are not we are coming >> now on kron news and rally for the immigrant community and against deportations is happening right now in san francisco as governor newsom is asking a federal court to block trump administration. using troops immigration raids. thank you for joining

us here on crawford. is it too? i'm justine waltman. our top story today, the ice protests and the response all across california. >> we'll take a live look now at las angeles right now. president trump has ordered an additional 2000 more national guard members to be stationed in the city. so that would take it up to 4,000 national guard members. >> and 700 marines this afternoon, governor gavin newsom has asked a federal court to block national guard and the marines from assisting with immigration raids. guard members were originally deployed to protect federal buildings. but newsom's office is now where that the pentagon plans to direct the california national guard to start providing support for immigration operations so that support would include holding secure perimeters around areas where rates are taking place and also securing streets for immigration agent. so again,

this is a live look the protests that is happening in los angeles. that is what will be watching for you this afternoon. we'll see how the situation starts to unfold. but now we'll see what is happening here in the bay. area's protesters are currently gathering in san francisco kron four's rob nesbitt there for us very latest. >> just team behind me is 100 montgomery street in san francisco. use can see the crowd of people that are gathered in front of it. this building. the reason protesters are here is because this is where immigrants come for their scheduled court hearings in the city. now, it seems as though the protests has wrapped up. someone was just speaking a few minutes ago thanking everyone for coming. i first arrived here around noon and the numbers have grown immensely since then around noon. that's when all the 40 versus everybody lee about 20 people and now there's easily 300 people that were protesting ice. they showed up after receiving alerts on social media that

ice arrests were happening at this immigration court inside the building. i talked to organizers who said that immigrants were seen being escorted out of the front entrance by ice agents and also at a back loading go to miranda is the president of a local union that represents janitors and service workers. she says that protesters are offering support to immigrants coming here for scheduled hearings show ice agents that arrests and raids will not be tolerated in san francisco. tolerated in san francisco. >> there's been folks that ice building. a further that count is at for want to be able make sure need to ready for us to be able contact. folks are coming to appointments that were offering in eu inside courthouse. >> miranda's from an immigrant family and says that everyone in her community is stressed about the possibility of deportations. and miranda is the president of the union that represents several workers in these buildings. and she says that many of those workers are immigrants

themselves. she says that if those workers are deported, these businesses will really feel the strain when they have several job openings that they can't get filled for. now, as i said, things have started to wrap up here. people are starting to disperse, still kind of sticking around with their signs. so the protest itself lasted for a good 2 and we will be here to kind of keep monitoring it just team. but for now live in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt. i'll send things back to you, rob. thank you. >> now in san francisco, the city also cleaning up following a second night of protests. at least 60 people were detained with a small group broke away from the main protest and started causing some problems. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from the city has the latest. there. >> well, good afternoon. yeah, mayor lurie says that he believes the protest last night was mostly peaceful. that it was just a small group of people causing all the problems. >> monday evening, thousands

of protesters angered by recent actions by ice marched through the mission and their city hall. the san francisco police department says that around 10:00pm some of the crowd started causing problems, including vandalizing nearby businesses. we say that when the trouble to clear the assembly unlawful and detained around 60 people using nonlephal force in the process. >> throughout the day and night, i was in close contact with organizers of the demonstration. >> tuesday morning, mayor daniel lurie said that his office had been in communication with the organizers of the march and that overall he believes that monday's protests were comer. then this past weekend, he says the problems they saw were caused by too small groups of people. >> as the march was ending when most participants had dispersed a small group broke off and began damaging property. our officers responded swiftly made arrest and sure the area was secure. we will always protect the right to protest peacefully but violence and destruction

