>> in games. good afternoon. and thanks for joining us on kron. 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and that breaking news we're following as president trump has just announced a cease-fire. >> between iran and israel. this comes after iran launched missiles at a u.s. military

base in qatar today. >> in retaliation for that american bombing of iran's nuclear sites over the weekend to come for us. rob nesbitt joins us live in the newsroom with some reaction from a local expert on the middle east. rob grant. president trump's post claims the cease-fire will start at about 09:00pm saying israel will start the cease-fire. iran will follow and the conflict between the 2 will be ended on its 12th day. >> this is video showing missiles flying through the air in an attempt to strike one of 2 u.s. air bases in qatar. news nation is reporting about 19 missilis fired. the attacks came shortly after qatar closed its airspace as a precaution amid threats from iran, the missiles were intercepted and u.s. officials have reported no deaths. iran says it targeted the base because it's outside of a populated area. university of san francisco director of middle eastern studies. ms says monday's bombing was largely symbolic and that the concern now is what could happen next.

>> we have least a can of worms here how much can be contained remain to be don't think we'll have a full scale. we're like a rock communal runs 3 times larger than or i can. population and side is very mountainous. it's not like we can have sweeping in like the troops did. and 2003, but other hand, we're not be bogged down the bunny counterinsurgency war either. >> there are about 11,000 personnel stationed at the air base in qatar in qatar. it is a coalition of forces and also includes 100 operational aircrafts. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron 4 news. rob, thank you for that. well, after a runs retaliatory bombing of that u.s. air force base in qatar, american travelers going abroad have been put on alert. security concerns are a top priority at sfo and that is where we find kron 4 stephanie rothman, who joins us live from inside the international terminal. stephanie.

>> grant is very busy here. as you can see, many people still out and about getting ready for their trips. and despite the travel advisory urging americans to keep vigilant on their trips, many travelers tell me that's not letting them stop their trip. just adding caution as one more thing to bring with them. >> if you step inside international terminal at sfo, nothing notice poll has changed, but some passengers mine. >> we booked this trip quite a while ago at this point, we're not backing out. so fingers crossed that everything happens to be okay. >> the department of homeland security issued a travel advisory for americans to be cautious and on the lookout for suspicious activities. despite this, it was business as normal opposed to international terminal monday. this includes those flying qatar airlines, which as of monday afternoon had no cancellations or delays. certainly an interesting time

to be traveling as an american. i feel like we as americans internationally, don't always have the best reputation as travelers. so i don't. >> always make my american a super well-known when abroad and maybe this is era where i will do well extra. a concern for rick gray from the desk job leading a group of volunteers to his school. his organization built in uganda. >> flying to africa wednesday with a layover in qatar. i'm anxious because i'm leading a team of 23 with 22 different personalities in 23. different families are rejecting the flight so it's not find directly over iran and iraq there flying around. >> but as of right now, it's it's it's still he's not the only one wary about their travel plans. unfortunately, one of the places that day. >> terrace action often happens is. and airports and soft targets and bridges and, you know, i mean, i think there's going to be

retaliation. >> despite calls for caution, a spokesperson for sfo says no security protocols have changed, but they are close contact with federal and local law enforcement as the situation continues to unfold. >> now, as a foe will, of course, be monitoring all the situations that could arise. but for right now, if you're planning on traveling out of sfo, just know that everything is going business as usual. just be, of course, vigilance and cautious as you travel out, reporting live at sfo. stephanie rothman kron, 4 all right, stephanie, thank you for that. meanwhile, we are tracking a couple of wildfires that >> started this afternoon in the east bay contra costa county. this is video of a fire in rodeo that burned about 60 acres just off highway 4. good news is this fire's contains now. no structures were damaged and no injuries were reported. but good amount of land there.

