but mayor daniel lurie says by 07:00pm things became violent and laws were broken. the crowd began to shrink. remaining group became violent. 2 police officers were injured. muni buses were vandalized and store windows were broken. the mayor was joined by several city leaders monday, including interim police chief paul. yep, who says 154 people were arrested during the violence, including 6 juveniles, all were cited and released except for one felony arrest when members of the crowd began committing vandalism, destroying property and committing assaults. we declared an unlawful assembly to gain control the situation one firearm was found at the scene that was formed to rally against ice raids and deportations happening across the u.s. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says it will take time to process the hundreds of cases. and i wanted to be clear, we will file charges against those who are committing vandalism, violence and other acts that are criminal in san francisco. according to the interim police chief, about half of those arrested were from outs

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mayor daniel lurie says he is open to eliminating free parking on roads in the park, in order to bring more revenue to balance the budget. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from golden gate park with that controversial proposal. and, jana, i can imagine lots of folks might not like this idea. >> yes, claudine. in fact, the people that we talked to overwhelmingly said that they didn't like this idea. but, you know, as you mentioned, there are actually paid lots that do generate revenue underneath the deyoung museum and the california academy of sciences. but out here, across from the botanical gardens, all of the people who are parking along this road and other roads in the park do not have to pay. and that is something which for some people, they say it's an important and attractive thing that brings them to the park. this went before the parks commission back in february, and that's when they sent it over to the mayor, who said today that he is in favor of looking at new revenue streams, even if this is a controversial topic. every year, people come to golden gate park to enjoy the be

mayor daniel lurie announced a half a million dollars be used for screenings. kron four's rob nesbitt has more. >> the money for the new cancer prevention screening program is coming from mayor daniel lori's proposed budget. the mayor says budget constraints are tight, but that the money was needed to say first responders lives. when firefighters respond to an emergency call, they aren't just putting themselves in harm's way at an active fire. >> they also face long-term health risks. san francisco fire chief team chris been knows this all too well in the past year. we've got to feel girls work predominately this station. who suffered from cancer contracted on the job and on the line of duty from cancer, it's firefighters exposure to toxic substances, hazardous materials that makes them 14% more likely to die from cancer. according to the cdc mayor daniel lurie visit station 2 in chinatown to announce a new cancer screening pilot program for firefighters in the city. we deserve. >> to give every firefighter a fighting chance. and it's about honoring the people

all this comes as mayor daniel lurie is proposing budget cuts to address the city's nearly 800 million dollar deficit. union groups say the proposal would gut city services and be detrimental to san francisco is economic recovery. instead, they're advocating for the city to make cuts to private contracts. the group plans to meet city halls around rotunda will be this afternoon at 01:00pm ahead of the meeting. meanwhile, tomorrow, more than 1300 health care workers at ucsf benioff children's hospital are planning to go on strike. this is all in response to what the year union is calling an illegal plan to cancel existing contracts. this was a previous strike by nurses at the oakland location back in may. they were out there with their picket signs. officials with the national union of healthcare workers says that they plan or the plan would amount to canceling union contracts and cutting pay at children's hospital, oakland and affiliated clinics across the east bay. ucsf officials say the move supports their long term growth plans and aligns employees under a single system. the proposal

san francisco mayor daniel lurie says he is open to eliminating free parking on roads in golden gateng more revenue to balance the budget. ktvu jana katsuyama has more on this controversial proposal. >> every year, people come to golden gate park to enjoy the beautiful grounds, to exercise or visit one of the museums and recreational facilities. but the rec and parks department says with 20 million visits per year, the budget has not kept up with growth. >> so our deficit for the next two years is 16.5 million. >> department spokesperson tamara barrick says that is why they're grateful mayor daniel lurie is supporting a plan to end free street parking and begin charging vehicles. the proposal calls for creating 3100 parking spots on the streets, with a charge of $3 an hour to park. that's expected to generate $4.9 million per year. on thursday, mayor daniel lurie said the city needs new revenue streams. >> we have to find revenue sources to keep our parks safe, clean. it's up for discussion. >> rec and parks commissioner larry mazzola was the only no vote when it came up in a februar

mayor daniel lurie's proposed 4.2 million dollars. civil legal aid cuts, executive director of open door legal adrian, our tom tartan andi says that he will begin his hunger strike tomorrow. he says these cuts could force hundreds into homelessness. adding that he will not eat until this funding is restored. labor and community leaders turned out at that protest last week at city hall demonstrating against the cuts 7.40, right now. and there is a coffee lawsuit. >> that is brewing in the east bay. the u.s. justice department is moving forward. >> with this lawsuit against an oakland coffee house accused of discrimination. federal prosecutors say the owners of jerusalem coffee house on telegraph avenue refused serve to customers because they just played the star of david and the lawsuit alleges that on 2 occasions jewish customers were asked to leave repeatedly and the customers are also told they support genocide and that they were trespassing. >> still ahead this morning on the kron 4 morning news, the golden state about threes sinki

