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>> now at 11, a legal win for president trump. the federal appeals court has ruled the president can keep control. >> of the national guard troops he deployed to los angeles. thank you for joining us here at 11. >> i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. the decision by a 3 judge panel was unanimous. they concluded it was likely the president lawfully exercised his authority in federalizing control of the guard and that the federal government's interest and preventing violence and vandalism is significant. tonight's ruling overturns a decision made last week that ordered the national guard back under the command of governor gavin newsom. the governor, though, is vowing to appeal. he posted on social media. donald trump is not a king and not above the law. we will not let this authoritarian. you said military soldiers, again, citizens go unchecked. and this from state attorney general rob bonta. quote,

while it is disappointing are temporary restraining order has been stayed pending. the federal government's appeal. >> this case is far from over. we remain confident in our arguments and we'll continue the fight and to quote, president trump is calling the decision a big win. he posted on his social media platform. truth social quote. the judge is obviously realized gavin newsom is incompetent and ill prepared as quote. and we just received this statement from the american civil liberties union. it reads in part, this ruling sets a dangerous precedent undermines states sovereignty. >> and threatens the civil rights and civil liberties of californians and all americans. >> we will, of course, continue to follow this development for this story. has reactions continue to come and you get the latest on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> in other news tonight, parts of the east bay still without power. you can see those areas in pink that's east contra costa county in alameda county pg e shut off the power in those areas too.

mitigate the fire, danger utility says strong winds could cause some trees to fall on the power lines, which can then sparked those dangerous fires. >> the power did go out in livermore valley around 9.30, this morning. you saw those very strong winds there. it was business as usual, though, at some local wineries. all thanks to some pretty large generators. >> is powering every function at the winery needs. refrigerators, lights, computers, printers, everything to make day-to-day operations work. we have our days property that's in full service today. we've got our hotel with all of our rooms booked and wedding this weekend that we plan on. >> preparing for as well. >> pg e says the power is expected to be off in that area at least through saturday. they're planning a wedding out there, gayle, thankfully, they've got those generators. gayle ong has the latest on those when gayle. yes, more. when is in the forecast into early saturday.

but the second part of your weekend looks like those winds back off and of course, >> we're so dry and the far interior he's a fire weather model. you notice the pockets of yellow and orange there in the east inner east bay there over by the livermore valley. that is where we some to moderate risk even at this 11:00pm hour. now overnight, we see improvement but as we get into tomorrow morning, we see that yellow pop-up in santa rosa and the daytime heating. so it's a when it, you know, when it's warmer, still dry out, even though it's much cooler here, some of the winds we saw today, we're blustery. >> and we could expect a more stronger winds tomorrow and it looks to be friday might be the peak of those winds and the temperature job. so we're about 20 degrees cooler overall during the day in places like livermore in concord, even at this hour. so we're definitely chilly, especially at that onshore flow that cool ocean air. you definitely feel the chill and the winds. so we'll be waking up to partly cloudy skies and some 50's and low 60's that

when i come back, we'll be talking about those winds and that we're going to have a warm up eventually next week. back to you. >> thank you, gayle. it was a big story in bay area. sports tonight. wnba superstar caitlin clark was here in san francisco. she brought in fans of the game. of course. but you walked away with a big loss. yeah. the golden see boundaries beat the indiana fever. 88 77 kron 4 sarah stinson. >> has more from chase center. >> nearly every valkyrie and i spoke with is also a caitlin clark. was quite a turnout. they sold out game here at chase center with more than 18,000 fans in attendance, the sea of purple, caitlin clark jerseys, thousands of fans turned out thursday night for the golden state val curry's, but also for a key player on the opposing team. my daughter got a massive to get iowa and we watch caitlin clark playing college. i'm from iowa where

