>> a local news. we begin with breaking news out of san francisco where a death investigation is underway near a popular tourist destination.

blocked off an area near the palace of fine arts. police say they found a person dead inside a car just after 10 this morning. this happened in the area of baker and beech streets in the marina neighborhood. police say there is no evidence of foul play at this time. an investigation into this death is under way. officers still have streets blocked off and are asking people to please avoid this area. we have a reporter in this area and will share details as soon as we get them into our newsroom on air and online at kron 4 dot com. in the south bay, a brush fire that was burning in the san jose foothills is now fully contained this afternoon. now firefighters are working to determine how that fire started. kron four's will tran has the latest. fire continues to burn. but it is 100% contained which basically means they have corralled it. it's not moving forward. >> but it's still burning on the hillside, which is why you can see this fire truck right behind me at ranch place. this is where the fire least close

to the epicenter where the fire started at around 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon. and it exploded to about 92 acres. by the time it was done. it got so frenetic that they actually had to call for aerial support. some neighborhoods had to be evacuated. in fact, they told us cool down the hill that you now our new emergency evacuation center. fortunately, they were able to save all the structures, no damage to them. no injuries. but i got a chance to talk to someone who lives in this neighborhood he said, boy, was it scary? >> we heard fire engines going up. the street, then more fire engines more fire. so came out to look at everybody is on the street looking up at the hill and you said your home a smoky this morning. yeah, it's a strange because it didn't snow smoky where we're standing there watching the fire. but late last night that started to seep in. and the really bad

overnight published thinks in the overnight hours, even though the evacuations were lifted, some neighborhoods saw evacuation warnings which basically meant. >> get your bags ready. incase you get a knock at the door telling you you have to evacuate the eminent danger is over. now goes the investigation. what caused the fire? and at this point, it's simply too early to tell. back to you. >> at this time in the east and south bays pg e is monitoring a potential public safety power shutoff the utility warning. alameda county contra costa county and some small pockets of santa clara county of this north bay area's are certainly are currently rather not on this list. pg e is monitoring lower humidity levels and dry vegetation on the ground. the utility says it is making calls to customers so they can be prepared. >> you know how difficult it is for customers to have their power shut off proactively. so we don't do these lightly. but

if we have enough of those factors, safety is our number one priority. and that's what we'll call a psps. if a power shut off is called the agent pg. e says they will set up community resource centers for people in their county pg. e also has a program called medical baseline. that lists residents with health issues who will be notified in advance of the shut-offs. >> welcome this afternoon. let's take a live look outside at the city of san francisco. the water looking so nice out there, kyla. yeah, absolutely. we are set to see the warmest day of the week, but i thought i would start with well, look outside first. you can see we still have some of that marine layer that's hanging out there over the golden gate bridge. and then i want to talk about the highs yesterday, which were pretty impressive, an above average in spots like santa rosa where we get up to 90 degrees, almost made there in concord. 87 in sandra fell. 84 in livermore, some upper 70's and san jose oakland, 72 and a pretty nice day in san francisco obviously little

seasonal. if you are by the water. but if you are inland, that's where those above average temps were. and that's we're going to see again today. the real zoom of temperatures kind of heading into the afternoon. you can see that marine layer is slowly but surely starting to peel away a bit here. as we zoom out, you can see the state now pretty awash in sunshine all the way down into southern california and temperatures here. if we look at the difference from yesterday to today, notice that we just have a few spots here. san francisco, half moon bay mountain view that are running a little bit cooler than yesterday. that's certainly where that marine layer saying on everyone else starting to kind of head up there. you look at spot like fairfield already 4 degrees above where we were yesterday. so these temperatures to get very warm in the inner east bay particular notice fairfield pittsburgh, rd up their pittsburgh 86 right now. but we're at 82 in nevado in santa rosa. 75 in san jose and still hanging on to some 60's here in san francisco. but it should be an above average day for everyone across the board today, including san francisco. expecting a high of about 71 degrees, but it is my

inner east bay that i have the most concerned about today because those numbers to get above 95 degrees. that is dangerous. this is just one day of heat. it's got some wind associated with that as well. things are going whole lot better for you tomorrow in these temperatures start to fall. talk about that when come back in just a bit. thanks so much. another top story for us. it's now up to 3 judges to decide if it was legal. >> for president trump to deploy the national guard to la during anti-ice protests and appeals court heard from attorneys for the trump administration and governor gavin newsom's office yesterday. a kron four's dan kerman has the latest on this. >> 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. >> to to play reviewing that

decision. >> the attorney for the trump administration argued the judicial branch has 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. jessica mensch, according essential with this injunction, the state otherwise lives and property will be 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. >> our 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.

