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 lure. this is for this

weekend. they're not gonna have any trains between walnut creek and concord. they are offering free buses to replace that. so keep that in mind. the doing some trackwork saturday and sunday. all right. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you. reyna breaking news overnight. the chp now at the scene of a fatal crash on southbound highway 101. it happened just before 2.50, this morning, right near the ralston avenue off-ramp. one vehicles involved. no word now on the cause just yet or how many people were inside the vehicle at the time of the crash. the coroner's office is investigating and will keep you updated throughout the morning. >> 6 o'clock and the developing story that we're following right now is a legal win for president trump. a federal appeals court ruled the president can keep control of the national guard troops that he deployed to los ngeles. yes, so we've got will tran standing by live in san francisco with more on the reaction this morning. will. >> the ruling from the court right behind me came down late

last night. so if you're waking up and you did not stay up late last night, you didn't hear it. so we want to tell you exactly what's going on. governor newsom does not have the power over the national guard that temporary restraining order that he won last week was reversed by the court of appeals right behind me, which gave the power back to president trump. president trump says he called the national guard into los angeles believing that local authorities were not handling the job that he saw. what was going on from washington, d.c., and went over the head. governor newsom by sending in the national guard and the governor says that's the problem. i was never even contacted. the court of appeals said he technically was contacted because president trump let the general of the national guard know what was going on and the general works for governor newsome. so by proxy, according to the appeals court, governor newsom was, in fact notified. now take a look at rour screen. of course. now we live in the age, a social

media. so they knew what happened last night. and here's president trump's reaction. it's a long ones, but i'll read some parts of it to you briefly. he says big win in the 9th circuit court of appeals on the president's core power to call in the national guard. the judges obviously realize, but the governor is incompetent and ill prepared. but this is a much bigger issue than gavin, because all over united states for cities and our people need protection. we are the ones to give it to them. should the state and local police but be unable for whatever reason to get the job done. now, attorney general rob bonta. he's been fighting this on behalf of california governor newsom. he took 2 social media as well. so here's his reaction. he says while it is disappointing that our temporary restraining order has been stayed pending, the federal courts appeal. this case is far from over. we will remain confident in our arguments and we'll continue the fight and he's absolutely

right. because legal experts say no matter who won the second round, you might recall the first round was the tro. the second round was the appeals court. they believe that whoever won this particular round, ultimately it will probably head to united states supreme court. back to all right. thanks a lot for that to get a full update following it as it moves up the system. thank you. will. >> all right, 603. is the time right now. several east bay communities are without power because of the ongoing fire risk. >> pga triggered some public safety power shut-offs for the areas that you see here on the screen. those areas highlighted in pink which includes alameda contra costa and portions of santa clara counties pg e does these power shut offs in anticipation of high winds and dry conditions. they don't want their power lines coming down and sparking a fire. so they de-energize those lines. >> time now 604. and as far as the power goes and when it's going to come back.

>> they're estimating at this point sunday at 04:00pm. that's a whole weekend without power. yeah. think about that. and in the livermore valley east of the downtown area, many of the business owners there say they were prepared and they are keeping their doors open. scrambling, though, to make that happen. kron four's dan kerman explains. >> 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 in the livermore valley were being whipped into a frenzy thursday afternoon, which is one of the main reasons p g is 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 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 horse ranches. 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 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. >> 606, right now. and in brentwood, 6 people have to find a new place to live because of a grass fire that broke out yesterday. one 30 in the afternoon on sunrise drive near highway 4. it damaged 2 homes and also a shed and the fire has since been knocked out. the red cross is helping those displaced residents. they still don't know the cause of the fire and a big fire in antioch that we brought you live here on the kron. 4 morning news yesterday. it is contained now and residents have to clean up the mess. you can see bright pink fire retardant that's covering homes and streets outside the black diamond mines, regional preserve at least, you know, their home is done. bernie can see how close the flames claim came. so they would rather be cleaning up

fire. it started then sifting through the rubble of any homes that had been destroyed, which they were not. they were saved and the area is an area that is for a lot of aging community members. so there are still concerns. >> gets windy around here. so the fire was really chasing down into a room with from what i understand the 3 older people up the street that had to go to hospital for smoke inhalation. so because it was pretty thick. >> yeah, a lot of thick smoke. they endure. the firefighters did a great job and the neighbors say they are just happy that their homes are still standing. >> and we ask you now to please join us in a moment of silence. you know, lonzo his memory. >> and this was the scene in the south bay where community came together to remember a teen who was killed in a crash. 17 year-old alonso alvarez died in a crash in hollister back on june 14th. he was driving home the day

