>> today's supreme court decision found disturbing implications for >> on kron, 4 news at 2 from citizenship to religious rights. the supreme court ends its term with some big wins for president donald trump.

>> it is a gorgeous day in santa clara. i'm here to kick off a special olympic summer games. i'll have all the details about that your weather straight ahead. thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 to i'm justine waldman. president trump is declaring a victory today after the supreme court delivered. >> some of it's final decisions of this term. our washington correspondent raquel martin reports now on some of the main takeaways. >> today's rulings could pave the way for the president to take more bold action to achieve key portions of his agenda. he made a rare appearance and the white house press briefing room this afternoon to celebrate the victories. >> this is such a big day friday. the supreme court handed down its final decisions. the standout a ruling that limit lower courts abilities to block the president's executive orders from immediately going into

effect nationwide. not one district court judge can think they're emperor over this administration. the president now says he plans to move forward to in birth right citizenship. thousands of people are pouring into our country and it wasn't meant for that reason was meant for the babies of slaves. the justices did not weigh in on the constitutionality of birthright citizenship itself doesn't make any sense. democrats call it a missed opportunity. it is in the constitution. they could have easily just said some legal experts. >> say the ambiguous ruling invites chaos and confusion. it's not entirely clear how this will play out in practice. the court also ruled to preserve a key part of the affordable care act. >> uphold a law blocking kids from accessing online and ruled parents can opt out of lgbtq related school readings over religious objections. great ruling for parents outside the court, apparent

from the local maryland school district case celebrated. all we ever wanted was to be able to opt out, not changing curriculum, not change any books, but to simply say not for our thank you. the justices did not weigh in on louisiana case involving congressional districts. >> instead ordering arguments for the fall when they return. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. to help us understand a little bit more about what happened at the supreme court today. we're joined live by kron four's political analyst michael yaki. michael, thank you for being here. >> you just so. i want to talk about the birthright citizenship case because the supreme court ruled on really whether or not federal judges can issue nationwide injunctions, not whether or not birthright citizenship itself is constitutional. does this decision sort of reshape judicial powers over presidential policies? is that with this is really about. >> that's essentially what it should be about. there's probably some argument you made over whether or not a

single district court judge in any particular area. you have a nationwide impact on on federal law. and for example, during the obama biden administration, there is a single judge in texas in his own district. don't actually circuit where there's no lottery. there's no chance get 1, 2, or 3 different judges. only one. and the far right would always go to him to try to get injunction against anything that biden obama was doing. so there's been this controversy going and both conservatives and liberals have some issues with it. whether or not that. so what they did today is said, well, can't came down say no, you can't do that, except that they did it with the wrong you really should be able to do this with the constitution issue such as citizenship for one very simple reason. how can you be a citizen in california under district court ruling there and not a citizen insane nevada where there is no district court ruling. the idea that that that your citizenship can can be affected by state

boundaries is exactly why you should have a decision like that to get the facts. and another ancillary constitutional right, the right to travel across the country freely. so these are this is this, i think was the wrong case to do it. i think that you saw some of the justices like justice kavanaugh, basically saying, you know, if you didn't nationwide class action suit, you probably get around this pretty easily and you're going to be seen a lot of that happening over the next few days. people are filing as we finally class actions will be certified. it's going to be it's going to be a little bit of a little bit of chaos. but i think in meantime, the lesson for anyone is that if you're in one of the 22 states where you have a positive ruling and and stay there for the time being the only thing. >> so if you're someone who is pregnant and you're in this country illegally and you're going to give birth in the next couple of months. what your child then be considered a united states citizen or does this? going to be enough

appeals and things happening that that. just wondering if you're in that position, what this means for as of right now, if you're going to give birth tomorrow. >> it you should do it in one of the 22 states where there is a court, there is already injunction saying that provide the ship is along the way and it is a long line of 14th amendment. but thing this is the wrong case decided this issue or they could have made an exemption based on a broad constitutional things like it's like saying free speech free speech and one for the state and one for the country. not those are the kinds of things they should not have done, but they decide to do it anyway. and i think it's going to create a little bit of. well, i there's gonna be a lot of action in the federal courts over the next 2 or 3 weeks because of the 30 day delay. that's just not the supreme court put into effect before this actually becomes law. >> okay. one more here. there was also this ruling about lgbtq+ books in schools that