>> following the nationwide surge in immigration enforcement. the city of san jose is pledging 1 million dollars for immigrant defense legal services. the city council unanimously approved the funding during their meeting last week. mayor matt mahan says the funds of largest investment the city has made towards protecting immigrants. the north rapid response network reported ice activity in santa rosa and a social media post. just yesterday. the community group says at least one person was arrested by federal agents a little before 06:00am nucor be in santa rosa avenue. the notice also said that agents were in plains clothes. we reached out to the ice office in san francisco. they did not respond to a question about officers being in plain clothes instead saying, quote, we are not able to research and respond to specifics of routine daily operations. their statement saying in part, quote, ice officers wear badges and kerry credentials with their name and corresponding organization. ice officers identify themselves as immigration officers at the time an individual is placed under

arrest or as soon as it is practical and safe to do so. we continue to cover the latest on immigration enforcement happening nationwide. get the latest stories all crumpled com and chron foot. plus. supreme leader rejected us calls for surrender in the face of more israeli strikes and warned that any military involvement by the u.s. would cause, quote, irreparable damage to them as fighting in the middle east continues between israel and iran. lawmakers on capitol hill are weighing whether the u.s. should get involved. washington correspondent maddie beer-temple has the latest. eu lawmakers have introduced war power resolutions this week. >> they basically say that congress should have to debate and then vote on whether the u.s. should take 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. 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. >> the u.s. has shifted some military assets to be ready to respond in this conflict if necessary. defense secretary pete hegseth will be on capitol hill this morning for

a hearing where lawmakers are expected to question him about this in washington. i'm maddie beer-temple. >> known will would be to add a chilling see the zone as the one between iran and israel escalates. pope leo speaking to the faithful gathered at saint peter's square saying, quote, we must not get used to war, adding, quote, the heart of the church is broken by the cries that rise from places of war. he cited the ongoing conflict in ukraine, iran, israel and gaza, hopefully also warned that high tech weaponry being deployed on battlefields could bring, quote, a level of barbarity, far greater and that of past times, by >> still ahead on 4 news at the famous pink triangle in san francisco targeting drink right? plus a hearing on capitol hill today takes a look into explosive claims about former president biden's mental fitness. we have the reaction. and after the break, hundreds of caregivers at ucsf

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>> the east bay ucsf, health care workers are on strike over a contract dispute. union members are on the picket line outside many children's hospital in oakland was joey horta is there with the latest. >> over 100 health care workers on strike here, carrying signs and chanting they're calling for a better deal. about 2500 current employees of any off children's hospital and its clinics will become ucsf employees in july, according

to union members, they claim the transition will cost about $10,000 a year with their contracts are canceled. the national union of healthcare workers represents 1300 members and they claim they're already losing some longtime members over the transition the only full-time occupational therapist at this location who is trained to work in during any part of the hospital. so the jobs of 2 other therapists who have that same skill set are being threatened because they don't actually have an equivalent job at ucsf. i currently have a free cousin medical plan that i will not have to pay for. >> i will about $800 a month. so that is very significant. i know under ucsf with leaders there, $800 may not seem like a lot, but it's a lot to me and my family. ucsf says despite the rumors no one is being fired and employees will receive better long-term care and benefits. >> after the transition, ucsf says 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? they will contribute. ucsf says they do have plans in place to keep serving patients during this strike ill be picketing here until 6 o'clock tonight. and they continue that throughout this weekend in oakland, joey horta kron. 4 news. >> a 19 year-old man is accused of defacing the pink triangle on twin peaks. san francisco police say they responded to a vandalism repnrt around 12, 30 yesterday afternoon and found the suspect actively spray painting the installation officers arrested him after a brief chase. patrick carney, the founder of pink triangle, must now fix the damage. >> so dame, it's 26 of the tarp. so we'll have to replace those tarps, which is a big chart because we would have to demand will dismantle a whole area in order to replace them. so that's disappointing what i think do is just get some paint that matches the original color and pain over the black paint. however,

