>> 2, we are giving back to the community. we have a live report behind the scenes of a local food bank is kron 4 bills, boxes of food for local seniors. also being streets and bird kills east bay community cleaning up following hill fire. >> and if you've got whether another windy day out there

that does bring elevated fire danger will talk about your forecast coming up. thank you for joining us here on kron for news at 2 o'clock today, i'm justine waltman. and right now several east bay communities are without power because pg e thinks that one of its power poles could get knocked down in the wind. >> and then start a fire. so here's a look now at pg e's outage map. areas highlighted in purple represent where the power shut offs are happening right now. and those include communities in alameda contra costa and santa clara counties. phd. does these power shut offs when the wind could cause trees to fall on power lines and then start a dangerous fire. officials are saying they do expect to turn the power back on by saturday afternoon. so we'll talk about forecast now and the winds that are of concern today side here, mount diablo with meteorologist. how broken to go on.

>> now with how fast these winds are going this hour. yeah, you know, is it kind of interesting because i went outside for a walk from a lunch break and it was just whipping the wind here. san francisco, you can see right now we are at sustained winds of 25 miles per hour. i came back in the building and i could still hear the wind outside. that's how strong it is. so gusts obviously. well above that, you can see oakland up to 20 miles per hour as well. and this is a continuation of what we've had. and the problem is that we have a dot of dry grass is out there. and so today, again, having those gusts upwards of the, you know, 35 even 40 miles per hour means that puts us kind of in that near critical fire weather conditions, particularly when we get up in elevation. we've got some of those dry grasses. and that does include east pay. and santa clara hills, they are relatively vulnerable. my north bay have been seeing some of the humidity levels start to drop today. so today is the day to avoid doing anything. they can spark a fire. that is for sure. i was mentioning humidity levels. notice up in santa rosa. we've been about 28% today. so that is kind of dry spot right now across the bay area. vacaville even lower than that. but you can see conquer deliver more in the

low 30's there and conquered at least it's not great, right? so we have kind of dry air, obviously a good portion of the western united states under red flag warning. and that does include some of our viewing area. now, this does kick in on saturday. this is saturday morning until sunday at 11:00am. and you can see if you're in solano county, yolo county, any of the areas kind of leading from vallejo all the way over towards sacramento. that does include you under that elevated fire danger. and now under that red flag warning. now outside of that, you can see the wind is blowing there as we take a look at the flag which i'm happy to say is back at the golden gate bridge. we have pretty nice temperatures today that are below average. so that's actually helpful and kind of combating against some fire danger right for at the high temperatures. that would be a much more situations you can see we're just sitting in the 60's 70's across the bay. right now, we're looking pretty good as we get into the evening as well. i'll be back in a bit. we'll talk more about your weekend. high wildfire. danger is what we'll talk about now is pg. e has

actively turned off the power in parts of the east bay, which is where we find kron four's. lindsey ford. >> in livermore pg e has set up a community resource center for those affected by the power shut offs charging stations bags filled with water, snacks, blankets and even portable chargers pg e has temporarily shut off power in alameda county and contra costa county. all in all, it's under 1000 customers throughout the bay area. warm weather combined with windy conditions can cause downed trees to topple over power lines. when that happens, that's when there is that possibility of a power outage or even something that could lead to wildfire and debris flying through the air can get caught up in electrical equipment with a psps. what we have to do is allow the weather event to pass before we can start inspecting our lines. more customers are expected to experience a second wave of the power shut offs this weekend. we don't want to call a psps. it is not something that take lightly.

but when safety is a real concern and all the factors are coming together, that is something we will do for the safety of our customers and the communities we serve in livermore, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> firefighters continue to mop up and keep an eye on hot spots in antioch. 2 days after a fire torched more than 350 acres of land and also threatened some homes. kron 4 such a call sheriffs the latest. >> fire trucks and engines making passes through the black diamond mines, regional preserve friday, crews monitoring burned out hillsides and running hoses lines along the preserve just in case planes rekindle. we will have a presence in this area for the citizens of this area, just rest we have lots of resources that are close by the contra costa county fire protection district worked with cal fire and the east bay regional park district to prevent the fire from reaching homes. but at one point shortly after it started wednesday night and evacuation warning was issued for the 150

