>> right now on the kron 4 morning news. president trump says his administration is working on creating temporary passes for immigrants in certain industries. plus, ucsf children's hospital workers in oakland call off their strike them. and the oakland airport is once again trying change its name. kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> news at 6. >> good morning. thank you hor joining us here on the kron. 4 morning news on this monday morning. i'm james fletcher rain. are in for darya this morning? we're talking about one more day in july begins to it's insane to think about john that tomorrow. july's it's was. so while the like peak summer, right, and we're right on the cusp of it. i mean, it did feel like it the

past few days. it was hot inland here in the city for pride. it was pretty comfortable out that direction. >> today is actually going to be one of our cooler days of our forecast to close out june before we warm things up into the start of july, just around the corner. let's start with your view at san jose. nice clear morning. you can see the sunshine for some of our further inland spots in the south bay little cloud cover up north and out along the coastline. that will become less of a thing as we do move into the 2nd half of the day. 50's for most of our current temps do right now. dublin, whatever only spots in the low 60's while berkeley at 53 along the san francisco. so what does the rest of the day have to offer up? we'll see plenty of sunshine towards the afternoon. day time highs reaching the 80's inland 60's and 70's along the bay shore. that was kate. you roll out here. bay bridge commute 14 minutes while that san mateo bridge it well, the richmond, sandra fell 11 and the golden gate bridge is going to be about 20 minutes. all right, 601, is the time. let's get to

the big story this morning. president trump is once again changing course when it comes to immigration enforcement the president says he's going to give hotel and farmworkers a temporary past. we've. >> all we're doing hornet live in san francisco with the latest on that. joey? >> and guys, this is just the latest development on this ongoing issue here of going back and forth on immigration the president now saying he'll get a temporary pause to those who work on farms or work for hotels as well. making that announcement on fox news channel's sunday morning. futures over the weekend. this is a again temporary. he says the purpose is to give employers more control when it comes to their staffing, deported. trump says he wants to support farmers to give them more control over the situation. he points out it's hard to find people who want to do hard labor in the field. >> it's a problem in both sides of the thing. i'm the strongest immigration guide that there's ever been but i'm

people work. so we're going to work right now. we're going to work is so that some got temporary pass where people pay taxes with a farmer can have a little control. >> video showing officers chasing down this farm worker in california went viral earlier this month. the president said immigration arrests are hurting both the ag industry and the hospitality industry and that did lead to a short pause on arrests a couple of weeks ago. but the administration flip flopped a few days later and voters are thom hartmann said that ice would continue to target farms and hotels. so this is another change back then, a spokesperson for the golden gate restaurant association told us, quote, we are encouraged to read about the recent change in federal policy until there's a clarity regarding ongoing actions, there will continue to be a high degree of stress in our

community. so the administration going in circles here in this latest turn gives a break to those who fill jobs that are hard for folks who want to do it. a lot of cases. the california farm bureau meanwhile saying that if the rest of farm workers were to continue, that could drive up prices at the grocery store. it's unclear at this point how long this pause will last when it really starts back to you. all right, tony, thank you for that. >> 603, is the time. also in the news today, a strike involving health care workers at ucsf benioff children's hospital in oakland is now coming to an end. union leaders called it off on sunday. this after a federal judge denied that request for an injunction that would have stopped ucsf health care from proceeding with its integration plan. so this is video of workers striking earlier this month. the hospitals integration plan includes canceling union contracts and making workers there at oaklands hospital direct ucsf employees. now

union leaders say the plan actually cuts pay for employees, their children's hospital, oakland and their affiliated clinics. but ucsf officials say the move supports the hospitals long term growth plans. workers at plan to be on the picket line on sunday. and today, despite a strike ending, though, the national union of healthcare workers says they will continue to fight this in court. ucsf integration plan to set to go into effect on july 6th. well, a dispute brewing now between blue shield of california and uc health. san francisco is largest medical center and it could disrupt healthcare for 10's of thousands of bay area. residents. that's if a negotiation isn't reached by july 10th city attorney david chiu and supervisor matt dorsey recently sent a letter urging blue shield to keep uc health in network meaning to keep providing services at pre negotiate a discount rates. they warned that cutting ties in the middle of the year could threatened care and breached contracts. talks are still ongoing. but if a new agreement isn't reached, ucsf

