now on the kron. morning news. the legal battle over president trump. >> women of the national guard continues to escalate the latest step in that controversial case. plus, health care workers are going to be on the picket line outside ucsf benioff children's hospital in the east bay. this morning, a look at what they're demanding and why. and a fast-moving brush fire sparking chaos and

prompting evacuation orders in the south bay. how crews work to get those flames under control overnight. well, good wednesday morning and related what has brought in earlier on june 18th. i'm reyna harvey. >> alright, doesn't talk about that. warm up. and i think today's the warm day. good morning, john. yeah. today is the hot one of the forecast that really doesn't last much longer than one day reaching the 90's for inland areas and then where will right back down to those cooler feeling temps that we've been feeling a lot lately. let's start with your view outside. this is your view from mount tam. although you can't see very much just yet what you can see, some of the city lights down below in just a little bit of fog. having settled in the bay this morning. definitely not as crystal clear as yesterday was that that's ok. we do have some of that gray that is resulting in some cooling this morning as we do move into the afternoon,

though it is nothing but the sun and under those sunny skies. we are going to see easily our hottest temperatures in the forecast winds right now. not even directly out of the west rather of a northerly breeze at the moment. now, as we do roll into the afternoon, you're not going to get much of that ocean cool there for inland areas. that means inland temperatures going to be as warm as they will be. brett, what you've got a warm start already at 68 degrees while oakland at 55 santa rosa right at 50. so today does start with some morning gray for sure. but we do see that clearing rather quickly by 11:00am inland areas right on the cusp of 80 degrees already. so things will warm very quickly. >> free the structured in the right lane heading westbound on 80 the bay bridge. but that was cleared rather quickly. so 0 impact on your drive time. we're holding at 7 minutes right now. the mateo bridge at 12 minutes for your crossing.

and even though we do have a little low gray up above, it's not resulting in any visibility issues. things are rolling along just fine at both. the richmond, sandra fell and at the golden gate just got that fog streaming through the golden gate as we do kick off the morning. >> all right, john, the that a major wildfire in the south bay prompting evacuations as more than 155 crews worked overnirht trying those flames out. the fire burning nearly 100 acres in east side. san jose at 75% contained this morning. that moment following this since tuesday afternoon. he has details. >> it was a mix of high wind, tall, dry grass and the steepness of the foothills that allowed this fire to spread as fast as it did. now, fire crews do tell us, however, that they were well prepared in advance for one of the first big fires of the season. >> i let a lot of high. worried that, you know, it might come down this way. eventually flames covered

close to 100 acres in the foothills between milpitas and eastside san jose. tuesday evening. >> 150 personnel responded. and for water over the dry grass that san jose fire byrd exceedingly fast primarily in grass and light brush to its spreads very fast on its own. in addition to that, we had driven by the. >> fire likes to go up. he'll pitch about san jose fire says an evacuation orders hit several neighborhoods from grants plates to sierra road all the way into the deep foothills. >> not says the timing couldn't have been better seeing practically all of the south bay fire crews just wrapped up a wildfire training this past month. in addition to preparations like the wildland fire drill. >> the south bay incident management team also had an activation drill so we can practice that. >> looks back. start early head go all the way through field. i'm scared because like how about for some of the men? well, 6 horses. he's anxiously waiting to check on.

>> a friend up the road says the flames came within 200 feet of them. but as you saw, the smoke start to go down it was good about it. >> okay, because don't see any more just happy that we're seeing sun birds watching with their kids side. and so then they came running out here and then they're like, oh, my gosh, we seal the flames and everything. and so it's to to get bigger. the fire was under control within a couple hours. no injuries and no homes burned. >> and slowly, people making their way back home time. i have more trees in every color. treason. >> acquired jumped the route and just, you know. is that it happened that it didn't happen because it is for trees, kind of sparsely populated on the hill. we we're pretty given a benefit. >> now, if you want a better way to keep track of if you are in an evacuation order, a warning or not, fire crews tell us to download the genesis south and that's where many fire crews in california will be updating residents if

