>> right now, the proper morning news who controls the california national guard. an appeals court will hear arguments today about whether president trump can keep the garden la. plus home health care workers in the south bay holding a rally today to draw attention to i street and their community and a massive homeless week begins in san jose. now homeless advocates are reacting. the kron. 4 morning news starts now.

>> and thanks for joining in at 9 o'clock. where have you been all morning? we've been here. right? yeah. miss weather is kind of middle of the road before we get real hot tomorrow. yeah. tomorrow's the heat spike. good morning, john. yet tomorrow is literally just that one day where a lot of us are going to hit the 90's. get a reminder of what that feels like. back to the comfortable. >> we haven't been so bad this month. so one day and 90's have we can get there. we're looking outside at sfo. easy flying day. currently you are seeing crystal clear skies and calm winds. it has been windy a lot lately. so calm day like this without much fog. that is definitely something to take advantage of. right now. we're sitting anywhere between the 50's to the 70's spread with our warmer spot at 75 degrees ball, san mateo in berkeley at 59 petaluma and santa rosa. you're deny 62 so far this morning. skies are so much

clear than they have been this morning and that will allow temperatures to rise a little quicker. lot of our inland areas well into the 80's. most of us in the 60's to 70's. all right. on the eve of richmond center fell bridge has been an issue for most of the morning. we've had back-to-back traffic collisions slows down. so we still have one there currently. >> that popped up in the 8 o'clock hour. red, 15 minutes still haven't got that cleared off of the bridge. and so we're keeping a close eye on things. 17 on our bay bridge and no accidents. but a lot of people at the toll plaza. 25 along the san mateo bridge while around 23 on the golden gate. if you're going to take that, maybe to avoid the richmond, sandra fell bridge just showing you how slow things are along 80 and the richmond, sandra bridge. look at all that red. 31 minute ride. you could take pablo avenue to try and get around. that region is back to you. thank you. reyna 902. and today the court battle between governor newsom and president trump returns to san francisco. we have an appeals court set to decide if the president has the authority. >> to deploy the national

guard down in los angeles. kron four's joey horta is following the latest live. good morning, joey. >> good morning, guys at this all boils down to water, state rice and what our federal rights over this whole situation here. it's something legal scholars will be debating for years to comment. here's how we got to this point. first, the president argues that antis protests interfere with immigration enforcement and they are an insurrection giving him the power to send the guard out next, a federal judge in san francisco orders trump to give control back to newsom and trump is in violation of the 10th amendment in the trump administration immediately files an appeal to temporarily blocked that decision for legal analyst michael yaki says this case is u.s. law students dream come true. >> federal interest. what is insurrection and against against all of this, of course, is the backdrop of the fact that at a time when and where we believe the president should have exercised his

authority under insurrection act. january 6th, nothing occurred. >> a 3 judge panel will consider this appeal. 2 of those judges are trump appointees. another is a biden appointee. it's not clear if they'll make a decision today, but yaki predicts this is going all the way to the supreme court. protesters will be out here at 11 30 this morning rallying to get those ice officers and also the national guard out of los angeles. a hearing is set to get underway online. only from this courthouse at 12 o'clock today. back to you. all right. we'll see what happens. thanks >> well, this hearing comes don't forget, as president trump is ordering ice to ramp up arrests in cities that lean democratic like san francisco. the white house says that ice will try to make at least 3,000 arrests a day, which is far and away beyond their current average of 650 arrest per day. the president also doing a reverse course at least for now on immigration raids that happened at restaurants and hotels and

farm saying that those industries would be hit particularly hard by ice arrest. so he doesn't want them to happen. there. >> well, the protests is if we didn't have the national guard on call reading they were drips. plus angeles, apart. they come and they checked it. 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 terrible. >> i mentioned a moment ago, the president doesn't want the side streets to happen at restaurants and farms. but the washington post is reporting this morning that ice officials have reversed that directive and are now telling leaders represent field offices across the country that they do, in fact, have to raid work site locations. well, meantime, governor gavin newsom is vowing to fight back against the president's order to expand ice activity in democratic cities and states.

