on the kron. 4 morning news, political unrest in oakland. people broke into businesses while a vigil is taking place for those recently detained by ice. ice activity reported in concord. several people were taken into custody and a protest there as well. and then the south bay san jose city council has approved a controversial ordinance about unhoused. people don't accept shelter. there's consequences. now time for morning news starts. it's 7. good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a wednesday on guard and a marina in for james this morning. was below cooler. yeah, i notice it this morning right out of the gate and a little windy overnight. that's for sure, john. yeah, definitely windy overnight last night, especially up in the north bay marine sonoma, napa and solano counties.

>> all seeing gusts of wind well over 40 miles per hour, especially up in the hills and out into the delta where things so windy. >> and are coming down just a little bit by comparison. lot of cloud cover overhead this morning. you're seeing that in your view at san jose. very much so fogged in towards the coast along the bay shore and that strong westerly is just funneling that out into the delta. so still a little bit breezy in areas like fairfield this morning. temperature wise today is going to be among are cooler days. right now we're sitting in the 50's with oakland at 54 berkeley at 53 degrees. sonoma at 47 later on today. do expect even our inland highs to really just tap out in the 70's, the very warmest great. all right, that was getting little out there. 15 minutes on our bay bridge this morning. while our salmon temperatures at 19. >> the richmond, sandra fell. 25 and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. let's talk about this breaking news. say that one person iadanother hospitalized with serious injuries after a car crash in san jose. this happened on

telly roll right between galveston avenue and center road around this morning. 2 them were taken to the both hospital major injuries. one of the victims later died at a hospital eabound side of telly road where that crash happened is still closed and will remain closed. pop police investigate. >> 701. now let's get to the developing news out of los angeles where there was a curfew that is just now acts going to expire this morning. it went into effect at 8 o'clock last night. >> and the mayor there says that this may be repeated. >> curfew because they're trying to control the crowds that are demonstrating against president trump's sending troops. and a los angeles lapd officers moved in at one point and made arrests, as you can see here, putting people on this bus and there were those who refuse to leave. that's why they were arrested. the mayor karen bass says she is going to be evaluating how things go and see if the curfew is needed for days to

calm living in the east bay, oakland, police are investigating story hit by looters and it's all caught camera. yeah. and this was all part of what was happening with ice protests last night. crawford's joey horta is live in alameda with the fallout. joey? >> and right of those looters are accused of ransacking a store and again, all of this unfolding in front of cameras rolling after those peaceful protests. take a look at this video and you'll see large group of people running up to these businesses here on international last night. one suspect they're swinging. what looks like a sledgehammer banging on the security door outside the chic shoes store and they were spotted taking merchandise from inside of the store and causing a lot of property damage. group of police officers then showed up tackle, then took at least one suspect into custody. we also spotted a car that went up in flames. this all comes after what started out as a peaceful protest individual at the fruitvale bart station over

ice arrests and the national guard being deployed to los angeles. >> city remains committed to protecting our immigrant neighbors. >> it's unacceptable. that happening. school graduation. and even today in our immigration court. the miliri of los angeles. >> now, this is unclear at this point. have any suspects or are actually facing charges for looting that store or if any other businesses were targeted. investigators will no doubt be looking for surveillance video today to identify them. and we're working to find out just how bad the damage is and whether or not spent suspects, rather were part of the protests. we're a shot too. oakland police and the mayor's office says, well, this of course, comes after other leaders like the governor have said that

this sort of activity, this violence is fanned lives and property damage. it's not going to be tolerated. back to you. all right. thanks a lot, >> in san francisco, roughly 300 protesters gather right outside of an immigration courthouse on montgomery street on tuesday. this comes after reports of ice arrested several immigrants who showed up to court hearings. >> we're 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, the administration is not doing the same. >> demonstrators claim the immigration court close early tuesday because of the protests. but the court, it's not confirm if that is true. >> here to support my people since my family are immigrants. my people are immigrants and i'm here to show people are just coming to us for, you know, better opportunities provide a better life for their families. and everyone wants opportunity and it shouldn't be police like

