>> now at 10 tackling homelessness, san jose's mayor takes a trip up the san francisco to talk about solutions to the crisis. plus, reaction tonight from an east bay schools superintendent after the trump administration says california is violating title 9 and looking ahead to san francisco's pride celebration this weekend, preview of the big parade. the news at 10 starts right now. and evening and thanks for

joining us for kron. 4 news at 10. i'm dan thorn the u.s. department of education has found california. >> has violated title 9 by allowing transgender girls to compete on girls. sports teams title 9 is a federal law forbidding discrimination based in education. the federal education department made the announcement today proposed a resolution calling on california to ban all transgender athletes from girls and women's sports as well as stripping those athletes of records titles and awards. if the state rejects this proposal, the education department could move to halt the state's federal education funding. the lgbtq+ rights organization equality, california issuing a statement tonight saying in part the u.s. department of education's findings are a dangero s distortion of title 9 and a direct attack on transgender youth in california. the state has 10 days to comply with the

federal resolution. well, bay area school districts are also responding to the trump administration's accusations tonight, the superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district says he's worried about any potential funding cuts because of this alleged violation. >> our federal funds, the biggest, the biggest paulo. i mean, the biggest amount of federal funds that receive is around title one. and that has to do with our low-income students with our english learners, students who have unique needs things to that nature. so when you know, when those funds are being challenge or there's uncertainty around those funds, that, of course, we're extremely concerned about that because it is meeting the needs helping help us meet the needs of our most media students. >> and all of this is happening in san francisco is getting ready to host its annual pride celebration this weekend from mainstage performances at civic center to the pride parade down market street on sunday kron

four's rob nesbitt reports on how organizers and the grand marshals are getting ready. more than a million people are expected to take part in san francisco pride events this weekend on wednesday, organizers introduce the city to this year's grand marshals. street closures are already up in anticipation for the crowds at pride in san francisco. >> organizers gathered wednesday at the dawn to welcome the parade's grand marshals, including emmy-winning comedy writer and producer harper steel. i didn't hesitate, but i was a little shocked. still gained popularity in the 2024. netflix documentary will and harper highlighting a road trip she took with friend will farrell to share her coming out. experience as a trans woman still has been to san francisco many times, but sunday will be her first time attending. the pride parade is very important we all stand up not just for trans people people other grand marshals voted on by the community were also in attendance wednesday. it's really important that we recognize what they do in this community, especially these days and what they're facing. executive director of san francisco pride. suzanne ford

expects more than a million people at sunday's parade and around half a million at the civic center main stage. large crowds always raise security concerns and she says those are beine addressed. we know the politics of this year and the heightened tensions, but we're doing the same work we always do or be thorough and we want you to come out and be safe. pride month started as a protest and this year's theme at san francisco pride is joy is resistance. ford says showing up is the best way to fight back against hate it's a revolutionary act. if you come out to pride this year will be sending a message about our values here in san francisco. and there are people out in the country and the world. >> they need to know that our values have a change the pride parade will start sunday at 10:30am, at market street and embarcadero plaza. >> the pride parade runs down market street and last for about 4 hours reporting in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news and be sure to oin us for the pride special right here on kron 4 and kron 4. plus. >> which will be host by

johtravel and rob nesbitt, who you just heard from that airs tomorrow night at 06:30pm. to the spain. our firefighters are calling it a close call. crews were able to contain the fire to 4 acres, but they say the location and the terrain made that fight a challenge. kron four's sara stinson has more. >> the fire started here on kirker pass road on this drive to rein right as people were heading home from work and trying to get to a concert nearby. however, multiple agencies responded quickly and contained it to 4 acres just as people packed into the toyota pavilion in concord for show, a fire erupted 2 miles away. cal fire says a van caught fire on kirker pass road near hess road around 5.30, wednesday night. the driver took off in flames, continue to spread. police shut down the road near the pavilion as fire crews worked to gain control of the fire. but between.

