jack: together we can make a difference. check with your local zoo to find out what you can do to protect the wildlife in your own backyard. from the columbus zoo, i'm jack hanna. see you next time, when we go into the wild. today's supreme court decision has profoundly. >> disturbing implications for rule of law. developing on the kron 4 morning news. big decisions by the supreme court, including one that could shape president trump's push to limit first right citizenship. plus a run for congress. the local senators seeking to replace a democratic icon.

>> this rainbow is a symbol that came out of sampson person bigger than yourself in a really humble way. >> and market street lit up with try the lgbtq+ celebrations taking over san francisco this weekend. it said. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june 28th. let's get you started with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton morning. kathy. good morning, stephanie. well, what a beautiful morning. lots of clouds coastline back. if you're there, don't be surprised if you encounter a little bit of drizzle, but it'll be beautiful this afternoon inland, especially, of course, clearing in many areas already because of fog in the clouds. not that widespread. certainly very impressive at the coastline. >> and very impressive in some spots inland. but it'll clear back toward the coastline. we'll get sunshine and some beautiful conditions. look at

this shot from sutro tower. it's just stratus. it's just gorgeous conditions. so we're in for a treat. yeah. is the cloud cover there at the golden gate you bet. you can't out even see the towers this morning. so it is pretty low stratus. and that's what would expect downtown, though. some areas already are seeing sunshine. so it'll be overcast. this pattern will continue day after day. overcast skies and tonight, overcast skies in the mornings clearing back toward the coastline. more or less seasonable temperatures with some slight variations french than today at the coastline. a bit cooler than usual inland, perhaps a bit warmer than usual. and we'll actually, although we see a bit of cooling for a few days will go into a warming trend just couple of days mid week, maybe 3 to 5 degrees above normal. so it's slight cooling. slight warming all very subtle. and frankly, there aren't that many pattern changes until mid-july. so here you go. the podcast for today. look at how we're just socked in right

along the coastline and with the clouds still right through the golden gate, pushing up into the bay. and then it starts to clear back. so by mid-morning or so, we are pretty much clear toward the coastline. and of course, it'll be pretty gray there much of the day, stephanie. in taking a live look now at sfo this morning. aaa says today is the start of the july 4th travel period. >> sfo officials anticipate nearly 2 million travelers over the next 10 days with sunday being one of the busiest, according to flightaware right now, there are 38 delays and 12 cancellations. so pack your patience, everybody. we're also tracking flights in the east and south bays. open international is out for delays and one cancellation, san jose is at 8 delays and 5 cancellations. and we have continued coverage this morning after the supreme court's ruled on the ability of lower judges to block the president's executive orders. >> prof was charles clifford has reaction from san francisco city leaders.

>> well, san francisco city attorney says he is disappointed in supreme court ruling, 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 rule of law 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. >> now, 2 did not offer any timeline for when he thought the district courts might take up this case again. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> i prefer a sonoma state political science professor david mcewan about the supreme court decisions, including the ruling that could significantly shape president trump's efforts to change birthright citizenship loss. >> this is a court that is divided, but it's politically driven and that political motivation. you also see in the dissent from justice sotomayor and the other 2 democrats. and so the really frankly, there's a lot of a lack of clarity is a very turgid are unclear decision out of this bank of decisions,

particularly on birthright citizenship. but if you're the president and his team, you have to feel pretty emboldened. >> and trump's executive order signed in january 6 to deny citizenship to children born to those living in the u.s. illegally or temporarily. it's part of the president's hardline immigration agenda, which is called birthright citizenship. a magnet for illegal immigration. the high court's ruling sends cases challenging the president's executive order back to the lower courts. the ultimate fate of the president's policy remains unclear for now. the court also issued several other key rulings friday, including preserving part of the affordable care act's preventative health care coverage requirements. the court also upheld a law preventing kids from accessing online. in another case, the court ruled parents can opt out of lgbtq related school readings over religious objections. equality, california issued a statement in response saying, quote, donald trump's supreme court

has issued another ruling. the further marginalizes lgbtq+ people and their lived experience. today's ruling sets a dangerous precedent that leads to a slippery of what curriculum or instructional materials can be opted out of. from the state capitol. the capitol hill's san francisco state senator scott wiener is eyeing a c in congress. the senator filed paperwork with the intention of replacing nancy pelosi. we previously said he would be interested in filling the seat once the former house speaker decides not to run again. pelosi's daughter christine pelosi has been mentioned as a possible candidate. here's sonoma state political science professor david mchugh. this a big move. it's a preemptive move because scott wiener's trying to get ahead of nancy pelosi's daughter. >> christine pelosi, who sits on the dnc and has indicated possible interest in that seat. so that primary, that democratic primary and who succeeds nancy pelosi is going to be explosive. it's going to be very divisive. and

obviously nancy pelosi wants to have some role in who comes next. >> winters filing with the federal elections committee shows he's targeting a 2028 election run. but if pelosi chooses not to run in 2026, wiener could very well change course. in san francisco policias hundreds of illegal fireworks and various rockets ahead of the july 4th holiday. these were found inside a stolen uhaul. the driver of the van was taken to jail and booked on several charges, including illegal possession of explosives. while fireworks are illegal in most parts of the bay area, people can still buy safe and sane fireworks in some places. still start at these pop-up stands in dublin pacifica, san bruno, newark and sassoon city today in union city on july. 1st. and here is a safe and legal way to watch fireworks this july 4th, this tune into kron 4 for your only live and local firework show noelle bellow

and dance or bring you the bay area's biggest fireworks displays. plus, a special performance for the pittsburg high school marching band. we feature them on the kron. 4 morning news forced to live for u.s. live starts at 09:00pm on kron 4 and the crowd for plus smart tv app. pride weekend officially kicks off today at san francisco. among the many attractions, the biggest pride flag in the world. now rainbow color. laser beams shine for more than 4 miles over market street is not pretty kron four's. stephanie weisman shows us the setup. >> the stage is said on the embarcadero for light show and barricades are up at civic center at san francisco is gearing up for one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world. i think it's just so san francisco, like we welcome everyone. we want everyone to come. more than 1 million people are expected to pack the city throughout pride weekend. nicholas thomas

lewis is showing his family visiting from nebraska. what it's all about. it is be able to have them here, but that's to able to celebrate all together, especially. >> and what a cool moment that to have a safe space that feels like. >> it can be a lot of and joy is what ben davis with a lumen 8 says is a driving force behind his nonprofits likes play. this rainbow is a symbol that came out of san francisco, gilbert baker and the late 60's this simple just moved around the world. and that's what this place does. we pull the energy we pushed out of the way spires, the world around us. >> the lasers will be accompanied by bubbles. a passerby can take part of the we will hold our rainbow room in the evening in. >> late at night, you'll start to see us really experiment. but the deeper experiment this time is just people coming down being with u.s. lights closer to the ground being personally because yourself in a really humble the 55th annual pride celebration will take over civic center saturday and the parade will start rolling down market street sunday morning at 10, 30, everybody is just

>> joyful pride weekend. and i just you can feel the energy here. so it's really a fun time to be out. >> celebrating pride, celebrating equality and celebrating diversity. >> cities will spread throughout the bay area this weekend just as the love and pride represented by the rainbow flag shining over the city. >> reporting in san francisco, stephanie rothman, more heads up. if you're headed into the city this weekend, huge crowds are expected for sunday's pride parade. it starts at 10:30am, at market street and barca darrell plaza. the march last for about 4 hours. you can expect a number of street closures head to our website kron 4 dot com for a full list. and a break in north. a cold case. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. >> the 2 suspects now in custody. and what we know about the 3rd on the list. we're securing really the future. 2 teams that embody

the spirit and a really big rig, vote. >> u.s. east bay soccer is here to stay a look at the soul and oakland roots, new home. >> for the first time, governor gavin newsom is speaking out on last-minute budget demands he's imposing on the legislature capitol correspondent eytan wallace. i'll tell you why. newsom says he will not sign the final state budget unless the state budget unless the assembly and welcome back as team california

plays to beat the heat. there's a flex alert, and team california is playing it cool. pre-cooling before 4 pm? that's cold. get the temp down early. but can they turn it up in the fourth? - bang! - the fans are going crazy! no dishwasher, no laundry, no large appliances. we are witnessing flexing perfection.

another big win for team california. the power is ours. >> a close call in the east bay. this cute kitten you're seeing right now, but stuck in an antioch storm. drain city animal services rescued her on hit in glen drive. officials say a child in the neighborhood heard the cat crying and called for help.

the kitten is now up for adoption. meanwhile, in livermore crews rescued a baby raccoon stuck between a storage shed at a fence. animal services in livermore. and the alameda county fire department were called to save the animal friday. police tell kron 4 they believe the raccoon had been stuck since thursday. rescuers had to peel the fence back to get the animal out. they say it was pretty dehydrated but is expected to make a full recovery. thank goodness. okay. goodness. those rescuers where they're other sort of busy. my goodness. >> and it's not even 4th of july yet. that's i really worry about, you know, animals getting lost. but nice view and you're seeing just a little bit of clearing and some of the inland areas. but boy, if you take a look at mount tam, a pious, wow, it is the gift that keeps giving thanks god, just lots of clouds and fog. there. >> across the state are temperatures c at this hour, 77 degrees in reading. 76 in

bakersfield, not quite as dramatic right here in the bay area. some of the warmest numbers right now are in the mid 60's in the east bay. 64 degrees in fairfield and 65 degrees in pittsburgh. so it's 6 lovely start to the day. lot of areas still in the 50's including san francisco. so we're in for lots of fog along the coast all day long now we've seen of score some clouds and fog inland. they've stretched through the golden gate and up even toward the north bay, especially it will start to clear back to the coastline. already many areas reporting lots of sunshine. so it's going to be beautiful day inland and even kind of hot and some of the inland areas. so this is our pattern. day after day week after week, we're going to be low clouds and fog in the morning burning back toward the coast by midday. and it's a lovely pattern to be in this june and into july as well. and you can see, of course, the clouds return starting around 6 o'clock tonight pushing back in london and they pull right back toward the coast as we

head into tomorrow morning. in fact, i think tomorrow morning we're going to see more expansive, expensive marine layer clouds heading in the bay area. as far as winds go, it's going to be a little bit windy, but not terribly windy. not like we've seen recently. so we're seeing 23 mile per hour gusts in san francisco and little bit gusty here as we go into the evening, especially right around livermore. and then here we go for sunday in the afternoon. so we're going to see again that fluctuation in terms of wind gusts as well as the coastal clouds and fog air quality. pretty good. we're seeing a few areas in the yellow, which is moderate air quality for fairfield and livermore and san jose. but overall, we're in for a real treat. although it looks like the forecast is for moderate air quality later on today. stephanie. all right, cathy, thanks so much. >> after months of negotiations, governor gavin newsom officially signed the more than 300 billion dollars state budget. but in a twist, he put in language that would prevent the budget from taking effect if lawmakers failed to