they are part of an evacuation order or not. for now reporting in san jose jacmel but kron 4 news. >> about 2500 health care workers in the east bay. they're gonna go on strike today. the call it on a plan to cancel existing contracts illegal. the national union of healthcare workers. they're going to be on the picket lines right outside of ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland for the next 5 days. at issue contract. previously, the workers they've employed by the children's hospital. but now we're gonna have to transition to beat uc employees. they say that means cuts to take home pay and starting over with a new pension plan. and while you see argues it added benefits will offset the losses. protesters demonstrated right outside of the 9th circuit court of appeals. that was in san francisco tuesday afternoon. organizers say they want ice, the national guard and the marines to get out of la. it's now up to 3 judges to decide if it was legal for

president trump to deploy the national guard during the la rice protest and appeals court heard from the attorney for the trump administration. governor gavin newsom's office. on tuesday we get proffers dan kerman with the latest on that. >> what does it mean for the president to be unable with regular forces to execute the laws for a little over an hour, 3 judge panel with the 9th circuit court of appeals peppered attorneys for governor newsome and president trump with questions as the 2 attorneys argued whether or not the president has the legal authority to deploy the national guard to the streets of los angeles. know there is no rule for their court. >> play reviewing that decision. >> the attorney for the trump administration argued the judicial branchihas no legal authority to review such a decision by the president. and furthermore, his decision to deploy the guard does meet statutory requirements. >> the guard is essential to continue to safely enforce immigration laws and protecting federal buildings in los angeles. and just

mention, court is essential with this injunction, the state otherwise lives and property will get best or at least needs to some consideration. >> of whether there are more modest measures all in for the national guard before taking that great, extraordinary step. >> the attorney for the governor argued despite protests, ice is able to carry out its duties meeting. the president doesn't meet the requirements for deploying the national guard every day that this order remains in effect. it is causing harm. >> for nation's broader democratic tradition of separation of the military, from civilian affairs. >> and that is not just a problem for the 60 day presented appointment here. >> the question for this court will be do they agree with a lower court decision that the president didn't have the right to deploy the guard or will they side with the trump administration? it's not clear where the panel's going to go, but the 2 trump appointed judges seem to be inclined to

not support what the district court judge had ordered, which would mean they would rule in favor of trump's order. rory little is a constitutional law professor at uc law. san francisco simply affirming the trump order at this point is going to suggest that it's not going to be so rare and that the president can call out the national guard almost whenever he wants. that's a very dangerous position. and one would hope that the 9th circuit won't say that whatever the ruling is, it will likely be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >> in the meantime, the california national guard remains on the ground in los angeles. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> well, this all comes as president trump has ordered ice to uptick daily arrests to about 3,000. he's trying to meet a goal and immigration raids. he's saying they're going to resume at hotels, restaurants and farms. the trump administration briefly pause roundups of those places after industry officials voice concerns over losing reliable employees. the city of san

jose. they are pledging 1 million dollars are trying to ensure immigrant community members get to legal help. they need. now. the city council unanimously approving the funding during their meeting last week. that bill came as the trump administration continues to ramp up ice activities. mayor matt mahan is saying expanding resources is the best city can do. >> a lot of mixed status. families, but a lot of people in our community living in fear not going to school, not going to work. this has impacts on all of us at the most basic level we have community members who are scared to report crime or be witness to a crime that doesn't make us safer. that makes us less safe. so we are going to stand up for immigrant community. we obviously cannot in any way interfere with federal law enforcement. that it's also not our role to carry out federal law enforcement. these dollars, though, are really meant to ensure that our community knows its rights has access to legal representation. and the due process is followed.