allows parents to opt their children out from lessons that use lgbtq+ seemed storybooks. what's the bigger message and picture here from this ruling? >> well, it's slowly chipping away. essentially the constitutional basis for their for the right to marry. i mean that that's what i'm concerned about. because if you can see and religious objective descent, like the bakery case of some of the others that come along fence. if you can search scene, that's because of your religion. objection to such certain lifestyle that certain whatever, as you can sort of declare your only constitutional free zone on these kinds of things there. that's a very slippery i mean, you can start anyway. concerts starting to say that i religion believe deeply held. and i don't believe that like people should be allowed to have the same my child's education or i'm not going to write a book because of blank kind of person actually wrote it. it's it's. it's just a

legislative bigotry. i mean, legal these bigotry night and i'm very concerned about that. i thought we've gone past that with a ruling marriage, but apparently now and they're still a significant minority in this country. we're cleaning onto these old values and this is how you see the supreme court. we just been going along with these kinds of measures that once again, you know, if if you're, you're you have a lesser standard, whether it's being able to use the restroom. weather for team, whether your can be read whether or not, you know, it can be. you have a teacher be taught in the schools, these that this is safe. very, very dangerous time for the lgbtq community because you're essentially constitutionally legislating continued bigotry. >> political analyst michael yaki. appreciate you joining us this afternoon. another big ruling today comes from the supreme court. and in san francisco, the city attorney

jay david chiu is reacting to the supreme court's ruling on the ability of judges to block the president's policies conference. charles clifford joins us now live. he's in san francisco. one of city attorney have to say about this. charles. >> well, good afternoon. you know, since the almost day one san francisco has been opposed to president trump's executive order on birthright citizenship today, city attorney chew was reacting saying he's disappointed, but he believes in the long run birthright citizenship will be upheld. when president trump issued his executive order limiting birthright citizenship on january. 20th, san francisco immediately signed on to a lawsuit challenging that order. >> 3 district court judges then issued a universal injunction against the president. this most recent decision by the supreme court doesn't address the legality of the executive order but instead limits the ability of lower courts to issue brought injunctions. today's supreme court decision has profoundly disturbing implications for

will flop. >> city attorney david chiu says he is disappointed in the ruling and worries that it could set a dangerous precedent. >> the ruling will deprive court sunlit against in many circumstances of an important tool to check the power of this administration. >> the ability to craft universal injunctions, the supreme court has ordered a 30 day pause before the president's executive order can take effect. and in that time lower courts can re examine the issue. nothing about today's decision suggests that we will not ultimately prevail on the merits. chew says he believes in the case against the president's executive order and is confident the courts will agree with him. we can and will continue to pursue our case to defend birthright citizenship in america. all right. back live now to today wouldn't say are didn't know what the timeline is like when you may be able to. >> return to court to defend the issue says that's up to the district courts. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> charles, thank you. and for

the latest on the supreme court, stay with us here on kron. 4. can always go to our website. kron 4 dot com for the latest information. >> we'll talk about forecast now. friday going to live inside here across the golden gate bridge. maybe some fog roll in. and let's find out right now with our meteorologist kyla grogan. she is live at santa clara university, the home of the special olympics of northern california. she has a look at today's forecast. >> yeah, that's right. this is where the summer games will be played. and i am here to tell you it is gorgeous here today. lots of sunshine. just a nice little breeze going in the right direction. my says for my hair did not. going in my face, which is lovely. but let's take a look at the temperatures out there because this is likely to be the warmest day of the week. so if we take a live look outside. >> at the golden gate bridge, you can see that the sun is certainly shining and the wind little breeze, but not too bad. 65 in san francisco right now, though, that's a warm day, 70 in oakland, 84 in san jose. we're at 92 in