the governor released a statement which reads in part, quote, trump's plan is clear incite violence and chaos in blue states have an excuse to militarize our cities demonize his opponents. keep breaking the law and consolidate power. it's illegal and we will not let it stand and quote, democrats at the state capital agree. >> this continued actions do not make us safer. they still fear their families apart and force people for their into the shadows. many of the people that are being picked up have no criminal history. >> i have people that are calling me asking if they should send their kids to school. i was flying. hear somebody was asking me if they should go to work. this is absolutely out of control. >> well, republicans, though, argue that california's sanctuary state policies which democrats support are making the situation worse for everyone. happening this hour, california senator alex padilla is expected to speak on the senate floor in washington after a tense

encounter at a press conference led by homeland security secretary kristi noem. you've probably seen this video. padilla was forcibly removed, put to the ground and handcuffed after he tried to ask a question he plans to address what he calls the trump administration's militarization of las angeles following the deployment of thousands of national guard troops and active duty marines to help out in immigration raids. padilla is urging bipartisan opposition to what he describes as an abuse of power. >> 906. and in the south bay, santa clara county, home care workers are concerned about. they say the growing effect of the ice raids on their community and they're rallying for better pay. they are kron four's will tran following. this has been all morning as those. >> rally-goers have been arriving. will. >> home care workers. they were outside rallying for about one hour or so and now they plan to go inside and then give the board supervisors a piece of their mind. they're looking for 2

things this morning. we pay and protection. you can see the line as they're being screened and we're talking maybe a couple of 100 trying to slowly make their way inside. they're upset because they say they simply do not get paid enough that the average pay for them. it's around $20 an hour and that obviously it's not enough to live in the bay area said they would like a significant pay raise. the other thing that they are looking for is protection from the board of supervisors. they don't speak english, many of them, but through their family and friends, they fully know what's going on with ice raids. in fact, i got a chance to talk to one of the executives. she does not speak english. i spoke to her through a translator. here's the fear throughout the home care community in the south bay should all of you this is

i i we have the taxpayers we really hard. he said, i >> if mississippi that like our society and this time able he innovation and they need to up here. >> they don't know exactly what the board of supervisors can possibly do to protect them. but they hope that there's something in place because they are afraid to show up to work. at times. they say that a lot of their friends simply stay at home. and of course, that affects the home care community that thoseypeople i also need help as well and just do fortify what i had to say. many of them are wearing this. this is is translator. not all of them speak english. many of them are immigrants and even some even said they're undocumented and they are here fall, but they hope this will get the message through to them and continue rallying that the board of supervisors can come

through on the two-piece pay and protection. back to all right. thanks a lot. roe. >> 909 is the time the city of san jose meanwhile, is starting a months long sweep of massive homeless encampments between the downtown area and the airport. yeah, this week they're targeting tents that are near the guadalupe river. kron four's jacked moment. reports. >> i mean, you for me, you know, whatever it you. >> amid the chaos of unsheltered homelessness along the guadalupe river likely when somebody after media's like and then take a picture just go sea of green and white, a garden of red messages of hope. i don't no other choice to avoid. that's why i'm nancy lopez built an oasis in the middle of a storm. some people they told me they want to hire the world to have. he's not being. i do here because now i'm enjoying whatever. i've been every thing like i like a house nancy was nice enough to show us inside her home here that

she's built for herself over the past 6 months. >> she says that once the city throws all of this away, she has no idea where she lived. next item item. >> it's time put look something she is one of dozens of people here on the river trail that got this letter starting this week. they will all be swept the city starting its work on monday, sweeping a couple structures. already people are packing up and moving themselves proactively. there's just going to wipe out the whole area. and so it's going to go from taylor to 8.80, unhoused advocate. john cartwright says none of the people swept so far report being offered any housing by the city. >> she also says her and her team tried to file medical waivers for people living here to delay this week. a couple more days. we are there to support people. we are on their side and the city is not on their side. the city parks and rec department told kron 4 news. this is the first stage and sweeping the nearly 1000 people who live in tents and rv's in the columbus park. general area. the city hopes to start a revitalization

project here next year. once every one is kicked out over the next 2 months, speeding on and on the nancy says she works at a restaurant nearby and sends money back to her family in veracruz, mexico. >> i i must get the to let my job to no matter what decided to take it day by day. >> i'm not planning tomorrow. i live by day. that is only one make a decision any or mixing in san jose. moment. kron 4 news. >> and to 9.11. and still ahead, a lot of pushback against san francisco mayor lurie's budget cut proposal will see how w

