iran's capital hitting a nuclear site and killing several top military officials. plus, the national guard will stay in los angeles for now after an appeals court weighs in. >> for do. and senator alex padilla, i have a question the secretary. >> and senator padilla speaking out now after he was thrown to the ground and handcuffed by fbi agents. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> it said. and thanks for waking up with us on a friday and daria and i'm james. we're going to start this hour with a check of weather traffic before we get to all those headlines. >> it cool this morning. was little breezy out there. lets you were in for today. high john, another breezy morning as per the course we've been seeing this cool winds sweeping in from the coastline. >> each of the past few days. and that has helped to keep

temperatures very moderated. definitely cool during the morning. still forget that extra layer for now got that blanket of low-grade above sfo. if you have weekend travel plans, check your flight status. we do have a little interruption to visibility. but right above the airport itself, you are seeing some cloud cover sitting right there in the bay that had pushed in overnight last night. but burn-off actually relatively quickly this morning, temperatures are hanging out currently in the 50's for most areas, hayward and fremont at 53 degrees each same in oakland while petaluma and santa rosa ball to 51 couple spots dropping as low as the 40's today. another very pleasant feel and very familiar, almost identical to yesterday, mostly in the 60's to 70's, right? all right. on the that we have another medical emergency on bart. so >> there's no service between downtown berkeley and richmond. we had one yesterday and it seemed like different location. but again, they are providing bus bridge. ac transit is doing that. 13 minutes on our bay bridge this

morning. if you're headed into the city right now, 14 on that san mateo bridge it was ever felt little busier, 18 and at golden gate bridge 20 minutes during. james, back to you. thank you. reyna at 701, in the breaking news is u.s. airstrike. israel launched airstrikes overnight. any ron, they targeted that country's nuclear sites and they killed at least 2 top military officers around the world. obviously bracing for what the retaliation will be from iran. we're going to begin our coverage with our washington correspondent in a sim walk with the latest from dc. >> israel has been concerned that iran is close to building a nuclear weapon. and on thursday, the international nuclear watchdog said >> iran was not cooperating with inspectors. now, the u.s. was concerned that israel may strike iran and urged all non-essential personnel to get out of the region. fighter jets take off under the dark of night. an israeli military video in tehran. security cameras show the impact of

israeli air strikes on iran's capital city. >> we struck at the heart of iran's nuclear weaponization program. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu defended the military strikes in english. he says their preemptive strikes targeting iran's nuclear program if not stopped. >> iran could produce a nuclear weapon in a very short time. iran confirmed top military generals and nuclear scientists were killed, residential buildings in tehran or damage to you need that through state media, iran supreme leader vowed israel will face severe punishment. president donald trump who was on the south lawn as strikes began, has been working on a deal to stop iran from developing a nuclear weapon. he encouraged israel not to strike earlier thursday that i want them going in because i it would. >> well, it might help, but actually, but it. also could blow it. secretary of state marco rubio released a statement after the air strikes.

>> it says we are not involved in strikes against iran. and our top priority is protecting american forces in the region. the secretary added iran should not target u.s. interests or personnel. the israeli military said iran responded with 100 drones aimed at israel. now the u.s. emphasized in no uncertain terms in that statement, we are not involved in strikes against iran. they warned iran not to retaliate against u.s. interests. the u.s. still has nuclear talks scheduled with iran this weekend in washington. i'm today some lot back to you. and this just into kron 4, the united states is shifting. >> military resources now to the middle east. the ap reports the u.s. department of defense is sending 2 warships to the middle east. this comes as the u.s. is bracing for possible retaliatory attacks by too, rog. >> well, the san francisco judge's ruling to return control of the national guard

to the governor is now temporarily blocked after an appeal from the white house for joey horta is in the newsroom with details. joey guys right now, this decision from the appeals court means that the president is still in control of the california national guard. and that means the trump administration can keep using the troops to support immigration raids in la, at least for now. federal appeals court temporarily lifted a judge's order thursday ruling trump's deployment of the national guard is illegal. the ruling from the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals came down just hours after judge charles breyer in a san francisco courtroom ordered the president to return control to the troops of the troops, rather to the governor by this afternoon. here's part of newsom's reaction to the appeal while in san francisco last night. this weekend. >> there will be millions and millions of americans rightfully expressing their outrage, their constitutionally protected right to assemble and free speech peacefully expressing