>> the vote following this massive rally. this is outside of city hall against ice raids statewide. we're gonna continue to cover the latest on the raids across california. we're gonna have the latest stories. aquel 4 dot com across 4 plus happening today. the sfmta they're going to host a roundtable. this is ahead of the muni service cuts. the service cuts are going to go into effect this saturday, june 21st, 78 officials say the service cuts are going to help fill in 7 million dollars from a 50 million dollar budget gap for the fiscal year. the cuts are going to do service on these routes on your screen. 5 fulton, 9 san bruno. 31 balboa 6 hate pierre, nasa's 21 hayes. that all be consolidating into a new route and the 6 pais para nasas. the roundtable discussion is going to be at 10, 30 this morning online. it's actually official waymo now on the streets of the peninsula. some riders you can catch a driverless car in burlingame brisbane, mill race

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>> all right. 4 things you to know today. 11 union members, they've been released after they were arrested while protesting against budget cuts to public services in san francisco. more than a dozen city workers went to the board of supervisors meeting yesterday afternoon to oppose mayor daniel or his budget proposal. they hauled to the meeting for nearly 2 hours for your health. there's a highly contagious covid-19 subvariant its nickname spiking across california. some people are describing it as razor blade throat, even sore throat is not a new covid symptom. this was more severe. then as was first detected in april and now makes up 55% of the circulating virus in california. history is made in san mateo. the city has a first ever female police captain rvs. we'll step into that role the sunday after 20 years with the san mateo police department should be the first woman to ever hold that title. and the second highest ranking woman in the

department's history. that's news for nature lovers. the first time since 2019 yosemite national park. they're gonna open all 13 campgrounds for the summer. the move is going to add a roughly 500 campsites offered a lot more opportunities for visitors during the peak travel season. reservations are available and can actually booked online. >> with pretty good out there, especially in this view right here, this is from the top u.s. teacher tower. and although it looks like you can just see the blanket of fog, if you look real close right there, they're some of downtown san francisco. absolutely gorgeous to kick things off before that sunshine comes out in full force later on today. going to contribute to today being the warmest day of this week's forecast. now you can see the fog streaming into the bay this morning. winds are actually mostly out of the north that's going to cut off access to that ocean. cool there inland. and that's for a lot of the state, especially the central valley in our inland areas. today is the

very hottest one can see that high pressure ridge in place for now. it does not last, though, as we do work our way back into other cool dip of the debt jet stream anchored by that low pressure which is going to really push us down into the 60's 70's for your warmest of highs after today for the rest of the week and into your first weekend of summer 60's to low 70's in the city today. gorgeous day in the city. if you want to head out that direction, a mix of some low clouds at the coastline and some sunshine later today with highs in the 60's, mostly 70's for the bayshore today, although mixed with a few 80's, carlos in redwood city, both to 80 degrees, south bay temperatures easily 80's, if not some 90's in spots like morgan hill at 93 degrees, livermore and pleasanton right at 90 heyward. you land at 76 oakland, a warm 78. walnut creek conquered 90's for you and 90's as well from pittsburgh up to fairfield,

vacaville very well could hit 100 degrees today. so just an absolute scorcher of an afternoon for those inland spots tomorrow. not so much anymore. take a look at that. highs falling into the 60's to 70's. that's where we'll stay for a few days into your first day of summer on friday and into saturday. roads are holding up ok, 8 minutes across the bay bridge. little gray overhead, but it is sitting well above us. our other spans are also rolling at the limit this morning, including the richmond, sandra fell very foggy as you make your crossing out at the golden gate. all right, john, the that so a lawsuit has actually been filed against the los angeles police department by journalists. >> the claim reporters rights were violated when they were covering the immigration protests. los angeles press club and the investigative outlet stratus coup. they accuse police of repeatedly targeting journalists with foam rounds, tear gas, unlawful detentions. it's even if they clearly had press credentials displayed. the

