>> 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. good morning.

thanks for joining us. on friday, june 20th, which is great because if you miss juneteenth because you had to get up early like us, they're more celebrations happening this week and we'll tell you all about yeah. and the weather looks like it's gonna be on your side to cause. a lot of those activities are going to be outdoors. let's get the latest with kathy. good morning. it's a terrific day to be outside. it's still spring time until 07:42pm, tonight. >> it's a summer solstice. summer arrives this evening. it should be absolutely beautiful, but temperatures are well below normal. in fact, we're seeing some fog in half moon bay and some fog will start to clear out and we'll have some clear skies. >> temperatures right now mainly in the 50's. a few areas are in the 40's. so it's a chilly start. chilliest afternoon. believe it or not, there is enhanced concern for critical fire danger. yeah. can you believe that with all these low temperatures, it's not the cooler temperatures. of course, that's the issue. it's the gusty winds and low relative humidity that increases that fire threat and that for the inland parts of the parts of the east bay, as well as a santa clara hills.

we've got more on that coming up. but right now, let's go to rein in for traffic. all right. as you look at things, we're starting off pretty light on our roads. our highways. >> no major issues or delays or traffic building up the top prize on the bay bridge, just sort of 14 along the senate hail a richmond, sandra fell bridge a little slower still under 20 minutes. so not terribly bad. well, they're bridges at 19. remember over the weekend if you're taken bark, there are no trains between walnut creek and concord. they're working on the track so they will be providing free buses back to you. all right. thank you very much. rea to 71 is the time breaking overnight. the chp. >> at the scene of fatal crash on southbound 101. th this morning right near the 0, ralston avenue off-ramp. one hicles involved. no word on the cause of the crash or how nypeople were inside the vehicle at the time. the coroner's office is now investigating. we'll keep you updated as we learn more 7, 0, 2 is the time right now. and a stunning decision.

>> for gavin newsom, our governor, because president trump wins a federal appeals court ruled in his favor. yeah. to keep control of the national guard down in la with the white house kron four's will tran live in san francisco with more. will. >> if you think about this is a boxing match, their round 2 goes to president trump as the court right behind me. the appeals court late last night decided that president trump does have the power to keep the national guard under his control. and more importantly for california within the city of los angeles, governor newsom does not want that. we all know what's been happening over the past couple of weeks. it started with the los angeles police department, chp officers trying to handle it. and governor newsom was satisfied with that. but the president was not. he called it an invasion. that's why he called in the national guard. and he technically never talked governor newsom. he did talk to his general and get

this. here's a nuance. according to the court, they said that the fact that he talked to the general of the military, the national guard, in essence, he spoke to governor newsom. so they believe that the governor was notified. now, take a look at your screen. this decision came down late last night. so if you went to bed, you probably didn't hear about it. if you're waking up, here is what president trump has to say. everybody has a social media account, right? i won't read to all of it. but he says big win in the 9th circuit court of appeals on the president's core powered call in the national guard. if our cities and our people need protection, we are the ones to give it to them should state and local police be unable for whatever reason to get the job done. >> of course, his adversary, governor newsom. he also took to social media as well. here's what he had to say. he says donald trump is not a and not above the law. tonight, the court rightly rejected trump's claim that he can do

whatever he wants with the national guard and not have to explain himself to a court. we will not let this authority authoritarian use of military soldiers against citizens go unchecked and like a boxing match, guys, you know, it's filled with many rounds and according to legal experts, the last round went to president trump. but this could go all the way they say 2 united states supreme court. back to you. all right. thank you. will. well, right now, several east bay communities are without power because of wildfire risks. pgd triggered their public safety power shutoff. >> protocols for the areas that you see on your screen highlighted in pink. they include communities in alameda contra costa and santa clara counties pg e does these power shut offs when they anticipate high winds and dry conditions and basically high fire threat in the area. they don't want their lines there. power lines to come down and spark a fire. so they turn off the power to those lines.