have no place in our city. >> it's unclear when or if protesters will return this week near union square on tuesday. at least one store had boarded up their windows just as a precaution. there's also a notable law enforcement presence in the area. the police department said on tuesday that they are prepared to move quickly. if there are any more problems, we will continue over days and weeks to come to coordinate and prepare for anything that may occur since sunday. nearly 200 people have been detained or arrested for alleged vandalism or assaults. almost all have been cited and released. the district attorney's office has said that they will review evidence before making any decisions on possible charges. all right, back live. now, the mayor also said that city crews have been out and about today repairing and cleaning up some of the vandalism and damage. >> but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you so going to go back now to la as the national guard and the marines are being deployed there. our washington correspondent come

explains how long those troops might be. there. >> today, president trump told reporters troops will be on the ground in los angeles until there is no more danger. is defense secretary who is now also mobilizing u.s.. marines says troops. we'll be in the area for as many as 60 days. >> after another night of anti-ice protests on the streets of los angeles. president donald trump is standing by his decision to send in another 2000 national guard troops. if we didn't send the national guard, los angeles would be burning animals. tuesday, the president told reporters he called california governor gavin newsom to tell him to do more to tamp down protests to a newsom denies a phone call happened and democrats in washington say it's the president inflaming the chaos. protests began after i started work place reads it's a deliberate attempt by trump to

incite unrest at a hearing. democrats press defense secretary pete hegseth over his decision to also deploy 700 u.s. marines. marines are trained to kill. why are you sending warfighters to cities to interact with soon civilians? every american citizen deserves to be live in a community that safe. >> and ice agents need to be able to do their job. the head of the marines as u.s. marines are being trained on nonlethal crowd control and will not make arrests. republicans, meanwhile, are slamming governor newsom's response is now filing a lawsuit against the president joke. but unlike the president, house speaker mike johnson is not endorsing newsome's arrest, but he ought to be tarred and feathered. i'll say that. >> governor newsom is not giving up. he's now filed an emergency motion to block president trump's deployment of troops. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> we're right at don't pull back australia as prime minister is now saying that an

australian reporter was targeted by an officer when she was shot with a rubber bullet while covering the protests in los angeles on sunday, the prime minister made these comments regarding us correspondent lauren tomasi with 9 news to massey was wrapping up a live report when her cameraman caught an officer turning his less lethal gun towards and shooting waymo is currently not running in downtown los angeles. a request to pick up or drop off. he's met with the message. can't get that spot right now. this is coming as 5 waymo's were lit on fire sunday during protests in la. there was about a million dollars in damage done. firefighters usually have to let the cars burn out because of their electric batteries. >> due to the design of ev battery systems. it's often difficult to apply the water directly to the burning cells, especially in a chaotic environment lithium ion batteries burn, they release hydrogen fluoride gas. that's a highly toxic substance that

can damage your lungs. it can be absorbed through the skin and it can cause serious internal har. >> in san francisco way, most are also limiting service. some of the cars were tagged with graffiti during protests on sunday. in a statement to kron 4 waymo says it will not be providing service in areas where protesters might be gathering in the south bay. a call for action for both the immigrant community and the unhoused community close to 500 people rallied in front of san jose city hall monday demanding city leaders address both the group called on the city council to invest more than a million dollars into legal defense fund for undocumented families. >> more of us that speak of the more of us. more of them know that there's something wrong with what they're doing. >> organizers say they hope to continue their ice protests in san jose. and in the meantime, the mayors who was proposal could be passed as of today if council members approve it in there, budget vote. san jose's

police chief paul joseph posted this statement today in response to the protest. it reads in part here, i would like to express my gratitude to the organizers and participants from last night's demonstration at city hall. those presidents spoke and felt passionately and vehemently about the issue which they gathered for was a powerful day displayed. they're at remain peaceful and acted lawfully it at all times. the san jose police department remains committed to facilitating the exercising of our cherished first amendment rights. we have a lot more on our website. kron 4 dot about the developing news not only here in the bay area, but also in los angeles can go to our web site there to get more. >> still ahead of their families being torn apart. up next, we'll hear how los angeles community members are saying they have now spotted federal immigration agents taking car wash workers

custody. plus, president trump's travel ban is affecting major league cricket games, including the san francisco unicorns. how players might not be able to get here to compete. break. oakland city leaders are walking down a way to fix the budget deficits. and i'm keeping eye on the weather. i'll have all the details on your forecast straight ahead. your forecast straight ahead. stay with us.

