women's champion jacy jayne and the rest of fatal influence. what a moment that it must be. will grace have her historic moment on a historic night at >> now at 7 is a residents making a big decision tonight. just a vote for a new council plus, why a grand jury report says it's difficult for fire crews access some neighborhoods in oakland during a fire emergency. and the latest on growing tensions in the middle east between israel and iran. it has been 7 months in the making. the downtown san jose will finally have a new council member.

>> representing district 3. thank you for joining us tonight. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. anthony toward ios is currently in the lead with 4,400 votes. gabby chavez lopez right now trailing with 2,400 votes. cropper sack moment has been following this campaign sense. it began and joins us live now with the very latest jack. >> yeah, well, certainly a surprising turn of events in deed. it was just a couple months ago and gabby chavez-lopez nearly won the entire election during the first round of voting. barely just missing that 50% threshold with anthony toward ios squeaking into second place finish by just 6 votes. but as you can see, but times have definitely turned here in downtown. >> and he took the oath san jose planning commission chair. but with applause at his watch party tuesday night, a clear and decisive when looking at the early results, if these counts stand, he will be the new san jose city

council member representing downtown. i was a little surprised by the early been feeling very heartened by all of the support from the community surprised as his opponent, debi lopez had a commanding lead back in april. that lead was steamrolled tuesday. just 14% of voters turned out that they were determined to make their voices heard. politics is very important because >> a look at the national level or anywhere else at the local levels where we really have the power to make change. i think the results tonight show folks are for a new type politics raging bull divide between business and labor is really focused on delivering results on housing, affordability and homelessness. perdio says his next steps are to build a team to deliver on his policies to solve homelessness and housing affordability. find areas of common ground that we can push forward actual policy to make progress on the issues that matter most to voters. district 3 first opened up in november with disgraced councilmember omar torres was arrested later convicted of child molestation. says he plans to build back trust to keep that focus on directly engaging with folks, you know,

making relationship folks at the deep 3 coc on attending neighborhood association meetings got each other's lopez minutes after seeing results come in was not ready to concede. anthony has come in a little bit ahead of us at this point. we know that local races, anything can happen. so keeping super optimistic had who adore studios says he's excited about his experience attack. so i think culturally he's going to be a great asset to the city and making city hall or focus more efficient, more accountable for results. >> now san jose city council is set to take its annual recess through the month of july. so once these votes are finalized and if those votes do stand the students, anthony tordillos will take that district ci 3 >> we'll be in the middle of august for now. reporting live in downtown san jose. jack moment. kron 4 news. >> jack, thanks a lot. san mateo county supervisors are moving forward with their plans to remove sheriff christina corpus from office

at a special board meeting today in all 5 supervisors voted in favor of accepting the recommendations of the county's chief probation officer to remove corpus for misconduct. a report released last year found the sheriff at a personal relationship with her chief of staff and that together they, quote, created a hostile retaliatory and abusive work environment. the sheriff now has 5 days to appeal and called for a full hearing where evidence will be presented. if that does happen, a final decision could be several months from now. >> not concerned with. >> the >> speed. what i'm concerned with is that it's a fair process. >> and i'm committed to ensure enough. the president, the board of supervisors. that's a fair process and making sure that we move forward in the >> transparent and open way.

>> attorneys for the sheriff saying she will to release a statement that reads in part, i'm not going anywhere. i was elected by the people of san mateo county and i will continue to serve them with the integrity, courage and commitment that this office demands. >> oakland's naacp and parents usd are threatening to recall school board members. they argue the board has done a bad job involving the community in its decision making the issues escalated when the board fired superintendent kyla johnson-trammell and hired a replacement in a closed door meeting. >> the students deserve more them back politics and budgetary chaos. that's right. >> they deserve arie. collaborative and still center leadership. >> some board members have responded and say the public outcry must be addressed. >> in the east bay tonight, oakland has a good vegetation management plan during fire season, but it needs to