also in contra costa county, an evacuation warning was issued this afternoon for diablo residents because of this fire and alert from the contra costa county community warning system advise residents between blackhawk road in green valley trail and blow to prepare to evacuate. this is near case trail. the time lapse video here shows you some of the smoke 5 acres burned in this case and no evacuation order was eventually. issued. but they wanted people to be ready to go, which is always a good idea. as we take a live look here at mount diablo, it is dry. still windy today. kyla grogan, but maybe not as windy as last week. definitely knows what last week has just started to pick up really inland. you can see now are up to 20 miles per hour in oakland. it really was not that when those fires broke out, we were 5 to 10 miles per hour, basically over in the east bay. so >> we love our firefighters. they got on it. they got on those fires and they are successful today. and it's really good timing because as

you can see, again, this wind will pick up. it's our normal seabreeze. it is coming from the ocean meeting that we do get a little moisture recovery. >> and that would be a good thing because right now take a look at a spotlight. concord. right now, we're just at 22% relative humidity. that means things are dry. so, you know, glad to see that everything kind of worked out that way. here is the marine layer to the rescue. look at this. it is just filled in. i was seeing san francisco just a few moments ago, but you can see our suture tower camera is now very much showing you the marine layer that is on the move. so temperatures out of the coast have been kept a lid on 55 degrees out at half moon bay, san francisco at 60. but you can see we did get up to about 87 in livermore. so some spots certainly warming up a little bit above average today. there's that marine layer. it is on the move. and tonight we will see some of that patchy fog around the bay. obviously kind of building up more out of the coastline. temps between about 47 and 60 degrees. as we get into our evening, starting off a little cloudy tomorrow, grant will be a little bit cooler to morrow. have those details coming up. >> all right. thank you, cuyler. look forward to that. name up. san francisco sheriff's office chief of

staff. richard, you has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a hit and run the district attorney announced you was charged with that hit and run and filing a false police report. both misdemeanors, according to court records. this happened when he was off duty in march. he was driving a sheriff's vehicle. he's accused of leaving the scene of an accident after hitting a parked car on diamond heights boulevard near duncan street. investigators say he waited 2 weeks to report the accident and when he did, he claimed he was the victim of a hit and run crash. the car that was hit was a total loss. he's due back in court thursday. in the north bay. cal fire is giving the public an up close look at some of the aircraft will be used to fight wildfires in the months ahead. and kron four's charles clifford is at then at the airport with more. >> the cornerstone of cal fire's ability to respond quickly to a wildfire. our aircraft like the one you see behind me here and they are predicting a long, hot, dry fire season may say these tools are more important than

ever. >> season cal fire sonoma lake napa unit will be using 3 fixed wing aircraft and 3 helicopters, including. >> this firehawk to respond to wildfires. these aircraft are deployed across the north bay and multiple airports including a main base in santa rosa. and here at the napa airport, the idea is to be able to reach any wildfire within 20 minutes. these aircraft can also team up with units from across the state. cal fire's expecting an active wildfire season and they see these aircraft as being key to saving lives and property. >> these aviation resources are key to achieving one of cal fire's core objectives containing 95% of wildfires at 10 acres or less rapid initial attack remains the cornerstone of our fire protection strategy. >> and is cal-fire prepares to respond quickly to fires. they along with local officials are asking everyone to be ready as well. if you haven't already, please take time today to create defensible space around your home. sign up for alert.

napa county to receive emergency alerts and evacuation notices. and most importantly, pack a go bag and be ready to leave if evacuation orders are issued of the 6 aircraft in the lake. napa, sonoma unit 3, including the chinook and this black hawk are being leased but only for the remainder of the year. and finally, cal fire's main era tax bases in santa rosa. but the chinook you see behind me there that rotor helicopter will remain here at the napa airport throughout the summer. but for now in the north bay, charles clifford kron, 4 one person is safe after falling down a cliff near the golden gate bridge. it was just before 9 o'clock last night. the fire department rushed to battery godfrey where? >> and adult was hanging off a cliff side. they say fire crews quickly set up a rope rescue system and the person was pulled to safety. they were not hurt. developing news we are following 7 people are dead and the search for one missing person has been suspended after a boat