. >> i think people see me as a straight shooter and i really want to see daniel lurie be successful as mayor. i think we the city has enormous challenges still. i worked well with the prior mayor but there's an opportunity now because i think particularly with this new cast of characters people willing to give each other a fair break and try to work together and be collaborative and we need to because we have these challenges from enormous challenges budget federal government there's a lot that you know we're up against. but i think the fact that we do have this potential for collaboration and city hall and an opportunity to look at some of the challenges that we've been struggling with for a long time and maybe approach them in a different way. >> this is a very pivotal moment in our city and i like to say on the rise for sure. i mean, you know, pandemic was one thing. >> we've gone through a lot of this city and now it's time to kind of bring that back up, bring that goal that we know this gold has been here forever. right? and so we're going to do that. >> let's talk about your y

mayor daniel lurie's budget proposal calls for cutting about 1400 positions, most of which are vacantthe unions want the city to tap into its reserves and slash private contracts instead. but the mayor says cuts are necessary to deal with the city's ballooning deficit. >> celebrity chef and longtime food network host anne burrell has died. she was 55 years old. she was best known as the co-host of worst cooks in america. burrell developed a passion for cooking early in life, inspired by her mother's home cooked meals and tv icon julia child. she graduated from the culinary institute of america in 1996 and spent years working in kitchens. she also taught cooking and wrote two cookbooks. her representatives say she died at her home in new york this morning, though they did not share her cause of death. >> president trump is planning to put off the tiktok ban for a third time this year. the social media company is up against a thursday deadline to find a new owner or be banned in the united states. the white house says the president will now give tiktok 90 more days until mid september.

mayor daniel lurie saying demonstrators also vandalized muti a as well. and a police car in broken arrow. bart station is back open now after being shut down over what sparked calls a civil disturbance. i hope that the message is that the american people will not quietly rollover while we have our constitution taken away from us. >> state senator scott wiener posting this morning, quote, las angeles is all the proof you need that this president and his fascist advisors will use any excuse to tear down the rule of law, build a police state and blame it all on immigrants in, quote, as you know, mass deportations are a campaign promise from the president. it's a pd says, quote, individuals are free to peacefully exercise their first amendment rights here and goes on to say that violence, property destruction, other criminal activity will never be tolerated. unclear what those 60 protesters may be facing for charges. but we do know that some of these businesses downtown in the iinancial district have a lot of mess and damage to clean up this morning. protests

mayor daniel lurie even joining in on the festivities to officiate a few lgbtq weddings.tq couples were able to get married here. a big step in the fight for marriage equality. those licenses, eventually voided before same sex marriage was officially legalized. >> it's a great way to start the celebration to get married. >> for carol and gabby, they will be celebrating their union with friends at the pride events this weekend before they have a big party in brazil, where carol is from. today, just one milestone in their relationship with a long future ahead. >> i just want to spend the rest of my life with her. so i think this is like the confirmation that she's the one for me. >> in san francisco, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> congratulations to all the newlyweds. our special program, voices for change, returns this weekend with a brand new episode. we continue our celebration of pride month, including a conversation with the trailblazing mayor of el cerrito. carolyn wysinger is the first black lesbian mayor in california history. plus, we'll spotlight a gay ow

we'll and will you just mentioned rv's and san francisco mayor daniel lurie. >> is taking steps to crack down on rv encampment. the mayor just introduced legislation that would limit how long people can park their rv's. mayor lurie says that rv's are now affecting neighborhoods and posing a threat to safety in the public. so he's got a new plan is part of his breaking the cycle plan that would fine anyone who parks a large vehicle in one spot for more than 2 hours. advocates. however, almost advocates are speaking out against this because they say this measure would end up doing more harm than good. >> these are families that have kids in school in san francisco. these are workers and restaurants and cafes. these are our elders that have lived here their entire lives that are getting priced out. these are, you know, san franciscans that we should care about. recent city data finds that the number of people living in cars has gone up. 37% from 2022. to 2024, they say. >> now they're about 1500 people who live in these vehicles. >> 2 years after closing their massive downtown store, nordst

mayor daniel lurie's budget proposal calls for cutting about 1400 positions, most of which are vacantunions want the city to tap into its reserves and slash private contracts instead. but the mayor says cuts are necessary to deal with the city's ballooning deficit. >> celebrity chef and longtime food network host anne burrell has died. she was 55 years old. she was best known as the co-host of worst cooks in america. burrell developed a passion for cooking early in life, inspired by her mother's home cooked meals and tv icon julia child. she graduated from the culinary institute of america in 1996 and spent years working in kitchens. she also taught cooking and wrote two cookbooks. her representatives say she died at her home in new york this morning, though they did not share her cause of death. >> president trump is planning to put off the tiktok ban for a third time this year. the social media company is up against a thursday deadline to find a new owner or be banned in the united states. the white house says the president will now give tiktok 90 more days until mid september. lawm