>> time now is 705. and so as time ticks by without power, we want to know and those who have. nope, i want to know come back on. turns out, not until sunday at 4. yeah. many in livermore, especially the livermore valley. >> east of the downtown area where a lot of business owners are dealing with this right now. they say luckily they are prepared because of >> years past. yeah, that means generators. you know that right? kron four's dan kerman has more. 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 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 firkt 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 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. >> there was a grass fire in brentwood and it did make it to some homes. fire crews say it broke out around one 30 in the afternoon yesterday at sunrise drive near highway 4. 2 hos were damaged and that fire has since been knocked out. the red cross is helping 6 people who have been displaced. we also have an update on that big fire that was burning in antioch that we covered live here on the kron. 4 morning news all yesterday while they were trying to get a handle on it, it was at 80%. then now it is contained and you can see how close it came to that fence line and to the neighborhood and now neighbors are cleaning up. look at the flames in that backyard.

neighbors are cleaning up all the fire retardant. but that's better than going back and sifting through the rubble of their homes. this is near the black diamond mines, regional preserve. and again, those homes were preserved by the firefight, which is good. and so the people really just our thankful that nobody was hurt and that they have their stuff. >> 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. >> you could see that thick smoke will tran was out there live talking about it and the firefight and again, the neighbors are just grateful that their homes are standing and that they're okay. >> and we ask you now to please join us in a moment of silence. you know, lorenzo is memory. >> in south bay community coming together to remember a teen who was killed in a crash. 17 year-old alonzo alvarez died in a crash in

hollister on june 14th. he was driving home the very day. he graduated from christopher high school in gilroy. his family and friends and neighbors all held a candlelight vigil to remember him. according to the gofundme page for the teen's family, alvarez was the youngest of 3 and he had the dream of becoming a firefighter. happening right now. the chp is looking for the driver of this speeding car that they tried to pull over see him going through the intersection there. officers released this dash camera footage of them after this car had illegal window tint. they tried pulling over, but instead he ended up speeding off the chase for a brief time went on eastbound 5.80, right near park boulevard in oakland. one point the driver got up to 120 miles per hour going the wrong way. that's when the chp stopped the chase. they did later find that car later in the morning. again, that driver, those still on the loose.

>> 7.10, right now. and here's a peek at some juneteenth celebrations yesterday. they were all around the bay. this is in downtown san francisco. this is market street where the community gathered to celebrate. it has been 160 years since slavery was abolished. and this day has evolved into a holiday and a day dedicated to celebrating black liberation and joy. this block party and had black artists, musicians, fashion designers and more. >> the 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 is part of a series of events called an staged in san francisco, which happened every 3rd thursday of the month through october where you are allowed to party basically in the streets, which is pretty cool. and there are more juneteenth celebrations will tell you about later here on the kron. 4 morning news. but also coming up in the north bay.

>> a man is charged with stealing thousands of dollars and switch games. >> we support one another. we we have fine. it's trauma the forest. >> and all call issued a mothers and families who want to help each other heal. we'll to help each other heal. we'll tell you about.

♪♪ first you hear it. then you feel it. that's the crunchy, melt in your mouth feeling of ritz toasted chips. >> some 14. and if you've lost someone to violence or to suddenly they've left your life, there is a way to get help and come together and we're telling you about it right now where hundreds of murder victims in just families that want to support

each other. the east bay are coming together to heal in san leandro. the founder of this movement is lorraine taylor. she suffered a great loss when her 22 year-old twin sons were killed in oakland in february of 2000. she battled depression for years and then turn that pain into a purpose. she founded 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? >> if you've never tried it, they say please come out and join them. you don't have to talk. you can just walk the mourning. mothers, walk for

healing is tomorrow morning. at 9.30, at san leandro marina park. you can register online. it's a 2 mile walk at 1000 mothers dot org. and it's not just mothers. it's an all call to anyone who is in pain. everyone is welcome. >> it's a summer solstice today. summer arrives this evening. but in the meantime, despite all these clouds, you see behind me, it was near critical fire weather threat across parts of the bay area, especially the east bay, some of the into inland areas with the hills and the grasses and also parts of the south bay, the santa clara hills. and certainly not because of the temperatures. yesterday temperatures dropped will keep them cool through the entire weekend. it's about the winds and the low relative humidity, gusty winds once again right along the coast and across the entire bay area becoming out of the northwest, gusting close to 50 at times. very gusty right along the coast, of course. but those inland