approve legislation to fast-track housing. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace spoke with the governor friday and brings us this message. >> we need to do more. we have to be bold. governor gavin newsome calling for action to build more housing in california. specifically. he's demanding the state assembly and senate approve and send the legislation to his desk. he says will fast-track housing statewide. he wants legislation passed to reform the california environmental quality act or sequel. supporters of secrets. a sequel is crucial to ensure construction projects can go to an environmental review process. but critics of sequel, including new, some argue sequins led to lengthy delays and lawsuits often holding up major housing projects, critical that we address the issue of the lack of supply and affordability of housing in the state of california. we've got to get out of our own way. but his housing proposals are facing opposition from environmental groups who say infrastructure and housing projects ni thorough, environmental reviews to mitigate harm in surrounding areas. on the

labor side, the california building and construction trades council and several labor unions are also opposed to newsom's clan over provisions they say could impose lower wages for construction workers. newsom, though, vowing to carry on. we don't have any time to wait get these laws go into effect quickly and in send a message to folks out there. we mean business about addressing the original sin in the state. affordability reporting at the state capital. i'm a tom wallace. now. let's send it back to you in the studio. >> meanwhile, governor newsome also filed a multimillion dollar defamation lawsuit against fox news. the governor claims the conservative network intentionally edited video to make it seem like he lied about a phone conversation that took place between him and the president on june 6. the discussion came after the president seized control of the california national guard. a few days later, trump was asked when he spoke to newsom last and at the time the president said a day ago, newsom posted a video

clip saying there was no call quote, a day ago foxnews portrayed newsom's response as a lie. newsom spoke out friday after news and fox needs to be held accountable. >> it's not because i'm quote, unquote, sensitive to the coverage on national fox. i've been a pinata for fox news for years and years and years. never, however. have i seen that line crossed in such a clear and think ways. >> the governor is seeking 787 million dollars in damages but says he'll drop the suit. fox makes an on air apology, the network is calling the lawsuit frivolous and an attempt to stifle free speech. lgbtq anti-semitism groups are responding to a new report that says hate crimes are on the rise across california state attorney general rob bonta as report shows that hate crimes increased by 2.7% statewide from 2023 to 2024,

that's up 142% from the prior decade. hate crimes motivated by orientation. also increased by 12%. according to that report, a california quality representative says the statistics are alarming. >> we know that hate doesn't happen a vacuum. this climate of fear, it's based on the dehumanization they're pushing against transgender people and the lgbtq+ community. >> the doj also reports the anti-semitism rose over 7% according to the anti-defamation league. much of this stems from the increase tensions in the middle east, which in turn have inspired local attacks. >> this is a narrative right now. but jewish people in america are overreacting to the rise in anti-semitism and threats of anti-semitic violence, telling jewish communities that they are overreacting as gas line. >> advocates say california leaders must speak up and pass legislation that would assist in stopping hate based violence. a state judge ruled

that the state's home insurance program also known as the fair plan acted unlawfully in its handling of smoke. damage claims. the decision clarify what damage must be covered, including smoke damage when the flames didn't actually touch a property. the ruling is a win for property owners where the rising wildfire risk has led to and intense insurance crisis exposing just how limited coverage to be when disaster strikes. well, your health this morning, while heart disease is still the leading cause of death around the world in america, heart attack deaths drop nearly 5 or other 90% over the last 5 decades. that's because treatment experts say has improved drastically. unfortunately, deaths from all other other types of heart disease, including arrhythmia heart failure and hypertensive heart disease increased by 81% in the united states. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news open international

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at the time the victim took a medical exam to possibly identify their attackers. but experts were unable to because of the technology at the time 2 suspects identified as 33 year-old senate deleon grandma of sandra fell and 27 year-old miguel cruz ravelo of novato have recently been arrested. the 3rd suspect identified as 30 year-old fernando mendoza, cruz of novato remains at large. officials believe mendoza. cruz is living in san central, california and a warrant is out for his arrest. all 3 suspects face several charges. >> well, your money this morning, commuters be prepared to see a slight rise in the base fare for caltrain starting july first it goes up. $0.25. >> for $3.75 to $4. and for eligible discount riders. it goes up from one dollar to 75 rather what it goes up to $2. everybody. well count re-edit delayed a $0.50 base fare increase in 2023 to avoid discouraging riders from getting on board during the post quarantine recovery. and

nestle is the latest food company to phase out artificial food dyes in products. the company says the synthetic colors will be eliminated within a year. less than 10% of nestle's products right now contain fate coloring. in recent weeks. kraft heinz and general mills also make commitments to remove artificial food dyes from products. the chemicals have come under scrutiny by the department of health and human services americans. sure they want more natural ingredients in foods. still ahead on kron 4, henri a san francisco rights icon as the federal government races. his name from a navy ship. >> plus, san francisco's 55th annual pride celebration is here. what a grand marshal for the parade told us about the celebration of love and resistance.

>> the main events for san francisco's pride celebration kick off this week with the parade coming through the city's downtown tomorrow morning. celebrating love, expression and resistance. that's because the celebrations come at a time when the lgbtq+ community faces uncertainty. given the current political climate as laws across the country are having far reaching implications, including healthcare and human rights. last weekend i spoke with lance tomer one of the parade grand marshals about why the pride events are so important. >> you know, i think our country is really doing a huge effort to actually erase this community. and we are doing everything we can to fight back. >> the san francisco community health center, which she is also the ceo of has filed a suit in light of the recent

supreme court decision banning gender affirming care for transgender youth. the organization says that health care is life saving for those who need it. and this year's theme is. joy is resistance. the parade kicks off tomorrow on market street at the embarcadero plaza at 10:00am. and let's take a live look now at sfo this morning. according to aaa, today is the start of the july 4th travel period. officials there anticipating nearly 2 million people to travel over the next 10 days sunday being one of the busiest days, according to flightaware, there are 42 delays and 12 cancellations at sfo. we're also keeping an eye flights in the east and south bays. open international is at 6 delays and one cancellation, san jose at 9 delays and 5 cancellations. and with that, let's take a look at the forecast now with kathy trafton. good morning. >> good morning. well, we're in for a beautiful spell of weather. frankly, it's going to be a beautiful day after

day with low clouds and fog in the morning, burning off by midday. so we're in for a treat. in the meantime, beautiful view mount tam a pious. i'm going to show you 3 live cameras. they're very close to one another geographically. there's reflecting very different weather at this hour. south hammer, pius. it's a gift that keeps giving. it's always so beautiful. now you see some fog, low clouds and san francisco way off in the distance. then we go to the golden gate bridge so close to mount tam. it is just socked in what you can even see the towers right? that's not foggy. you can't you can actually see. you see it's not touching the ground. here it is. if you just go a little bit further south downtown san francisco, transamerica pyramid, blue skies. so it really depends on where you are. and in fact, the temperatures reflect the fog pattern in the cloud pattern as well because inland where you're not seeing any clouds right now, it's already in the mid 60 65 rent went. 64 in pittsburgh in fairfield. and

then there's the degas bay at 52 fairfield at 53 timber on fifty-two point rays. 54. but we know what that means. that means that's where all the clouds are. it's where the stratus is. so not a big surprise. a look ahead does show nights and mornings we get the low clouds. we get some areas of fog. even some drizzle, especially right along the coast in the afternoon. what you're seeing status in lynn stocks clear right back to the coastline. we get some sunshine when a slight cooling trend, especially tomorrow heading on through about tuesday. and then everything turns around because we get a warm up on middle of the week or so starting on wednesday, stephen. all right, cathy, thanks so much. big news for the oakland roots and oakland, soul soccer clubs. >> the team say they have reached a deal with oakland to keep them in the town for at least another decade. kron four's philippe djegal reports. >> dawning in oakland roots sports club star gifted to her by one of the professional soccer team's owners partly

basking friday in what she calls much-needed good news for the town were securing really the future. >> 2 teams that embody the spirit and the grit of open 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 bar opened.

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 soul 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. forty-niners cornerback dem adore lenoir was released from jail in los angeles yesterday. >> la police say he was arrested thursday for delay and resisting a peace officer during a traffic stop. lapd says they pulled over the suv. lenoir was riding in south los angeles for unknown reasons at this time. police say one of the suspects with lenoir identified as marcus cunningham through the car keys over a fence which lenoir picked up and refused to give to authorities. cunningham has

been charged with possessing a firearm. he is scheduled back at a los angeles county court july 25th. and police in hercules are asking for the public's help to find a ma% who disappeared after a morning walk yesterday. 42 year-old jesus perez was last seen friday morning walking in crockett. he's described as 5 foot 10, about 360 pounds last seen wearing a gray sweater, black pants, black shoes, police in hercules confirmed there's no car tied to his disappearance. those with information are asked to call the hercules police department. that phone number is right there on your screen. the man who was shot and killed earlier this month while on a walk has been identified as stanley and rose ryan. christie, christine was walking his dog in the morning on june 14th on euclid avenue when he was shot in the back. police were called about 08:30am, and found him unresponsive with his dog. still least to his hand. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. the dog was not injured. police are other people in the area told kron 4 they've never seen anything like this in their neighborhood. update to a

breaking news story we brought you earlier this week. investigators say a 37 year-old woman from san francisco died thursday night after falling off a cliff near double slide. mateo county sheriff's deputies responded to the area near highway one shortly before 08:00pm and temporarily shut down the highway. investigators did not say how the woman may have fallen. that remains under investigation. oakland airport is changing its name once again yesterday the port of oakland announced it would rename the airport, oakland, francisco bay airp rt. port officials say the name change reflects the airport's, quote, strong oakland, east bay identity identity and it's convenient role as a gateway to the entire san francisco bay area. >> really what that does is allows us to lean into open first as well as really generate the economic value of the airport to the the francisco bay and then of fire. so people understand

where oakland says where the airport the civic we're going one of those books. understand oakland sense of how you see it is that, >> the port of oakland board plans to consider adopting the new name at its meeting next month. the name change comes less than a year after the airport was ordered by the courts to stop using the name san francisco bay oakland airport. called for has reached out to the san francisco city attorney who was involved in the last lawsuit against the previous name change. his office says they are assessing next steps to ensure san francisco international airports trademark is protected. francisco. the renovation of harvey milk plaza in the castro is coming at a critical time. trump was lindsay for tells us city leaders gather to preserve harvey milk's legacy and as the trump administration happen to strip his name from the navy ship 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 stop 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 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. still ahead on the kron 4 morning tech startup wants to create tax haven in the east bay. and how a local is helping young lgbtq+ people. it's an >> and if you're inland, you may be seeing good sunshine.