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>> oakland's budget will be unveiled tomorrow 10. that will happen right before the city council. the budget deficit is looking very likely. there's a plan to save

money. that does include closing some fire stations that had been unveiled before. but it appears that might not be happening now. kron four's terisa stasio is in our newsroom. she has more. >> i'm much more positive picture to give you. >> 265 million dollar structural deficit. that's how much the council member says of the city has been dealing with. that puts a lot of things online. but all of that is now changing. reversing course. i am really proud of the work my budget team was able to do on proposing extremely thoughtful amendments. oakland city councilmember robert chandra, and revealing new amendments. >> to the 2025 through 2027 budget. staving off 265 million dollar deficit. >> and improving on public safety. this is a mindful budget that really trash prioritize fiscal health. >> it is it is fully balanced. ramachandran and 3 other

council members worked on the budget team reversing one of the proposed fire station brownouts. are investing significantly in illegal dumping working for 4 million dollars in illegal dumping related work in technology. >> she also added on like former mayor sheng taos budget which relied on the coliseum sale. this new budget works with current revenue. how was removed in a recall and the coliseum deal is still in the works. because we didn't get the coliseum money and time and the deal still has not been finalized. >> there was a series of budget cuts in contingency funds but isn't all all of this wildly irresponsible last minute things that could have been avoided if we didn't use that money and this budget does not take into account anything along those lines. there's a lot of and a lot of requests about what a pole are extremely limited budget in different directions. but what we wanted to focus on is the

number one issue that our residents are asking of us, which is invest in public safety. the budget hearing starts tomorrow wednesday at 09:00am in the newsroom. theresa stasi about you, >> theresa, thank you. we'll talk about the weather now looking outside here across the bay bridge. still pretty great here from this shot. kyla grogan is here now to talk about it happened. yeah. the sunshine is limited really limited. the marine layer to go into doing its thing. does not want to give it up. you can see here in san francisco were, you know, we've had a few little bright spots trying to break through, but not so much really a even a few drizzly patches around and the wind, the wind right now, you know, sustained winds about 13 to 15 miles per hour around was to bay area. you can see a few little less than that. but it's going to get gusty as we get into the afternoon. i know we're all kind of houston is now look how cool it is in san francisco in half moon bay still hanging out in the 50's. if you want. some 70's mountain view has made it up to 71 degrees are up to 74 in santa rosa fairfield. 77, same in pittsburgh. but you really have to go pretty far inland to get to that today. it's

certainly been a little bit of a sticking point with this marine layer and obviously he's not cleared the coast, but it hasn't even cleared. as you can see the peninsula, good portion of peninsula. we're getting a little bit of sunshine now. parts of the north bay east bay and extreme south bay san jose's. the places that has been probably the most consistently sunny today. and as we zoom out here, you can see that, you know, marine layer, it is just really socked in there all the way down the coast of california. what eventually we are looking at first of the thunderstorm, 7 extreme northern california today to potentially should have a few severe thunderstorms. even have a little hail with them. so they be getting fired up a little bit. but as we look outside from the east bay, you can see that the cloud cover is so pervasive that we really can't see a whole lot. believe it or not. this is a whole lot better than we started out with today. so tonight that marine layer will be moving right back and temps between about 48 57 degrees, breezy conditions. notice the moon is going to fall in the overnight tonight technically tomorrow. so it'll be in the overnight hours. but that is going the strawberry moon. so i'm going to have more on that when i

