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 conditions this morning for a

lot of here's a look at sfo. know peek of sunshine in the mix just yet for you. and it's going to take awhile for skies to clear out, especially for the bayshore for the coast. you're just going to stay great through the day. waller inland areas already in many cases getting your solid dose of sun this morning. now temperatures are mostly in the 50's hayward at 58 degrees. oakland at 56. while pittsburgh brentwood up to vacaville all hanging in the 60's as we do move into the afternoon today, daytime highs will reach upwards into the 70's to 80's inland 60's and 70's for the bayshore rain. and all right, john, thank you for that. looks like we'll make some progress out there on our bridges drive times of dropped liquor at 16 minutes. last check in on the bay ridge. read about 25 minutes. >> 7 average about 23. and i'm still seeing just some sprinkles on arlene's erso. things could be just a little damp out there on your highways. take it easy when you're driving. 25 on the richmond, sandra fell and that golden gate bridge about 33 minutes darya. james, back to

you. thank you. rae nato want to we want to get back to our team coverage of the breaking news overnight. the anti-ice protests continue. >> in southern california, president trump is doubling down on the presence of the military in los angeles effect, sending preparing to send more not only national guard, but also marines. >> to la, he says these protests are getting out of control. governor gavin newsom, though disagrees. he says the local police there can handle the unrest so far. our dc correspondent vinay simlot begins 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 governmeni. 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.

>> 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. now let's bring it back to the bay area where there were more protests against ice in san francisco large crowds. >> more violence, unfortunately, more arrests and crawford's to a hoarder following all of that live for u.s. from union square. joey. >> and guys, right now, the nike store here at union square is still boarded up this morning. san francisco police say throughout the city, thousands of people protested leading to clashes last night. take a look at some of that. that's at market

and polk last night. police there in riot gear pushing back. protesters tried to break through the barricade. officers appear to be firing less than lethal weapons. mayor daniel lurie said monday night's crowds became even bigger than sunday's mostly calmer, though. well, most of the crowd followed orders to disperse where says to small groups became violent, causing vandalism forcing officers to make arrests. city leaders did set out a warning to that. the right to protest will be protected. but violence will not be tolerated. >> and i wanted to be clear, we will file charges against those who are committing vandalism, violence and other acts that are criminal in san francisco. they're going to have to remove all that paint and the paint all over the windows and it's all over the brick buildings. >> where the mayor says he is in touch with the organizers of the protest working to maintain peace. law enforcement from nearby cities. also on hand last

night to support and seth p d police had increased their presence in different locations around town last night. they have since left only seen a couple of them so far in union square this morning, which is your normal about here in this area? it is unclear at this point how many arrests were made overnight. we've reached out to sfpd for that number. we're waiting to hear back back to you. >> thanks a lot, joey. and from union square to the mission district there also protests here at the mission district last night against the ice raids and against president trump's deployment of the military. hundreds of people packed into this intersection at 24th and mission streets and san francisco to protest. >> this is going remain a sanctuary city where ice is not welcome. if come to our the protesters marched from the bart station at 24th street. >> down to 16th street and there was a time where they

passed, as you can see a line of police officers at the mission police station. there was no trouble, no clashes, however, as they passed by. and there is another protest planned for the mission district. san francisco on june 14th at dolores park >> as things seem to be ratcheting up, immigration activists here in the bay area. want you to know what your rights are. they are emphasizing the importance of having resources ready to go. >> it's the climate right now. kron 4 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 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. thank you, stephanie. and obviously, don't forget to stay with us throughout the day, both on air and online because we're going to keep you covered on the developing.

>> news that's happening here locally down in la and coming out of washington. so stay with us. in other headlines this morning, an armed robbery suspect is in critical condition now after police say they were shot by a security guard. police say the shooting happened shortly before 5 o'clock saturday night on macarthur boulevard just west of the oakland zoo. they say the armed suspect tried to rob someone. police say the victim didn't comply and it was a security guard who was working in that area who saw what was happening and shot the suspect. police say their investigation as ongoing. >> happening today, oakland city council members released their budget amendments and also policy directives for the upcoming fiscal year. one of the main amendments is the restoration of all the fire stations except for during the 3 months during the winter as opposed to what's currently being done, which is one station being closed at all times on a rotating basis. and the new plan also restores more police services to get more officers on the street. we're going to be gathering in