overturned in lake tahoe over the weekend. the coast guard says swells of more than 8 feet were recorded around the time. the 27 foot gold crisscrossed vessel flipped over. this is saturday afternoon. want to storm suddenly swooped into people were rescued immediately and taken to the hospital in unknown condition. 6 bodies were recovered later saturday in a 7th was found last night. 3 bodies were recovered in placer county. this weekend. the sheriff's office says 3 men entered the water and the soda springs area jumped into rattlesnake falls. this was last week. they never resurfaced dive. team members looked for their bodies throughout the weekend. the sheriff's office says they eventually found all 3 bodies sunday. >> br ng your overseas to light right here. the city. everyone belongs. >> still ahead on the news at 4, san francisco mayor daniel lurie launched 2 new summer

internship programs today and the connecting young people with fulfilling careers. plus, the a's broke ground on their future. vegas ballpark. how much the thing is expected cost and when they're hoping to move it. and our coverage the iran conflict continues after the break, we'll be joined live sonoma state university political science professor david mchugh. be professor david mchugh. be right back.

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>> well, it has been a violent and chaotic. 48 hours with the u.s. bombing iranian nuclear sites over the weekend and then earlier today, iran retaliated launching missiles

said the u.s. air base in qatar and now news of a potential cease-fire to help understand what all this means. the chair of sonoma state's political science department professor david mccuan us joining us live. good evening, david. well, good evening. it's a pleasure to join you. grant always good to see you a run. gave the u.s. a heads up that its retaliatory strike was coming. do you view this as as a largely symbolic gesture from iran and you think this is the end of the violence, at least for now? yeah. i mean, there's a couple of things here. this is as good an outcome as the trump administration could expect to or could game out. >> you have this largely perfunctory strike. it's a big deal that day. target us u.s. bases. that's correct. but that's because iran's in a very weak position. so this signaling that goes on here, even though there's a loss of that, what's called a deterrence effect, the signaling that goes on here by the iranians is an important

element to provide an off-ramp to begin negotiations. the israeli still fundamentally control. iranian space to have air superiority. that will continue to be the case. but for the trump administration, this provides them an opportunity to move past this crisis. but don't forget, this is really fundamental world game-changing event, not just for the middle east, but an inflection point for the trump presidency. it's that combination that that leads to this powerful outcome for the trump administration. but there are still many, many challenges relationship to the iranians and the middle east. >> the president ran on getting out of wars, ending wars that existed and not starting additional wars. what do you think compelled him to at least momentarily for one day. go against that. >> yeah, i mean, look that there's reporting that the israelis and bibi netanyahu decided last year that they needed to attack the iranian nuclear facilities. they needed to end this issue once and for all. it's unclear that

that that happened because iranian attempts to move the uranium and ordeal with sealing a the ford row facility on the 19th and 20th june. but nonetheless, what changed? the dynamic is a belief in the trump administration that they this was the best moment they would get. there's also kind of an important element here, grant about the calendar. there's a lots of diplomacy going on behind the scenes. the europeans are in a strong position of the russians are weekend. the chinese have given mixed signals about this. france and the united kingdom. for example, have until october to really sanctions. and in the october timeframe, it could help the iranian government. it could help the europeans. so there's a lot of things converging here for this momentary pause. but nonetheless, you would expect that the iranians would come back and do something. it just may be years long in the process months long as opposed to this immediate crisis being averted.

>> one real element of leverage iran does have is the potential to affect oil gas prices here in the u.s. to see that happening. >> we don't see that happening in terms of the straits, her moves. and that's because the united states is position too. carrier groups there. the persian gulf itself is relatively shallow. it's like a giant bathtub. so it's easy to understand what's going on in that area. it's not doesn't mean it's an easy mission. but in terms of mines encounter mine measures that that does provide an opportunity. what donald trump asked also worry about, i think, is not just what's going on in that area. but what's going on with the maga movement? he still controls that movement. and as a result, he can repair some of that damage. see domestic policy component to this. you have foreign policy component to this and you have kind of security policy that oversees all of that as this crisis is averted and more developments come in the next couple of months. >> you worry about the soft targets here in the u.s. that iran might strike them. i mean, you have the pride parade coming up here on sunday. >> we have the pride parade coming up right around the