suit also alleges police use force and intimidation trying interfere with reporters. constitutional rights and finally a state law that guarantees journalist access during protests la police department. they have not responded yet. this comes as mayor karen bass lifted the curfew in los angeles. >> party to address asking for a judicial warrant. >> new york city comptroller and mayoral candidate brad lander was apprehended by ice officers. he was accompanying someone to the immigration hearing yesterday. the scuffle with ice all caught on camera in the halls of the courthouse. he was demanding to see if there was a warrant to detain a man outside of federal immigration court when he was apprehended. he was released hours later. criminal charges have not been filed against lander. >> and while you're at that may have led cool and likely, but well, answer other end. >> u.s. senator alex padilla

speaking out on capitol hill detailing the incident last week when he was forcibly removed department homeland security. in a news conference, dhs secretary don't know no one knew he and that he at her during a briefing reporters. a lot the u.s. he was escorted into the briefing by federal agents. he says it was he was there because he was meeting. he said he was there because he's meeting was delayed due to the briefing. he also added he asked if you could ask a question and that the fbi agent to see colleagues. this isn't about me. >> in fact, is that. >> just about immigrant communities or even just the state of california? >> it's what every single american who found their constitutional rights. dia concluded that his speech with a call to action for millions

of americans to stand up and keep. >> peacefully protesting against the trump administration's attacks on fundamental rights. a federal judge has actually extended an order blocking president trump's attempted ban on international students being admitted to harvard. the judge is still considering how richard quest for a preliminary injunction as its lawsuit against administration plays out. roughly 27% of harvard student bodies made up of students from outside the u.s. president. trump has also frozen billions of dollars in funding and exempted to revoke harvard's tax exempt status over claims liberal and anti-jewish bias. the university says those moves are unconstitutional, violating its first amendment right to free speech. as fighting in the middle east continues between israel and iran. lawmakers on capitol hill there. wade, whether the u.s. should get involved or not. some say congress should actually vote on it. meanwhile, this morning, an iranian spokesman said american intervention what's

part quote, an all-out war washing correspondent beer-temple is in dc with the latest on that. many good morning. >> hey, good morning, rain. a few lawmakers this week of introduced war powers resolutions. they basically say that congress should have to debate and then vote on whether the u.s. should take military action against iran. >> united states should not be a war without a vote of congress. virginia democratic senator tim kaine introduced a war powers resolution. he says if the u.s. goes on offense in any way against iran, congress should have a say engaging in a war against iran. a 3rd war in the middle east since 2001 would be a catastrophic. blunder across the aisle. kentucky republican congressman thomas massie introduced his own war powers resolution saying, quote, this is not our war. i think we're getting the cart ahead of the horse here. the senate majority leader john thune says those resolutions won't be needed if iran and its

nuclear program. one where the other they got and their nuclear program. pennsylvania senator john fetterman says the u.s. should help israel with that. really hope the president to bahamas the very ones. the president on truth, social called for, quote, unconditional surrender from iran and said tuesday, the debate comes as fighting enters its 6th day. >> with israeli strikes targeting iran's capital this morning. >> now the u.s. has shifted some military assets to be ready in case of this escalation in this conflict. and defense secretary pete hegseth will be on capitol hill for a hearing this morning where lawmakers are likely to ask him about it. bring all right. thank you for report. many. after the break. vandalism on the pink triangle san francisco. what the man accused of the facing the accused of the facing the inst

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>> a man is facing hate crime charges in connection to a weekend assault sandwiches because marina district. so according to court documents, the victim in a for they were sitting on a sidewalk on fillmore street right near cal. hello, at agroup of about 6 people walk by making anti-semitic remarks when the victim's friend asked the group to stop and said she was jewish. the suspect identified 36 don't wa dseav punched and kicked the victim even after that. and then they fell to the ground and lost consciousness. prosecutors say the suspect also attacked a rkeat a nearby business who tried to intervene. davis is scheduled to be in court this afternoon. and it man accused of defacing the pink