that. >> we also have reports of ice to 10 people in concord and attorney. public defender's offices. i showed up to the immigration court and detained 4 people sparking an impromptu protests. attorneys warn those who have an immigration court date should not avoid it. >> think that the tactics that they take yes, are unlawful. avoid giving people full due process. 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. nice to remove there for the 4 people that were detained here. their process is not over. >> ayes would not confirm or deny the concord arrests. >> meantime, governor newsom is still condemning president trump's move to send military into southern california in a virtual address last night, the governor said trump's immigration enforcement and recent response to the protest 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 about 5,000 troops to los angeles. governor newsom and the attorney general rob bonta. they have filed a lawsuit to block the deployments and a san francisco judge denied that request. but a hearing is still scheduled. so the matter isn't over that hearing is tomorrow. we'll let you know what happens. and the south bay, the san jose city council, actually approve mayor matt mahan controversial plan potentially arrest unhoused people if they rushed new shelter. yeah, they refused multiple times and then there will be action. this is part of his agenda aimed at reducing homelessness. kron four's will tran is live in san jose with

more. well. >> it basically they're saying area that we spend hundreds of millions of dollars. we are trying our best to get people off the streets into permanent shelter and it's been very difficult. so they've asked and soon they will tell you and force them to do it by way of a different kind of shelter jail. it's very controversial. a lot of people, including critics believe they are criminalizing homelessness. a lot of people want to move into shelters, but simply cannot. but according to the city, it is a done deal and should go into effect in a couple of months from now. of course, homelessness is a huge problem throughout the bay area throughout the state and san jose. they are trying their very best, especially in many hot pockets. they want to remove them to get them into permanent housing. take a look at your screen. the ordinance was passed yesterday and according to mayor, matt mahan, it will go into effect

in terms of penalties first and then ultimately jail time if it's not complied. now he says we cemented our commitments 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 makes sure people choose housing or treatment when it is available through our responsibility to shelter policy. as far as the policy are mention social worker will go out first time? they don't listen. they will get a ticket second time that ticket 3rd time, possibly jail time. but they're leaving it up to the social workers discretion to decide whether or not police officers will get involved. a lot of people say, sometimes they moved to shelters and then something happens and then they're back out on the streets. and unfortunately, by then, a lot of other things that they rely to live on the streets or in their rv's are gone. so a very controversial

plan nonetheless, but should start being enforced sometime in skews me july. we're on back to you. all right, andrea, thanks a lot. we'll and will you just mentioned rv's and san francisco mayor daniel lurie. >> is taking steps to crack down on rv encampment. the mayor just introduced legislation that would limit how long people can park their rv's. mayor lurie says that rv's are now affecting neighborhoods and posing a threat to safety in the public. so he's got a new plan is part of his breaking the cycle plan that would fine anyone who parks a large vehicle in one spot for more than 2 hours. advocates. however, almost advocates are speaking out against this because they say this measure would end up doing more harm than good. >> these are families that have kids in school in san francisco. these are 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 finds that the number of people living in cars has gone up. 37% from 2022. to 2024, they say. >> now they're about 1500 people who live in these vehicles. >> 2 years after closing their massive downtown store, nordstrom's. >> making a return to san francisco. the retailer opening a nordstrom's local to 1990, fillmore street in the packet neighborhood. the 1600 square foot space won't sell merchandise, but there are offers services like online order. pickup returns, alterations, even personal styling. the sanders is the planning department approve. that was last week. this is going to be the first nor storms local in the bay area and opening day has not been announced just yet. is a huge week for the san francisco unicorns, the cricket team we plan at a la coliseum 3 times in the next week. starting tomorrow. the team is kicking off this season planning into the washington freedom games. start at 6 tickets. 35 $1. this is going to be the first time cricket is it hosted at

the oakland coliseum. oakland mayor barbara lee and majorly cricket to host a joint presser talking about the upcoming season for that new team. it's today at 11, 30 this morning. the only sticky wicket is that you figure out what all these terms are before you go to games like what's going all right. ahead, we've got concerns from the community about how oakland >> is ensuring public services are funded with their new budget plan will take a closer look. >> meantime, cuts could be coming to the food assistance coming to the food assistance program there's a flex alert,