come back in just a bit because it's kind of an interesting one. it's going to be it's going to appear lower and the horizon. and then it has in the last of his unlike 18.7 years. we'll talk about that come back in a bit next couple days. pretty consistent fog in the morning trying to get that sunshine in the afternoon. some days. we do a little better than others. well, it's a big week for the san francisco unicorns. the cricket team will be playing at the oakland coliseum 3 times the next week starting on. >> thursday the team will kick off the season. it will be the first time cricket has been hosted at the oakland coliseum. but the oak of the unicorns, the unicorns in the entire league are facing some issues because players and coaches are being affected by president trump's travel ban that went into effect yesterday. so to tell us more about this is just in galle from major league cricket. thanks for being with us this afternoon here on kron 4. thanks for having and said they had. so the issue is that this travel ban is aimed at these 12 countries, mostly in africa and the middle east, including afghanistan, which

is where some of the players are supposedly living are playing right now. and so because of this, they might not be able to get here. what will happen if they don't get here to not only just to oakland but to other states in the country where they have games scheduled. yeah, we've police, 60 international players coming from all across the world and >> yeah, perils of running into national in this. and i just thought just this country, it's you know, it's it's the world lodge. but, you know, we're very confident working with local authorities and at the moment is only 2 really implies consent. some here already and in transit. so, you know, think we're pretty confident they're going to get it if they die. also have backup plans. you know, we plan for contingencies. >> and so you're trying to help them get here. you're getting help from all sorts of different angles. >> yeah, show and local authorities have pretty good. and obviously we're working the consulates all around the world as a site with probably price as 147 basis this year for tournament is some of the

world's best flies flying all around the world to the u.s. side for this tournament site. it's at the va. we got a bit of experience. obviously, you know, i would wait you to surprise is this is one of them. >> when you heard that this travel ban was going to affect and it was about to sort of impact the season here. what did you think about what was happening and did you start then to to worry at all? yeah, i as you know, we. >> 6 months we've been concerned just generally about travel around the world and obviously there's been some some issues around the world and pakistan has also affected outside. we've been pivoting a couple of times. as i we carry biggs was for these injuries, bays isn't traveling to the country the way the challenge for and how is this affecting? >> the players mentales. how are they feeling about, you know, sort of this welcome at not being rolled out for them here in the country. >> yeah, look, i just frustrating for the guys. doing what i can still practicing i travel around the world all the time playing in these tournaments and setback

sometimes happen. but yeah, i think that might positive. do you think will affect their play at all? now? i think because uprising on us like we've also got some comment. it is not that immigration bans, but administration sought to have the same issues. think i just that probably is the time play in countries around the world. 12 months. he said that this sort of thing happens from time to time. >> and since this game sound like they're still going to go on if the players can't get here, there are some backup players ready to to step up. what can fans expect when they come to the games? >> yeah, all sorts of action ahead of the call saying was so excited. we dropped in at 2 dropping wickets, which is a bit unusual for an american now with both in from new york. yeah, lots of scoring lots of big rounds. i would love them to come down. experience time for the first time. >> and the players that are may not be able to come. there's some of the world's top cricket players, correct? yeah. there's a few of the talk from afghanistan, but also in. but, you a lot of the best buys for mistrial, south

africa, new zealand. so, yeah, wake up. >> well, hopefully everything works out. the dust settles and you guys can start off the season with a lot of success. this is just in galle from major league cricket talking to to us about the sf unicorns and their opening game. coming up. on thursday at the coliseum. thank you for being here. justin, thank you so much for your guys. >> still ahead,kthe mayor of los angeles defending her police department saying the officers can handle and unrest in the city and la does not meet the military. there. defense secretary pete hegseth wao in the hot seat capitol hill today as lawmakers questioned him about his decision to send troops to los angeles. >> and other aspects of his leadership at the pentagon. washington have that story washington have that story coming up.