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>> welcome back to the ground. morning news. we're talking about that warm-up on the way already here. good morning, john. it is today the hottest one by far and after today it's going to be right back down to the cool stuff. so our heat lovers, this one's for you. everyone else will hibernate for the next 24 hours. here's your look outside. a gorgeous shot right

here. looking over san francisco. there's the very top of the sales first tower right there. >> the only building actually poking up through that low gray. that is sifted on in this morning. sure. it is a little fog year than yesterday was but this afternoon we get rid of all that low gray and we are on to some sunshine and some real heat. this northerly wind cutting off access to that cool ocean air for inland areas. so even though it is a bit foggy along the bay shore spots like brentwood, crystal clear and you're at 67 right now already just shy of 70 degrees and never having fallen out of the 60's last night inland spots well into the 90's today. as for temperatures along the bay short, a lot of us in the 70's to even 80's. so things will be warming up quick by 11:00am already on thspe of those inland areas. >> the bay bridge looking good. there's no backup at toll plaza just yet, although

that will likely start here in about 15 minutes. the cemetery, bridge to 12 minutes for your crossing and also looking just fine. so far. >> both the richmond, sandra fell in the golden gate or under gray skies. golden gate. do watch for some fog and even a little bit of mist out there. she make your crossing there. all right. on the eve of that in the south, a brush fire burning in san jose foothills. >> is mostly contained this morning. but now firefighters are working to try to determine how it started in the first place. was will tran is live in jose with that story. well. >> want to find out the cause? that's secondary. the first thing is to make sure that no homes are threatened and that this particular time they do have firefighters stationed throughout this particular area. this is ranch road. and you can see couple of fire units right behind me. i'm told they have about 3 of them all over this location just to make sure that pounce on the fire should start up again. now, let me show you video. it

certain neighborhoods to evacuate. the good news is all the evacuations. the mandatory evacuations have been lifted and everybody should be back in their homes this morning. as far as the damage to the fire. absolutely. it ripped through the hillside vegetation burned to the point where great now close to 93 acres have burned. it's 75% contained and keep in mind contain means basically trying to wrap your arms around it. so it does not continue to spread. it does not mean that it is out. but the good news is rain and no structures were damaged, but you better believe a lot of people very much rattled. looks back. start early head go all the way through field. >> i'm scared because like how about for some of that? that we have more trees in every

color. treason. >> the fire jump the road and just, you know. things that have happened that it didn't happen because it is for trees, kind of sparsely populated on the hill. we we're pretty given a benefit. >> at one point, got so bad that there is a school right down the hill from my location and the trend that school into an evacuation center for those who were evacuated. but that's no longer needed as everybody is home. but 2 neighborhoods have evacuation warnings still in place. and that basically means yes, you could stay here, but you better have things ready to go. just in case you get a knock at the door, you have to leave and of course, make sure that you are safe. and again, as far as the cause of the fire that's still under investigation. back to you. all right. we'll great tips. we're going to be checking out with you throughout the rest of the morning. >> kind of like 34 developing this morning. ucsf workers at the binney off children's hospital in oakland. they're

set to go on strike caregivers say they are speaking up about their needs. a fair contract. rovers joey horta is live in oakland with that story. joey? >> renay, ucsf union members out here claim that they are going to lose $10,000 in take-home pay because ucsf is canceling their contracts during a transition. unions representing about 2500 employees of any off children's hospital locations in oakland are launching today. strike. they say their contracts will be canceled in july and they're already losing some longtime members over the dispute at issue pay cuts. the national union of healthcare workers represents 1300 workers. most of them are not registered nurses. however, there will be registered nurses joining the strike to support their colleagues, ucsf benioff employees are transitioning to become uc employees. according to ucsf. so they're also

joining wider bay area. unions and ucsf says no one will be fired despite the rumors telling us in part, quote, some take-home pay may change because today many employees pay nothing toward their health insurance or retirement and are you see employment, though? they will contribute. ucsf says those employees will get better benefits long-term care as a result of this employee transition. that's coming up on july 6. the strike is set to get underway at 7 o'clock this morning and could continue all the way into this weekend. back to you. all right, joey thing for that report. ralliers took to the steps of san francisco city hall criticizing. >> a new rule about rv permits. it would actually limit parking of arby's to 2 hours citywide over 70 rosman has that story. >> working class people under on the steps of city hall.

