>> now on the rover morning news, political unrest continues in the east bay with vandals break into the shoe store last night in oakland, nearby vigil that's place for people who were detained by ice. plus, size activity also reported conquer tuesday, david, several people there look at the impromptu protest. it took place shortly after. and responding to community

open city leaders are working to ensure public services stay funded under a new budget plan of all that more coming up. well, good wednesday morning at the weekend with his bright and early for the kron. morning news here on june. 11th. >> before you head out and start your day, need to have the forecast is going to be. john shea will has a look at morning. john. good morning. right now we are seeing a day today that it's going to be super familiar. the june gloom. back with us. all you had to do was look at the skies yesterday afternoon along the bay shore and say, yep, that is definitely cloudier than it was the day before. and today again, we are going to see some very cloudy skies towards the coast sfo, one of those areas that's underneath all of it right now. but we are also going to see some stubborn cloud cover along the bay shore. that will be wanting to hang out with us for a lot longer than some of us may like inland areas. you're going to tap right back into that sunshine with some warmer temperatures for those

inland spots. as we do move into tomorrow morning. do expect another dose of a low grade to kick things off much as we have been seeing pretty strong westerly wind, again, breezy through fairfield up into the delta as well as through the golden gate. so watch those bridge crossings has a few areas. could see some stronger gusts 50's for your current temperatures with conquered in berkeley at 53 oakland in san mateo, both at 54 to get this morning started. so all in all today is offering up something super familiar. a very gray start inland areas. do you do get that clearing the rest of the week is going to trend just a little bit cooler, which i'll be talking all about. still to come. >> it's still pretty early that 7 minutes across the bay bridge. definitely a sign that the morning commute not kicked in to gear just yet san mateo bridge at 12 minutes. the limit there. our other spans do watch out for some mist and drizzle that marine layer pretty condensed this morning. and with that does come a few

spots where you may use the windshield wipers, right? all right. on the eve of that developing in the east bay where at least one car set on fire last night. >> along with businesses vandalized and looted in oakland, our crews actually captured this scene along international boulevard right near 35th avenue. they say vandals broke into the store caught chic, which according to its website, is a shoe store. this is in the area where a vigil last evening for people who are detained by ice. now we reached out to oakland police trying to get more details. update you as soon as we hear back first from where sara stinson reports, what was a peaceful vigil for ice detainees? take a look. >> dozens packed into mileage in oakland tuesday night for a candlelight vigil for thousands of people detained by ice. we pray in this. >> after new and this concord

courts. clan 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 family. my family suffered some of the house. 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. >> that and immigration and the federal government knows that oakland is going to stand up to fascism is going to stand 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. workplaces school graduation. and even today in our immigration court. the militarized occupation, los angeles in the crowd. adela ramirez who 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 are iced over there. >> you know, having this year on it's just it's really difficult to go ramirez 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. >> and san francisco, roughly 300 protesters. yeah, that outside of an immigration courthouse on montgomery street tuesday. this comes after reports of ice arrested several immigrants showed up to court hearings. take a look. >> we're being portrayad as folks that are not law abiding. a guest remembrance. 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 claim the immigration court closed early tuesday because of the protests. the court is not confirm if that's true. time now 506. meanwhile, over in the east bay reports of ice detaining people in concord where flooding in on tuesday, an attorney with the public defender's offices. i showed up to immigration court and detained 4 people that were there sparking an impromptu protest overs kerman tells us the details.

>> most of these folks didn't expect to be here today but heard about the arrest through social media email and decided to show up. >> 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 comento their hearings because cannot they will be ordered deported in their absence and that they will have an active criminal what that that causes allows. nice to remove there for the 4 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 they hear of more arrests, they will be back in concord. dan kerman kron. 4 >> in los angeles, less than an hour left of that curfew for parts of downtown that went into effect at 8 o'clock. lapd officers moved in some on horseback, pushing the crowd

away from the federal detention center and they started arresting people, refused to leave. la mayor karen bass is the curfew is likely not a one time deal. she said it would last for several days in parts of downtown area. meanwhile, governor newsom is condemning president donald trump's deployment of members of the military to southern california in a virtual address to the state yesterday evening, the governor said trump's immigration enforcement in response to protests are threatening democracy. >> if some of us could be snatched off the streets without a warrant based only on suspicion or skin color, then 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. >> so far, president trump has sent nearly 5,000 military troops to los angeles. governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta. they filed