that's a temporary fix and still have to throw those terms the way. >> carney also census images of anti-transgender stickers. he says that have been popping up near the installation. carney says he and several community members have been scratching them out or just covering them up with tape. >> well, 17 this afternoon. >> taking a live look outside this gorgeous view right here. i believe you can see the city of san francisco just behind that cloud right let's check in now with cuyler for more. >> yeah. and you can certainly see the golden gate bridge here, too, are starting to get some nice sunshine going. you know, we talked about this yesterday how the marine layer would quickly kind of dissipate today so that we get into this position to see a warm-up happening. and it looks like we're on the way to. that's expecting 69 degrees in san francisco today. 67 is the average obviously puts us above average, but nowhere near the record of 88 degrees set back in 2017. so as far as the fog is concerned, you can see as we work our way through the afternoon and evening, it

really is going to pull away from the coast and in fact, half moon bay already kind of basking in the sunshine here. we did start off great this morning, but we are looking good right now. temperatures there about 57 degrees and on the move. we're already at 82, though, in santa rosa, 83 in livermore. so you can see where some of the 60's and 70's our but the places where the 80's are already this time of day, you know, that's where we're going to see some of that more extreme heat today. so these are the highs and looking out for santa rosa about 93 76 in oakland. but this is where the real heat is concentrated that inner east bay. you can see there from antioch down to concord and livermore. morgan hill looking out for about 93, but some nice 70's and low 80's around the bay itself. so pretty nice day for most. having said that, the west coast is heating up. you can see it here where extreme heat warnings are parts of central and southern california heat advisories and there's fire danger as you can see all the way over to utah in nevada and down into arizona. so that is part and parcel. what happens when we start to get this heat all brought by high pressure. now the good news is it's just for one day because low pressure is actually going to

start to move in. once we get into tomorrow, we'll start to press down on that high and that will bring those temperatures down. so temperature wise, you just want to make sure you're being careful today and staying hydrated. temps will drop tomorrow. we're talking about inland low 80's and then no additional heat really in the next 7 days. but want to keep fire safety kind of top of mind as we get into these conditions, we start to get a little wind tomorrow into as you can see there into friday and even saturday. yeah, temperatures are gonna come down, but we've got some dry conditions out there. so just make sure you're taking good care. >> thanks so much. for your health. a highly contagious covid subvariant nicknamed name this is spiking in california. some patients describe a razor blade throat, sore throat is not a new covid said symptom. but this one is more severe. experts say no. this was first detected in april. the cdc says cases have now been found in most u.s. states. it is surging in asia, the mediterranean and europe as well. it now makes up 55%

of the circulating virus in california from 2% in april. today, a senate subcommittee is hearing about the alleged to cognitive decline of former president joe biden. and what those lawmakers claim was a coverup of his mental and physical abilities. washington correspondent trevor shirley is in dc with more on this. the subject to former president joe biden's mental state has been ralked about a lot lately. >> especially following the publication of a book which alleges his decline was more severe than the public knew. today, members of the senate judiciary committee are hearing from 3 witnesses, including 2 former trump administration, white house staffers. they're expected to testify about what they described as a quote, cover up by members of the media and biden's inner circle about the former president's cognitive decline. president biden has repeatedly denied that his mental state was diminished and says he was always fit to be president. today's hearing follows the release of a book

called original sin authored by to journalists alleging biden aides shielded the former president's signs of mental decline from the american public members of the biden family say the book's claims are false. republicans say today's hearing sheds light on the former president's cognitive decline as well as who is actually running the country, which they say was essentially the former president's inner circle. democrats say this hearing is a waste of time. several congressional republicans have already called on former biden white house officials to testify under oath about the former president's mental state and his ability to run the country. there was a conspiracy. to hide the president's true condition. by his family. by his staff. by the media. and many elected officials. my colleagues are truly interested. >> and issues of presidential succession and disability under the 25th amendment. i

would suggest embark on this constitutional journey with the proposed amendment. >> president trump is also ordered the justice department to begin an investigation into former president biden's mental abilities while he was in office reporting in washington. i'm trevor shirley. >> still ahead, reaction from dodgers fans after a singer sang the national anthem in spanish. and after the break, john fisher is selling another john fisher is selling another team that still in the ba my life is full of questions... how do i clean an aioli stain? — use tide. —do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. why do we even buy napkins? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. for all of life's laundry questions, it's got to be tide. get a limited time offer on bonus packs with 15% more loads free.

