>> our news at noon, president trump orders more ice agents to step up this mass deportation initiative and democratic cities. what what does this mean for california with those answers ahead? also, millions of people nationwide protests to trump administration policies over the weekend, including here in the bay area declaring it a quote, no king's day of action. and the shooting of 2

minnesota lawmakers killing one and her husband learning more about the suspect. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm justine waldman going to start with some national news today as president trump is ordering ice to ramp up arrests and cities that are run by democrats. >> this is coming after several days of protests. kron four's joey horta is in san francisco with the latest. >> the president calling for the largest mass deportation in history, which would include large cities run by democrats. that would include san francisco. governor newsom chiming in this morning posting on social media, quote, his plan is clear incite violence and chaos and blue states happening skews to militarize our city's demonizes opponents. keep breaking the law and consolidate power. this comes after several days of protests, including here in the bay area, white house

deputy chief of staff stephen miller saying ice will attempt to make at least 3,000 arrests today. a lot more than the current average of 6.50, a day, according to the associated press, the national guard hit the streets of la friday to protect federal personnel and buildings. >> well, the protests is if we didn't have the national guard on call readings, they were drips. plus angeles, apart. and jacket they say is the national guard going to be there and of the national guard think they don't even show that's completely unnecessary. total waste of our tax dollars that are being >> i just think it should be happening. people >> what the president is also doing a reverse course on immigration raids at restaurants hotels and farms saying those industries would be hit hard by ice arrests. state senator scott wiener introducing new legislation to prevent law enforcement from wearing masks to conceal their identity, calling it the no secret police at. meanwhile,

appeals court could decide on tuesday whether president or the governor should have control of the california national guard. in san francisco. joey horta kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, protests against president trump's immigration crackdown continue in east san jose. hundreds gathered on sunday at the same area where ice agents were first spotted in the bay area earlier this year. this is a common sight lately around the nation calling for immigration enforcement officials to halt the arrests of undocumented families. they say that they stand in solidarity with los angeles. and remember what's also happening here at home? >> they're breaking the there is no law in this country anymore. no law. and so we have to protect our people that we're paying attention 100% worried. >> what that we can't be paralyzed by >> the protest also causing change in the south bay. just last week, hundreds of requests. >> came to the.

>> after hundreds of requests. the san jose city council granted around a million dollars in its new its budget to fund legal aid for migrant families in the east bay. the fbi is searching for 3 people accused of assaulting federal officers outside of immigration court in concord. this came and this is coming after ice detained for asylum seekers last week that led to a protest. the fbi is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to one woman's arrest. who's accused of stealing an agent's badge that was very busy weekend nationwide as people took to the streets for the no kings protest against the trump administration. saturday also marked the 200 50th anniversary of the u.s. army which coincided with the president's birthday kron four's. lindsey ford has the story now from san francisco. >> since 17, 76 in united states and yes, queen's are standing together. >> i'm standing outside. the war hard organizers have

gathered for what they call a no protest. a vocal pushback that demonstrators just right unchecked more terry and in the trump administration. >> protesters one and tom, we're ecstatic about the turnout and thousands of people across the grass holding signs whole maga presidency there out of control. >> the leaders in saint and we've got to stand up for and buy more people coming we can we can hopefully stop this. >> no kean's organizers reminded protesters to remain peaceful during their protesters who work in healthcare. tell kron 4 that the trump administration believes in putting power in the hands of few while many are struggling with housing, economic equity and health care, part of someone great

pulled or something. >> some form and injury in home. that's not something that should be holding protester. corey was energized by the turnout. looks like she's here for so many reasons for wanting to show support for a transgender family member because protesters stella standing on stilts dressed up as the statue of liberty. >> because she says the trump administration forgot what liberty stood we have to to everyone notes. they protest ers make their way down to san francisco's civic center plaza.

