the sanctuary city, that they will do all that they can to help the immigrant community that they will not assist ice. it is not their job to deep port, but they did say that if there is violence and

vandalism, that's when the protection ends. and then that's when the police officers will move in and make arrests back to you. thank you very much. will. >> we tolerate violence we need to do everything we can on our side to remain vigilant and disciplined. >> california politicians and leaders across the board don't like that. the military moved in to control crowds and southern california. and they also don't like crowds misbehaving. they say that they are outraged by the president's order. and at the same time, they're urging protesters across the state to remain lawful. >> the military on to the streets of that is not normal. that is not normal. that is the saw. the sign of an emerging authoritarian >> president trump continues to defend his handling of the unrest while sam liccardo says

the deployment of troops is constrained to the defense of federal property remains to be seen how this is actually unfolding and how they're actually being used. >> well, a call for action now from both him and the immigrant community and the unhoused community too close to 500 people rallied in front of san jose city hall monday demanding the city leaders address both those issues. they're calling on the city council to invest more than a million dollars into legal defense for undocumented families. crawford's jack moment has more. >> hundreds of people protesting outside san jose city hall monday against the increasing ice arrest seen across the country. not powerless back. why would he a federal crackdown migrants. the group also protesting mayor matt mahan proposal to arrest on house people if they refuse shelter repeatedly,

which is up for a vote on tuesday, they're just trying to criminalize anybody who doesn't have enough money. kelly mccauley is here and dressed as a chili pepper. my case because you need a little flavor to go it. the more of us that speak of the more of us, more of them know that there's something wrong with what they're doing when we all come together. that's where we find our power. >> it's rose strongly support your right to voice your opinions that may have supports the protesters against ice, but says if you're a dense isn't house proposal, then you have the wrong idea to suggest that these are somehow related i think is is is is misguided. i think it's it's intended to confuse the public and kind of the chief one agenda by mixing it with another. >> well, after protesting in front of city hall for hours, dozens of the protesters arching right into city hall to make their voices known to the council members support

the mayor's budget budget message. something needs to be done. these people are. >> helpless. some in support of the homeless proposal and some others to manek city council invest 1.5 million dollars in to legal aid for undocumented families are illegal. many go even taking their demonstration to center >> want to make sure that he understands that he can stand up for what he feels is right back outside protesters, even as young as 2 year-old anthony how he can make his voice heard where we come from. a family of immigrants. and we definitely need to make sure that are on the right side of history here in time for city council. >> they will be voting to approve or disapprove. the mayor's budget coming up tuesda jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> 7.39 is the time in the north bay. hundreds of

migrants and allies arrived at the state capitol monday after a three-day walk from vacaville. the group did it as a form of protest against mass deportations. >> and we're asking for our leaders and our state officials to step up to protect immigrants, pay to pathway to citizenship, to be more support, including health care medical from here. >> yeah. the group is urging the state of california to pass a resolution condemning the deportations and supporting a path to citizenship. but walker's demands also include adequate funding for medicare all for undocumented immigrants and also calling for no use of alcatraz travis air force base or the prison in dublin to incarcerate immigrants. the head of a nonprofit that provides free legal services to low-income residents is pledging to go on a hunger strike over san francisco. mayor daniel lurie's proposed 4.2 million dollars. civil legal aid cuts, executive director of open door legal adrian, our tom tartan andi

says that he will begin his hunger strike tomorrow. he says these cuts could force hundreds into homelessness. adding that he will not eat until this funding is restored. labor and community leaders turned out at that protest last week at city hall demonstrating against the cuts 7.40, right now. and there is a coffee lawsuit. >> that is brewing in the east bay. the u.s. justice department is moving forward. >> with this lawsuit against an oakland coffee house accused of discrimination. federal prosecutors say the owners of jerusalem coffee house on telegraph avenue refused serve to customers because they just played the star of david and the lawsuit alleges that on 2 occasions jewish customers were asked to leave repeatedly and the customers are also told they support genocide and that they were trespassing. >> still ahead this morning on the kron 4 morning news, the golden state about threes sinking or should say sick.