front of city hall at 9 o'clock this morning. the organization united playaz is opening another new literacy and restorative justice center. this week, the ceo and founder rudy corbett junior opened the first center in 2015 as a safe haven to provide resources to thousands of children through violence prevention and after-school programs. and 24 hour crisis response teams. through the continued support, former vice president kamala harris and former house speaker nancy pelosi and other california leaders. a new community center is going to open its doors thursday, june 12th, the ribbon cutting ceremony is at 11:00am on howard street in san francisco. >> we're going to take a break here at 8.11. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news. the dmv now getting ready to talk about regulating self-driving cars on public roads across the state will tell you what it might take to get the green light. plus a controversial

fountain that san francisco's embarcadero plaza will no longer be accessible to the public will tell you why. and california politicians chiming in now on the deployment national guard and marines in la. >> right in the middle of the fog here, in your view, from center tower, you can see that in the 50's pretty much across the board. i'll be talking about this afternoon's forecast ahead and our busiest hour out there on your highways and bridges. >> and the

>> we are 14 is the time and happening today. the department of motor vehicles was going to be holding a public hearing in san

francisco about regulating autonomous vehicles on california. public streets. so the public hearing is going to focus on both light-duty and heavy-duty commercial vehicles. it will take place at the california public utilities commission auditorium in san francisco. you at 9. that's why you're looking at the i passed one this morning in the dark and it navigated this crazy cone situation. >> and i was wondering what to do when i followed it. all right. there getting smarter and smarter apparently. alright vta, by the way, may need to find a new contractor to move forward with the bart extension project transit officials this week are planning to recommend they find a new tunnel contractor to save money. the current contractor kst has been working on the project since 2022. but since last summer, vta officials say that case st has been unable to come to an agreement on a price on the actual construction of the tunnel. the transit agency is currently in the process of trying to save anywhere from 700 million. 2. maybe even 1.2 billion dollars after the federal transit administration

announced last summer that it was only going to cover about 40% of the project's total cost. >> now, still very biden out there much as we were yesterday at this time. but that marine layer super compressed on into the bay this morning and will take a long time to be burning off. so as you are venturing outside, just make sure that you're ready to go for what will be several more hours of cool, cloudy and oftentimes breezy conditions. this is your look downtown. obviously a little windy hold a cloudy that is scooted on inland down to the delta where we are particularly windy this morning. watch for some mist and drizzle, especially in the north bay and along the peninsula yesterday afternoon. take a look at all that thunderstorm activity that the areas of northern lake mendocino counties saw. we also saw that out into the southern cascades. this energy is going to shift closer to the nevada border today. so much calmer day for neighbors up in lake and mendocino counties than it was yesterday. high pressure ridge % in place to our south. well,

low will be venturing into just to our north with that incurring some cooler air that will be noticeable, especially for inland areas in the days to come taking some of us from the 80's down into the 70's. today's highs 50's to 60's in the city. well, 50's at the coastline and a lot of spots. temperatures along the bay shore, mostly 60's to 70's with san carlos in redwood city, both at 70 degrees, south bay temperatures in the mid 70's for san jose and santa clara. while morgan hill, los gatos hanging on to the 80's 70's in the tri valley on up through concord and walnut creek. while richmond through oakland in the mid 60's, north bay temps, 70's to a tease for you with vacaville at 87 degrees. santa rosa at 73. let's look ahead to tomorrow's temps. even a little cooler than 2 days. and a lot of our inland areas will trend in the 70's in the days to come bay shore, mostly in the 60's. we will have sunny afternoons, but generally some partly cloudy mornings right

>> travel has been slowing down over the east bay. it's only until now 2. 37 we're at about 45 minutes. >> 85 80 certainly seen that traffic building international. a good option. run straight. is there. you could help on that 14 honor of a bridge right now. that's down from 25. while our seven-day average is around 20, even around 20 minutes there for most of the morning, 52 minutes in the south. a long 1, one last at 60 minutes. so again, you could hop on 82 to 80 service streets to try navigate around that. and a 31 minute run over in east bay along 80 darya. james, back to you. he ran 8.18. is the time. and right now there's an ebony alert out. >> for this teenage girl, she was last seen yesterday in hayward. she's 17 years old. her name is isabella robinson and she was last seen around 4 o'clock in the afternoon yesterday at me clinton avenue and lee court. she's 5 foot