winds are especially concerning in terms of the fire weather. and we do have a little bit of cloud cover at the san mateo county coastline. these low clouds go away quickly. we're just basically dry across the entire bay area, especially inland relative humidities in some areas such as concord down to 34% 30% in fairfield. 38% napa. 35% in santa rosa. that's not good. we've got again. the gusty winds, very dry conditions, dry grasses, lots of fuel. that's not our friend. here's why we're cold. this big old area of low pressure. this trough right across california bring has continued cool temperatures as we head into the very first weekend of summer. and it's going to be cool and that's probably good in terms of fire weather even across the entire state. we're not seeing any highs in the triple digits. hardly any in the 90's. i see pretty much 80's 60's and 70's right along the coastline. and our temperatures also kind of mimic that 50 60's along the coast, 60 70's inland, a few 80's, 3 day forecast. it's

cool today. just slightly warmer tomorrow and a slight warming trend as we head into sunday how's traffic? >> we are to see little pockets of delays, stalled out vehicle along one on one. as you're traveling up north. so 36 minutes or 85 in menlo park. all 2.88 who even to 37 not see any accidents or any stalled vehicles. 16 on our bay bridge. no traffic going to the toll plaza 14 along the san mateo. are going to be in the east bay so and are down to 37. 25 minutes. 85 80, both in the green and along 80 crockett out towards the maze. little slow before you hit. richmond says you're traveling know berkeley, you slow down again. but still you're under 20 minutes to make it from crockett to the maze. %arya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 7.18, on the clock and happening today. there's a traffic advisory now in place for santa clara as heavy metal band. metallica is taking over

levi's stadium. they're gonna be playing tonight and this sunday at 06:00pm. and so city officials are advising drivers to plan ahead. now, as there is expected to be some pretty heavy traffic delays in the area. so highway 101, to 37 8.80, including lawrence expressway. great america parkway and santa montz expressway. they're all going to be very busy starting at 9 o'clock this morning. as a matter of fact, has been drive is going to be closed from the convention center circle to centennial and mary p debartolo way. no parking will be allowed on tasman drive including marks sections of look no boulevard. stadium goers year being asked to take public transportation gates open at 04:00pm. >> for your help this morning, us alcohol. >> changing for the first time 30 years, the trump administration is reportedly planning to scrap the longstanding recommendation and guidelines that currently advise men to have more than

no more. then 2 drinks a day. women. we're not supposed to have more than one a day. that's what's advisable now. the new policy, though, would recommend that people just drink in moderation. whatever that is to you. and this would mark a reversal of a biden era push to consider adopting even stricter canadian style limits of just 2 drinks per week. that's what they recommend. some studies have linked even moderate drinking to an increased risk of cancer and dementia. >> money this morning, foldable phones. >> are apparently back. so we got away from that. and now apple is joining the party plus southwest. they are now talking about more about this seat assignment deal when that's going to start. jane king is live at the new york stock exchange with those stories. how cool we will use to flip the phone open. well, yeah, i felt so. i know. and and now we got like, you know, we're kind of going back to that so we're on that a

second. >> southwest is scientists eating is closer to becoming a reality. the airline says its plan to begin offering booking for signed in premium sitting in the 2nd half of the year. >> and is expected to begin operating with the sign and create premium seating next year. so they say they're going share some more exact dates this fall and is walmart all of the sudden cool business insider says the retailer it's getting lots of attention on instagram and tiktok ports fashions. kids, clothing is particularly popular in the shopping haul videos. say that wal-mart's kids collection now rivals targets. well, google is using its expansive library of youtube videos to train its ai models, including gemini and the vo 3 video and audio generator. according to cbc, the company confirmed to cbc it relies on its bald of youtube videos to train the ai. the google says it only some cent of the videos for that training. experts say the use of youtube videos has the potential to lead to an