mayor daniel lurie addressed the vandalism at another public safety briefing today. >>vandalizing local businesses with hateful language, damaging property is unacceptable. when that happens, law enforcement will take action. >>san francisco police say they arrested 92 people during the protests last night. governor newsom also denounced violence and destruction, saying that people would be held accountable and that behavior would not be tolerated in la. some people were still spotted out in the streets tonight despite a new curfew. mayor karen bass announced earlier today that runs from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., and it applies to one square mile of downtown la. they are trying to stop vandalism and looting with the curfew. >>after the violence that took place last night, 23 businesses looted and just the extensive, widespread nature of the vandalism. we reached a tipping point. >>the curfew will probably be in place for the next few days, officials stressed. nighttime protests are typically happening in a very small portion of downtown la. over in oakland, faith leaders and

mayor daniel lurie said monday night's crowds became even bigger than sunday's mostly calmer, though. well, most of the crowd followed orders to disperse where says to small groups became violent, causing vandalism forcing officers to make arrests. city leaders did set out a warning to that. the right to protest will be protected. but violence will not be tolerated. >> and i wanted to be clear, we will file charges against those who are committing vandalism, violence and other acts that are criminal in san francisco. they're going to have to remove all that paint and the paint all over the windows and it's all over the brick buildings. >> where the mayor says he is in touch with the organizers of the protest working to maintain peace. law enforcement from nearby cities. also on hand last night to support and seth p d police had increased their presence in different locations around town last night. they have since left only seen a couple of them so far in union square this morning, which is your normal about here in this area? it is unclear at this point how many arrests were made ove

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la policía está en busca de los responsableles actualmen, y el alcalde de san francisco, daniel lurie vivienda, servicios y operativos de alcance. la medida también propone permisos temporales para evitar el desalojo de quienes viven en este tipo de vehículos y que reciben ayuda de la ciudad. nos vamos a una pausa, pero al regresar, jóvenes que están esperando hacerse residentes permanentes a través de la llamada visa juvenil, ya no podrán renovar su permiso de trabajo. dicen sentirse en él. y si a usted le gusta la astronomía, mire usted presta atención a esa luna llena que llegará en los próximos días y ojos abiertos, pues le mostraremos cómo esta mujer logra capturar a una serpiente de más de 9 pies. y precisamente hablando de la próxima luna llena, cómo va a estar la nubosidad aquí en el área de la bahía? por supuesto, más adelante les estaré hablando sobre ese pronóstico y los trabajadores de la educación y la comunidad se enfrentarán a la junta de educación del condado de santa clara por supuestos despidos. boom! so munch for you. sounds like someone's got the munchies. is it to

that quote coming from mayor daniel lurie. now, the da's office says it's going to be reviewing arrests and video deciding what charges to file this week. live in the newsroom zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you. in the south bay. hundreds gathered in solidarity with los angeles, demanding ice leave their communities alone. they're calling on mayor matt mehan to join the effort to support union leader david huerta. he was arrested in la and is being charged with federal conspiracy. >> california will sue the trump administration. governor newsom says the president trampled over the state's sovereignty. the president says governor newsom and the state should be thankful for the federal assistance. gloria, these political tensions only escalating. >> they are reggie aqui. california is now taking the trump administration to court over the president's order to federalize the national guard without the governor's approval. a president had not done that since lbj 60 years ago. state leaders say that presiden

an appeal to mayor daniel lurie to prioritize homeless families in his budget plan. supervisor jackie fielder joined the families and members of the group faith in action bay area for a rally on the steps of city hall. they were there to deliver a plan to end family homelessness. they say it includes a targeted $66 million investment that would get families off the streets, into stable housing and on the road to self-sufficiency through the help of an interpreter. a mother at the rally called for long term solutions. >> we know that there are real solutions for this problem. as homeless families, we understand the problem, and we know that shelters are not a permanent solution. but what is a solution is including subsidies for thousands of families in our $66.5 billion budget. >> supervisor fielder has proposed spending $45 million toward housing resources to help end family homelessness. all 33 speed cameras in san francisco are officially up and running today. sfmta is giving drivers a 60 day grace period, only sending warnings before actual tickets go out. startin