>> concord and pittsburgh. so rush hour traffic time gaining access to this location is always a challenge. within an hour, firefighters stopped it from spreading cal fire battalion chief brian goff attributes that to the quick response from multiple agencies fire had their their helicopter east bay regional parks brought their helicopter and then we brought her our air helicopter and our air tankers and stuff around the helicopters are making a bucket drops, the drop in the water, but the aircraft did not do any retardant drops. goff says if the winds have been stronger, the fire could have spread further on this dry in steep terrain on any other given day in this general area, the it could be anywhere between a 10300 acres. wind-driven driven. >> it could have much, much worse. fires starting in remote locations like this. the travel quickly through. >> dry fuels on steep terrain can attack a large number of homes. again, this is a an impressive stop by the crews to keep the so small.

>> goff and contra costa county fire captain george laying agree peak fire season is upon us and people should be prepared. it's that time of year to start looking at your. >> emergency evacuation preparations knowing your evacuation zone signing up. >> for community alerts, make sure your vehicles are will maintain breaks. kelly converters don't drag chains. goff says they do not believe this fire to be arson. we did reach out to concord police to see if they located the van involved or the driver. but we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting in concord kron. 4 news. >> what we can thank the stratus. it really and truly than blanketed the entire bay area for helping to fight that fire because there's a lot of moisture in the air. temperatures today near the coastline. we had the most moisture were considerably below normal. in fact, 67 degrees below normal. many as 14 degrees below normal in

half moon bay where it was 58 degrees. typically we would be at 72 degrees. so here is that stratus. it's cloudy tomorrow morning as we get up and it'll be slow to warm up is all the extra moisture and all the status is going keep us from getting to one too quickly back to you. then. >> deputy, thanks a lot. cisco's school board has adopted a balanced budget for the coming school year. its in response to a massive structural deficit caused by years of overspending. the budget includes cuts to programs and reduced funding for non classroom positions in the schools. >> please, that the district didn't need to lay off teachers. so i think those are all positive. major concern is professional development implementing new programs and curriculum and combining class rooms, but then reducing professional development. and we want teachers to be supported. so the students are successful as those changes are made. >> school officials say fiscal challenge is still remain

because the district is still relying on 126 million dollars in reserve funds to balance the budget this year. and next year. state university getting some much needed money. state lawmakers announcing the launch of the sonoma state commitment initiative. the program will start with 45 million dollars, which will go to restore some faculty positions and academic degrees offered on campus earlier this year. the university announced that it would have to cut its entire athletics program as well as several degree programs. this money's in the new state budget which will be voted on later this week. that money will go towards investing in new academic degrees and expanding the schools nursing program. it will also help fund athletic programs for the next few years. san jose mayor matt mahan sharing the work that he's done on homelessness and housing to a group in san francisco this evening. the south bay mayor was at manny's in the mission to share his ideas and how both san francisco and san jose can make government work better

for the people. kron four's zac moment has the story. >> gold. >> william, a mayor, matt mahan in san francisco while the cities are miles apart, they share similar issues i see you know, a city and there that's really pushing practical solutions to problems. could tell hosted mayor mahan wednesday evening for a sit down discussion at manny's. the topics range from housing, drug addiction, transportation ai in government to homelessness in one year we open up 1000 units and it seems almost. >> impossible. >> it's possible both san francisco and san jose have thousands of unhoused people. but the issue of homelessness looks different depending on each city and san jose. people live in large tent encampments and in san francisco, more people live isolated and live in neighborhoods. i think that the reality is that a lot to learn from each other in cities where tories for experiments and different cities will solve different

problems. and so we want to learn learn from one another mahan says, despite the difference is there is overlap on how the city's can work together to go. so really, we live in a regional economy. these these challenges we face original have a lot to learn from one another. talking about working under a tight budget statewide. >> to even talking about how the new york city primary mayoral race went is danis upset win over andrew cuomo can shake up the democratic party. voters want. americans want change. we dissatisfied with the status quo. >> you tell says he's had many conversations like these over the years with political taking politics, the the work of politics politics and bring it to. >> to the ground floor to the community. but it's what we do here in men's. we bring elected officials and government officials to the people to answer their questions. it's kind of like a contemporary town hall in san francisco. check moment. kron. 4 news. >> still ahead on kron 4, a mysterious speak on the loose.

