monstrous jasper troy. >> what a main event. chaos all around us. you don't find an excuse. you find a way. that is what oba femi did to remain the ruler and to remain the champion of >> is it 10? it's game week. breaking news. >> and that breaking news out of the east bay tonight where businesses are being looted in oakland are crew captured this scene along international boulevard near 34th and the fruitvale bart station. this is an area where there was a vigil earlier this evening for people detained by ice. thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn and i'm noelle bellow. we have reached out to oakland police to get more details on the situation unfolding there in oakland and

will update you as soon as we hear from them. we'll also have more from that vigil, which was peacefully held earlier today. >> in just a moment. but first, we want to take a look at the latest in los angeles where a curfew is now in effect for parts of downtown la. has that curfew went into effect at 8 o'clock tonight. >> lapd officers moved in some on horseback, pushing the crowds away from the federal detention center. they also began arresting people who were refusing to leave the curfew is set to be in place until 6 o'clock tomorrow morning. la mayor karen bass says the curfew is likely not a one-time deal. >> i will consult with elected leaders and law enforcement officials tomorrow on the continuation of the curfew. but we certainly expect for it to last for several days. >> this is a map of the areas under that curfew down in los angeles. it includes areas between the 5, 1, 10. >> freeways in a statewide

virtual address earlier tonight, governor gavin newsom slammed president trump's deployment of members of the military calling his actions a, quote, abuse of power. if some of us could be snatched off the streets without a warrant. >> based only on suspicion or skin color. the none of us are safe. authoritarian regimes beginning by targeting people who are least able to defend themselves. but they do not stop there. trump and his loyalists, they thrive on division because it allows them to take more power and exert even more control. the governor also slammed republicans for failing to stand up to the president saying congress is. >> nowhere to be found. the governor and the attorney general rob bonta have filed a lawsuit to block the deployments and requested emergency motion be taken. a san francisco federal judge denied that request. but as re has scheduled a hearing on that matter for thursday. >> judge breyer, who i've

known for many years is as a mature, experienced and not a hot headed judge. he's a calm decision-maker. it's a good thing. trump administration described him as a leftist a few rules against them. but he's not view this little a leftist. he's viewed as a sort of a moderate judge. >> you see law, san francisco professor rory little gave insight tonight on how we could see things turn out come thursday with that hearing says the judge could order the president to stop or slow down. he says the governor wanting a swifter decision to be made is not likely, though, since the judicial system is not fast enough to stop something like this little says deployment of troops is, of course,snot unprecedented. he says there have been at least 26 times since the country was founded where military troops were used domestically to make peace during riots. but he does not believe a president has ever introduced troops for political or inflammatory purpose. i think it's the most serious moment we've seen in. >> 70 years in the 1950's we

were in the middle of the korean war, which was an undeclared war. >> president truman announced that he was going to seize the steel mills and keep them operating. >> in the face of unions who said we were going to strike and the supreme court held an emergency hearing in the summer and within a few weeks. but not a few days. not a few hours. a few weeks. they said no, you can't do that. you have no inherent authority to seize, you know, operational book, mechanical factories. the president right now is trying to invoke inherent authority of the commander in chief. and i can do what i want. i think youngstown, that case from the 1950's stands in his way. >> again, a hearing on the lawsuit against what newsom and bonta are calling the unlawful militarization of las angeles by the trump administration is set for thursday.

>> plenty of clouds rolling throughout the day today. only breaking up a little bit along the coastline. not much in the way of sunshine. it all and those clouds. >> already beginning to move back on shore right now, cloudy skies over san francisco is low clouds stretching inside the bay. now likely going to see another round of some drizzle. a check out your wake-up weather forecast gets going tomorrow morning, little damp or leon, especially along the coastline, maybe even patchy drizzle inside the bay. cool temperatures to the 40's and 50's by 8 o'clock. still cloudy skies. maybe a sliver. sunshine begin to show up at 10, a ray of hope on the horizon. we'll talk more about that coming up a few minutes or it's lovely. also reports of ice detaining people in concord and attorney with the public defender's office. there. >> says ice showed up to an immigration court and detained 4 people sparking an impromptu protest. kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> most of these folks didn't expect to be here today but heard about the arrest through social media email. i decided to show up. >> and immigration attorney with the contra costa county public defender's office shot