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>> it is 7.14, work outside the embarcadero. pretty windy start to this morning. in fact, last night was extremely windy, especially up through the car, keen us into the delta, you know, to set up in the north bay hills, too. so this morning by comparison has started to calm down, said think the second thing, you just how cloudy it is. it was at least calm in the skies yesterday for lake and mendocino counties. no thunderstorms up there. all that energy is a promise just shifted out towards the nevada border. and today will again bring calm skies to the bay area just a little bit breezy from time to time transporting that ocean. cool there. inland high pressure to the south, low to the north and we're stuck in the middle of these 2 competing forces. so nothing too hot and certainly nothing in the form of rainfall. just a seasonable and actually slightly cooler than average state today. if you are heading to the city today, bring the layers. it's going to be cool with highs in the 50's for most neighborhoods and a brisk wind 50's at the coastline and then 60's to 70's for almost everyone else.

today, a lot of us, even our inland areas just not hitting the 80's making today. the coolest one of the forecast, morgan hill, one of those few spots, little barely make the low 80's while livermore a nice comfortable. 75 spots like danville and san ramon only hitting the low 70's while oakland and berkeley at a cool 64 vacaville one year. only other spots that barely makes the low 80's santa rosa at 74 today. let's look ahead to next 7 days here. temperatures tomorrow on through saturday remaining in the 60's to 70's for your highs next week. temperatures lift and lift rather quickly rising into the 90's again inland by tuesday rated. all right. >> they bridge your 70 overt about 21 richmond center fell just short of 26 mile that golden gate bridge about 22 minutes. new for you this morning. a woman is suing costco after she says a liquor cabinet display feel on our and cause severe injuries.

court documents show the incident happened on march 22nd at the company santa rosa store documents say that she walking down an aisle front of a display county when it suddenly fell over on top of her. the lawsuit claims she suffered multiple injuries, including a traumatic brain injury. she's now seeking a total of 14 million dollars in damages. the lawsuit was initially filed with the alameda county superior court but was moved at the request from costco to federal court. happening today, a san francisco supervisor along with legal aid advocates and union leaders and a rally on the steps of city hall. they are protesting mayor daniel lurie's proposed 4.2 million dollar cut to civil legal aid which advocates say could push over 300 people into homelessness every year. open door legal ceo adrian true don t is going to start a hunger strike at that event. organizers say the cuts threaten critical eviction defense and also housing services for low-income residents. the rally starts and 9 this morning. >> 7.17, and it's time to talk for your money with jane king

live at the new york stock exchange. let's see what the business headlines are doing today. >> and the market hide darya. good morning. well, if you're working, you're probably worried about your job. glassdoor found 44% of american workers expressed a positive six-month outlook for their companies, which is the lowest reading in the survey's 10 year history. the downward trend began in march 2022. in coincide with the inflation going up and also the federal reserve watching that series of interest rate hikes. well, your favorite items from whole foods may not be on store shelves for a while. the food distributor called united natural foods supported the cyberattack that forced offline, according to an sec filing. the distributor says it impacted its ability to fulfill and distribute customer orders. a spokesperson for whole foods told usa today that the supermarket chain is working to we stock its shelves as quickly as possible. and it does apologize for any disruption to customers. now, if you're one of those people who use your phone for just about everything, apple users will soon be able to create a