mayor daniel lurie announced half a million dollars for cancer screenings was rob nesbitt reports ontiative will work for first responders at greater risk. >> the money for the new cancer prevention screening program is coming from mayor daniel lori's proposed budget. the mayor says budget constraints are tight, but that the money was needed to say first responders lives. when firefighters respond to an emergency call, they aren't just putting themselves in harm's way at an active fire. >> they also face long-term health risks. san francisco fire chief team chris been knows this all too well in the past year. we've got to funerals work, predominately this station. who suffered from cancer contracted on the job on the line of duty from cancer, it's firefighters exposure to toxic substances, hazardous materials that makes them 14% more likely to die from cancer. according to the cdc, mayor daniel lurie visited station 2 in chinatown to announce a new cancer screening pilot program for firefighters in the city. we deserve to give every firefighter a fighting chance. >> and it's about ho

san francisco mayor daniel lurie new selection for planning director is reportedly not sitting well withryone inside city hall. the mayor just named sarah dennis phillips to replace rich hillis, who recently resigned. she is the executive director for the office of economic and workforce development. but according to mission local, during this week's closed door discussion to appoint her, three planning commissioners stormed out early. they later would not comment on why, but mission local also reports that the mayor skipped vetting or even naming other candidates, even though the chapter. the charter calls for at least three candidates to be named in the process. regardless of the controversy, other leaders are calling her appointment a big win for the mayos office. transgender advocates are organizing a rally tonight in response to yesterday's supreme court decision upholding a ban on gender affirming care for trans youth. the event starts at 6 p.m. on the steps of san francisco city hall. the rally is expected to include youth speakers and legal experts defending the rights of the tra

mayor danielle lurie, as well as sfpd, will hold a briefing this morning talking about safety at pride will be there to bring you the latest. guys, back to you. safety is so important with so many people coming out to celebrate. all right. thanks, ginger. well happening today. a top member in the san francisco sheriff's office is scheduled to be arraigned on two misdemeanor charges. richard gia is sheriff paul miyamoto's chief of staff. the charges are hit and run and filing a false police report. according to court records, investigators say in march, while off duty, jue drove his sheriff's vehicle into a parked car totaling the other car and then left the scene. he's now on indefinite administrative leave, with more votes coming in. so far, there's little change in the race to fill the san jose council seat. so far, anthony tortillas leads with 64% of the votes counted and gabby chavez lopez is at 36%. now the next update is later today at 5 p.m. now, this is that special election to fill the district three seat vacated by omar torres, who is now awaiting criminal sentencing. tortill

. >> san francisco's mayor, daniel lurie, was asked about these detentions in a sanctuary city. >> we have been told by federal officials that they have alerted every county to any detainees. we have not been alerted yet. >> abc news confirmed ice made 2368 nationwide arrests on wednesday, numbers that reflect orders from the white house to increase the detentions of undocumented immigrants during a congressional hispanic caucus meeting, state leaders highlighted the new strategies that are being used by ice. >> show up to court for your removal case. it's dismissed. what these individuals do, they walk out of the courtroom immediately. as they walk out of that courtroom, they are rearrested and put into what is called an expedited removal process. >> legal experts are concerned this will lead to fewer undocumented immigrants showing up for their hearings, leading to worse outcomes. >> this is intentional fear mongering that's intended to terrorize our communities. >> we know at least patel's client, along with her two children, are being transported to a family detention center in te

i will be there when mayor daniel lurie and other officials kick off pride month. is at noon, and of course, there are a lot of events happening this month to celebrate pride, including the installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks. san francisco pride organizers are putting out the call for volunteers to help. this will be the 30th year of the pink triangle. it's a symbol of progress made by the lgbtq plus community that goes up every june for pride. they do need 300 to 400 volunteers for this afternoon set up, and for tomorrow's main installation and other events. you can sign up still at pink triangle.com. >> oakland's own kehlani will no longer be headlining a pride block party in san francisco. she backed out of the so sf event, but other big names remain. kim petras takes her place with tinashe and special guest horse girl. the san francisco gay men's chorus is also expected to perform. it's all happening at pier 80. actually, no, that has changed. >> yeah, it's kind of across the street from pier 80 now. i would call it the midway. >> yeah, and june 28

>>mayor daniel lurie says systemic changes are in progress.re doing more on the neighborhood outreach teams to make sure that we get people off the street and into the help that they need. 822 geary has helped us get people stabilized. >>the mayor is referring to the 822 geary behavioral health stabilization center. it opened in april. it's designed to give immediate treatment for those experiencing a mental health crisis so they can be connected to services and shelter. >>we still have a lot of work to do. i am clear eyed about the challenges we are going to work in partnership with community leaders. >>marks thinks solutions for the unhoused must go beyond providing shelter. >>we can't just give them housing and then walk away. and i think that's what's happened time after time. >>however, he doesn't expect systemic changes to happen overnight. >>it's going to take some years to to see the success of these projects. >>but what he has seen is intrigue by first time visitors or by those coming back to the neighborhood for the first time in yea