this video of arrest being made outside immigration court in concord. ice was here this morning. they were. >> moving to certain people's court hearings and then detaining take them from processing. it was targeted enforcement for specific people. and there were 4 people that were detained this morning. word of the arrest spread on social media in an impromptu protest rally outside the building that houses the courts. >> has been going on for much of the day. >> here to support my people since my family are immigrants. my people are immigrants and i'm here to show i want people to know that people are just coming to us for, you know, better opportunities and to. it's, you know, provide a better life for their families. and everyone wants opportunity and it shouldn't be police like ice would not confirm or deny the concord arrests. but attorneys on scene said they are illegal. i think that the tactics that they take yes,

are unlawful avoid giving people full due process. that said attorneys warn those who do have an immigration court date should not avoid it. >> what's extremely important people to come to their hearings because do they will be ordered deported in their absence they will have an active criminal what that that causes allows eyes detained them and remove for the poor people that were detained here. their process is not know of his rallies are prompting. you can expect them to continue. >> is folks are all tied in to social media and they say if a year of more arrests, they will be back in concord. dan kerman kron. 4 >> and san francisco, roughly 300 protesters gathered outside an immigration courthouse on montgomery street. comes after reports of ice arresting several immigrants who showed up for their court hearings were being portrayed as folks that are not law abiding. >> a guest, especially immigrants. we are everybody

that's coming here today. want to be able to follow the rule of law. unfortunately, administration is not doing the same. >> demonstrators say the immigration court closed early because of the protest. the court has not confirmed if that is true. >> and the east bay tonight, we told you at the top of the hour, community members gathered in oakland for a candlelight vigil for ice detainees and the event was also held in solidarity with those who have been protesting in los angeles. >> kron four's sara stinson reports. >> dozens packed gills village in oakland tuesday night for a candlelight vigil for thousands of people detained by ice. we pray in this >> afternoon. and this clan want some ice of separated

from their loved ones. people held up signs against the federal government for the mass deportations of undocumented immigrants. i mean, they're causing chaos. it's in that mass you our families. my family is afraid to leave the my mom good for me to go the event was held by several local organizations as a part of the bay resistance in solidarity with those protesting in los angeles to make sure. >> can't even shunt and the federal government knows that oakland is going to stand up to fascism is going to stand out. add to these kidnappings is going to stand up to the injustices that are happening the culture is our weapon. the freedom struggle. >> leaders from several different faiths show unity during an interfaith newly sworn-in mayor barbara lee and alameda county supervisor nikki fortunato bas spoke out against ice raids near city remains committed. >> to protecting our immigrant

neighbors. >> that happening. school graduation. and even today in our immigration court. now and militarize occupation of los angeles in the crowd adela ramirez. she lives in oakland says she now fears for the family safety, a friend translating for her. the like i can't even go to the store. what hearing from community you know, we see ice year iced over there. >> you know, having this year and a it's just it's really difficult to go through. rim era says events like these make her feel supported by the community during uncertain times, you know, showing up for our communities and we need to do more of this. you know, come together. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here at 10 o'clock enjoying the

destination end the journey. a local tour guide is giving people a new view of san francisco. >> responding to community concerns. all city leaders are working to ensure public services state funded under a new budget plan in oakland. >> but first, allegations of neglect and overcrowding. tonight, a troubling video of a city run

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we do want to warn you some of the videos and pictures in this story might be a little disturbing crawford's jack moment reports. >> this video shot over the weekend shows several dogs walking without a lease and sometimes on the road in san jose. courtney farrow says she was with her husband when they came across the troubling sight. there really any be a good man lying on the sidewalk and he does start to indicate that all 3 dogs belong to him. a rope had just quit her job at the city-run animal shelter. she says the ongoing and well documented neglect and overcrowding was too much. but in this moment, she says she cannot walk away being on site for a while and just determining that the dogs were in danger. she managed to take night who was bleeding from his leg to a vet. one of the other dogs, though, this black and white pointer dog. so animal control told me that, you know, saturday they were busy, but they do their best to get out there soon. soon was not enough. and i see a post about blossom hill driver >> having hit a large black and white dog. my heart