>> later in the day, trump supporters showed up and were booed by the crowd. >> protesters made a dancer code to celebrate each other. in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> a silver alert for a missing elderly woman who was last seen in antioch. as the chp says. 74 year-old ruth ruthie lindsay was spotted sunday afternoon. she's described as 5 feet, one inch tall 130 pounds with gray hair and brown eyes. lindsay was wearing a black jacket and a cream colored shirt and is believed to be on foot. authorities are urging anyone who sees her to call 9-1-1. the manager of a san francisco bakery known for its extra-large croissants, says that they were broken into and robbed slobber. a bakery announced on instagram that the castro location was targeted on friday night. they

say someone took their safe along with the register's tablets and money. and that's not only location in the city that's struggling earlier this month. the sf ferry building location was told that its lease at the building would not be renewed. san jose is moving forward with plans to clear out a large encampment of homeless people and try to prevent them from returning sweeps are planned starting today. that's june 16th going on until june. 30th. this is along the guadalupe river from west taylor street to highway 8.80. the city had planned to clear columbus park at the end of the year. but they cite safety concerns for now clearing it next month. they expect to finish these sweeps by october and then they'll implement know encampment zones to keep people from setting up camps again. >> a look outside here from gate bridge on the monday. we got no fog or clouds block interviewed. let's check in now with our meteorologist kyla grogan for what's happened. and hey there. little break from the june

gloom, right? we've got sunshine already happening here in san francisco. you can see got breezy conditions, though, today, too, starting already this morning, the wind kind of started kicking up today, mostly sunny, unless you're at the coastline and they're going to have a little bit of a tricky kind of forecast for you tomorrow. warmer little morning fog to that afternoon. sun looking ahead, wednesday looks like the warmest day of the week and it does look like that marine layer kind of compresses as we get that high pressure in place. you can certainly see right now we're getting some beautiful clearing as we look at our coastline, even especially the north bay right now looking pretty good. but if we take a look at the wind, well, that has gotten going, as i mentioned, 18 mile per hour, sustained wind right now in san francisco. you can see even over in concord, 14 hayward, same story. temperatures. 57 in san francisco and out of half moon bay. but if you head inland to take a look, concord already at 70 degrees are at 72 in pittsburgh. 73 in fairfield made it to the 70 degree mark in nevada. already too little cooler in the south bay. and i mentioned the tricky forecast for the coast. so today i think it will be tough for

you. we may get a little sunshine later in the day. i do think later in the week, though, spots like half moon bay are likely to get some of that sun as we kind of get going with our high pressure building in. but today it will be all about kind of seasonal temperatures. if you are inland, you can see we're looking for some of those 80's in spots again, like conquer that are already pretty warm. 64 in san francisco staying cooler out at the coastline. but some, you know, nice kind of temperate weather for us today. tomorrow, little bit more of the same except we start to warm it up. and as i mentioned by wednesday, we're looking out for upper 80's, even 90 degrees inland. some 70's around the bay and some 60's out that those that we our warmest day of the week. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about your 7 day forecast. well, after nearly 2 days on the run, police say they have arrested the man accused of killing a minnesota lawmaker and wounding another news nation's brooke shafer. reports. >> after nearly 2 days on the run, police say they've captured vance bolter the man they believe shot 2 minnesota lawmakers and their spouses

early saturday morning fulcher exploited the trust. >> our uniforms are meant to represent. authorities say that boulder posed as a police officer seen here in a chilling, realistic human latex mask and kill democratic state representative melissa hortman and her husband shortly before authorities say a bolter also shot democratic state senator john hoffman 9 times and his wife yvette. >> 8 times. there's no question that this is the largest manhunt in the state's history searching tirelessly. law enforcement found the 57 year-old belongings and vehicle on the side of a highway near minneapolis zeroed in on the suspect. alert police officer believe that he may have seen the individual running into the woods, drones and helicopters spotted bolter hiding out in the woods behind his green isle home. that's when he crawled toward them in moment in this country where we watch violence erupt. this cannot be the norm. >> it cannot be the way that

we deal with our political differences. now's the time for us to recommit. the core values of this country. >> still ahead here at noon today, details on the san francisco giants making a blockbuster trade. acquiring boston red sox slugger rafael devers. plus, president trump is calling for an end to the fighting between israel and iran. details as he wants the tensions too. got to continue to rise as the conflict to rise as the conflict continues