corner of 4th of july. and, you know, in in, you know, you had al qaeda and al qaeda proxies that were in the famous london 7, 7 attacks back in 2005, they're all elements that provide vulnerability. but you've also seen incredibly enhanced security measures in new york city and washington, d.c., and boston and major cities across the united states. but nonetheless, that is the nightmare scenario by proxies or by these kind of sleeper cells, the united states to pay close attention to that. this crisis again averted. but it's not necessarily over because of this fundamental reset that sucker. >> all right. well, we will hope that the cease-fire and as the violence and that diplomacy takes over and that the world can be a safer, more stable place. david mcewan professor at sonoma state chair, their political science department. appreciate your time today. nice to see thank you very much. good to see you. all right. time to talk weather as we get a live look here at sfo where they are on the increased alert, given what's going on globally. we see the fog has rolled in a

meteorologist. kyla grogan is with us to let us know what's going on go. hey there. yeah. layer is on the move. you can see it here as we take a live look from the east bay. we've had some beautiful blue skies out there, but yet the marine layer there, it is kind of rolling in bringing some of that moisture and we'll take it a little moisture recovery. 67 degrees right now in oakland, wind is getting very gusty northwest winds about 26 miles per hour or so. >> this is the time of the afternoon when all of that is kicking up temperature wise, though, we're looking pretty good here, 60 in san francisco, but you can see we've got some upper 80's in nevado and it conquered 91 in fairfield. we made it to 87 in livermore little bit cooler down in the south bay. some of those low 80's there, but a pretty nice seasonal day out there in the wind, as i mentioned, is going to keep kicking as we get throughout the afternoon and the evening. it is our on-shore flow. it is that kind of afternoon sea breeze that comes in. >> and of course, it brings the marine layer. but tonight it will be interesting because not just the marine layer with some high clouds will come in as well. and that's kind of an indication of what tomorrow is going to be like. we're going to start off with cloudy skies

and some of that marine layer, some of that coastal drizzle. but look, as we get to the afternoon, it stays along the coast, but also kind of hangs out along the peninsula in the bay. looks like we don't really clear as quickly or as easily tomorrow. and that does lead to temperatures being a little bit cooler. it's all about that. low pressure, right? that's kind of rolling through there. but after that gets by then we have high pressure. you kind of zone all we can stay. and this really nice pattern of calm weather. you can see the marine layer there right now. as we zoom out, you can also see we've got some thunderstorms popping in the sierra because of that little bit of low pressure that has dipped in. but the story over the next 7 days really for us is after we cool down a little bit tomorrow. we warm right back up to seasonal temperatures and they're having a horrible, horrible heatwave on the east coast right now. i got the midwest and there's talk about triple digit numbers. so we are usually the envy of all the country right now. as far as weather's concerned, it's brutal. we both that family back there. yes, humidity a little. well, that's it. 95 in

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says iran accounts for 12% of the world's oil reserves that our washington correspondent vinay simlot reports. >> iran's parliament voted to close the strait of hormuz, according to an iranian state media report, a 5th of the world's oil flows through it from iran and other gulf countries. but the report says the final decision rests with iran's supreme national security council iranian regime would be foolish to make that decision. it kind say closing the strait of hormuz could push gas prices to about $4 and $0.50 a gallon in the u.s.. iran is also one of the top oil producing nations and could reduce the amount of oil in the global supply. and only way to deal with that >> is everyone is going raise prices. george washington university school of business professor dr robert weiner studies the effects of crises on oil prices. whatever happens, gas prices likely to increase. the u.s. is the largest oil producer in the world. americans don't buy oil from iran or through the strait of hormuz.