intellectual property crisis for creators and media companies. we'll droids currently dominate the foldable phone market. but there's rumors that apple is developing one of its own. santa says rumors suggest apple working on the foldable foldable displays for its other devices as well, including the ipad and the mac book. but it may not be ready until at least next year. live from the new york stock exchange. i'm jane king back to last. all righn. i just invented something i really want. >> i want a crunch double phone. so like because i'm not a folder. i like to just patched things up so i could cry put out and just like a piece of paper. you it's like a of paper that, yeah, i do out. i like next. i'll be like steve just hand say make it. >> make it smaller. and you'll sell date. >> 7.22. is the time. all right. happening in san francisco, people are going to be rallying today to protest the brewing war in the middle east between israel and iran. they're also focused on issues here at home as well. but

organizers are demanding the government scaled back its potential participation in what's going on in the middle east. and they also want fewer of these immigration raids that they say are tearing families apart. demonstrators are going to rally in front of the federal building on 7th and mission streets at 5 o'clock this evening. >> 7.22 right now federal agents did not made entry to dodger stadium and now the team is drawing some criticism. we'll tell you about it. livermore. police

have arrested 3 kids,

teenagers, 12, 14 15 years old for breaking into 50 cars. >> the smash and grabs happened and the overnight hours from may through last friday in the downtown area. it was 2 boys and a girl who were detained for this smashing windows, stealing usb drives battery packs unless as wallets. all 3 were cited and released to their parents. they work put into juvenile hall because they wouldn't they would accept them because they had a nonviolent offense. >> 7.25 the time new this morning. sheriff's deputies in marin county arrest an oakland man in connection now with the theft of $10,000 worth of nintendo switch games. investigators say he stole the games from at least 7 different libraries throughout the county between april and june of this year. that man is now facing several felony charges. >> we have a consumer alert for you, especially if you have kids and you have this cough syrup. it's a children's cough syrup. brand that's

being recalled because of a bacteria the can cause foodborne illness. it's from med tech products and they're recalling 5, lots of little little remedies, honey cough syrup. and this is because there could be bacteria in some of that syrup. so there are recalling at that bacteria can cause nausea, vomiting, and in some cases even death. but so far there have been no reports of anybody being seriously sickened from the costs here. it was sold nationwide. and if go to kron 4 dot com, we've got all the info you need. it's 7.26. and still ahead. >> on june teeth, state lawmakers introduced the road to repair a bill that aims to help the descendants of slaves. we're live in san francisco at the red cross. want to introduce you to my new friend, buddy. the blood drop here. why we're headed now is because there's a critical need for blood donations. today. going to talk all

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>> 7.29 and checking out the weather heading into the weekend. that's right. a lot of folks have a lot of plans got the patella concert going on. we have juneteenth events happening. a lot of outdoor stuff. all right. and drone shows drone shows law has a for 4th of july. i've never seen one. i'll take. you can can cause even but they're not like the boom, fire. and you have to worry about fog or anything. kathy, what exactly, you know, i i have seen grown shows they often play music. it's actually really fun and very cool. oh, boy, oh, boy, there's a lot to do so much great. a great weather for you. cool conditions. this is the last few hours this spring

because summer arrives at 07:42pm. tonight. yes, it's the summer solstice. >> and we're in for a treat. we definitely have some clouds and fog at the coastline from pacifica half moon bay. it's going to clear out very quickly, though, and you see how dry it's going to be. we've got critical fire weather concerns and that's the problem. it's not the temperatures. it's the humidity and the winds. so even though it's cool with got the windy conditions once again, just like we saw the last couple of days and fire weather concerns. look at these winds just lighting up across the bay area this afternoon and again tomorrow. it's not till sunday that the fire weather concerns lesson but rain. how are things on on the roads right now over the weekend, there is no train service between walnut creek and concord. >> actually working on the track. so they're going find free buses. if you do need to go that route. i'm a bridge right now about 17 minutes. so a little slower than we last checked out 14 al that san mateo, while the rich december fell around 17, there and that