that all across this country. i pray that's the case. >> california attorney general rob bonta's office calling the pause on the ruling unnecessary and unwarranted as well. the white house argues, though the troops are needed to protect federal buildings and personnel. but judge breyer says president failed to issue his order through newsom, which the law requires and this violates the 10th amendment. that ruling does not include the marines because they have not hit the streets yet. the court is set to hold its next hearing on this on tuesday. guys, back to thank you, joey. >> no, i'm ok for people who are wondering how i'm doing. i'm okay with it. >> well, that was senator alex padilla sharing in that video message that he's doing okay after he was forcibly removed from a press briefing and handcuffed in la on thursday. >> the democratic senator who represents california was

trying to ask a question to homeland security secretary kristi noem and inside a los angeles fellow building yesterday morning is when this happening was pushed to the ground and handcuffed. yeah. >> the entire ordeal, as you can see, there was caught on video. it's since gone viral. that video message that posted and you saw portion of he posted last night. he says what happened to him in la should raise alarms over the state of our country. >> what are they doing to a lot of the folks that are out there when the cameras are not not the dangers? well, incredibles that they say they're targeting. i have a vision with that. about all the other ways. god fighting entire community immigrants who are so key to our economy and so valued in our communities. i think the farm workers out. started a couple days ago over a subject of the rate. i think of the people that car was his the daily numbers trying to earn a

living can help provide for their families. i think of cooks another restaurant workers. i like for 40 years. that's how he put food the table. but now they're being traumatized and terrorized because of tactics. the department of homeland security under the trump administration. >> and reaction is pouring in over what happened. governor newsom calls it disgraceful. yeah. we've got kron four's dan kerman. he also has reaction from democrats and republicans. thursday morning, california, u.s. senator alex padilla was pushed to the ground and handcuffed by federal officers. i have it happened after he began asking homeland security secretary kristi noem. a question during a news conference at the los angeles federal building. i want to say thank you to every single person for senator, alex padilla. i have a question for the secretary because the fact of the matter because the fact of the matter half a violent criminals that

>> despite identifying himself, padilla was then forced out of the room, pushed to the ground and handcuffed. if this is how the department of homeland security response to a senator with a question you can only imagine. what they're doing. to family. 2 cups. today. labor a los angeles community and throughout california and throughout the country. >> padilla made those comments after being released by federal officers and his democratic colleagues were quick to come to his defense. >> what is becoming of our democracy? are there are no limits to what this administration will do. is there no line they will not cross? >> it's so shocking that you just think this can't be happening in the united states of americi. i have never seen anything like this before in my life. and as i

>> when i move to adjourn, the house tonight that as a combat veteran, not only of my fearful of what these guys are i'm demanding that this congress, both sides of the aisle screw up the courage to address this issue. >> while responses came from across the aisle. it was not the condemnation heard from democrats and members go into the settings and act this way when they push law enforcement agents around when the storm cabinet secretaries in a press conference, i think it is wildly inappropriate behavior and i think it sets a terrible message and tone for the rest the country. if you're attacking the secretary of homeland being aggressive and you're fighting with police officers yet you're gonna get senator alex padilla and despite this video showing pda identifying himself. >> the department of homeland security says senator padilla chose disrespectful political theater. >> and interrupted a live press conference without identifying himself or having his senate security pin on as he lunged toward secretary noem mr. padilla was told

repeatedly to back away and did not comply with officer's repeated commands. secret service thought he was an attacker and officers acted appropriately later in the day. told a los angeles television station she had a great conversation with padilla after the incident. padilla has not confirmed whether that conversation actually took place or whether it was great. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 7.10, right now. still ahead on kron morning news to human rights. speakers invited to the %ay area for the middle east. they were detained for hours at sfo as we reported live yesterday. and now. >> they've been sent back to jordan will have more local reaction. and a deadly car chase is raising new questions now about how highway patrol officers should conduct pursuits will see why activists are calling on the activists are calling on the chp