improve its emergency access. that's according to the newly released alameda county civil grand jury report. kron 4 sarah stinson has reaction from residents tonight. worries that people are not going to cure their properties are clear what they need to clear. and then if there is a fire that they're going to get in the for joseph is am wildfire season is top of mind living in a high fire risk area. the oakland hills, these neighborhoods have a steep and forested terrain with winding narrow streets. >> no parking signs have been put in place to ensure there's space for people to evacuate. but people ignore those signs daily. you get stuck for 5.10, minutes sometimes and that's without everything trying leave the same time. sympathetic people who meet the park. but i think that there's a safety issue here. the alameda county grand jury just released a report recommending the city expand parking restrictions on narrow streets and increase enforcement in high fire risk areas. and it's not consistently enforced. there are no parking signs on both

sides of heather ridgeway here. so we >> parked our car on this side to show you if people parked illegally on both sides. this is how little space there would be for people evacuating during a fire or for fire trucks. >> i mean, what people do for parking up here? it's pretty slim pickings. and a spokesperson for the fire department. michael hunt says residents should expect more enforcement in the summer months. park like your life depends on we want to make sure that >> you and your neighbors are part in such a way where you're going to be able to get out quickly. so that's typically facing out that you're leaving plenty of room, a long, narrow corridors to make sure the person up around us can get in the grand jury report did find the fire department does a thorough job. mitigating fire risks. >> local fire department has probably one of the most robust active fire prevention plans in the state of california largest herd of goats that's probably operating in the state. upwards of 5500 goats that we deploy between may and october. we inspect upwards of

20 to 25,000 public and private parcels annually. >> the newly passed measure helps provide funds for the city's 10 year vegetation management plan. but the grand jury recommends the city take action to get those funds implemented. hunt says having that plan and all fire stations back open allows fire crews to be ready. gives us our best chance to be successful. >> and gives residents the best chance to stay safe. >> the grand jury also found the city should improve communication with residents about planned evacuation routes. hunt says they're currently working on that as the fire department put out a survey asking for preferred notification of fires and for evacuation routes, they will be using those results to release an evacuation plan sometime in the next month. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> it goes day to day was on the chilly side and we don't have a whole lot sunshine, but

we certainly had a lot of gray white along the coastline. there is a flood alert which is curious because we didn't have any rain today. but what happened was we have astronomical high tides. they happened in the summertime. they happen in the wintertime. so in and flood alert right along the san francisco san pablo bays until 01:00am tomorrow morning. in the meantime, look at all the fog line along the coastline blanketing the bay area overnight tonight into tomorrow morning. right now, back to you. >> iran and israel cease-fire deal is on shaky ground. this morning, president trump accused both sides striking each other violating the agreement which was set to go into effect overnight. iran denies it violated the terms of the deal, though, however, explosions were heard in northern israel tuesday morning. israel confirms it did return fire. now president trump says the deal is holding and israel says it's now refraining from more strikes. senate democratic leader chuck schumer says the president should have never launched

saturday's strike in iran without consulting congress. senator lindsey graham says he just hopes the president's plan works. >> sees far leads to rearmament rearming and grouping of iran is probably a step backwards. they called me up and said we're taking imminent action. can't tell you what country. that's the extent of the briefing. i've got. president trump is now in the netherlands for the nato summit. >> the 12 day conflict in the middle east did spark protests as world leaders arrived there, france and others calling for de-escalation to prevent a broader war in the middle east. well, with all this unrest that's happening in that part of the country. >> people here in the bay area are worried about an increase of anti-semitism and islamophobia. there's already been a few anti semitic attacks here in san francisco, including one that happened 2 weeks ago where a jewish person was attacked in the marina. members of both communities share what's being done to keep people say fun,

bring unity. >> people. some of the ice actions we have summer came what the mosques? all because they're afraid of, you know, people patient or being associated with the mosque and what is on the patients about. we have shared if cars passover seders. >> lots of events that that really try to bring the community together and get a shared understanding. >> for for us locally. >> the fbi and the department of homeland security issued warnings earlier this month about the risks of anti-semitism. the federal government did not issue warnings for risks of islamophobia. despite calls from the muslim community. >> some street closures have already begun in preparation for san francisco pride this weekend. it's one of the largest lgbtq+ events in the world. closures are already in place at civic center plaza and muni will alter some of their bus routes as well. there are plenty of security concerns leading into the festive. it festivities,