homes threatened, then quickly canceled. now on the first official day of summer battalion chief bob atlas says this fire should serve as a wake-up call for the east bay, even though we were in 100 plus degree weather in the humidity's, we're not down in the single digits or in the teens that just shows you that situations like this could happen regardless of what the weather circumstances are, light display, what the fire department dozier. >> they tell you move the bacon back there. do it. >> it's going to save your house. don't gardener's house was not blanketed with fire retardant like some of his neighbors. homes were, but he credits defensible spacing and clear instructions from first responders on the scene for saving his property far came so >> policeman knocked on my door. real loud. i come running out. the fire was already in the back of my house. chief atlas as have a plan for the next big fire and escape route and meeting place for your family and listen to

authorities when they say leave the immediate leave, the area immediately. >> don't hesitate go now. and that goes for all of us in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> and stay up to date with the latest on wildfire season here in the bay area. you can go to our website kron 4 dot com for the latest information. the martinez refinery company reported some flaring earlier this morning. residents nearby may have noticed a smell in the area. the refinery says flares are an essential part of the facilities engineered safety systems designed to safely manage excess. gas isn't pressure. people can view real-time air quality measurements on the refineries website. california's challenge of the trump administration's military deployment in los angeles, return to a federal courtroom in san francisco today. a u.s. district judge put off issuing any additional rulings and instead asked for briefings from both sides by noon on monday and whether the act

prohibits troops from conducting civilian law enforcement on u.s. soil. if that's being violated in los angeles during kron, 4 news at noon we spoke with you see law, a professor. roy little about this issue. >> i think california will ask him to consider what are the facts on the ground right now in los angeles? you know it is it true that today the regular forces are not able to protect the federal law enforcement efforts that ice is engaged those are the subject of protests. but the protest is not a rebellion. so, i will say, well, what are the facts today? is the troops order still valid? is it still necessary? and are they doing more than just protecting federal property in federal law enforcement? are they actually and forcing state civil criminal law which would violate the posse comitatus act. and he's really going to wait to hear from the party's. what did they think is next step in this issue?

>> this comes one day after an appeals court allowed the president to keep control of the national guard troops that he deployed in response to protests over immigration raids despite some opposition from governor newsom. today, kron 4 celebrating the 29th anniversary of our parent company, nexstar media all day. our team is volunteering across the bay area giving back to the community that we serve. and one of the nonprofit's we're spotlighting today is the san francisco marin foodbank kron four's >> joins us now live from the warehouse where our team is packing up boxes for people in need and they'll get to eat this food. tonight. teresa. >> this is all going to be packed up. and i just want to let you know that we broke the record that we had a goal of 500 boxes rights era. yeah, did. and then how many did we look, we got 672 boxes. more than 1500 pounds of dry goods. i think sarah was the key

person and she was a break we're going to the goal. i'm very competitive. so i wanted to break the going. obviously for a good cause. so why would you not want to brand the glass? what it's all about, you know, kind of putting walking the talk, right? we can talk about volunteering. can talk about giving back. but here we especially when like if you can give financially. >> then you can give your time, right? like take an afternoon. the kids like you have today my kids. i was like get off the couch. we're going to go down here. make a difference. going bag way. so here we are with grandson grabbed, brought his kids out here as well. so what like about coming out everything. it's the best i love, volunteering, period and to do it with your co-workers and your family like your actual family and your work family, it's and it's nice to you know, so i kind can't get behind him. i raise he was getting trouble for getting behind hundreds and so we can't get gram trouble.

>> so one of the things i think is really cool. i drag my girls. here was show them what difference can feel like to actually do something. i. like i volunteered as a kid. i think it's enormously important, too. >> give back to your community and to learn to do it when you're a kid so that you're not like trying to incorporate that in your life as an adult where like feel awkward or weird? it's have skin in the game 100% and the way things are going now like trying to live in the bay area and pay for or it is a mess. it's a total mess. so but, you know, we interact with people all the time who are coming here for food and you wouldn't even know it because they're working and it's just so hard to make ends i was going to say then you add inflation. we don't we talk about don't know. don't talk to me about inflation just going say let's have one instead of like 2 cares for general, kind of i