livermore. napa, a little cooler at 79. but 89 santa rosa flirting with that ninety-degree mark and half moon bay still hanging on to a little bit of that cool air with about 59 degrees out there. 22 mile per hour wind that sustained wind in san francisco notice is picking up into the teens now from hayward to concord. so we're obviously going to get breezy this afternoon once again, here's storm tracker showing you that. boy, things are looking good. we've really had this marine layer kind of pull away from a lot of spots, including the north bay coast peninsula coast still hanging on a little bit there. but boy, california, basking in the sunshine today. highs today. they were expecting we could get some of those low almost mid 90's. and then every sunday looks like 95 for antioch, 79 for hayward, about 91 in santa rosa and expecting to get to about 85 degrees down here in south bay. and that will be for san jose. so the next couple of days as we head across the weekend, it is absolutely gorgeous weather. so whether you are going to be here in santa clara or you're headed, maybe san francisco for a little bit of the pride activities. we're gonna get

that sunshine in the afternoon. and just a touch cooler tomorrow than a little bit cooler on sunday. but other than that great forecast. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll talk more about all the fun happening here. a special olympics. >> thank you, kyla. still ahead here at 2 as well. farmer. >> golden state warrior is now in the corn bread. business will be live with us here in the studio to show off his creations. after the break. east bay soccer is here to stay. a look at oakland roots and soul. we'll take a look at and soul. we'll take a look at their new home.

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city and to soccer clubs are celebrating a deal that they say will keep the oakland roots and the souls sports club in the town for another decade. kron 4 reports the teams are going to use the former raiders training facility. >> warning in oakland roots sports club starts gifted to her by one of the professional soccer team's owners. mayor properly basking friday in what she calls much-needed. good news for the town were securing really the future. >> the 2 teams that embody the spirit and the grid about during a news conference at city hall, mayor lee announcing the city of oakland and alameda county have closed a 24 million dollar deal with the oakland roots. sc. >> and so let's seize partner, redcoat development allowing the men's and women's clubs respectively to continue using the former oakland raiders headquarters and training facility on herbert bay parkway for the next 15 years. a training facility is vital

to the success of any sporting organization. and we now have a long-term home. city staff says oakland and alameda county will essentially split the money about 12 million dollars already factored into the town's budget adopted by the city council. earlier this month, focused on protecting services supporting recovery in delivering far opened. as mayor lee says, this deal will help create jobs. the routes have been using the facility in the harbor bay business park. >> for the past 4 years and will continue sharing it with its development team and the sole. this is the foundation that we will build the future of this organization from and we are extremely excited for this giant step in our history. the routes currently play home games at the oakland coliseum, the sole host, their games at merritt college. >> in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> it is time for the 2025 northern california special

olympic summer games. more than 1000 athletes and coaches are taking part and so is our meteorologist kyla grogan. she is hosting the event this year. she's joining us now live from santa clara with a look that some of the fun that they're going to be having. it looks like a beautiful day to kyla. >> oh, my goodness. it is such a gorgeous day out here. and i tell you, we couldn't ask for more. i'm here with and he is the chief program officer for special northern california. and matt, you're in the trenches with the athletes all throughout the year. what does this weekend mean to them? it means everything. we have 1000 athletes coming from. 35 different counties. >> they started today. they started right now 11. we have a big health fair decide this afternoon 1000 health screenings and all free. and then we have a sports expo going on currently right now as well to get to learn different sports. and tonight, the big e at 07:00pm. we have our opening ceremonies. we have 2 olympians we have with the bolden from former sacramento monarch and a two-time basketball nba. and then kerri walsh, 3 time olympian beach volleyball will