digital id using their passport. an apple wallet when the new operating system rolls out this fall, a digital passports will be excepted at tsa checkpoints but only for domestic flights, not international and another cat. you cannot use the digital passport at the border. you still have to use a physical passport. there. well, if you're headed to the mall this week to pick up a father's day present, you are not alone. the national retail federation says a record 24 billion dollars will be spent on father's day gifts this year. by the way, father's day sunday, nra says consumers plan to spend just under $200 on average, which is about 10 bucks more then last year live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king back all right. thanks for watching. >> in the east bay, potential cuts to the food assistance program. snap has a lot of residents concerned. congress is debating 300 billion in cuts to snap benefits nationwide. people are concerned it could actually limit the amount of healthy foods local food banks can

offer. you can also strip away people from their jobs in addition to funding freezes that are already in place. >> 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 the-e cuts to snap happened. >> order to make up for the potential loss of funding, the food bank has launched a fundraising campaign this summer to try and bridge gap. 7.19, is the time. and as we've shown you, protests are continuing nationwide. and in los angeles about the >> immigration raids and president donald trump defended sending troops to los angeles washing correspondent in a son lot has the latest on that. >> and it ended. it has been electric. guy. >> all right. well, we just had a little trouble with that story but will continue because that's our big to story today is what's happening with the protests nationwide and here in the bay area. we also want to tell you

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settlement the decision has brought mixed fillings in the community and supporters. all that decision say the city finances and their confidential information. we're not secure under her leadership. however, those against that say they disagree with a call saying she did great work and that a repeat shuffle of city managers is concerning when deputy city manager tina come poor will take over into a new city manager is picked. 7.24 right now. and if you're thinking about hitting the unsubscribe link at the bottom in an email, cyber experts now are telling us think twice. they say that clicking on the unsubscribe can actually lead to a malicious website or it could tell whoever said that that this is an active email address. and so engage even further critical criminals can then use that and build a file. all the user and target them later in a scam. experts

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>> right now and starting off kind of like yesterday little grey, little just just in school. it turned out to be nice. looking for the same today, johnny, jenna, as we're looking at pretty nice day today, it is going to stay a little cloudier towards the coast and towards the bayshore. but if you've been really missing that cool feel and you are inland today is awesome break from the heat that i think you're going to be looking forward to areas like mount diablo really only in the 70's today this afternoon. that'll be a very nice pairing with that sunshine that are already geteing lot of the rest of us. not really seeing much of that kind of gray out there. june gloom definitely been a thing so far. this june last night it was wind especially for the north bay in excess of 40 miles per hour. still breezy this morning. temperatures currently are mostly in the 50's oakland at 54 degrees. san mateo and san francisco also at 54 petaluma at 53 later on today. daytime highs will be among the coolest that

we felt staying cloudy and cooler at the coast while just comfortable for our inland areas. all right. on that year-old out there, 19 on our bay bridge. well, your seven-day average about 23 minutes 30 on that richmond center fell ongoing gate bridge. 26 minutes 7.29. right now. and the protests continue across the nation here in california bay area and los angeles. >> because of the immigration raids that have been happening now, president donald trump actually defended sending troops to los angeles, our washington correspondent some lot has that story. >> a federal judge is considering whether to block president donald trump from sending the national guard into los angeles, california governor gavin newsom has blamed president trump for the escalating situation in l a earlier this week. the president ordered national guard and marines into that city. >> to mock crusie is under assault before our eyes. this moment we have fear has

arrived. california governor gavin newsom calls is 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 escalate it. 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 there. >> 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 protester. what's to come out? they will be met with very big forest. activist groups have more protests planned across the country this weekend. the homeland security secretary, kristi noem says the trump administration will continue its immigration raids and enforcement in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. >> all right. thank you, and during protests against ice raids last night oakland, people ended up losing a store and all caught on camera. the violence breaking out over that protest tuesday night. crawford's joey horta is live in alameda with the latest. joey? >> and guys, the oakland police officers association is now speaking out about this. we'll tell you what they're saying here in a moment. first, i want to show you those looters ransacking a shoe store. take a look. a large group of people racing up to this business here on