go into a bridge project about 20 minutes county. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 7.31. and calm for celebrating the 29th anniversary of our parent company nexstar media group. >> and all day today our team is volunteering across the bay to give back. yes, right. and one of the nonprofits that we spotlight is the red cross and crawford's. join hart is live out of the san francisco donation center with more on how we could all get involved. joey? >> good morning, guys. you have a better way to give back then giving the gift of life, right? we're talking about blood this morning. look at all these blood drops. they would like to have some friends joined them. so if you want to come on down and donate yourself, they are open for business this morning. if you take a look around, look at all these empty beds where folks can come in and take a break. take a little snooze, maybe relax while taking your blood and it goes a long way. there's a critical need right now. so the team here is getting ready and we want to show you take a look at this video. you see some of the process of what that looks like. if you haven't been to a

blood donation center ever, you know, there's a critical need in the bay area this morning. and the red cross is just hoping that folks will show up out here to donate blood or platelets to their open. our co-workers at kron 4 will be showing up here soon to donate themselves. and so great way to give back. easy to do. i got a new setback. they do all the work for you. and this morning we have the regional ceo. honda malik here to tell us all about a good morning. great to have be with you today. it's good to be here are grateful for our partnership with kron. 4 rolling up your sleeves and helping to save lives. we're so glad we could help. and so let's talk about the need right now. how bad is it out there's always a critical need for blood but has a short shelf life reds cells last 42 days, platelets only last 5 days and plasma can be frozen for up to a year. so just a constant okay. so if someone wants to come down and donate blood. >> what is that process where they go through that? we want people to come have a meal before they they donate. we want them to make an

appointment at possible thing a red cross blood dot org call 1, 800 red-cross or download our donor app. you make your appointment on the donor actually cause you what hospital goes to really cool feature. and when you get here personally, what happens we do a registration? we have you read some of our educational material. we do many physical. so nice. little pro for the donor check your pulse temperature, your blood pressure, your iron levels. interesting questions. of the donor bad batch blood draws only about 5 to 10 minutes, but our for the whole process because you and our canteen, has some juice. and some thick is my favorite part. the buffet comes this next. yet very cool. and then platelets. also that's a different process, right? what? what goes on there? yes, if it lets us a little bit different platelets last 5 days and goes to cancer patients, those are the beds right behind kron 4 streaming over here, which is pretty cool. nice. and it's a two-hour process. we take your blood. we separate the component to give you back your red cells in your and keep 3 times amount of platelets for cancer patients. okay. now, what about the person watching around saying i've never done that sounds scary. blood makes me nervous when you tell them. yeah.

totally understand. if you like needles, that might be a little bit weird. so totally understandable. encourage you because of the need for patients that isn't for you. there's opportunities to volunteer with that kind of kron. 4 employees today volunteering throughout all of our centers across the bay area. all right. cool had a thank you so much of folks. if you want to help out, it's a great cause. just go on to our website. you can scan the qr code actually. let's put that up. kron four's virtual blood drive the qr code on your screen. you can find a blood drive near you. so if you're not in san francisco, maybe there's a better spot where you could go to make a difference today. so stay with us because we're back throughout this morning to let you know how you can help out right here in san francisco or again, wherever you're at for now. but yeah, you don't have to give blood. i'm gonna pack food at the food bank. costed out a way like doing the blood thank you, joey. again. >> time now is 7.35, and the backlash is continuing this morning over president trump's major shift from prior ice guidance. the trump administration has lifted the

restrictions on immigration raids at workplace sites that rely on heavily undocumented labor places that have many workers that are on document of farms, hotels, restaurants, boaters are tom homan says that the rays are about enforcement, not politics. he acknowledges, though, a lot of industries are hiring these people in relying on them. >> you were 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 has been ordering federal agencies including ice to particularly expand their efforts in democratic cities. >> and that's drawn a lot of criticism from those who say that that is a political move and it's unconstitutional and deeply troubling. >> meanwhile, the state department has resumed student