a lawsuit to block the deployment. san francisco federal judge charles breyer denied that request. the scheduled hearing on the matter for tomorrow. >> 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 a leftist. he's viewed as a sort of a moderate judge. >> well, that's you see law, san francisco professor rory little, even his insight on how we could see things turn out come tomorrow saying the judge could order the president to stop or slow down. he says the governor warning us with their decision to be made is not likely, though, since the judicial system. it's not fast enough to stop something like this. little says deployment of troops is not necessarily an s been about 26 times since the country was founded where military chips for use domestically to make peace during those riots. he does

not think president has ever introduced troops for a 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 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 that lawsuit against one newsom and ball to call the unlawful military is a shun of los angeles by the trump administration set for tomorrow. still ahead, a big retailer is making a comeback downtown. san francisco. >> noise trucks is changing things up this time around. that's a pretty controversial plan against unhoused people. food san jose. a look at how all part of the mayor's agenda and never use and homelessness in the city. and allegations of neglect and overcrowding. a troubling video, a city run and will shelter services in and will shelter services in san jose will right back.

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things know today. >> budget hearing is going to take place in open. today's city officials tried saw the city's financial crisis without cutting essential services. councilmember jen on take caltrain. they're going to find another route because on monday, june 16, there's going to be no train service

between the beard on and taney in stations. they are conducting bridge were crossing the guadalupe river. the closures in the last of the next 8 months. free bus service will be provided between the stations. in the east bay lake oakland is going to be returning for its 6 year at lake merritt this summer. the family-friendly festival is completely rooted in community in power by oakland's creative spirit. so really good time. got to get out there. organizers say this year's festival promises to bigger than ever. have over 200 local vendors. activations, 3 dynamic stages. it's going to happen. june 21st. that's from 11:00am to 7 at night. all ages are welcome. >> i 60. look outside. we do have gray skies overhead, but that cloud cover sitting a little bit higher aloft over san francisco right now. still anticipate the potential of running into a bit of mist and drizzle this morning as well as the cool sea breeze pushing in that low gray across the

bay yesterday along the bay shore in the coastline. it stayed mostly cloudy in many cases inland areas did see a good dose of sun yesterday. also, we saw thunderstorm activity really pushed out towards the nevada border. so much calmer, one for the northern part of the bay area, which we will also see today, much calmer conditions, high pressure ridge to our south below steering and some cooler air to our north. we're right in the middle of these 2 competing systems right here, which means no dramatic effect on either side. certainly no rain, but also no heat wave just yet. so we get moderated temperatures and your pretty typical june forecast, which does bring that morning. gray followed by seasonably warm afternoon highs today is going to be a day of cool weather in the city. upper 50's to low 60's. absolutely one for the layers and san francisco and at the coastline. lot of the rest of the bay area in the 60's to 70's today with really only a few spots at this point hanging on to the 80's. among those areas as morgan hill.

while los gatos, you're down to 78 today in san jose at 71 solid 70's for livermore and pleasanton while hopefully 60's in dublin. that is cool for this time of year. while the creek at 72 berkeley and oakland at 63 today, vacaville another one of our few spots that will actually hit the 80's today. so definitely on the cooler side that cool air is pulled in. and with that, we enjoy quite the cool down today with average highs in the 70's tomorrow, temperatures quite the same as will stay through saturday. next week does begin to trend warmer as you can see by next tuesday. there's those 90's that we haven't seen in quite some time at this point. roads are doing okay. it's 8 minutes across the bay bridge. that's a pretty good drive times so far. as for your other spans, just watch for some mist and drizzle at times you are going to see mostly cloudy skies. so that should mean too much glare from the sun this morning as the gray is in full effect. all right, john, the for that animal rights activits outrage after a dog.

