>> now the kron 4 morning news. a federal court rules. the president and keep control of the national marching. he deployed los angeles lever action. california leaders. governor newsom, repairs can't really do anything about it. it's for safety's something new, but not something we're not prepared for. plus east bay communities are without power until sunday. all

because of the risk the ongoing wildfire season. we spoke with business owners about how they're keeping doors open. and celebrations of freedom taken over the bay area. help people came together for juneteenth. news at 5. well, good friday morning on this june. 20th, right rv, if you are going to be, don't know. heading outside for the weekend's kathy trafton has a look at that forecast. i kathy, good morning. reyna is friday and know what it's a day of summer solstice by the time the sun sets tonight. >> officially, we will be in the summertime. so right now it's last few hours of spraying and it's a beautiful conditions little bit more moisture in the atmosphere. we continue to have cool conditions. yesterday was a lot cooler than the day before. as many as 20 degrees

cooler. so today will continue with the cool regime. temperatures outside right now, mainly in the 50's. 48 degrees in the degas bay. and we've got some sunshine will be starting to clear out just a little bit. we'll get more and more sunshine as the day wears on. and we do have some gusty winds will talk about that coming up in weather right now. debate. all right. >> right now, 7 minutes while you're richmond, sandra fell about 8, the senate, a bridge at 12 and the golden gate bridge. a 20 minute ride. we're breaking overnight. chp. they're on the scene of fatal crash. this is southbound. i want to one this happened just before 2.15, this morning, right near the ralston avenue off-ramp. one car was involved. we don't have any word on the cause of that crash or how many people were inside that car at the time of the crash. the coroner's office is investigating and we're going to be updating you throughout the morning. developing this morning at legal win for president trump. a federal appeals court role the president can keep control

of the national guard troops deployed to los angeles. that decision by 3 judge panel was unanimous. they concluded it was likely trump lawfully exercise authority in federalizing control. the guard and that the federal government interests in preventing violence and vandalism is significant. last night's ruling overturns a decision made last week that ordered the national guard back under the command of governor gavin newsom. the governor vowing to appeal he posted on social media ex quote, donald trump is not a king not above the law will not let this authoritarian use of military soldiers against citizens go unchecked. and this from state attorney general rob bonta. he wrote, quote, while it is disappointing that our temporary restraining order has been state penney. the federal government's appeal this case is far from over. they remain confident in our arguments and will continue to fight. president trump calling the court's decision a big win. he posted on his social media platform. truth social

quote, the judge is obviously realize that gavin newsom is incompetent and ill prepared. and we received this statement from the american civil liberties union. it reads in part, quote, this ruling sets a dangerous precedent, undermine states sovereignty and threatens a civil rights and civil liberties of californians and all americans. we're going to keep you updated on this developing story throughout the morning. right now. several east bay communities are without power because of fire risk. the zuni triggering public safety power shut-offs for the areas on your screen in pink. that includes alameda contra costa, santa clara counties. bge does these power shut offs in anticipation of high winds and dry conditions, which could cause trees to fall on power lines and also spark dangerous fires. officials say they expect to turn the power back on by at least 04:00pm sunday. meanwhile, in the livermore valley east of the downtown, a lot of the biz owners say they

were repair to keep their doors open covers. dan kerman has their stories. but i know if you can hear that sound, but it's a portable generator. >> and they're very prevalent over this part of the livermore valley. the winds and the livermore valley were being whipped into a frenzy thursday afternoon, which is one of the main reasons pga shut off power in the area in hopes of reducing the risk of downed power lines causing a wildfire. >> we can't really do anything about it. it's for safety. so as long as we have all the right measurements and can prepare. we just do what we gotta mcgrail vineyards had its power shut off at 09:30am, in the morning. but wine tasting was in full swing despite the lack of power and will continue to be thanks to this generator is powering every function at the winery needs. refrigerators, lights, computers, printers. >> everything to make day-to-day operations work. well, mcgrail vineyards has seen its power shut off before. this is the first time

the livermore valleys, purple orchid resort and spa has gone dark. the owners of the purple or could have been here for 14 years. and this is one of our first notifications from pg e that we are having a power shut off. so something new but not something we're not prepared for. but the purple orchid had multiple generators ready to go for basic services and more will soon be arriving to power up the entire place through the weekend. 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 similar preparation was also in place for many other businesses in this area. >> which is comprised mostly, of course, ranch's cattle ranch vineyards and wineries. so this power shut off a certainly an inconvenience to be sure. but many of these businesses have prepared for it and plan for and they're ready to see it through and keep the doors open until it's over. >> in the livermore valley,

dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> meanwhile, in britain looking at 6 people that are in need somewhere to live after a grass fire. fire crews say flames broke out around one 30 pm thursday. this is on sunrise drive right before. because the fire says the fire damage to homes shed and 2.80, use the fires and been knocked out. red cross is helping the 6 displaced residents. it's not clear what caused that fire. large wildfire in antioch is contained. but residents dealing with different mask. get a look at the bright pink retardant. know that now covers their homes and the streets right outside of black diamond mines, regional preserve this backyard was spared from the flames on wednesday night. thanks to the fire crews and they had a cement ditch separating the homes. charred black hills. another person tells us what concerns him most. now the area is the asian community members that live there. it's windy around here. so the fire was really chasing down in a room with from what i understand the 3

older people up street that had to go. >> to hospital for smoke inhalation. so >> because it was pretty thick. >> neighbors at the grateful their homes are still standing and they plan to stay vigilant case. another fire strikes happening now. see hb looking for the driver of a speeding car. they tried to pull over. also releasing this dash camera video of them going after a car with illegal window tint. police say they tried to stop a car. this is early thursday morning and on eastbound 5.80, right near park boulevard in oakland. the driver took off speeding up to 120 miles per hour. one point even going the wrong direction. chp stop the chase. but found the car later in the morning. again, that driver is still on the loose. time now final. a juneteenth celebrations taking over the bay area. kron four's rob nesbitt reports on how an entertainment zone in san francisco came alive for the holiday. mayor daniel lurie signed legislation last month to approve 5 new entertainment

san francisco. the entertainment zone will celebrate juneteenth featuring black artists, musicians, fashion designers, and more. we have to continue to raise the visibility of our communities. we have to continue celebrate our diversity, but specifically our freedom and our liberation that switching teams about juneteenth became a federal holiday in 2021. commemorating the day enslaved people in galveston, texas, found out they had been freed in 18. 65 2 and a half years after the signing of the emancipation proclamation, i asked hollins about the importance of the holiday happening. >> the same year that president trump has ordered diversity, equity and inclusion be removed from federal programs in schools. even if you don't think you're directly impacted any time. our constitutional rights as americans are being >> violated. whether you're

here, whatever your status is, then i think we should all be very concerned because there's no one group that gets affected that want to thank everyone else. last year, juneteenth gatherings in oakland's lake merritt resulted in sideshows in the mass shooting that injured 14 people. holland says june 19th is more about gathering to enjoy good music and good food. >> but its never easy when systemic racism continues. you know, when it's difficult for people when they already have barriers, we know that people of color, specifically black folks are more likely to be justice involved. >> or have other barriers to stabilizing their lives. and then you see the axis starting to go away. it makes it hard for people. the un staged event along mid market in san francisco will be running until 07:00pm tonight it's dedicated to juneteenth, but on stage will be happening. the 3rd thursday of each month through october reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> all right. in the east by

hundreds of people came out to the oakland museum california for there. hello, juneteenth celebration. the family-friendly festival featured black owned sanders games, live music, visual arts by black artists. this is the second helen juneteenth festival at the oakland museum of california. if you missed thursday's celebration, the going to continue tonight with a live music performance and they're also have figure drawings in the gallery open to the public. still ahead of our morning news in the east by a man charged with. >> several felonies after stealing $1000 in window switch games. we support one another. we we have that's fine. it's trauma from forest. plus, a mother's on a mission walking together here after losing a loved one to violence. how you can show your support. and after the break with her son course of president trump is now saying high street farms, hotels and restaurants. more on that.