though, and officials say there's increased vigilance this year. >> barricades we put in the infrastructure. we have volunteers. we have security people to be vigilant keep their eye out. if something seems weird or a mess, they report it help unlock the safe and fun. >> all right. we can't. >> celebrations do begin saturday with the parade set for sunday. this year's theme is joy is resistance for a full list of street closures and muni information. you can go to our website kron 4 dot com and of course we want you to join us for our pride special. it's hosted by john travel and rob nesbitt. i this 26th at 06:30pm. >> still ahead on kron 4, a south bay crime spree awarded what investigators are saying about the people accused of several smash-and-grab robberies. >> but first, the reason a family was celebrating on lake tahoe tragedy struck for the weekend.

>> welcome back. fun family outing turns tragedy on lake tahoe. 3 of the 8 victims who died in a boating accident over the weekend from the bay area conference. theresa has the very latest. >> we are hearing from the widow of one of the victims, josh pickles, within tahoe with his father and mother. they were from redwood city. plus an uncle. they were 3 of the 8 people who died when their boat capsized. >> this is josh pickles and jordan sugar. carl's guard, a family spokesperson shared this photo with kron 4 news they married in 2023. this is from their wedding registry. the couple owned the 27 foot

chris craft power boat that capsized last saturday during a violent storm on lake tahoe on tuesday, the eldorado sheriff's office released the names of the 8 people that died in the accident. pickles worked for doordash is a senior global director. carl's guard stayed behind saturday to care for the couple's 7 month-old daughter. when the group went out onto the lake, the group had gathered at the couple's tahoe home for the weekend to celebrate josh's mother bozin of itches 71st birthday. >> the family is just devastated. their friends or the stated. it's unthinkable. unimaginable moment in time. >> pickles, father terry was another victim as well as peter bays and uncle 2 people on board survived and were taken to the hospital. they are deeply thankful to the first responders and the rescue teams from the coast guard, eldorado sheriff's department was keen county sheriff's departments, all the lifeguards who

>> risk their own lives who succeeded saving 2 of the 10 members of vote. in a statement to kron 4 news, josh, his widow says, quote, we are devastated by this tragedy. no words can express the pain and anguish. we feel. >> knowing their lives were lost during what was meant to be a joyful time on the lake. our hearts go out to those who tragically lost their lives and the 2 survivors of this unexpected and deadly storm on lake tahoe. again, josh work and doordash in a statement sent to kron 4 news at ces. >> that they are devastated by the death of josh pickles. it goes on to say that quote, during his nearly 7 years a doordash, he brought a contagious spirit. the lifted those around him. the loss of josh is measurable. we miss him deeply and will carry his memory with us. always. the 2 survivors suffered hypothermia when the boat flipped over. there isn't any word right now on their condition in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news.

>> lake tahoe bear deemed aggressive has been euthanized according to the department of fish and wildlife around 4.30, saturday morning, the female bear broke into a campers trailer. that eagle point campground the camp or try to scare the bear off by banging on pots and pans and screaming. but the bear force its way in and took a swipe at the camp are leaving them with cuts and bruises. authorities say they've tracked this bear and it had been breaking into homes and cars since the spring. it was captured yesterday and euthanized. the bear had to 5 month-old cubs. they have been taken to a wildlife rehab facility. >> 5 people including 3 teenagers are under arrest in san jose after a series of burglaries and attempted carjackings. police say the crime spree happened between december and march. the suspects would use stolen cars to break into businesses by either ramming through the door or tying a change to the door and ripping it off. mayor matt mahan says the adults

involved in the crimes attempted to sell those stolen goods. investigators say the crimes were well planned in advance for the first 5 months of this year. >> this gang of juveniles behind the wheel cause chaos and fear in our community rapidly targeting san jose, santa clara and sunnyvale. they stole cars, carjack citizens race through city streets smashed through more than 15 storefronts crash cars guns at police officers. >> police have also identified 3 other teens suspected in the crime spree. they say those teenagers had already been arrested on other crimes. and now the da is seeking additional charges. >> beginning tomorrow 5 month, road maintenance project on the golden gate bridge. every wednesday, potholes and asphalt will be repaired on the bridge. 2 center lanes will be closed. maintenance will be in the middle of the day on wednesdays from 10:00am to 01:00pm. if the weather on