immediately just like drops. the dog hit and killed animal control. according to farrell, arrived to the scene 13 hours after the fact i made me feel extremely frustrated. i know that field operations that unit, the animal control officers, they're short-staffed. they had one person on apparently rebecca davis. matthews also used to work at the shelter and has been documented the longstanding issues with the city animal services for months. the shelter >> has problems in many areas. and this is just highlighting that they're also they also issues field services. december, a scathing audit came out and made dozens of recommendations for the shelter. it found neglect and cat kennels and overcrowding. >> and so we have a plan to implement the 39 things in this calendar year. matt lashes. the department of public works. director says they work closely with the auditor and are determined to improve the shelter and other services. the biggest challenge is the volume of things we need to work on as well as care for thousands and thousands of animals. but in

regards to animal control, less says they're doing everything they can. they have to respond to our 180 square miles of just sent was 8 plus the other 3 cities that we support less promises improvements to the shelter are coming and for ferro that can't come soon enough. leadership needs to go. and even in his short time at the shelter issues persist it like no vets working during the weekend allowing animals to suffer for days. so a lot of these cats that we see are suffering. we step up take it and wait. sometimes us never even happens. a lot of them die. >> the department of public works says they hope to fix that issue soon by hiring at least one more veterinary to work here at the shelter reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> the san jose city council has approved a controversial plan to potentially arrest on house people if they repeatedly refuse shelter. the proposal is part of mayor matt mahan syngenta aimed at reducing homelessness in the city. the vote was 9 to 2 in favor of adding a responsibility to shelter provision to the city's and kevin code of conduct, which also includes expectations at

homeless. people will not pitch tents near schools and playgrounds or block public rights of way. >> the city of oakland is crafting a new plan to solve its budget crisis. today. oakland city councilmember johnny ramachandran revealed a set of proposed amendments for the 2025 to 2027 city budget. ideas include adding more than 10 million dollars to help keep all of the cities of fire stations open. restoring pope police services and adding civilian positions to the police department's current staff from chandra says, unlike the existing budget plan, the new proposal would not rely on the sale of the coliseum. 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, clean streets so we can have an economic revitalization and have a city. we can be proud of. and feel safe to be in. >> the city of oakland is

currently 265 million dollars in the red. the budget hearing for the new fiscal year begins tomorrow course. fire stations closing mayor in is a big concern during fire season. but yeah, we've actually been. >> pretty okay this week. yeah. i get that nice onshore wind. that brings up the humidity. >> well, folks like to call a june gloom. yeah, we're going to see a lot of that rolling in overnight tonight. the clouds really kind of gathering out there right now. again, pretty thick in spots out for nasa fo sometimes you get a deca like this. you can start to see some delays. not seeing any of that just yet. maybe something tomorrow morning. check your lines before you head out there early tomorrow. so the clouds rolling on in the temperatures falling on down as we've had those numbers coming down once again, one to 6 degrees cooler around the bay area today in most spots. and that's just because that cooler marine air working its way well inland today only 59 degrees well below the average in san francisco. 63 degrees are usually are at 71 in oakland, 72 in san jose and warm but still cooler than normal. 76 in livermore, 70 for high in

concord. 75 in santa rosa and a real cool. 58 in half moon bay. all right. the clouds, you can kind of see that surge, low clouds just kind of making their way back on shore and started creep inside the bay as we head toward the afternoon. even so given the idea a pretty good strong run, low clouds and fog stretching on shore right now. and that's going to be in place. so high pressure just kind of holding onto flattening out. this still going to see some warm temperatures inland, just running a little bit below the average, of course, cool along the coastline. we've got a trough of low pressure coming to town as we get into thursday and friday. and that's going to drop the temperatures as we head in toward this next weekend numbers around the bay area tomorrow. yeah, you can see those clouds early on slowly breaking up and maybe not entirely in the san francisco solely about 58 and cool in the sunset. little wet out there, too. temperatures out toward the beaches generally in the 50's along the coastline with that drizzle continuing there throughout the morning and maybe into the afternoon as well. 60 degrees in burlingame head further south. you watch those temperatures warming up as the sun begins to break through a little bit earlier. lot of 70's in the south bay by tomorrow afternoon, the east