after graduating from christopher high school in gilroy. his family, friends and neighbors held a candlelight vigil and a moment of silence thursday night. according to the gofundme page that's been set up for his family. alvarez was the youngest of 3 and had dreams of becoming a firefighter. happening right now, the chp is searching for the driver of this speeding car that they tried to pull over. officers released this dash camera footage of them going after that car with a legal window tent. officers say they tried to stop the car early thursday morning on eastbound 5.80, right there, park boulevard in oakland. but the driver took off speeding up to 120 miles per hour. at one point and going the wrong way. the chp ended up. breaking away from the chase. but they did find the car later in the morning. again, the driver is still on the loose and that's who they're looking for. >> juneteenth celebrations happened all around the bay yesterday, including this one

in downtown san francisco. mid-market community members gathered and you can see them enjoying the holiday there. it has been 160 years since slavery was abolished and this has evolved into a day dedicated to celebrating black liberation and joy. it was a block party. a lot of artists where they're musicians, fashion designers and more. >> raise the visibility of our communities. we have to continue celebrate our diversity, but specifically our freedom and our liberation that switching teams is about. >> and this juneteenth event was part of a block party series called on stage, which happens every thursday of the month from now through october and you can see a packed crowd here enjoying the celebration at the oakland museum of california. they had the what they call hello, juneteenth celebration. families were there that if future black

owned vendors and games music, visual arts. and this is the second event they've had here at the oakland museum of california. if you missed yesterday's celebration, they will actually continue tonight with those celebrations. they'll have a live musical performance and all kinds of galleries that are open to the public. >> all right. 6.10 is the time the city of napa is going to be lighting up the sky this 4th of july. but with drones instead of fireworks, that seems to be growing trend. this is going to be the second year. the napa is opting for a drone show saying it's not only climate-friendly but it's more modern and inclusive for those that are sensitive to the lights and sounds of fireworks. sure. a lot of pet owners are going to be happy about that. the showcase is presented by sky elements and choreographed 400 drones that are set to music above the pearl and west street parking lot show starts at 08:30pm, on the 4th. all right. we're going to take a break here. still ahead on the kron, 4

morning news in the north bay. a man now charged with several felonies after. >> is so stealing thousands dollars in unpaid to switch games. >> we support one another. we we have fine. it's trauma. forest. >> others on a mission walking together to heal after losing a loved one violence. tell you how you can show your support as well. and after the break for sun course, we'll tell you what president trump's now saying about ice raids farms, hotels and restaurants.

>> 6.14, is the time here for things to know today for members of a prison gang were sentenced earlier this week for racketeering, conspiracy in oakland. this after a three-month trial in 2024. were prosecutors presented evidence and a jury found the men 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. livermore police arrested 3 children aged 12, 14 15 in connection with nearly 50 car break-ins. police say the smash and grabs happened overnight from early may through just this last friday in the downtown area and surrounding streets. officers say the 2 boys and a girl smashed windows and stole usb drives. battery packs, sunglasses, wallets, all different kinds of things. all 3 children have been cited and released to their parents. police say juvenile hall would not accept them due to the nonviolent nature of their fences. in the east bay,

hundreds of families of murder victims come together tomorrow in a walk for healing in san leandro. the founder, laurean taylor, our lorraine taylor had her. 22 year-old twin sons shot and killed in oakland back in february of 2000. after years of battling depression, taylor would turn her pain into purpose by founding founding. a group called 1000 mothers to prevent violence the others walk for healing returns saturday morning at 9.30, at stanley andrews marina park. you can register online for the 2 mile walk at 1000 mothers dot org. everyone is welcome. and the national association of black journalists turns 50 later this year. a new document documentary called beyond the headlines. the na bj journey is telling the story of the organization's history and the sacrifices of its founders. the film is being screen this weekend at the brill clay theater in san francisco in partnership with the sf black