wednesday is does not permit workers to complete their tasks, those lane closures will be moved to thursday. the maintenance is expected to conclude by november. >> all right. so let's get a check. the forecast now as we're taking a live look at the golden gate bridge this evening. we noticed a little bit earlier and some of the clouds and fog kind of moved out. yeah, it was very thick earlier this but as night falls, that kind of >> clears out of yeah. kron 4 meteorologist kathy trafton has the details. richards today were a lot cooler than normal in some areas because of stratus. we had a lot of clouds and fog right along the coastline. if you are there, you notice but also in london that helped keep temperatures on the cool side. today. we had temperatures anywhere from 8 to 14 degrees below normal. >> in half moon bay is 58 degrees. typically we would be at 72 degrees and in san francisco, 59, we would have been at 67. you can see for yourself. these numbers are on the cool side for this time of

year. and that's all thanks to this area of low pressure. it's a big trough and it's stretching right across the golden state. it starts to flatten out. move away. we get more of a zonal flow in the middle of the week, but we never really get a big ridging. so we get a gradual warm up. it's just little by little tomorrow. temperatures in san francisco, mainly in the 60's, although in the sunset, 59 degrees along the coast. we're looking at some numbers just close to 60 upper 50's on the peninsula tomorrow. it's going to be mainly in the 60's and we warm up a little bit as we head southward as per usual. 74 degrees in palo alto will get into 70's and even a few 80's as we start heading down toward saratoga. 84 la status today to me. but most inland areas will be mainly in the 60's and 70's. a few be livermore. 84 degrees in concord. 85 that richmond, only 69 and 74 in vallejo, napa, 80 degrees, 80 degrees also for santa rosa and point

re 67 degrees. a look at the week ahead shows that ever so slight warming trend, especially in the inland areas. no big changes along the coast or in the bay. that will keep things on the cool side really for the next 10 days, i think saturday will be about the warmest day. we have inland. but overall, very steady as she goes as we sail right through the rest of the forecast period. back to you. >> cisco is a restaurant town from fancy cuisine to talk areas to food trucks. this is our city. we're about to meet the guy behind gots for a taste of the all american burger and fries. the side of why it's so nice to see tourism spiking again here in san francisco. >> want play walker and president of gas roadside. welcome. >> to our ferry building location. come on in. let we have wonderful california

cuisine burgers, fries and shakes. but there's also bountiful salads. lots of fresh vegetables and now home baked cookies. it's really something everybody which is got secret sauce. what's great about the ferry building is we have people visiting from all over the country. the local's, the business people and the tourist. we like to create an environment that is welcome to all. we love san francisco. we've here since the early odds. we survive the pandemic. all the inflation, the streets are now clear than they've ever been. what more could you possibly want? >> well, we do this every tuesday during our newscast where we tell the stories of the people who make up san francisco, we call it. this is our city, of course. and if you've missed any of those stories, you can always find them on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> all right. coming up on 4 news at 11 later tonight, the u.s. house for jackson effort

to impeach president trump over striking iran over the weekend. why dozens of democrats, including those representing the bay area, also voted against that measure. >> and after the break by land or by water, a special food delivery on camera.

>> when chick-fil-a is well known for its above average customer service with the fast food giant is outdoing itself in florida, video captured a ceick-fil-a boat making a delivery to customers, of course, away from the shore. this is apparently a thing in

destin, florida. people can have all kinds of food delivered to them by boat. it's a little unclear, though, how much more chick-fil-a charges for this service, though? i assume it's like a like a door dash type of. >> i guess so. i a huge boat. you know, i don't know. it's going to be make that that quick delivery in. yeah. what it's called lake. otherwise you'd have to head like, you on the back on the shore in order get something. if you don't pack your lunch. got a levered. that wraps up kron for news at 10. thanks for joining us. they got the news at 11 o'clock in just a little bit. but first. >> giants welcoming inferior opponent, the oracle park. come up short. >> plus, sharks legend joe thorton gets the ultimate honor sports night live after the break. a new series,