health, including ucsf medical center and ucsf benny off children's hospital. san francisco and oakland. well, they'll be out of network now for blue shield of california. members. >> in selling into 2 people actually been displaced after a fire broke out at their home 7 on him avenue early sunday morning. fire officials say thick black smoke and flames could be seen coming from the home's roof. there are no reported injuries at this time. the famed pink triangle was taking down. a san francisco wrapping up pride weekend. organizers estimate on twin peaks earlier this month for the 30th consecutive year. founder patrick carnegie. let for for that removal with the help of volunteers. >> it's one of the most gratifying parts of triangle involving people that brings out there probably been 10,000 to 12,000. people over that 30 years who have helped and israeli so beautiful families from far and wide. bring your children in from livermore from iran to make people one-on-one and to learn about

the holocaust. >> older lowell to pink triangles are actually are, people by the nazis. now it serves as a reminder to stay vigilant and uphold lgbtq rights. early this month, a man was actually arrested for vandalizing the pink triangle damaging. 26 tarps. carney says they kept the defaced charge to send a message. >> and it was vandalized about 2 weeks ago. i mean vandalization here because the sent a powerful message. that's why the team trying to here in point out to discrimination. but if it gets vandalized, you sort of fallen gets into the mess with. >> the triangle is going to be stored until next year's pride month. >> pride parades filled the streets across the county country really on sunday in denver, we had new york and chicago as well as you can see here with thousands of people showing up to celebrate, love and identity and equality. the event marked the grand finale of pride month across the country.

>> back in the bay area for the 55th year. san francisco transform into pirates. celebration of pride living history, hope and activism. we also heard from congress, lindsey ford who is talking about what happened. yes, she says this year's events where more than just a party for many, they >> powerful call for love and equality. >> is resists yeah. >> a copy from i from glitter and rainbows to activism in unity. san francisco once again showed why remains a beacon for the lgbtq+ community worldwide. i look everything. everything from for friends, jesse and i was sondra pride means being yourself. there's no here we are. we are here. you can be you are. you can express your coming from las angeles crews behrmann and her friends breath asked to culture dip, right? it doesn't matter whether we come from latino backgrounds, any type of record salinity. and even the pride concept that everyone

it's part of this human race. so this is why we're here today. a turnaround for the past. you know, kitty, who's dressed up in drag tells us what your favorite part about friday the fact that people get to see me is what the most important thing is i'm so self-absorbed. i love it, but also a to like the. >> like ourself and like just unapologetically need get to be a 7, o yes, no shame. no shame. no show. even though the community grand marshal for san francisco pride. you know, butler says trans disability is more important than ever. >> we're going to fight for all of our rights as long as we have aaron out on. a lot in our body and the ability to use our voices. and honey, mahogany and activist politician in drag performer echoing the same sentiments think trans people are just like everybody else. we just want our human rights. we want our rights as outlined under the constitution. we want people protections.

>> found was obama. level on another. there is a lot of there's been a lot of stress and anger and fear over the last several months. but well, today, i think we're reminded the importance of joy and the importance of celebration and the immense power that we have as a community. when we come together in san francisco, lindsey ford kron, 4 news. >> 609 is the time. and in its second attempt, oakland international airport now is pushing to change its name again to include san francisco moved stirring. controversy once more. yeah girl was will tran is live in oakland with more on that will learning. >> well, right now it's still called oakland international, but they want to change it and they will decide on july 10th and even then as foam, i still get the final word. in fact, they have the word right now because they blocked the attempt to have san francisco

oakland international, that being the name they said to the judge. no, no, no, that we confuse people and the judge agreed back in november, which is why over the weekend, oakland international decided why don't we go ahead and start with oakland, san francisco bay international. get a chance to talk to some travelers this morning. here's their reaction to the name change again. they said facts, san francisco plan. >> bay area airport, but it would have been less confusing because i do think other people internationally may not know to let out. i'm really hoping that stays in business. it's great for the spate people. >> according to the port of oakland, they wanted to put san francisco bay first because there was a lot of confusion and they wanted people to know that oakland was in the bay area. san francisco being, of course, the marquis de city in the bay

area. but sfo sued saying, wait a minute, that would cause confusion with sfo and a judge agreed. and by the way, san francisco international, as i mentioned, might still have the final word. yes, they're pleased that san francisco is not the first word, but they say it's the second words which might still cause a lot of confusion. back to the i could see we'll see how it all plays out. will thank it is 6.11 still ahead on the kron. morning news. a new immigration scam apparently targeting vulnerable families will tell you what officials say. you need to on the lookout for. >> plus, a promising changes on bart. why your next ride might feel a lot different.