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>> the san francisco giants making a stunning blockbuster trade as they acquire all-star slugger rafael devers from the boston red sox kron four's will tran is at oracle park with more. >> about swinging for the fences. we have a new boss, buster posey and he loves world series, right? i mean, 3 world series during his time. and he would like to add a 4th one to his resume is an executive buster posey swinging for the fences in the middle of the day on sunday caught so many people. i just off guard as far as denver's, he could play the boston red sox as early as this friday. talk about getting revenge on your old bosses say how do you like me now? he pretty much disgruntled all season when they forced him to move off of 3rd base and then go to first base he said no. and then the red sox, they've been quietly

shopping and the san francisco giants say, you know, it. i like to place a bet on that. and they got him. he is not just one of the best players on the red sox. he's considered one of the best players in the entire major league baseball organization, of course. and now he's with t e san francisco giants. here's fanned reaction on this blockbuster move. i'm really excited about it. are you surprised the giants they spend, but they don't spend spend. and this was like 250 million dollars. yeah, yeah. i was a little bit surprised. but, you know, buster's new, you know, he's out the box. so, you know, how it goes. >> i'm glad they did you know, we're playing well. how big is this strange? even the yankees are happy about it. yes, i mentioned the yankees and you're saying. >> what do the yankees have to do with the giants and the red sox? the yankees are happy because they don't have to face devers as the red sox and yankees. they are just hated

rivals and now with devers with the giants. they don't have to face and is often as far as denver's. we don't know. there's a news conference today. the giants are not playing. they will take to the field on wednesday to play cleveland and then devers will have his first crack and his old boss on friday against the boston red sox right here at oracle. and i checked ticket prices already rising as we speak. >> and a live look outside right at mount diablo right now and >> we're going to check with code to see what the weather has in store for us this week. yeah, hey there. we've got to high pressure on the move. that means that marine layer such a compressed a little bit as we head into this week. we already see those blue skies here at the golden gate bridge, which can be very tricky place for that marine layer. 57 in san francisco. but you can see we've started to warm up a bit here, san jose at 66 livermore, 67 and santa rosa. now up to 69 degrees already, we are windy

and those gusts are going to continue as we go throughout the afternoon and evening. so that's been a story that's kind of stuck with us and continues this week of gusty wind. but the sunshine looking good from the east bay here as we take a live look, i'm waiting for the day that i can see my golden gate bridge again, we haven't quite gotten there yet. but today looking out for 68 degrees in oakland. 72 is the average. we're getting close to that. and if you head inland, we're actually going to get kind of at or above some of the average temperatures in the reason for that is we've got high pressure that's starting to kind of show itself as we roll over the next few days. now, notice there is a little low pressure to our north. that will start to be a part of our forecast as we get into the end of the week. that's when we'll start to cool it down. but between now and wednesday, it's all about that high pressure kind of building those temperatures up. and if we look at our inland temperature trends here, notice today, you know, seasonal and then tomorrow inland, kind of getting above average by wednesday. well, above average, and they're going to pull it back again as that low pressure to the north of us kind of comes into play. that will start to break the high pressure and then things

changed again. so there's a low that will cool us down later in the week. here are the highs right now. the kind of see there the have that clockwise circulation around them. and that's what's kind of keeping us sunnier and warmer as we roll through the first part of our week. and you really see that as we take a look at the whole state and you start to see that that marine layer has really started to pull away in places that are quite tricky, right? get along the peninsula coastline. that's the one where we usually get those clouds really sticking. and some of them are still there. that's for sure. but i do believe the time we get to wednesday, you'll get some sunshine there, too. that's for sure. and if we could get some this afternoon even later into today and tomorrow. so here's the forecast. next. 7 days looking pretty good. we warm it up through wednesday. we're going to start to cool down again as we head towards the weekend. but notice nothing terribly extreme in the next 7 days. just kind of a nice seasonal forecast where we move it up a little bit as we get through the middle of the week. we don't stay there very long. so if you don't like the heat inland, don't worry because by the time we get to thursday, we're going to cool back down for you. >> president trump is calling