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>> defense secretary pete hegseth got grilled on capitol hill today as he testified in a congressional hearing. lawmakers are questioning the lead over his signal messaging controversies, staffing issues at the pentagon and the decision to send the marines to los angeles to help with the protests, washington, d.c., correspondent hannah brandt has the update. >> defense secretary pete hegseth faced congress in a hearing for the first time since his controversial confirmation focused on what's important war fighting and warriors. his appearance comes as national guard soldiers and marines are deployed to respond to protests in los angeles. mister chair want to express my severe concern with

the deployment of national guard in los angeles without consultation of the state of california. decision to deploy active duty marines as well is downright escalatory. congresswoman betty mccollum and congressman pete aguilar also voiced worries about the cost of that deployment, which the defense department expects to be around 134 million dollars. but secretary hegseth defended the you want to ensure that those rioters, looters and thugs on the other side assaulting our police officers know that we're not going anywhere were here to maintain the peace on behalf of law enforcement officers in los angeles where she having son won't do. secretary hegseth also faced questions from both sides of the aisle on the proposed defense budget. >> president trump wants congress to approve 1 trillion dollars for the pentagon. but lawmakers say they haven't seen specific details for that funding proposal. we've gotten a lot of good information and be what the rallies we frankly need more than we've received so far to make the decisions that were called upon to make

republican congressman tom cole urge secretary hegseth to get congress more budget information. and democratic congresswoman rosa delauro expressed frustration when asking questions about military submarine production plans. what is your plan for the future? can we get that in writing and on paper so that we know where you're going because we don't have anything today. we have nada. oro also slammed texas leadership pointing to the firing of several top military leaders and defense department staff and the signal controversy where hegseth revealed sensitive military information. the department of defense is mired controversy and chaos in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> still ahead here we are looking live pictures now out of los angeles with sea military members there. right here, ready to handle any disruptions public protest and a late we're going to keep our eye on back there.

>> back to our top stories. we're following those ice raids in protests across the state. lost angeles community members have spotted federal immigration agents taking car wash workers into custody at about a half-a-dozen locations around los angeles county reporter sandra mitchell spoke to a family of some of the day to detainees. >> this video shared on social media shows 15 year-old brian vasquez screaming at border patrol agents as they take his father into custody. either the grab them. and i tell him to privacy. >> so not to not sign

anything. too long. yeah, i'll see there soon. >> in raids across la immigration enforcement agents targeted car washes. 48 year-old arturo vasquez was a culver city car wash as a customer with his family sunday morning when he was apprehended. >> i promise you i'll take care of my and my mom. so he won't have to worry about anything that's cause was in the u.s. illegally. but his family insist he has no criminal record or >> everyone was gone. >> i got in contact a couple of people and they come from that us take. didn't know any cl tells ktla her husband, an employee at westchester hand wash for 10 years. >> also was taken into custody sunday. got. cl says it's been

hard to explain what's happening to the couple's 4 children i 5 field. >> the things that has that still at work. also my 10 year-old. shined understands was fine on. >> cl says they knew that the trump administration had warned for months about immigration enforcement, but she never expected her husband to be targeted. and i just want know where he said. >> and if ok, and of you want to come home. >> sandra mitchell. >> some immigrants who were caught up in sweeps last week have already been deported. mexico's foreign minister says for immigrants who were detained in friday's ice raids in los angeles have arrived in mexico less than 48 hours later, some advocates called the speed of their deportation, quote, unusual. the department of homeland security has not said how many immigrants they have detained in the raids so far but says

at least 60 people who were captured had extensive criminal histories, immigrant advocacy groups say more than 200 people who were detained did not have criminal records. developing news governor gavin newsom is filed this emergency motion in federal court to immediately block president trump's deployment of 4,000 national guard troops and marines to los angeles in the motion newsom argued soldiers patrolling the streets of la have not made any one safer. adding indeed the opposite is true. and this afternoon, several democratic members of the legislature echoed nuisance calls and demanded president trump reversed course on his immigration policies. >> and and and to the ongoing rates in the state of california. >> these raids are nothing but cruel, tearing our families apart. the federal government is acting like a dictatorship. this military militarized response if unjust, the president of the united states of donald trump truly wanted

peace in los angeles, he would take his goals and get out. >> in a statement, the acting director of ice said california sanctuary state policies limiting cooperation between local law enforcement. >> and federal immigration authorities have only made the situation more dangerous. tod lyons writing this. make no mistake. ice will continue to enforce our nation's immigration laws and arrest criminal illegal alien sanctuary policies. skews me sanctuary politicians who do well to remember that impeding our efforts only endangers their communities, law enforcement officers and the detainees they claim to support. all right. also have more on this coming up in later newscast today. and back out of washington, d.c., where california democrats are condemning the president's move fall. republicans say he is restoring order where the governor will not. our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the california delegation is reaction to the unrest in la. it's a deliberate attempt.