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seaside between iran and israel appears to be holding president. donald trump is taking a victory lap. >> this time on the global stage, heat out of the deal. today's nato summit. >> and strength. this pave the way for peace. >> well, trump is standing by his claims that his administration successfully destroyed iran's nuclear program during saturday's

military strikes after an early morning intelligence report leaked suggesting the sites were merely damaged. the strikes targeted 3 iranian nuclear facilities, the largest is buried deep underground mall. israeli intelligence says the strikes at iran's nuclear program back quote, many years u.s. intelligence leak suggests it's only been delayed a few months causing frustration in washington on the north bay. there's a woman in her iranian been put on hold because of travel restrictions imposed by the trump administration. simply leaving that couple in limbo. kron four's lindsey ford spoke with the bride to be and has more on their dream. that turned into a nightmare. >> i don't think a lot of people understand what that feels like for the government asked so much of a say on who you get married and when you get married, vallejo resident christina rogers and her fiance, mustafa. >> who is from to iran fell in love a couple of years ago. my

fiance, mustafa como sea at the beginning of this month, the trump administration banned travel to iran can say that it can't come soon enough. >> frankly, we want to keep bad people out a country with staff as visa has been pushed back. we have a k visa that we filed for him in december of 2023 we keep thinking is that this month? is it next month? is that the next month? it could be any moment. they said 2 weeks to 2 months. that's what they said for now. they've been meeting in istanbul, had i known 18 months ago. that would be a war. perhaps we would need a different ways, but probably not because you can't predict the sorts of things. rodgers and staff are hoping for a better future, hoping to get married. >> and then there would be a chance from a to file for a green card. it feels like it's not fair. this travel ban. all i want is to marry the man that i love. >> and bring him to america so we can start our lives. the state department is expanding

evacuation flights and pulling all non-essential embassy staff. >> from lebanon and have issued heightened travel warnings amid fear of iranian retaliation. christina rogers says she will update kron 4 on mustafa's visa status in vallejo. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> major u.s. cities are on high alert following u.s. air strikes on iranian nuclear sites over the weekend on capitol hill, attorney general pam bondi face some tough questions from lawmakers about just how the justice department is working to prevent potential retaliation here on american soil. bonnie declined to discuss possible sleeper cells but said the doj is taking proactive steps. some senators expressing concern that a proposed 2.5 billion dollar budget cut could weaken counter-terrorist efforts. those people are being pulled off those jobs for another job. i just want to make sure that we're still doing things necessary to

protect us from cyber threats, counter terrorism under the all long list of other threats that we face every day. >> meanwhile, homeland security says it is closely monitoring intelligence but is staying tight-lipped on tracking methods. the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district could be at risk of losing millions in federal transportation funding from the trump administration unless it rescinds policies that discourage racism and implicit bias also known as dei back in april, the u.s. department of transportation announced all federal transportation grants. we'll have to follow new terms and conditions, including rejecting diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. the bridge could lose 400 million dollars in grant money. french officials are holding a meeting on friday to discuss their next steps. the special olympics celebrating 30 years today was the law enforcement torch run here in san francisco. it is one of the

biggest fundraisers for the games. >> this towards represents unity. it connects every person's city and team taking part in these games. symbolizes the idea that everyone belongs and that no matter your path. you are part of something bigger. the torch run is also a commitment that we continue just support those with disabilities and build a a country and a world where everyone is value. >> over the years the run has raised more than 20 million dollars here in northern california. and the torch run helps to kick off the special olympics. northern california summer games. and on friday, kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan will be one of the hosts at the games and hopefully the weather cooperates. >> for the big event i'm forecasting perfect weather for college. she forecast that her agreement in worksop. nice. we're in such a beautiful weather pattern. it is seasonable. it's exactly what to expect for this time

of year. and that's what we get. we get lots of clouds and fog at the coast moving inland and then temperatures are little bit cooler than normal. but the pattern is about what to expect for late june. so temperatures this afternoon peaked a little below normal. in fact, a lot below normal in half moon bay should be 72. we got 58 up in san francisco. we got 60. typically we'd be at 67 but inland. we're pretty close to normal. so it's absolutely a beautiful pattern. and here it is. got the low clouds, the status of the coastline. it moves in overnight and st pulls back toward the coastline day in and day out with varying degrees of blanketing. so the blanket this morning was really wide across the bay area. not quite as dramatic tomorrow morning, but still we're in a great shape. and typically we see see those winds really kick up in the afternoons. not exactly what we get this afternoon tomorrow afternoon and into friday as well. not quite as strong on friday. temperatures okay. numbers in the mid 60's. a