what i mean, we talk about inflation. but when you come out here and you make a difference in your pack in. >> well, you know, with with essentials, it's just something that we know that can really, you know, sir, first year. and you know, who knows who is going to need this next year next you know, it's a 10 u.s. world out there and to be able to do one little thing. here today and i just urge people if they can't give money, you know, you can give your time hopefully you can do it throughout the year. i don't know. once it once a month something bring your kids. there's a little age restriction. i think they got to be 10 or but it's a great way for the family to like you said, you know, get off your ipad or whatever. enough, joy and actually like do something good. and honestly, the kids love love it. so it gets in your kids had a great for real and it's like a great way to kick off summer and there's nothing better. i think. >> kind of a good show of

strength out here. kron 4 showing up you know, really making sure that we do our part in making the community better. we're going to toss it back to you in in the newsroom. everyone's getting to work today, theresa, for good cause. it's good to see. you know, despite all the talk and icj to know, i'll just check check check in a way that they're still moving the boxes. >> having a good >> thanks, we'll check in with you later. now, if you would like to support the san francisco marin foodbank, you can just scan the qr code on your screen and we'll take you to a page with details and how you can donate and sign up to volunteer. and stay with us here on kron. four's be continue to cover our annual founder's day of caring. we have more live reports volunteer efforts throughout the day and all this information is on our website. kron 4 dot com. and as we continue our founders day coverage, we'll see how >> we can help out at local blood banks. >> and love hate. i also love the battery cell. i'm going with both today. i know what

talking about. reform i heard really is still with kalen. but i love about great. my daughter got her master's degree. i me watch caitlin clark playing politics. >> plus, thousands of fans packing the ball take a look at the highly anticipated matchup between about and >> w

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continues to bring concern from across the globe. many other nations are urging for both peace and diplomacy. but president trump has not given his final answer as to what he wants to do. >> president donald trump says he'll decide within 2 weeks whether or not to join israel in its strikes against iran. time to see whether or not people coming that sense. you 15 want prizes. we are racing to water that while israel and iran continue to trade missiles, united nations pushes for a peaceful outcome. i have a simple and clear message. gave us a chance. the un secretary-general encourage talks between israel and iran to simmer down escalating tensions. it on defending itself against about about a technician at ahn's. top diplomat calls this unjust war imposed on the iranian people and accused israel of committing war crimes. that

would not apologize. football people confronting evil when. ah, those were not. but israel's ambassador to the un defended his country's actions as necessary to prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. and i think within a matter of weeks are certainly within a matter of months. they're going to have their but we can't let that happen. >> now, president trump is spending friday night in new jersey before traveling back to washington, d.c.. >> 4 meetings with his national security team over the weekend reporting live in washington and so basil, lawmakers on capitol hill are still discussing the war powers act. what do you know about the chances that we will see any congressional intervention? >> so at least what we've seen so far in terms of these discussions, we've seen a fair amount democrats, especially over in the senate. talk about this concern about this conflict growing out of control and the u.s. ultimately getting involved in

order to work with israel. but at the same time, democrats are still worried about bringing the u.s. into this conflict, which is why many of them are more than willing to bring this legislation forward, which would limit the president's ability to go ahead with this unless there is congressional approval. when you're looking at the republican side of this, we've seen that there is a fair amount more of lawmakers on the republican side who have said that if the president does decide to go ahead and work with israel on attacking iran. they say that it would be justified and seen as self-defense. >> basil, john, live for us there in dc. thank you. and we'll talk about our bay area forecast right now with this live look outside from our camera on top of mount tam still shaking a little bit windy out there. but is it officially summer now? cuyler do we have it is all most, although it's tonight it's tonight that we specifically get there about 07:45pm tonight. but >> states today, right where they're i think we're there. we definitely are windy again today. no doubt about that. you see right off of the crop