>> is run over and killed in san jose. woman tried to help save that dog says she's upset with the city's animal services. and this situation highlights the problem at the city shelter as well. we do want to warn you some of the videos and pitchers in this story might be disturbing. how was that moment has that story? >> video shot over the weekend shows several dogs walking without a leash 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 a mediated 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 large black and white dog. my heart immediately just like dropped the dog hit and killed animal control. according to faro 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 document to 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 in field services. at december, a scathing audit came out and made dozens of recommendations for the shelter. it found neglect, unkempt kennels and overcrowding. >> and so we have a plan to implement the 39 things in this calendar year. not last as 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 san jose. 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 up ticket and sometimes this 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 veterinarian to work here at the shelter reporting here in san jose jacmel. but kron 4 news protests continue in los angeles and across the country over immigration raids, president donald trump defended sending troops to los angeles, washington correspondent some lot joins

us with the very latest. good morning. >> right, a good morning to you and your governor, gavin newsom blames president donald trump for the escalation across the country. and in los angeles right now, a federal judge is considering whether the president can keep national guard in la. this is all after president trump ordered some marines and the california national guard to that city in response to protests. >> to mock crusie is under assault before our eyes. this moment we have a fear has arrived. california governor gavin newsom calls this an assault on democracy. president donald trump ordered thousands of federal troops into los angeles following protests over immigration raids. he chose more force. >> he chose the at rics over public safety. president trump says he made los angeles safer having the military yes, the late 70. that only way the

pair traded insults on tuesday. this brazen abuse of power by a sitting president inflamed the combustible situation, the governor of california and the mayor. >> of los angeles. they're incompetent in los angeles. the mayor instituted an 08:00pm curfew enforced by the lapd. protesters also clashed with police and a car in chicago in austin, texas. protests turned violent. 13 people were arrested. governor greg abbott says he will deploy the national guard across the state and as military officials prepare to celebrate the army's 200 50th birthday on saturday in washington, president trump warned anybody who plans to protest is any protest what's to come out. they will be met with very big for us. and activists groups say they have demonstrations planned across the country this weekend. >> the homeland security secretary kristi noem says her

department is undeterred. agents will continue those immigration raids and deportations. reyna. all right. thank you for that report. still ahead, a robber morning news, a popular san francisco restaurant. >> covering after vandals damaged the business during an ice protest. what you can do to help them out. we'll be right back. i remember that feeling. just starting to know what i could do. but to come into my own, i had to learn that talent alone wouldn't take me to the top. confidence isn't a handout. you gotta build it. how you feel is how you play. it starts with a click.

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>> all right. well, back to the kron. morning news. before you start your day, you need to know how to plan things down. she was a look at the jenna. a raining? yeah. looking like another familiar? >> cool. start and nice and sunny. finish for inland areas. but a lot of us today are going to be holding on to those gray skies much as we did yesterday afternoon. here's your view at san jose, which is indeed under all that cloud cover to get things started this morning. just as you're also seeing along the bay, the coast and even for some of our inland areas, very strong westerly wind is pushing all this low. great into the bay. you're especially seeing that through some of our gaps like the san bruno got petaluma gap on up into the delta 2 been very breezy in spots like fairfield in concord at times. but that is definitely bringing with it. some cooler air. and today is about to be about the coolest that we're going to

get in this forecast. current oemperatures are mostly in the 50's conquered in dublin at 53 oakland at 54 degrees. as we do move into the afternoon, the vast majority of us are going to be staying in the 60's to 70's at the very warmest the rest of the week is also going to stay definitely on the temper its side of things. i'll be breaking down all the details in your full forecast. >> across the bay bridge so far. and that's a pretty good drive time. you'll see the metering lights on here in about 15 minutes. and that's when the commute really kicks off mateo bridge at 12 minutes for your crossing. biggest concern this morning is just watching for a few spots of mist and drizzle, especially near the coastline. >> re all right, john, thank you for that. let's talk about what's going on in terms of pretty popular gathering spot in sandwiches, mission district. the cleanup after vandalism on monday night, the window of monday's cafe was actually smashed. well, a group of anti-ice protesters marched to the mission district. but instead of turning ice, the business was