film festival. kron four's. very pam moore will be doing a welcome. and there will be a panel discussion as well following the film. the show starts at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. tickets are $34 more information can be found on our website at kron 4 dot com. kathy. >> today is the summer solstice at 07:42pm. tonight we say goodbye to spring and the summer season arrives. it's going to be a cool start to the summer season and those critical fire weather concerns across parts of the bay area. it's not because of temperatures because the temperatures yesterday and today will be on the cool now at this hour, mainly in t e- the 50's, a few areas in the north bay in the 40's santa rosa. 46, it's because of the wind and the low relative humidity that were so concerned about fire. look at these colors, light up oranges. reds, magenta is those are really strong winds, not only coast side this afternoon and this evening, but also inland. the winds die down a little bit may come back again tomorrow. so very

gusty winds. and finally, that windy can do concern really lessons on sunday. now, there's not a whole lot of moisture. you see just a little bit around the san mateo county coastline. boy, it it just goes away quickly. and we really say goodbye to the coastal stratus for quite a few days because low relative humidity, far away from the water's edge. 3rd, 29 per cent in fairfield this afternoon. 34 1% in concord. 33% in santa rosa was low relative humidities are concerning because the inland areas where they have elevated grassy areas, especially a concern for fire. lots of fuel. our cool temperatures are courtesy of big area of low pressure and that's going to stick with us for quite a while. so we're not going to see in a sizzling hot summer temperatures anytime soon. that is for sure. right now back to rain. >> happened on par between walnut creek and concord. they're actually in to provide free buses for that route. this is saturday and sunday.

so keep that in mind. if you are going to be traveling, take a look at those highways out there. and we're pretty much at the limit, not seen any major delays for the green along highway 4 from the east bay down to the south bay looks like 8.80. he does so little slowing down as you're traveling through. hey, we're 11 minutes a bridge. no accidents or issues. while 13 on that san mateo bridge, 1, 1, the final part. 28 minutes. and if you are traveling along 80 crockett outdoors, the maze just short of 16. all right. james, back to you. thanks a lot. ryan is 6.18, and our continuing coverage now of the fallout and the backlash. >> over president trump's major shift from prior ice guidance. the trump administration has lifted restrictions on immigration raids at work sites that rely heavily on don documented labor. that includes farms, hotels and restaurants. borders are tom homan says that the raids are about enforcement, not politics, but he acknowledges that many of industries and businesses are

hiring people. that ice is trying to catch. >> were safe even 5 hotels, but based on 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 is ordering federal agencies including ice to expand efforts in democratic cities, particularly which is drawing criticism from lawmakers. many say that that move is political unconstitutional and deeply troubling. and as the fight escalates in the middle east, president trump is now giving iran more time for diplomacy before he makes a decision whether the u.s. will strike now. so let's get the latest on all of this now, our dc correspondent, ed of your temple standing by. >> live in washington. maddy. >> good morning, james and darya. the president says he will decide within 2 weeks whether the u.s. will strike

iran. he says there's a substantial chance for 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's 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 should 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 in washington. back to you. thank you. maddy. >> it is 6, 21 happening in san francisco. people will be rally today against the war in the middle east and conflict here at home. organizers are demanding the government scaled back its aggression when it comes to iran and to cease immigration raids that are tearing families apart. demonstrators are going to rally in front of the federal building on 7th and mission streets at 05:00pm. >> it's 6.22. and still ahead on the kron, morning news on juneteenth state. lawmakers introduced the road to repair a bill that aims to help descendants of enslaved black americans will tell you how.

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>> we are back at 6.24. new this morning. sheriff's officials in marin county say that an oakland man has been arrested for stealing about $10,000 worth of nintendo switch games. officials say he stole the games from a leet's 7 or at least 7 different libraries throughout the county between april and june of this year. the man now facing several felony charges. >> 6.25 we have a consumer alert for you this morning. a children's cough syrup is being recalled because of bacteria that can cause a

foodborne illness. med tech products is recalling 5, lots of little remedies, honey cough syrup. because of the presence of this bacteria. the fda says that it can cause nausea. >> vomiting, and even in some cases death. >> so far there's been no reports of anybody being sickened by the cough syrup. >> it was sold nationwide. go to kron 4 dot com and we have all the details and the label what it looks like so that you'll know to pull it from your medicine cabinet. was market street is saying goodbye to a sushi restaurant called sushi zone. the restaurant owner says the landlord decided not to renew their lease. they say that they enjoying that. they have so much support for all these years from customers. sushi zones last day is going to be july. first opened 30 years ago.