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morning similar to yesterday, but likely to take even longer to burn off this morning with some heavy mist and drizzle out towards the coastline and in the north bay. so do watch for a few wet spots and also watch for some breezy areas is a strong westerly wind is pushing in from the coast making for especially windy conditions out into the delta through the carquinez yesterday, a very active day up in northern lake and mendocino counties with thunderstorms popping up one after the other for areas just to the north of the bay. a lot of that activity shifts out towards the nevada border today. so should be a much calmer day up along the redwood coast, high pressure ridge still in place. this will keep us dry steadily, even as this low pressure scoots right past us incurring some cooler air that will pull in over the coming days resulting in temperatures even a little bit cooler than they have been lately. so a break from the 80's for some of us 50's to 60's in the city as well as out along the coastline today with a lot of the rest of us in a range of 70's to 80's, especially for those inland areas. still

seeing some 80's hanging on in areas like morgan hill. 86 compared to san jose's. not so bad at 76 degrees. livermore falling to 79 today. same 70's from san ramon up through concord, oakland, up to richmond, mid 60's for your highs and staying partly to mostly cloudy while pittsburgh up to vacaville, you'll get plenty of sun paired with some 80's today. santa rosa through center fell also eventually getting sunnier with highs in the 70's. looking ahead to tomorrow's temps will fall a little bit further. mostly 70's inland 60's by the bay shore. and that's where most of us will stay through saturday sunday being the warmer one of the weekend. britain. >> it is slow go war over east bay. maybe you're traveling along 80 right now. 33 minute run. things start to slow down just as you reach no all the way into oakland, san pablo avenue. look at alternate for you and also using a little bit of slowing on our witness. amber fo ridge and the bay bridge is well aware about 90 minutes here, but accidents, but a lot of people traveling

this morning. 21 along a richmond center fell. we've been pretty consistently around 20 minutes as he for the past few hours. 36 highway for any i can to conquer kirker pass road. that's a good alternative for you. the south they were starting to slow down. now 60 minutes or at an hour 2, 80 82 surface streets, a good option for navigating around a busy one on one darya. james, back to you a 7. 46 and in the north bay, police in napa arrested this man. >> for a homicide that happened. he is ernie solace and investigators found the victim a woman dead sunday morning on dale drive in a neighborhood about 5 miles north of downtown napa. they have not released the name of the woman who was killed and we don't know the relationship or motive, but this is who they arrested in a major move on abortion policy. the trump administration has withdrawn biden area guidance on

emergency abortions. and now health experts are weighing in on this decision, calling it dangerous. there's going to be, they say, added confusion and harm. now that there is no federal guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions. this decision came down from the u.s. department of health and human services last weekend. in a statement, they say that the guidance does not reflect the policy of this administration and that's why they scrapped it. >> rescinding guidance, which is what the trump administration creates confusion. and so i think what we can expect to see come next is that pregnant people are going to suffer unnecessarily. the policy was issued in 2022 to preserve abortion access after the supreme court overruled roe v wade. >> the decision does not change the federal law at the heart of the guidance, the emergency medical treatment and labor act, which requires hospitals to give emergency care. but legal experts say

that leaving the policy up to interpretation puts both healthcare providers and patients at risk. >> the truth is pregnancy can be very dangerous condition. the only thing you want a medical providers, mine in that movement is actually ensuring they can provide the care they need. and when you deny pregnant patients, emergency health that is not just it's just too bad. go somewhere else. that means people will die. >> the anti-abortion is happy with this because they think that that policy that they scrapped it was a way to expand abortion access and states where it was banned. >> well, happening today, ucsf nurses are planning to rally over contract negotiations around. 25,000 nurses statewide are going to be at the bargaining table asking for improvements to patient care conditions and staffing