>> but decisions to run makes can still affect gas prices in the u.s.. when you have active conflict. >> no one can really predict where things are going. president donald trump told companies not to raise gas prices into online pose. >> he wrote everyone keep oil prices watching. you're playing right into the hands of the enemy. don't do it. and to the department of energy, drill, baby, drill. and i mean, now the ability. >> the united states or any other country to increase production rapidly is very, very limited. aaron sells most of its oil to china. u.s. officials asked china to urge iran. >> not to retaliate, using the global oil market in washington. i'm today some law. >> so at the latest in the effort to remove the san mateo county sheriff from her post. plus, you may need to adjust your plans if you're trying to get around san francisco, the muni routes being slashed because of budget cuts and today is day 5 of health care

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>> b, 2 stealth bombers dropped massive bunker buster bombs on the ronnie and nuclear facilities. president donald trump approved the airstrikes tear on friday night and gave final approval saturday morning. the strikes were a spectacular. military success. president trump's u.s. defense secretary backing the decision. president trump has said from over 20 years, frankly. >> iran cannot have a nuclear weapon direct military action have to be taken. california state senator scott wiener denouncing president trump's decision. trump is just not started a war with iran without even telling congress. senator wiener also asserted that president trump's decision was motivated primarily by political gain. and what trump has done. this is reckless and i say this as someone. >> does not i don't want iran to have a nuclear weapon. that's terrible, horrible regime. but what the president

has it's not an obvious emergency for and he's doing it his own political reasons. >> ramsey robinson, an organizer for psl or party for socialism and liberation helped organize the antiwar protest alongside yasmin. what an organizer with the answer coalition? whenever there's an injustice whenever there's racism, homophobia, when they're whenever there's a greater threat of war, connect our struggles and we come out and mask. ramsey says united states had no reason to get involved with the are ready present iran. israel conflict to the u.s. is using israel as their watchdog in the middle more be sharing the same thoughts. i think i'm president for many of us, especially those of who are not alive for the iran iraq war and surprising for a lot of that see what's happening in other protesters likely see. eugene say. >> the airstrikes on iran is just a huge distraction from us issues. there's a lot of problems in our community such

as a lack of funding for our schools, lack of funding for housing, a lack of funding for health care. a lot of us are struggling with the cost of living and housing and san francisco area. >> in san francisco, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> and san francisco, a big adjustment for some muni riders. 5 muni service routes have been cut back due to significant budget shortfall. those changes went into effect this weekend. the 5 fulton, 9 san bruno and 31 balboa now and market street. and the 6 hate parnassus. and 21 hayes are being consolidated into a new line called the 6 hate parnassus. and as of mta spokesperson says it's one of several changes they're making to deal with the big budget issue. there will be posters on affected lines in multiple languages. and many workers will also be there to help

people out. happening tomorrow. the mateo county board of supervisors will hold a special meeting about the future of embattled sheriff christina corpus vote will come after the chief probation officer recommended corpus is removal after meeting with her and her attorneys during that meeting, corpus had the chance to respond. allegations of abuse of power, retaliation against employees and having an inappropriate relationship with her chief of staff efforts to remove the sheriff from officer the result of measure a which voters passed in march that gives the board of supervisors the authority to remove a sitting sheriff or costs. police in san jose made an arrest in connection to a deadly shooting last august. it happened at a business on mclaughlin, ave the victim was shot in the business, died at the hospital and after a monthslong investigation. police now say the person responsible is lampton back. he was arrested last week and booked into the santa clara

county jail on murder charges. police in pleasanton are warning folks about a string of atm robberies that happened last week. in each case. police say 2 or 3 suspects approached the victim in the early evening hours. the attackers threatened assaulted the victims to steal their money. eventually police say they'll be stepping up patrols now around local banks, parking lots trying to deter future robberies. healt1care workers are picketing outside benioff children's hospital in oakland. the union is now entering the second week of its strike about the contract dispute and crowd force joe court has the latest. the picket line is now underway. it's day 6 of this strike and the union is trying to get a judge to step in. >> right now, these caregivers are employees of children's hospital, oakland at its clinics. but on july 6, they'll become ucsf employees. the national union of healthcare workers claims they're 1300 members in the east bay. we lose about