but if you're at the coast, but if you're at the coast, welcome back as team california

plays to beat the heat. there's a flex alert, and team california is playing it cool. pre-cooling before 4 pm? that's cold. get the temp down early. but can they turn it up in the fourth? - bang! - the fans are going crazy! no dishwasher, no laundry, no large appliances. we are witnessing flexing perfection. another big win for team california. the power is ours. >> good morning, friends. the valkyrie is on quite a nice little run. despite wednesday's three-point loss to the defending champion liberty winners of 5 out of 7 as they host in chicago on pride night at chase center and what a game it was. tipped hayes doing work early, the triple and then the hesitation, the hoop, the harm she had 13 now curry's down 2 after one 2nd quarter. kaitlyn chen got some big minutes. the

sea parts, the deuce, the damage. knox up 5 at the half. 4th quarter down by 3. who are you going to turn to about wednesday's hero, kate martin for 3 ties it at 64 martin. 3 more. now it's back up 5 martin had 11. other end. angel reese drive great interior defense back the other way on the break. a kayla thornton will not be denied. she is failing it. 7 point lead late and the dagger courtesy k t 3 id 4 triples 29 points strike a pose. now curry's win. 83. 78 that. your morning sports update. have a fantastic saturday. >> well, here's a beautiful view. sutro tower. it's looking awfully grey across parts of san francisco, but not everywhere. it really depends on where you are. most of golden gate bridge

certainly looks gray. we have stratus stretching through the golden gate. still at this hour. on the other hand, if you're going down to sfo, we've got some pretty clear skies. so it's absolutely beautiful. it depends on where you are. but here's the fog cast product. it shows it's a fluctuation of clouds and fog. as we go through the day and you see it pulls right back to the coastline about midday. so most areas inland are going to be seeing sunshine. i do see a little bit of fog still lingering in the bay, but it's not as widespread and then we start to head toward gosh. this evening, it starts to move inland. watches that fog just starts to push inland and then it becomes more and more widespread. so we have a much deeper marine layer and we're going to today. so that's a that's what's going on with that. in the meantime, we've got the gusty winds, but not as gusty as we saw last week. so they strengthened no doubt about that. and especially around the altamont pass. that was that's going to be pretty gusty this evening. so and

then it dies down, which is as per usual. it's going to be absolutely beautiful for us this next couple of days. it's going to be a perfect weekend. yesterday's highs way below normal. 16 degrees cooler than you would expect in santa rosa. so we are definitely seeing big changes. but today we're in the upper 60's and the mission. and in downtown san francisco, mid 60's for golden gate park and for the sunset looking at right along the coastline in the 60's. and then you head over to the peninsula. beautiful conditions low to mid 70's as we start to head southward. of course, a little bit warmer into the 80's. 85 degrees in redwood city and 84 degrees in mountain view. and then the south bay pushing 90 in some spots. 89 in los gatos. and by golly, we get in it. and campbell and a 91 in morgan hill. so you can see it's going to be toast e in places such as dublin and sunol at 90 pleasanton. 93 students, awful lot of sunshine and we're going to see much cooler along

bay shoreline. oakland, 73 prickly. 71. but yacht bill 92 degrees. sonoma, 89 and santa rosa. here's a look ahead. the 7 day forecast shows clearing to the coast for today become sunny. you notice slight cooling trend through monday and then we start to warm up a little bit. and by wednesday into thursday, we have a bit of a warm spell. so it's minor fluctuations. but that's a lovely pattern for us this next week. stephanie, thanks so much. kathy, a private is a time for celebration, reflection and action. >> the castro, one organization is making a difference in the lives of lgbtq+ youth from housing to food assistance from education, a job support. lyric is creating a lifeline for young people facing some of life's toughest challenges. was lindsey ford reports. >> nestled in the heart of san francisco's historic castro

neighborhood is a lavender colored house. but what makes it a home or the people inside lyrics and dedicated staff and the lgbtq+ they support. it's a lifechanging 30 offers spaces for us. that's the story. safe where we can be compressed. unlike on mask a little there is nothing positivity here. >> founded in 1988, lyric or the acronym for lavender youth recreation center is the second oldest and second largest youth organization in the u.s. lyrics lgbtq+ youth ages 10 to 24 with vital resources, including housing support. >> health and wellness services and legal assistance. you name doing it. and most importantly, young people interested in being with community says let's chavez. the executive director really are family rejection. is the they're coming in here. a loss

as heartbreaking as it is. but also it's incredibly amazing for me to witness the resiliency, the compassion that young people have with one another. kai damian saraya looked for safe and trusted adults and thpy found them at lyric. resilience was something they had inside them. even if it took time to come through, you got a whole jae crowder. you want to stay strong and you don't look weak to another person. but i mean, >> you need help. saraya came to lyric seeking housing. she's not lgbtq but knew it was a safe space. i knew that hope and i had no other choice but to come out and tell my story, found more than a roof over their head through lyric. it opened a door to living out loud as their true self. i'm much more than just what you can defined by gender societies throughout history have had a problem of. >> trying to narrow gender and

put big emphasis on roles. and danny, who is an internet lyrics as they were in survival mode for almost a year. >> and lyric was a place to land safely. i'm starting to like myself look their job to make sure that hear you want, what you need. it wasn't you all safe. >> in response to the growing national rhetoric targeting lgbtq and immigrant communities. wyrick equips youth to speak up and stay safe. we're not fools. this is america were supposed to promote diversity. it's very easy. >> to give and to your depression and just not participating. a baby. don't fall into that trap. it's so easy. we need numbers out form. earlier accuse deby and robin abad say the organization helped shaped who they are. >> db uses their voice to speak up for youth of color. i'm black and i'm correct. okay. we'll never separate. and so it's just like them antibodies known as a

dedicated community leader throughout the bay area. the lgbtq community. here at lyric and in san francisco as a whole. to care. >> 11 years ago, one of most celebrated events for you celebrates identity house culture and the art of voting. whatever you are you are. >> joy is very important in san francisco. lindsey ford kron. 4 news. >> 40,000 people are expected to come out for the 10th annual california clasico today at stanford when the san jose earthquakes take on the la galaxy, the event features special festivities, including an appearance by forty-niners legend jerry rice who's firing the ceremony, ceremonial sirens and a post-game drone show as well. the first 10,000 fans get a limited edition earthquakes, jersey, and the game starts tonight at 07:00pm. local officials say

that it's best to get there early as major traffic delays are expected. we'll be right back. and welcome tech startup

is looking to create its own city on alameda point. this is actually a tech startup founder who is behind this idea. and this proposal it's dedicated entirely to ai. it seems reminiscent of california forever in solano county and those behind this so-called frontier valley say it would be an area with expedited regulatory code to

foster tech innovation, which would include 8 include ai and robotics. organizers picked alameda point for its proximity to san francisco and its location on federal land. they say that that would mean less government bureaucracy, less red tape involved with approval with the approval process and executive order would be needed to make this idea a reality. there is no proposed order known to exist yet. the people behind this idea have drafted one on their website. and was francisco pride happening this weekend? bar is encouraging people to ride with pride. the train do run tomorrow morning at 8 with trans going every 5 minutes to take people to the parade. embarcadero, montgomery powell and the civic center stations are all along the parade route. embarcadero station will get you closest to the parade which does kick off at 10:00am at market and beale streets tomorrow. up next at 8 from citizenship to religious

rights. the supreme court ended its term with some big wins for the president. >> plus, a one of a kind rainbow light show back in san francisco for pride weekend. and it's a celebration of music and culture on the peninsula. up next, we speak live with a performer for the 2025 stanford jazz festival. those stories coming up on the kron. 4 morning news.

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for rule of law. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. big decisions by the supreme court, including one that could shape president donald trump's push. >> to limit first right citizenship. plus, a run for congress. the local senator seeking to replace a democratic icon. >> this rainbow is a symbol that came out of san francisco person because it yourself in a really humble way. >> and market street lit up with pride, the lgbtq+ celebrations taking over san francisco this weekend. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. it's saturday, june 28th. we continue our coverage for you this morning with a look. >> at your forecast with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. good morning, stephanie. well, we're in for beautiful weekend to go into we're in for, of

course, clouds and fog along the coastline. even a bit of drizzle. but whatever cloud you see in the infield clear right back to the coastline. so we're in for a beautiful weekend. slight cooling trend for a few days that take a look here. you might be able to see the tippy top of one of the towers of the golden gate bridge. if you look right beneath etn, the are under suit show just a little bit there. it's all stratus and then we be on that. you lots of sunshine inland temps. we can see the is a stratus. tony obscures the tower of the golden gate bridge from below as well. so you cannot even tell their towers there that we tried downtown san francisco. it's beautiful blue skies. what a glorious day. we have overcast skies. this is the pattern now for a number of days going forward. overcast skies not only at the coastline, but also inland. that's overnight into the early morning hours. and we start to clear back the inland areas with get lots of sunshine, seasonable temperatures with some slight variations, for instance, going to be a little bit cooler to cooling trend

starting tomorrow into monday. and then we start to see some changes. in fact, we have warmer conditions for midweek, maybe 3 to 5 degrees warmer, especially as we head into wednesday and thursday. these are all very slight fluctuations and there are no big pattern. change is these are subtleties about mid-july. stephanie, back to you. cathy, thanks so much. let's take a live look now at sfo this morning. >> aaa says today is the start of the july 4th travel period. sfo officials anticipate nearly 2 million travelers over the next 10 days with sunday being one of the busiest days. according to flightaware. right now, there are 38 delays and 12 cancellations. so pack your patience, everybody. we're also tracking flights to the east and south bays. open international is that for delays and one cancellation, san jose international at 8 delays and 5 cancellations. with continued coverage this morning after the supreme court's ruled on the ability of lower judges to block the president's executive orders

charles clifford has reaction from san francisco city leaders. >> well, san francisco city attorney says he is disappointed in supreme court ruling, 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 rule of law. >> 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 merits. chew says he believes in the case against th 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. now, 2 did not offer any timeline for when he thought the district courts might take up this case again. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> from for missed a political science professor david mcewan about the supreme court decisions, including the ruling that could significantly shay president trump's efforts to change birthright citizenship loss. >> this is a court that is divided, but it's politically driven and that political motivation. you also see in the dissents from justice sotomayor and the other 2 democrats. and so that really, frankly, there's a lot of a

lack of clarity is a very turgid are unclear decision out of this bank of decisions, particularly on birthright citizenship. but if you're the president and his team, you have to feel pretty emboldened. >> trump's executive order signed in january 6 to deny citizenship to children born to those living in the u.s. illegally or temporarily. it's part of the president's hardline immigration agenda and he's called birthright citizenship. a magnet for illegal immigration. the high court's ruling sends cases challenging the president's executive order back to the lower courts. the ultimate fate of the president's policy remains unclear for now. the court also issued several other key rulings friday, including preserving part of the affordable care act's preventative health care coverage requirements. the court also upheld a law preventing kids from accessing online. in another case, the court ruled parents can opt out of lgbtq related school readings over religious objections. equality, california issued a statement in response saying, quote,