caitlin college basketball. so i've been fan of hers for a long time. clark was selected first in the wnba draft last year after becoming known as the three-point sniper in college at iowa, her longtime fans say they couldn't miss clark's first game in the bay. >> this was also a big game because clark played against your college teammate, kate martin, i'm a little torn about reform. i heard really is still with caitlin, but i love about i think it's actually amazing to him play. so they such great teammates. they had such great chemistry, such great friends. >> seville to see them play against each other in a venue like this with the wnba becoming as popular it's become is just incredible. scott northern is originally from iowa. he came all the way from portland to see clark played on his birthday. >> he and his wife wearing opposing jerseys. she's ready for kate martin. >> on the caitlin clark, indiana fever, fanatics. i love kaitlyn. >> and i also love that about 3. so i'm going with both

today, 13 year-old haley peters is repping both jerseys. she drove up with their family from gilroy to watch her role model in action. it's really fun cause. i've been watching her since she got drafted college and then to see it in real life. it's really cool. >> about 3 season ticket holder say. >> this first season has exceeded their expectations. it's been wonderful. i love it there. the first is expected to name to 5 so i'm grateful for that. you know, it's not to painful. it's been incredible. i bend all the games and the energy is just crazy. and it was quite the game. fans say they will definitely be at the next fevers. val curry's matchup right here at chase center on august 31st. i'm sarah stinson reporting in san francisco. back to you. >> and we ask you now to please join us in a moment of silence. you know, lonzo his >> a south bay community coming together tonight to remember a teen killed in a

crash. 17 year-old alonzo alvarez died in a crash in hollister on june 14th. he was driving home the day after graduating from christopher high school in gilroy. tonight, his family, friends and neighbors held a candlelight vigil. and as you heard held a moment of silence for him. according to a gofundme page for his for the teens, family alvarez was the youngest of 3 and he had dreams of becoming a firefighter. out in the video man faces up to 20 years in prison after prosecutors say he admitted to faking military service for years collect hundreds of thousands of dollars and benefits from his former employer. according to court documents, 40 year-old omar does erie falsely claimed he was deployed with the u.s. military from 2016 to 2022. prosecutors say the scheme cost the employer between $25550,000. the man also admitted to receiving more than $35,000 in federal housing aid by underreporting

his income. >> livermore police have arrested 3 children, ages 12, 14 15 in connection with nearly 50 car break-ins. police say the smash and grabs happened overnight from early may through just last friday in the downtown area surrounding streets. officers say the 2 boys and a girl smashed windows and stole usb drives. battery packs, sunglasses, wallets, all 3 kids have been cited and released to their parents. police say the juvenile hall would not accept them due to their nonviolent nature of the offenses. juneteenth celebrations in full swing across the bay area today, including in downtown san francisco in mid market. the community came together to celebrate the national holiday. it's been 160 years since slavery was officially abolished and it has evolved into a day dedicated to celebrating black liberation and joy. and today's block party featured black artists, musicians, fashion designers, and more.

>> the visibility of our communities. we have to continue celebrate our diversity, but specifically our freedom and our liberation that switching teams is about. >> well, this juneteenth event is part of a block party series, which is called an stage, which happens every 3rd thursday of every month through october. >> hundreds of people, meantime, in the east bay came out to the oakland museum of california for its hella juneteenth celebration. the family-friendly festival featured black owned vendors games, live music and visual art by black artists. this is the second tele juneteenth festival at the oakland museum of california. if you missed onight's celebration festivities will continue tomorrow night with a live musical performance and secure drawing in the galleries. it's all open to the public. >> still ahead on kron 4 bay area foodbanks facing significant financial cuts despite a growing need.

tonight we take a deeper look into the situation. >> plus the city with pride. how a small city in the east bay is making a big difference lgbtq+ representation. and it was a windy day today and we have more wind in the forecast and cooler conditions for the first day of summer. the first day of summer. the forecast after the break.