$10,000 a year. take home pay. a union says its members will be forced to contribute to their own health care retirement fund as well. today. they don't pay for those benefits. an occupational therapist tells us she has over 1000 children on her waitlist because she says her team is understaffed. when i see a 2 month-old baby. >> say i see someone that's last week. my next follow-up is not until the end of august. how do i say that to a 2 month-old baby's family? not that the cull it's not it's not good patient care here in oakland, 71 take care of us so we can take care of somebody else's kids. here we are community hospital. we treat our patients that we treat our family. >> ucsf now says they're walnut creek clinic is back open today, but not at full capacity. some services are being moved from walnut creek to oakland. >> and to further notice, clinics remain closed in brentwood, emeryville and ramon during the strike and some virtual appointments are being offered. a judge will

consider this case on thursday. for now. strike will continue it open. joey horta kron. 4 >> and with the weather heating up this summer, it's important to protect your kids from the sun's rays and from bug bites. doctors are sending out a warning to parents not to use chemical bug sprays for kids under 6 months old. so the babies, instead, you should put they say a net over your child's stroller to protect them for kids under 3 doctors say a bug sprays. okay. but it should contain less than 10% of the chemical deet. as for sunscreen, doctors advise just be careful if you're using the spray kind. >> because that could cause a potential risk for inhalation, which could cause respiratory irritation. as a mom, i prefer to use either a cream or lotion basin screen. >> it also if your kids wear uv, protective clothing and hats outside to help block the sun. sunshine out there today

as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge. meteorologist kathy trafton is joining us now with a look at the forecast. a cat. >> hey, you know what? we've got? typical weather. happened not just today, but for the entire week. >> it is the first week of summer. it is the first week first monday of summer and look what's happening. you've got low clouds moving in stratus, some rain layers inching across the bay area even as we speak. so this is seasonable temperatures for the most part. we're going to rip shape. it's going to be an absolutely beautiful week. it's a quiet june weather pattern about what you would expect. some breezy afternoons and little bit of a some breezy evenings but will have some high level smoke. some of the satellite visible satellite imagery shows that from that's from canadian fires. and that could bring us some beautiful sunsets. so that's a good possibility. just after 8.30, we could see some writer reds in the in the sky particulate matter, affects our sunsets. but the

overnights and, you know, we'll see marine layer stratus overnight into the mornings. it will clear out off it will mix out and we'll have a gradual warming trend into the weekend. so we're really in for a real treat temperatures right now about you'd expect 60 to san francisco, 78 in san jose. 87 in livermore. we got some warm spots such as concord at 89 degrees and 83 in santa rosa. so it's a beautiful day in the 50's in half moon bay. 53 degrees at this hour. you know what? the winds are not gusting in the way they had been the last number of really windy days. instead, it's about what you'd expect these afternoon gust, san francisco, 29 miles per hour. and you can see not a whole lot of those really strong in tomorrow afternoon. we'll see some fairly windy conditions in the rather more valley, but otherwise and that we're just in tranquil weather pattern. we'll try and keep it that way. what do you think? rent sounds good. thank you, kathy. sergeant with the los angeles police department was hit and killed as he tried to

help people who are just in a crash that happened this morning along the 405. >> authorities say sergeant shelled was a 27 year veteran of the force. officers lined a procession route as his body was transported to a second person also died in that incident. la mayor karen bass called it a sad day for the city. harvard plans to destroy more than a million medical samples. researchers say could hold clues to curing colon cancer. for more than 50 years, the school has collected samples from humans for this research. researchers would track them over time to see how they change and possibly reveal mutations that can lead to cancer. because of the white house's budget cuts, 3 grants totaling 5 million dollars that support the projects were eliminated. as a result, the school says it's now forced to have all those samples sent to and incinerator. with the a's have broken ground on their los

vegas ballpark with shovels in hand, jon fisher joined major league baseball commissioner rob manford and former a's legends for the ceremony. the one-point-seven-five billion dollar venue will seat about 33,000 fans. it is set to open for the 2028 season, the state of nevada and clark county provided 380 million dollars for the ballpark. the remainder will be privately funded. now to a story we've been following, the estranged wife of san francisco, giants pitcher shawn jelly has been accuse. i'm sorry. she is accused the picture of abuse. caroline jelly went on tiktok in a queue, sean of leaving their family on mother's day after she found out about his alleged infidelity. caroline stated she has stopped putting up with his abuse and is raising their children alone. in a statement, the giants

organization told kron 4 were aware of the serious allegations. we've been in contact with the mlb. these type of allegations fall under their jurisdiction and we won't be commenting further. still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4 california republicans have launched an effort to repeal the state's sanctuary status. >> we have reaction from both sides of the aisle. plus. the trump administration is opening up a new training center for border agents. i'm reshad hudson in washington. i'll take you inside the facility. facility. >> coming up.