>> by trump to incite unrest, california democrats are denouncing the president's move to mobilize the national guard in marines in los angeles to quell protests over immigration raids. this is a pattern of going down the road of being a dictator. in recent days. protesters have set cars on fire, throwing bricks at law enforcement and blocked a highway. congresswoman nanette barragan says democrats support peaceful protest. we all condemn the violence and those people should be prosecuted. lawmakers also say the governor never asked the president to take action. former speaker nancy pelosi says that's unlike on january 6th. we beg the president of the united states. to send in the national guard. he would not do it. california's republican delegation is formally condemning the protests with a resolution introduced tuesday. president trump is trying to restore order. congressman vince vaughn says this is about enforcing the law. you have illegal immigrants who have committed heinous acts. you have a law enforcement trying

to execute search warrants approved by a and congressman kevin kiley blame in part the state's sanctuary status for limiting local law enforcement's ability to cooperate with federal immigration officials. chaos we're seeing in la right now. >> is a direct result of the reckless policies that have been inflicted. >> on our state, kylie says the protests have crossed the line and put public safety at risk. he says the president made the right move because governor newsom has refused to keep californians safe in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. los angeles mayor karen bass slamming the trump administration saying more military presence is not needed. >> mayor bass denounced any violent actions carried out by protesters in los angeles saying it's not done in support of immigrant rights. she also asserted that local police can handle and the unrest in the city. >> the idea that the administration could usurp the authority of our state government, take it away from our governor. gavin newsom that if we put a request in

for the national guard and it went to him, he would comply. there was never an issue there because we were never thinking about calling upon the national guard. >> the pentagon says the deployment of national guard members and marines to los angeles will cost 134 million dollars. congress now wants to make sure that the u.s. and all of its visitors remain safe during major upcoming sporting events like the 2026 fifa world cup and the 2028 la olympics. our washington correspondent, jessi chore takes us inslde the senate hearing from today. >> the world will be watching. the u.s. is gearing up to host several major sporting events that will drop millions of spectators to the country. the la olympics will be equal to hosting 7 super bowls the day for nearly 30 days straight. lieutenant general reynold hoover who is responsible for organizing the summer. 2028 games told a senate committee

tuesday they will be the largest in olympic history. our 50 state relay will hit all 50 states. it's never been done before dr. gina ligon from the university of nebraska. omaha warns events of this magnitude open the door to heightened security threats. drones are something to keep me up at night. ligon says the u.s. can detect that technology but there are still gaps. what do we do once we find it and that? >> is that i think the right who has the authority and what's the coordination like hoover says the secret service is already working with state and local officials on overall security. and he's asking congress and the white house to approve the funding to fully reimburse them directly to those public agencies for providing critical security functions in support of the olympics and paralympic games. the house included 1 billion version of the president's budget bill. but the senate is still debating it in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> we're taking a look here at our website. kron 4 dot com. that's where you can find the latest information about the

anti-ice protests that are happening not only here in the bay area, but also in los angeles and across the country. >> we're looking outside from our camera on top of mount tam. and yes, that is the fog. we're going to check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah, sure is. and you can see the cloud cover here as we take a live look at san francisco as well. >> there are few little spots that are trying really hard to break through. but today it's kind of all about those seasonal temperatures inland where we've gotten into those upper 70's low 80's and then below average temperatures around the bay and at the coast tomorrow we will see more of the same. and then we look ahead, a little bit warmer on thursday, maybe a little more sunshine, kinda, getting into our forecast and then rolls back again as we get into the weekend. temperatures right now. 58 degrees in san francisco. that's all we've got. if you want those 70's to get ahead at spots like concord, san jose just hit 70 degrees. but obviously we're running cool today and we are breezy no doubt about it. this is not change has been like this all day today. really, you know,