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>> it is 7.13, let's get a look outside at some of that cloud cover that we are seeing out there this morning. you can see from san francisco that it is very fogged in this morning. clouds pushing in from the coastline on to our inland areas. and today's daytime highs are going to be affected by that cool ocean air keeping us nice and mild as we've seen so much lately. if you're heading to the sierra this weekend, good news for you. 0 chance of thunderstorms ahead for the weekend and really into next week to last weekend brought a lot of that. so this a pretty noticeable change if you are heading to the mountains, low-pressure going to be steering right past us over

the coming days. and as that happens, this westerly is going to be kicked up, keeping things moderated for a few more days. next week, though, high pressure really builds in and with the forecast dominated by the high pressure ridge, we are going to see temperatures lifting fairly quickly, especially on into next wednesday. temperatures right now are going to be in the 60's this afternoon and at the coastline, some 50's in the mix. temperatures along the bay shore. it 60's to 70's for you, burlingame at 64 while san carlos in redwood city, both at 71 south bay temps, mid 70's to low 80's that are very warmest 80's for just a few spots today. much like yesterday, much like today before it. that's a little bit cooler than where we're spending a lot of time lately. so that just adds to an enjoyable feel, especially for those inland areas. now, the weekend ahead, i'm sure a lot of us have big plans. it is father's day weekend. good news for you. heading to the mountains or just staying here in the day. all of us looking good. 60 70's to 80's at the warmest next week is when the heat is on, especially come the middle next week.

>> no service between downtown berkeley enrichment because of that medical emergency. i'm also seeing some issues in delays on the red line as well because of that ac transit. however, they're providing a bus bridge between that downtown berkeley and richmond location. not sure how long that medical emergency is going to last. keep that in mind. if you are taking that route on bark 13 honor of a bridge with no ax. as we did have a stalled out vehicle near the toll plaza 13 along our san mateo bridge, checking on things in the south bay. wow. look at that grain. 34 minutes 85 to menlo park to 82. 37, you're still looking great. and the east bay. we're checking on you, cilantro down to 37 just under 30 minutcs or is was back to you. >> randi, thank you very much. 7.16 is the time people continue to gather outside the concord immigration court after tensions this week following ice arrests, protesters say they are standing there in solidarity with the demonstrators in la

pushing back against aggressive immigration enforcement policies. this comes after tuesday's incident where tensions ran high as ice detained for asylum seekers. who were there at immigration court in concord to show up for their hearing. but on thursday, activity remained quiet throughout the day. >> i am here to support you know, my friends and neighbors who may be immigrants have volunteers sitting in the court rooms as well. >> but attorneys are reminding immigrants to go to court with an attorney, never signed anything you don't understand and make sure you request a virtual hearing if it's possible. >> i pray every night that i wake up tomorrow and this is just a nightmare. but unfortunately, it's not. the reality. >> that was the wife of a livermore man who was taken by ice describing her current reality right now where she says her husband, miguel

lopez, was arrested outside of an immigration court while he was there for a standard hearing on may 27th about a week later in the middle of the night, miguel was deported to tijuana. the gulls wife, rosa says the ice agents confiscated his passport and other vital documents. in fact, she's had to travel to mexico with his birth certificate so she could have at least some form of id for him. she doesn't understand how he was sent to mexico without seeing a judge. family lawyer is working right now to try and get his passport and other papers back from immigration and they're trying to secure a way for him to come back to the united states. >> he have filed for a tro, which is like a temporary restraining order for him to stay in the u.s.. and that was approved. but he was already. out of the country. so may because they knew he have a lawyer and his lawyer was movie trying to, you know, keep him in the u.s.. i don't know because he what he said. he didn't even sign of deportation. he was just removed from the u.s..

