>> now at 6 parts of the bay are without power again tonight, we're monitoring the heightened risk of fire weather. >> and calls for an end to anti-jewish hate crimes leaders coming together to condemn the recent attacks. >> it's 6. good evening.

thanks for being with us tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm grant lotus and i'm noelle bellow, high winds and low humidity. >> making for an elevated risk of wildfires in parts of the bay area. some east bay communities have been without power since yesterday due to this dangerous weather will get more specific. this is pg e's current outage map. the areas that you see in purple. >> have no power preemptively shut off by the utility. got communities in parts of alameda contra costa and santa clara counties pg e does this. of course, wren you have the high winds, the low humidities, you have the tree limb fallen power lines and all the sudden you could have a big fire. officials say they hope to turn the power back on tomorrow afternoon. >> and we'll take a peek outside here and get a look at boy, some. >> dry hills there leading up to the top of mount diablo. yeah, this camera doesn't really show the wind factor that we've been talking about. but if you've been outside at all, you can probably feel it

right down. yeah, specially in the highest peaks but coast, for example. >> great plus 3 over the last couple of days and that when looks like it will stick around italy saturday. but the 2nd half of your weekend, it looks like those winds back off. now we do have fire watches here and warnings rather hear this has been upgraded from a fire. watch a red flag warning over by the sacramento area down to the central valley in fresno and even the sierra. and this does include fairfield and vallejo for parts of the bay area and our coverage area. this is saturday morning until sunday morning. >> so here's a fire weather models. so this is 6 o'clock right now. and as you can see, the map is lit up in yellow and orange. so that does indicate a slight to moderate risk of some brush fires. and as i take you into the overnight hours, it backs off just a bit. but as we get back into the daytime heating tomorrow, it lights up back in yellow. so we could see some parts of santa rosa in the north. they could have some the east bay. so and the sacramento area. so right around when that red flag warning kicks in, breezy out

there. and here's san francisco. these are just some of the peak wind gusts in some midnight. 56 miles per hour over at the altamont. and that is over by where this psps is. our near livermore and a pretty gusty out there. bodega bay, a 51 miles per hour. here are the current numbers. we are breezy at the surface. 23 miles per hour in san francisco in 26 in oakland's, you can only imagine the hills and we're also cooling down, especially the north bay, santa rosa, europe, 5 degrees yesterday was really that major cool down. so we're going to hold on to the 70's for saturday. gradually warm up to the low 80's sunday monday. but that wind will stick around saturday. when i come back up, we'll have the rest of your 7 day forecast because we do look pretty seasonal. back to you. thank you, gayle. the national weather service has issued a red flag warning for parts of solano county, which includes allay and fairfield and kron four's. rob nesbitt is following the weather threat. >> there are several factors contributing to friday's red-flag warning. >> high winds, low humidity and extremely dry vegetation.

fire officials want the public to be vigilant this year. many of you have the temps are climbing into records in the bay area that we're experiencing windy conditions to end the workweek. santa rosa chief fire marshal paul lowenthal says firefighters are keeping an eye on just how strong winds get into the weekend. really, the concern is just with how dry things are those strong north northeast winds. >> he's definitely leading to the increase. fire danger this weekend with a high risk of wildfires pg e has conducted public safety power shut-offs in alameda contra costa and santa clara counties. alameda county battalion fire chief ken carlin says you can see how flammable vegetation is right now. just by driving around the bay area. can our fuels line, flashy fuels and grasses and small shrubbery. >> sot cured. ready to go. so with that concern, if you're familiar with eastern alameda county that spurred on a show model, it's there. it's why this large wildfire in antioch burned wednesday evening causing evacuation warnings, structures and homes were spared from the flames. lowenthal knows that's not

always the case and why it's important for homeowners to take precautions. >> from creating defensible spaces to avoiding weed abatement during peak times of the day on a lot of fire experience here in the north day since 2017 through. >> 2020, those fires collectively really changed how our community prepares understands mitigates risk to understands mitigates risk to wildfire. fire officials say reminders for people to form fire evacuation plans and have a go bag. ready with essentials. >> reporting in the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> firefighters are continuing to mop up and keep an eye on hot spots in antioch. 2 days after the summersville fire torched more than 350 acres of land and threatened many bright pink fire retardant covers those homes in the streets outside the black diamond mines, a regional preserve. people are trying to clean up, but us a lot of retardant. their backyards were spared from the flames of wednesday night's fire. all thanks to a cement ditch that

separates the homes from the charred black hills. one homeowner tells us he credits defensible spacing and clear instructions from first responders 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 how we want the fire department. dozier. >> they tell you move the bacon back. very do it. it's going to save your house. >> good lesson learned battalion chief bob atlas says this fire should serve as a wake-up call for the east bay. he's reminding all residents to have a plan for the next big fired that breaks out in a scape bruton meeting place for your family are essential. and as that man just reiterated, listen to authorities. while the world waits to see if the united states will join israel and its attack against iran. diplomatic efforts at the united nations. trying to get tensions in the middle east to simmer down news nation reporter robert sherman has the latest. a busy night in