>> we're going take a quick break. 6.26, the time. still ahead, the valkyrie is hosting a public park and the indiana fever at chase center last night. we're going find out if we got the win on that. we'll have highlights in a minute.

>> 6.29 is the time it was quite ca com out this morning. very nice. i love clear. i'll take more of the same for the whole weekend. if we could. good morning, old-time taken orders and you can plenty of all the heat. a couple days ago, i ordered a perfect day for you yesterday. i hope you appreciate because it was only in the 70's not in the mid 90's, right? >> okay. so we continued cool conditions. it's the last few

hours the spring time and then summer arrives at 07:42pm, tonight. we're starting out a great note in a few spots, especially along the san mateo county coastline killer. we're looking right here, pacifica. so we've got some gray skies, beautiful conditions. it's lovely. but you know what? it is cooler through the weekend, whether it's spring or summer. we've got cool conditions and we do have enhanced fire weather concerns because of gusty winds and low relative humidity, especially in parts of the east bay elevated areas with all the grass. that's big area of concern. other area of concern is the san mateo and the santa clara county hills. so it's going to be gusty winds and that's going fuel the concerns for the fire. we certainly don't have any fires of choice to fuel, but we felt you don't want to have those. and we're going to have low relative humidity and that's going to be places in the east bay such as concord. we're going to see relative humidity is down to 23% or so in some spots. and also even in the north bay about 23 34% humidity. so we don't have a whole lot of clouds and fog.

it's going to burning off. and then we're gonna go to traffic and that's going to help things are going on the road. all right. we're light so far on a friday. we're hoping that it stays this way. they were commute bill, major issues or delays just under 13 minutes dollars and that of 14 the richmond center fell 13. the golden gate bridge just sort of 21 and a bar alert. this is for the weekend. so they're not going to have a trains running from wannacry into conquered, doing some work on the tracks. they will be providing some free buses. all right. james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain, a 6, 30 and at the state capitol lawmakers in the california legislative black caucus say that more work is needed. >> to ensure reparations become a reality for descendants of those who were slaves. so capitol correspondent eytan wallace actually reporting now on the latest on effort. >> the goal is for actual long-term repair of the harms that happened inflicted upon black california. and that's the objective, california legislative black caucus chair, san diego state senator doctor weber pierson says she

and her colleagues in the black caucus seek to achieve road to repair bill package. - the package includes more than a dozen bills aimed at helping california descendants of enslaved black americans and the black community as a whole. all the more significant on this juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of the enslaved, some 160 years ago. if you don't know your history, you're doomed to repeat it. once chattel slavery was ended here in america and there was no repair of the harms of slavery. and so what we see after that is just a continuation of harm's with. >> jim crow laws even law. so we've had here in california, even though california is not a slave state, we participated in the fugitive slave laws. we definitely did redlining. we took people's property. we prevented people from getting loans to be able to purchase homes. all of these things

have continued to be a harm from the original sandwich was slavery. that's where she says the latest bill package comes it incorporates some of the 100 plus recommendations laid out by the california reparations task among the proposals in the bill package where pearson's bill sb 518, calling on the state to establish the california bureau of descendants of american slavery aimed at assisting sentence of the enslaved. >> to a genealogy property reclamation, division and education and outreach division and a legal affairs division. as for how the state will prove someone is, in fact, descendants of the enslaved. that's where weber pearson's other bill sb 437, comes it will require the california state university system to independently research and report on scientific methods to determine once genealogical fingerprint and verify. they are descendants of the enslaved. the goal pay when someone comes and says. >> i believe that i'm a descendant. you have the correct path. the correct methodology to then go and test to prove or disprove that

theory. >> importantly, this year's bill package does not include the reparations task force recommendation for direct cash payments to the senate of the it's late that has left some in the black community. frustrated. nothing works without direct payments. nothing else is going to work without direct payment. so you can change all the policies. we can change all the laws. but if we don't have wealth actually return directly to our people, none of that's going to work. but pierson makes clear this year's bill package is just the start of a long journey. she says will yield results. we are very clear. >> that this is a multi-year effort. and we in the california legislative black caucus are committed to doing this and continuing at every year until we have worked through all of the recommendation. >> and whether pearson's bills are set to be taken up in committee later this summer reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> 6.34 is the time of mountain view man now facing up to 20 years in prison after prosecutors say he admitted to