opposition is heard loud and clear. the onus them to people love. >> i was that people you're going work every children go school high to do that to go back and move your rv residents and advocates criticized mayor lurie czar proposal limiting parking 2 hours as empty a hearing tuesday afternoon. staff from assets held homelessness and family services department presented a new short-term permit program and details how they will use 30 million dollars to help transition from shelter to permanent housing rapid rehousing slots vehicle buyback program. additional outreach, more funding for mta operations that really give us confidence. and this new permit program that we will be able to manage this work operationally public officers, including armed residents, urged the board to block the policy. we just trying to

leave normally. >> criminalizing that is after the season. i don't understand why we would have to go through all these hoops know through set this permit community leader with and poverty toast coalition. jennifer freedom buck. >> says the proposed parking permits and limited shelter spots is not enough to combat the 434 cars with people living in them. according to city data, we can set up sa-e parking areas. we can set up. we can make sure that people have access to solar that are living in rv's weekend. you know, basically address the sings until that time. appropriate housing is available for everybody. that discussion will move to the board of supervisors who will vote on the policy in the coming weeks. reporting in san francisco, stephanie rothman kron. 4 news. >> llevan union members. they were arrested while protesting cuts. the public services in

san francisco, according to union officials, more than a dozen city workers. it went to the board of supervisors meeting tuesday afternoon and they started chanting that hold the meeting for nearly 2 hours zahn was the sheriff's office confirmed the arrest. they say all 11 people were cited and released shortly after union members oppose mayor daniel lurie's budget proposal, which includes layoffs and funding cuts to several public services, including health programs and emergency management. the fight continues in the north bay to keep support services of black students. yes, parents and teachers rally before the tam applies. you high school district meeting again last night to many, the school board reversed their decision to cut funds over sarah stinson has that report. >> dozens of parents and teachers held up signs and chanted at a rally before packing into the tamil pius union high school district

meeting tuesday night. many spoke out against the school board's decision to cut to contracted employees who helped start the black student support team at tam high school last year total disregard for students well-being involving lot races him all time high. this vote happened on june 3rd. and while the issue was not on the tuesday night board agenda, the community made it the night's priority. fortunately, we have just a big disparity support. >> you know what students are not giving up, christine to bury, put together a petition to reinstate the jobs of paul austin. anthony should tate austin. our petition continues to grow. we have over 1400 people that have signed that. >> more and more people are reaching in on this. and so we told them the last time we weren't going away, that issue mattered. >> and most importantly, our children matter. this is about my kids. everybody's kids. having the right to belong in their high school environment. more than 100 teachers at tam

high have also come forward in support of their positions. but we want to let our board know and we want to let incoming superintendent know that this is really important that we're not willing to allow our elections to continue to not get what they need on our campus, that we are going to be here for months to keep the pressure on the contract, not renewed cost a total of $250,000. the board president has explained her vote citing budget cuts last 4 days behind way passed 2026 27 school year. >> due to declining property, taxes broadcast revenue reversed. >> but to bury says the marine county superintendent of schools and other organizations have made offers to step in and help fund the program. and there's money out there. there's money in the budget. all we need is for the board to stop playing petty politics. and remember the principles that they ran the new superintendent. courtney good spent some time at tam high last week to learn about

this program. the board president says it will continue on with district employees. >> but many say the 2 positions cut are the backbone of this program. they worry it will fall apart next school year. and now these parents are urging school board to put this matter on next week's agenda. i'm sara stinson reporting kron. 4 news. all right. still ahead, the robber morning news. did the debut of >> rafael devers with orange and black help the team take home. a win find out. that's home. a win find out. that's coming sports.