>> about showing this view at half moon bay this morning because it is one of our first fog free starts to the day out along the coastline. take a look at this. almost looks warm already out there at the coast and not a lot of wind either to get a chance that's the place to be today. we've got a bit of a warm-up setting us up for the hottest day of the forecast tomorrow, clear, dry skies all across the state today. high pressure ridge resurging just a little bit between one passing. wow, that's exiting the region and the next that will dive in come thursday into the weekend and that results and temperatures fall in a right back into the 60's and 70's for most areas. so a brief heat spike today into tomorrow. temperatures in the 60's almost 70 for downtown san francisco 60's right along the coastline. gorgeous without a lot of wind and certainly no fog until the evening tonight. 60's to 70's for the bayshore today,

redwood city and san carlos. and i-75 under that sunshine warm for the south bay, either upper 70's or low to even mid 80's in morgan hill. livermore up to 84 while 70's from fremont through oakland up to richmond, mid 70's at that. so definitely on the warmer side, pittsburg, antioch, vacaville, you do reach the 90's today, a sign of things to come for. more and more of us tomorrow, which as i've been mentioning, is the very hottest one of the forecast with low 90's on average for inland spots. we don't spend a lot of time there, though. temperatures immediately falling into thursday back to the 60's and 70's for juneteenth thursday your first day of summer on friday. great. >> it closed december. bridges been fallen bridge for most of the morning. an accident is still there, at least drive times have gone down from 80 to 42 minutes. so things are still slow and go. we're keeping a close eye on when they're able to get that accident and that crashed off the bridge. >> you could take 80 and then

hop on the bay bridge. if you want to do that, it's about a 20 minute, right? once you finally do reach the bridge and then croghan doors may's about 25 minutes. so could take you about an hour just to get down that way and onto the bridge and around richmond, sandra fell bridge. so keep that in mind. one of the south about 55 minutes. 85 of to menlo park to 80 82. a good option for james, back to you. >> time to talk winners and losers with our financial expert rob black. rob, understand the market strong. a little bit of a slide. >> yeah, it's been a really bizarre year from hot really cold to super hot now up and down. kind of yoyo this week. it's the israeli hostilities kind of spoken. the oil market, which would create a tax you and me. we pay more for gasoline. airlines would pay more for jet fuel that hendry for our economy. so trump left the g 7 meeting. they go pay attention and you told everyone in turn, get out of the city. so watch for

little bit on edge today. i think things will escalate. but gold, a shiny. >> gold is very shy. and you and i've been doing this 25 years. i hate to say it again back when you 10 years old when it was broadcast for 25 years, i've said i don't really like gold. it doesn't have a job that doesn't have productivity does have a and i looked at the numbers in last. 25 years. gold is now over 1000%. since you and i started doing this. 25 plus years ago the s and p 500. what i love the stock market is only up 550%. now, again, some of the technologies, whether it pa i or apple phones that far beaten gold. i want say i was wrong. i was okay as well during does while during wars and inflation and we've had a little bit of war inflation recently. >> plus, do you always say that thing? you know? but it was of border what's that thing you always say say sober

by the stick any stocks mentioned on the air. >> i even noticed it okay that you're disclaimer, gobbledygook up. solar is down, though. and i mean solar used to be a good investment. plus, they like give you all these credits. >> and is credit go away. it looks like this isn't definitive yet, but the the beautiful bill that president trump wants passed by congress there and reconciliation. now and some of the areas that they may cut are credits for solar in clean energy. so sunrise with says the stock is down 27% base or it down. 22% day for solar is down 12% in face down 17%. i've got some my roof. i save about $18,000 a year for system. the cost 35,000. my return on investment was great. wow. but i also got those credits and probably would done it without those that's bad news for the industry. yeah, i met my sister got an early now to i think she's saving. >> do you or you are still selling it back as it is that still a thing you can do?