6.14, is that i'm here for things to know today. if you plan on celebrating independence day, just remember, fireworks are illegal in most parts of the bay. >> but people can still buy safe and sane fireworks in some select places. sales started this weekend. some pop-up stands in dublin pacifica, san bruno, newark into soon city firework sales come to union city on july. first. that's tomorrow. the santa clara vta is working to keep its part expansion plan on track in the place of a nearly 1 billion dollar budget gap. the bts board of directors approved plans to search for a different contractor. among other changes, aiming to bring down costs. the project was awarded 100 million dollars in grants from the state transportation board. construction has already started transit experts say so far they're seeing support from government officials and commuters can expect to pay a bit more for your next cal train ride starting tomorrow on july.

first rates are going to go up. $0.25 to a new total of $4. and for eligible discount, rider fares will go up $2. caltrans says delayed a $0.50 base fare increase back in 2023 to try to avoid discouraging riders from getting onboard during post quarantine recovery. and it's almost that time again for san francisco. corpse flower to bloom. the plant named chanel is expected to bloom within the next 10 to 14 days at the conservatory of flowers. it does not smell like chanel perfume. however. got a deep burgundy color. and when it does bloom, it releases a pretty stinky described by many as a rotten fish or garlic or decaying meat type smell. it's a short odor, however, because once it blooms, the smell will go away within 48 hours. it's a very small window for you to line up and catcher with. >> happening today if he sees a spoke in the north, they don't be alarmed because santa

rosa fire, they are conducting training fires in southeast santa rosa, les to oakmont area today and wednesday, whose plan to burn about 6, 9 acres between 09:00am and 04:00pm. if weather allows the schedule burns work to provide critical hands-on training for first responders. and as the weather warms up in summer celebrations heat up ahead of 4th of july. responders want you to know some water safety tips, ok? so whether you're swimming boating, got to be aware of the warning and the high tide. >> or strong currents keep a light jacket on. stay repair. just in case. and if you do get caught in a rip current, don't fight it. just swim parallel to the shore and tread water. all set of these. also beware of those sneaker waves. >> swimmer, professional storm or professional surfer. >> we've rescued all of from ocean beach from our coastline. we recommend that you go to a lifeguard protected beach rather than san francisco beach. if you

want to go in to swim the closest beach to san francisco as stenson beach in warren county for by protection. >> as a fire crews often response off when pets or people going over the rocks, the public is urged to stay aware and call 9-1-1. don't attempt to rescue people yourself. >> as the temperatures of this week, that definitely all stuff to keep at the front of your mind as we do see temperatures that will make you maybe want to dip your feet in the water a little bit this morning. it's just are dipping their feet in the fog here from see church tower. you can see. >> just how bleak it to the city. isn't that low grade this morning? pretty patchy, though. most of us are actually seeing a solid dose of sunshine already. and a sea breeze today is going to keep our temperatures even inland at their coolest. we're going to see them. if we zoom out across the region, you can see the big picture set up here. low pressure area situated to the south. this low is resulted in a little bit of lift so we should see less gray into the afternoon. but

it's also resulted in some unsettled weather. not so much for the bay area, but to our north. we have the potential of some dry lightning strikes this afternoon and into tomorrow afternoon. that includes the northern sierra and the northern coastal range is mostly north of clear lake itself. these areas will be under red flag warning starting at 11:00am this morning all the way through tomorrow evening. so something to note, especially just to the north of the bay area, 60's for your highs in the city today. we've got 60's at the coast, too elsewhere in the bay. it's 70's to 80's for most of our highs with a few 90's mixed in. we're going to see a lot more 90's just around the corner. so today, by comparison, is your cooler feeling one, even though still absolutely livermore and pleasanton at 90 degrees today. same in concord while berkeley, richmond oakland in the upper 60's inland areas of solano county, like vacaville reaching into the mid 90's while santa rosa at 77 for your high. let's look ahead in next 7 days. tomorrow's temperatures a little warmer