visa processing. then this comes after a one-month suspension. but still those wishing to pursue their academic goals here in the u.s. will be under tougher scrutiny. so anybody applying for scholarly exchange or research visas will have their online presence scrutinized, including a review all their social media. the state department under president trump says that applicants will have to make their profiles public and u.s. consular offices are going to be screening for. and this is with the state department says, quote, any indication of hostility towards the citizens culture, government institutions or founding principles of the united states, end quote. >> 7.37 right now we want to get to a big story, which is the simmering dispute in los angeles after the dodgers blocked ice agents from getting into the stadium. yeah, dodger stadium there and now the department of homeland security is firing back. we've got to alina abovian with our

sister station in los angeles with the story. >> we're just here trying to document as much we can. it's a big disappointment to see the dodgers turned her back on those. 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 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 build off of immigration, work. and at the same time were abusing in using these immigrants, the 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 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. >> 7.39 is the time. and thursday was juneteenth a federal holiday commemorating the emancipation of enslaved black americans. it's been more than 160 years since the slaves were freed. state lawmakers in california in the legislative black caucus. they say that more work needs to be done to ensure reparations become a reality. they've introduced the road to repair, which includes a dozen bills aimed at helping california 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

propose direct cash payments to descendants of the enslaved. >> well, elsewhere in the bay area, labor organizers and union members gathered to celebrate juneteenth the international longshore and warehouse union local 10 held their event yesterday that their headquarters in san francisco. the union has a long history of activism with honorary members like angela davis and martin luther king junior leaders highlighted the progress and 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 all the way to challenge that 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

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>> some 44 and there is a tech trade show with a hot topic. tariffs. yeah, reached a bureau is in mexico city actually with today's rich on tech. welcome to mexico city

where hundreds of gadget and appliance companies are taking part in a first of its kind tech trade show. but in between the product pitches, i want to know how are tariffs affecting global business? electronics trade show. the name says it all. companies don't want to be confined by borders. their goal is to expand beyond them. >> electronics home is a brand-new tradeshow in mexico city. organizers brought me here to see the first ever event up close. he said a moment too. we'll find think the child that they're in the business to >> in this time, we'll us by a school they love see. i invest in mexico. brands are showing off gadgets and appliances designed for mexico's fast-growing consumer market doesn't mean that we have with people who biggest to the defense, put i think on price retail buyers are looking for what's next. innovative

products that will bring customers through the doors. but we're looking for something different, i think would be like much of the same in our city of their favorite this phone case, printer that creates custom designs instantly. here you can personalize everything so i think is very good. but you can't talk global trade without bringing up the hottest topic lately tariffs. what about tariffs? i tariffs. is that affecting business at all? >> although the idea of tariffs does that compare to that effect? anything? i yes. yeah. affected your business? yes. nearly every company we spoke with said its top of mind know we her come up when we with the u.s. customers. >> they say that really don't know what they need for many say they can work with tariffs if they know what to expect. have courts that go into the pacific that time. so that means that we can this point. >> know to export import from different.

>> it's the uncertainty that makes planning for the future. a challenge there's not about the tariff is itself. it's more about that we don't know what where when we stand up for next morning, you know, we don't know certain. what is that? everything every. and so i think that's creating as some the firm, if coaches in the market yet. >> bottom line, the companies i spoke with see big potential in mexico and even through all the tariff talk, they're still interested in investing in their business and growing their customer base in mexico city. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. today features a near critical fire weather threat in weather. >> it's going to be very dry and very gusty winds. it's certainly not the temperatures. in fact, you can even see just a little bit of cloud cover way in the back. >> the temperatures today and tomorrow and even into the weekend below normal temperatures. that's the blue that's well below normal temperatures. usually that's

where the 3 big ingredients in terms of meteorology for the fire, whether it's not temperatures, it's the wind. look at the wind. it's been gusty afternoon after afternoon. and this one is no exception. lot of areas is approaching 50 mile per hour gust. that's at the coast. but the concern, especially is the winds inland, especially in the east bay and the hills were sawgrass. also parts of the south bay, santa clara hills, where it's all very grassy again to get the gusty winds and low relative humidity. some areas approaching about 30% relative humidity this afternoon. temperature wise, it's lovely temperatures below normal. san francisco, 64 degrees pretty much across the city and right on the water's edge of the ocean. upper 50's for us. so it's a beautiful day at the beach. lovely on the bay shoreline lot areas in the% 60's low 60's to mid 60's as we start to head southward. and even as we start to head into the santa clara valley, we're looking at some numbers in 60's to 70's 69 degrees in santa clara, 70 for campbell. only 66 in union city, dublin.