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4 things you didn't know today. >> 4 members of a prison gang. they were sentenced earlier this week for racketeering conspiracy oakland. this after a three-month trial in 2024. prosecutors presented evidence and a jury found them guilty of drug trafficking, murder conspiracies, attempted murder, money laundering inside state prisons. there are additional prison terms range about 10 to 15 years following their convictions. little more police 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 2 just last friday. this is in downtown area and surrounding streets. police say the 2 boys

and a girl, they smashed windows. they stole usb drives battery pack. sunglasses, wallet, all 3 kids have been cited and released to their parents. police say juvenile hall would not accept him due to nonviolent nature of the offense. in the east bay, hundreds of families of murder victims. they're going to get together tomorrow for a walk in san leandro for healing. the founder, lauren taylor had heard 22 year-old twin sons shot and killed in oakland back in february of 2000 set after years of battling depression taylor with turner pain into purpose by founding 1000 mothers to prevent violence. the mourning mothers walk for healing returns saturday morning 9.30, stanley angela marina park. you can register online for the 2 mile walk at 1000 mothers dot org. everyone is welcome. the national association of black journalists turns 50 later this year. a new documentary copy on the headlines in a b j

journey. he's telling the story of the organization's history and the sacrifice of its founders. the films being screen this weekend at the burial clay theater. that's in san francisco. they also have a partnership with the s of black film festival. kron four's very own pam moore will do a welcome. and there's going to be a panel discussion following the film. the show starts at 11 tomorrow morning. tickets are $34 more information can be found on kron 4 dot com. well, yesterday was cool and windy today is cool and windy. so we had a big cool down yesterday. we continue with cool conditions and nevertheless, we have elevated fire concerns still concerned about. >> possible grass fires, especially in need elevated parts of the interior east bay, parts of the santa clara hills as well. the eastern part, especially because it's low relative humidity and the winds are really gusting

temperatures right now in the 50's for the most part. 47 degrees right now in santa rosa. we'll warm things up a little bit, but they'll be below seasonal normals. i think we should be talking about a lot the winds because once again, winds not only along the coastline, but right across the bay area, very gusty winds out of the northwest. and so we're going to see some wind approaching 50 mile per hour gusts, especially at the coastline. look at this. this is 3 o'clock tomorrow morning. usually in the mornings are winds really died down overnight. then they regenerate in the afternoons. this is what's happening tomorrow morning at 03:00am 30 mile per hour winds. santa rosa and then tomorrow afternoon, they really blossomed where you see the areas of the oranges and the reds in the magenta is those are strongest winds. so you'll see them very strong once again as we go through time into saturday also and then sunday, they relax. now this morning, not a whole lot of some areas of fog, especially right along the santa clara coastline and some spots of the east bay down into the

santa clara valley. so we'll clear that out very quickly. so it will be dry in those low low relative humidities are contributing to some of the fire weather concerns. here's what's keeping our temperatures low. a big area of low pressure trough back to you. all right. thank you. can. >> on a friday night lights. hopefully it stays that way. san mateo bridge, 12 minutes, which is semper 11, the golden gate bridge. 21. >> and we ask you now to please join us in a moment of silence. you know, lorenzo is memory. >> a south community coming together to remember teen killed in a crash. 17 year-old alonzo of eras died in a crash in hollister on june 14th. he was driving home the day after graduating from christopher high school in gilroy, his family and friends and neighbors held a candlelight vigil in a moment of silence thursday night. according to a gofundme page for the teen's family. all of our as was the youngest of 3 and dreams of

becoming a firefighter. that class continues this morning over president trump's major shift from prior ice guidance. the trump administration is lifting restrictions on immigration raids and work sites that rely heavily on on a document labor, including farms, hotels, restaurants, borders are tom homan says raise our about enforcement, not politics but knowledge is that many of these industries might be hiring people. ice is trying to catch. >> and you were safe even 5 hotels. but based part-time basis, criminals come first. radical democrats will no longer be allowed to shelter illegal to threaten public safety as part of their cynical efforts. >> to expand political power. >> trump ordering federal agencies including ice to expand efforts in democratic cities is drawing criticism from lawmakers. many have criticized the move, calling it politically unconstitutional and deeply troubling him on a state department. they've actually resume student visa processing. this comes after a

month suspension. but still those wishing to pursue their academic goals in the u.s. will be under tougher scrutiny. anyone applying for a scholarship or scholarly exchange or research visas. we'll have their online presence. ellie scrutinized, including a review of all their social media accounts. state department says applicants have to make their profiles public and the u.s. consulate offices will screen for, quote, any indications of hostility towards the citizens culture, government institutions, our founding principles of the united states. as fighting escalates in the middle east. president trump is giving iran more time for diplomacy before he makes a decision on whether the u.s. will strike. whilst, of course, one of many beer tumble joins us live with the latest on that. many. >> good morning, reyna. the president said he will decide within 2 weeks whether the u.s. should strike iran. he says he believes there's a substantial chance of negotiations in the near future