tall as 5, 4 weighs about 160 pounds and she was last seen wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and colorful lettering on that. and then she's carrying a blue backpack. if you see here and you have any information you're asked to call the police. in 18 is the time right now. and hundreds of migrants and allies arrived at the state capital yesterday. they have a three-day walk that they're doing from vacaville. yeah. the group incredibly made it. they did. this is a form of protest against mass deportations. tony salazar shares more on their message. >> and we're talking hundreds of these immigrant families and workers coming from all different walks of life in all different cities all over california. this three-day march, all it's hosted by the northern california coalition for just immigration reform here and things really as part of 3rd stretch, this three-day strike kicked off here in davis a little after 08:30am, in the morning. here you have lots of folks holding up

signs. some, of course, even calling up president donald trump and what he's done the past few days. other saying, you know, papers for everyone here, some of these signed even reading, you know, that people still care agenda, love and protect each other. these are among to some of the signs that we've been seen now, one of those participants is ruby here who joins us folks. are you from the local area or really help it come here? i think the county about an hour away from here about an hour away from here, andrew beat. i mean, what do you all calling you know, for our state and local officials here? >> want to make sure that we're protecting immigrants. you know, every day, our community, both outside of their doors and we are facing all of these people patients and we're asking for our leaders and our state officials to step to protect immigrants, create a pathway to citizenship, to be more support, including paramedic help are brought here. and andrew, but something else you were talking to me moments ago is about the also the adequate funding for

>> and no use of alcatraz travis air force base and even doubling prison for incarcerated immigrants here. i mean, is there anything else? i mean, how has immigration affected you personally? you know what essentially brings you out here because you've been taking part in all 3 days, right, right? yes, right. days. and i mean, >> we see this going on. and in spite of that, we're here to say we will not be silenced. we will continue to fight her right continue to fight for our communities until we get a path citizenship we get our lead us to continue to push with us to protect immigrants today all a everybody. thank you so much for your time. we really do appreciate it. and of course, they're on their way. >> to the state capitol there about less than 10 miles away. that is to the west. sacramento. >> and then as soon thereafter do reach the state capitol by about 04:00pm. when they get there, they're going to be holding a press conference going over what three-day strike was all about and calling on local and state officials to do more when it comes to immigration reform.

>> major shakeup in a new leader and one of the most powerful positions that there is in sacramento. senate democrats announcing the state senator monique limon, you see or hear she will soon be taking over as the new senate president pro tem limon becomes the first woman of color to ever serve in that position. 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 need. >> it is a big position because not only was to preside over the state senate but also work with the governor on the budget and determine who sits on the committee's limon officially takes over in early 2026.

>> still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, an agreement reached on funding public transit. we're going to find out if it's enough to avoid out if it's enough to avoid mass service cuts. there's a flex alert, and team california is playing it cool.

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in a 25 happening today in the south bay family's city leaders and community advocates from across santa clara county. you're going to be gathering. >> to demand more affordable child care in santa clara county. the cost of childcare is one of the highest in the nation averaging more than $31,000. a year for infant

care. today's gathering will highlight the recent efforts in passing childcare resolutions in 14 cities throughout the county. they're going to be meeting with grail. family services in san jose at 9 o'clock this morning. and 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 proposed 4.2 million dollar civil legal aid cuts, executive director of open door legal adrian two-time tour to 90 says that he will begin his hunger strike tomorrow here tonight. he says these cuts could force hundreds into homelessness and he's adding that he will not eat until that funding is restored. labor and community leaders also turned out had a large protest last week at city hall to demonstrate against these proposed cuts. >> a controversial fountain along san francisco's waterfront is closed off from the public. and you can see why it's broken here. this is across ferry building at bar

darryl plaza. and it's fenced off now because it now to safety concern the san francisco parks and rec department says that it's a potential hazard is the way they see the need to be fact it's fixed is cracked and kuroda is missing. some parts and there's a key parts missing that support the arms there. that's why it's collapsed. and it actually contains hazardous materials like led and asbestos. they don't want anybody getting close to it. >> another night unrest in san francisco between police officers and anti ice protesters. coming up, i'll tell you what, san francisco city hall did to make sure that it's safe and where the mayor stands