be helping doing opening ceremonies along with you and bradley bianco hose. and then we have the wonder bread, 5, a band that could get our athletes up and going about 20 minutes of good music. we're looking really for it. what it really was a that leetsdale they don't really get the chance to travel. and it's been 3 days tonight away from home and this really gets them a chance experience see other athletes within our territory and really compete in the 4 sports throughout the weekend. >> you know, we were talking one of the athletes who is telling me how important this is to him for a sense of community. and i do feel like this weekend kind of leans into that and it gets the families involved 2, it does mean we have a family's travel from far all shasta all down from kings. and really gravitates the santa clara community. they come out support our athletes at the opening at the events in a really brings our sponsors are volunteers that were 1000 volunteers this weekend, the a 300 in arleady center right now to our health screenings in just a wonderful opportunity to showcase

special olympics, but also really have that communal feeling. >> yeah, it's you. you talked about the health screenings because special olympics is more than just sports. and this is all free for anyone who might be even thinking about joining special effects or even checking it out. this is a great way to kind of come in. see what's going on, right? it is special that we don't charge any fee to participate. yeah. if you want to check it out, we're going to be here all weekend santa clara university. >> free parking free admission. we'll be at seneca high school for track and field in same. it's free admission and free parking. if you want to get involved, it's best way to see the specialist athlete specials program at large. and if you want to come out tonight, great entertainment came out for opening ceremonies. >> so tell me a little bit because you're very, very involved in the school programs and how schools are kind of a way to reach some of these families reach some of these kids that i have intellectual disabilities. >> and we're trying to kind of get that out to more schools, to be a little bit about that. and what special effects is working towards here in northern california. yeah,

learned 600 schools currently and we go from ages 2. >> to 21 and we have we're and preschools were in elementary, middle and high schools. and what really that we do. we try to change campus culture bybee by unifying the schools and having unified sports wear special education students and helps to kind of bring community around some once people understand where they're coming from when they have intellectual disabilities, what is the goal of special olympics looking to the future of kind of getting people involved and reaching out to those folks that may not have already encountered

special olympics, but maybe it could help them in their life. >> yeah, i mean, our we've been here 30 years as our 30th anniversary and our next 30 years, our goals have specialist every community would be in every school, every city, every community, because really does life changes, not just sports on the field. we learned from sports to take that into our lives. better in your job. you better in school, the better in relationships and just a wonderful organization that really. gets a sense of community within the athletes and the coaches act as mentors and really helped us to the that the athlete progress in sports, but also pressing life. and that's what we want to. we had a tag line before inspired greatness and and what we try to do is inspire greatness that any athlete. >> will you inspire greatness? my friend. i have seen him in action. this man is unstoppable and he really does an incredible amount for our community. and just thank you for all that. thank you for being out here. well, we love having you out here. so everybody, if you would like to come, it is free to come to the opening ceremonies tonight

olympia. will be here. i'm going to be here. all the amazing athletes and their families will be here and you can come cheer them on this weekend as well. you can find information on kron 4 dot com or s o and c dot org. i'm gonna send it all back to the studio. >> thanks, kyla. and still ahead here, how san francisco is a look at f harvey milk plaza. the improvements coming as the trump administration removes harvey milk's name. >> the 4th of july watch cross for where you're only live local firework show know about wind and storm will be bringing you the bay area's biggest fireworks displays. plus, a special performance from the pittsburg high school marching chauvin. across forest july 4th live starts at 9 o'clock. and you can watch on kron 4 and on kron 4. plus

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>> final preparations are underway for the big pride celebration in san francisco this weekend. rainbow colored laser beams will shine for miles over market street. kron four's joey horta takes us behind the scenes. >> the views expected to be pretty spectacular. so let's bring in the man behind it. ben davis from illuminating. i know it's been a long night for you. tell me, first of kind of the vision behind this whole thing with the vision really is just to celebrate the city of san francisco. this is a new monumental art form using these laser space cannons were the only city to do it. tonight is a chance for people to come on down. >> it's the summit you can see anyplace else in the world. the world's longest reign. but that's going to stretch from the embarcadero all the way out to the marine layer. but specific ocean. so right when it cleared a right now, so you think we can see it all the way to the beach? you can, but it's actually even more fun if