>> will rosa is appreciative of the community support so far, but she says she's trying to come to terms with the reality. she may have to come back home without him. >> 7.18, for your money this morning. the place need to rise as the summer is heating up. and so far, car prices are holding steady. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories and more. hi, jane. >> hi, good morning. so if you're shopping for a new car, you might want to act now before tariffs, push prices higher. sticker prices are still hovering near pre-term levels because many of the models on dealer lots were built before the new rules took effect. so automotive the average transaction price for new vehicle was just under $49,000. and that was virtually unchanged from april. well, we just got fresh readings this week on inflation and it continues to show ground beef prices are rising data from the bureau of labor statistics shows the average price of ground be prepared was $5.33. in may of

last year. but this year it's up more than 12%. and just above $6, a production continues to decline. and last month, the ag department close to port along the southern border halting imports of live cattle and bison due to the rapid spread of the parasite. well, the senate unveiled its proposal to overhaul education in the big spending bill. so the senate version doubles down on some of the house proposals, including condensing income-driven repayment plans that also propose new caps on loans for parents and grad students and supporters say it fixes the broken higher education system and it prioritizes student success and interest americans have skills too compete in the 21st century economy. well, krispy kreme is offering a dozen doughnuts for $0.13 today. you do have to buy your first. doesn't know full price for that. but you get the second one for $0.13. and then also for krispy kreme rewards members until june 20th, they can get a dozen original glazed doughnuts for 10 bucks.

you need a sugar fix credit 13. there you go. live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king back to you thanks. all right. thanks a lot. j. >> 7.20, is the time. some buildings in san francisco are boarded up ahead of this weekend's expected protests. this is a bank on montgomery street in the financial district. thousands of people are expected to gather tomorrow for what they're calling. no kings demonstrations will be happening across the bay area and across the country. it's a direct response to president trump's request for a military birthday parade. he plans to celebrate that in washington, d.c., protest organizers say they want to draw contrasts between trump's birthday and the 200 50th anniversary of the u.s. army. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a rash of car break-ins reported in a north bay city. we'll tell you how police are responding and how you can. >> prevent from being a victim yourself. and expanding access to childcare in the east how funds in alameda county are funds in alameda county are expected to be used.

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♪♪ ♪ i like it like that ♪ back at 7.24. alameda county leaders have approved funding now aimed at expanding access to child care in the community. >> so the board of supervisors unanimously voted this week to distribute funds for measure c which puts nearly a billion dollars towards early-childhood education classes. the money will be given out through first 5 alameda county. it's a nonprofit that supports comprehensive systems for early childhood care. the money will go to resources like childcare, vouchers and technology is well as grants

to recruit and retain early childhood educators. in other developing news this morning, a popular online services, including spotify and discord have experienced major disruptions. they did yesterday anyway, due to ongoing issues with google cloud outages peaked at about 3 in the afternoon eastern time with 10's of thousands of users affected worldwide. google says it identified the root cause and has begun mitigation procedures but offered no timeline for a full recovery. the incident impacted users in the u.s. and abroad. google cloud hosting a lot of key platforms and reported more than 43 billion in revenue last year. >> the alameda food got a big lift this week. literally thanks to a helping hand from the u.s. coast guard in a social media post. the foodbank shared air coast guard besties and how they stepped in help move some heavy warehouse. rex from their old building to their new building. more than 90% of

the racks are being reused. so that's sustainable and it helps obviously with already using something they have. don't have to buy any new rex. the food bank praise the coast guard for always being there to lend a helping hand. santa clara county officials has upper have approved a budget. it's about 3.7 billion dollars for the 2025. 26 fiscal year and it emphasizes safety net services amid the uncertainty surrounding the potential cuts of congress for medicaid, medicare and other food assistance programs as it stands now, the federal government provides nearly a 3rd the county's revenue, the budget also reflects a continued focus on community needs currently under threat by the administration. for example, behavioral health initiatives and lgbtq+ support. >> we're going to take a break here at 7.26. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news when the temperatures rise. so

this crime in oakland, at least that's what police are saying. talk more about how they plan to protect the public this summer.

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>> 79 right now, a little chilly little gray out there, but it won't stay that way. all y weeke of sunshine to enjoy just a few clouds in the morning to get through john who needs mornings in ways. we're busy doing other stuff. so it's the afternoon that we got to count on and we got this and we got the comfortable weather this morning. just get ready to work and then head out the door with a little bit of this. you're mount tam camera showing that blanket of gray that at this point certainly

no surprise. we have seen that about each and every morning the past month. so far. and we will see a little bit more of that over the next few hours afternoon hours. don't worry. it's going to be nice and clear. even a little clear out towards the coastline this afternoon. temperatures right now is in the 50's oakland, 53. same in hayward, brentwood. you're right at 60 degrees with sonoma and say only that in the upper 40's. later today. we will start to see temperatures climbing already into the 60's by 11:00am 60's and 70's for your lunch break today and a few 80's for this to inland this afternoon. all right. something that still keeping a close eye on that barred alert. a medical emergency. >> and so there is service between downtown berkeley and richmond right now they are providing a bus bridge for you. if you do need to get to that next station over our bridges right now about 12 on the bay bridge. so we're still seeing final like conditions out there, 14 on sam, a tale. well, you're rich was a refill, the busiest at 18, all about it. golden gate bridge at 22 minutes during back to you.