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>> it's 29 right now. we're checking out the weather for you on a tuesday and they looking mild. yes, let's get the forecast with john as we look towards how things play out for the rest of the week. john. yeah, more and more mild weather ahead of us. that's june has been nonstop so far. very little change in if only actually getting a little bit cooler as we move towards the upcoming weekend. let's start with what we got right now, which is some clear skies around mount diablo inland earlier this morning. you could actually make out a little bit of a low gray pushing right towards mount diablo. that's what the rest of us are seeing. a lot of gray out there along the bay shore and the coastline, even some pretty heavy mist and drizzle up in the santa cruz mountains up into parts of the north bay, too. >> now today that marine layer is going to be bit more stubborn than yesterday. so a lot of us, especially towards the coast in the bay will be seeing at least some aspect of

it into the afternoon before another rush of it overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. temperatures 50's to 60's right now. pittsburgh at 61 brentwood. 64 degrees while oakland and berkeley in the mid 50's right now as we do move into the afternoon, expect similar conditions to yesterday, warm and sunny inland with highs as warm as the 80's. well, 60's 70's for the rest of us. all right. on the eve of that busy morning, far if you are going to be out there traveling, you see in the red. >> on our highways, a 44 minute ride from san leandro down milpitas. we're going to get rich about 30 minutes. if you are going to be traveling from 37 to the tolls, just sort of 19 along that richmond center fell. no accidents around 19 on the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge. look at that under 17 minutes during that time during james back tank. you're 83 was get back to the top story in our team coverage. you are looking at what's going on in los angeles have been days of unrest both there and in the bay area because of the anti-ice protests that are happening and some of its turned destructive businesses

have been looted. we've seen video of vandalism. >> l a mayor karen bass actually is blaming the trump administration for ramping up tensions with the ice raids last weekend sending in military forces. mary beth mcdade explains. >> i would say stop the rates, 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 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 rays 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. >> all right. let's bring it back to here in the bay area now with san francisco police calling in extra help from agencies across the bay to protect city hall. yeah. then that as another night of clashes continued between police and those demonstrators. kron four's will tran live outside city hall with the latest. well. >> and there is cleaning up to do in front of san francisco city hall. but it's light were compared to what could have happened. we don't see any graffiti and the side of the buildings, your broken glass. we do see shock on the ground in right now. they're spraying the chalk off the ground. so that slight were compared to how bad it could have been. now san francisco city h-ll, there are plenty sheriff's

deputies inside. so it is protected at this particular hour in the overnight hours and especially late last night, made sure to have police officers stationed here. let me show you video of that police officers. of course, we're all over the city, but many of them are also at san francisco city hall to keep a close eye and what could have happened at this location. they crisscross all over the city wherever there were protesters. there were police officers and sometimes they were clashes now from sunday to monday, we saw about 147 protesters ultimately arrested. and of course, they did not want to see a repeat last night. that's why they were out in full force. we understand there were arrests but nothing close to what we saw from sunday to monday. as far as san francisco mayor, the police department, they all want to remind the immigrant community that this is a sanctuary city, that they will

do all that they can to protect the immigrant community to the point where they reminding the people they're not going to deport they're not going to work with ice. they are not bound by law to do that. what they did say if there is violence, vandalism and destruction, if cover that they want to offer that cover is removed. and that's when they will move to make >> a lot will a 35 is your time count? >> i tolerate violence we need to do everything we can on our side to remain vigilant and disciplined. >> across the board, we're hearing from california politicians and leaders who don't like the fact that the president has sent the military to southern california while they are outraged by the president's order. they're also 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 rishi. >> president trump has continued to defend his handling of the unrest. well, sam liccardo says the deployment of troops is constrained to the defense of federal property. still remains to be seen how they will ultimately continue to be used. and a call for action for both the immigrant community and the unhoused. >> yeah. close to 500 people or so rallied in front of the san jose city hall on monday to demand city leaders address both of those group called on the city council to invest more than a million dollars into legal defense for undocumented families. jack moment has more. >> hundreds of people protested 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 cake because you need a little flavor to go with 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 vary about may have supoorts 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 a 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 is present budget message. something needs to be done. these people are. >> helpless. some in support of the homeless proposal and some against others to manek city council invest 1.5 million dollars into legal aid for undocumented families are illegal. then you go even taking their demonstration to >> 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 on tuesday, reporting here in san jose jack moment from 40's. >> a 39 is the time in the east bay, the u.s. department of justice right now is moving forward with a lawsuit against an oakland coffeehouse over alleged discrimination. so federal prosecutors are accusing the owners of jerusalem coffeehouse on telegraph avenue of refusing to serve to customers because they displayed star of david. the lawsuit alleges that on 2 occasions jewish customers were asked to leave repeatedly. those customers say they were accused of supporting genocide. and we're told they were trespassing. >> on the peninsula, 2 men are in jail for the theft of $150,000 worth of merchandise take a look at where this happened. 3 thieves captured on security cameras going in to the medallion rug outlet in redwood city on june. 1st and stealing a bunch of sayings. 2 days later, police arrested 4 year-old 40 year-old olive redwood city at a local