karl, the fog decides to show up, because it really all we're doing is putting photons through space. you don't see it hits the particulate matter. that's usually the fog here and it's quite glorious. and you can give us a little taste of what that looks like because you've got a water hose handy here. so let's go over here, folks. and this is. >> this big van over here where those lights are actually set up on top of and watch what happens when throw some water at it. look at this show outside fireworks going off. we're going to stick for a while. was gilbert biggers, famous rainbow flag? it stretches across san francisco and then we'll later in the evening will play with some color studies and so for the high. so folks want to come down and check this out. take their selfies, whatever walk under it. what's the timeline this weekend with a laser to come on a little past 9 and then those stay on all the way to sunrise. for friday night, saturday night and sunday night this weekend. >> today kicks off the 2025 special olympics. the summer games that are kyla grogan us live at santa clara university all the fun. we'll check back with her. see what she's up to.

>> in san francisco, the renovation to harvey milk plaza in the castro is coming at it critical time. kron four's. lindsey ford tells us city leaders gathered to preserve harvey milk's legacy today as the trump administration strips his name from the navy ship that's named in his honor. >> and time when the federal government wants to ignore harvey. we say he is exactly the kind of person that we should celebrate in our city and in our country. over 25 million in public and private funding has been

secured to support next year's construction of the harvey milk plaza. friends of harvey plaza say this renovation couldn't have come at a more critical time. >> as u.s. defense secretary pete hegseth recently announced that the u.s. in as harvey milk will be renamed to honor oscar be peterson. a world war, 2 medal of honor recipient. we're renaming the ship after a united states navy congressional medal of honor recipient. >> as it should people want to be proud of the ship. they're sailing in the executive director and co-chair of friends of harvey milk plaza say public spaces like this renovation play a vital role in urban environments. they help define neighborhoods and give physical form to their cultural identity. this federal administration is trying to erase transgender people. >> what in san francisco we say no something really special about our city and our city's values that made harvey milk's story possible through made. my story in san

francisco possible and he continues to speak to people all over the world and give them hope. and at this time, that's that's a really important qualities. so here's to san francisco. >> mayor daniel lurie echoing the same sentiments at a time when our lgbtq+ communities are facing challenges across the country. >> this place will hold their stories and share their voices. aids activists in close friend of harvey milk, cleve jones shared milk's legacy of being a navy veteran. >> and being forced out of service due to his sexuality later becoming a politician and lgbtq advocate. this isn't just about a man who walked among who had to shop here who spoke on corner. >> it's about the movement he represented our complete determination to continue that movement. friends of harvey milk say the renovation will turn this landmark into a destination that draws visitors from all over the

world. >> bringing you put into the cause for small businesses in stimulating economy. >> the next steps selecting the artwork and storytelling elements that will fill the classes walls to honor and elevate lgbtq+ voices. may take his name off a vessel. >> but today and every day, harvey milk's legacy lives on. >> in san francisco, lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> you on top of mount tam beautiful day. let's check in with our meteorologist kyla grogan for what's happening. but she is in santa clara right now. >> that's right. i am because we're going to be kicking off a special olympic summer games tonight and all through the weekend. going to be playing those games here. santa clara university right here at stevens stadium and also at santa clara high school are some of the track and field

event will be. but let's talk weather, shall we? because get great weather for today and also this weekend. let's start with a look in the south bay. i'm in santa clara. so let's talk san jose weather, shall we? let's look at the temperatures there. and right now they are sitting at a lovely 84 degrees. notice the wind has picked up there, but 10 miles per hour out of the northwest. as we take a look here at storm tracker, you can see the whole state really basking in the sunshine with the exception of a little bit of the coastal clouds that are still hanging on. and certainly you see that a bit along the peninsula. but the north bay has gotten some pretty decent clearing today. temperatures showing that we have warmed up inland. in fact, take a look at fairfield right now. 95 degrees. we are at 89 up in santa rosa, but 90 in nevada, 92 in livermore and nice 80's. as i mentioned, the south bay, san francisco. 65 and oakland coming in and about 70 degrees. so the wind is still going to be kicking a little bit this afternoon in san francisco. you're going to see the brunt of it as usual, but that will be maybe a little tiny bit less than yesterday. high pressure is