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know today. >> health care workers in the east bay, they're going on strike at 07:00am calling a plan to cancel existing contracts illegal. the national union of healthcare workers that have on the picket line right outside of ucsf, benioff children's hospital in oakland and some clinics to along a creek contracts are a top priority for negotiations. there in san francisco, a 19 year-old man accused of to face in the pink triangle on twin peaks. happened around 12, 30 yesterday. police say the suspect was actively spray painting the installation. police arrest him after a brief chase. patrick carney, who is the founder of the pink triangle, says he still has damage to fix. federal judge has extended an order blocking president trump's attempt to ban on international students. the admitted to harvard university. the judge is still considering hart's request for a preliminary injunction as his lawsuit against the administration plays out. roughly 27% of harvard student body. it's made up of students from outside the u.s.. the university says president trump's moves are unconstitutional, violating

the first amendment right to free speech. waymo is now on the streets along the peninsula. so riders get to driverless car in burlingame brace and brutal and south san francisco. the company is also expanding their coverage in silicon valley in more areas at around palo alto and mountain view. for the first time since about 2019, yosemite national park is going to be opening all 13 campgrounds for the summer. the move is going to add roughly 500 campsites offering more opportunities for visitors during peak travel season. the white wolf campground will open this friday followed by the tamarac flat campground opening next monday. yosemite creek campground opened july 1st. reservations are available and you can online. >> was first patients to a right away. we are seeing out here in the bay a little bit of gray this morning. you can see that wind pushing through the bay at this moment. and

right now, anyways, a bit of a foggy start. fog does not. last, though skies will clear very clear in the afternoon with all that sunshine, nothing to block out the sun. and we've got our the forecast from the central valley to the interior of the bay. it is about to be the warmest one of the month so far, high pressure ridge built up just for now. tomorrow in almost immediate, cool down, turning down the temperature dial is the slow dives in incurring some cooler air along with that really thursday through the weekend is going to be on the cooler side of things for this time of year. so today's daytime highs, the anomaly for this month, 60's to 70's in the city today, a warm one by city standards, 60's right along the coast and some 70's to even 80's for a lot of the bayshore this afternoon. redwood city and 81 for your highs, san jose. 84 degrees while morgan hill at 93 east bay temps, livermore and pleasanton year back in the nineties, union city and

fremont in the 80's close to 80 enrichment in castro valley. well conquered up to 96 degrees today. pittsburgh, 97 vacaville hanging out right around 100 degrees today. so definitely our hottest one. take a look at tomorrow. temperatures dropped over 10 degrees on average for inland areas and will further fall in your first day of summer on friday to kick off the weekend. next week is back to normal with highs in the 60's to 80's at the warmest. roads are fine. 11 minutes across the bay bridge and that backup having formed at the bay bridge. looking at the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes right now for your crossing on our longest span. as for the richmond, sandra fell, it's 11 minutes right now to make your crossing the golden gate 19 minutes and a very foggy as you get from novato to the toll plaza. time now 5.48 in an east bay father is looking to turn a new leaf. >> after his apartment in san leandro burned down the same

day he and his sons moved in. oh, he's on friday and i'm rachel and it's 2 teen sons. they were in the process of moving into their new apartment on marina boulevard. they are a fire alarm and he saw flames in the kitchen soon. the entire unit was engulfed in flames all to escape without injury. and so did their dog belongings, including a lifetime collection size sports memorabilia and all went up in smoke. take a listen. >> cherise side steph curry, we'll jersey just tell real jersey my saturday's. >> wow. rachel has started an online fundraiser to help and it was sons get back on their feet to caused that fire still under investigation. meanwhile, the 3 are receiving assistance from the american red cross. a new program san francisco aimed at detecting cancer and firefighters. they are daniel lurie, an ounce half a million dollars is going to use for cancer screen. was rob nesbitt reports on how the polio well work for firefighters at