encampment. they found a lot of the stolen property there. and then the following day they arrested. 32 year-old scott william llewellyn, also of redwood city for that burglary. >> well, the california senate and assembly have reached an agreement now to fund public transit and avert mass service cuts. the agreement will reject governor newaom's proposed 1.1 billion dollar cut to public transit and in fact extends it and extends an interest free loan of 750 million dollars for the bay area to avoid those cuts over the next 2 years. bay area lawmakers are now working on a bill to generate additional operating funds to help stabilize the system in the long term. san francisco mayor daniel lurie says the federal money is crucial to stabilizing muni financially and helping san francisco ins and visitors getting to where they need to go. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the golden state boundaries. >> the sparks in overtime will

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and drizzle out along the coastline from snow but county all the way down through half moon bay. so do watch for a very wet one on one in a few spots this morning inland. it's just kind of breezy, especially out into the delta fairfield, currently seeing 25 even 30 mile per hour winds as that cooler air rushes in. look at all thunderstorm activity that popped up yesterday afternoon for northern lake and mendocino counties. was quite the act of day up there. this energy is going to shift further to the east out towards the nevada border. so much calmer day for her neighbors up in lake and mendocino counties than what you had yesterday to kick off the week. high pressure ridge in place to our south. still a dry forecast, but a cooler one as this low will incur some cooler air skirting right past us to the north. this is going to result in temperatures for some of our inland spots pretty regularly falling into the 70's for the next few days. temperatures in the 60's for san francisco and 50's at the coastline today. definitely want to bring the jackets. if you're heading out to the coast as that cloud

cover, likely not to break for most of the coast. staying partly cloudy for the bayshore with highs ranging in the 70's while 70's to 80's across the south bay, san jose at 76 degrees livermore at 79. well, hayward oakland on up through richmond in the 60's concord, you'll barely hit 80 degrees as you will along highway 4 through pittsburgh, out antioch, vacaville at 87 today, will santa rosa through center fell in the 70's. tomorrow's temperatures a little bit cooler for some of our inland spots. and we'll stay on that trend through the middle of the weekend next week. also looking very minimally changing with highs remaining in the 60's to 70's for most areas. reyna. >> south what it says are chavez street in san francisco. these are slow long want to win. but they're also slow along to 80's. well, surface streets. give us, but to get around both of those busy highways, 16 on our bay bridge. no longer see that traffic building at the toll

plaza like we did this early morning hours. richmond center fell bridge about 60 minutes down from 21. 39 over in the east bay. that's a long 8 80's inland are down to 2.37. traveling up make a great time. 85 80 in oakland both fairly saying international a good option. there. one of the south bay around. 52 minutes. 85 to menlo park area. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 8.46. right now and napa police have arrested a man for a homicide. >> and here he is. his name is ernie solace. the victim was a woman. she was found dead sunday morning on dale drive in a neighborhood about 5 miles north of downtown napa. police have not released the victim's name or provide tales about the relationship or the motive of this suspect to her toledo police chase down suspects after a bold break-in in broad daylight. a utility worker saw several people breaking in to his work truck

and he gave police a detailed description of the getaway car. police spotted that car near broadway street and lewis brown drive and when they approached, the driver took off recklessly, forced a chase. it ended up ending and then 2 people were breaking into a gmc yukon. police able to stop them, discovered a loaded gun. all these burglary tools and more items as well. 3 adults and 2 teenagers were arrested. >> well, in a major move on abortion policy, the trump administration withdrew biden eric guidance on emergency abortions. now health experts are weighing in on that decision. they say there will be added confusion now and potential harm now that there's no federal guidance requiring hospitals to provide emergency abortions. the decision came down from the u.s. department of health and human services last week in a statement that said that the guidance does not, quote, reflect the policy of this administration. >> rescinding guidance, which is what the trump

administration dead creates confusion. and so i think what we can expect to see come next is that pregnant people are going to suffer unnecessarily. >> well, the biden era policy was issued back in 2022. to preserve abortion access after the supreme court overturned. roe v wade. the decision does not change the federal law at the heart of the guidance emergency medical treatment labor act requiring hospitals to give emergency care. but legal experts say leaving the policy up to interpretation puts both health care providers and patients at risk. >> the truth is pregnancy can be very dangerous condition. the only thing you want a medical providers mind in that moment is actually ensuring that could they could 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.