then lies with anti-semitism, graffiti directed at the owner's jewish background. he said in addition cleaning up, he's dealing with a whole host of emotions. he's been asking people in the community to help with those repairs and those damages. there's a gofundme. they've already raised $103,000 that a link to that on our website. kron 4 dot com. all right. was story we go into next. all right. meanwhile, nearly 100 people right to detain monday night after a small group broke away from the main protest. they started causing some issues. they are. daniel lurie says that despite the vandalism and violence that occurred, thanks to protest were fairly calm 1000 protesters angered by recent actions by ice march of the mission and right near city hall, the sarasota police department says that around 10:00pm monday, some of the crowd starting causing problems, including vandalizing nearby businesses. police say that's when the trouble started the to clear

the assembly, unlawful and detained about 92 people using nonlethal force is in the process. in the south bay to san jose city council. they've approved mayor matt mahan controversial plan to potentially arrests unhoused people if they refuse shelter multiple times. proposal is part of agenda aimed at trying to reduce homelessness in the city. four's will tran is in san jose with more on that will. here's what's going to happen. >> if you are homeless in san jose and you refuse help 3 times in the span of 18 years, you could get shelter. but now the shelter you looking for it would be in the form of jail. now the san jose city council as well as the police officers, they have extra tools at their disposal to move people off the streets and into shelters. they had been doing this for years is been very controversial because a lot of people claim, including critics that this

criminalizes homelessness. but the city of san jose say they have been trying for years and spending hundreds of millions of dollars to try to fix this problem. and a lot of people are unable or unwilling to move in. and that's why the city council yesterday voted to pass this new ordinance that will basically go into effect in a couple of months from now. take a look at your screen. we want to show you a statement. but mayor matt mahan, he's very proud of this. and he says that, in fact, san jose has built a lot of shelters, perhaps more than any other city along the west coast and they are trying to tackle the homeless situation. he says we see menton. we cemented our commitment to open 1000 new interim housing units, more than any other city on the west coast using measure e funds and gave our outreach workers and police officers new tools to make sure people choose housing or treatment when it's available through our responsibility to shelter policy. and that's exactly what the policy is

called responsibility to shelter. yes, its very controversial but i can tell you that the san jose fire department and police department, they both endorse this new policy. back to all right. we'll be checking back in with you later. thanks. will. was estimated annual lori's taken steps to crack down on rv encampments. the mayor introduced new legislation. >> to the board of supervisors but actually limit how long people can park their rv's. lori is saying that all these are affecting neighborhoods, posing a threat to public safety. his new socon breaking the cycle plan would. but anybody with parks, a large car and one spot for more than 2 hours. advocates are speaking out against the measure saying it would do more harm than 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. a recent city data found the amount of people living in cars jumped 37% from

2022. 24. >> nearly 1500 people. a former bexar educator and current board of education member in sandra fell city schools has been arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a student at least 3 sepacate incidents. police say 22 your own leeco demo road he's facing numerous charges for this inappropriate contact they believe started in late 2023. he was actually employed at marines. community school in sandra fell that he left in june of 2024. police say assistance services and resources have been provided to the victim. happening today, a budget hearing starts oakland as city officials trying solve the city's financial crisis without cutting key services. crawford's theresa has that story. >> reversing course. i am really proud of the work my budget team was able to do on proposing extremely thoughtful amendments. oakland city councilmember ramachandran 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 heavily on the coliseum sale. >> this new budget works with current revenue. tao was removed in a recall and that deal is still in the works because we didn't get the colhseum 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 where to pull 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 wednesday at 09:00am in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >> day 8. san francisco supervisors along with legal aid advocates and union leaders. rally on the steps of city hall. the protests teammate daniel lurie's proposed 4.2 million dollar cut to civil legal aid advocates who say could actually push over 300 people into homelessness each year open or legal. adrian shandi will start a hunger strike at that event. organizers say the cuts threaten critical eviction defense and housing services for low-income residents. rally starts at 9 this morning. it's a huge week