>> president trump is opening the door for diplomacy with iran. he'll make a decision within 2 weeks. white house press secretary karoline leavitt says peace is the president's first choice. and so if there's a chance for diplomacy, the president always going to grab it. but he's not afraid to use strength as well. the president has been considering whether to strike iran's uranium enrichment facility with bombs. only the u.s. has the ability to reach. leavitt says iran is on the path to producing a nuclear weapon. all they need is a decision from the supreme leader to do that. you would use these weapons to wipe israel off the map. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke outside a hospital. iran struck thursday. more than 70 people were wounded were targeting nuclear sites were targeting targeting missile sites. >> they're targeting a hospital. netanyahu said he trusts president trump to, quote, do what's best for america in the conflict on capitol hill, lawmakers are debating whether the u.s. should get involved. we have an opportunity to take it out >> we do that. what we should be doing is trying to broker an agreement.

>> now the president will attend a national security meeting later this morning before leaving for bedminster for a fundraiser tonight. all right. many thanks for that report. still in the ground or morning news, one juneteenth state lawmaker. >> introducing the road prepare how the bill aims to descendants of enslaved black americans. well, as about resulting caitlin clark and indiana fever's at chase last night that the golden state it to contain car of highlights. to contain car of highlights. coming up. i forgot to wash my work shirt. just wear it again! i added unstopables with odor blocker and it keeps our clothes fresh all day! [sniff] ooo, imma be feelin it at work today. she smells so good i'm actually paying attention! smell unstopable.

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possibly end up being in the east bay. so she's owns last day is going to be july 12, the restaurant first opened 30 years ago. still ahead, drama at dodger stadium. >> with few reports about alleged i strayed too. we'll be right back. and speaking of ice, the california national guard will remain in los angeles after the 9th circuit court of appeals rules in favor of president trump. coming up, we'll break down the really and have reaction the really and have reaction from

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kathy is a look at that for us on a friday. and here gabby, it's supposed to be a really nice one. looking forward to get it's going to be a beautiful day. and today is a special day. it is the summer solstice summer arrives 07:42pm. tonight we've got a few more hours of springtime. >> that's at the point in the earth's orbit where we all of us and are going start to head into the summer time in the northern hemisphere. and of course, we have longer days because the earth's atmosphere, earth actually tilted on its axis right toward the sun. so we're going to have sunrise in just a few minutes officially at 5.47. beautiful shot from mount tam papaya. so we are for just a spell of beautiful weather. in fact, we're going to have some temperatures continued cool and we will certainly see some gusty winds this afternoon. more coming up in weather right now. back to all right, kathy, thank you for that check in on your morning. drive. >> easy so far, ok? bay bridge, 8 minutes. mateo bridge too. well, average december fell 11 and the golden gate bridge about 20 minutes. developing this

morning, a legal win for president trump. a federal appeals court. well, the president can keep control of national guard troops. he deployed to los angeles. get congress will tran live in san francisco with more on that. well. >> the court is right behind the and that decision came down late last night. so if you're waking up this morning and you are not up late last night, here's what happened. president trump still has control of the national guard. it's been a wrestling match between he and governor newsom. governor newsom won the first round because a lower court last week said that president trump overstepped his authority by circumventing the system and the national guard should leave california. the president immediately appeal that to the 9th circuit court of appeals right behind me. and the decision came down late last night, which means that he still has control of the national guard in los angeles as they are still dealing with ice protests. the

protests were spectacular, especially last week when we saw the national guard, including the u.s. marines on the ground going through the city, certain parts of the city to handle the protest. governor newsom said he never asked for the national guard and says their presence. actually, it's making things worse. not better for the city of los angeles and this hot button issue. take a look at your screen. president trump took to social media last night. i won't region the full thing, but here's part of what he had to say. he said big win in the 9th circuit court of appeals on the president's core power to call in the national guard. and then in the middle of the page, he says if our cities and our people need protection, we are the ones to give it to them st be unable for whatever reason to get the job done. now, of course, governor newsom, he is following this very closely. keep your eyes on the screen. here's his reaction to all of this. he says donald trump is