>> it's a weird thing that pg e doesn't i sell it back. but they only give credit for once a come instantly off my even though today super sunny. thanks, john. that that it's gonna go back some of back to the city rpg. i don't really see that savings until the end of the year where they what's called true up, ok? well, if you save those pennies, you can afford one of those new corvette. >> you. doesn't get older and have him and like prices many years ago. this is looking pretty good. it's the gm corvette. zr x one. it is 200,000 plus dollars and can go 0 to 16 under 2 seconds which i don't think i really need to do. and i'm probably the kind of guy that would crash. and i did. wow. top top speed 233 miles per hour. it's pretty. >> oh, my god. a 230. where can you do that? i can't even go 11 miles over the speed limit and san francisco without getting caught yesterday. i got my very first ticket from the speed cameras.

i want to warn people about that. you know, about the speed cameras right? >> i you brought them to my attention is i don't live in san francisco. really visit bob. it's good now. that's a public service started. and it's good to know that it's there's no fines yet. so i got the warning. it was on bay street that i was going 11 miles over for now. you get a warning. august 5th kicks in a fine and it's very easy to go. you know, was 25 mile an speed limit. so i morning people, you know, i didn't get find it either. but we at kron 4 dot com. we have a whole list so you can see, rob, you might coming francisco. they're all over the city. i want to be a robo-taxi. so so they don't, you yeah, trying do part in the safe. i'm just saying there's nowhere that you can drive that corvette. i don't even understand that. but by the way, then you've got to fill up. and i know that costco start to do these costco, only gas stations with no warehouse. yeah. don't

forget, you can buy gold last year. 2 years got costco. so they're into all the right things times. they're setting up a go alone. gas station stand alone. >> it's gonna be in mission viejo. it can have over 40 stalls. so it's huge taking down a bed bath beyond and are going gas station up there. they've extended their hours when they extend their hours and sales gas goes up to 2 30 billion dollars a year in gasoline sales. so the 240 billion dollars total in sales, which you do the math that one out of $8 goes to gas. now when i go to costco, i always find it like the costco is over here in the gas stations over there. the traffic is just gnarly. cost thinking, let's get people to go to a separate location for gas. yells your credit card a 5% off their gas already lower than all the competition, local market. so it's a great way to save money in a costco membership. costco, credit card. i think it's worth it. just for the gasoline alone let you have a do. i have to buy like 500 gallons because that's how costco roles. you don't have to you have to

stand in line. you have to fight the traffic parking lots with okay. but i can just go for a gallon or 2. all right. you've learned i don't like traffic. >> any price. all right. thank you, rob. and if you want to reach him, there's all his social media connections we

>> we are back 9.25. is the time a fire pit explosion sent 6 people to the hospital in windsor over the weekend. fire officials say it happened saturday night about 9 o'clock. they say a propane tank inside a cabinet had been leaking and those vapors ignited. when someone opened the door, 6 people ended up being taken to the hospital. 2 with moderate injuries. the

other 4 had minor injuries. the incident happened on costello cuts. the place just east of highway 101. >> there's a tiny beetle doing some big damage in marin county posing a big threat to oak trees. so experts are now warning property owners about this little bug in nevada. watch out for the mediterranean oak borer. they say that because it bores into the trees, it's a beetle and it's one 8th of an inch long. so very short. it can do serious damage. it burrows into valley oaks and it carries fungus and it feeds on it. and here's the thing is the infestation starts way up the crowd. so you're not going to see it up there. but then it works its way down the trunk and eventually kills the tree. so by the time you notice it, you've got to do something. you may notice thinning leaves. keep you out for that lamb's that are dying. and if that happens immediately, call in our various done, hopefully they can save your tree. still

ahead on the kron 4 morning news san leandro neighbors are on edge because the city has seen its first homicide of the year. >> a

>> all right. we are back time now. well, coming up on 9.30, here, given the short sleeve, a suit says that in for the guys now kuz tomorrow. be a good day to break those out. guys are been man with deadly john have one. i've got the scissors for making one. here we go. yeah. i mean, tomorrow would be a nice day for a if that was the with you. i looking at our hottest day of the month so far just around the corner tomorrow today, you would think so. looking outside without sunny, it is.