the skies over iran as the israelis put more than 60 aircraft into the air. >> striking targets around oran focusing largely on missile launch sites and production facilities. but back here in israel, another iranian missile was able to evade the iron dome defense system making contact and impact in southern israel in the bear shea but area what you are seeing here is the damage in the immediate aftermath of that officials, they're estimating about a half dozen people suffered minor injuries there. but this comes just one day after a direct hit on a hospital. also in that very same region which sparked outrage and anger across israel. and as the world waits, this potentially 2 week-long period for president trump inside, if the united states will be joining in the war effort or not, the israeli position is they're going to keep pushing forward towards their goals. either way. this is exactly the face of this regime that their region. >> we are targeting military

targets in. they are targeting civilians. they are aiming to as many civilians as the ken. and he's exactly why we the soap or asian. we cannot allow iran a nuclear weapon. but in geneva, switzerland, today, there's a potential last-minute push for diplomacy. >> iran's foreign minister will be sitting down with his counterparts from the united kingdom, france and germany. the first time that we are seeing european diplomats meeting face to face with the iranians since this fighting all broke out. but important to note the americans will not be in attendance. the iranian position is is that as long as israel continues to hit them, they have no interest in direct public talks with united states in tel aviv, robert sherman, news nation. >> 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 monday about whether the act that prohibits troops from conducting civilian law enforcement on u.s. soil is being violated in la on kron. 4 news at noon we spoke with you see a loss and francisco professor rory little about that issue. i think. >> 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 and 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 president trump to keep control of the national guard troops. deployed in response to protests over the rates despite opposition from governor newsom. community members joined politicians and law enforcement leaders in san francisco today to call for an end to anti-jewish. hate in the city is kron four's. dan kerman reports recent attacks and acts of vandalism are not just increasing nationwide, but in the city as well. this is a time of great fear. >> in the jewish community, but the message today is one of solidarity and it is one of strength. >> jewish leaders in san francisco, we're joined by the mayor, other political leaders, law enforcement and community members to call out an increase of hate and violence targeting jewish people both across the nation and in san francisco, we must all come together to stand with jewish community. >> to condemn anti-semitism.

the bottom line is hate has no place in san francisco. we are not going to stand for it. just this month. the group's peeling anti-jewish hate attacked a man in san francisco's marina district and then he's in the mission was subjected vandals who broke into the building and scrolled anti-jewish hate messages across the walls. i'm not the only throughout history was had messages on the wall saying you don't belong here. but there's a dark tide of anti-semitism that is covering our country and its shadow as we start city. san francisco cannot allow this to happen. we have to stand against that because it is in our blood to be a city that welcomes everyone. >> those at friday's rally say while the anti-jewish hate coming from the right is easy to identify, similar hate from the left is harder to spot, but just as toxic and destructive, it has to end. >> and jews need to stand up and be proud and not hide. and

our allies need to stand up and say that is not acceptable. >> the anti-defamation league reports anti-semitic incidents have been steadily increasing across the country over the last 10 years. as for why many point the finger at political and military decisions made by the state of israel. but local jewish leaders say that's hardly justification for anti-semitic behavior here at home. >> every june has a different opinion about what's happening over there. their level of connection to it. it's never ok for someone to be held responsible for something happening overseas. so the key takeaway here is not only that san francisco will not put up with anti-jewish hate, but the people, both jews and non jews must speak up and not stay silent. at city hall. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here on kron for news at 6, metallica rocking out at levi stadium tonight. details on how you can avoid some traffic chaos. >> plus, a day of giving today we highlight nonprofits asking

for community support all year round. rafael. have to wait long to face his former team. the giants take on the red sox tonight. we've got a live tonight. we've got a live report from oracle coming up.

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it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu® ♪ >> a man accused of driving a tesla through a crowd of protesters in san francisco is in jail tonight. the driver facing elder abuse charges after he allegedly hit a 69 year-old man repeatedly with this car. prosecutors say it happened last saturday. jeremy

know king's march on market street, they say, well, wait, leanne attempted to drive through the crowd near laguna street. he was blocked by a protestee who put his hands on the tesla's hood, according to the da's office land didn't stop. instead, he accelerated into the victim, pushing him onto the hood of the vehicle. the victim suffered a large and broken toes. leanne has pleaded not guilty. he'll return to court on monday. >> traffic advisory is right now in place in santa clara as metallica is taking over levi's tonight. they'll be playing at the home of the forty-niners tonight and sunday night, 6 o'clock. technically the start time city officials are just warning, you know, you're going to have delays. i want to one to 37, 8.80, large expressway, great america parkway, san tomas expressway all expected to be busier than normal. and right now it has been drive is closed from convention center circle to