not a king and not above the law. we will not let this authoritarian. you said military soldiers against citizens go unchecked. now legal experts they believe even before last night's ruling that no matter who won this second round of the battle, more than likely, this will head all the way to the united states supreme court. back to you. all right. well, thank you for that. new this morning for members of a prison gang. they were actually sentence earlier this week. >> racketeering conspiracy oakland, this after a three-month trial back in 2020, former prosecutors present evidence and a jury found him guilty of drug trafficking, murder conspiracies, attempted murder and money laundering inside state prisons. there are additional prison terms range from 10 to 15 years following their convictions at livermore, police arrested 3 children ages 12, 14 15 in connection with about 50 car break-ins. police say to smash and grabs happen overnight. this from early may through last friday in downtown and

the surrounding areas there. police are saying the 2 boys, one girl, the smash windows still battery packs, sunglasses, wallets. all 3 kids have been cited and released to their parents. police tell us do in a hollowed out except then because of the nonviolent nature of their fence. and also the man facing up to 20 years in prison after prosecutors say he admitted to faking military service all too collect $100,000 and benefits his former employer. according those court documents for you, omar nasri falsely claim that he was deployed with the u.s. military 2016 to 2022. prosecutors say that scheme cost employer between 250,000 to $550,000. the man also admitted to receiving more than $35,000 in federal housing aid by underreporting his income. faith leaders are going rally at san jose today calling for protection of immigrants amid ongoing ice raids. this comes in observation of world refugee day leaders across several

religion say they're doing this in order to show immigrants and there is local support for them in the face of those mass deportations rallies afternoon, 05:30pm, at la trinidad cathedral in san jose. in the east. but you have hundreds of families of murder victims. they're gonna come together tomorrow in a walk for healing in san leandro. the founder lauren taylor had 22 year-old twin sons shot and killed in oakland. this is back in february of 2000 after years of battling depression, taylor would turn her pain into purpose. she founded 1000 mothers to prevent violence. take a listen. and it's been really hard. >> to relive. that day. we are just looking for ways to. support one another. walking this one way. that's the way i. and i deal with my grief to walk together to embody

healing through exercise and camaraderie part of the reason. why did the walk for healing? >> the mourning mothers walk for healing return saturday morning 9.30. langille marina park. you'd actually want strong line for the 2 mile walk. at 1000 mothers dot org. everybody's welcome. wnba superstar caitlin clark in san francisco last night. she won him fans of the game. they walked away with a big lost cause. the goal to save acker is beat the indiana fever. 88 to 77 covers. scott rees brings us all the highlights. >> hey, everybody. what a night. at chase center. the first 11 games of the val curry's existence all leading up to this. the most popular women's basketball player on the planet. caitlin clark and the fever. taking on the valkyrie scaling off to a frigid start. you, mister. for 6 shots finally breaks the stretch there with a layup, indiana up 6 at the half. 3rd

quarter that he show me here picks off clark back the other way. we go really, really fast. and kate martin steps into a deep triple as the valkyrie is within 4 next fever possession. clarke with the answer. she had 11 points, 7 rebounds, 9 assists the lead back to 6. but her former iowa teammate, another response, martin, the fade away. she had 9. we got a four-point game, 4th quarter fever of one tiffany hayes, the layin and the valkyrie is lead at 62. 61. then the dagger 3 courtesy of caleb thorton. she had 16. how about the valkyrie is there at 500 on the season after an emotional 88 77 that's it for sports. have a great day. >> all right. meanwhile, wba enthusiast packed out. shea said, of course, lot of them came up to see superstar caitlin clark resistance and got reaction from those excited fans. >> 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 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 this was also a big game because clark played against your college teammate, kate martin, i'm a little torn about who to root i heard really is still with caitlin, but i love about i think it's actually amazing to watch them play. so they such great teammates. they

have such great chemistry, such great friends. >> so bill, 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 end 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. >> take a look at this. a new baseball field, alabama. >> dedicated in the name of the legendary willie mays. how cool it was a ribbon cutting event thursday morning in birmingham, major league baseball investbng more than $200,000 in the field. now, willie son, michael honor to be a part of all of his and hopes the new park serves as a safe space and an extension of his father's legacy. >> it's amazing what's going on out here. real testament to what a community can do when they all come together. what it's about tomorrow. kids playing here. this is this is a real-life our goal, our interest tomorrow. the day