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now everyone who knows a boom when they see one is gonna want in. the wifi's booming! >> a grass fire in brentwood display 6 people today. the flames broke out around one 30 this afternoon on sunrise drive near highway 4 contra costa county says 2 homes were damaged. also a shed in to ad

used. that fire, though, of course, was knocked down. >> the red cross is assisting the 6 displaced residents. not clear what caused this fire, though. we do want to get you a check of the forecast. it has been dry. it has, you indeed. gayle ong is here for a look at the weather as we brace for more yeah, more wind is back in the forecast and tomorrow looks to be that peak of the winds and that looks to continue until at least saturday the winds to back off. it looks like on sunday. so the 2nd half of your weekend and we're also cooler today. here's a quick snapshot of the highs and noticeably cooler in the livermore and concord were yesterday or just in the 90's. that's a 20 plus degree drop the last 24 hours. other than this is what is driving it. we have a solid area of low pressure coming from the pacific northwest. that's driving those cooler conditions. it's also creating this pressure gradient and that's bringing us windy conditions. that's our weather

maker and more winds until the into the overnight and our wind prone areas. you see the red and that purple. that does indicate anywhere from 30 to even 50 miles per hour wind gusts. so this is tomorrow afternoon. and this is that time we see the dry conditions. but we do have some clouds rolling in, which is good news along the coast and parts of the valleys inland and that will help think we can take at this point. as you know, we know it's our dry, weather pattern. but in the afternoon, notice we clear out mostly sunny. of course, brings that elevated fire threat back. so these are the highs tomorrow. it's the first day of summer tomorrow and we are looking like spring where the mid 70's now in places like living morning conquered upper 70's and conquered. and we have some upper 60's along the east bay shoreline in places like oakland and over by the coast. we're talking about some upper 50's and low 60's. so 7 day forecast summer feels like spring tomorrow, but we cool down until a pretty much saturday and then sunday we

look to like we warm up into the 80's and it looks like we get some are back late next week in the upper 80's and maybe even some 90's will pop up. but i think that will weather story is going to be the winds continue to fire could continue attract a fire weather. well, it's good to get a little bit of a cool down. yeah, that's going to be thanks. gaucher. >> all right. well, kron 4 is giving back for our annual founder's day of caring. it's a day when nexstar stations across the country volunteer in their local communities this year. we're continuing our partnership with the san francisco-marin food bank. >> highlighting the urgent need for food assistance across the bay area. kron four's terisa stasio reports. >> look at that. they came from the past area on this morning. we could have fresh. those are. >> robert abbott is the chief supply chain officer at the san francisco marine food bank. will the farm to family program very cost efficient and we are hauling full truckloads of fresh produce from the central valley for pennies on the pound

established in 1987 the bay area, nonprofit serves 53,000 households weekly. >> distributing 67 million pounds of food enough for 56 million it is food rescue. and so it's going to people that need the food. and at the same time, it's keeping food out of landfill are with that next host. >> and compost or landfill. abbott has worked at the nonprofit for 13 years and these days she is increasingly concerned. >> she says congress is current spending bill would eliminate many critical programs. >> so today it's cale. it's those red onions. cilantro. and unfortunately, this program has been canceled by the usda. >> so we'll see shipments of this through november. but after that, the funding has been the program has been canceled and we're losing that funding. and is there any way to get it back? what we're advocating for this is that we thought this was a very a

great program and there is this on the chopping block. >> in the year we had 13 truckloads of pretty abruptly cancel on us from the usda. and that was some non-perishable food. but it was also frozen chicken. >> all just saw where yes. >> how many seniors do you this is 10,000 seniors a month. >> abbott says that there is a bright spot in the darkness. private matching program is in effect right >> officially dollar donated provides 2 meals in our community and until the end of this month, one dollar will provide 4 meals. quiet operation. yeah. well, volunteers are the backbone of everything we this is also a secret weapon that the food bank volunteers on this day. i caught up with a group of friends who are also colleagues down at the san

francisco warehouse helping secure living in community. there's so many people who don't have food just to be able to do this is just amazing. in addition to helping the community by feeding the community jessica moran, food bank is getting into the green business. my putting. >> into is fully 5, 0 emission vehicles. >> abbott says that they are hoping for the best and trying to prepare for the worst when it comes to possibly seeing a sharp reduction in funding. in the meantime, it is back to the business at hand. fresh lettuce helping bay area residents, one meal at a time. in san francisco tree says stasio kron. 4 news. >> if you'd like to support the san francisco-marin food bank scan the qr code that you see on your screen will take you straight to a page with all the details on how to donate or volunteer. and of course, stick with us for our annual founder's day of caring live reports our volunteer efforts will happen throughout the day. tomorrow. everything can be found on kron 4 dot com. we'll be right back. stay with us.