international last night. one of the suspects swinging what looks like a sledgehammer banging on a security door outside sheikhs. you store. they were spotted taking merchandise from inside and causing property damage. a group of police officers show up tackle and take at least one suspect into custody. we also spotted a car that went up into 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 la. >> city remains committed to protecting our immigrant neighbors. >> it's unacceptable. that happening. workplaces, school graduation. and even today in our immigration court. the militarized occupation of los angeles. >> well, here's what the president of the oakland

police officers association is saying this morning. quote, our city council and new mayor need to recognize that more police officers are needed now to protect the public who have let it be known that crime is their top concern. we need more officers now to help stem the violence and threat to public safety and quote for the police officers association also saying that a 7.11 on grand avenue was robbed 3 times in 24 hour period going into last night. they say that one of the clerks was robbed twice is a man in his 70's just trying to make a living. we've reached out to the mayor's office and opd for comment. we're waiting to hear back for now. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot, joey. and although governor newsom's emergency order has been denied several democratic members of the legislature are voicing their concerns and demands over ice raids happening across california. they want them to end. they say that the federal government is going too far.

>> federal government is acting like a dictatorship. it's not about justice. it's about fear. i have a father who was deported. so i know what it feels like. at that. your family separated. deals and diaz and cousins that are undocumented today. >> we have a statement from the director of ice about the raids that echoes the sentiment sentiment of some state republican lawmakers who say that sanctuary state policies are making the situation more dangerous here's what the ice director says in part that ice will continue to enforce our nation's immigration laws and arrest criminal illegal aliens. sanctuary politicians would do well to remember that impeding our efforts only endangers their communities. and you went on to say that they law enforcement officers and the detainees they claim to support. so we'll keep you posted. one ends up happening as a state is waiting for

governor newsom's request. we know that the request to block the garden marines was stopped. but there's another hearing on it tomorrow. so we'll let you know what happens. congress. they want to make sure the u.s. and all of the visitors remain safe during those major upcoming sporting events. we've got the >> 2026 fifa world cup and the 22 an a la olympic. yeah. and fifa matches are going to happen in san jose. our dc correspondent jessie turner takes a closer look. >> 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 really 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. legend 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 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 dollars for that in its version of the president's budget bill. but the senate is still debating it in washington. i'm jessi tenure. legal experts are urging immigrants and their family members to know their rights. >> as we've ice raids spark chaos and anxiety. immigration rights attorney julie mitchell advises if your approach but home i federal ages. you have a right to ask for a search warrant before you open any doors, make sure it's signed

by judge. if you're confronted in the right to remain silent and to speak to a lawyer. mitchell says if you are detain state com. >> so one of the issues that we're seeing now it's taking a long time for attorneys to get access to any of the individuals that have been detained. there's an ice locator online periodically gets updated that can help you identify which facility loved one may be detained at. and then you can look at the individual, the facility to what the visiting protocol is. and mitchell says if you see someone being detained, you can also take videos and photos of that happening and today there's going to be a budget hearing in oakland. they're trying to figure out how to solve the financial crisis they face without cutting essential services like. >> as you can see here, fire department services on tuesday, councilmember jim nani ramachandran revealed a set of proposed amendments for the 2025 to 27 budget. and the

ideas include adding over 10 million dollars to help keep the city's fire stations open and restore police services and ad civilian positions to the police department as well. ramachandran says that 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 >> oakland right now is facing 265 million dollar budget deficit in the south bay accusations of short staffing and negligent management at the san jose city-run animal shelter. this after an audit in november found some serious issues detailing of the conditions of the animals. the audit says the shelter and overcrowded conditions on kept kennels and there was