same offensive issues. coming up, how the giants let the fish off the hook. oracle, a jumbo achievement for the sharks. all-time great. how joe ford earned hockey's highest honor. >> and a bay area native returns home. how sabrina ionescu continues to connect with her local roots. even while playing for the enemy sports night live. it starts now. and everybody. thanks for

checking out sports night live. scott sweet. do love long. homestand giants are in the middle of one though. they haven't exactly taken full advantage going 3, 3 against the guardians in red sox. >> now a chance to really build some momentum with the lowly marlins in town. its lead it off with tuesday night. baseball city connect jerseys and alex smith. and that's second inning. erica wagner, going gap. and kyle stowers the former stanford star motoring around to score the game's first run. 2 batters later. connor norby. that's a not scores wagman and it is to nothing marlins. 3rd inning now otto lopez suffered justin verlander that'll score jesus sanchez. verlander 5 innings. 5 hits 3 runs struck out 5 in the 5th. christian costs brings the giants back within one with his second home run of the season. it's a

3, 2, game. but in the 7th xavier edwards, 3rd down the line. the double scores, norby and this kid has seen enough marlins win 4 to and still winless as a giant. >> he's certainly not happy about it, but he doesn't show any frustration. he goes out. there are does what he can control. and i think over the course of his career, understands. he's been through a lot. so i think just try to put that away and go out there control what you controlled, how to put up some zeros and keep your your team in the game. you know, which he's done the, you know, unfortunately, have not supported well, offensively. >> it is beginning a series in detroit. plenty of pre-game high fives in the dugout and first inning high 5 or 2 after this blast from brent rooker.

2 run homerun. it's his 16th and it's 2, nothing. bottom one, kerry carpenter. 2 run homerun, his 14th and just like that, the lead goes, poof. it is too, too. and then in the second, the lead comes right back. courtesy of you guessed another 2 run home and denzel clarke with his second of the season the is are up for 2. you know, it's coming, right? well, no, it's not a 2 run homer, but it's 2 run double when so perez, right field corner riley greene in zach mckinstry in and again, the lead goes poof. it is 4, 4, 3, batters later. dillon dingler. houses on mistake from luis severino, three-run homer, his 8th. it is 7 for tigers in the 7th. we get 2 2 out mckinstry to left. here comes tyler socials throw at austin wynns, not going win like that. just flat out

dropped it. green scores. perez scores. tigers win 11 to 4. a mixed bag at best for the athletics. >> want ending for in most of the outings that get away from a little bit. you know, i think three-run homer obviously did kind of pulled you know, front. i give school a little room to work with really helped to mean i thought our offense did a great job tonight with with, you know, handling school and the right approach. like we talked about game. you know, we've got a couple mistakes and and capitalizing it. you know, offensively, it's tough when you get behind and you and you've got the guy out there that continues to pound the zone and kind of smoke on the water a little bit.

>> whether you referred to him as jumbo the beard or just plain joe, if you watch joe florida play, you witnessed greatness. now one of the game's all-time best players will officially be recognized as such with entry into the hockey hall of fame. thorton, one of 6 players to get the call to the hall. he played 7 and a half seasons in boston before a trade to the sharks in 2005, which set in motion the most successful era in franchise history from his nhl debut through his final game. no players scored more points or collected more system. jumbo. he and patrick marleau. the only sharks to have their numbers. retired. hey, the nhl draft is friday. may be the sharks will secure the next joe or maybe the next macklin

celebrini either would be fine. of course celebrini was the team's top pick last year when they had the number one overall selection this year. they pick second twitch presents another golden opportunity for gm, mike greer to add a significant piece to the puzzle. >> exciting time for the franchise our group here. scope of that, a lot of work. you know, its been some tough seasons for fans as well. the kind of got through about, you know, i think we're starting to turn the corner. you know, we were fortunate to get last year than the year before that. you know what's many as well. so so we're excited. you know, we're looking forward to you know, another good player to our to our group. >> the golden state valkyrie is or the crown jewel of the wnba. if valuation is your primary criteria. according to sportico, the valkyrie is are the first 500 million dollar