are ceos there. the wind in san francisco has ramped up and we're going to see it. get it up a little higher even before we pull back to this evening. but obviously, that is a little bit of a concern. but we have such dry conditions out there. these are the gusts currently that we're looking out for. you can see upwards of 30 35 miles per hour. and as we get into the rest of the afternoon and evening, it really doesn't go anywhere until the overnight. even then, though, still kind of windy right tomorrow. we're going to see more of the same. and then as we get into sunday, that's when we'll finally start to see things get a little bit better. so fire danger is slight around the bay area today. and you can see into tomorrow it will be a little bit less on our saturday, but still present. and then as we get to sunday, that's when things finally get a little bit better. we should also start to get a little more moisture return from our marine layer at that point. but we're not going to get a whole lot tonight. that's for sure. temperatures right now. 61 degrees in san francisco. 79 to santa rosa. that's my warmest spot yesterday. got up to 86 in santa rosa. also is one of the warmer spots. but

you can see that we're just 68 livermore, mid 70's and conquered 70 degrees in san jose. so for most places we are below average. we have gotten some sunshine out at half. moon bay wasn't sure. today we're going to make it happen. but it did just kind of breakthrough. so pretty nice day there, too. and you can see stormtracker showing just that little tiny bit a marine layer there along the coastline that has finally given up as we zoom out notice to our north. that is where that low pressure system is that it telling you about. that's the one that's kind of keeping our temperatures relatively cool. so that will be the case today and tomorrow and then it will start to move along. so when you take a look at your 70 forecast here, you can see that the temps will pull up a little bit tomorrow. a little bit more on sunday and then get back to kind of normal as we get into monday. but the wind, we've got to keep the wind, unfortunately until sunday. >> thank you, kyla. let's talk sports. and despite all the hype surrounding caitlin clark coming to chase center, her team walked away with a loss. the golden state about greece beat the indiana fever. 88 to 77 kron 4. scott reese brings

us 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. first 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. >> still ahead, that might have lost. but caitlin clark effect, it's a big win for the bay area.

>> legal questions are swirling over the future of tiktok after president donald trump signed an executive order to extend the apps banned by another 90 days. congress passed laws mandating tiktok stymies parent company

sell an american buyer or it would be banned in the u.s.. our washington correspondent, raquel martin has the latest. >> president donald trump is doing tiktok yet another lifeline sign an executive order to extend the tiktok ban for 90 days. the white house says the president now 3rd extension since taking office buys them more time to strike a deal with china and makes do on a campaign promise to save tiktok tiktok is back. white house counsel's office in the department of justice strongly believe in the legal rationale for this executive order outside legal expert like paul schiff, berman are less sold. it probably is not legal. the law passed with overwhelming bipartisan support in congress. it permits a onetime 90 day extension to allow tiktok to find an american buyer with match and there could be legal challenges. you usually would need a private party. >> who is harmed? and it's not clear who is directly harmed

by the tiktok extension. should berman says a market competitor like meta? >> could make a case but doubts still provoke the president and he isn't counting on republicans to object. virginia democratic senator mark warner is speaking out the right school. the president flouting the law and ignoring its own national security findings. tom denies the data of its roughly 170 million american users is accessible to the chinese government. in a statement they promised to continue to work with the administration. president john says the celtic top remains a sticking point and ongoing tariff negotiations with beijing. tiktok is good for china. >> and i think they'd like to see us to a deal in washington. raquel martin >> still ahead here to metallica, taken over levi stadium tonight. how you can get tickets to go to the show this weekend. plus, vice president jd vance is going to los angeles the ice protest. we'll see what's on his agenda along with southern

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>> today kron 4 celebrating the 29th anniversary of our parent company nexstar media group all day. our team volunteering across the bay area giving back to the community that we serve and non profit that we're spotlighting this hour is the red cross and kron four's. gerry harder reports now from the san francisco donation center with how you can get involved. >> and we've had a few donors already, but there are still a lot of empty beds here to make room for other folks who want to come down and donate today.

there's a critical need for blood donations here in the bay area. the red cross hoping you'll show up and donate blood or platelets. the staff tells us that nation's first go to local hospitals. great way to give back. and we caught up with a couple of early birds giving the gift of love. >> hopefully the nato are going that's what i'm nervous about though. but i'm happy to donate blood help those in need. >> oh, it's nothing. actually the worst part used to be a finger to test your iron and they don't even have to do that anymore. so it's not bad at all because no skin off my back. i don't get dizzy. that's next. at the so it's been it's pretty easy for me. we work with our local hospitals to make sure those needs are met and then even national inventory to move. but around wherever is needed, if you'd like to donate, just scan the qr code on your screen to find a blood drive near you. >> our co-workers at kron 4. also here to donate and volunteer to support the staff. so come on down and