pretty much in control right now. that's what's keeping the sunshine rolling. and that is what's kind of keeping the marine layer from getting too pervasive. now, we will have a little bit of low pressure is going to roll in on monday. that's going to cool things down. just a touch on monday and probably bring a little more marine layer back in as we get into monday and tuesday. but you can see temperature wise once that cooldown happens, it's not for, you know, a lot. and then we go right back up as we head into next week. so a great weekend on tap. you're going to head to san francisco for pride are down here to santa clara for the special olympics. >> i say the weather is on your side to make plans. everybody. >> former gold stay warrior kalana as a rookie is here with us. he has a brand new adventure you want to share with us on kron 4. he's now in the corn bread business. so let's bring him in right now. collette famous brad gourmet cornbread is what this year. so so that we can make this happen amazing because i think most people know you either as a warrior or as the color

commentator. but did people know that year in the corn bread business? i think more and more people are starting to to know now. but it started with my wife. she's amazing in the kitchen. >> and way back when see you always go to these places and get cornbread. she's always been a corporate kind of sore and it was knows what's up and she felt like it was at times dry and a little breakable and stuff like that. so it's like i can do this so she went with the up in the kitchen and came up with this recipe. we started dating it for the first time. she's like i some leftover corn, but i made for myself. you want to try some? i'm like, yeah, i love corn bread. i really do. i taste it. i love said this is the best crime never had. not just because you like not just as she tried interest. she thought i was just being nice. i'm like, no, i'm serious. fast forward, we get married. she's like i got some more corn ready? what's more? unlike absolutely i tasted it again. i'm like, no, no, you have to do something. you might have to share this with the world. look so fast

forward, we start a business. it's been amazing. were in 5 different locations. now and it's selling really well. something that i look at this, though. i don't know which camera i can show the cornbread. >> and this one sort of purple on this one has blueberries. and so he's on it. so that's what i want to hear. like, what people who were like additional cornbread lovers, they see this will test that in a minute. but like what is the reaction been to kind of expanding what cornbread looks and tastes like the and the reaction been amazing. it's still offending to corner. it is corn bread. >> but our main things that thing the difference differentiates us is the texture. it sticks. it stays moist and then the flavors when you had anything other than. just plain cornbread or jalapeno cornbread and know anything else. so we came up flavor. so we have so the first we came up with was caramel. that's right there.

that's in this. and that will likely that we can just do a whole bunch more so than blueberry white chocolate was my idea blueberry white chocolate. very watch. one times might. did you come up with an idea? it was probably like 11. yeah. like something like that. 11:00pm. and they saw today cr best seller. my wife is filipino bay is a filipino classic delicacy. and saul today is also a filipino delicacy, putting together mind blowing. and that's that's been our best seller. and then we have banana walnut and we also have a fiesta, which is all the different. peppers and so the flavors have amazing people love it. and again, the main thing that one of the main things is it stays moist and yeah, it definitely looks like a knowing it looks like it's not going to break apart when you eat time to ron, a cornbread business and do your other full-time job with the warriors. will my wife does pretty much almost everything

manages. he's like to the manager. we have a kitchen crew. we we cook out of of treasure island. we have a kitchen there. and so showing the lines here. when you have some of your stories and your bread is in. so this isn't stock people like weight and it sells out every time. yes, really interesting. we did some launches and they were amazing. people came out and rose and this was from share tea fairfield. so the locations we have right now share to fairfield share 2 hercules. then we have club fugazi. that was our newest one. so rob shop is in san francisco store in san francisco. now, that's on stillman street. and then we also have td's drinks. that's like napa, american canyon. they're kind of like a food truck. but we did some of these launches. and one of the cool things about this business is it's that's like driving traffic to some of these businesses that so we're kind of help and in that way as well and people com that may not usually come into their store and asked for the cornbread and that brings in more traffic. it's kind of a