after the day after want to keep this alive, made sure this bill gets played on on a daily basis. that's that's the end game. >> only mays was born near birmingham, alabama, and played in the leagues in that state as well. yesterday marked one year since he passed away at the age of 93. san francisco. pride just around the corner bar encouraging people to ride with pride. part will be running sunday morning at 8 with trains running every 5 minutes to take people to the parade. embarcadero, montgomery powell and the civic center stations are all along the parade route and stations are going to get you the closed to the parade starts at 10:00am at the market streets on july. 29th. and remember, you got join us for our pride specl hosted by very own john treatment, rob nesbitt, june. 26 at 06:30pm. still in the rubble. morning news going to be on the headlines. a new film. >> celebrating the national association of black journalist. >> is coming to the big screen where you can see it all.

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>> all right. you're 4 things you didn't know. breaking overnight, chp on the scene of a fatal crash. southbound 101. s ppened just before 2.15 this morning. this is right aton avenue offamp. one car was involved. no word people were inside the car at the time. the coroner's office is investigating. we're going to be updated. a large wildfire. danny out now contain, but residents dealing with a different mess. the bright pink fire retardant now covers homes and streets

outside of black diamond mines, regional preserve, however, neighbors at the grateful their homes are still standing. they plan to stay vigilant case another fire strikes. happening now, chp, they are looking for the driver of the speeding car. they tried to pull him over. they released dash camera video of them going after the car with illegal window tint. police say they tried to stop a car early thursday, eastbound 5.18, year part boulevard in oakland. but the driver took speeding up to 120 miles per hour. one point they were even going the wrong way. chp stop the chase. they found the car. they still haven't found the driver. in the east bay 100 people came out to oakland museum for their helen juneteenth celebration. the family-friendly festival featuring black vendors and also a black artists. this is the second helen juneteenth festival at the oakland museum of california. if you missed thursday's celebration, not to worry. juneteenth festivities will continue tonight live music performances figure drawing in the galleries open to the public. happening

tomorrow. the saturday thrive city hosting positively summer. morning. 4 pet friendly activities including apart cross station photo opportunities, adoption therapy station goes from 10 in the morning and one in the evening afternoon. this is actually video from last year's event. the go cute. they are. if you can't make it on saturday, they're gonna have another event on august second. so mark your calendar for then. that u n. >> look now. but 47 official sunrise this morning the sun is rising on a cool and windy day. it's also the summer solstice. we get a few more hours of springtime at 07:42pm, tonight. it becomes officially summer. that's the time when the earth's orbit around the sun is just step brings in summer into the northern hemisphere. it's also longest day of the year. we get 14 hours and 46 minutes of daylight. so it's going to be beautiful. you might have

noticed. those leaves on the trees are really gusting. it's gusty winds today this afternoon. again, another really gusty day. look at the covers, light up across not only the coastline, but all the way inland, all the way toward the livermore valley. and even overnight the winds stay pretty strong. and again, tomorrow we get strong winds. finally, the winds start to relax on sunday. good news because we have elevated fire weather concerns right now. and that's not because of temperatures. temperatures are on the cool side. san francisco mainly in the 50's and 60's 50's right along the water's edge and also some 60's right along the bay shoreline. but we also have low relative humidity. we have these gusty gusty winds. so it's not the temperatures fall that we're so concerned about the fire weather. 68 degrees with a high today in san jose. i'm looking at 70 a pleasant and 69 no 80's on this map. a 74 in walnut creek. 77 in napa. 75 sonoma. 75. >> santa rosa. so you look at the next 7 days and today is cool and continued cool

tomorrow. and the breezes of the concern and the low humidities in terms of fire weather, we start to warm things up a little bit sunday, even as a fire weather concerns lesson. and then we have a bit of a warming trend heading into the next week. all right. thank you. >> we're this morning. 9 minutes are up. a bridge are tentative, bridget. well, emergency 11 and the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes now to big story is simmering dispute is in los angeles after the dodgers say they block ice agents but injured dodger stadium. now the department of homeland security is firing back alaina a bove in from our sister station in l a has the latest on this. >> just here trying to document as much we can. it's a big disappointment in to see the dodgers turned her back on list. a crowd gathering outside the gates of dodgers stadium after news spread on social media. >> of a possible ice rate happening at chavez ravine. >> our businesses are hurting. our people are under attack.