>> thank you very much. it is 7.30. the breaking news this half hour coming to us from the middle east. iran's supreme leader now warning israel to brace for, quote, severe punishment after launching a massive series of strikes. so those strikes targeted nuclear and missile facilities killing iran's top 3 generals. israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu is calling this attack rising lion saying the purpose was to damage the iranian nuclear program. iran retaliated overnight launching more than 100 drones to israel, which according to israel, they intercepted those drones outside of israeli airspace. u.s. secretary of state marco rubio says the u.s. was not involved in the airstrike. president trump is expected to hold an emergency cabinet meeting this morning. the u.s. is also shifting some military resources to the middle east in response, the associated press reporting, in fact, that the department of defense is sending 2 warships to the middle east. we'll have more on this breaking and developing story with a report

from washington coming up at the top of the hour. well, to human rights, speakers from the middle east were sent back to jordan after they were detained at sfo for more than 24 hours. we brought you this story right here on the kron. 4 morning news as breaking news yesterday. this was the scene that played out at sfo and their international terminal as people rally to call for the release of the 2 men who are being detained somewhere inside the airport, according to the bay area office of the council american islamic relations, cair for short, both men landed at sfo yesterday with valid visas. they have been invited to speak at churches and synagogues here to promote peace. but the u.s. customs and border protection office detain them upon their arrival. the bay area advocate who was working with both men says he's appalled by what happened. >> these are totally peace, loving people. they're family men. they are here for 2 weeks to raise awareness and to raise money for this summer

camp. they run for their children. >> well, this is the statement from san francisco supervisor belong mood. it reads, quote, what we witnessed is an unprecedented suppression of speech. a targeted attack on those working toward peace and justice. this overreach to deport peace activists sets a dangerous precedent for the direction of our nation. end quote. >> it's 7.32 and a man accused of killing a pregnant woman in napa is now and char at facing charges in in custody. his name is ernie victor solis. and he was arrested monday night for the murder of 33 year-old hailey privett, who was pregnant with twins. she was found dead sunday morning on dale drive. police have not yet given details about the relationship or motive. solis is being held without bail facing the possibility of prison life in prison if he's convicted. san jose man faces

charges after he was in a crash that left a motorcyclist with major injuries. this happenedondaon fruitvale avenue in sa jose. the car that he was driving and he made an illegal turn and hit a motorcyclist and then took off. the driver was later arrested. they say his name is misael. laura of the motorcyclist was suffered. severe injuries. he is paralyzed. well, 7.34 is the time we've got some new video from the chp showing officers chasing that 18 year-old driver who ended up hitting. >> and killing a beloved oakland teacher last month. yeah, it was just moments before he lost control of the car and then hit the teacher who was on the sidewalk. and last night, community members demanded. >> that the oakland police do what they say they do with the current chase policy, which is that they only have a pursuit when the suspect is posing an

immediate danger to others. now the chief is asking for the police commission to loosen those restrictions. >> cropper sara stinson takes a look. as long as these persons happen, people people's lives are in danger. oakland has the current policy for a reason. >> because for years our community members advocated for our streets to be safer. >> oakland community members speaking out thursday night at the police commission meeting against reducing limitations on high-speed pursuits under the current policy, police can only go after suspects putting others in danger but can't go more than 50 miles per hour on residential streets. police chief floyd mitchell asked the commission to relax the policy back in may. this discussion now happening 2 weeks after councilman high school teacher dr marvin boomer was killed in the aftermath of a chp chase in an oakland neighborhood. the fact that he floyd did not immediately rescind his ask for shifts in the police, pursue policy, tells me