little warmer than today and right along the beaches. we're gonna keep it off the close to 60 59 degrees in elk are on the peninsula. it's fabulous numbers in the 60's to the 70's start to head southward. the course little bit warmer woodside. 72 degrees. and then here is the south bay with some numbers in the 70's and 80's 77 for santa clara and san jose. and looking at a few 80's in places such as livermore. one of the hot spots at 87 in pleasanton at 81 horrendous. 75 richmond. an see in the north bay, the usual spots are kind of warm such as jan philipp 88 degrees and santa rosa at 85. a look at the next 7 days shows that beautiful pattern. 7 days. plus 3 cause. it's the 10 at 10 and you see just some fluctuations, especially warm on friday and then especially warm again next wednesday. and you can see right along the bay shoreline is pretty steady as she goes with some minor fluctuations. so we're in for a real treat this week. then.

cathy, thanks a lot, allan. me to county deputies are investigating 3 gas station robberies that happened in castro valley. >> investigators say these robberies happened early this morning along castro valley boulevard. one of those gas stations that was hit was a 76 gas station. deputies say the suspects took cash and cigarettes from each of ose convenience stores that were hit. no one was hurt by these robbers. but the sheriff's office says still looking into whetr or not all 3 of these were somehow connected. they are asking for any information. and if you have any to give them a call. take a look at this place in alabama are searching for a burglar who stole money wearing a scooby-doo costume. that's right. doo the bandit wearing a full-on doo. body suit along with the mask there. as you can see, apparently it was complete with a hood. so it had the ears in the face and all that when he pulled that up, this

was reportedly at a gas station in tuscaloosa yesterday morning. of course, homes to home, rather to the university of alabama. apparently he was gone by the time officers arrived. so scooby-doo is still on the loose tonight. a new housing community is opening in hayward for victims of domestic abuse. what's known as betty's village sits on the city's east side. it's been a shelter since the 1970's, but now it's gotten a major upgrade. it features a departments with enough space for 54 single men or women with their children. each apartment has a bedroom, bathroom kitchen and living here. >> they had family to go to if they had a safe place to go to, they would be there. nobody wakes up and says that they want to come to a shelter. but when that is their only option, we want to make sure that this is the best option that they have available, that they have their own space. they have their own privacy and a place to really restore and heal during some of the most hardest times of their life.

>> but his village also includes common area playground and laundry facilities. thereaare also social services available to help people get counseling and find jobs and also more permanent places to left. coming up tonight on kron, 4 news at 11 the list is out for this year's michelin guide in california. >> the bay area restaurants that that prestigious honor. and coming up after the break, we're going to take a look at what the experts say is a first of its kind dental first of its kind dental operation on a

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alaskan brown bear has something to smile about. tonight, the 6 year-old tundra. >> receiving a shiny new silver colored canine tooth and what is being called a first of its kind procedure for a bear. the bear was put under sedation and fitted with the crown during the hour-long procedure. the bear also had a root canal 2 years ago on the same tooth. the zoo says the dental crown is one of the largest ever created about that. that's gonna wrap things up for us here at 10 o'clock. we want to thank you so much for joining us. we've got the news at 11 in just a little bit. but first, the valkyrie is hosting sabrina ionescu. >> and the champs, the york liberty in town. and it was a seesaw battle at chase center tonight. plus, the giants with an exciting one against the marlins. looking for a much-needed win after last night's loss. a little bit more on what happened sports night. live is after the break.