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>> all right. coming up on the kron, morning news. 4 things you didn't know today. the sausalito police department urging the community stay alert. following a series of all burglaries. the past week, they reported over 10 incidents. they're encouraging. everyone avoid leaving any valuables in your car and report suspicious activity in san francisco. roughly 300 protesters gathered outside immigration courthouse on numbers channel tuesday. this comes after reports of eyes arresting several immigrants who showed up to court hearings. demonstrators claim immigration court closed early tuesday because of the protests. the court is not confirm if that's true. governor newsom condemning president donald trump's deployment of millions of members of the military to southern california. the governor said trump's immigration enforcement response to protests threatening democracy. governor newsom attorney

general rob bonta. it filed a lawsuit to block those deployment 2 years after closing their mass of downtown store. nordstrom's is making a return to san francisco. the retailer opening in north times local. that's going to be on 1919, fillmore street in the pac heights neighborhood, the 1600 square foot space and also merchandise. the officer versus like online pickups or turns alterations and even personal styling and open date has not yet been announced. developing in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating a storm blew in the violence. well, that after a protest over ice arrests tuesday night. call for joey horta is live in alameda with the latest on that. joey? right now, group of looters are facing charges now after ransacking a shoes store in oakland after what was a peaceful protest. >> over anti ice activity down in southern california. now you can see here large group of people running up to this business here on international last night. one suspect could be seen swinging what looks

like a sledgehammer banging on the security door outside the chic shoes store. they were spotted taking merchandise from inside the store, causing a lot of property damage. a nearby car went up in flames and this all comes after what started out as a peaceful protest and vigil at the fruitvale bart station over ice arrests and the national guard being deployed to los angeles. this protest here drawing it a large crowd and city leaders. >> that i can't gration 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 them is afraid to leave the house. my mom good for me to go to near city remains committed. >> to protecting our immigrant neighbors. >> what's not clear is how many suspects are facing charges for looting the store or if any other businesses were targeted last night and

investigators will be looking today at surveillance video to identify the suspects. we're working to find out how bad the damage is and whether or not those suspects are part of the actual protests. we have reached out to oakland police this morning for comment. haven't heard back yet. and of course, is looting comes after the governor and other bay area leaders have warned that violence will not be tolerated. back to you. all right. thank you that joey. and east bay festival is back this summer lake fast. oakland returns. >> for 6 years, it's going lake merritt. the event welcomes all ages. it's a family-friendly event rooted in community and power by oakland's creative spirit. organizers say this year's fest will promise to be bigger than ever. have over 2 and a local vendors. exciting activations, 3 dynamic stages. that's what takes place on june. 21st. that's 11:00am to 7 at night. >> which just happens to be. >> about the first days summer

right there, as we do see. >> the start of the new season at about a week and a half away at this point. our final days of spring. good going out on the cool know you can see out here. you're berkeley hills camera. very great in this morning. it's that june gloom indeed. and this morning, it is very present all the way inland. so we are definitely seeing some low cloud cover a few spots, the mist and drizzle. what we didn't see yesterday was any thunderstorms for lake and mendocino counties. 2 afternoons ago. you'll remember that all that energy shifted out towards the nevada border. as i promised you. and that's where it will stay. so another calm one for the bay area today really sitting between 2 competing systems, high pressure ridge to our south and this low anchoring some cooler air to our north. not much of that high pressure ridge to build in any heat waves. also coming off of that low to result in widespread rain for the bay. so that just means that we have moderated temperatures in a fairly cool tail end of the week ahead of us. today's daytime highs will be only in the 50's for much of san francisco for a lot of

the city. this will be our 3rd day in a row only hitting the 50's 50's as well at the coastline. temperatures along the bayshore 60's to 70's and only a couple of spots today actually reaching the 80's, which does make today the coolest of the week so far for a lot of spots. livermore. only 75 all dublin. look at that. only 66 degrees. same in danville and san ramon. that's similar to where you'll be in berkeley. richmond, in oakland this afternoon, pittsburgh down to 79 fairfield that 78 enjoy this break from those hotter temperatures. that certainly is welcomed, especially for inland areas. we stay fairly similar through the rest of this week's forecast. enjoy it because next week starts to trend warmer, especially come next tuesday when some of our inland areas will return to the 90's. roads are moving along a ok? it is 12 minutes across the bay bridge right now. that's an ok drive time for sure, especially with the metering lights turning on here in just moments. same drive time over the san mateo