donate, left them working. just sit back and enjoy the show in san francisco, joey horta kron. 4 news. >> happening today, there's a traffic advisory in place for santa clara as heavy metal band. metallica is going to take over levi stadium metallic up late tonight and sunday night at 6. so city officials are asking drivers to plan ahead as there will be heavy traffic and delays in the area. highways, one on one, 2, 37 8.80, also including the lawrence expressway, great america parkway in the san tomas expressway all will be pretty busy. no parking allowed on tasman drive either including mark sections of mille boulevard. people are encouraged to take public transportation and the gates open at 4 in the afternoon. >> so will the weather be like all those fans going to check out heavy metal fan? a live look outside here across the golden gate bridge. we can talk about our forecast. kyla go the flags back. >> the flag is back. i know i it's been a mystery, but i'm very glad to see it. it is

back. you can see that we do have that onshore flow and it is very windy out there today yet again, temperature wise, though, were relatively cool. us are talking about santa clara. you know, right now, san jose's about 70 degrees, obviously a little cooler than say santa rosa, where up to 79. so we've got a little mix of temperatures that all of it kind of seeing below where we should be this time of year, which would be in those kind of mid 80's. when does the story? that's the one that's not gonna give up. so things are going to feel a little cooler than even the temperatures you can see right now sustained winds at san francisco at 25 miles per hour. but nevada is at 22 half moon bay's at 22. you can see all across the bay area. we're just very, very gusty out there. it is officially the first day of now the official time for that parcel says is 7.42 this evening. obviously, today temperatures have been a little bit unseasonably cool and got me thinking, let's talk about the solstice is and why this happens. it's kind of all about sun angles really and where the sun is striking the earth. so we'll go to the spring equinox that we had. that was back in march 20th. and that's when the sub was

directly above the equator. and that is that everybody gets 12 hours of daylight, 12 hours of night. now we're going to go to what's happening today, which is our summer solstice and that means that the sun is directly over the tropic of cancer. so that means you get longer days in the northern hemisphere and to get shorter days in the southern hemisphere. and so if you are in the arctic circle, it's 24 hours of daylight right now. if you're in antartica bottom, right, they get 0 hours and i was just checking oslo, norway. they have their sunrise at 3.30, this morning. and there sunset is about quarter to 11 tonight. so kind of incredible, beautiful place. if you've ever been there, though, i have to say the golan sculpture park. my favorite thing there. but yeah, good time revisit when they got off that day. let go. and i were going to warm it up a little bit tomorrow. still windy tomorrow by sunday, breezy conditions should start to subside. >> happening today, vice president jd vance says in los angeles he will deliver a message about, quote, law and order. and this is coming on

the heels of protests over immigration raids in los angeles and throughout the country. fans trading barbs with governor gavin newsome earlier this month on social media over the federal government deploying the national guard in california. our washington correspondent in a sim lot has the latest. >> a vice president, jd vance is on his way to los angeles. in recent weeks. it's become the flashpoint of the nation's immigration debate. president trump has directed all of our ice officers to do everything in their power. the white house says president trump is committed to deporting everyone in the u.s. illegally. the latest demonstration was the dodgers stadium. the la dodgers posted on x ice. agents requested permission to access the parking lots. they were denied entry. the department of homeland security responded, cbp vehicles were in the stadium parking lot. very briefly unrelated to any operation or inforcement. they said it was department of homeland security.

>> and that they were here and we didn'tmwant to answer any more questions. and after protests over immigration raids in la, a federal appeals court ruled unanimously that president trump can keep control over the california national guard. governor gavin newsom says the fight doesn't end here. you need to remove public safety threats from the interior of our country. president trump's fight with california governor gavin newsom is one of several he's picked with democrats. >> he accuses them of not helping enough with immigration enforcement. that comes as a judge ruled that the trump administration can't withhold money from states that don't cooperate with immigration enforcement. not a single illegal alien was released into the interior of the united states in the month of may. border patrol data shows more than 8,000 illegal border crossings in may. that's still down sharply from last may more than 117,000 in washington. i'm today simlot. hundreds of families of murder victims will come together