sometimes it starts a little bit less in the morning and more in the afternoon. and i do think we'll get more of the afternoon. but kind of started breezy today and there's that marine layer very, very present and, you know, ready to roll back in at a moments. notice years, though. that's kind of the thing about today is that we're not really catching that much of a break here. wanted to mention that even though we are going the cloud cover, if you are in london, you got lucky tonight. you may be able to see this the strawberry moon. it's a full moon in the overnight tonight. and the interesting thing about this one is 2 things. number one, it's named after the wild strawberries that right been during the month. and the second thing, it's the lowest appearing an 18.6 years. it has to do with this cycle of the moon's rotatiot and the inclination of it that the northern and southern most areas are kind of moon set in moonrise are farthest apart. so it's going to be a really pretty moon that's very low on the horizon. if you're able to see it today and it is. and if unfortunately, because we do have that marine layer and this is look at the next couple of days. when i come back, we'll talk about your 7 day forecast. >> here to dead whales have been discovered in the san francisco bay area just in the

last 3 weeks. this is according to the california academy of sciences. so that brings confirmed dead will count in the bay area to 19. this is an image of the most recent well, but washed up on saturday at lands end in san francisco. there have been 33 individual gray will spot in the bay area this year last year there were 6 the reason behind the spike. well, that's still being investigated. is expected that gray whales will be in the bay area for another one to 2 weeks before they continue their annual northern migration. still ahead here to a look at the new women's sports bar in opening up in san francisco. >> also the break, how federal cops are impacting our local food banks.

>> san francisco cracking down on rv parking in the latest move here out of the city. here to help with the homeless crisis. mayor daniel lurie is new plan would limit parking citywide for ivy's just to 2 hours. this would restrict long-term parking for people living out of their cars. people violating this ordinance could face fines and towing. the mayor's office says they will be expanding the temporary and permanent housing for the unhoused. who would be impacted by this plan. >> we must give families a better option. and we must provide clean and safe streets for our communities and small businesses. that's what this plan does. >> recent city data found that the amount of people living in cars jumped 37% from 2022. to

2024. to nearly 1500 people. now some community advocates are speaking out against lori's plan. the coalition on homelessness issue. the statement, mayor larry, is proposal. is sort of this dugard or policy. it does not offer long-term solutions and disproportionately impacts immigrant communities. and poor black and brown people that have turned to rv's as their housing solution due to the lack of deeply affordable housing, one of the world's richest cities. potential cuts to the nation's largest food assistance program could limit the amount of healthy items food banks can offer. people crowd for super reports. people are struggling to make ends meet and now they fear losing access to snap benefits and free healthy food. >> the need for free healthy food in the east bay is growing just like this line in rodeo guns. every time the food bank of contra costa and solano hosts free distribution

event in rodeo from >> friars say with dollars. richard torres is disable retired and relies on the food bank for nutrition. >> and says any potential restrictions to accessing this speed sent him would be stress and strain on my economic situation because i'm on a fixed income. congress is currently debating 300 billion dollars in potential cuts to snap benefits nationwide. >> which would strip food stamps and jobs away from hundreds of thousands of people. it's really important that we support our seniors and we are facing major cuts to senior programs right now. bank spokesperson, jeremy crittendon says the commodity supplemental food program could potentially be eliminated in the president's budget request. and if that means forward would reduce the food bank's ability to deliver and provide food to people. 60 years of age and older. >> that is in addition to funding freezes and proposed cuts already in place to the emergency food assistance

program, the local food purchase assistance program and the epa food recovery grant. we've already had millions of pounds of frozen to and that food that we are ready to distribute to the community. and that's just going to continue, especially if these cuts to snap happened in order to make up for the potential loss of funding. the food bank has launched a fundraising campaign this summer to the gap. hope >> lot of corporations step step up to fill in the gap and we help that lots of lobbying to the government. well, perhaps make their heart grow to sizes. i grew up on public assistance. i grew up in public housing with with food stamps, all that. so. >> it's really grateful for programs. and she is not alone in rodeo. philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> now to the spa experience that makes you feel like compost. it's the dirty little secret to being relaxed. so you have to go to sonoma county to experience this