but today is going to be a bit warmer than yesterday. not our hottest just yet clear skies all the way out to the coastline has been gorgeous out there. hopefully you've had a chance to step outside for a little bit anyways. right now, it's 60's to 70's beautiful in berkeley and oakland, right at 60 degrees. little calmer. as far as those winds go to which, hey, nothing wrong with that this afternoon. a lot of our inland areas into the 80's for sure. bayshore city's solid 7 tease for you today and some good sun all the way to the coast rain. all right, john, thank you for that accident. still on our richmond center fell bridge. so if you are traveling right there in that area, keep in mind, it's a 45 minute run across that bridge. if you want 80 and maybe the bay bridge is probably just a slow because you got get along 80. that's about 20 minutes into the bay bridge about 19 to get to that first exit. so keep that in mind. maybe drive a little further down to 8.80, and then hop on the san mateo bridge. 23 minutes there to get across towards the peninsula and at golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls. it's

going to be about 23 minutes starting. james, back to thank you. reyna to 9.30, developing story this morning. a man walking his dog in san leandro was shot and killed over the weekend. yeah. shocking story. kron four's sara stinson spoke with neighbors who still can't believe it. >> police say a man was walking his dog right here along euclid avenue when he was shot in the back. a woman who lives nearby says she's concerned she didn't want to go on camera, but she tells us she's seen on house people hang out around here but never violent crime like this. >> this one is really, really quiet neighborhood. you know, my kids that live here. nothing happened like this before. eliana honor auto has lived in this san leandro neighborhood for 7 years. she says it was shocking to wake up to this scene. >> after a man was shot to death near her home saturday morning to like the stripes on the other, the building

>> the police say don't come closer, just, you know, go and your house. officers responded to the area of euclid avenue and east 14th street just before 8.30, police say they found a man in his late 40's lying on the ground with a dog, still least to his hand. the man died at the scene. his dog was not injured definitely more unusual scene when you still have the pet that's there. and from all appearances, it appear that he was just walking the dog. course, that's our investigators are still piecing together everything. teng says investigators are speaking with neighbors and gathering security video, an effort to identify the shooter was investigators obviously still piecing together the details to figure out. >> the reason the motive, we don't have much release on that front. well, i can say is what we've gathered so far that there is no indication that there's an ongoing threat to the community. this is the city's first homicide of 2025. >> there were a total of 4 last year. owner oddo says

she's never been worried for her kids safety until now. so this i worry about because says very close to a school. >> you know, we you know, for my kids that we go so that made me feel we're still waiting for the coroner's office to release the identity of the man killed here. all we know is that he lived in san leandro and his dog has been brought to a temporary animal shelter. i'm sara stinson reporting in san leandro kron. 4 news and also in san leandro. a single father is asking for the community's support. >> because he and his family need a new place to live. their apartment was destroyed in a fire friday afternoon. it's him and his 2 teenage sons and their dog. it only recently moved in to that apartment. he says the fire started in the kitchen. luckily nobody was hurt, but now they have nothing >> let's go to the east bay where crews work pretty quickly to contain a grass fire in alameda county. this broke out near mission road

roddy road in the seminole area yesterday evening. it's called the mission fire. cal fire says it grew to about 75 acres in size. but then they were able to contain it. officials say no structures were threatened. they're still looking into the cause of that fire. meanwhile, take a look at this. an suv somehow careened down 100 foot embankment in the north bay police and firefighters responded to petrified forest road that's just east of the napa. sonoma county border. a total of 4 people were inside. they were all hurt, had to be taken to the hospital. we're still trying to confirm their conditions this morning and exactly how it was that suv went rolling down the hill. 3 people are in jail this morning for an armed robbery that happened in oakland sunday night around 10:00pm. the business on macarthur boulevard was hit. >> by 3 people who walked in, they're thaten employee with guns and then they stole cash and cigarettes. cigarettes. and then there was a police pursuit and that vehicle ended up crashing into a parked car. and that's when

all 3 were taken into custody. san francisco police are asking your help in identifying a person who was found dead in a public bathroom in golden gate park last month, the body was found may 12th in the bathroom near mlk drive in 19th avenue. it was that of a male and theyy have shown us this sketch of the person. he's a about 30 years old. they think brown hair, brown eyes, 5 foot 9 and weighing about 157 pounds and he had multiple tattoos on his body, including you can see the cross on the upper right cheek bone there. the cause death is still being investigated. >> all right. now to a story that really reads like a miracle. don't be surprised if this becomes a movie at some point, a fremont man found alive after more than a week alone in the himalaya as he was injured while on a hike and survive. not only is incredible, but now his family is asking for medical bills because he's recovering in a hospital.