win-win for everybody. so and they got cool new when they're there to us. yes, yes, what we've done a few of those we were thinking about maybe doing some more of those. but the main start, the stars of cornbread people come for the cornbread and the corn bread holds its own. it's been really fun for us, ok? and that you also have uncles, sot. you hear something on the side. so you have my wife is like the mvp of this whole operation obviously said that the one that she's here to what they got a little, it's just the truth. also. >> but the one thing contributed is this small little yeah, liquid gold right here. liquid gold. this is honey butter. and i just came up with this concoction i love to eat the corn bread with and people love the the corner with that. so that also sells and all of our you get the most attention. so okay. so this purple in here was bay. yes, you would love the bluebird chocolate. what that's my first love, right? and what's on top of it blueberry know. but it looks like she knows yeah, i got some cheese on. so i got to

go. liquid liquid gold depend on there. and then just try a little bite. and then show brought else in the studio here knows what it was like touch and eat them all. so i that's up to share. yes, ok? so why to this, though? can i ask you some warriors question? absolutely. our at how we're going to get addicted by was just other problem. tell me how do you think of the draft picks and like, what's what's your what are you looking next season? but i double for a doubling up here. i love the draft picks. i love that. the trade, the one they hadn't got to solid picks. i think next year. listen, it's it's all about what else? yeah, right. it's crazy. something that you've never really tasted right, i've got to go because of ike, white, chocolate and blueberries. yeah. but your liquid gold? awesome. was. it goes with okay. keep going. yeah. so i think the double dipping. it will keep going. i think next year. i'm just looking forward to seeing. what staff brings to the table again, what jimmy butler with

draymond green is just about building around those 3 guys. the nucleus of the team and i'm sure staff ending his season with an injury that's going to fuel him even more because he's a guy. he's done everything and he's accomplished everything. >> but i'm sure the way this season and you're you're having a moment listen to what you're having a moment. do. listen, just this is what happens when it did. i just kind of zone out like. >> it's so dense the like it's almost kick like. you go. yeah, but it's still but it's stronger form. still the warm bread taste in the certainly don't skimp on like the butter in there for sure. absolutely. share these with maybe you should make a care package for staff. for him to dry run on the team plane numerous times. on green. talked about it on the block i had a care package sent to him and he's like, listen. >> i tried the caramel corn bread. first of all, he just want to let the world know. clint has the best corner. that's the first thing he said that he said i tried the caramel corn bread. it help me

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is time for the 2025 northern california special olympic summer games. it's. >> something kyla grogan is very passionate about. art, about to see is there in santa clara. she's one of the host for this year's event and she's been introducing us to fun. people are taking part. so kyle, what's happening now? >> yeah. wanted to introduce you to my friend ryan, who is one of the special olympics athletes and ryan, you have been doing special olympics for how long? >> 30 years. >> and why's that kind of amazing right now? because we're celebrating 30 special olympics. that's right. 30 years. special olympics, northern california has been doing this and ryan's been a part of it every step of the way. and ryan, what events are you going to be competing in this year? going to track a few them. during a home, a run. 400 walk. javelin. and

the relay. >> you are going to be a busy look at you go. that's awesome. and you have a very favorite event. >> no one more like everything. you're like everything. and what are you so most excited about? you're telling me you're kind of excited to meet the olympians that are coming tonight to inspire you guys >> kerri walsh, jennings. she knows my sister-in-law. she knows your sister love. that's what's so cool. we libyans coming and they're locals, which is neat. >> so tell me what everything that you do with special olympics means to you and your family. >> special evictions the world to us and i came from a big sports family. gummy really active in ever since then i've been an athlete. >> you're an amazing athlete. i can tell. i can tell. and so when you talk to others who are thinking about doing special olympics, what do you tell them that, you know, has been the thing for you that is really made very valuable to

you. >> just take your time. be a good sportsmanship in stuff like in just its fun to do. home, gets a shout out of the house in. >> get active in even meet new. >> french special olympics is world to every athlete. >> and, you know, with the volunteers that all come out here, the coaches are volunteers. the people that you see setting up the field behind us today are volunteers. it really is an amazing volunteer driven organization. how do you feel about volunteers, ryan? i love volunteers, kids. they put their self out for special olympics and help us. >> realize stuff for about us to chair. check everything. stuff like that. social impacts, the world? well, you know, i love it. you we will >> think that's so special. great. it's makes it so unique