mayor daniel lurie says the project is part of the city's effort to reimagine what's possible, whilew opportunities for residents, artists and local businesses. it is slated to open next year. >> i wonder how that is going to be, because so far this morning we've talked about $500,000 to rent out disneyland for a date. >> then those 5000. >> 5000 for the fifa world cup. 500 to go to blue net festival. so what's this? 50? >> you know, slap a $5 on it. let me check it out. >> slap a $5. >> and then. >> you want something for. >> $5, you're going to get a penny with a hole in it. that's what you're going to get. >> i want the experience. i want to see it. san francisco, allow me. up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now you can start streaming. >> dream a dream is a wish. your heart. >> me, i know, but you know what? you know how far $5 goes these days. >> you can't even get a cup of coff

again, that statement coming from mayor daniel lurie. now, as for the names of those arrested, sfpd has not released them yet. right now, live in the newsroom. zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> thank you. zach. bay area leaders are denouncing the trump administration's actions toward the la protest. yesterday, congressman sam liccardo joined other elected officials and community leaders from san mateo and santa clara counties, calling out the deployment of the california national guard to la. >> the use of military for domestic law enforcement puts our nation on the precipice of authoritarian rule. i'm outraged by the reckless militarization of response to protests in los angeles. hours after the los angeles police department deemed a protest to be peaceful. >> we'll continue to track the protests across the state, including the actions planned here in the bay area. today, we are updating abc7 news.com constantly. if you have the abc seven bay area app, we'll send alerts when there are major developments you should know about. and coming

they are daniel lurie, an ounce half a million dollars is going to use for cancer screen.orts on how the polio well work for firefighters at greater risk. >> the money for the new cancer prevention screening program is coming from. mayor daniel lori's proposed budget. the mayor says budget constraints are tight, but that the money was needed to say first responders lives. when firefighters respond to an emergency call, they aren't just putting themselves in harm's way at an active fire. >> they also face long-term health risks. san francisco fire chief team chris been knows this all too well in the past year. we've got to funerals work, predominately this station. who suffered from cancer contracted on the job on the line of duty from cancer, it's firefighters exposure to toxic substances, hazardous materials that makes them 14% more likely to die from cancer. according to the cdc, mayor daniel lurie visited station 2 in chinatown to announce a new cancer screening pilot program for firefighters in the city. we deserve to give every firefighter a fighting chance. >> and it

mayor daniel lurie reportedly wants a change of leadership, but s.f. zoo ceo tanya peterson said she has no plans to step down. da lin has the latest on the conservation controversy. >>at the zoo entrance. many visitors say they know nothing about the political infighting or efforts to remove the ceo. they just want what's best for the >>zoo. i know. >>for many young families, the san francisco zoo is a place where kids can learn about animals, explore nature, and burn off energy. that's partly why the bernier family makes a monthly trip from san bruno. >>at least once a month, maybe twice a month. you know, we we love the zoo. we've got a guest pass. we have the kiddos. one and a half to three >>and a half. dad. drew bernier says their positive experience keeps them coming >>back. i've never felt not safe at the >>zoo. but critics argue the zoo is unsafe not just for visitors, but also for workers and the animals they point to. longtime ceo tanya peterson as the problem. the union representing many workers recently voted no confidence in her leadershi

the protests teammate daniel lurie's proposed 4.2 million dollar cut to civil legal aid advocates whoually push over 300 people into homelessness each year open or legal. adrian shandi will start a hunger strike at that event. organizers say the cuts threaten critical eviction defense and housing services for low-income residents. rally starts at 9 this morning. it's a huge week for the san francisco unicorns, the brigade team we played at the oakland coliseum 3 times in the next week starting tomorrow. the team is kicking off the season playing against the washington freedom. the game starts at 6 tickets. start at 35 bucks. this is gonna be the first time cricket has been hosted at the oakland coliseum of the mayor, lilly and majorly cricket to host a joint presser regarding the upcoming season for the new team. san francisco unicorns today. that's at 11, 30. not a great johnny. it's play a close one out of denver. >> could they keep their winning streak sure. hope so. we'll find out in sports. and more transparency and improve air monitoring around the richmond refinery. while detai

mayor daniel lurie saying demonstrators also vandalized muti and a police car and away ball. others are concerned about local businesses here being vandalized and federal employees being threatened. >> don't beat at local people, especially people who work there. i mean, the people who work at ice there are, you know, they're trying to do their job. i work with kids who've been human trafficking victims of human trafficking. and there are people who have done that crime. the people who are being deported. >> pd says, quote, individuals are free to peacefully exercioe their first amendment rights here and goes on to say pilots, property destruction and other criminal activity. we'll never be tolerated. what's unclear what those 60 protesters will be facing for charges. we've reached out to police and we're waiting to hear back on that. meanwhile, lot of cleanup here for these businesses and outside this ice building as well. lots of damage, large windows shattered, for example, at a chase bank here in the financial district because of this protest, another protest is set for t