>> still today in india help for sure if you can try to help them out. kron 4, stephanie rothman has the full story. come >> one week after he was reported missing, samuel was found collapsed at a village near the himalayan mountains, injured, malnourished. >> live, it makes me sad that he felt the no one was looking for him, that he was in home. but of course, we were his sister, natasha van grand event. got the call sunday morning. she says on june 6 annual was supposed to wrap up a two-day hike with a friend. >> that turned back a little early. samuel continued on the trail expected to finish about 40 minutes later. but he never returned his hiking partner reported him missing 2 days later leading to a massive search and rescue operation. he can see the helicopter, but it was just so far away. you can see trackers on the trail, but they were so far away. >> and he could see a city in the distance. so you just working towards that city along the stream. give him

something. courage meant every 10 steps like you're doing a good job. just keep going. >> police and israeli team search for sam, a dual citizen of the u.s. and israel, the living in india the last 8 months. he later explained he fell at his injuries were severe yet he persevered. broken. his ankle was fractured. >> he has bruises on his knees for his nose is is fractured and he walked. he walked for 9 days without any food or water. just ate insects on the way his family and friends are grateful. he was found bus annual now faces a long road to recovery or still yappy, into least in my arms. the gofundme to help pay for his medical expenses. on our website. kron 4 dot com reporting in san francisco, 70 year-old from 4 news >> we are back here at 9.37. now police arrested a mall security guard in sandra fell

after he allegedly hit a teenager with his car and then drove off. this happened at the northgate mall parking lot last weekend. the a security guard was on duty at the time. witnesses told police that he was yelling at a group of teens and chasing them with his car before the crash happened. police say he drove away but later returned and surrender to investigators. the victim was hospitalized and is expected to be okay. that guard who police identified as milton kennedy has now been booked on felony child abuse charges. in san francisco city workers are speaking out this afternoon against proposed cuts and mass layoffs ahead of the city's board of supervisors meeting. this all comes as mayor daniel lurie proposes now budget cuts that are aimed at addressing the city's nearly 800 million dollar deficit. union groups say these proposed cuts would essentially gut city services and be detrimental to the cities, economic recovery. instead, they're advocating for the city to make cuts to private contracts. the group plans to meet at the city hall

rotunda this afternoon at 01:00pm ahead of the supervisors meeting. san francisco leaders, by the way, are voting on a permit to give the city's new men's soccer home stadium. mayor daniel lurie has presented a resolution to the board of supervisors hoping to get the golden city football club approved to play home games at the city's keys are stadium as well as practice at other san francisco field. the permit would be for 15 years with 3, 5, year extension options and a permit fee that would come out to about $1500 per game. >> president trump's ongoing tariff or may have an effect the next time you go to an amusement park because a lot of regional amusement parks are saying that they're buying bulk prizes like all these stuffed animals you see and also bulk parts like for the rise and things they say it's very difficult for them to plan for park operations this summer. so they want to be ready for anything and they're

afraid that maybe the crowds won't calm because what visitors are cutting back on their spending and that could happen depending on the state of the economy. >> any 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. >> has it on? they already passed it on, however, the much that stuffed animal cost them. i pay $40 morning and it's always like, you know, thrown into a closet or something and left in the house. look like that's how much debate in the claw machine, right? never. you never win those. >> well, the giants hopefully will ran a lot more come this summer. now that they've signed that new big hitter we told you about yesterday morning, rafael devers from the red sox coming to san francisco for sports director scott raise takes a closer look. >> and body the giants gave us a father's day blockbuster that rocked the entire

baseball world. >> adding one of the best and most expensive bats in the game in a deal with the red sox sending kyle harrison jordan hicks in a couple of prospects to boston for rafael devers endeavors. a 3 time all-star who is at 214 homers over a 9 year career. he's 28 years old. so just entering his prime a 3rd baseman by trade, which won't work here because the giants have matt chapman. so devers will either play first or dh. oh, by the way, he's in year 2 of a 10 year, 313 and a half million dollar contract. all right. a little context on just how good devers has been going back to his breakout season of 2019. he's top 10 in all of baseball in hits, runs homers and rbi 600 rbi over that stretch. that's 3rd most in the league. >> he's also 13 in games played which demonstrates is your ability. >> the giants will introduce devers at a press conference this afternoon. we will have full coverage tonight on

sports night live. have a great day. >> its 9.41, and still ahead as san mateo county is talking about how much child care costs and difficult supply demand issue they're dealing with too. plus the difficult conflict between the iranians and israelis and ring. now, day 5 of this conflict will ha