tomorrow in san leandro for a walk. >> for healing the founder, lauren taylor says her 22 year-old twin sons were shot and killed in oakland in february of 2000 and after years of battling depression, taylor has turned her pain into purpose by founding the 1000 mothers to prevent violence. now the others walk for healing returns on saturday morning at 9.30, it will take place at the san leandro marina park and you can register online for this 2 mile walk at 1000 mothers dot org. everyone is welcome. we'll talk more sports now because today to afc players got called up to the under 23 women's national team and the hour and that the teams is the team's goalkeeper. she got the call. this will be her first time with the national team at any level. the second player is midfielder taylor huff. this is her 3rd invitation to a u.s. national team. both players will join the squad following this weekend's match against gotham fc. wnba fans packed into chase center last night. and while a lot of them

were valkyrie is fans. there was also a lot of people there who want to see caitlin clark play kron 4 sarah stinson caught up with people who were there for the caitlin clark effect. >> 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 have about reform. i heard really is still with caitlin, but i love about race. i think it's actually amazing to him 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 off with her 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 here in real life. it's really cool.

>> about 3 season ticket holder say. >> this first season has exceeded their expectations. it's been wonderful i love it there. the first is expected to name to 5 so i'm grateful for that. you know, it's not to painful. it's been incredible. i've been 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. >> walker is also celebrating juneteenth that last night's game. the first one small skews me the first 10,000 fans got a juneteenth poster. the poster is art by taylor small. she black artist who lives and works oakland. her work studies the depths of black and brown skin through the layering of color. the celebrations will continue on sunday versus the connecticut sun.

>> ahead here to the juneteenth celebrations will continue throughout the weekend where you can hop in on some of the fun. plus. war in mexico city for a tech trade show here. what companies are saying about tariffs next richaun tack. the break. barry counties are switching to drone shows for the 4th of july. what the 4th of july. what prompting? it's switched.

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>> juneteenth celebrations taking over the bay area. kron rob nesbitt reports and how entertainment zone in san

francisco came alive for the holiday. >> mayor daniel lurie signed legislation last month to approve 5 new entertainment zones in san francisco. one of those is a long mid market between 5th and 6th streets where juneteenth will be celebrated. >> the excitement is building for to niche hollins. it's still early, but i can't wait to see everyone out here. the co-founder of sf black wall street partnered with market street arts to put on the first an staged of the year in 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. >> in the east bay, hundreds of people came out to the oakland museum of california for its hella. juneteenth celebration was a family-friendly festival that featured black owned vendors games, live music and visual arts by black artists. this is the second helen juneteenth festival at the oakland museum. if you missed thursday's celebration, the juneteenth festivities will continue tonight with some live music and some figure drawings in the galleries. it's all open to the public. the city of napa will be lighting up the skies for the 4th of july, but they will be using drones instead of fireworks. and this will be the second year. napa has done a drone display saying it's more climate-friendly modern and inclusive to those sensitive to the sights and sounds of fireworks the showcase uses 400 drones set to music above the pearl and west street parking lot. and that show starts at 08:30pm, on the 4th. i'm talking about

the 4th of july are we're taking another live look outside here in san francisco and the fireworks will go off by the bar cordero on the 4th of july. guess they're closer, though. are they funny bucket or are there closer to like lot of park? i think those are down yet more toward aquatic part. i get what you see because it's new year's eve. i think that they do not want year's eve. that right to us right here at kron 4. but then the other ones are closer like fisherman's wharf. yes, down that way. so made a mistake. when i felt i could see it one direction. >> and then it's always like will the fog let us see it right, that the other thing. hey, the fog to give us a break today. that's for sure. lots of sunshine out there. you can see out at half moon bay in san francisco, but look at all of the trees blowing around in san francisco. the wind has not given us a break. it is very gusty out there. and as we get into the evening, it will continue to be. >> not just today, but also into tomorrow. that does present a little bit of fire danger. unfortunately, that's the drill right? but we are getting some nice cool temperatures today. 70 degrees