on average and wednesday will be ever so slightly. the warmest day, at least for inland areas. 4th of july is in sight now and friday looks to be a good one for getting outside and enjoying the holiday with the fan, all right, john. >> about 14 minutes. stay here. while you're cemetery bridges at 13 year, richmond center fell 14 and the golden gate bridge. 19 minutes. >> back to the headlines now 6.19 plan to bring solano county sheriff deputies into filet o to ease police staffing shortages is now in limbo. that's a lot of county board of supervisors delayed a vote until july 22nd despite emotional pleas from the layer residents and its leaders, the agreement would have sent 25 deputies to parts of toledo aiming to cut response times in half. but union pushed back patrol car delays and retirement system warning have thrown the plan into doubt. now, just months before it was set to launch in january of 2026. police officials have

not yet said how long they expect this delay to last. well, police officers are investigating a shooting that injured a 38 year-old man saturday night. officers responded just before 09:00pm to terrace view avenue where they found the victim with at least one gunshot wound. he was taken to the hospital. he is expected to survive. police are now asking anyone with information on what happened to please reach out. >> santa rosa police arrested 42 year-old man saturday after he allegedly fired a modified shotgun inside his apartment. the blast went to a wall, but luckily it didn't hurt anybody. police are saying it. jonathan saint john, who was onrobation and also barred from having weapons tried to but he was later caught. the search of his home turned up a homemade pistol knives, suspected fentanyl and even a grenade. he's now in jail on multiple charges with bail set at $31,000. in sonoma county. one person is dead after a crashed into a tree. this happened saturday night really close to midnight on river road. your fellows park road.

it's unclear what caused the driver to collide with that tree. the crash is still under investigation. >> well, in the south bay pedestrian now is being treated for life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car saturday in san jose. it happened around 06:30am in the morning. the woman was struck by a sedan while walking near west taylor and spring streets. the driver called 9-1-1 to take her to the hospital and stayed on scene with police. no update yet on that woman's condition. meanwhile, in the north bay, thanks to advancements in dna technology, the nevada police department was able to identify 3 suspects. now in the 2017 unsolved rape case. officers arrested 2 suspects identified as 33 year-old gilson de leon gamal san first sandra fell and 27 year-old miguel cruz ravelo of nevada. the 3rd suspect identified as 30 year-old fernando mendoza. cruz of nevada is still at large. officials believe that mendoza cruz is living in central california. a warrant is now out for his arrest.

we're going to take a break. it's 6.22, but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news lawmakers pushing president trump's budget philly, dc while bay area protesters are rallying. >> over proposed cuts in that field to medicaid and science in the south bay. meanwhile, after the break, think your fitness trackers giving you the full picture. well, a new study says maybe not into details o that coming up in a details o that coming up in a minute.

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fire department says it happened around 5 saturday afternoon on green street in the city. is russian hill neighborhood crews used ladders to rescue the person. officials are not sure how high can fill that sfpd is investigating. >> well, many people use fitness trackers to see how they're doing with their workouts. but new research shows that that data may not be accurate for people with obesity. study published in scientific reports says the current algorithms that record various workout data were made for people who are not obese. researchers say things like walking stride and speed and energy burner different in people with excess weight. the team from northwestern university says it's developed a new algorithm that enable smart watches to monitor and obese person's exercise activity with 95% accuracy. and they're hoping to build that into a nap after more testing. all right. we're going to take a quick break here at 6.26. but still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, the boundaries welcoming the seattle storm to a

star-studded game. >> sports reporter aaron wilson will break it all down for us. 6.28. is the time and

at the half hour, let's get a check of the weather as we're waking up on this last day a lot going to be traveling already this week, john, for the 4th of july morning, i think there's a lot of us will have this week off, maybe doing those summer vacations and >> if that's you, we've definitely got that summer feel here in california. temperatures are going to be on the warmer side today will be by comparison. one of the cooler winds compared to the rest of the week. let's start with a look outside from the top of mount tam blanket of clouds pushing in from the