for iran and israel to make a deal is new fighting between the 2 countries now enters its 4th day. iran fired a new wave of missiles overnight in retaliation for israel's attacks on military and nuclear infrastructure. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the latest in the region and has reaction from dc. u.s. ambassador to israel. mike huckabee posted on x that one of those missiles from iran came close to hitting a u.s. embassy branch office. >> in tel aviv sunday night, he said there was some minor damage, but no injuries to u.s. personnel. this is the scene in israel early monday after iranian missiles hit a residential building, killing at least 5 people. >> it comes after israel attacked iran's nuclear and military sites friday aimed at preventing iran from developing a nuclear weapon. israel has a right to defend itself and i support what israel's doing to defend itself. california democratic senator adam schiff told nbc's meet the press. he does not want to see a broader war

break out in the region. think they should be very low to engage in another war. president trump posted on truth social sunday. he believes the u.s. can quote, easily get a deal done between iran and israel and end this blood conflict. i think it's going to be very hard to come out of this and have a negotiated settlement. kentucky republican senator rand paul told nbc sunday the u.s. should stay out of it and it's not the us's job to be involved in this war. one of things i like about president trump as he has shown restraint. meanwhile, president trump plans to meet with world leaders in canada for the g 7 summit. the president of the european commission said iran can never have a nuclear weapon. he won is the principal source of regional instability. now talks were scheduled to happen sunday between the u.s. and iran about iran's nuclear program. >> but those were called off after israel's attacks in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> well, its turning up and taking 10 ease the effects of depression. look at the study.

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being called the no secret police act and it prohibits law enforcement at all levels from covering their faces during arrests and be taking part in protests. and there are 2 state politicians who are taking part of this. and talk more about why they're pushing this legislation. >> kron four's terisa stasio joins us now from the newsroom with more on this and why they want to do it. >> i a state senator scott wiener and jesse are going are introducing this bill to the

state legislature. the bill is sb 627. if passed. it would prohibit law enforcement from concealing their identity with a face covering such as like a gator. the bill would apply the law enforcement at all levels from covering their faces while conducting operations in the state of california. the bill also mandates officers to be identifiable was some type of name on their uniform or b wearing a badge. politicians say this is to tackle the trump administration's aggressive steps to go after people. they say it is a matter of increasing public trust with law enforcement. the longwood exempt swat teams. it would also exempt medical masks used in wildfires are a natural disasters. here's more. >> is very important and timely proposal to deal with the fact that we are seeing more and more law enforcement officers, particularly at the federal be in our community.

covering their faces entirely, not identifying themselves. at times, even wearing army fatigues, where you can tell are these law enforcement officers or a vigilante militia? a moment of time and they're grabbing people off of our streets and disappearing people. and it is terrifying. it is tearing apart. >> communities. >> as space 6.27, will be put forth to a committee for review states. senator wiener says that he is hoping a hearing on the matter could be set forth as much as like a month from now and the newsroom. we'll have much more coming up on kron. 4 news at 2, 3. but for now in the newsroom, theresa stasi, back to just 8 theresa, thank you. president trump is scaling back his mass deportation initiative as ice raids are affecting the nation's food supply. >> news nation's brooke shafer has more. >> some law makers and farmers have been concerned about what

these ice raids could mean for business and our food supply. agriculture secretary brooke rollins relayed those concerns to president trump, according to our dhs sources who also say ice has now been directed to largely pause raids and arrests in the agriculture industry, hotels and restaurants. president trump last week on truth, social and at the white house teased changes were coming for a group that helped get him elected. our farmers are being hurt badly by. >> you know, they have very good worked for him for 20 years. they they're not citizens, but they've turned out to be, you know, great. and we're going to do something about that. this new directive to pause raids at hotels, restaurants and farms comes after ice agents arrested more than 70 undocumented immigrants at a nebraska food plant last week deemed the largest workplace enforcement operation in the state since president trump took office. >> agriculture secretary rollins said she and president trump's support deportations while also recognizing