>> give me liberty just ahead. how the valkyrie is went toe to toe with the defending champs. thanks to a breakout performance from an unlikely star late inning drama at the ballpark of the giant bats finally came to life only to have their bullpen. let them down, rested and ready to roll how the quakes returned from a midseason break with an offensive explosion in doubt sports night live is next. and

everybody, what a wednesday night in sports, the valkyrie is have been all we could have possibly imagined and then some to this point in their inaugural season. over 500 in a playoff position. this is not the stuff spanish and teams are typically made tonight. a chance to really make a statement. >> and avenge to early season losses to the defending champs leading off tonight with sabrina ionescu and the liberty back in the day and the threes were raining down early. a shooting clinic in the 1st quarter. that's like neither team could miss chloe bibby with this triple ties. the game at 28. 2nd quarter. breanna stewart's posting up 21 of her. 23 came in the 1st half liberty by 3 at the break. 3rd quarter, stephanie talbot, the triple. she had 13 fouts within one. tied at 61 marine johannes, a triple of

her own channel 11 liberty by 3 after 3, 4th quarter unesco. first bucket of the game. the leaning triple. she finished 11 points. 7 rebounds, 4 assists new york up by 6 and then kate martin just takes over. i'm talking 3 ball after 3 ball corner. 3 of 75. 74 late. other ends. it's sabrina around the screen. no good, but she's fouled by kayla thorton. free throws give new york the lead 15 seconds to go down for. are you kidding me? martin chalks up the prayer. its answer. we got a one-point game. she had 21 final seconds down. 3 who you're going to? yeah, kate martin for that high. not enough. magic left in the tank. tremendous game. liberty. hang on and win. 81 to 78 kron four's. erin martin was erin wilson, kate martin,

aaron wilson, aaron joins us now live from chase center at aaron. this thing at us on the edge of our seat for the entire night. what was it like for you taking this thing in? >> scott, you know, as you said, it was a tremendous game that erin aaron wilson. but if i could shoot like like martin, you know, i would take that name, but i wouldn't quite that much of a shooter when i played the sport. either way. tonight was a great game. put on, of course, by the golden state outcries against the new york liberty. here's the thing. this is the 3rd time they played them this season. the first time much earlier this season was about a month ago. the first game was a blowout. the second game they lost only by 5. but in that game, sabrina ionescu was she would offer 24 points. brianna stewart, he went off for 27 fast forward to today. they only lost by 3 hill to bring it to one point through 3 quarters. they almost, you know, had the game just about the entire way. they tied the game 7 times. they had 16 lead changes in this one. just to give you a little picture of

how competitive this game was all the way down the straits. but when it came down to it, they created turnovers for the new york liberty, which, of course, was one of the keys to the game. according head coach kelly, the cost they and they took care of the ball them sales. but when it came down to when i as both kate and hit coast, now it what they feel like they fell short in. it was because they felt like in the 1st half they just lit brianna stewart get a little bit too much of her way when she finished the 1st half with 21 points. and also they gave up too many offensive rebounds, which was 10 for the new york liberty head into halftime. now that said, of course, they felt like, you pknow, they still need to do a lot more. but i bet if you asked anyone in this building, they put on a very, very competitive game all the way down to the in. but pickles, deadly cause. they said they don't want to wait until the end or the last shot to allow that to be the deciding factor of the game. and i has kate, you know how she felt about it being that they put on such a competitive performance all the way down the stretch and showed fight from start to finish. and she said to close,

well, that just is not close enough. >> we're close. we don't really care about being close like we want when, you know, like when when. and that's our goal. every night. we don't care. if it's the defending champs, we don't care who you are. our goal is to win. our goal is to control what we can control and go out there and give our best effort every single night. i do agree with kate, like we don't care. you know what the score ended up being or we want to win. and you could see you could feel it with players. and that's what i love about our players. but love score. 46 in the 1st half to me, i'll never always put at at the end of the game with a one shot. you can never put that like the possessions in the first. and second to me are the work of the ones we slipped. so, yeah, a credit to the girls that they made the adjustments a half. >> now as johannes and kennedy burke who also continue to contribute for the new york liberty very silently. but

definitely in a big way with burke finishing with 20 points. and of course, joanne is will she got a few threes off? that definitely helped the momentum to stay in the new york liberty's favorite different points of the game. but like i said, when talking to close now, costs a she just wasn't completely please. i mean, she did not deny that this team fall to the very end. but in order to win, they have to do all the things right. they made adjustments in the 2nd half, but she was opened, of course, coming into the 1st half that they did execute the game plan is she said not quite in this suspect the city of scott. >> yeah, look in just a tremendous game and obviously never satisfied with a loss but a lot of good things to take away. and really, kate martin's at the top of the list, i mean, here's someone, aaron, who has gotten more and more minutes in the last couple of weeks because the valkyrie is it that so many players away from the team overseas? what did she mean to this club tonight? >> you know, kate martin was definitely unexpected for the valkyrie sites, actually started the 2nd half. and maybe we thought that that was because of the momentum that