coastline. that's pretty limited. actually. you do have it in the north bay couple spots in the east bay hills and out along the coastline. it's very foggy out that direction. sunshine really prevails for everyone except for the immediate coastline into the afternoon. temperatures right now are mostly in the 50's oakland at 54 dublin at 60 degrees. that's f at 53 to get the morning started. now the afternoon we will see a lot of 80's inland, a few low 90's. but nice, sunny skies as those temperatures do warm up right now. all eyes on let's get you moving out. their favorite 14 minutes. while you're san mateo bridge is at 13. that richness infill is at 14 and they're going 8 bridge going to be 19 minutes. >> 6.30, is the time the u.s. senate is expected to vote on president trump's tax bill after the debateu over the weekend. most republicans are trying to pass the president's bill but not all of them on board. we have washing correspondent basil john with a look at that. >> the mega bill is filled with president donald trump's second term priorities and

senators are gearing up for a vote. a over the weekend senators debated president donald trump's big beautiful bill. the tax bill the president wants to see on his desk by july 4th. hallelujah. it's taken a while for us to get here. south carolina republican senator lindsey graham praised the bill and touted the congressional budget office's latest estimate and which the bill would save more than a half a trillion dollars. you will. >> over the next 10 years, reduce the deficit. 507 billion dollars. the cbo not make. senate democratic leader chuck schumer brought his own similar looking sign. >> claiming the bill adds to the federal deficit. here's what his chart should have. looked like. 4.0, 5, 4, 5 trillion dollar deficit explosion. legislation helps pay for increased spending on border security, defense and energy production by making cuts to health care. in nutrition programs, vermont senator bernie sanders fears the bill will make hospitals

in rural areas suffer with make massive cuts to medicaid. many of them are going to shut down. not be able to reply the level services they today, but not all republicans are on board. one watt tell 663 1000 people. >> and 2 years or 3 years when president trump breaks his promise bought pushing them off of medicaid. north carolina senator thom tillis condemned the legislation and says his colleagues are rushing for a deadline. what's wrong with actually understanding what this bill does? amendment after amendment will be considered and if the senate passes the bill, we'll go back to the house with the changes that were made reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> as lawmakers are in dc they are working to try to pass president trump's budget bill. and 4ere in the bay area, dozens of people protested that bill because it could impact things like medicaid and funding for science with crop was jack moment with a

closer look. >> standing right outside the tesla showcased in stanford shopping center sunday. it's a convenient place and also must have a lot to do with doge dozens posting signs and chanting against the recent budget. the trump administration is trying to pass through lawmakers this week. >> to as upset over proposed cuts to health benefits and grants for research in the latest republican backed budget. we are protesting >> big bad budget bill and the horrible cutbacks and medicaid and also to aca. carol peyser helped organize the protest and says that the cuts go through, people will suffer once people on medicaid are cut off medicaid, they won't get their primary that they don't get their primary care wait until they're really, really sick and they'll be showing up emergency runs, flooding it like during covid according to news nation. if the current proposed budget is

passed, it will cut spending on medicaid by more than 900 billion dollars over the next decade. whether you're rich or poor, this is going to affect us all. so we all need to care the crowd and then walked through the shopping center catching supporters, phones and stairs. >> the protesters hope that by walking through the stanford shopping center able to educate some people on how they feel about the recent budget proposal by the trump administration made negatively impact some people. >> now we're at the point where if we can get, you know, 10, 2030, with each thing that we do and then they even amplify it. i think that's important the canty says she just hopes some of them were. listen, i yeah, i feel very passionately that this is a very dangerous type, either way back to tesla with some tension with employees.

>> a lot of jet moment kron, 4 news. >> 6.34 is the time north carolina senator thom tillis says that he will not seek reelection next year. and that's just a day after he publicly announced his opposition to president donald trump's bill. senator tillis is now speaking out against the bill saying that it will hurt americans slamming the gop ease proposed medicaid cuts. >> when you rush a bill and you don't think through the implementation, you don't get it right. and saw hope that my colleagues recognize it's half banked. >> it's another reason why we should go back to the house. mark, get medicaid, right? so i could come on the floor and tell my colleagues on the other side of the aisle while they're wrong on all the attributes of the house. mark while they are wrong on some of their characterizations of the tax bill. and while they will be wrong energy policy, that makes sense.