disruptions to our food supply would harm americans. meantime, president trump sunday night directed federal immigration officials to expand deportations and some of america's largest cities. la chicago and new york cities run by democrats and where we saw those massive anti-trump protest over the weekend. the president saying he wants agents to prioritize what he called crime ridden inner cities to achieve his goal of mass deportations. brooke shafer, news nation. president trump's ongoing tariff war may have a negative effect on vacation destinations to local amusement parks. usually there. >> a budget friendly way for families to enjoy summer. but regional amusement parks are beginning to feel the real world pressures like tariffs and economic uncertainty that could put a damper on all that fun money book find parts and prizes to make it more difficult for park operators to plan and parks are now at

the mercy of how free spending their guests are feeling. that really depends on the economy. >> the parts that we try to order that might come from italy or germany or anywhere overseas. china from our stuffed animals that we use in our games and are cranes are arcade. a lot of those things are made from overseas. eventually it is something that might have to be passed onto the customer. we may have to look at that. >> some regional theme park executives say they're hoping for a good summer. despite the current economic climate. a former hostage held by hamas is sharing her story of being held captive for nearly 2 months alongside a new art exhibit that details the night of that first attack on october, 7th 2023. dave laval shows us the art installation. >> mentally, you know. >> half of my heart is trying to understand what is the new reality still an eye is still coming to grips with her

display at gallery place recreates the october 7th 2023 terrorist attack at israel's nova music festival. hamas terrorists killed roughly 1200 people. >> it took more than 25 others hostage, including and then start. >> i didn't have water. i didn't have medicine, but i would say that that was nothing compared to the men to war that they to call me every single day. >> an isaf or 2 broken legs and lost half her hearing. this is not your regular exhibit. everything here came from the nova music festival massacre, including the cars that harris shot at and burned in order to kill israelis. an i met 15 fellow hostages. one in particular still hurts. >> he was trying to save my life. he was trying to fight for me and eventually i failed with fighting for to bring back home. >> a nice ordeal ended 57 days later. so point that

>> the cross the border with egypt, i didn't really believe that i'm going home. >> she did with the scars, not all of them visible. >> i'm 42 years old and i'm used to be by myself my entire life and it took me a while to get to that point again, too, trust myself to be that too. i don't know, you know, being in a new reality based eye is now focused on herself and also bringing home friends still held hostage. >> and now to live look outside here at san francisco international airport. and it's kind of breezy out there today. you can see from the bushes here. let's check in with cuyler. see what's happening. yeah, indeed. it is a little breezy out there. want to start with just a look at what's happening in the western part of the country right now. you can see a lot of red flag warnings that are up being. >> fire danger because unfortun tely we're getting that combination of things drying out and we've got some wind out there. and of course, you get low humidity levels in many places. now we don't have

this in the bay area, which is good news here. but you can see we do have a kind of close to us in the sierra does not include tahoe, but it is throughout today until 11 o'clock tonight. and just to show you this kind of measures, the ingredients of fire danger. i want to take you through the day today. you can see how parts of nevada and certainly parts of the sierra and many parts of southern california are dealing with those things all coming together today make that fire danger happened. and while we don't have that in the bay area, you do see a little bit of yellow that pops up. so it's just an indication that at this time of year as we dry out that we have to be careful. it also, you know, we don't like june gloom, but boy, that moisture recovery at night is sure helpful when it comes to fire season. you can see we're getting some sunshine starting to pop up now here from the east bay where we did start off a little foggy and a little gray. 59 degrees right now. as you can see, current conditions here in oakland. we're not too bad quite yet there, which is good. 57 degrees right now in san francisco. you can see we are warming it up as we get particularly into spots like nevada, where it's 72 or fairfield and pittsburgh,

where up to about 73. so we're on our way to a day that is going to be either at or slightly, maybe above average by a degree or 2 as we head into our inland spots and then pretty seasonal elsewhere. right? looking about 64 in san francisco, some nice 70's to about 80 degrees up in the north bay and the south bay looking out for anywhere from about 73 in san jose to about 82 down in morgan hill. so the next couple of days we will see a warm-up progressively into wednesday. that will be the warmest day of the week that we're all going to be above average. does not last too long, though. we do start to cool down. right on the other side of that, i'll show you that your seven-day forecast in just a bit. well, a push to reclaim car pack streets is gaining momentum through what's called sunday streets. it's a family-friendly event hosted by the nonprofit bull city. and this year, one of the chosen locations was. >> right in the heart of san francisco's tenderloin kron four's lindsey ford reports.