>> anti-abortion advocates are praising the decision. sba, pro life america said in a statement the policy was a way to expand abortion access in states where it was band. well, the entire scientific committee that advises the cdc on how to use vaccines has now been removed. health secretary robert f kennedy junior says he will replace that group with his own picks since kennedy took over. the 17 member committee had not formally met. kennedy recently took the unusual step changing covid-19 recommendations without first consulting that panel in a wall street journal opinion piece. he said the committee members had too many conflicts of interest. kennedy said that a number of the panel's members were last-minute appointees of the biden administration and he wants a new slate of advisors. >> happening today, ucsf nurses plan to rally over contract negotiations about 25,000 nurses statewide will be at the bargaining table asking for an improvement to

the patient care conditions and staffing and pay. of course, nurses at ucsf will rally at the mission bay campus at 11 o'clock this morning. the tsa has a stern warning for a costco members. your costco card. >> may have a gold star there. it's official. it's official that you're a member of costco. it doesn't count as a real id. tsa officials are debunking a social media rumor going around that your costco membership will work at security checkpoints as a photo id. it doesn't and late into costco and that's about it. and even then your picture as to match, can't be your brothers, your friends, casco coverage. so that's pretty much all that's good. good, good for if you want to avoid a travel, headache, don't be the guy who shows up with a costco id and no real id to give the tsa. >> all right. let's switch gears, talk basketball now, the threes and the sparks playing monday for the 3rd time so far this season and

the valkyrie to come to our sports director. scott reese has the highlights. >> 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 crossover. jewelry vanlue billings for the lay and 7 assists in the 1st half of an stout by 6 at the break. 3rd quarter. good ball movement. jonelle 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 it to late. drive it. and yeah, the late layup, literally we go to overtime in ot about kayla forton rise and fire.

>> she at 18 the val curry's win 89 81 in plains that is it for sports. >> have a great day. but wait, there's more happening tomorrow. women's sports opens up in san francisco. ricky's will open on market street near sanchez in the castro, the bars to owners say that they met playing soccer for the san francisco spikes and they bonded over struggle to find a bar where they could hang and watch women's sports and ricky's ricky's is named after ricky striker who operated a bars in san francisco. ricky's opens tomorrow at 3.30. was the 5 when church during 5 o'clock somewhere. >> coming up on the kron, 4 morning news, a bay area music legend passes away remember sly stone and his hits.

>> check this out. this will be convenient for traveling. if you don't want to have your physical passport with you, you just have your iphone soon. you're going to be able to have your passport digitally on your iphone and your apple wallet. they're going to start doing this this fall in the iphone has its new operating system rolling out. this is not a replacement for your physical passport. when you're traveling internationally, you're still going pass where. but if you're doing domestic travel, the tsa says yes, indeed, you can use the passport. that is on your phone, but your costco membership, the the past 4 will not let you into costco. yes. they don't. they don't each other. goodness. all right. it is a 56. we'll take a break. but up next.

>> large-scale protests as we know happening in southern california here in the bay area as well. protesting ice raids are going to the very latest on that and a message for mayor matt mahan. hundreds of people taking to the streets in san jose to protest recent ice arrested. >> we'll have more of what they're asking local leaders to do. plus a day, a big day ahead for oakland city council members plan on releasing their budget plans will take a look at what's on the agenda.

right now. the kron 4 morning

news. protests continue in los angeles and san francisco over president trump's immigration policies. >> this as the white house hundreds of marines to southern california. we have a team of reporters this morning dc to la to san francisco with everything you need to know. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and nice to see you on a tuesday. and daria and i'm james. yeah, lots to cover today. obviously with all the news going on. but we also want to keep you abreast of the weather, too, as we're starting out the week, a little breeze over james to shoulder. but his hair is not moving. never does. been these these studio windows. they're pretty convincing. but we are looking at some breezy conditions, indeed, wind pushing in from the coast all the way inland. and you really notice that on your bridge crossings. >> as well as out that the delta around fairfield, we are seeing some cloud cover lingering over san jose. but skies have cleared out pretty nice