bay probably not talking much in the way of 80's, but you see some pleasant numbers, mid 70's and live more about 74 walnut creek. 64 little breezy and fog rolling back in late today into oakland. 74 benicia about 72 degrees and blow back toward the coastline. not much in the way of sunshine there. lot of clouds on the wane over the next few days. keeping those temperatures down, warming up a little bit on father's day that looks like we'll crank up to temperatures just a bit as we head toward next week. >> san francisco is made up of all. >> hines of people, some you may recognize others. maybe you want to get to know. well, this is our city and we're about to meet tommy, the petty cab driver for a quick tour. >> world travelers the francisco. >> i'm tommy. i'm with francisco, petty cab. >> afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. beautiful day for petty cab ride. israelis

alike. the job more like a vacation to me. thanks for coming back in a big way in here in san francisco. i feel like. it's an outstanding place to get that's true. tourist experience. >> a lot of people out enjoying themselves. we got to where get our act or science. >> really in love with the city. when i moved here 2002. yeah, might be some hitters out there. really not by it's my businesses to make sure people are happy. >> it's not about how fast you can get to the destination is about the journey of enjoying the experience he's in it's back hearing >> peace and love good message there. every tuesday during our newscast, we're going to be telling the stories of the people who make up san francisco. this is our city on kron. 4. and if you missed any of the stories, you can always find him on. kron 4 dot com.

>> coming up, troubling link between tech use in child development at 11 o'clock. how your toddler screen time is it negatively affecting their behavior? >> plus, cracking down on rv encampments in san francisco. how a new plan to keep people from parking overnight is starting up. controversy.

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talk to your doctor about ebglyss for eczema. francisco mayor daniel lurie is taking steps to crack down on rv encampments. the mayor introduced new legislation. the board of supervisors today. >> it would limit how long people can park their rv's. lurie says rv's are affecting neighborhoods and

>> posing a threat to public his new so-called breaking the cycle plan, but find anyone who parks a large car in one spot for more than 2 hours. advocates are speaking out against this measure saying it would do more harm good. >> these are families that have kids in school in san francisco. these are our workers and restaurants and cafes. these are our elders that have lived here their entire lives that are getting priced out. these are, you know, san franciscans that we should care about. >> recent city data found the amount of people living in cars jumped 37% from 2022. to 2024. up to nearly 1500 people. >> a new petition is circulating to keep autonomous vehicles off of market street in san francisco. back in april, mayor daniel lurie announced waymo would begin mapping the area with passenger service expected to launch as soon as this summer. it's part of his plan to help revitalize the city's downtown today. walk sf launched a new petition, though, called keep

market street moving. the organization says the banning of private vehicles back in 2020 was a big win for safety. and this could open the door for all vehicles to return some day. the organization says since private vehicles were removed, injury collisions on market are actually down 40%. well, women's sports will be front and center at a new bar set to open tomorrow in san francisco. ricky's will open its stores on market street near sanchez in the castro. the bar has to owners who actually mets playing soccer for the san francisco spikes. they bonded, though, over their struggle to find a bar to watch women's sports ricky's is named after ricky stretcher who operated and bars in san francisco. their doors open tomorrow at 3.30, obviously with there's a kind of an influx of women's

interest here, obviously sure with that that all curry is yeah. south area. >> exciting times for those loved right around the corner from my gym. nice is good for swing by and catch some women's sport. yeah. maybe tomorrow before you coming to work, you can head on over there see what's we'll see. so it's going up. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. thank you so much for joining us. yeah, we got the news at 11 in just a little bit. but first, the stars were in the building as veteran mini camp again. >> forty-niners plus the giants play a close one in denver. could they keep their