>> the hustle and bustle of san francisco creates congested streets. a big reason why the san francisco, non-profit livable city creased sundays. a family friendly event where 2 blocks or 2 miles of streets are blocked off to provide resources in overwhelmingly for the community. there's this moment of collective among people family, people that they met with their own. >> so that's kind of to me very symbolic of what this is about. the executive director of livable city daryn, out wiens says it's their 17 year putting on the event sunday streets is put on 6 times a year and different locations of san francisco. >> this year it was in the tenderloin neighborhood came out here just to come. >> we want to share all my dad is considered the unofficial mayor, the timeline. regina seymour and her family were among those who attended the

event. her father, dell seymour is a man of many accomplishments. he's best known as the founder of code tenderloin, a nonprofit that offers vital job and housing support in the tenderloin neighborhood. >> it would cause a half days. this is to avoid positive other things. this and dedicated 162. >> code tenderloin and livable city partners with saint anthony foundation, a leading social services nonprofit that provides medical care workforce, training, meals and more to the community. laura flannagan chief operating officer at saint anthony's says it was heartwarming to see families come together and enjoyed completely free of charge. having days like today. >> unity come out. i gather in community and gather in spirit joy. >> and it really just shows what what's possible when we all work together out wein says it's because of the hundreds of volunteers, local,

nonprofits and sponsors that make days like sunday possible. all the bad news and world all the things we're stressed out about. >> if we're not together bring you not. we're not united. it's going to be lot harder get through >> and in san francisco, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> a popular bay area raman spot is now headed to daly city. mara fukui rahman, a go-to in san francisco is japan town will be opening up another location at the serramonte center in daly city marfa who opened its first story in san francisco and has become a staple in the japan towne mall but has since expanded to 11 locations across california, texas and new york. but no word yet on when that daly city location is going to open up. still ahead here at noon today, the city of hayward gearing up for its annual juneteenth celebration. we will speak one-on-one with the black cowboys coalition. >> as they prepare for their

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guests and performers that include the black cowboy collission. and right now we have minion seal sins with us here to talk about what's going to be happening in hayward later on this weekend. thanks for being here. thank so excited be able to share with you this afternoon. >> we are partnering with the black public coalition 2 participate in an awesome day of events. nonprofit that i'm a part of the humble place rents were looking for 2 bringing out our forces and providing an afternoon full of pony rides. horse rides meet and greet and just create an overall opportunity for the youth and adults to have exposure courses that they otherwise would not have outside of an event like this. yeah. what does that mean to them? and to you to have this? >> have that sort of connection made? i love it's

it's a joy to see children who never seen live horses before actually physically be able to touch them to be able to ride them and just see the joy on their faces when they have this experience. so we're all so very excited and looking forward to it. have you participated in juneteenth celebrations in hayward before us is the first time your organization will represented there. this is actually the second time that our organization has partnered with the city of hayward and the black cowboy you the flame. a horse is out. so we're i think we're even more excited this year because last year was a great start. and i will be there a little bit longer and we'll have more horses this time, horses and ponies this time. >> is that because last year the demand was so high, you just saw that the more we bring, the more kids we can re. absolutely. there was a bit of a line because there was so much excitement for the

children to come out and ride. and so we want to make sure that every child or adult, regardless of age or ability is able to have an opportunity to spend time with the horses. what have you noticed after a kid? gets there gets to be with the horse of the pony. what do you see in their eyes are on their faces about how what that meant to them. they light up and it's there are some children who they seem courses on the television or they may have seen a picture and a book. and so to actually be able to >> touch them. and and feel their bodies and to ride just that a media, joy that takes place. but what happens after is for some of them, they develop a genuine interest and want to spend time outside of those events and some of them have actually taking up wine related activities and gotten into horseback riding or actually competing. so that's