>> it is 9.45. is gorgeous out there this morning. take a look at all that sunshine. you're getting out at the coast at the golden gate bridge. sky's crystal clear from the coast to our inland areas and for the rest of the

state to now we are going to be seeing a heat spike tomorrow, especially with the high pressure ridge really building in contributing to some dry and warm temps for inland areas. but this next low is wasting no time sliding into the region come especially this upcoming weekend. your first weekend of summer sexually going right back down mostly to 60's to 70's today, a calm, sunny and warm one for the city with highs in the upper 60's. nice and sunny at the coast to and on the calmer side compared to where we've been 60's to 70's for bayshore neighbors today. very pleasant feeling afternoon, a little warm for inland areas. morgan hill, you're up to 86 degrees today. spots like livermore up to 84. well, nearing 90 in concord, mid 70's along the east bay shoreline. and we've got some 80's and 90's for solano county as well as eastern contra costa county looking ahead of next 7 days tomorrow. certainly a warm one. but after that, we cool right back down. it's great news.

>> it acts and we're tracking on a richmond center fell bridge just cleared. so those drive times are already saying the change. 38 minutes last check. still in the mid 40's here. so hopefully things are gonna continue to drop down. 21 minutes on our bay bridge. if you're taking that route along with maybe 80 down towards the maze, about 20 minutes, you could still see slight delay from that accident along richmond center fell bridge, but hopefully now that that's cleared, we'll see some improvement. 22 on the san mateo that golden gate around. 24, let's leave you with a look at the south bay. 51 minutes 1, 0, 1, 85 in the low park. 82 to 80 also definitely seen a lot of improvement. you could hop on those highways. if you don't want to wait on one on games. back to you. thanks. a lot rain 9.46, in the east bay ac transit as a balanced budget. now for this year, it taps into reserve money. >> to maintain service at 85% of pre-pandemic levels. and it also avoids layoffs but it

comes with a fare increase. ac transit has been facing a 41 million dollar budget deficit because of federal covid money is expiring july 1st in the next 4 years, a 238 million dollars shortfall as expected and to preserve bus service cash fares are going up. they're on july first by right across 2.75. cash. and they'll be another 25% outright. $0.25 increase next year. >> well, san mateo county, by the way, is releasing a new report on child care supply and demand. so in the last survey that the county perform back in 2022, they discovered that there was, in fact, the childcare shortage and it wasn't expected to grow worse over the next 10 years. the 2025 assessment has slightly better news. there is a 6% increase apparently in the number of formal childcare spaces with almost 45,000 license spaces available. however, it also found that

55% of children aged 0 to 12 who qualify for subsidies did not have access to childcare spaces and there are 153 fewer family childcare homes than they were back in 2017. the report points to the pandemic and increased housing costs as the leading factors. >> time now time. 47 and our developing story as well as the mideast war. the missile attacks between israel and iran are intensifying and neither side backing down. we're into day 5 of this in our washington correspondent maddie beer-temple brings us up to speed. >> president donald trump landed back in washington early tuesday morning. he said he wanted to be in the situation room today. he says he also wants to see more than a cease-fire between israel and iran. on this play back from the g 7 summit in canada. president trump said he wants the conflict between israel and iran to end or see iran quote, give up entirely.

>> it comes as israel expands its air campaign against iran, accusing the country of being close to having a nuclear weapon. long lines were seen at gas stations in iran's capital city of tehran. after a warning from israel and president trump to evacuate israel's ambassador to the un says iran is a threat to not just israel. >> you see on sunday won. it's not only death to be the vote, death to america. iran's ambassador to the un accused israel of war crimes and blamed the u.s. for supporting israel attacks cost on lines. israel's military says its now destroyed a 3rd of iran's missile launchers, painful for both parties. but it's a run. and that winning this with the president monday had called for a deal urging iran to the negotiating table over its nuclear program after talks were called off sunday. they shoot off condition. talk immediately before it's too late. >> now the u.s. is sending additional capabilities to the middle east. according to