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forty-niners back to business. how just the appearance of injured stars provided a lift for the franchise rockies. gonna rocky how the giants and coors field magic just in the nick of time. and one giant. just happy to be here. the incredible baseball journey of reliever spencer bivens, sports night live starts now. they are without question the comeback kids of major league baseball. the giants continue to prove that. >> when it comes to offense, quality of hits can, in fact

be more important than quantity of hits or put another way. clutch is king. >> we lead off with the giants and rockies. matt chapman on the injured list with a sprained right thumb. but had a good seat when they first batter of the game. joe, who leave finds a gap and winds up on 3rd base. it's a triple its core on a willie adonis sac fly and the giants have a one. nothing lead in the 5th. it is to one colorado until adonis doing it by himself. >> taking advantage of the rarefied air solo shot his 6th. it is 2 to bottom. 5 kyle farmer off of kyle harrison. harrison gave up 3 earned in 5 innings. bad news. it's 3, 2, rockies. good news. that guy got a baseball. a 9th inning 5, 2, colorado. and here come the giants. casey schmitt out in a hurry. his first of the year makes it 5 to 3

sacrifice. fly, made it 5, 4, then down to their last strike. wilmer flores, the swinging bunt lee scores its 5, 5, the dugout all pumped up next batter mike yazstremski dama scores with the eventual game winning run. how about the giants six-five their 8th victory of the season went down by 3 or more runs the most in baseball. >> part of it's kind of been there all year, even though we have scored runs and it's been frustrating. you know, bats like this late in the game, always kind of been there. so. to be able to come back in really any point in time there feel like a out of a game whenever because i we always have an opportunity to come back. it's like that's how the guys feel ended. a guys night. okay. we can be down by 3. for those in matter. we're going to go out there the last out and grind. >> every at bat. and i think today was very good example. you know how good how this

team is. >> game out of first a's and angels in the oc expense was well, tremendous striking at jorge solera 4th for solar for case in 5 shutout innings for spence gave up just 3 hits in the 6th. finally a little offense. brent rooker to >> jo adell nice effort came up empty back, shuman scores and it's one nothing at lenox. bottom. 6 angels threatening michael kelly get mike trout to bounce the 3rd max muncy on the back for a run across the diamond. double play bottom 8 travis d'arnaud the first pitch he sees from tj mcfarland deposits solo home run ties the game at one. follows baseball. bottom 10 know lynch and well. they adele scores, halos so it goes to one your final. the a's have lost 13 straight away from second.

>> we have graduated from 49 tas and moved on to veteran mini-camp which is least in theory mandatory. so every player on the roster should be there kron four's. erin wilson has the rap from santa clara. >> well, it's still too early to know how the new book niners will shape up this season. some vividly clear. there are no distractions. the youth on the team. will they have come in more mature than expected, according to coach isn't returning players. and when it comes to returning players just about everyone that could participate including trent williams who have not participated o-t-a's for about the last 8 years. i thank for that. >> you know, if all of here 10, probably wouldn't be here in just 6 >> think before and after a tough season last year, trent williams says he's also surprisingly thankful for the long offseason. think a lot of people, one of the most

dramatic >> issue. it's since forces moving super bowl. and the difference in their cars behind and then. you know, i haven't a little bit of time before us right back. you know, it's some workouts china puts on behind you to you know, it took me. a u on into last last season. you know, in the planet seafood and i felt that. that heard this all season could be could have been a blessing in disguise. we'll see. i think the long run it should help us having that time off. >> williams went on to mention the youth on the roster, something he and cornerback deommodore lenoir feel has helped both of them reflect on their own contributions to the team with this season just a little over 2 months away, looking at up to and i feel light. >> you know, he's way more advanced them where i was when i first got you know, just plan the nickel spot. you know, everything just kind of like slow down for him. and i feel like all the plays that

he's making, you it shows that he's, you know, this long to get the game is on now energize you to see the raw. enthusiasm that, you know, you got a like me and a 16 year and then you got a guy is just now caught on the cost living is james and you know, and it does make me appreciate it more. and with the defense seemingly outshining the offense tuesday in mandatory mini-camp, it's clear that robert solow has the same effect when the plays come and we make the plays. >> in a chair for us, you know, the feeling the second because, you know, you feel light. you accomplish some that, you know, the coach has been teaching us for for what a month. >> just being able to have on the field and you know, his his energy, you know, this is but that excitement for some will take some time to materialize on the field with multiple guys like ricky pearsall gyre brown in brandon aiyuk recovering from injury shanahan giving a slight