>> starting this morning, senators are set to kick off a series of unlimited amendment votes on the nearly 1000 page. well, barry poet is using his voice now to inspire young minds and now his talent is taking him far beyond the local actually got a chance to catch up with the artist known as poppy grande and how he's inspiring the next generation. >> i have a dream today. is it just me? >> bay area native and spoken word artist coffee grand days, taking his poetry to the national he said it to the bigfoot poetry festival, july 9th through the 12th in portland, oregon, representing the bay area with his unique voice raw hoopsession finally walking. >> friends and family alike asking how are you? knowing they just want say good. it

continued walking. give nightmares. wonder he's been writing for 13 years before me for the last 3. but it's more than just poetry through his nonprofit bay area created. >> grant date brings professional artists into classrooms, teaching kids how to find their voice. >> i am a. >> spoken word, po we all have talents and we all shine super bright. and so when they see me on that stage and within see themselves a city with that trophy, only those the okay, i can do that, too now. he's fundraising for his trip with the release of his debut book. >> of identity a collection of poems inspired by people. conversations in life's not the whole krause hardaway. after the hardest days with over 440 performances under his belt, run day is building a movement one borough, one stage, one student at a time. to learn more about bobby

grande in his debut book identity off the stage. >> welcome inside. head over to his website. we've actually got that right and the screen right there. >> 6.37 is the time and some good news for bart riders. the transportation agency is reporting that service is actually been cleaner safer and busier this last quarter, bart says weekday ridership is climbing would weekend ridership has seen a big jump as more families now are hopping on trains to head to various events. bart says this change is thanks to its safe and clean plan, which brings more police presence on board the trains and the stations in its latest quarterly report, bark reports crimes against riders are down. robberies have been cut in half. and bart says even more fare evasion is down as well. thanks to those new gates. they've been installing they've installed 40 in can stall them in 40 stations so far by years. and they hope to have all 50 part stations with these new fare gates. the santa clara vta, meanwhile, is

working to keep its part extension plan on track in the face of a nearly 1 billion dollar budget gap. the beaches board of directors approved plans to search for a different contractor among other changes that they aim bring down costs. the project was awarded 100 million dollars in grants from the state's transportation board. construction has started and transit experts say so far they're seeing support from governor. i actually say from various government officials. >> commuters, you can actually expect to pay just a little bit more for your next county, right? starting tomorrow, july 1st rates go up. 25 to 4 bucks for eligible discount. rider fares go up to $2. countering delayed about a $0.50 base fare increase back in 2023 to avoid a scourge of either some getting on board. this is during their post quarantine recovery. let's go look at sfo. a live look as aaa is telling us, we are officially in the july 4th travel period. sfo officials dissipate nearly 2 million travelers over the next 2 days. thursday being

the most busiest, according flightaware. right now, there are 37 delays, 3 cancellations also tracking flights in the east and south bay. so oakland, international delays, no cancellations while san jose international, 6 delays and no cancellations. there's keep that in mind traveling. all right, 6.39 is the time. and a new survey just ranks san francisco as the 4th best city. >> to celebrate the 4th of july, the study focused on which cities offer the most fun and affordable celebrations analyzing factors like average 3 star hotel prices and how clear the skies are local print schedules and events and things like that. even average transportation times from airports into the city. they they went pretty deep. the top 5 cities included new york city. seattle, san francisco and las vegas, nevada. well, if you do plan on celebrating independence day, don't forget, fireworks are illegal in most parts of the bay area. people can still buy safe and sane fireworks in some places.

butcthat's a pretty small area. sales started this week at pop-up stands in dublin pacifica, san bruno, newark and sassoon city firework sales for union city will start up on july. first, here's a finally a way to watch the flowers. as for the july tune into kron four's. >> work special. we are area all the best fireworks shows across the bay area and it's hosted by noelle bellow and dan thorn. plus, there's a special performance from the pittsburg high school marching chauvin july. 4th live starts at 09:00pm on the kron 4 and the crown for plus smart tv app. still ahead, robots goals. >> and if the white well, first soccer match kicks off with some surprises. and after break, rare and smelly spectacle about to unfold in san francisco. what locals plug in their noses. we'll be right back.