she was bringing to the team. but could cause i say that was actually the steven hayes was in the restroom either way. it definitely worked well for kmart because she definitely found a rhythm. a one point. she went for back-to-back threes, which tied the game up at 72 of these. and then with one minute and 48 seconds left in the 4th, she took another 3 switch 75 to 74 in the valkyrie favor. they took the lead with him down with just 11.4 seconds in the on the clock and they were down 4 points. she hit yet another 3 to bring them within one 78 to 79. kate martin showed absolutely some fight and she showed that she is a girl that you can go the woman that you can go to when you need a shot in crunch time. however, it was someone that the new york liberty head in crunch time who, although she and although she didn't show up, you know, most of the game at 1.0, 3, 3, well, sabrina ionescu, she showed up late. i'm sure we'll talk a little bit more about that here in the

>> out of time. but great stuff at chase center. great game. glad you got to enjoy it. and we will talk to you back home. the nba draft is always appointment viewing, although maybe a little less so this year in many markets, 10 of the 30 teams, including the warriors. >> entered the draft without a first-round pick. the mavericks sure had one into the surprise of nobody they selected cooper flagg at number one overall flag. one of the top prospects to come out of college in recent memory does pretty much everything. well, you can score 19 points a game as a freshman also led duke in rebounds, assists and steals on route to being named player of the year in college basketball. here are the top 5 picks as expected. rutgers guard dylan harper goes to san antonio, ej edgecombe from baylor to philly at 3 cancun, a full stays in north carolina going from duke to the hornets. another records guy. bailey that. enter the draft

room thursday as the second round commences. they have pick number 41 subject to change. of course. meanwhile, we remain on jonathan kuminga watch as the team and the player decide their respective next steps. jk had some interesting things to say to anthony slater of the athletic. here's one of the more telling lines coming to us saying, quote, that has to be my priority. just to be one of the guys that he relies aiming to be an all-star, whether i'm going to be at. >> wherever i'm going to be doesn't matter if it's the warriors or if it's. the giant bats. finally wake up just in time for something else to go wrong. coming up, a late inning roller coaster ride at the yard. >> and the athletics take on the tigers tomorrow. will the weather in detroit? he hawks? will it be under sto

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>> time for a ballpark weather with meteorologist kathy trafton. and it's going to warm up. i'm told oh, my goodness. it has been so warm this week. it's unseasonable. so unusual to have a huge heat dome bringing extreme weather to much of the united states, not to california, but my goodness to look at all the reds. this is the forecast for tomorrow. and we've got some very hot temperatures, but not quite as hot as the last few days. i think yesterday was the hottest day. >> our attention turns to michigan right there. you can of some thunderstorms threatening. but you know what looks like we're going to be under area that will be a little bit dry, at least for the start in the morning at

the game when detroit tigers host the athletics at our time at. but see 10:10am, so be 79 degrees there at one 10 and it's going to be mostly sunny to start with. you can't rule out thunderstorms. you can't rule out a few showers once again gets going. but look how dry the state of california is. and we're not seeing any thunderstorms. in fact, no extreme heat. our temperatures quite mild right along the coastline and right here in san francisco, the san francisco giants are playing the miami marlins. perfect weather. no thunderstorms, no extreme heat. we're just in for a real treat. so we're in for 64 degrees to start the game at 12:45pm. mostly sunny skies with think that the clouds will start to burn off. we have a couple more treats to coming in on friday that got the evacuees, chicago sky. 7 o'clock at chase center. and then we do have some of playing gosh at the stanford

stadium. imagine that a home game for the earthquakes. call that home. yeah. i call that reason game where they delayed by 90 minutes because of rain in dallas tonight. yeah, i'm not forecasting rain for tomorrow and certainly not for this weekend speaking of which from rain drops to. >> raining goals to raining blows ahead. how the quakes gave us a little bit of