everything i need to know about cat brooks with the anti-police terror project calling on the police commission to uphold the current policy and to demand that the california highway patrol is going to be here, that they have to follow hp released aerial video of the pursuit showing the 18 year-old driver eric hernandez. garcia speeding through city streets to evade officers. chp says at times he was hitting 100 miles per hour. he crashed twice once into a minivan and then again into a tree and fire hydrant that hit boomer and his partner. well, chp says they canceled the pursuit within minutes. brooks says they are still responsible, reckless. it was irresponsible and it was unnecessary. the police commission is in the beginning stages of considering any changes to the pursuit policy. a few commissioners gave their opinion. we must respond with urgency to ensure that dr boomers passing serves as a catalyst for meaningful

change. although this is extremely unfortunate. >> i do think that suits are necessary. the commission chair says the policy change is up to the chief, but the commission can reject or accept any changes. he proposes. >> he says the plan is to review the pursuit policy in the coming weeks and vote in the second week of july. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. >> 7.36 is the time oakland chief of police chief floyd mitchell says that his department is preparing for what they expect to be a busy summer. this is protests of federal immigration enforcement policies and oakland continue. and they're also planning to raise security for oakland's juneteenth celebrations. the department is going to be collaborating with the chp local law enforcement and the u.s. marshals as part of their safety plan. more officers will also be put on the cease-fire division, which focuses on people in groups at the highest risk of gun violence. >> we have to work together to change that narrative. >> that has plagued our to our

town for too long open for just everyone to join us in this effort and reporting criminal activity being a good witness. >> last year, 16 people were shot during an illegal sideshow at lake merritt. it broke out after a peaceful juneteenth event attended by about 5,000 people this year. police say visitors attending the planned celebration should expect several road closures and more police on patrol. >> some 37 and the police have noticed an increase in burglaries of cars in sausalito. people breaking into cars looking for good stuff because a lot of tourists are there this time of year. so police are warning the community be vigilant. they seen 10 of cars be hit and stuff stolen within the past couple of lieutenant brian mather says this typically happens during the summer months because more tourists are in town. >> rental cars typically rented by people on vacation and people in vacation bring a lot of acts with them and so long. so they're looking for the backpacks to contain

laptops, electronics, expensive necklaces, and watches in those type of things. >> so that don't leave stuff like that in your car, which of course, is hard if your insurance, because where you leave it. but he says these rental cars are easy to spot. they typically have a barcode so that could the crooks know that? and actually, he says while they have seen the burglars increased the last couple of weeks overall for the year, burglaries of cars are down. >> 7.38 is the time the newsom administration is suing president trump after he signed legislation to block california's ban on the sale of gas-powered cars by the year 2035. that legislation to stop this ban was authored by rockland representative kevin kiley, who says the governor's proposed ban is government overreach. >> we have restored the right of californians to drive the car of their choice rather than have that choice dictated to them by the government. i think this is and a big step

forward for california. >> well, proponents of the governor's ban, though, say the u.s. won't be competitive with china or others in the race for 0 emission dominance. it's bad for our health because sending the standards for cleaner cars. >> and cleaner trucks will mean more asthma for more air pollution and more premature deaths. thousands of californians die every year from air pollution. >> well, this is california's 26 lawsuit against the trump administration since he took office. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie has signed off on new legislation to boost the city's downtown area. and phillip, the empty office space with homes, the board of supervisor unanimously passed the legislation that will incentivize converting office space into homes. analysts say that 50 properties downtown could be turned into 4,000

housing units. the mayor says this type of revitalization is key to the city's comeback. >> well, most people are hoping to retire at the age of 65. but tell that to this gentleman, who's about to turn 95 this weekend. he still going strong. >> so and here's my of the painted ladies of san francisco. >> was >> that's pretty good it. yeah, that's whose art is being auctioned off tomorrow with the city's caldwell snyder gallery in union square. he's had a whole lot going on in his life from running rochester, big tall, which is immense store in downtown san francisco. he was part owner of this after-school giants. he was close to the great willie mays and even painted one of may's great moments on the field. all proceeds from the auction, by the way, will go towards the institute on aging, which helps bay area seniors and their families. we're going to take a break. it is 7.41.

>> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news soccer fans. listen up. the u.s. men's soccer team is preparing for the gold cup this weekend in san jose. we'll catch you up on everything. we're going hands-on with the latest new features coming soon to the iphone, like call screening iphone, like call screening and message backgrounds.

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>> 44 and this week apple showed off their big updates at their developers conference, including updates to the idea we've got rich demero with a hands-on experience in cupertino in today's rich on tech.

>> surprise the next generation of apple software won't be called ios 19. instead, its ios. 26. >> apple is changing the way it names its update. i got to go hands-on with the new software before it's available to the general public. >> liquid glass. that's a design mantra for the next generation of apple software. but i think it will be a pretty significant certainly what's visually credibly compelling thing clear, clean, smooth any transparent. likes the world on fire. but it's certainly confirms apple's obsession with a look and feel with design attribute i got to go hands-on with the new software at apple headquarters in cupertino. you'll see the new look across iphone apple watch max and the ipad, which is getting an operating system that works more like a computer. you can now resigns app windows have multiple apps

open at once and even access a menu bar at the top of the screen on the mac. i saw new options like transparent icons and colorful folders with emojis live activities from the iphone now appear on the mac along with a fully functional phone app. uses an i phone's cellular connection. apple watch is getting an ai workout, buddy that motivates you in real time. one hand and wrist flick to dismiss notifications and returned to the home screen into handy. new features flight tracking. if you tap a flight number and your texts and instant conversions. if you tap a measurement, if you record your name reason for calling all see if this person is account but the iphone is getting the most attention. check out that transparent home screen. the camera app is now simpler. just photo and video modes front and center. and you can now transformed pictures in a tap to spatial photos that seem to pop off

your screen. but the future with the most daily impact might be call screening when unknown number i will ask who it and show you their response on the lock screen. only then does your phone rain giving you the choice to pick up or ignore? apple's new software launches this fall alongside the next iphones. but if you're curious, there will be a public beta available in july. >> i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >> 7.47 beautiful view about blow to get this morning started nice. sunny skies out that direction. lot of the rest of us absolutely. under that low grade much as we've seen every single day this week starting with the gray ending with a solid to subside. >> we'll get a little more sun out towards the coast today. big question for those of you heading up to the sierra for father's day weekend. what is the forecast up there? well, last weekend you'll remember we had pretty widespread thunderstorm activity. none of that this time around today,

tomorrow through sunday, even into monday of next week. it all looks crystal clear. so great weekend for heading up to the mountains. high pressure ridge still to the south and east of us. but this low is still really the dominant force resulting that strong westerly and actually gliding right over us into the weekend. ahead. not really doing much aside from moderating temps next week, we will see high pressure building in more and that will contribute to what is officially the end of this steady, mild trend that we've been in all month. 60's for your highs in the city today. some 50's at the coast. you will see peaks of sun at the coast today, though, which is kind of a change from where you have been 60's to 70's for your daytime highs along the bay shore, seeing carlos in redwood city, both at 71 south bay temperatures really comfortable in san jose up to milpitas in the mid 70's. well, morgan hill warming, 83 70's continue from fremont to union city out into the tri valley all the way up through walnut creek. a few 80's returning from concord, pittsburgh got to antioch as

well as up into solano county while 70's when out napa, sonoma and santa rosa tomorrow through sunday, even into monday. pretty similar as to what today's offering up. so good father's day forecast, brief heat spike into the middle of next week. that will bring some of us anyways are first 90's of the month. so far right now. >> update for you on service has now resumed between berkeley and richmond. but there's still a major delays. remember the its top service between those locations are providing ac transit. now it's back up and running. but it's running slow. so major delay. keep that in mind, making a little progress 13 on our bay bridge and no major accidents or delays. well, that richmond center fell down from 19 to 15 minutes checking on those highways. 24 wannacry to find 12 minute. still a lot of green out there in antioch in to conquer. 24 minutes. kirker pass road. you could hop on that. but it's not so bad that you can't wait in gary. james, back to you. thanks a lot. it