negligent care. a former employee told kron 4 that these issues haven't gotten any better and she fears that unless management is replaced, animals will die. >> i think my biggest problem is with leadership because with the audit, they knew that they needed to make serious improvements and they really haven't. i know even the mayor has said if you didn't see noticeable improvements, he would call for leadership to step down. and i think now is the time i think they need to go. >> the department of public works manages the animal shelter and they say that they're hoping to hire a new veterinarian soon to keep up with the weekend medical emergencies. >> another whale washed ashore in the bay area over the weekend. according to the marine mammal center, it's the 18th great will scientists have found the may very well was found saturday lands in because that location scientists have not yet been able to form and that crop see to determine how die while there have been 18 did very well this year. this one is the 6th in just the last 2

weeks, according to the calico, new signs of those 6, 2 of them died from possible boat strikes. and the coup is coming back to the town opens. orion cooler coming back to his home you call the just because re just that close senate event with a special cause will be joined by the air. rapper mistah fab. they'll pair there be a mental health and community gather for men. going to be june 18th, debbie laos of broadway street. you remember this past april cougar actually made a surprise appearance as oakland's grand lake theater. 4 senators a private school. and here, you know, he's really publicizing this therapy is about a mental health and >> like no shame in speaking to people and getting help. it's going to be wonderful. yeah. with mistah fab as cool some 41 right now and and east. a festival is back this summer. a lot of people enjoy lake fest. oakland and it's back at lake merritt. it's a

family-friendly event. they've got a it's a kind of entertainment is really rooted in the community. and there's so many creative things going on there. more than 200 local vendors will be there. they have activities. they have stages for the music. the festival is june. 21st 11:00am to 07:00pm. >> offensive. i find the rainbow flag offensive. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news vacaville residents don't want a pride proclamation.

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changes are coming to the iphone. the and 2025 developers conference ridge tomorrow was in cupertino and explains in today's rich on tech. >> apple's worldwide developers conference is where the company shows off. what's next. a preview of the software updates that will launch in the fall alongside new iphones. moving forward. apple software names will be tied to the year. so you'll see ios. 26 ipad os. 26 and watch os. 26. first up, a fresh new look called liquid glass. think smooth rounded corners and transparent layers. it will make its way across the entire lineup. i love that. it's clean, clear, very ascetic and cohesive across your apple ecosystem. apple spent the most time detailing what's new for iphone. >> but says the smarter ai-powered siri promised still needs more time with details the meantime, the phone app is

getting a combined screen for recent voicemail and favorites. >> and you'll now know why unknown numbers are calling before you pick up messages from unknown senders. also get better filtering. and if you're stuck on hold, iphone can listen for hold music and wait for you. the photos app is bringing back separate tabs for library and collections in reversal after users push back on the previous redesign. a live translation is now built into messages facetime and the phone app. apple says it's all done privately and on-device. this is going to be amazing connecting with family abroad or even with the business calls. i'm really excited for that. apple may be playing catch-up in ai, but it's adding smarter features across the board. >> for example, you can now take a screenshot and visually look up items on apple watch. there's a new ai enhanced workout buddy to motivate you. one of the biggest changes is coming to the ipad for the first time you'll be able to move and re size at windows, making the ipad feel more like

a desktop computer because here we finally have a computer like operating system. multitasking file system, all the things that people have been asking about. >> for ipads forever. finally, we're >> those big changes are coming to a wide range of ipads from the many to the pro. >> as for ios, 26, you'll need an iphone 11 or newer to run it or a recent model of the iphone se in cupertino. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> 47 and a look outside to show more cloud cover this morning. we've been so gray so much lately across the bay area, that's june in. this is june gloom. we are seeing a lot of that across the bay area from the bayshore to the coast. lot of inland areas are already starting under that sunshine, though. here's a little bit of good news for lake and mendocino county neighbors. you are calm yesterday after thunderstorms the day before all that energy