neil sharp and his now husband, steve hardy, were one of two couples to be married by mayor daniel lurie. the couple has been together eight years and chose this pride weekend specifically to be their wedding date. >> we met online at a time when i think both of us had actually given up on the idea that we would actually meet our life's partner, and from the very first meeting, it became very clear that our lives were meant to be entwined. >> with this ring, i thee wed. >> mayor lurie says the city has been preparing for pride festivities for months and is ready to welcome thousands of people. he tells us he wants san francisco to remain a beacon for the lgbtq community. >> it's true. every single day. it was true when harvey milk stood up and gave people hope. it's true today, and it's going to be true years from now. >> on the streets of the city, the anticipation for one of the biggest weekends in san francisco could be felt everywhere. but perhaps nowhere was that more true than in the castro. >> i feel excitement here all the time. just look around. >> the highlight of the weekend w

mayor daniel lurie and other officials are kicking off pride month.ill be held at noon and there are several events throughout the city this month. but you know that it's a big month. >> yeah. >> today, installation of the pink triangle on twin peaks will start in san francisco. pride organizers are putting out the call for volunteers to help. this will be the 30th year of the pink triangle. it's a symbol of progress made by the lgbtq plus community that goes up every june. about 300 to 400 people are needed for this afternoon set up, as well as tomorrow's main installation and other events. you can sign up to volunteer by going to pink triangle.com. >> oakland's own kehlani will no longer be headlining a pride block party in san francisco. she backed out of the so sf pride festival, but other big names remain competitors, takes her place with tinashe and special guest horse girl. the san francisco gay men's chorus is also expected to perform. organizers also moved the event outdoors. we know tickets are on sale starting at $110. we are exactly a litt

mayor daniel lurie now responding to the violence. good morning everyone. a lot to get to. it's monday, june 9th. >> let's start with the check on the weather. hi, drew. >> hey there. good morning guys. we begin with a fair amount of cloud cover out there. you're looking live from our sfo camera right now. we're getting many reports of drizzle along the coast and across the city this morning. current conditions right now will begin with those temperatures mainly in the mid 50s. as we start your monday, here's a look at future weather. we have a pretty deep marine layer this morning, meaning clouds will be really slow to break down. so even by 8:39 a.m. it is still fairly cloudy out there. as we get closer to noon, we'll see those clouds break down inland first, even around the bay shoreline. at that hour we're still fighting a lot of fog. but into the afternoon we'll keep the coast and much of the city pretty cloudy away from those areas. we do get a lot of sunshine throughout the day. it is breezy too, with winds gusting about 20 to 25mph throughout the afternoon. so a loo

mayor daniel lurie is blaming the damage on splinter groups who became violent after most protesters had already gone home before sunset, however, thousands had gathered for a peaceful protest in the mission district to show solidarity with protesters in los angeles bay area. organizers are trying to stress there will likely be a long road ahead and are asking protesters here to stay peaceful. meanwhile, in los angeles, chaotic new clashes involving authorities and activists angry over ice raids. some of the video from last night shows fireworks going off and people throwing projectiles at police cars. but the protests still less intense than the ones over the weekend. separately, officers made arrests at a protest in santa ana. now, police say that activists threw objects at officers and set off fireworks. president trump is ordering another 2000 additional national guard troops to los angeles. that's in addition to the 2000 already called in, and hundreds of marines who have yet to be deployed. now, that rare move to send military personnel comes as war of words ramp up between gov

today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie and local law enforcement said safety is going to be top of mind. police will be fully staffed through the weekend, with specialized units ready to respond if they're needed. >>>>to all of our residents, visitors, performers, public safety teams and everyone joining us this weekend belongs to you. let's look out for one another and let's celebrate. >sara>while the excitement is definitely growing, the organization behind the event, san francisco pride is facing some pretty tough times. organizers say ticket sales for some of the festivities are down, and notable sponsors like comcast and beverage company diageo pulled out of this year's event, leaving the organization with a deficit. >>>>of about $175,000 short. how many people show up at the event? how many people donate? we still have tickets to sell at sf pride for the grandstands for the parades and city hall party, and the pride pass. and so, you know, if people were to stay home, it could cripple us. >sara>organizers are optimistic about sf pride's future, though, but if they they tell us tha

today, san francisco mayor daniel lurie and local law enforcement said safety is going to be top of mindlice will be fully staffed through the weekend, with specialized units ready to respond if they're needed. >>>>to all of our residents, visitors, performers, public safety teams and everyone joining us this weekend belongs to you. let's look out for one another and let's celebrate. >sara>while the excitement is definitely growing, the organization behind the event, san francisco pride is facing some pretty tough times. organizers say ticket sales for some of the festivities are down, and notable sponsors like comcast and beverage company diageo pulled out of this year's event, leaving the organization with a deficit. >>>>of about $175,000 short. how many people show up at the event? how many people donate? we still have tickets to sell at sf pride for the grandstands for the parades and city hall party, and the pride pass. and so, you know, if people were to stay home, it could cripple us. >sara>organizers are optimistic about sf pride's future, though, but if they they tell us that if