donald trump's supreme court has issued another ruling. the further marginalizes lgbtq+ people and their lived experience. today's ruling sets a dangerous precedent that leads to a slippery of what curriculum or instructional materials can be opted out of. from the state capital to capital hill. san francisco state senator scott wiener is eyeing a seat in congress. the senator filed paperwork with the intention of replacing nancy pelosi. previously said he would be interested in filling the seat once the former house speaker decides not to run again. pelosi's daughter christine pelosi has been mentioned as a possible candidate. here's sonoma state political science professor david mcewan. thus a big move. it's a preemptive move because scott wiener's trying to get ahead of nancy pelosi's daughter. >> christine pelosi, who sits on the dnc and has indicated possible interest in that seat. so that primary, that democratic primary in who succeeds nancy pelosi is going to be explosive. it's going to be very divisive. and obviously nancy pelosi wants

to have some role in who comes next. >> waiters filing with the federal elections committee shows he's targeting a 2028 election run. but if pelosi chooses not to run in 2026, winner could very well change course. in the south bay. police seized more than 3,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in 2 major busts ahead of the 4th of july holiday. in the first operation, just 16th undercover officers tracked a suspect selling commercial grade. fireworks out of a storage unit on capitol expressway. the suspect javier martinez was arrested after officers found more than 1000 pounds of fireworks and improvised explosives. week later, investigators served multiple search warrants across the city. they found more than 2000 pounds of fireworks. more than 50 improvised explosive devices and illegal guns, including an ar style rifle with a 3 d printed part. officers arrested 2 suspects david benito and one roche a on felony charges. all fireworks are illegal in san jose property owners could face fines up to $100,000. in san

francisco, police seized hundreds of illegal fireworks and various rockets. these were found inside a stolen uhaul. the driver of the van was taken to jail and booked on several charges, including illegal possession of explosives. what fireworks are legal in most parts of the bay area. people can still buy safe and sane fireworks in some places. still start at these pop-up stands in dublin pacifica, san bruno, newark and city today and union city on july. 1st. >> and here is a safe and legal way to watch fireworks on this 4th of july. >> you can watch kron 4 for youa only live in local firework show. >> noelle bellow and dan thorn bringing the bay area's biggest fireworks displays. plus, a special performance from pittsburg high school marching band. did feature here on the kron. 4 morning news forced to live for u.s. live starts at 09:00pm on front 4 and the fall for plus smart tv app. we can

officially kicks off today in san francisco and among the many attractions, the biggest pride flag in the world. check this out. score jus rainbow colored laser beams shine for more than 4 miles over market street for stephanie rothman shows us the center. >> the stage is said on the embarcadero for light show and barricades are up at civic center at san francisco is gearing up for one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world. i think it's just so san francisco, like we spwelcome everyone. we want everyone to come. more than 1 million people are expected to pack the city throughout pride weekend. nicholas thomas lewis is showing his family visiting from nebraska. what it's all about. it is be able to have them here with us be able to celebrate all together, especially. >> and what a cool moment that are and how a safe space that feels like. >> you can be a lot of and joy is what ben davis with a lumen

8 says is a driving force behind his nonprofits likes play. this rainbow is a symbol that came out of san francisco, gilbert baker and the late 60's this simple just moved around the world. and that's what this place does. we pull the energy we pushed out of the way spires, the world around us. >> the lasers will be accompanied by bubbles. a passerby can take part of the fun. we will hold our rainbow room the evening in. >> late at night, you'll start to see us really experiment. but deeper experiment this time is just people coming down being with u.s. lights closer to the ground being personally because it yourself in a really humble the 55th annual pride celebration will take over civic center saturday and the parade will start rolling down market street sunday morning at 10, 30, everybody is just >> joyful pride weekend. and i just you can feel the energy here. so it's really a fun time to be out. >> celebrating pride, celebrating equality and celebrating diversity. >> but festivities will spread throughout the bay area. this weekend just as the love and pride represented by the

rainbow flag shining over the city. >> reporting in san francisco, stephanie rothman, more >> heads up. if you're headed into the city this weekend, huge crowds are expected for sunday's pride parade. starts at 10:30am, at market street and embarcadero plaza. the march last for about 4 hours. you can expect a number of street closures head to our website kron 4 dot com for the full list. a break and a north bay cold case. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the 2 suspects now in custody. >> and what we know about the 3rd on the loose. we're securing really the future. the 2 teams that embody the spirit and the grip >> plus east bay soccer is here to stay a look at the soul and oakland roots. new home. and a celebration of music and culture on the peninsula. up next, we'll speak live with a performer

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>> all >> 13 this morning, a live look outside at walnut creek. not too many cars out there on the roadways, folks staying indoors may be in watching us here on kron 4. kathy, what do you think? i think that's a grand idea because i know the street closures going to be issue. but yeah, it's a beautiful, beautiful day. we've got lots of blue skies inland. we started out with clouds and fog in many areas inland. it's already clearing back to the coast. so we've got some sunshine as and temperatures inland and the golden state are pushing to 82

degrees right now in bakersfield as well as in reading. they're far away from the coastal stratus and fog. aren't they? so they're warming up one quickly. and even, you know, in brentwood, we're seeing temperatures now in the 70's and we're going to see martin living into the 80's soon enough. but look, right along the coastline was still quite chilly. 53 degrees in timber on 60 in san francisco. 52 in half moon bay. so we've got lots of gray still at the coastline. and that's just the kind of pattern we're in, not just today, but tomorrow and beyond that. so clouds and fog at the coastline by about midday or so. we're pretty much cleared back to the coastline. and then this afternoon, boom, here come the clouds and fog again right through the golden gate. and 7 o'clock. and so we'll start to see more widespread clouds and fog overnight tonight into tomorrow, warm by more widespread than today. so definitely see. some gray will start the cooling trend tomorrow and we'll continue a cooling trend for the next couple of days in terms of

wind. yeah, it's gonna be a little bit gusty, but not too terribly gusty. you'll see san francisco at 22 mile per hour gusts. it's a bit of a seabreeze as we go into later in the evening. we start to see things brighten up. you see the yellows and the reds and the oranges. those are areas we, of course, have the strongest winds. so this would be tomorrow and then mid evening and we're going to look at some very gusty winds around ever more. some of the favorite and then spots we often see air quality today. pretty good. so far. we're in the green for most areas, although i do see moderate air quality a few areas such as fairfield livermore. but the forecast is for moderate air quality through the day. so we'll see if that one verifies or not, but we're in great shape. a look ahead does show it can that gray overnight into the mornings and then al burns back toward the coastline. little slower to burn back then it did today temperature trends, that cooling trend goes for a few days. and then we start to warm things up and by

wednesday into thursday, my goodness, a jump in temperatures. good 3 to 5 degrees warmer. so we're in for a treat. these are all settle differences. no big pattern change is this week, stephanie. kathy, thank you. >> this summer, one of the nation's premier jazz celebrations returns to the heart of silicon valley. the staffer jazz festival is tuned up and ready to deliver more than 6 weeks of unforgettable performances featuring some of the greatest jazz artists around the world. joining us live now as vocal as tiffany austin, one of this year's feature artists to tell us what makes this year's festival a must-see. tiffany, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thank you for inviting me. happy to be here, of course. and looking gorgeous as well. i'm loving the off the shoulder. pink top. >> thank yes, so, you know, tell us a little bit about this. the festival has been going strong for over 50 years. so. >> how does it feel to mark this milestone, especially as a performer taking the stage? i i feel really honored to be

included with such a great group of >> musicians and also to celebrate one of my my local heroes, sarah phan testing what would you say makes this years festival different from? >> previous years, both for audiences in the artists involved. i wish i could say, oh, it's different because stanford jazz festival has always brought in international artists as well as local artists. so i think really what's what's amazing is special about the festival in general. is that that they support the local the local art is in such a way that we feel included in celebrating this great tradition of jazz and you able to highlight some of the big name performers, unique collaboration. that audiences can look forward to. >> i you know, i wish i could do all of but, you know, i was so excited this morning to to

just share with you that up celebrating. >> you know, 100 years of sarah vaughan, i'm bringing by then. and and you know that sarah vaughan is just one of those artists who bringing so many different flavors singing, whether it is classical tone to a very bright jazzy to blues. so, but i know that that stanford has and general grange just brings in such an incredible array. people have different styles techniques. i think it's going to be, course, festival this yes, it was baby. tell us a little bit about you and your music and how you got involved the festival this year. >> well, have been teaching at the stanford jazz workshop summer camp series, but the past few years. >> and they have just been so gracious to not only allow me to share what i know about the music, but to also participate as a performer. and so. yeah,

last year i did a tribute ella fitzgerald this year. you know, i what i'm trying to do is just remind people that we have these great. we have all this incredible record at this music. and so it's important to back as we move forward, right? and this year's lineup seems incredibly divers who got legendary figures up and coming talent, a wide range of styles being showcase. >> what does that say to you about the festival's mission and vision for jazz? an expensive and inclusive vision. and i think that they think outside of the box, i think it would be very easy. >> to bring in, you know, maybe just straight ahead, jazz. but they bring latin jazz as well r and b inflicted groups. and so i think that we're going to hear and feel a lot of different textures. >> very good. now the festival is happening right on stanford's campus as a

performer. what's special about the venue and what can fans expect in terms of the atmosphere and the experience? >> all right. i just love how the there's a range of spaces of where on campus where the performances of being held. you have the much a larger venue where you can feel kind of this. this soaring crowd and then we have the more intimate venues and this is all in kind of an academic setting. and i just remember also having. educational workshops and woven previous years. so i think you get the rhythm of being able to celebrate, but also to learn in news and 6. >> for anyone who's watching right now thinking i got to be there, what's the best way to get tickets and find the full schedule? >> oh, yes. well, if you look up staffer jazz workshop, you're going to festivals sanford as festival. you want

to find everything you need to know. go see everything. if you have the time. it's just an incredible experience that that you don't want to and when are you performing? i'll be performing actually tomorrow. at the 07:30pm. >> very good. and are you able to kind of tease ahead? can you give us like a maybe a and idea of what people can expect? >> people can expect. quite river at performance. i think that i i. >> what's really important to me is to remember the spirit of this music. this was dance club music. this was not museum music at the time of conception. so people were dancing, partying, having fun and also having a communal experience. and so i try to make my shows a communal experience where we talk about the music. we laugh together.

we feel together. we think about the implications that moment in time at which works were created. >> beautiful tiffany austin, make sure you catch the step for jazz festival running from june 22nd through august first and more details as stanford as dot org. thank you so much for your time this morning. appreciate you. thank you so all right. have a great day.