and the largest economic engine in this area. >> it's silent, but it was a false alarm. the dodgers team quickly issuing a next. this morning, ice agents came to dodger stadium and requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry to the grounds by the organization. tonight's game will be played as scheduled. but it was an ice. the agency quickly replying with the words falls. turns out the agents were california border patrol, homeland security clearing up the matter, saying this had nothing to do with the dodgers. cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot very briefly unrelated to any operation or enforcement to let the same irony. we have an immigration system right? >> our entire economy for agriculture, for restaurants, for construction build off of immigration, work. and at the same time were abusing and using the internet to dodgers you these immigrants put them out in in as the face of the

team. and according to our network affiliate news nation, california border patrol went to the hollywood home depot nearby to make apprehensions today. >> after they did, they were going to transfer those in custody to transport vans office sunset boulevard. but when things escalated outside a home depot, they went to an open parking lot of dodgers stadium to make the consolidated transfer. nonetheless, the scene adding fuel to the fire with fans and community groups still waiting for the dodgers organization to publicly address the situation while other teams like la fc quickly issued statements, the dodgers states silent until now. i think that specifically raids and everything and seeing so many people terrorize like this is. >> just terrible and frankly un-american. >> happening today, vice president jd vance is set to visit la and deliver a message about law and order. this comes on the heels of protests over immigration raids in los angeles throughout the country. traded barbs with governor newsom earlier this

month on social media over the federal government's deploying of the national guard here in california. for your help this morning, us alcohol consumption. it could change the first time in over 30 years. the trump administration reportedly planning scrap the longtime recommendations. those guidelines currently advise meant to have no more than 2 drinks a day. and women more than one. the new policy could instead recommend people drink in moderation. this would mark a reversal of the biden era push to consider adopting stricter canadian style limits and just 2 drinks per week. some studies have linked to even moderate drinking to increase risk of cancer and dementia. thursday. we do it. it is the federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans. more than 160 years and slaves were freed. state lawmakers in california legislative black well, work is needed to ensure reparations can become a reality. they've introduced the road to repair. it includes a dozen bills aimed to help california's

descendants of enslaved black americans and the black community. >> if you don't know your history, you're doomed to repeat and so what these bills do is to help repair those harms by establishing lineage and allowing for an agency to be established where you can go and actually have some of those harms repaired or restore. >> this year's bill package does not include the pose direct cash payments to descendants of the enslaved. labor organizers and union members gathered to celebrate juneteenth the international longshore and warehouse union, local tannehill, an event thursday at their headquarters in san francisco. the union has a long history of activism with honor members such as angela davis and martin luther king junior leaders highlighted the progress of activism of the black community. they also called for solidarity with workers everywhere in the fight for equality. >> there's a lot of chaos going on in the country. it

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news developing news. a federal court rules the president can keep the national guard in los angeles. governor gavin newsom is reacting. plus east bay communities without power until sunday because of ongoing fire risk is owners are scrambling. and celebrations of freedom taking over the bay area as people come together. >> at 6. >> good morning. and happy friday to you. i'm darya and james. we've got lots to talk about clearly with a lot of news on this friday morning. before we get to all that, let's talk about the weather. it's friday. we have the weekend ahead. yeah, kathy's in for john. what are we facing capping were facing the summer solstice.

>> we have a last few hours the spring before summer officially arrives tonight at 7.42, it's going to be cooler than normal. so it's a cooler than normal. and to spring a cooler than normal start to the summer. and we have continued gusty winds which spells elevated fire danger. and, you know, clear skies in many spots across the bay area, but not everywhere. half moon bay showing some low clouds right there. temperatures across the bay area mainly in the 50's. a few spots in the north bay are only in the 40's. we'll warm things up quite nicely, but it will be a cooler than normal start to to the summer time. and we're going to see gusty winds and low relative humidities and that is why we have critical concerns for fire weather, especially in the inland east bay and also parts of the santa clara valley. back to you now for news. more coming up in weather. all right. thank you for let's get a look at your morning commute. pretty light on our bridges so far, 9 on our bay bridge, some of ridge, no major issues or delays. while you're richmond, sandra fell still under 12 golden gate bridge, 19 and a bar to lureis