centennial and bartolo way no parking will be allowed on tasman drive, including marked sections of lake mille boulevard. people going are encouraged to take public transit. >> i mean, after all that, you can see what will the weather be like for those concert goers that is the question tonight for the answer. we turn to gail ong. what do you think get definitely jacket weather out there this evening and we've been breezy all across the bay area for the last couple of days of that wind is chill in the air as well. so at that will be that nice night out there for concert goers is bundle up. so here's a are the highs today. we were low once again down to the 70's low 70's in livermore. and amid sic 70's over in concord low 80's in santa rosa. we all have this area of low pressure dropping in from the pacific northwest. and that's what's bringing us to this weather pattern. the cooler weather and the windy

weather here is the wind forecast. the map lit up in red and some purple in there. once again, this does indicate anywhere from 25 to even 40 plus miles per hour. wind gusts intensifies once again tomorrow throughout the day, especially in the late afternoon and evening. that's why we some fire weather. we're keeping an eye on the 2nd half of your weekend sunday. looks we see a break from the winds down to the single digits over at the surface. so the relative humidity, as you can see as we get into the daytime heating 9% in a vacaville tomorrow. that's why there's that red flag warning in parts of solano county. that includes a vallejo fairfield as well. and you can see why in our future cast model. we don't have any cloud cover to help with the moisture out there overnight and into tomorrow. so we'll be sunny. it will be breezy. we'll be waking up to some 50's and it will be warming up to the 70's and 80's and believe it or not, we're cool, right? but today marks the first day of summer. exactly at 7.42. this evening. so this

summer solstice begins, but we still will be holding on to spring weather. but we will be more seasonal over the next few days in the low 80's inland. but the giants forecast that we asked you yeah, we have breezy conditions of the giants forecast specially over by the water. the folks that are out had a short sleeve shirt but jacket towards start of the game. all right. things change quickly. thanks, gayle. sure. >> speaking of a giant, sir. >> welcoming the the red sox are in town and that means yes. the newest giant, the superstar who we just got raffy devers. >> doesn't have to wait long to see his former teammates. >> well, the game starts at 7.15. so just about an hour away now. kron 4 sports director scott reese has the very latest on what we can expect out there tonight. hey, scott. >> hey noel. yeah. the baseball gods move in mysterious ways. the red sox don't come to san francisco very often. in fact, the last time was july of 2023. but

here they are just 5 days after their franchise player, rafael devers was traded to the giants. so rough, they got the chance to get reacquainted with his old mates like, hey, dude, how long it 5 days? of course, he's also worried about playing a new position. devers did take some ground at first base, although bob melvin made it clear he's not going to be playing there in a game anytime soon. it's very much a work in progress. really? that's fine. because his job right now is to hit devers 3 games as a giant went 3 for 11 in the cleveland series had a double one rbi hey, maybe seeing his old mates will really get him going. >> the company to i do. if companies do that by it's been a few hectic days. a long week feels like it. but i so my friends yesterday, so >> are happy to be able to see them. and i'm very happy was coming. >> so not a probably a little bit more of a spotlight on the

series because of the fact that we just traded for him. but i talked to him today. i didn't talk about seems pretty comfortable yet. we're going talk to the media today and for him, it's just all about playing baseball. >> now as as the denver story line is, it's really just the subtext. the more important plot here is the giants need to win some games. they were lucky. it's a salvage one of the 3 against the guardians. they said 3 and a half games behind the dodgers in the national league west. and if you check the schedule after boston, the marlins will be here for 3 games. and really they're not very good. so this series against the red sox, a terrific opportunity for the giants to restart their momentum. it's always fun. you know, i feel like some of these, like big interleague weekend, deals are just really good crowds. hopefully that's how it is. and hopefully the energy us pause. and then we just kind take your to the very professional santa. i

know have one as many game of 4 or like, but >> in those games all with one swing and we know that they're play obviously the vote and but being able just grind out a ways we of the group that one our ways. >> we are just under an hour from first pitch is you can see the red sox are finishing up, adding practice behind and there is a definite electricity here in this stadium. the pre-game hype right now, there's got to be 20 or 25 media members from boston in town. obviously, that's a big storyline for them with rafi devers. and they're also a lot of red sox fans because, well, it's a great fan base and they travel well. so. >> gretna. well, we will have a full recap and what happens devers against his former team tonight at 10, 30 on sportsnet send it back love the baseball gods. thank you, scott. still ahead on kron 4 news at 6. it is being called.

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>> developing news now, firefighters have gained control of a grass fire that was burning in the south bay.