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new effort to repeal california's sanctuary state law. that's the law that limits local law enforcement from cooperating with ice in our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> the republican lawmaker i spoke to says repealing california sanctuary state law is long overdue and in his words, will make california safer. but the big question in this building, can his proposal bats in the legislature home to a democratic supermajority? it's hurting us more than us helping us bakersfield gop assembly member stand ellis with that message on california's sanctuary state law. a k 8 sb 54 up to the california values act. >> by the legislature in 2017 and signed by then governor jerry brown. the law restricts state and local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration authorities, including ice. i should 100% be able to do their jobs and they're doing a fantastic job. so let's support them. i am. all about the legal immigration and all about streamlining the process. but i'm not about holding back the ability to

take bad people out of this country. ellis, along with republican assembly minority leader james gallagher and several of their gop colleagues in the assembly believe california's sanctuary state law made california less safe. specifically. they argue the law made it more challenging for federal immigration enforcement to find apprehend and ultimately to ports, violent criminals who are in the country illegally. that's why they're now offering a resolution calling on the state and governor to repeal california. sanctuary policies. >> and so our locals cannot cooperate with. i said, our federal authorities, we need to allow our federal law enforcement officers to do their jobs and we need to step up and take criminals out. we're trying to impede the who are committing crimes. againts. >> law enforcement officers, the objective is to make sure that our citizens are protected. and that's why we're at this resolution. but his resolution comes in the legislature where democrats hold a super majority, a super majority standing firm behind the state's sanctuary policies. democrats argue california's policies in their words, rightfully shield,

hardworking, undocumented people who came here for a better life and pay taxes to the state california. now stands. >> as the beacon of hope for all immigrants and for all americans because of what we did, california. well, ben, to know tyring. >> we're a state of immigrants. 10.6 million strong given that this is a democratic super majority legislature. are you confident your resolution will do more than just words? are you hopeful it can lead to action? it would be nice if it would lead to action. but i'm telling you because we are the super minority. it most likely won't. and that's the problem with this whole state of california is the super-majority are passing legislation and laws that are hurting us. when you can't protect your citizens, the federal government needs to do it and i support donald trump 100%. >> and publicly, governor newsom has supported the state's sanctuary policies. we reached out to his office for his take on this resolution but have not heard back as of news time reporting at the state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news.

>> well, let's talk weather as we get a live look above san francisco. you see some wispy clouds moving in and meteorologist kathy trafton is with us now to talk whether a catholic. >> well, greta, we are in for a beautiful week. it's the first full week of summer and we're in for a treat. no sizzling hot temperatures, not such as we're seeing back east. we are seeing what you would expect this time of year. some clouds and fog overnight burning off by midday or so mixing out. and we're also seeing some winds, some gusty winds, but nothing such as we saw last week when we had just crazy gusty winds. so it all portends well in terms of fire hazards because, you know, with his cool car com conditions, very little wind, lots of marine layer moving in its great news. so here we are. here's a view from sutro tower and you can see our wind gusts are about what you'd expect this time of year. most of the callers are in the blues and then a little bit gusty as you head right through the golden gate, flash of gustier winds tomorrow. but