mayor daniel lurie addressed the vandalism at another public safety briefing today. >>vandalizing local businesses with hateful language, damaging property is unacceptable. when that happens, law enforcement will take action. >>san francisco police say they arrested 92 people during the protests last night. governor newsom also denounced violence and destruction, saying that people would be held accountable and that behavior would not be tolerated in la. some people were still spotted out in the streets tonight despite a new curfew. mayor karen bass announced earlier today that runs from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m., and it applies to one square mile of downtown la. they are trying to stop vandalism and looting with the curfew. >>after the violence that took place last night, 23 businesses looted and just the extensive, widespread nature of the vandalism. we reached a tipping point. >>the curfew will probably be in place for the next few days, officials stressed. nighttime protests are typically happening in a very small portion of downtown la. over in oakland, faith leaders and

and the second highest ranking woman in the department's history and san francisco mayor daniel lurier's budget to help protect the health of firefighters. >> $500,000 will be used to pay for cancer screenings for crew members. anyone over the age of 40 who has been with the department for more than 5 years will be eligible exposure of toxic substances and hazardous materials in the job makes firefighters 14% more likely to die from cancer. and that's according to the the san francisco fire department says it has lost 2 crew members to the disease this year alone. >> scott carve out in this budget is going to help them live longer and do their jobs and serve the public and keep the citizens of this great city safe. >> the san francisco firefighters union says the city lost hundreds of first responders to cancer of the years. and this program will make a profound impact on members lives. well, earlier this evening, crews in the east bank put out a 5 acre fire before it spread any further. the flames broke out at the old pittsburgh golf course. crews with the contra costa county fire de

mayor daniel lurie was on hand for part of the day. the officiant the ceremonies yesterday was the 10 year anniversary of the supreme court's decision legalizing same marriage but same marriage in the city actually goes back to 2004 when then-mayor gavin newsom declared it legal. those marriages were ruled invalid, but many credit newsom with pushing the issue to the forefront. still ahead after the flames in the palisades fire came dangerously close. >> the getty villa museum is welcoming visitors back to a major new exhibit. >> we'll have that story coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 11 and after the break, the open airport possibly getting a new name. now the city of san francisco was responding to their latest attempt to add san francisco to their name. >> oakland airport is changing its name again or at least trying to officials have announced plans to change the airport's name to include san francisco. today, the port of oakland announced it would be renaming the airport is oakland, san francisco bay airport. sounds a little fa

mayor daniel lurie helped to unveil the community art piece in the international terminal, and today there are more than 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 100,000 people across the country. that quilt now weighs 54 tons. each panel represents a life, and together, this quilt represents a community. it's coming home to the city where it was born. as travelers from around the world pass through this airport and stopped to look at this quilt, they'll be greeted by a true representation of san francisco's values compassion, acceptance, and courage. the quilt will be displayed at sfo until next year. very moving. starting this weekend. san francisco muni riders. you're going to have to roll with some new service changes. in april, the mta announced 2% service cuts to bridge a budget gap. so as a result, five bus lines will either consolidate or will be scaled back. that includes combining the six haight and 21 haight street lines, with the latter going away entirely. the moves are expected to save about $7 million, and they take effect tomorrow. well, preparing for a busy 4th of july t

francisco mayor daniel lurie is taking steps to crack down on rv encampments. the mayor introduced new legislation. the board of supervisors today. >> it would limit how long people can park their rv's. lurie says rv's are affecting neighborhoods and >> posing a threat to public his new so-called breaking the cycle plan, but find anyone who parks a large car in one spot for more than 2 hours. advocates are speaking out against this measure saying it would do more harm good. >> these are families that have kids in school in san francisco. these are our workers and restaurants and cafes. these are our elders that have lived here their entire lives that are getting priced out. these are, you know, san franciscans that we should care about. >> recent city data found the amount of people living in cars jumped 37% from 2022. to 2024. up to nearly 1500 people. >> a new petition is circulating to keep autonomous vehicles off of market street in san francisco. back in april, mayor daniel lurie announced waymo would begin mapping the area with passenger service expected