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for sale. fisher who recently movie is out of oakland announced he plans to sell the soccer team after nearly 2 decades of ownership. the earthquakes valued at 600 million dollars rank near the bottom in revenue and attendance. that is a mayor. matt mahan reacting to the news saying its an exciting opportunity for both the team and the city and he looks forward to welcoming the quakes. new ownership. >> i'm not >> and that's rising singer nezza who sparked a nationwide debate saturday after seeing the u.s. national anthem in spanish at the dodgers home game in los angeles. the version of the song she sang was commissioned in 1945. by president franklin d roosevelt. as i said, she felt compelled to sing the anthem in spanish in light of the immigration raids across los angeles recently originally from the bay area as a move to la to pursue her entertainment career. there. >> intended to be booed. and when i opened my eyes and heard the roar inside one

standing cheering and it was overwhelming because in that moment i knew that i had done the right thing. it's so crazy. what's happening right now, especially here in a and i think that's also one of the biggest reasons i did. it was because i knew 80% of the people, 90% of the people in those stands were going to be of latin descent, latino community and i did it for them. >> the dodgers released a statement saying there were no consequences are hard feelings regarding her performance. nasa says she still doesn't feel welcome at the stadium but acknowledged things can change over time. some fans say they prefer politics. stay out of sports. others have been critical of the dodgers silence during the amped up ice activity in a city that has many latino facts. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at to industry feeling the pressure of immigration enforcement raids. learning about a reported worker shortage. plus, parents and teachers in the north bay. speaking up, the latest in the fight to keep support services for black students at a local high school. and major proposed budget cuts on the proposed budget cuts on the table, threatening funding to

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>> we're getting a look at how americans view president donald trump's mass deportation program 5 months into his second term in office. new polling from the economy shows 42% of americans are in favor of the immigration and customs enforcement. 47% have an unfavorable view of the agency. and 11% say they're not sure. the police showed a majority. 52 1% say they disapprove of the way the president is handling immigration overall. but immigration raids aren't just a political talking point there causing a crisis across key industries as ice targets. farms, restaurants, even

construction sites. reporter xavier walton is tracking this for us. >> so the one word i keep hearing over and over again to talk to business owners about how folks are actually feeling right now. is panic. now that the temporary pause on work site raids is over to go some pretty much right now. entire shifts vanish overnight downtown los angeles markets vibrant for the last several decades. >> now deserted immigrants, even illegal ones afraid to show up for fear of being swept up by workers being gots. little bit spoke last week. they saw a couple people outside of that. out again, lighting up. >> a pause ice raids far hotels and restaurants lasted 4 days before the trump administration reversed course and resumed enforcement once again in those businesses and even food processing plants. the fear is real and it's having real consequences in california and texas. some farms are operating in just 30% capacity. restaurants in la closing earlier, skipping lunch all together and at lecst one midwest meat packing

plant. dozens of workers arrested last week alone. >> ice snow for new construction site and home depot's in multiple states out that this is something sent us, that the systems, but i laborer. he doesn't want to show her she says going to work. like walking straight into the lion's den because it's not but she says some have no choice and without a clear plan to back fill these positions, the labor shortage could spread. >> already we're seeing labor shortages in crop delays in the ag industry, restaurants cutting hours and short-staffed hotels, reduce production at food processing plants and work stoppages in slowdowns. a construction projects 40%. the workforce. >> in the construction industry, his immigrant, both document the undocumented. going to get the cities. there's a shortage of labor to rebuild. and same people that

rebuild cleaning up. very same people that's been person kid to the white house says this is about enforcing the law, but business owners are calling an economic, a self-inflicted wound right here. >> so talk about just moving up. officer. you can go. mean, a couple months if that i mean, you know, with a with a with a with the whole rant and still be here so steep. i mean, you can only last so long without, you know, so maybe one or 2 months, max may so the biggest fear among workers and business owners, the ones who rely on them. >> is this possibly is just round one show essentially what's next? they don't know from dallas. xavier walton. >> a lemon union members were arrested while protesting cuts to public services in san francisco. union officials say more than a dozen city workers went to the board of supervisors meeting yesterday afternoon and started chanting