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pride weekend kicks off today with the famous parade slated to march through the city's downtown sunday morning. >> celebrations also come at a time when the lgbtq+ community faces challenges given the current political climate. as across the country are having far reaching implications in areas including health care and human rights. last saturday i spoke with lance toma, a parade, grand marshal and the ceo of the san francisco community health center. >> you know, i think our country is really doing a huge effort to actually erase this community. and we are doing everything we can to fight back. >> they are filing a suit in light of the recent supreme court decision banning gender affirming care for transgender gender use. this year's theme is. joy is resistance. the parade kicks off tomorrow on market street at the embarcadero plaza at 10:00am.

and you're taking a live look now at sfo this morning. aaa says today is the start of the july 4th travel period. sfo officials estimate nearly 2 million people to travel over the next 10 days. sunday being one of the busiest flight aware says there are 39 delays and 12 cancellations at sfo right now. we're also tracking flights in the east and south bays, oakland international, at 8 delays and one cancellation, san jose at 9 delays and 5 cancellations. and checking in now on your forecastwith kathy trafton, who's in the weather center with the latest. hey, stephanie. well, it's the final weekend of >> and we're settling into so familiar weather pattern with a sharp contrast in temperatures. >> between the coast and inland areas at the coast. it's all gray, cloudy, stratus, maybe some drizzle inland. it's sunshine. and here we are with a mixture of stratus. you can see the city far off in the distance. it's the status is starting to

recede in some areas, but not everywhere. here is the golden gate bridge. you can see the towers. you wouldn't even know that they're there. but if you're local, you do know that. so it's a lot of grey. on the other hand, just a few short minutes drive away downtown san francisco. it's nothing but sunshine. so there you have it. that's the kind of pattern we're and you can also look at the temperatures. 52 in half moon bay, and we're looking at a 54 in timber on and you go inland. we're pushing 70 degrees. we're at 69 degrees in fairfield. so that shows that contrast and temperatures as well. so here we go. we got the gray clouds, the fog. it's all at the coastline inland overnight in some areas post back to the coast by midday. it's just a beautiful pattern. we're used to this. we will see a slight dip in temperatures as we head into tomorrow and into monday and then come midweek. we're in for a warming trend. i've got more details coming up on that right now. back to stephanie for news. cathy, thanks so much. big news for the oakland roots in oakland. so soccer clubs. the team say

they have reached a deal with oakland to keep them in the town for at least another decade force. philippe djegal reports. >> dawning in oakland roots sports club scarf, gifted to her by one of the professional soccer team's owners basking friday in which she calls much-needed good news for the town were securing really the future. >> the 2 teams that embody the spirit and the grit of open 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 her berube 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 for openers. 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 soul 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. >> and forty-niners cornerback damaged or lenoir was released from jail in los angeles yesterday. police there arrested him thursday for delaying for allegedly delaying and resisting a peace

officer during a traffic stop. lapd says they pulled over the suv. lenoir was riding in south los angeles for unknown reasons. police say one of the suspects with one or identified as marcus cunningham. then through the car keys over a fence which lenoir allegedly picked up and refused to give to authorities. cunningham has been charged with possessing a firearm. he is scheduled back in a los angeles county court on july. 25th. and police in hercules are asking for your help finding a missing man. 22 year-old jesus perez was last seen friday morning walking in crockett. he is described as 5 foot 10 about 360 pounds last seen wearing a gray sweater, black pants and black shoes. anyone with information is asked to call the hercules police department. we now know the identity of the san leandro man fatally shot earlier this month. ryan christie was walking his dog in the morning on june 14th on euclid avenue when he was shot in the back. police responded to the area around 8.30 and found chris teahan responsive

with his dog. still least to his hand. police in the area told kron 4, nothing like this has ever happened in their neighborhood. and update to breaking news we brought you earlier this week. investigators say a 37 year-old woman from san francisco died thursday night after falling from a cliff near double slide said county sheriff's deputies responded to the area near highway one shortly before 08:00pm. no word yet on how the woman fell. that does remain under investigation. and the oakland airport is changing its name again yesterday the port of oakland announced it plans to rename the airport. oakland, san francisco bay airport. port officials say the name change reflects their ports, quote, strong oakland, east bay identity and it's convenient rule as a gateway to the entire san francisco bay area. >> really what that does is allows us to lean into open first as well as really generate the economic value of the airport to the the francisco bay and then the

from of fire. so people understand where oakland where the airport the civic we're going one of those books understand oakland sense of how easy it is >> the port of oakland board plans to consider adopting the new name at its meeting next month. the name change comes less than a year after the airport was ordered by the courts to stop using the name san francisco bay oakland airport. the kron 4 has reached out to the san francisco city attorney involved in the lawsuit against the previous name change. david choose office says they are assessing next steps to ensure sfo is trademark is protected. in san francisco renovation to harvey milk plaza is coming at a critical time. city leaders gathered friday to preserve harvey milk's legacy. this as the trump administration strips his name from the navy ship named in his honor. humphries lindsay for reports. >> 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 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 stop 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 put into the cause small businesses and 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. >> and love was in the air and san francisco city hall. more than 200 lgbtq+ couples came out to get married. you can see city halls in north light north like court decked out in rainbow colors. there. we caught up with a few couples on their special day.

>> it means the world to us to get married on pride weekend with all these fabulous people as a celebration of love and like love wins 7 college, the >> beginning to get a good time. kind of start that next. we also wanted to do pride month just everything's so decorative. obviously >> mayor daniel lurie was on hand for part of the day to officiate some of those ceremonies. yesterday marked the 10 year anniversary of the supreme court decision legalizing same marriage. and same marriage in the city dates back to 2004. that's when mayor gavin newsom declared it legal. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news will be no about a proposal to create a name. >> a new tax haven in the east bay. and there's leslie dabney. are you looking for the perfect site for your independence day celebrations? up next, we're joined in studio by the vineyard mom when she's cooking up to help spark

>> well, 43 this morning, a live look outside at the bay bridge and looking really pretty out there. kathy looking beautiful and looking clear. well, it's a gorgeous day outside. we're seeing lots of blue skies in some areas. this is the view from sutro tower. you can see just a huge amount of stratus. look, you can see just the tippy top of the towers of the golden gate bridge. look at that. you've got the both the north tower and the south tower. you can barely see them right? clear

skies. be on that. we go down to the golden gate bridge. we can't see the towers. not at all. you wouldn't even know what their their right look at thick, the gray. been overcast. skies, but it ad is clear skies. no surprise. this is so typical this time of year to have clouds and fog at the coast and then pushing inland. look at this by midday, pretty much back to the coastline. and then by 5.30, uses big thing or a fog going right through the golden gate and by sunset tonight at 8.35. 0, wow. it's really across more of the bay area. wait to see what happens tomorrow morning is stretching all the way through the delta. it actually start to head toward sacramento. so it's just a big blanket of fog. the marine layer is much more impressive tomorrow than it is today. have you that the bay area's been little bit windier than usual these days? 2025 is abnormally windy as it turns out and we're set. if oakland verifies it's set to set a record for the windiest month of june ever in oakland, of

course, we're not at the end of the month yet, but that they're on track to set that record and many areas are seeing record-breaking winds as well. the gusts in oakland 34.23 mile per hour gusts and that beats the old record by 4 mile per hour gusts. so high temperatures yesterday it was on the cool side. how do we do today? it's beautiful. not quite that we've had a 70 yet in the city, but 69 degrees in san francisco downtown. and then at the beaches, it's beautiful beach weather. look at that numbers in the 60's for the most part, low 60's to mid 60's pacifica. 65 the peninsula. warming up to the 70's mid 70's in millbrae at 74. it had south and of course, it's a little bit warmer. 82 in palo alto, 84 in mountain view, we hit some 90's. 0, yes, we do. so. 89 in milpitas, 89 for la status. morgan hill 90. we also see some 92 degree temperatures out of pleasanton. on the other hand, hayward is 80 and

in berkeley and richmond, 71 degrees. but concord's 91 fairfield, 88 napa. 84 a beautiful day in nevada at 87 degrees on the coast. 67 were just the time of year where it's a lot cooler at the coast. then it is inland. we start to see more and more sharp contrast today. a lovely day. we start to see a bit of a cooling trend for a few days and then look wednesday, we go into a warming trend for a few days. so it's a very gentle forecast. no big changes, but we do see some subtle variations. stephanie, back to you. >> cathy, thanks. the 4th of july holiday is right around the corner. and this morning we're showing you some recipes. sure to bring up the hungry patriots in your home. joining us live now in studio is leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom. >> leslie, good morning. good morning. thank you for having me. yeah, always a joy to have you in studio. you're going to spark some inspiration for us to yes. i'm so excited. i love the 4th of july. it's a great holiday. it's a great food

holiday to absolutely. and i love the fresh fruits and vegetables that are out right now. so why not celebrate that? while we're celebrating our country? yeah, let's do it. we'll do that. so. most of us are either going some place and we have to bring a side dish or were hosting. some of these dishes are great for either one. so whatever you have to do, i know a lot of us are going to have our hamburgers and our hot dogs. that seems to be the the american thing to so if you're already have your hot dogs and hamburgers may be some checkin. these are the perfect side dishes that will cover all of your favorite. this is there. so we're going to start with a red, white and blue berry coleslaw. about i just that my head, ok, i know it's a fun one and it's delicious because it has a lot of delicious components that i think are fresh and fun. we're gonna start off with our shredded. cabbage has shredded mind. but of course, you can get it at the store already done for years. so that's ok. the next thing we're going to add to make it the red is i've

got some crunchy onions and that that's going to be our red. >> but we're going to little more would you like to add the bacon? there we go. bacon is always fun to have in any type of style it. so i have some crispy bacon. i'm also going to add some chopped pecans little more crunch and flavor. and before i at the blueberries, i'm gonna add my sauce here, which is something i like to do myself. yes, actually buy it. this is am a's a little at apple cider vinegar and some sugar. very, very common use of a u.s. coast lot dressing. so i mean that at that to the salad, i'm going mix it and i'm going to get it coated really well. and you can make this salad a little advance couple of hours. it will just get better as the dressing goes on it and then here comes the blueberries. i like to put that in towards the end. so we don't break them ice, fresh blueberry. go to your farmers

market. they are absolutely phenomenal. so much flavor. and then i like to save just a little bit of these because for crunch again at the end. so okay, there we go. and that's perfect to up to a picnic or even just make ahead of time. leave it in the refrigerator. love all the colors to great texture with the contests. i love this one. but if you want to do another summer favorite corn corn on the cob? absolutely fantastic. this time of year. so i already have my corn on the cob and we're going add this make this kind of a celebration of a lot of color and texture. so how have you help me make this one well? so we're going to at some cucumbers and there for some crunch. i'm also going to add some red onion because i really like the red that it's a little more mild just a regular onion. >> we're going to at some tomatoes, if you can add the tomato. yeah. and i'm also

going to add a little bit of feta cheese. i love is yes, time we can have some sell at a she's x, i'm not. and then this stressing is just a little bit of extra virgin olive oil. some fresh lemon juice and a little bit of comment just to add a little bit of extra flavor. you don't need a lot for this one because they're so much flavor and texture and that and we're just going to mix this together. and this is another one you can make this in the morning ahead of time and then bring it to wherever you're going or just bring it out at the last minute. but look at the color, the texture, the crunch totally celebrating everything that's great about summer. yes, i love that. so these are 2 great salads. but how about some dessert? always have room for dessert. a still so i know a lot of us like to have cupcakes, but i do. we really want to warm up the oven and have mentioned hot.