>> 4 things know today is strike involving health care workers ucsf benioff children's hospital. oakland coming to an end, eu leaders called off on sunday. this after a federal judge denied the request for an injunction will that she sought ucsf health from proceeding with and integration plan. the plan includes canceling union contracts, making workers at the oakland hospital directly says employees ucsf center creation plan set to go into effect july 6. we'll plan to bring solano county sheriff deputies into flail all to ease police staffing shortage is in limbo. la county board of supervisors delayed a vote until july 22nd despite

emotional pleas of legal residents and leaders, the agreement would actually send 25 deputies into parts of a a minute, right cut response times in half. but union pushback patrol cars delays in a retirement system. morning have released on that plan into doubt just months before it was set to launch in vallejo in 2026, officials have not yet said how long expected delays to last. if you see some smoke in the north, they don't be alarmed because the santa rosa fire department, they're conducting training fires in southeast santa rosa. this is west of oakmont area today and wednesday whose plan to burn 69 acres until 09:00am and 04:00pm. if weather allows the schedule burns work to provide critical hands-on training for first responders and the same thing triangle taking down in san francisco, wrapping up pride weekend. organizers assembled it on twin peaks earlier this month. this is for the 30th consecutive year. founder patrick carney left for for the removal with the help of volunteers. the

triangle's going to be stored until next year's pride month. >> well, as almost that time again in san francisco where the corpse flower is set to bloom, the plant named chanel, but smells anything like curfew is expected to bloom within the next 10 to 14 days or so out that the conservatory of flowers, once it is fully bloomed, the deep burgundy colors going to reveal and release a very stinky smell described by some as smelling rockfish. sure. gardai like the smell of garlic that some people say it smells like garlic now, again, not decaying beat. yes. some people say it smells like that to which is not great. now, the smell doesn't last long because once it blooms, it only lingers for about 48 hours. and then it's over until next year of all of us here in the studio, johnson when he's actually a great place for day. you know, >> for a bad but it is fascinating. it does indeed smell really bad. >> what we are looking out there from tower down into the

bay. you can see a lot of that low gray that is pushed into san francisco this morning. >> we do have an onshore breeze right now. and that is going to help us out with temperatures inland being among the coolest that will feel them this week. mostly 80's for inland areas still hanging on to a few low 90's for some areas. now, one interesting pattern to behold across the region, low pressure areas actually adjacent to us to the south. now, this is resulting in unsettled of enough conditions that north of the bay area, not for us, but 2 areas to our north. we actually do have the potential of some thunderstorms. now, some of these will come along with rainfall lake county northward, but for most areas, it will be dry. lightning potential. that is actually upping your fire danger in the northern sierra and the northern coast ranges will go into red flag warning territory today at 11:00am for the north coast, not for the bay area itself as we do have our dry skies this afternoon and really no convective potential here locally 60's for your daytime highs in the city as well as at the

coastline. lot of 70's along the bay shore and a lot of 80's for our inland areas. pretty typical summer stuff for your last day of june. today. morgan hill pleasanton and livermore. you'll reach the low 90's along with concord while hayward on up through san leandro in the 70's only 60's from oakland up to richmond while vacaville at 94 benicia at 82 degrees today. santa rosa at 77. tomorrow's temperatures similar to today is wednesday for inland areas will be the warmest one friday for the 4th looks great. sunny afternoon, some morning fog in the mix, though, right? all right. let's get >> a team that's there bridge around just short of 13 average december fell as low 14 minutes and the golden gate bridge is going to be in 19 minute ride. >> all right. 6.48 is the time. an exciting time for california sports fans as the california clasico between the

san jose earthquakes and the la galaxy kicked off saturday stanford stadium dollars that moment as all the excitement there. a quick stands making themselves right at home loud and in your face fund what soccer take center stage. >> at stanford stadium, we're excited. men were fan. daniel diaz walks with his kids a season ticket holding superfan alone. like i said, there were we've been our lives here. you know, i've i've played soccer since i was 7 years old. >> you know, my kid now is starting to play soccer. so so, and this is the closest team for they wouldn't miss. this matchup. san jose quakes versus la galaxy on won the last key california clasico hopefully it's a good game and hopefully, you know, we went.