update on making its way back is still in the middle of it. so he's working through that and he's been around been rehabbing for the most part, but >> he's been out some sppractices and could have not to. >> the niners have one more open day of mini-camp before the ending of the offseason program. expected to hear from defensive coordinator robert solow that on wednesday kron 4 sports. i'm erin >> a friday night will be soccer night in the bay area. you can catch the quakes on tv. they'll be up in portland. you can catch bay fc in-person hosting orlando. the ladies hard at work this morning getting set for the defending nwsl champs orlando having another great season sitting in second place. bay fc is an 8th on the heels of 3 straight nice results. 2 wins and a draw. they seem to be really hitting their stride as spring turns to summer. >> just executing the plan, buying into what the coaches are saying in the film room is super important. and we've seen that throughout the past few games dissolving on the same page i think is huge

because you go out there and that runs on different pages. it's it's hard protest. practice shows their mentality. they've been engaged >> they're just really that is kind of a different feel. and what i mean by that is the energy and the commitment to getting better every single day. it's very clear and obvious. and that's someth%ng that we want to carry into this next game. and we feel very good about >> the u.s. men's national team playing a friendly against switzerland. a spoiler alert. the result not so dandoy beats matt turner to make it one. nothing special than that of 13 minute 36th minute. 33 mil. johan minds the cutting inside. that's sweet. which of those all 4 goals in the 1st half sunday for mills victory. the u.s. look ahead to the covid kept cold cut for that added to celebrating at terrific rookie

season in san jose. but it wasn't terrific enough to earn him the calder trophy as the nhl's top rookie. >> celebrini finished 3rd in the voting after tallying 63 points in 70 games. canadian's defenseman lane hudson was your winner followed by flames, goalie and gilroy native dustin sharks forward will spend in 6th. he is a key cog in the bigs. best bullpen. coming up, how spencer begins winding road to the majors helped set him up for success at the highest level. >> and tonight's ballpark weather menu. we've got a little golf. we've got some fog. we've got some baseball. yeah, maybe couple yeah, maybe couple thunderstorms will ta - my childhood was kind of rough.

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ballpark weather with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow and lawrence attends to rain baseball's in colorado. but how about actual precipitation? yeah, you know, they do have the chance of a couple raindrops to go along with that one exciting game today, though. >> things mode might get a little more interesting. i think by tomorrow afternoon the storm is going to be rolling a little bit closer and the chance of an isolated thunderstorm. the west coast looking good. but you look a little for the east. you start to see a few scattered showers out there. so yeah, things okay. in california, we're dry as can be. we've got high-pressure holding on here. of course, that fog an issue. but watch the forecast models. we head to denver tomorrow afternoon office and you see the ground then also you see the clouds rolling in. then you see those spotty showers rolling on by. yeah, it doesn't look like a lot. but if you get one of those thunderstorms sitting right overhead at the wrong time, yeah, you can see some pretty good downpours right now. we'll call partly cloudy with a slight chance of a scattered

shower there temperatures. so the bill, the warm side about 70 degrees at coors field and will hopefully that's another really exciting game like today. the time, though, down in southern california, the clouds are really thicker in the morning and then peeling away toward the afternoon. that's going to be more of a midday game and looks like it'll bring on with it. lots of sunshine into the afternoon. of course, warming up nicely to start out about 77 degrees at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. by late in the day, though, in the latter part of the innings you're probably pushing over 80 in the afternoon. so, yeah, pretty decent weather there as well. the meantime, here's our first look. we've got the u.s. open golf tournament coming to oakmont in pennsylvania there kicking off here in a couple of days. temperatures right now. look pretty good. i think the first day of golf looks okay. but this goes on for several days. you're looking about 64 degrees and mostly sunny skies. just some light winds the following day. will everything changes boy in golf. that's one thing you don't want. you don't want lightning. doubt that could bring into the game really quickly, right? but yeah, it looks like things are going to be a little bit unsettled later in the week. all right.

and i know you will keep an eye on that. absolutely. okay. hey, lots of anticipation. >> for the niners 2025 campaign. up next, more from kyle shanahan and trent williams. >> with many can now full swing.

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