so i made no big lemon cheese cakes and meanwhile fa why not, right? right. so filling and this is just cream. cheese condensed milk and a little bit us all feel that a sugar just a little bit. and i let it set up in the refrigerator for a couple hours. so you want to make this a little bit earlier in the day and now we're going to decorate it with again, some more summer fruit. i made some blueberry and raspberry sauce and it's just something i put on the stove. okay. with a little bit of water. a little bit of lemon juice and some sugar got it. that's it took 5 minutes to make great so that we're going to decorate ares. you have blueberry sauce and hat. some beautiful raspberry sauce. and i'm just going to kind of make a little bit of a design on at okay. >> just goes get as creative as you want yeah. >> fun and it's delicious and it's good for a little bit. but all the options you've brought us today. i mean, it

just feels like i wouldn't feel guilty not. well, we're going to have some whipped cream. we're going a little bit. small individual ones. yeah, i'm going out alone with cream and i'm going to decorate my with a little bit of more berries. >> and even though i didn't put blueberries and mine for the color, i'm gonna put some blueberries on that. and a brass perry that's just make so fast. f and of course, alex. okay. and then of course, you're going to have your wine to go with everything. yes, and i must say if you're going to do the hot dogs hamburgers, how about a nice lighter red wine, a but if you want to go for white, i love to get my guests options. >> a sauvignon blanc, very cool, refreshing, especially when it's warm. those will go great with all of these recipes. wonderful. thank you so much. lead emmy the vineyard long for joining us with these great ideas. thank you. and happy 4th of july. happy 4th. we'll be right back.

>> there's a push to create a new tech city on alameda point, but it would require an order from president trump to actually happen. organizers behind the so-called frontier valley say the new city would be hyper focused on developing artificial intelligence and robotics technology. alameda point was chosen for its proximity to san francisco and its location on federal eating less red tape for approvals executive order would need would be needed to make this a

reality. french valley organizers have drafted one on their web site for consideration. it was a business school pride happening this weekend for is encouraging people to ride with pride. bart runs tomorrow morning at 8 o'clock with trends going every 5 minutes to take people to the parade. embarcadero, montgomery powell and the civic center stations are along the parade route. embarcadero station will get you the closest to the parade which starts at 10:00am at market and beale streets tomorrow. next at 9 from birthright citizenship to religious rights. the supreme court rulings named big wins by the president. >> plus, a one of a kind rainbow light show returns for san francisco pride weekend. and it's a celebration of music and culture on the peninsula. next we speak with a performer for the 2025 staffer jazz festival. those stories coming up on the k

>> today's supreme court decision has profoundly disturbing implications for will fall. >> developing on the kron 4 morning news. big decisions by the supreme court, including one that could shape president donald trump's push to limit birthright citizenship. plus, a run for congress. the local senators seeking to replace a democratic icon. >> this rainbow is a symbol that came out of san francisco person bigger than yourself in a really humble way. >> and market street lit up with frey, the lgbtq+ celebrations taking over san francisco this weekend. good

morning. thanks so much for joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news. i'm stephanie lin. >> it's saturday, june 28th and we continue our coverage for you this morning with a look at your forecast with kathy trafton. good morning, cathy. >> good morning, stephanie. it's the very last weekend june, right in front you. weather. we've seen temperatures really starting to show up the contrast between the inland areas getting quite warm. >> and coastal areas staying quite cool. and one of the main reasons is this. it's the stratus is low flat gray clouds that are right along the coastline and stretching across into the golden gate. even at this hour. if you look carefully, you can see the tops of the towers of the golden gate bridge. just tip, tops of both towers. and now we go to the golden gate bridge. still cannot see those

towers. you would know that they're there because that stratus israeli obscuring it on the other hand, if you go very, he's a very short distance away. telegraph hill. it's quite tower bit of a breeze and blue blue skies. so we're in for beautiful stretch of weather. it's going to be overcast nights and mornings even in some inland spots and the gray will be pulling right back and staying at the coast for much of this week. it's seasonable temperatures. some slight variations today is much warmer than yesterday. they were going to slight cooling trend for a few days. then we start to warm it up again as we head toward the middle of the week. so going to be enjoying beautiful summer weather by the middle of the week. it could be a good 3 to 5 degrees warmer and the pattern changes really are very few as we head into mid july. but the only some few subtle changes. so here's the dip in temperatures starting tomorrow and they coming even cooler inland on monday. kathy, thank you. you're taking a live look now at sfo

this morning. aaa says today is the start. >> of the july 4th travel period. sfo officials anticipate nearly 2 million travelers over the next 10 days with sunday being one of the busiest, according to flightaware. right now, there are 42 delays and 12 cancellations. we're also tracking flights in the east and south bays, open international at 8 delays and one cancellation, san jose international at 12 delays and 5 cancellations. and we have continued coverage this morning after the supreme court rules on the ability of lower judges to block the president's executive orders covers. charles clifford has reaction from san francisco city leaders. >> well, san francisco city attorney says he is disappointed in supreme court ruling, 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 rule of law 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.

>> now, 2 did not offer any timeline for when he thought the district courts might take up this case again. but for now in san francisco, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >> for a sonoma state political science professor david mcewan about the supreme court decisions, including the ruling that could significantly shape president trump's effort to change birthright citizenship. law. >> this is a court that is divided, but it's politically driven and that political motivation. you also see in the dissent from justice sotomayor and the other 2 democrats. and so the really frankly, there's a lot of a lack of clarity is a very turgid are unclear decision out of this bank of decisions, particularly on birthright citizenship. but if you're the president and his team, you have to feel pretty emboldened. >> trump's executive order signed in january 6 to deny citizenship to children born to those living in the u.s. illegally or temporarily. it's part of the president's hardline immigration agenda. he's called for birthright citizenship. he's called it

rather a magnet for illegal immigration. the high court's ruling sends cases challenging the president's executive order back to the lower courts. the ultimate fate of the president's policy remains unclear for now. the court also issued several other key rulings friday, including preserving part of the affordable care act's preventative health care coverage requirements. the court also upheld a law preventing kids from accessing online. in another case, the court ruled parents can opt out of lgbtq related school readings over religious objections. equality, california issued a statement in response saying, quote, donald trump's supreme court has issued another ruling that further marginalizes lgbtq+ people and their lived experience. today's ruling sets a dangerous precedent that leads to a slippery of what curriculum or instructional materials can be opted out. when the state capital t capital hill. san francisco state senator scott wiener is eyeing a seat in

congress. the senator filed paperwork with the intention of replacing nancy pelosi. previously said he would be interested in filling the seat once the former house speaker decides not to run again. pelosi's daughter christine pelosi has been mentioned as a possible candidate. here's sonoma state political science professor david mchugh. thus a big move. it's a preemptive move because scott wiener's trying to get ahead of nancy pelosi's daughter, christine pelosi, who sits on the dnc and has indicated possible interest in that seat. so that >> primary, that democratic primary and who succeeds nancy pelosi is going to be explosive. it's going to be very divisive. and obviously nancy pelosi wants to have some role in who comes next. >> winters filing with the federal elections committee shows he's targeting a 2028 election run. but if pelosi chooses not to run in 2026, winner could very well change course. in the south bay. police seized more than 3,000 pounds of illegal fireworks in

2 major bus ahead of the 4th of july holiday. in the first operation on june, 16th, undercover officers tracked a suspect selling commercial grade. fireworks out of a storage unit on capitol expressway. the suspect javier martinez was arrested after officers found more than 1000 pounds of fireworks and improvised explosives. week later, investigators served multiple arch warrants across the citythey found more than 2000 pounds of fireworks. more than 50 improvised explosive devices and illegal guns, including an ar style rifle with a 3 d printed parts. officers arrested 2 suspects. david benito and one rocha on felony charges. all fireworks are illegal in san jose. property owners could face fines up to $100,000. and while fireworks are legal in most parts of the bay area, people can still buy safe and sane fireworks and some places sale started. these pop-up stands in dublin pacifica, san bruno, newark and sassoon city today and in union city on july. 1st. and

here is a safe and legal way to watch fireworks. this 4th of july. just tune into kron 4 for your live and local fireworks show is the only one here in the bay area, noelle bellow and dan thorn bring you the bay area's biggest fireworks displays. plus, a special performance from the pittsburg high school marching band. did feature here on the morning news kron four's july 4th live starts at 09:00pm on kron 4 and a call for plus smart tv app. can officially kicks off today at san francisco and among the many attractions, this huge a pride flag. it's the biggest one in the world. rainbow color. laser beams shine for more than 4 miles over market street for stephanie rothman shows us the setup. >> the stage is said on the embarcadero for light show and barricades are up at civic center at san francisco is gearing up for one of the biggest pride celebrations in the world. i think it's just so san francisco, like we

welcome everyone. we want everyone to come. more than 1 million people are expected to pack the city throughout pride weekend. nicholas thomas lewis is showing his family visiting from nebraska. what it's all about. it is be able to have them here, but that's to able to celebrate all together, especially. >> and what a cool moment that to have a safe space that feels like. >> it can be a lot of and joy is what ben davis with a lumen 8 says is a driving force behind his nonprofits likes play. this rainbow is a symbol that came out of san francisco, gilbert baker and the late 60's this simple just moved around the world. and that's what this place does. we pull the energy we pushed out of the way spires, the world around us. >> the lasers will be accompanied by bubbles. a passerby can take part of the fun. we will hold our rainbow room in the evening in. >> late at night, you'll start to see us really experiment. but the deeper experiment this time is just people coming down being with u.s. lights closer to the ground being personally because yourself in a really humble the 55th annual pride celebration will

take over civic center saturday and the parade will start rolling down market street sunday morning at 10, 30, everybody is just >> joyful pride weekend. and i just you can feel the energy here. so it's really a fun time to be out. >> celebrating pride, celebrating equality and celebrating diversity. >> cities will spread throughout the bay area. this weekend. she says the love and pride represented by the rainbow flag shining over the city. >> reporting in san francisco, stephanie rothman, more >> heads up. if you're headed into the city this weekend. huge crowds are expected for sunday's pride parade. it starts at 10:30am. market street in dunbar cordero plaza. the march last for about 4 hours. can expect a number of street closures head to our website kron 4 dot com for the full list. a break in a north, a cold case. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. the 2 suspects now in

custody. >> and what we know about the 3rd on the loose. we're securing really the future. the 2 teams that embody the spirit and the grip plus east bay soccer is here to stay. a look at the seoul and oakland roots. new home. and it's a celebration of music culture on the peninsula. next. we'll speak live with a performer