nearly 2 hours. the group demonstrating against mayor daniel lurie's budget proposal which includes layoffs and funding cuts to several public services, including health programs and emergency management. the san francisco sheriff's office says all 11 people involved were cited and released shortly after. the san francisco municipal transit agency is preparing to slash bus service lines this saturday, as if mta officials say the cuts would be to about 2% of service and help cut 7 million dollars of a 50 million dollar budget gap for this fiscal year. the agency says they're still working to recover from the pandemic and its economic impacts. >> we know these cuts are painful. but they are necessary for me to remain resilient in preparation for possible deficit in july of 2026. that could lead even more severe cuts. >> the cuts reduce service on the following routes. the 5 fulton, 9 san bruno and 31 balboa. the routes are going to be shortened and will turn around once they reach market

street. the 6 hey parnassus and 21 days will be combined into one route. the 6 k's per nasas. the fight continues in the north bay to keep support services for black students, parents and teachers rallied before the tam up. i union high school district meeting again last night demanding the school board reversed its decision to cut funds. kron 4 sarah stinson reports. >> 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 and voting a 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 our 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're 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. the one one way passed 2026. 27 school year. >> due to declining revenue, property taxes and the broadcast revenue reversed. >> but to bury says the marin 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.

>> well, 37 this afternoon, a live look outside at the city of san francisco in that gorgeous. >> golden gate bridge. hey there, let's take a look at the weather. we are warming up across the state not just here in the bay area, but you can see already in the 90's this early in the day in reading at 94 degrees. 75 in los angeles and monterey about 64 still hanging on to a few of those clouds there. but temperatures pretty nice. but take a look. what's happening in pittsburgh already up to 85 degrees. same story in fairfield. so this is where i'm expecting to see some of the heat of the day today followed by the north bay where you can see we're at 82 right now in santa rosa nevado south bay doing a little bit better here. still hanging out. it's a very nice 70's and we're about 66 in oakland. so if you are my inner east bay concord, you are likely going to get up into those mid 90's today. so keep the fans going. keep cool. make sure you're staying hydrated and just make sure you're in a good place for this afternoon when we do start to get up there because you're expected to get up to about 96 degrees when you know you should be about. 85 was so 11 degrees above where you should be this time of year.

and thankfully nowhere near the record of 2017, which was obviously an incredibly hot year. >> for the record 108 for this day. here are the highs of expecting around the bay today. again, this is the big story. it is a one-day little heat snapped that we've got today from my inland folks. if you are not inland, you're looking at some very pleasant temperatures out of the coast in half moon bay in the low 60's and some nice 70's in a spot like, hey, we're looking out for about 76 today. and as i mentioned, it is just one day. so tomorrow we really pull it back for myelin people that are dealing with a little heat today. got some wind to contend with tomorrow, but your highs will be back to the low 80's. even cooler. still on friday. >> thanks so much. a federal judge extended an order blocking president trump's attempted ban on international students from being admitted to harvard university. >> the judge is still considering harvard's request for a preliminary injunction as its lawsuit against the administration plays out roughly 27% of harvard student body is made up of students from outside the u.s.

president. trump has also frozen billions of dollars in funding and tried to revoke harvard's tax exempt status over claims of liberal and anti-jewish bias. university says those moves are unconstitutional, violating its first amendment right to free speech. >> the senate is considering formalizing nearly 10 billion dollars of cuts in a rescission package sent to congress from the white house. >> that package includes cuts to npr, pbs and billions in cuts to foreign aid. washington correspondent vinay simlot explains. >> with a second trump administration, america first means pulling back on foreign aid. the bill is passed. the house passed a measure to formalize 8.3 billion dollars in doge cuts to foreign aid and the executive director of the world food program. cindy mccain says american cuts to humanitarian programs have been devastating. find have to say europe is step down. >> other regions have stepped up but not to the ability of united states. the u.s. has been the largest funder of the