what we're hoping for at this event that we create opportunity for exposure create an avenue for children who would otherwise not have access to were says so now have access to obtain lessons or just come out and spend time with them and see that there's more more more than meets the eye when he's don't want coins or for worse is absolutely do know more about the events that hayward is putting on. >> on saturday. so we're expecting a food vendors, arts and crafts vendors. we are expecting multiple musicians. so it in this that's going to be a day full of fun and other should be something for everyone there that this is happening. it's the 5th time that hayward is put on a juneteenth freedom celebrations happening saturday, june 21st from 2 in the afternoon till 6. >> that's at heritage plaza. live music, food, other

vendors there. i'm wondering what it means to you and your organization that the city of hayward even just in general now for the past 5 years, putting on a juneteenth celebration. >> we're so appreciative of the opportunity. you know, juneteenth is important because what it represents for independence. but this day. the community an opportunity to come together and share and something that's culturally important and culturally relevant. but it's a community focused active your community, focus day and so it just warms my heart to be able to have people from all different backgrounds, all different ethnicities, all different levels of ability to come out and really share in a day that is positive and it's really what community is all about. you want to get people together. go downtown. >> hang out with your neighbors. see what your local stores and restaurants are offering and then try something new like for a kid

to go ride a horse or touch a horse for the first time it's relief and absolutely so please. >> come and meet me, cowboy cowgirl man known cowboy gano. we're going to actually have 2 riders out. someone is 12. the other 14. one is a bull rider. the others learning how to steer right. so we hope to be able to expose the children to so many different possibilities that did you know this could be life changing for someone. very cool. so glad you could join us. join us. this is. >> many unseals sims who is representing what's happening with the juneteenth freedom celebration in hayward. we're so glad you could join us. thank you so much. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. we'll see a saturday. hopefully have good weather for it. absolutely. >> and here's a live look outside right now. downtown san francisco. i got no fog here at all. let's see if that will stay the case today with

our meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah, we like these blue skies. i know because of a little break to see the blue skies. so really, i want to take a look across the street. the state. you can see that we are. >> you know, inner spots getting up to the upper 80's right now or even up to about 88 in fresno. 69 santa barbara. 72 in los angeles. and as we take a look here, you can see that would cut a very care from a lot of the marine layer, just kind of pulling away today from our coastline, still hanging on in some spots. but still, it's a little bit of a nicer look that we've had in a while. when we take a look at stormtracker, you can see it just dissipating. >> and rolling right away. and that's certainly the case of the golden gate bridge here. we've had a break pretty early from any of that marine layer temperatures showing that we are in the 50's still in san francisco in out at the coast. we are in the 60's as we head inland and verging on getting into the 70's in spots. if you've already made its santa rosa very close there at 69. and as we look at our highs today, it will be a pretty nice day out there about 64 in san francisco. 67 in oakland, but you head inland to spot like napa for 80 degrees and

we could get up to 85 in antioch, 70, freeman system. really nice temperatures right around itself. ok, big picture wise. we've got some high pressure kind of in control. and that's what's going to keep our weather pretty nice this week. but notice there is a low pressure system to the north of us. so after we could have that peak and temperatures on wednesday, that low pressure system doesn't make it down to us. but it has an influence on cooling our temperatures a little bit. you see a little of that precipitation making it into the far reaches of notthern california as we get towards the weekend. that is what will help to bring our temperatures down. even though we won't participate in any of the rain from that, that stays well well to the north of us, which you can see the ride of temperatures, right? so we warm it up a little bit today. more tomorrow where we get kind of seasonal and then we go well above average on wednesday. that's gonna be the warmest day of the week. but by thursday because we've got that low pressure kind of moving in in bumping that high pressure out of the way. temperatures come down and notice they do get kind of cool as we get into friday. so that will start to see that marine layer bill back in as well. but for the next couple of days here, we should have a

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