defense secretary pete hegseth. he posted on x that that's meant to quote, enhance our defensive posture in the region in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> well, 9.49, is the time for your health this morning. some popular be 12 item and sold nationwide are actually being recalled now because of potential life-threatening risks. so the affected products include the well be b, 12 energy support gummies. the berkeley jensen be 12 gummies and the vi ducklo be 12 extra strength gummies. the recall was initiated after the parent company conducted routine testing and discovered that the products might actually contain some peanut allergens. the products were sold online and at all the and bj stores across the u.s. no illnesses or allergic reactions have been reported yet. >> 50 right now and a new movie theater is going to open in san francisco where there used to be a theater on van ness, but they moved out and it was across from kron

building. >> at 1000 vaness is where this is. it's a actually chain back east to probably haven't heard of. it is called apple. cinnamon is not like apple here in the bay area and they're going to be opening 14 screens, including an imax and sandwiches goes first led screen. the mayor says that the chain is supposed to be taking over in moving into the building, maybe even as soon as just 30 days to get all opened up and have some upgrades with reclining seats in a bar and restaurant. get your car ready. an amazon because prime day is happening july 8th through the 11th. they just told us when the four-day prime is going to be usually they just have 2 days. but now they're extending it to 4. that's basically prime day is like their version of black friday, which happens in the summer. all kinds of exclusive deals and sometimes the out early like in tell you what they are so you can get that product ready for your cart and then get on the deal.

>> well, today's national mascot day celebration of all those fun characters that get the fans pumped up for the games. mascots been part of sports for more than 140 years here in america, course, in the bay area. we've got a handful that we know. well, lou seal with the giants. he's been the mascot there since 1997 there sharkey with san jose ski with cal bears the stanford tree. there you see stomper for the athletics. so enjoy and celebrate mascots on national mascot we're going to take a break here at 9.51. we'll be right back. we're

back at 9.54. family-owned italian restaurant is serving its last plate this sunday after more than 4 decades, max old house in antioch announced on its website the last week that the time has come to close after 42 years, the restaurant known for its family-style italian dinners and cocktails. first opened its doors in 1983. >> new this morning, san francisco bay's openai just landed a big contract with the government. 200 million dollars. this contract is with the u.s. defense department. were openai is going to help to improve national security and they're using obviously their artificial intelligence, knowledge and platform openai. >> we'll be performing most of these duties in washington, d.c., they should. >> finish up by july of next year. a big contract. up next on the kron 4 morning news governor newsom and president trump.

>> battle today in a courtroom in san francisco over the national guard will have the latest in live report. plus, encampment sweeps underway now in san jose. the city is cracking down. we'll show you how. and state lawmakers are reacting to the trump order of ice operations to expand in democratic run cities.

>> right now, the kron 4 morning news who patrols

california's national guard, appeals court is going to hold a hearing today on whether president trump can keep them in la. plus, home health care workers in the south bay holding a rally today to draw attention ice raids in their community and of massive homeless week beginning in san jose out homeless advocates are reacting. the kron. 4 morning news starts now. good morning and thanks for waking up with us. i'm darya and i'm james. we've got john and rain here to start the hour. john, on whether rain on new. yeah. talking about these little tiny beatles causing a issues to some rental. talk more about them. all right. very good. you're going want the shade of those trees tomorrow. but today quite comfortable. today. we got the sunshine in full force, but it's a nice dose of sunshine, especially for those of us at the coast where the june gloom has been real so far. >> we're going to be looking at daytime highs today, little warmer, but we can handle that with some 70's in san jose and that sunshine kind of a nice

pairing. we've got 60's at the coast, calmer winds and lots of sun out that direction, too. not a lot so far anyways today that's been so bad. brent, would you are our first city to lift into the low 80's sign of slightly warmer afternoon ahead of us. tomorrow is going to be the very hottest one that's we'll see. most of our 90's popping back up for inland areas in the meantime, today feel a little bit like summer, which, as you know, is just a couple days away. her back to you. >> thanks a lot, john. and happening today, the court battle between governor newsom and president trump returns to san francisco. yeah, we've got an appeals court set to decide if the president has the authority to deploy the national guard in la copper is joy horn of following the story in san francisco. joey? jansa diet is going to boil down to what rights you states actually have. >> over this sort of a situation. so scholars are going to be debating this for years to come. here's how we got to this point today. first, the president