69 68 signal. 75 walnut creek. that's one of the warmer spots. and so is concord at 76. only a couple days ago, we were like 96 degrees. so what a drop in temperatures. 78 not bill. 75 santa rosa. absolutely lovely day. here's a look at the next 7 days. it's clearing. it's breezy. we keep things cool. by sunday. the breezes relax. and i think we don't worry so much about the fire weather. we're in for a lovely start to summer. it starts tonight and we'll have their first full weekend of summer coming right up. that's the latest from whether have gotten traffic way. not all right. >> we'll see mostly green on the map. that's from the east bay all the way down to the south bay. are traveling of the north bay. you're making really good time. they bridge right now. 16 minutes traveling into the city. no accidents. there 14 along the san mateo bridge. so pretty easy getting off and on. 22 minutes along 80 croghan on towards the maze. a little slow as you're traveling to cano and san pablo. that area

one on 5, up in the park just short of 40 minutes. now name is back to you. >> 7.49 right now and in east bay woman is the new head of caltrans governor newsom has appointed dina el tao on see as the director of the state transportation department since 2021. she has been the director of caltrans operations in the bay area. >> all right. now to bay area %% basketball, the golden state val curry's beating the indiana fever. >> everybody came out to see the big star of the fever. so this is a good viable because we won and they got us here. come for. scott reese has more. >> 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've 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. >> 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. >> well, the national association of black journalists turns 50 later this year and 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 screen this weekend at the burly clay theater in san francisco. it's in partnership with the s of black film festival. but did you hear that voice? i do that. that was pam moore very and pam moore. she's actually she can do the welcome and they'll be a panel discussion that show host following the film as well. the show starts at 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. tickets are $34 for more details. just head to our website at kron. 4 dot has a voice that makes no matter what's happening better. you know, more relaxed only. all right, 7.52 right now. and coming up next. >> and iconic film turns 50 today. i'll give you a hand.

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>> 74 right now and with san francisco pride just around the corner next weekend, bart is encouraging people to ride with pride. that's a like monitor for good slogan. bart is going to be running sunday morning at 8 with the trains running every 5 minutes to take people to the parade. when i say sunday, i mean, next sunday, barca darrell montgomery powell and the civic center stations are all along the paaade route. embarcadero station will get you the closest to the parade, the parade. it starts at

10:00am at market and bill streets on june. 29th. >> well, remember to join us for our pride special hosted by john shrable, our very own and rob nesbitt. that'll be this coming. june 26th next week at 06:30pm, right here on kron 4. and if you're interested in all things, creepy, crawly, look at this. you have a san jose reptile show. is this weekend maybe find expat? not him. look at his mouth for awning. terrifying something was well, this is all hosted by reptile realms and the show's going to be held this weekend, starting at 10:00am at the santa clara county fairgrounds joined hands. look at that. i know that cool. the grip money, is that way? pretty cool on this is actually the biggest reptile expo in the bay area. they've got 10. the 1000 people expected to walk through the 45,000 square feet of everything from live reptiles fabian's are going to for even plants and supplies

to that. you're going to need to know. i think this is the food of pixar like this is how they create characters. look at these guys. well, if you're interested, it's at 10:00am tomorrow and sunday. that's when it opens for a >> i-76 coming up next, strong winds and low humidity mean the power is off for some people who live in the east bay and they're not going to have it all weekend. we'll tell you more. plus, a high-speed chase on the streets of oakland. >> but officials they had leave it because the car was going so fast. they felt it was too dangerous. and celebrations take over the bay area for juneteenth will tell you when you go to some, if you missed yesterday's.

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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 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. >> east bay communities without power until sunday because of ongoing fire risk. how businesses are responding. and celebrations of freedom all over the bay area as people come together for juneteenth.