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gone up for that area. so obviously compared to that, we're pretty quiet today and we're kind of in that same dull pattern that we've that in with the foggy mornings and then a little bit of sun in the afternoon unless you're the coast and then you get this. yes, you get a whole lot of this. but if you are inland a bit, we are getting a little bit of sunshine in pockets. however, it's keeping temperatures relatively cool here. you can see that you go to the inland spots to get to the 70's and they're just in those low to almost mid 70's today, wind is going to get gusty as we go through the afternoon. it's that onshore flow, bringing that marine layer right back in if it even left it all for you today. here's podcast to show you. this is why tough tonight with that full moon that you want might want to take a look at this is about 8 o'clock. you can see this is really pushing and it does look like it might relent a little bit faster. tomorrow we get into the afternoon. you can see kind of pulls away a little bit quicker that it did today will cross our fingers for of or the marine layer. kind of give us a little bit of a break. here's your seven-day forecast. we do have little variation here, but we warm it up a bit as we get into thursday. notice on the latter half of the weekend looks to be a little more warmth, a little more sunshine next

week. patterns now showing that we might get a ridge building in and that would start to warm us up about mid-week next week. but between now and then it's pretty quiet. soon. reshape the course of college sports. the new ruling has now cleared the way for schools start paying their athletes. millions of dollars as soon as next month. >> a federal judge signed off on this 2.8 billion dollar ncaa settlement on friday lifting restrictions on revenue sharing between colleges and their student athletes. students could start cutting checks as soon as july. 1st, the decision has been a long time coming. >> this ruling is not surprising has been moving through the courts for years. i think this is look at college college really wanted to happen. >> park. >> now these terms will affect the nc. double a's nearly 5,000 excuse me, 500,000 athletes happening tomorrow, women's sports is going to be changing in san francisco. there is a new sports bar for women that's opening up in san

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>> apple revealing what's next at the worldwide developers conference, including what we can expect from the next iphone. rich demuro has our first look in today's rich on tech. >> here's what's happening in the tech in cupertino for apple's worldwide developers conference where the company shows off what's next for the iphone and beyond. first up, the company is changing the way it names that software. the next version will be called ios. 26 software for the ipad mac and apple watch will follow the same numbering system. >> making it easier to know what your it's from. apple says ios 26 is the biggest redesign in over a decade. introducing a new look called liquid glass. even let you make your app icons clear. one new feature you can visually look things up just by screen shining them. it also works at events. your calendar. the phone app gets smarter to with built-in calls screening, hold, assist and better spam filtering in your messages. plus, you can now add backgrounds to your chats.

apple says a smarter ai-powered version of siri is coming. >> but it's going to take up to a year to get those details as for the ipad, it is getting a major overhaul, at least in the way you can use it. ipad os. 26 introduces a full when doing system so you can move recites and overlap apps just like on a desktop computer. there's also a new menu bar at the top. giving you more control. but if you like using the ipad, the old way that still works, too other notable upgrades include a new games app. live translation during facetime calls and on apple watch, a new feature called workout buddy, which uses ai to motivate you through your exercise. apple did not mention the recent legal challenges to its app store which now allows users to make in-app purchases outside of apple's payment system. and there are no major surprises. developers can download the new software now a public beta launches in july. and the

final version arrives this fall alongside new iphones. apple typically chu says california inspired names for its mac software and this year is no different. the latest version is called mac os tahoe named after the popular ski and lake destination cupertino. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> thank y

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