is that it stays with you throughout your whole life. and that's really the thing. so, you know, right now, i want to invite everyone to come here tonight. if they like to be fun. yes, they were going to do the the kickoff to the games. tonight starts at 7 o'clock here in santa clara. this is that stephen stadium. we're going to have the athletes are gonna be coming in from all the different counties, right? oh, yeah, totally. and we've got the law enforcement officers that are running the torch and that's always an awesome thing. and then we've got our olympians that are coming to inspire. you know, there's a lot libyans, a spa rush. >> even we can inspire other special olympic athletes. also, not just myself. you know, ryan, i just want to let you know that you inspire me today by your ability to come here ensure everybody and i just think it means so very very great doing this stuff in to do because special olympics is always our number one. that's right. your number one, you've done such a lovely job

today. everybody come cheer. these athletes on ryan is participating in with track and field. >> we've got 100 meter then you've got the javelin. your do have one. >> a relay relay and the 400 walk amazing. so i love doing these things because, you know, keep you healthy. >> that's absolutely correct. keeps you healthy and happy and you can come cheer them on. the parking is free here at santa clara university of santa clara high school where some of these events are going to be happening saturday and sunday and again free to everybody. so we just really invite you to come on down. don't you look straight? the camera say come on down. >> come on down. >> all right. you guys are going to send it back to the studio for right of myself here for the special olympics. back to you. that was awesome. thanks. kyla. because of years of neglect, drivers oakland are trapped in a cycle of potholes. that report found out that not only are these potholes, a nuisance. >> they also cost the city millions of dollars lawsuits

every year. kron 4 sarah stinson has the story. >> the grand jury says the streets of oakland are feeling because there's a lack of repaving over decades. i asked some drivers to rate the roads and they couldn't even give me a number one through 10 would be a 0. >> i've gotten this. this car has had flat wire tires twice. >> because of potholes. is there anything less than 0? >> pothole after pothole can be seen on oakland city streets. drivers say they're fed up with bumpy in dangerous conditions and they agree with the newly released alameda county grand jury report that states until the city can repay vaughn wide scale. it will not be able to escape from a cycle pothole and pavement repairs. yes, this is really been this way for a very, very long time. >> snow later in the city, the city's department of transportation also known as oak is in charge of 806 miles of paved streets. according to the grand jury between 2009

2016. >> oakland paid an average of 9 miles a year at that rate, the city streets would only be repaved every 80 years, but it's not cheap street paving costs. an estimated 1 million dollars per mile. other problem seen on oakland street include cracking and broken pavement here on 40th street way. you can chunks of loose asphalt. this street is unbelievable sort embarrassing ask for park here. and, you know, they get flat tires and potholes also create an expensive liability for the city. the grand jury reports oakland receives hundreds of claims every year costing the city more than 15 million dollars in lawsuits between july 2021. and june 2024, chris says dealing with the aftermath of a pothole tends to land on the driver and she wishes her tax dollars would go to preventing them all together. why would have to deal with my insurance? i

would have to pay out of pocket. >> i would have the inconvenience times i was with my kids and it was dark. second time i broke down and cried in front of my kids. people can report potholes by using the city's oaks 3, 1, 1, system. the city prioritizes complaints that could pose a higher risk of injury. >> people here in the piedmont neighborhood say they've reported major issues, but nothing's been done. i'm sara stinson reporting in oakland kron. 4 news. >> the grand jury also found that oakland relies on bond measures to pay for repaving. and in a statement to kron 4, a spokesperson for oak dot said when money is available, oakland has a track record of delivering including a record. 47 miles paved in the last fiscal year with over 100 million dollars of infrastructure bombs for paving oakland's budget over the next 2 years. the department of transportation looks forward to getting back on that record setting pace

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