is 7.49 and new this morning, the national women's soccer league has just announced paypal park in san jose is going to host the 2025 nwsl championship. the title match is going to be saturday november 22nd and it will air live in prime time at 05:00pm on cbs and it will be streaming on paramount. plus home to bay fc and the san jose quakes, paypal park seats about 18,000 and has hosted many major soccer event since it opened. league officials say the bay area's deep soccer route and growing fan base are what make this an ideal stage for this championship. tickets go on sale in august. >> well, and it more soccer news. the gold cup is coming to san jose with the u.s. men's national team arriving in the bay area yesterday ahead of sunday's gold cup opener against trinidad, tobago out at paypal park. now the team held a training session at stanford as they look to bounce back from

tuesday's for nil last us, which one it was a friendly in nashville. but the u.s. has now dropped 4 matches in a row. so they are looking for a fresh start on sunday. >> i think ultimately it's flushing our system from what happened in nashville, making sure that, you know, that's a building block. it's over and done with. let's take what we can from it and then flushed and start fresh and start ready for this new competition where we've had success in the past and hopefully some confidence in a >> kickoff is set for 03:00pm on sunday and there are more gold cup matches taking place at paypal park. by the way, june 17th. you've got carousel taking on el salvador, june 20th, jamaica versus guadalupe. and then lastly on june 24th you've under us versus curacao. there will also be a semifinals match at levi stadium on july. 2nd. well, authorities in miami-dade county have apparently issued an arrest warrant for former nfl wide receiver antonio brown on a charge of attempted murder. so

that charge stems from a shooting at a celebrity boxing event back in may. video appears to show brown involved in a fight before then running off with a gun followed by gunfire. reported victim later told police that brown opened fire on them according to tmz and e and espn. that warrant includes a $10,000 bond. house arrest all pending a trial. brown has not yet commented on these allegations or turn himself in. >> let's head baseball. the giants looking to sweep the rockies and extend their winning streak against the worst team in baseball. fortunately, the rockies didn't get that memo. we've got kron. 4 sports director scott agrees with the recap. >> good morning, everybody. what a wave of positivity. the giants were writing 7 straight wins. the last 2 va, huge comebacks. >> one more game against the worst team in baseball. a big early lead. >> and then the wave came crashing down. >> getaway day in giants.

rocky second inning. it is one nothing. san francisco logan porter, the new guy in the singles home dame smith and makes it 2 nothing giants. same inning heliot ramos. a base incomes. incomes porter. it's far to lead. 5th inning. it's 4 to end the other new guy. don smith going upstairs, a three-run shot sent in a 7 to lead against the rockies. what could possibly go wrong in the 9th at 7, 5 bases loaded one out. great and all the 3rd casey schmitt dog could have been a game ending. double play instead. >> they get nobody out. sam hilliard scores to make it. 76 2 batters later. randy rodriguez, one strike away from closing it out. orlando rcs singles home repair the rockies. avoid the sweep 8, 7, yeah. that one stings. all right. jenna sense. that's it for sports. >> have a great day.

>> 73. and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some breaking news the trump administration is sharing the medical data of undocumented immigrants california to deportation officials stick with us and we'll have the very latest developments on this in our 8 o'clock

>> put back. >> happening today, it's time the alameda county fair is kicking off and they have a fireworks show to open which is awesome. a drone show. >> which understand it's been better than fireworks now like it takes over, there's no fire risk or anything. yeah, the fair runs today through july

6. they've got concerts and movies and of course, food and why do we say animals? because that used to be deal? you know, that's what fares well about peace on the counter. all right, the time now, 76. and we do want to mindou of what we're doing every thuray toughout the whole month of june. i hope you haven't missed our specials on pride because we've got the big one culminating on june. 26 hosted by our own john travel and rob nesbitt that 6, 6, 30. all right. going to take a quick break. up next to date, israeli drone strike hitting iranian nuclear sites. we're gonna have the latest on that. >> plus, an escalating legal battle. the national guard will stay in la for now. we'll explain why. and a california senator thrown to the ground by the fright

now. the kron 4 morning news. israel strikes iran's caught capital hitting a nuclear site and killing several top military officials. plus the national guard will stay in los angeles for now after an appeals court weighs in. senator alex i have a question the secretary. >> and senator padilla speaking out this morning after he was prone to the ground and handcuffed by fbi agents. the kron 4 morning news starts now. >> good morning and thanks for waking up with us on a friday daria and i'm s.