as well. shifted out towards nevada and today will remain that way. really? the only disruption to a pretty nice pattern is that strong wind that the north bay got yesterday into last night, especially breezy last night with 40 to 50 mile per hour gusts, high pressure ridge to the south low to the north. and we're just stuck somewhere in the middle. that does mean that we're not too hot, but also we're not getting any sort of rainfall. just a moderated forecast will be breezy from time to time. as we saw last night. temps today are going to be in the 50's for most of the city. really if you are heading to the city or to the coastline, breen, the jackets with you because we have some strong winds, especially towards the coast that will make for quite the brisk feel from time to time 60's to 70's acrost the rest of the bay and only a couple of spots barely hanging on to the low 80's. that brings areas like livermore down to the mid 70's that 76 degrees while dublin. only 71 oakland up to berkeley at 64. well, solano county, even fairfield

down into the upper 70's today. but the shed at 73. so definitely cooler than average for inland areas. and a nice break from the heat for inland spots, too. we stay fairly moderated through the weekend next week. the heat is back, though, after extended break from it. we got some 90's on the way by next tuesday. rated let's get your own. >> all your september. 24 richmond center 30 in the golden gate bridge. 30 minutes. caltrain is going to be suspended some of their service in san jose. the ridge work june 16th that starts. there's gonna be no train service between dear don and taming station for 8 months. agencies say they plan to replace or extend to bridge crossings right near the one of the river. free bus service will be provided between stations as starts at 05:30am. in so weekdays 06:35am. on weekends now. service to the diridon station won't be affected. service is expected to come back around february of next year. that will city council. they're going to be

issued a pride proclamation. but the meeting to get to that decision was very tense. the mayor actually refused to sign the pride proclamation say is not in line with city policy. the city council put that issue on last night's agenda. they try to decide if the vice mayor could sign it. public comments got heated. >> by the offensive. i find the rainbow flag offensive. veterans have a day the single day. what >> lgbtq community do deserve a month ago. it's amazing to see. >> pride proclamations. it makes us feel confident that we're not going to be hurt. >> while we spoke to the mayor vacaville about why he didn't want to sign a proclamation. >> it is becoming a divisive issue and it does not mean that we don't care for everyone who lives here to live freely and to be protective of their rights. it simply means the city as a government does not need to be

the advocate for a movement. >> she you've actually have passed a 4 to 3 vote. >> 7.50, right now and a popular gathering spot in san francisco's mission district is cleaning up. >> after being vandalized monday night. you can see the window of manny's cafe. it was smashed in when a big group of anti ice protesters marched through the mission in this case, though he has nothing do ice and they were targeting hand. they actually vandalized his business with anti semitic, graffiti directed towards the owners, jewish background. and the owner says in addition clean up yes, to deal with the mixed emotions of that. >> you know, a piece of person i fully support. he reason behind the protests. i was at one of the protests earlier in the day yesterday. so its sad because i feel like the anger that's directed at my business is misplaced. i love san francisco like i came here

with nothing in this city has given me everything. and in moments like this morning, i feel. like maybe. >> i'm belong here. it may be. i don't i shouldn't be here. like maybe it's not safe for me to be here. >> those 2 things live together in my heart right now. >> hear how conflicted he is over that and we appreciate him being so honest about how hard this has been. the community has been pitching in to help with the repairs. there's a gofundme that so far raised $103,000. >> meanwhile, nearly 100 people were detained. this is all monday night after a small group broke away from that main protests started causing some problems. they are. daniel lurie says that despite the vandalism and violence that happened, he thinks that protests were fairly calm 1000 protesters angered by recent actions by ice. they marched to the mission. this is a or city hall. the times the police department says that around 10:00pm monday, some of the crowd started causing

problems, including vandalizing nearby businesses. police say that's when the trouble started. they to clear the assembly, unlawful. they detained roughly 92 people for that knowledge to force in the process. >> that you do right now, let's baseball. the giants in colorado taken on the rockies. they're looking to make it 6 wins in a row. kron 4 sports director scott reese's. all those 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 makes 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 went down by 3 or more runs. that is the most in baseball. that's it for sports. have a great day. >> it is 7.53 in coming up on the kron 4 morning news. google is offering employees buyouts. we'

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