>> kron 4 is celebrating pride this month. and tonight we're taking you to el serino where its city council is almost all lgbtq+. about that kron four's philippe de gaulle introduces us to el cerrito's elected leaders who are proud to make history. >> for some the city of else, rita was merely a few stops on a bart map, but it is so much more when you hit the streets bayside family-friendly suburb, but bad thing. owners openly pushing progressive politics, a reflection of its historically and majority city

serino has always been on the top 10 list when it comes to same couples for most cities boasting an extensive lgbtq+ section in its public library. >> is transcendent enough and it is tough to find a larger collection of pride, fiend literature at an east bay public library. then this young adult, was the at 603, do apart from others is still in the hands of its elected leaders. as more people understand who we are as a city that we do have an lgbtq majority. plus on our council. >> there are more willing come out and really just embrace what we're doing here. the city mayor, pro tem gabriel quito was elected to else city council in 2014 that eventually becoming the city's first openly filipino american mayor. when i turned 18, i graduated here from else read i was out already. so. >> i had no problem, but that i've always been out when he took office. he says the city became the first in contra

costa county. >> to raise a pride flag we've done that have the year sets in may by proclamation. the city officially recognize june as pride proclamation is not a final word. it's a promise. a promise to keep building the city. >> where liberation isn't just celebrated in june, but lived every day of the year. carolyn, why singer joined the city council in 2022. and this year is making state history becoming the first black open to serve as mayor. i just love being able to visibly show that, we do. the city that supports all the summit of ammo was elected in 2020 william kuntz on us. and rebecca saltzman took office in december. saltsman is a mother raising a child with her wife. we might all be out, but we have different things that we're focused on and we do disagree. we sometimes a vote differently where we have robust discussions before we all but the same way. >> and that is good to have a diversity opinions gets on us is an adjunct professor at the university of san francisco

raised an adopted son and lives with his husband. it's a particularly divisive time in our history. and i think they'll serves as a small example that we. >> could be different. >> that we don't have to be as divisive can be welcoming that being welcoming inclusive, strengthens us as as a culture of country is community with the elections of saltzman and cuts on the total number of and members on the council stands at 4 making el serino, the 3rd city in the state's history with an lgbtq+ majority council. >> behind palm springs and west hollywood, we all come together for el serino. so that's the commonality. love this town until is the lone straight councilmember. we have an african-american woman asian we have get he's are one of the first latino mayor of the city. you know, we have a white tie a white woman. i think we have a pretty broad spectrum of everybody. >> that unique and unified about being different. and

that's okay. also philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> well, be sure to join us for our pride special next thursday evening, hosted by john shrable and rob nesbitt. it air at 06:30pm. and despite woman is the new head of caltrans, governor newsom has appointed dina el tao yuan. see as the director of the states transportation department since 2021 knelt a one c has been the director of caltrans operations and the bay area. >> well, it's hard to imagine a bay area without bart, but 60 years ago, construction on the track was only just beginning on this day in the bay. tonight, team, the 1964, builders broke ground for the transit system. the first test track went from concord, walnut creek, bart needed more than 2000 acres of land for construction project displaced hundreds of people from their homes largely in berkeley and

oakland today, bart's fans, 131 miles with 165,000. people riding on a typical weekday. >> sheet of paper was passed around at the meeting in which we signed her name. there were a few people who were i don't think i can sign it because if they found out i was here, i might not have a job. was a very brave thing. >> the national association of black journalists turns 50 later this year. a new documentary called beyond the headlines. the na bj journey is telling the story of the organization's history and the sacrifice of its founders. the film is being screened this weekend at the burial clay theater in san francisco. it's all in partnership with the sf black film festival kron four's very own. pam moore is going to be doing a welcome. there's also going to be a panel discussion following the film. the show starts at 11 o'clock saturday morning. tickets are $34 we have more details on kron 4 dot com. if

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