nurses at ucsf will rally at the mission bay location at 11 o'clock this morning. the tsa has a stern warning now for costco members, your costco card may have a gold star, but it doesn't count as your real id. tsa officials are debunking a social media rumor that a costco membership works at a security checkpoint as a valid photo id, adding that it could lead to travel headaches for you if you're caught underwear and you'd likely be pulled aside for further questioning and screening. if you tried to use one at a tsa checkpoint, so know your costco id does not work to get % you past u.s.. >> don't know why it's might. >> it know >> all right. let's talk basketball, shall we? the val curry's and the sparks mixing it up on monday. this is the 3rd time in faced each other. the seas. yes. and this one ended just the way you'd want if you're about and we've got sports director scott reese with i lights.

>> and everybody, 2 things that fuel a good sports rivalry, geography and frequency. both of those things very much in play for the val curry's and sparks meeting for the 3rd time this season already 2nd quarter, carla, late check this sweep cross and to leave and luna, no buildings for the lay and 7 assists in the 1st half of an by 6 at the break. 3rd quarter, good ball movement. you salon makes it stick. 3 of her career-high. 21, we got a one point game, 40 seconds to go in regulation. kelsey plum kelsey plum he had 24. >> sparks up by 2 other get late drive it. and yeah, the late layup, literally we go to overtime in ot about kayla thorton rise and fire. >> she at 18 the val curry's win. 89 81 in the polls. that is it for sports. >> have a great day.

>> well, also, we're a little over 2 weeks away now from the nba draft. >> and the worriers hosted more predraft workouts at the chase center yesterday. miseries caleb grill in nebraska as bryce williams and kentucky's amari williams got their chance to make a positive first impression and show off their stuff. what they can do, their young players and they still understand special nature of this franchise. >> it's a great place. you know, i kind of kind of speaks for itself what they've done over the past years just a place they have. and i feel like i can fit you know, i feel i dream on and i kind of want to say mother, my game of the movie kind of do some of the things and just get other people open. so just seeing how he does it at a high level is something i was trying do. >> 7.52 is the time.

>> big the bama >> family affair. everybody knows that it what a famous classic. and it's from sly stone, the funky music, funk music pioneer, the frontman of sly and the family stone. he's passed away of liver disease at the age of 82. that group put out several big hits in the 60's and 70's blending funk, soul and rock family affair was one of the big hits. also, everybody is a star and dance to the music. you remember that one musician and producer near adam michael walden, new sly stone personally. >> we all knew sly stone's music slice don't change the world. he single-handedly. through inspiration of ray charles, james brown, who came before him and even a big dash of what's coming out of the uk because you love uk sound and

mix it all together with a broad international sound of. >> out of the bay area out of oakland, california. >> wow, i-82 so young and he had just completed the screenplay of his life story. so maybe we'll see that to calm. his real name was sylvester stewart. but of course, the world knows him as sly stone. we'll be right back.

>> the bet awards are in the books. they were last night in los angeles. a fun night. there's kevin hart who made it

fun or because he's so funny. he hosted the ceremonies big winner, kendrick lamar are nominated for 10 awards, including 5, including album of the year and rapper dolci winning for best female artists and looking amazing. she used acceptance speech to talk about the immigration raids and the protests going on in los angeles. >> time now 7.56. up next, speaking of which we're going to talk more about those protests against ice raids across the state, including across the state, including here in the

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kron 4 morning news. protests continue in los angeles and san francisco over president trump's immigration policies. this as the white house deployed hundreds of marines. >> to southern california, we've got team of reporters now covering this from washington to la to san francisco with everything you need to know the kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and thanks for hanging with us. a little bit on a tuesday. we've got lots to catch you up on our weather traffic and with the weather yet because this little foggy in spots with else, we're sunny and mild. maybe that's the word for the week. john, good morning. mild is really good way to put it. indeed. we've got that cool ocean air sweeping full force inland today will make for some breezy conditions at times, especially up into the delta and just downright foggy conditionshi