faking military service for years to collect hundreds of thousands of dollars in benefits from his former employer. so according to court documents, 40 year-old omar, missouri, falsely claimed that he was deployed with the u.s. military from 2016 to 2022. prosecutors say the scheme cost that employer between $250,000 and $550,000. the man also admitted to receiving more than $35,000 in federal housing aid by underreporting his income. also new this morning for members of a prison gang of been sentenced earlier this week for racketeering, conspiracy in oakland. this after a three-month trial in 2024. prosecutors presented evidence and the jury found the men guilty drug trafficking, murder conspiracies, attempted murder and money laundering inside state prisons. there are additional prison terms range from 10 to 15 years now following their convictions. >> livermore police arrested 3

children a 12, 14 15 year-old for nearly 50 car break-ins smash-and-grabs that happened on overnight from early may through last friday in the downtown area. 2 boys and a girl are accused of smashing windows and stealing usb drives battery pack, sunglasses, wallets. all 3 have been cited and released to their parents. the police say the juvenile hall would not accept them because of the nonviolent nature of their offense. it is 6.35. unless talk basketball. gold say valerie's beat the indiana fever. yeah, we've got wnba star caitlin clark in town. she couldn't seal. >> sealed the win for the fever. we've got kron four's scott reese with 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, up one, tiffany hayes, the layin and the valkyrie is lead at 62. 61. then the dagger 3 courtesy of kayla thornton. 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. >> wnba enthusiast packing the chase center there. and of

course, a lot came out to see caitlin clark, who we just told didn't win come 4. sarah stinson has some reaction from the 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 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 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. >> well, what san francisco pride just around the corner, bart is encouraging people to ride with pride, bart's going to begin running sunday morning at 8 with trains running every 5 minutes to take people to the parade. so embarcadero, montgomery powell and the civic center stations are all along the parade route. >> embarcadero station will get you the closest to the parade which starts at 10 o'clock in the morning there market and beale street again, that's on july or june. 29th. happening today, san francisco

mayor daniel lurie will be delivering remarks suppose exhibition of the aids memorial quilt. he'll be at the lewis, a turpin aviation museum and library at 10 o'clock this morning, the aids memorial quilt was first launched back in 1985. and it now contains 50,000 panels commemorating the 105,000 and that individuals who have lost their lives to the illness. according to the sfo museum, the aids memorial quilt continues to grow and evolve in the hope of ending that epidemic. and don't forget to join us for our pride special hosted by our own john travel and rob nesbitt. that will air on june 26th at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. >> 6.41 right now. and still ahead, federal agents were denied entry into dodger stadium. the team is drawing criticism now for their silence on the recent federal crackdown. and get ready to rock and roll and levi's

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now they are cleaning up fire retardant after a successful battle that kept it away from homes. this is near the black diamond mines, regional preserve. and you can see just how close this one came to that backyard. there people are staying vigilant and cleaning up. as you can see the id rather do that than pick up rubble. happening now, the chp is looking for the driver of this car. they tried to pull the car over, but it started speeding. >> going up to 120 miles an hour early yesterday morning, eastbound 5.80, near boulevard in oakland. at one point going the wrong way. luckily nobody was hurt in that chase. they had to abort. and now they're looking for the driver in the east bay. hundreds of people came out for the juneteenth celebration at the oakland museum of california. you can see was a family-friendly festival with black on vendors games, music and artists if you missed the celebration yesterday, actually, those

juneteenth festivities will continue there tonight. and the countdown to summer. it's still spring time, but not for long 07:42pm. tonight it is summertime and we're under concern for possible critical fire weather threat not due to temperatures yesterday. big drop in temperatures. we continue below normal temperatures today. >> and into the weekend know the concern is the gusty, gusty winds and low relative humidities. so the winds along the coastline and also inland will once really strengthen its going to be strong winds this evening and also strong winds tomorrow night. so we're really in for some very gusty winds and in the interior areas, places such as ensure your north bay, east bay and even south bay. there's low relative humidities, especially in the hills with grass, is those concerned for that fire weather? in the meantime, temperatures in san francisco a lot like yesterday. lot of areas in the