women's team in pro sports history. the report goes on to note that every wnba teams value has at least doubled in the past 12 months. the 500 million dollar franchise will be severely tested wednesday night with the defending champion liberty in town. that means local hero sabrina ionescu playing her first professional game back in the bay area. kron four's benrus has the story. >> sabrina ionescu thought she had played her last ever game in the bay area. i feel like i kind of said goodbye to the bay area my last year playing in college when we played against cal and stanford. now the walnut creek native is back in town for her first game at chase center as her new york liberty paid a visit to the golden state val curry's wednesday night. it's been surreal like even just driving through the city. like with the team on the team bus. it's just it's crazy to even think about have i don't even know how many people that are going to come into the game. probably a lot of people that

haven't even reached out and are just coming on their own to be able to watch som- high school teachers that i know reached out e-mail me that they're coming in. so i'm just super excited. unesco started miramonte high school in orinda before taking her talents to the university of oregon. the liberty made her the number one overall draft pick in 2020. sabrina unesco. >> from the university of oregon. and that decision has paid off in a big way. unesco was a 3 time all-star and helped lead new york to its first ever wnba championship last original french job. >> she's a franchise drafted number 1, one of the best plays in this league and the company be one of the greatest of all time. you know, sub spy should be everything to this organization. and it's fun as a coach to to watch enjoying last pa's, even though it's been nearly a decade since

unesco left the bay area, she's never forgot her roots. >> or her childhood friend of the words are my team because i was that very a kid that wanted to go watch professional basketball and steph curry was that person for me and >> now for us to be able to be, you know, female athletes coming back and playing in building a fan base in the bay area. there's going to be little girls running around, wanting to buy about jersey, put it on hope and dream of playing the wnba because they're watching us do it. as for the reception, unesco is expecting a chase center. hopefully i don't get too many boos. i a lot of people know the east bay kids. so hopefully i get some tears, but i'm excited. it's going to be obviously an atmosphere on the road that you don't get often. and i'm excited be able say the liberty won the 2 previous matchups between these teams. but both of those games were in new york without brees, of course, playing much better basketball as of late, having won 5 of their last 6. >> tipoff set for 07:00pm on wednesday in san francisco, dan brawn for sports.

>> and the giants roster continues to be a work in progress. just ahead, susan slusser of the san francisco chronicle stops by to discuss potential moves and the potential return of one of their stars. >> some of our local teams are on the road, but there's a big heat wave across much of the country. how will that heatwave be affecting the

>> a lot of games on the docket the next couple of days. so we bring in meteorologist kathy trafton for tonight's ballpark weather.

>> california weather has been on the cool side and that's courtesy big truck. this big area of low pressure stretching right across the state. and that's affecting our weather big time. we've had a lot of stratus, a lot of clouds right along the coastline, extending inland and some gusty winds at time. of course, that's going to be affecting the sports games that are taking place in california, for instance, how about those giants? we are hosting the miami marlins at 6.45. tomorrow? 5 at that time. 58 degrees in oracle park. so we're in for really beautiful weather coming. weather and winds coming out of the south west at 12 miles per hour. we'll see a little mixture of clouds and sunshine, but to riff ik weather. but look at the rest of the nation. oh, my goodness. we're in the middle of a prolonged and intense heat wave. many temperatures have records have fallen over the last couple of days. and it's gonna be hot again tomorrow, including places such detroit, where the tigers are hosting the athletics.

yeah, it's a start of the game at 03:40pm. that would be our time as we watch the game. 90 degrees there. southwest winds at 9 miles per hour or so, actually a little cooler than today. today really was the peak of some of the heat across the nation. but we're going to also see the san jose earthquakes on the road. they are heading to dallas. still be at toyota stadium and looking at 90 degree weather there. so it's going to be hot and the winds not too bad. south southeast at 10 miles per hour. scott, back to you. cathy, thanks. on the eve of the nba draft, what is mike conley be planning? what's thinking? we try read between the lines sports night live.