wfp because of funding cuts. it's expected to cut nearly 30% of its staff. food security is national security became says she spent last week meeting with members of congress to convince them to support foreign aid. let's face it. the bad guys are going to the skies. the u.s. is supportive of the gaza humanitarian foundation, an organization also backed by israel. that's feeding people in gaza. our mission is singular. it's to feed the people of gaza. executive chairman johnny moore says the ghf distributed 3.4 million meals on monday. >> though the ghf, he's not working with the world food program. we do not. >> pick and choose. who gets the food. these are people that are starving to death. absolutely false. there's no picking and choosing. critics also say the israeli military has fired near the ghf distribution sites. >> israel says they're warning shots used to control the crowd. the chairman says ghf distribution is secure. the status quo is total in

security. and immediately the food was being taken either by hamas or buy or bye criminal slowed leaders say they think they will end up working together in washington. i'm today some lot. and cancer is one of the leading cause of death for firefighters. still ahead on all 4 news at noon funding is coming to support first responders in san francisco. >> but first, a san leandro father's fresh start burned to the ground. now he's starting the ground. now he's starting over again.

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>> and east bay father is looking to turn a new leaf after his new apartment in san leandro burned out the same day he and his children moved in on friday. and i'm rachel and his 2 teenage sons were in the process of settling into their new apartment. a marina boulevard. that's when he heard a fire alarm and saw flames in the kitchen soon. the entire unit was engulfed in flames. all 3 escaped without injury. so did their dog. but their belongings, including a lifetime collection of signed sports memorabilia, destroyed. >> cherise side steph curry, we'll jersey just tell real jersey my saturday's. >> the cause of the fire is still under investigation for shell and his sons are getting assistance from the american red cross. and a program in san francisco is aimed at detecting cancer and firefighters. mayor daniel lurie announced half a million dollars for cancer screenings was rob nesbitt reports on how this initiative will work for

first responders 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 lead 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. >> 12. 47 this afternoon. a live look outside at the bay bridge along the embarcadero in san francisco. looking just so pretty out there yeah, it's a beautiful day to take you out to half moon bay where you see several people out taking a walk. someone had the dog with them. >> it's a great day for it because we have had the clouds lift. and now we've got some gorgeous sunshine that is out there. temperatures right now, half moon bay, 61 degrees. 68 in san mateo where 66 in oakland but head inland. that's we're going to find some of this heat already today. kind of getting going concord already at 83 degrees. you can see where there as well in petaluma and nevada. now at 86 saint at 88 and check out calistoga right now, 91 degrees. so obviously the heat is on get a go ahead and give you the extra large and the ice coffee today for antioch, because antioch, your high today expected to be 98

degrees. that is extreme heat. so it's gonna make sure you're ready for this 97. 98 doesn't matter. really one degree. that point. i don't think so. i think will make sure you're taking good care today and just be ready for this. it is only one day of heat, but these highs today, if you are in london that inner east bay in particular, this could be a little bit much to deal with. right? so here we are with stormtracker. you can see where that marine layer has pulled away, kind of opening the door for that high pressure to do its thing and heat us up. and that's exactly what's happening. not just here, but across a good portion of our state live look here at our center tower cam showing just that tiny little finger of the marine layer left. it is pulling back and that will be the case as we go throughout the rest of the day today. and as we get into the next 7 days, we'll start to see that bill back. but not tomorrow morning. notice tomorrow morning we start off with barely any fog. we actually get a building in a little bit as we go through the afternoon. so a little bit of a different ride that we usually have. so temperatures after today set to roll down as we head towards the first

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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 -ake 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 to 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 devers debut. that's it for sports. >> have a great day. >> all right. take a look at this. this bear at the oakland zoo couldn't wait to kick off

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in to live in the bay. thank you so much for spending your afternoon with us. i'm our today show is a very special one. we're taking a look back at some of our favorite conversations from the past week from summer traditions to kids entertainment. we the chance to meet some people who make the bay area so vibrant, joyful and full of heart. so sit back. enjoy this week's highlights. stories that celebrate community creativity and a whole lot of fun. first up today, it's one of the most fun summer events in the bay. we caught up with liz brzezinski from the alameda county fair from the pig races and fried food to the big name concerts and some brand new rides. liz, give