bridge and similar at the richmond, sandra fell in golden gate. an update for you if you are on bart this morning. there is currently some delays and in fact, a service alert. there's no red line service between richmond and millbrae and there's also no green line service between daly city and west oakland. so expect about a 20 minute delay on the san francisco lines and all destinations due to some unscheduled maintenance that is going on this morning. all right, john, the sidewalk out rain. there's going to be spending some of their services san jose. >> for bridge work there starting monday, june 16th, there will be no train service between and taney and stations. so this is for the next 8 months says they're planning to replace or extend to bridge crossings. guadalupe river free bus service is going to provide between the stations starting at 05:30am, on weekdays and 06:30am, on weekends service to the dirt on station will not be affected. service is expected

to come back around february of next year. a new petition circulating trying to keep autonomous cars off market street in san francisco. back in april, mayor daniel lurie announced waymo start mapping the area with passenger service is expected to launch as soon as this summer as part of the plan to help revitalize the city's downtown tuesday was as of lost. a new petition called keep market street movement. organization says the banning of private cars in twenty-twenty was a huge win for safety. and this could open up the door for all vehicles to return. organization says since private cars removed injury collisions on market street were down 40%. and the east bay potential cuts to food assistance program snap is residents concern. congress is debating 300 billion dollars in cuts. the snap benefits nationwide. people are concerned it could limit the amount of healthy items local food banks can even offer. you can also strip away stamps from people and take away jobs. in addition to funding

freeze is already in place. 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 potential loss of the funding. the food bank has launched a fundraising campaign the summer to bridge the gap. the u.s. gearing up to host several major sporting events in the coming years. this includes a 26 fifa world cup, which will feature some matches in san jose and also the 2028 olympics down in los angeles. callers now discussing heightened security threats. these events pose retired lieutenant general reno hover is responsible for organizing the summer 2028 games. he says the secret service is already working with state and local officials on security is 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 and 1 billion dollars to reimburse security in his version of the president's budget bill. the senate is still debating it. now it's on bay area, baseball. the giants are in colorado taking on the rockies looking make it 6 wins in a row crown for sports director scott reese has highlights. >> and everybody, how about those giants? the comeback kids of major league baseball down pretty much the entire game last night in colorado. not a problem. matt chapman on the injured list with a sprained thumb. that is a problem. 5th inning, it's two-one rockies. willie adonis changes all that. >> solo home run ties the game at 2 apiece. we go to the 9th. it's 5 to colorado down 3 casey schmitt, casey at the bat out in a hurry. solo homer akes it a 5, 3 game sacrifice fly, made it 5, 4, and then down to their last strike. how

about wilmer flores with the swinging bunt? it works. joe dooley scores. it's 5, 5 next batter. mike yazstremski money. base. knock here come saddam. giants come all the way back when 6, 5, their 8th comeback victory when town by 3 or more runs. that is the most baseball. that's it for sports. have a great day. >> happening today, a first of its kind sports bar opening up in san francisco when it sports bar opening up on market street right near sanchez in the castro ricky's bar owner says the met playing soccer for the san francisco spikes and they bonded over their struggle. the vinyl bar to watch women's sports. now, ricky is named after ricky stretcher who operated clear bars in san francisco doors open at 3.30, this weekend kicks off a summer-long concert in san francisco. music lovers. you catch a live show almost every weekend through august. there's the stern grove festival and other concert at oracle, golden gate

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political unrest in oakland, people breaking into businesses and a vigil is taking place nearby for those recently detained by ice. >> plus, ice activity also reported in concord. several people were taken into custody and another protest broke out shortly after. and in the south bay, san jose city council approves a controversial ordinance ordering unhoused people to accept shelter for around. morning news starts.

>> at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us and aria and rain in for james this morning is supposed to be a nice day. the local. yeah, a little breezy this morning so far. so good, john, so far for sure. we are seeing a lot of gray out there, but that's familiar. and today's daytime highs indeed set to be a little cooler than they were yesterday. we're sitting at sfo. skies are pretty gray right there. i did find some some, though, out towards walnut creek where you are looking out both a pretty nice sunrise taking shape. so very similar conditions to yesterday, mostly on the gray side and quite the wind rushing in from the coastline towards the interior. in fact, we've had about 30 mile per hour gusts around fairfield this morning. so watch your bridge crossings. watch a mountain passes and especially watch out in the delta. now temperatures are currently in the 50's hayward at 56 oakland, fremont san jose among our spots at 54 to kick off this wednesday morning today. daytime highs will