>> a weekend things. elaine, even the youngest making sure they don't miss a moment as thousands crowd, the stadia allen the nasdaq. to give me >> and even if you're rooting for a team that 6 hours driving distance away and sitting deep in enemy territory on you're welcome here. celebrating one of the best west coast rivalries in all of major league soccer of and it's awesome. it's a dream come true for me and my kid. it's different. jack will. but kron 4 news. >> 6.50, is the time and it's another major breakthrough for artificial intelligence. china hosting the world's first ai-powered robot soccer tournament. that's what you're looking at right there. yeah. equipped with advanced visual sensors. these ai robot soccer players were able to, as you can see well, that's going to

say navigate around the field, kick the ball. sometimes they fell over. and that's when, of course, the stretcher had to come out. so there was that as well. the event served as a preview, though, for beijing's upcoming world human i robot games. they're hosting that in august. ai robots are going to compete in 11 sports, including gymnastics track and field and soccer. all right. >> hey, let's talk about basketball to go to say about bullies were taking on the seattle storm. this is last night and they were clicking on all we're we've got kron. 4 sports reporter aaron wilson with the highlights. >> they were hosting skylar diggins and ago. okay. >> chase, steph curry made his way to chase center as well for this. when you see branded budzinski a loyal loyal fan, it's always there. dawn staley, even making an appearance at this one that's open to those highlights to see why all the stars were out scoreless early in the first morning bill and splits her defenders here. get that mid

race to go to put the bakries on the board for. she had 9 points and 3 rebounds on the night. moments later rejected by buildings here. going to stay out on the break west of the haze that she is downhill. veronica burden wide open in the corner can be slate on veronica bridges go make that good as she does that the same backwards up 7, 0, at the start 2nd quarter. now storm there are 3 won't go pays coast to coast. this time. she's not giving it up. she's going take this one and the contact. she will get the call. we should get the 2 points and to our 21 on the night 2nd half as well. we'll take it when we find 10 it big men lay. she returns after 5 games that she had ms with the giving go to kate martin from deep is good. and the bakries are up 15 with 4 to go in the 3rd martin with 11 on the night. not long after martin with the stale finds burton, she's off to the races burden floating inside and off the glass. that was good. she forces the storm to call a time out in steph curry. watch him. there approves every bit of that. the storm trying to cut into the lead watch this

one. it won't go and caitlin j and will she gets the rebound watch she goes down face big ben lay there on the break. the hope and the hopper to me and the valkyrie is will they go up to win this one big final score? 84 to 57. here's burden after the game. a game plan. you know, we we have a defense that is reliant on trusting one another. and i think we really did that to a t tonight. and obviously we know people's tendency so we try and against those as well. but at the end of the day, >> we rely on this each other and the talk and communications. so we really try to crowd the paint. and i think we executed that pretty well. >> yeah, they executed that. you can tell they trust each other because the way they've been playing. i mean, obviously the game plan is to trust and they've done just that. he's game out there on the court. i'll toss it back to you guys at the desk. aaron, thank you. >> 6.53 is the time we're going to take a break. but coming up in the next hour, some smoke is expected to fill the skies up in the north bay. we're going to find out what areas cal fire is planning to areas cal fire is planning to burn. we'll be right back.

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>> we're back at 6.55. when it comes to staying hydrated, water might not be the best choice. now, according to a new study out of scotland, researchers at saint andrews university found that milk is actually more hydrating than water. they say it's because milk contains sugar, protein and sodium, which helps the body hold on fluids longer. other top high graders include orange juice or hydration drinks like pedialyte. plain water still works, of course. but according the study says it doesn't stay in the body as long as options because you flush right, at those

electrolytes that a lemon laws it is likely that you're going to see a bexar drugstores. >> and big box retailers items in a lot behind glass. things could be changing. hart announced their testing new technology that allows shoppers to unlock stuart shells using a smartphone talking of some louisville, encourage consumers to start shopping back in the stores, its an anti theft solution also being explored retailers like walmart. all right. still ahead, president trump offering and when workers a temporary past. >> lead to certain industries are going to share what industries those are. and then also lawmakers pushed president trump's budget bill d c well, they protesters proposed cuts to medicate science in the south bay. and so still comes alive with color and purpose. how this year's pride celebration became possible. call for a lot inequality. we'll right back after the break. don't go back after the break. don't go in.

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>> right now on the kron 4 morning news. we have president trump saying his administration is working on creating temporary passes for immigrants in certain industries. plus, ucsf children's hospital workers in oakland calling off their strike after a judge rules against them. and the oakland airport once again trying to change its name. the kron. 4 morning news starts now. >> it said. good morning. thank you for joining us here at 07:00am on james fletcher

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