>> beautiful shot from the sutro tower looking north. it's just picture perfect image of stratus. it's low

flat gray clouds. they're oh, so common. this time of year in the san francisco bay area ushered in part of the marine layer. it is just spectacular. and on this image, i cannot see the towers of the golden gate bridge. so some areas, as you can tell, are really socked in others, not so much sfo. it looks beautiful. we've got some blue skies there. so it really depends on where you are in terms of temperatures the clouds really have a big impact on that. so if your light right along the coastline, the temperatures are not budging, right? 54 degrees in half moon bay. 56 in timber on. you can just tell pretty socked in there. on the other hand, as you start to head eastward, you head over to say pittsburgh, it's 78 degrees. fairfield at 75 degrees. wow. not a cloud in the sky there. it's heating up really fast. it's only 9.30, in the morning. and then there is bakersfield at this hour. 86 degrees. 81 in in fresno. so we're in for a

toasty day in some inland spots. and here it is. the forecast showing the fog moving in and pulling back as the afternoon occurs and we still have the clouds and fog right at the coastline. clear through much of the inland areas. but then tomorrow, overnight tonight into tomorrow, boys, an extensive layer of clouds and fog. we go sunset tonight at 8.30. see the clouds are already in treating through the golden gate and then they start to go up the delta all the way up to sacramento by tomorrow morning. sunrise 05:50am. so it's an interesting pattern. and then it starts to pull back a little bit through the day tomorrow. so we're in for just beautiful spell of weather. and of course, it's a bit windy at the coast, not as windy as we've been seeing, though. and we also see the favored inland spots pretty windy at times. but it certainly pulls back overnight and then and regenerate again tomorrow evening. well, look at that around the altamont pass where you see the bright reds and oranges. that's really strong winds. air

quality is lovely. we see a lot of green dots which means good air quality. maybe it maybe of yellow dot there for fairfield, but the air quality forecast so far is forecast for only moderate air quality today. we'll see if that verifies. we're in for just a beautiful spell of weather. we get the night and morning clouds and fog and some drizzle. some of it lingers inland at times as we saw on the image. but we're going into slight cooling trend starting tomorrow for a couple of days. and then we warm things up. it's going to be it. a beautiful spell of weather with only subtle changes in temperatures. stephanie. one of the nation's premier jazz celebrations returns to the heart of silicon valley. the staffer jazz festival is tuned up and ready to deliver more than 6 weeks of unforgettable performances. >> featuring some of the greatest jazz artists around the world. joining us live now as vocal as tiffany austin, one of this year's feature artists to tell us what makes this year's festival a must-see. tiffany, thank you so much for joining us this

morning. >> well, thank you for inviting me. happy to be here, of course, and looking gorgeous as well. i'm loving the off the shoulder. pink top. >> thank yes, so, you know, tell us a little bit about this. the festival has been going strong for over 50 years. so. >> how does it feel to mark this milestone, especially as a performer taking the stage? i i feel really honored to be included with such a great group of >> musicians and also to celebrate one of my my local heroes, sarah phan testing what would you say makes this years festival different from? >> previous years, both for audiences in the artists involved. i wish i could say, oh, it's different because stanford festival has always brought in international artists as well as local artists. so i think really what's what's amazing is special about the festival in general. is that that they support the local the local art is in such a way that we

feel included in celebrating this great tradition of jazz music able to highlight some of the big name performers, unique collaboration. that audiences can look forward to. >> i you know, i wish i could do all of but, you know, i was so excited this morning to to to just share with you that up celebrating, you know, 100 years of sarah vaughan and bringing. >> by then. and and you know that sarah vaughan is just one of those artists who bringing so many different flavors singing, whether it is classical tone to a very bright jazzy to blues. so, but i know that that stanford, as in general grange, just brings in such an incredible array, people have different styles techniques. i think it's going to be, course, festival this yes, it was baby. tell us a little bit about you and your music and how you got involved the festival this year.

>> well, have been teaching at the stanford as workshop summer camp series, but the past few years. >> they have just been so gracious to not only allow me to share what i know about the music, but to also participate as a performer. and so. yeah, last year i did a tribute ella fitzgerald this year. you know, i what i'm trying to do is just remind people that we have these great. we have all this incredible record at this music. and so it's important to back as we move forward, right? and this year's lineup seems incredibly divers who got legendary figures up and coming talent, a wide range of styles being showcase. >> what does that say to you about the festival's mission and vision for jazz? this inexpensive and inclusive vision. and i think that they

think outside of the box, i think it would be very easy. >> to bring in, you know, maybe just straight ahead, jazz. but they bring latin jazz as well r and b inflicted groups. and so i think that we're going to hear and feel a lot of different textures. >> very good. now the festival is happening right on stanford's campus as a performer. what's special about the venue and what can fans expect in terms of the atmosphere and the experience? >> all right. i just love how the there's a range. it's pieces of what on campus where the performances of being held. you have the much a larger venue where you can feel kind of this. this soaring crowd and then we have the more intimate venues. this is all in kind of an academic setting. and i just remember also having. educational workshops woven previous years. so i think you get the

rhythm of being able to celebrate, but also to learn in news and 6. >> for anyone who's watching right now thinking i got to be there, what's the best way to get tickets and find the full schedule? >> oh, yes. well, if you look up staffer jazz workshop, you're going to festivals sanford as festival. you want to find everything you need to know. go see everything. if you have the time, it's just an incredible experience that that you don't want to and when are you performing? i'll be performing actually tomorrow. at the 07:30pm. >> very good. and are you able to kind of tease ahead? can you give us like a maybe a and idea of what people can expect? >> people can expect. quite river at performance. i think that i. >> what's really important to

me is to remember the spirit of this music. this was dance club music. this was not museum music at the time of conception. so people are dancing, partying, having fun and also having a communal experience. and so i try to make my shows a communal experience where we talk about the music. we laugh together. we feel together. we think about the implications that moment in time at which works were created. >> beautiful tiffany austin, make sure you catch the step for jazz festival running from june 22nd through august first and more details as stanford as dot org. thank you so much for your time this morning. appreciate you. thank you so much. all right. have a great day. welcome back. thanks to

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avoid discouraging riders from getting on board during the post quarantine recovery. and nestle is the latest company to phase out artificial food, dyes and products. the company says the synthetic colors will be gone within a year. less than 10% of messes products right now contained fake coloring in recent weeks. kraft heinz and general mills also make commitments to remove artificial food dyes from products. the chemicals have come under scrutiny by the department of health and human services. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the oakland international airport getting a new name once again. >> how the city is responding to their latest attempt to add at san francisco to the airport's name. plus, honoring a san francisco rights icon after the federal race is his name from the navy ship. and francisco's 55th annual pride celebration is here. what a grand marshal for the parade told us about the celebration of love and resistance.

>> san francisco's pride weekend kicks off today with the famous parade slated to march through the city's downtown sunday morning. the celebrations also come at a time when the lgbtq+ community faces challenges. given the current political climate was across the country are having far reaching implications in areas including health care and human rights. last saturday i spoke with lance toma, a parade, grand marshal and the ceo of the san francisco community health center. >> you know, i think our country is really doing a huge effort to actually erase this community. and we are doing everything we can to fight

back. >> the san francisco community health center has also filed a suit in light of the recent supreme court decision banning gender affirming care for transgender youth say the health care is life-saving. this year's theme is clear. joy is resistance. the parade kicks off tomorrow on market street at the embarcadero plaza at 10:00am. and that will live. look at sfo this morning. aaa says today is the start of the july 4th travel period. and they're estimating nearly 2 million people to travel over the next 10 days. sunday being one of the busiest, according to flightaware, there are 48 delays and 12 cancellations. we're also tracking flights in the east and south bays, open international reporting, 8 delays and one cancellation, san jose, 12 delays at 5 cancellations. all right. on that note, let's check in now with kathy trafton in the weather center and those cancellations quite above i should say, makes you want to stay second airport now. hopefully the weather is nice,

though, this absolutely. final weekend of june 2025. >> and in the bay area that brings beautiful conditions mild at the coast and kind of toasty at times inland. so we're in for a spell of gorgeous weather and we're making progress. are we? because now you can see there still is some stratus in the bay, but it certainly is eroding. it's been a diminishing throughout the morning. so see more and more are rays of sunshine as time goes on. but not everywhere. there's stratus still obscuring the towers and the golden gate bridge. you just wouldn't know what that even any towers there. can also see that the old glory there is bustling in the wind. so we are definitely moving in the right direction now in terms of temperatures, it is cool at the coastline. half moon bay, 54 degrees. we're looking at 53 in pacifica. you can see it's that's where the coastal clouds are and the influence of the clouds where you see the areas of green. those are the cooler spots, including fairfax is warmer than temper on. so you see as more sunshine at 66 degrees and in timber on at 58, they're not

too far away. if you want some really hot temperatures right now, head up to calistoga. it's just 09:30am, in the morning. it's 81 degrees in on the way up. >> yeah, we've got some winds. all right. but nothing as strong as we've seen this past week or 2. >> it's been an unusually gusty june and this will weekend will be about the wind gusts so much as 4 about the beautiful conditions at the coast. cool and warm inland but not sizzling hot. so we've got the coastal clouds are big factor in our forecast. we've got some areas of fog and even drizzle the overnight hours into the early morning hours. and then all that pulls back toward the coastline. we get some sunshine, most areas in the afternoon and we'll start to see a cooling trend that today is hotter than yesterday. no doubt about that. we see a cooling trend. those starting tomorrow through tuesday. and then guess what? we warm right up as we head to the middle of the week. i've got the full forecast coming up in just a bit. right now. back to stephanie for news. >> kathy, thank you. big news for the oakland roots in

oakland. so soccer clubs. the team say they reached a deal with oakland to keep them in decade. kron four's philippe reports. >> dawning in oakland roots sports club star gifted to her by one of the professional soccer team's owners partly basking friday in which she calls much-needed good news for the town were securing really the future. >> 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 traiting facility on herbert bay parkway for the next 15 years. a training facility is vital to the success of any sporting organization.aand 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 bar opened. 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 soul 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. >> forty-niners cornerback deommodore lenoir was released from jail in los angeles yesterday. la police arrested him thursday for allegedly delaying and resisting a peace officer during a traffic stop.