60's at the beaches were in the upper sept 50's to low 60's bay shore line low 60's and we start to head south from 62 at millbrae to 67 in redwood city and then south bay. see some 70's but no temperatures in the 80's. 69 for santa clara and cupertino. >> 65 for hayward. 75 for livermore. and in walnut creek, 76 in concord. so you see some warmest temperatures but not hot. 78 degrees in yacht. bill. 75 for santa rosa. the next 7 days shows temperatures cool for a few days warming ever so gently. and we'll have forget about the fire weather concerns once we head into sunday but how are things going on the on the roads today? >> hoping it stays that way and 12 in iran a long 24 in the east bay that small the crew down to 5.80, your main bridge come up just short of 14 minutes, a little slower along richmond center fell out 17. there checking highway 4

where things are starting to settle slowdown. 24 minutes of sandy hook into conquer and doubling down of fremont along 6.80, just short of 17 minutes. all right. james, back to you. >> all right. thank you very much. rain happening today. there's a traffic advisory in place now in santa clara as heavy metal band. metallica is taking over levi's stadium. going to be playing tonight and this sunday at 06:00pm and city officials are obviously advising anybody driving to plan ahead as there will be heavy traffic and delays in the area highway 1, 1, to 37 8.80, including lawrence expressway. great america parkway and sent hamas expressway. they'll all be pretty busy starting at 9 this morning. tasman drive will be closed from the convention center circle to centennial and mary p debartolo way no parking will be allowed on tasman drive including mark sections of lake mille boulevard. stadium goers. meanwhile, they're encouraged to take public transportation. that will be your best bet.

gates open at 4 o'clock this afternoon. >> 6.48 and a community came together to share their experiences of grief and loss families of murder victims. they're coming together tomorrow in the east bay. they're going to have a walk for healing in san leandro. the founders name is lorraine taylor. and there she is her 2 twin sons. they were 22 years old. they were shot and killed in oakland in 2000 and for years she went through depression and she then ended up turning that sadness into something big. 1000 mothers to prevent violence. 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

comraderie part of the reason. why did the walk for healing? >> the walk for healing is not just open to mothers. it's opened to everyone who wants to heal and who doesn't or to support others who have lost a % loved one. so it saturday morning at 9.30, tomorrow morning at san leandro, marina park. and you can register online. it's a 2 mile walk. the website is 1000 mothers dot org and again, everyone is welcome. >> all right, 6.49 is the time now to another big story this morning. that simmering dispute in los angeles after the dodgers say they blocked ice agents from trying to get into dodger stadium and now the department of homeland security is firing back. brave ian from our sister station in la has the latest. >> 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. 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 statement on x 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 false. 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 is build off of immigration, work. and at

the same time with using and using these immigrants, the dodgers, you these immigrants and 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 apprehension after they did. they were going to transfer those in custody to transport vans off a 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. and i think that specifically raids and everything and seeing so many people terrorize like this is >> just terrible and frankly un-american. >> 6.52, is the time in the bay area. labor leaders and union members gathered to

celebrate juneteenth the international longshore and warehouse union local 10 held the event thursday its headquarters in san francisco. our cameras were there. the union has a long history of activism with honor e a. with honorary members such as angela davis and martin luther king junior leaders highlighted the progress and activism of the black community. and 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 all the way to challenge pay off. is to organize. other. the free people of america. together. exercise your right. it start wanted is nonsense. going on in this country right now. >> well, this union fought to make juneteenth the union holiday in their contracts and they were successful in that effort.

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>> well, we're back here at 6.55. and if you're interested in all things creepy and crawly, the san jose reptile show this weekend might be right up your alley. they could also have your next pet. it's hosted by reptile rams realms and the show's going to be held this weekend, starting at 10:00am at the santa clara county fairgrounds expo hall. it's the biggest reptile expo in the bay area with more than 10,000 people expected to explore the more than 45,000 square feet of live reptiles,

amphibians, invertebrates plants and supplies. it all starts at 10:00am tomorrow and sunday. >> 6.56 at up next, strong winds and low humidity mean power shut offs. >> in communities in the east bay, you're leave. long did last year? there of sad to say. but we'll update you on that. and. >> a high-speed chase on the streets of oakland. police aborted the chase. and now they're looking for the driver. that was going 120 miles an hour and the wrong way and celebrations throughout the bay area team will take you to something up.

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>> developing right now on the kron 4 morning news. a federal court rules the president can keep the national guard in los angeles. governor newsom is reacting. >> we can't really do anything about it. it's for safety's something new, but not something we're not prepared for. >> plus in east bay communities without power until sunday because of ongoing fire risk. business owners are scrambling. and celebrations of freedom take over the bay. area's people come together for juneteenth. >> it said.