all in all, we're in for absolutely beautiful weather. so the wind gusts are even with heading offshore a little bit as we head into friday. but you know what? it's very light winds. so that is the good news. so we're in pretty good shape in terms of that departure from normal or even a little bit below normal in some spots across the bay area. so we're in for we see the gray is normally see the blue little bit below normal and in terms of temperatures, well, we're looking at beautiful conditions and all in all, we're just looking at temperatures inland in the 70's and 80's and right along the coastline in the 50's and 60's. so we're in great shape there. and for the next number of days, we're going to see just ever so slight warming as we start to head into the workweek and into the weekend, no big changes. just just that gentle warming. and again, the clouds and fog in the morning, all burning off by the middle of the day. 7 day forecast shows that looking great conditions and as you start to head into the week, ysu're going to like it. things will cool down just a little bit as we head later into the week that. thank you, kathy. today

to federal officials, including department of homeland security secretary kristi, nowhere in west virginia for the opening of a new training center. >> for border agents, our washington correspondent reshad hudson has more on the new facility and its mission. >> as the trump administration ramps up immigration enforcement. it's now planning roots in west virginia with a training facility for border agents. this is a special day. >> and it's a special day, not just for cbp, but for a country. homeland security secretary kristi noem says the new u.s. customs and border protection facility in harpers ferry will serve as a national hub for officer training and development. we see challenges ahead in this country. new threats emerging everywhere. >> the training center is expected to host hundreds of new recruits each year sharpening skills and preparing officers for the job ahead. >> and i believe that they will be prepared for them

because of what we're doing here to make sure that we're resourcing and equipping them the way that we should. west virginia senator shelley moore capito says her state is uniquely impacted by what comes across the southern border. we've lost too many. >> to the scourge of fentanyl. family members, church members, neighbors, congressman riley moore approves of what the administration is doing when it comes to immigration enforcement. turns out that we didn't need legislation to fix any this. we just needed a new president. new mexico, democratic congresswoman melanie stansbury criticized the administration's response to people protesting the president's immigration policies. >> deploying united states marines as combat troops and national guard against our own people reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> a record number of americans are expected to travel next week for the 4th of july. aaa forecast more than 72 million people will travel at least 50 miles from

home between saturday, june 28th in the sunday after the 4th more than 61 million of those trips are expected to be by car. that's an increase of more than 2% from last year. nearly 6 million folks are expected to fly. bp poll says opened its biggest ev charging hub. it's located just 3 miles from sfo. it features 12 ultra-fast ev charging bays. this builds on the collaboration with hurt spring charging hubs near airports and other high-demand locations. the spots are convenient, especially for rideshare drivers as well as airport ev renters and local folks who drive electric cars. tesla's robo-taxi service is now up and running in texas about 20 tesla model y's are being offered limited number of customers in austin, the autonomous ride-hailing vehicle is equipped with 8 cameras that act as sensors. elon musk says while there won't be a human driver, there

will be a safety monitor in the front passenger seat. tesla is going up against market leader waymo. that company now has cars in different cities across the country. still ahead on the news at 4 here, grammy winning band maroon 5 is hitting the road again in san francisco is on the list. >> with tickets go on sale. that's next. >> on balance tonight, news nation's tracking the latest from the middle east with live report on the ground. plus, bill o'reilly on whether he thinks regime change is still on the table on a special two-hour edition of on balance two-hour edition of on balance 9, central on newsnation

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available saturday from 10:00am to 07:00pm. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 5. iran strikes back against u.s. military base in qatar. heightening security concerns for travelers. we're live at sfo without folks are responding to that. plus and update to this. deadly boat accident in tahoe over the weekend. just crazy. a storm. we're old in quickly. we have new details as officials race against the clock to try to find one more victim. and you can stream kron for news on your tv for free with kron 4. plus, it's available for download on apple tv. roku, fire tv and samsung tv can also stream kron for news on the go with kron 4 mobile app for watch us online at kron 4 dot com. well will join me for kron. 4 news at 5. that's kron. 4 news at 5. that's next. we'll see that.

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>> now at 5, president trump announcing a cease-fire between iran and israel just hours after iran fired more than a dozen missiles at a u.s. military base in qatar. we have the very latest developments. plus, 2 wildfires started in the east bay today. >> fortunately, they're both under control now, but they brought scary moments for. >> people would prepare to evacuate. the news at 5 starts right now. >> thanks for joining us here on the news at 5. i'm noelle bellow and i'm grant lotus our top story. president trump. he