greater risk. >> the money for the new cancer prevention screening program is coming from. mayor daniel lori's proposed budget. the mayor says budget constraints are tight, but that the money was needed to say first responders lives. when firefighters respond to an emergency call, they aren't just putting themselves in harm's way at an active fire. >> they also face long-term health risks. san francisco fire chief team chris been knows this all too well in the past year. we've got to funerals work, predominately this station. who suffered from cancer contracted on the job on the line of duty from cancer, it's firefighters exposure to toxic substances, hazardous materials that makes them 14% more likely to die from cancer. according to the cdc, mayor daniel lurie visited station 2 in chinatown to announce a new cancer screening pilot program for firefighters in the city. we deserve to give every firefighter a fighting chance. >> and it's about honoring the

people who dedicate their lives to protecting ours. you have our back. we should have yours. 500,000 $1 of the mayor's proposed budget will go towards advanced imaging scans typically not covered by insurance. >> firefighters over the age of 40 with at least 5 years of service will be eligible. we know. >> screenings can save lives. we know when we catch cancer early it drastically increases the survival rate of firefighters. the mayor says the screenings have identified cancers that may have gone undiagnosed until advanced stages. he has partnered with the board of supervisors and firefighters union to ensure the pilot program is fully funded. chief chrisman says the screenings believe to proactive treatment indirectly affect his members lives. they really just want to help the public and do their jobs. >> this cut carve out in this budget is going to help them live longer and do their jobs and serve the public and keep the citizens of this great city safe. according to the

san francisco firefighters union, the city has lost more than 300 firefighters to cancer in the last 20 years reporting in san francisco, i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. let's talk about that bay area baseball, rafael devers made his debut with the orange and black as they started their series with the guardians. the giants came short of a win. holmes director scott reese has all those highlights. >> everybody, the eyes of the baseball world on oracle park in san francisco last night for rafael devers. giants debut all com pre-game. but the stadium rocking for his first at-bat. and the sellout crowd going nuts. it was denver's against slates. a coney of the cleveland guardians. and that's not the storybook start at all. but as new mate pick some up later in the first inning, don smith singles home joe, who lead and the giants take a one. nothing

lead in the 3rd. it's 1, 1, denver's second, a b. that's more like it. all the way to the wall. willie adonis motoring wants to give rafi his first rbi is a giant. he's got it. it's a double 2, 1, san francisco devers finished 2 for 4 in the 6th 2, 2, game. and gabriel arias opposite field pops off of robbie ray. nice catch by the dude in the bullpen. but it doesn't help the giants. guardians win 3 to spoiling denver's debut. that's it for sports. >> have a great day. >> all right. coming up in the next hour, dangers on the street said let's just go concerned. civil [ birds chirping ] [ engine whirling ]

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>> for the first time in its 116 year history. >> naacp says it will not invite a sitting president to its convention. president trump did not get an invitation is the first time the civil rights organization is excluded. a sitting president. the convention will be held next month in charlotte, north carolina, the organization's leader says the president's actions directly oppose their mission, which is to advance civil rights. >> conflict with the things that he has done, that he's doing things that are being planned with our job. >> the naacp points to trump's efforts to defund diversity, equity and inclusion programs in schools and they felt several lawsuits against the trump administration. white house does not comment yet on the decision to exclude the president. up next to the girl morning news. >> residents on the peninsula avenue taxi service. a tease.

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benioff children's hospital in oakland hit the picket line will have hands. and the decision by appeals court expected any moment about whether president trump can keep the national guard in los angeles. the kron 4 morning news starts now. >> it's at 6. >> good morning. and thanks for waking up with us on thursday and daria and i'm james. we're waking up this morning to what's expected to be a warm day today. >> but a beautiful son, if you can see it. a beautiful sunrise this morning. yeah, baby have one of those shots. good morning. i know i wish i had access to most beautiful sunrise shot. maybe we can pull it up for just a second. no guarantees, though. we are looking outside at what is a bit of a foggy start behind me. there. what is your view of downtown san francisco making for a pretty nice. right there, san jose looking nice and clear overhead with crystal clear skies, you can see just how gorgeous it is right now in the south bay. now we do have