lapd says they pulled over the suv. lenoir was riding in south la police say one of the suspects listen or identified as marcus cunningham allegedly threw the car keys over a fence which officers salen picked up and then refused to give to authorities. cunningham also faces firearm possession charges. he is scheduled for a court appearance, july 25th. it was. police are asking for your help finding a missing man. take a good look at your screen here. 22 year-old jesus perez was last seen friday morning walking in crockett. he's described as 5 foot 10, 360 pounds last seen wearing a gray sweater, black pants and black shoes. anyone with information is asked to call the hercules police department. and we now know the identity of the san leandro man fatally shot earlier this month. ryan christie was walking his dog in the morning of june 14th on euclid avenue and he was shot in the back. police responded to the area around 08:30am, and found chrystia responsive with his dog, still least to his hand. people in the area

told kron 4, nothing like this has ever happened in their neighborhood. and update to breaking news. we brought you earlier this week. investigators say a 37 year-old woman from san francisco died thursday night after falling from a cliff. you're double slide. mateo county sheriff's deputies responded to the area near highway one shortly before 08:00pm. no word yet on how the woman fell. that remains under investigation. the oakland airport changing its name yet again. just yesterday. the port of oakland announced it plans to rename the airport, oakland, francisco bay airport. but port officials say the name change reflects the airport's, quote, strong oakland and east bay identity. and it's convenient role as a gateway to the entire san francisco bay area. >> really what that does is allows us to lean oakland first as well as really generate economic value of the airport to the region the francisco bay and then it was a key round light in a fire. so people understand where oakland says where the airport

the civic leaders prices are going denver number understand oakland sense of how you see it is that, >> the port of oakland board can splash to consider adopting the new name and its meeting next month. the name change comes less than a year after the airport was ordered by the courts to stop using the name san francisco bay oakland airport. kron 4 has reached out to the san francisco city attorney who was involved in the lawsuit against the previous name change. david choose office says they are assessing next steps to ensure sfo straight. mark protected. in san francisco renovation to harvey milk plaza is coming at a critical time. city leaders gathered friday to preserve harvey milk's legacy. this as the trump administration strips his name from the navy ship named in milks honor humphries, lindsey ford reports. >> 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 it 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 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 have 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 put into the cause small businesses and 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. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. what we know about a proposal to create a tax haven in the east bay. >> and beautiful conditions across the bay area. we are looking at. willing spend for a couple of days. then things get a pop i'll tell you all about it. coming up weather.

>> all right. welcome back. 9.43. this morning. a live shot outside at court tower at san francisco. just gorgeous. blue skies out there. i love this shot because you see the blue skies. you see telegraph you'll use even leaves rustling ever. so gently in the breeze is it's a beautiful san francisco day. >> and you know what? the safe breath taking shot from sutro tower. you see the status is low gray flat stratus. you can just see the towers of the golden gate bridge. now the

bridge actually the towers. i 746 feet rise from from the ocean so we can now calculate that the stratus is about 740 feet high right now. so we're seeing if you look at the golden gate bridge itself trying to see the towers, finally, you see little tiny bit of the bottom of the tower, but the status is still really strong. there, but it's not strong everywhere. we have blue skies in san jose. so easy to find blue skies. you just head inland, eight? he's right along the coast were pretty socked in now as we start to head to mid day, the clouds that are in the end have pulled back toward the coastline. we're in for a beautiful sunny afternoon until the clouds and fog return once again pushing right through the golden gate, pushing right toward the east bay. and then we head toward sunset at 8.35. and it's going to become more widespread. we head toward sunrise at 5.50, tomorrow morning. wow. it's just all the way across the bay area and even stretching

up towards sacramento. so it's very interesting pattern. now, yesterday we saw temperatures way below normal concord, 19 degrees cooler that it typically would be this time of year and 70 in santa rosa. so chilly chilly yesterday. we're going to make things much warmer today. now in san francisco will stay upper to mid 60's. 68 degrees in the mission and at the beaches, beautiful weather pushing low 60's to mid 60's. so beautiful in half moon bay at 63 degrees peninsula will go to low 70's 70 in brisbane as you start to head further south, we go for 83 in palo alto now. remember yesterday it was 69 degrees in san jose. we get to 87 today. well, what a jump in temperatures. and yesterday some much cooler conditions all the way across the bay area, especially the east bay. 93 in pleasanton today. look at these jump in numbers. concord yesterday, it was 70 degrees. now, 91. that's my forecast high for today. what

a difference. 89 fairfield, 91 yacht bill santa rosa. it was 70 yesterday. 85 today point re. 71 stinson beach 65. so what a beautiful spell of weather with to reflect way to end the month june and head into july. you'll notice a slight dip in temperatures for a few days. there as we head into tomorrow into monday and then we'll start to warm things up. midweek. we're going to go for a bit of a warming trend. it won't last that long but all have much more coming up tomorrow. enjoy your day today. stephanie. >> it's the 4th of july holiday is right around the corner. and this morning we're showing you some recipes. sure to bring up the hungry patriots in your home. joining us live now in studio is leslie dabney also known as the vineyard mom. >> leslie, good morning. good morning. thank you for having me. yeah, always a joy to have you in studio. you're going to spark some inspiration for us yes, i'm so excited. i love the 4th of july. it's a great holiday. it's a great food

holiday to absolutely. and i love the fresh fruits and vegetables that are out right now. so why not celebrate that? while we're celebrating our country? do it. we'll do that. so. most of us are either going some place and we have to bring a side dish or were hosting. some of these dishes are great for either one. so whatever you have to do, i know a lot of us are going to have our hamburgers and our hot dogs. that seems to be the the american thing to so if you already have your hot dogs and hamburgers may be some checkin. these are the perfect side dishes that will cover all of your favorite. this is there. so we're going to start with a red, white and blue berry coleslaw. about i just that my head, ok, i know it's a fun one and it's delicious because it has a lot of delicious components that i think are fresh and fun. we're gonna start off with our shredded. cabbage has shredded mind. but of course, you can get it at the store already done for years. so that's ok.

the next thing we're going to add to make it the red is got some crunchy onions map that's going to be our threat. >> but we're going to little more read. would you like to at the bacon? there we go. bacon is always fun to have in any type of style. and so i have some crispy bacon. i'm also going to add some chopped pecans little more crunch and flavor. and before i at the blueberries, i'm gonna add my sauce here, which is something i like to do myself. nationally by it. this is am a's a little at apple cider vinegar and some sugar. very, very calm and use of a u.s. coast lot dressing. so i mean at at that to the salad, i'm going mix it and i'm going to get it coated really well. and you can make this salad a little advance couple of hours. it will just get better as the dressing goes on it and then here comes the blueberries. i like to put that in towards the end. so we don't break them ice, fresh

blueberries. go to your farmers market. they are absolutely phenomenal. so much flavor. and then i like to save just a little bit of these because for crunch again at the end. so okay, there we go. perfect to up to a picnic or even just to put make ahead of time. leave it in the refrigerator. love all the colors to great texture with the contests. i love this one. but if you want to do another summer favorite corn corn on the cob? absolutely fantastic. this time of year. so i already have my corn on the cob and we're going add this make this kind of a celebration of a lot of color and texture. so how have you help me make this one well? so we're going to at some cucumbers and their 10 for some crunch. i'm also going to add some red onion because i really like the red that it's a little more mild just a regular onion. >> we're going to at some tomatoes, if you can add the tomato. yeah, and i'm also

going to add a little bit of feta cheese. i love is yes, time we can have some sell at a she's x, i'm not. and then this stressing is just a little bit of extra virgin olive oil. some fresh lemon juice and a little bit of comment just to add a little bit of extra flavor. you don't need a lot for this one because they're so much flavor and texture and that we're just going to mix this together. and this is another one you can make this in the morning ahead of time and then bring it to wherever you're going or just bring it out at the last minute. but look at the color, the texture, the crunch totally celebrating everything that's great about summer. yes, i love that. so these are 2 great salads. but how about some dessert? always have room for dessert us so i know a lot of us like to have cupcakes, but i do. we really want to warm up the oven and have mentioned hot. so i made

no big lemon cheese cakes and meanwhile fa why not, right? right. so filling and this is just cream. cheese condensed milk and a little bit us all feel that a sugar just a little bit. and i let it set up in the refrigerator for a couple hours. so you want to make this a little bit earlier in the day and now we're going to decorate it with again, some more summer fruit. i made some blueberry and raspberry sauce and it's just something i put on the stove. okay. with a little bit of water. a little bit of lemon juice and some sugar got it. that's it took 5 minutes to make great so that we're going to decorate ares. you have blueberry sauce and hat. some beautiful raspberry sauce. and i'm just going to kind of make a little bit of a design on that. okay. >> just goes get as creative as you want fun and it's delicious and it's good for a little bit. but all the

options you've brought us today. i mean, it just feels like i wouldn't feel guilty not. well, we're going to have some whipped cream. we're going a little bit. small individual ones. yeah, i'm going out alone with cream and i'm going to decorate my with a little bit of more berries. >> and even though i didn't put blueberries and mine for the color, i'm gonna put some blueberries and a brass. perry that's just make so fast. f and of course, alex. okay. and then of course, you're going to have your wine to go with everything. yes, and i'm going to say if you're going to do the hot dogs hamburgers, how about a nice lighter red wine, a but if you want to go for white, i love to get my guests options. >> a sauvignon blanc, very cool, refreshing, especially when it's warm. those will go great with all of these recipes. wonderful. thank you so much. lead emmy, the vineyard for joining us with these great ideas. thank you. and happy 4th of july. happy 4th. we'll be right back.

>> all right. there's a push to create a new tech city on alameda point, but it would require an order from president trump to actually happen. organizers behind the so-called frontier valley say the new city would be hyper focused on developing artificial intelligence and robotics technology. alameda point was chosen for its proximity to san francisco and its location on federal land, meaning less red tape for approvals executive order

would be needed to make this a reality. the people behind frontier valley have drafted one on their website for consideration. very curious story. might their task isn't that? we can talk about that for a long time. very interesting. you tax well, in terms of the weather we're in for just beautiful spelling. whether the 7 day forecast is showing a slight dip in temperatures for a few days. >> today's hot. but then wednesday, that's our hottest day of the next 7 days as we wind up the month of june and head toward the month of july. can't believe fast this year is flying, but we're in a very lovely weather weather pattern. that's oh, so common around here. it's low clouds and fog in the morning. it burns off by midday. we'll do it over and over again this week and next week and frankly, perhaps all the way through till mid july or so. so we'll see subtle variations. we'll talk about temperatures in cloud cover and winds and all that. but no big surprises so far. all right. thanks so much, kathy, and you for joining us here on the kron 4 weekend morning news. we're back here bright and early tomorrow morning at 07:00am to see you then.

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