in san jose sunday 60's around the bay. you can see a bit. santa rosa say molina. we are up to 79 degrees, but we should be in the 80's this time of year. so still kind of a cool day out there. and it is a cool day where we start our first official day of summer. technically it starts at 07:42pm. that's the summer solstice tonight. and the temperatures definitely don't feel summer-like. kind of felt more summer like 2 days ago. and we do today. that's for sure. low pressure to the north of us. that's what kind of helping to keep those temperatures a little bit cool today. and that will continue a bit tomorrow. and then that kind changes and we start to get back to more seasonal temperatures. but right now, boyd beautiful just really, really lovely sunshine. so i mention that that low pressure to the north of us kind of keep those temps cool as we get into say sunday, monday. that's when we start to get back to more seasonal temperatures here. here. inland temps and also unfortunately saturday, we have a little bit of fire danger here going on. you see these red flag warnings are pretty pervasive for our viewing area. it's those of you from about fairfield up towards vallejo and heading

towards points east. that is where we've got the red flag warning that starts saturday morning through sunday morning. it is because of exactly why you think it is right. we've got wind going on. we've got dry grass out there and some of our humidity recoveries just aren't great right now, unfortunately, but it should get a little bit better for us as we head into next week. so let's take a look at the next 7 days. it's a pretty good looking weekend, except for the breezy part on saturday could get a little tricky if you have any outdoor plans by sunday, i do think you'll be doing better as we get into the afternoon. that's in those temperatures. start to pull up a little too. we start next week. quite nice. and at the moment, it does not look like we have any major wind event. there was a little bit of a perhaps having a little bit of offshore wind sunday night into monday. so keep an eye on that. we also have king tides coming in sunday into monday. and so that's another thing just to keep a little bit of an eye on that other than that relatively quiet as we head into next week. >> a tech trade show with a very hot topic. that's tariffs. reach tomorrow's in mexico city 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 night. >> think the child that they're in the business to in just time and us by a 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 baseball to baseball game. 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 we see 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? >> 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 knowing her community go through when we with the u.s. customers. >> they say that really don't know what they need for what 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. not about the tariff is itself. 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 just ever. 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. >> well, pets may be the state like to come home with tell you how.

>> would you like something creepy and crawly in your home? the san jose reptile show this weekend could have your next pet hosted by reptile realms. the show will be held this weekend at the santa clara county fairgrounds expo hall. it's the biggest reptile expo in the bay area with over 10,000 people expected to explore over 45,000 square feet of live reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates plants and supply us. it starts tomorrow at 10:00am and is also happening sunday at 10. >> sheet of paper was passed around at the meeting in which we signed her name. >> there were a few people who were i don't think i can sign it because if they found out i was here, i might not have a job. was a very brave thing.

>> the national association of black journalists turns 50 later this year. a new documentary called beyond the headlines. the na bj journey is telling the story of the organization's history and the sacrifice of its founders. the film is being screened this weekend in san francisco in partnership with the sf black film festival and our very own pam moore will to a welcome and they're all speed pick a panel discussion following the film. you can get more details on our website. kron 4 dot com. and with the pride parade just around the corner, bart is encouraging people to ride with pride. so bart will begin running. >> some more trains next sunday morning at 8 with those trains running every 5 minutes to get people to the parade. embarcadero, montgomery powell and the civic center stations are all along the parade route market air station will get you the closest to the parade. >> which starts 10:00am at market bill streets. that's on july. 29th. and don't forget that large pride flag that's made of lasers that's

returning to san francisco starting on the 28th massive lasers will eliminate a pride flag that will be as long as 4 miles going down. market street will be up for 3 nights ending on the 3rd if they have done it before and it's really cool. join us for our pride special coming up on june. twenty-six. that's next. thursday at 06:30pm. we still have a lot more news together afternoon this friday here on kron 4. i'm justine. >> a safer country is at that's next.

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>> yet they did now on kron news of 3 u.s.. an east bay residents are now in their second day without power because pga shut it off. plus. >> when they don't hesitate. >> as one bay area community continues to clean up from a wildfire fight. fire officials say everyone should be ready to leave any time. we have live team coverage on our fire weather danger. plus, we are giving back to the community kron 4 celebrating our founders day by rolling up our sleeves and giving back to our bay area community. thank you for joining us. this is crawford is a 3 time justine waltman right now. several east bay communities are without power because pg e thinks one of its powes