. >> mayor daniel lurie adding that the protests saturday were safe and says the san francisco police department will continue to be in full enforcement this weekend. they safe look out for each other and we will be doing the same right here moma kron. 4 news. >> meanwhile, during a san francisco protest, a woman could be seen spitting on a man wearing a maga hat. it happened outside city hall in civic center. several people showed up wearing maga hats. they were shoved and shouted at police haven't released details yet on whether there were any citations issued. and kings protest coincided with the army's 200 and 50th anniversary event in dc included a tank or rather a parade featuring tanks, troops and flyovers. it also happened to be president trump's birthday saturday's event generated both praise and criticism. reshad hudson has the story. the forecast had organizers worried so they moved the start of the parade up 30 minutes. the rain and storms held off for the army to put on a show marking 2 and a half centuries of service. >> fireworks capped off the celebration of the army's

please welcome the very honorable mayor daniel lurie.honey, thank you for kicking us off so proudly. happy pride, everybody. for generations generations. san francisco has been a beacon of hope for the lgbtq community. a place where people have come to live freely, love who they want to love, build families and live without apology. our lgbt q plus community has shaped this city in ways that touch every corner. from small business owners who bring life to our neighborhoods the families that call san francisco their home to the public servants who drive change. you make san francisco stronger. when we raise this flag we are celebrating everyone here today and the activists who came before us. we are uplifting the voices of those who continue to fight for dignity and equality. and we're showing every person no matter who they are or how they identify. looking up at this building that they belong here. remember we remember those who made history and spoke loudly like harvey milk. and we remember the everyday residents our lgbtq plus seniors

we have the leadership of mayor daniel lurie, steve and cheryl who has done a heroic job of stepping in and filling the large shoes that his predecessor catherine stephanie left. we have rafael mailman and shimon walton and bilal mahmood and you have me and most of all we have you. all of us have a role to do to play in fighting gun violence and it is an honor to be a part of this. i will always stand with you. thanks so much. thank you so much, supervisor dorsey and thank you to everyone. >> that's our close hang on. what a wonderful rally and proclamation. and i just want to extend our thanks to every single organization, every supervisor, every young person, all of you and our our wonderful police force that is going to help us keep this city safe for our kids. wear orange last through sunday and we invite you all to wear orange out in the world and on social media with the hashtag wear orange of course. we especially hope that you'll join us tomorrow for our annual march across the golden gate bridge. we'll meet at this point on the marine side of the bridge at 11 a.m. and we'll

san francisco mayor daniel lurie's plan for the city's budget could include cuts to nonprofits. why? some city leaders say the cuts could create a ripple effect. >> and a sweep of abandoned cars in the north bay. we'll tell you about the complaints made by residents that led to the (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. - my childhood was tough. i didn't grow up in a warm, supportive home, so the trauma i went through led to something called toxic stress. but it's gonna be different for my son. i'm giving him the protection he needs to defend against it. by taking time to play, even on long days. - by offering extra patience, even when it's running short. - and giving him the assurance that he's safe here. learn more at first5california.com. welcome back to mornings on two. some of the stories we're following for you this morning. a hearing in san francisco federal court is set for tomorrow in california's attempt to stop president trump's deployment of milita

mayor daniel lurie says while the parade is a time for celebration, safety is top priority. >> while many of us will be marching and celebrating. my top priority remains making sure everyone feels safe and free to be themselves. >> if you are thinking of committing hate crimes, robberies, breaking into anyone's car, san francisco is not the place. >> law enforcement says they'll be fully staffed and working with state and federal partners to monitor any potential threats, and you will be able to watch a portion of the san francisco pride parade today. you'll be able to watch it from 11 a.m. to noon on the fox local app. it's a free download for your smart tv or phone. san francisco mayor daniel lurie attended a pride march at dolores park, and other attendees weren't too happy about his appearance. >> you are not here. it's not just my party. you want to go around and ask people. >> you're not wanted here. >> you're not wanted here. >> a handful of people confronted and shouted at the mayor as he and his team started leaving the event. a group can be heard booing and shouting, how da

mayor daniel lurie will even officiate some of those weddings. again, just one of many events happening today and this weekend. later today, there will be a trans march and a party at 3:00. that's at dolores park. then it's pride night at the valkyries game, and the s.f. opera pride concert is at 630 tonight. the theme of all of these events this year is queer joy is resistance. >> we're going to resist, but we're going to do it in a fabulous way, and we're going to have fun. and no one's going to stop us from having that fun. >> there's a lot of negative going around in the world right now, so i think it's nice to come together and spread a little bit of peace and happiness. >> tomorrow. there is also a pride ride, a bicycle tour and a breakfast. then the annual pride parade is on sunday that begins at 1030 on market street, at embarcadero plaza and around market and ninth, and that will last for hours. i know that's the main event for a lot of people, but then after that, there's going to be this big party here. some other cool things. when it'

this all comes as mayor daniel lurie proposes now budget cuts that are aimed at addressing the city's nearly 800 million dollar deficit. union groups say these proposed cuts would essentially gut city services and be detrimental to the cities, economic recovery. instead, they're advocating for the city to make cuts to private contracts. the group plans to meet at the city hall rotunda this afternoon at 01:00pm ahead of the supervisors meeting. san francisco leaders, by the way, are voting on a permit to give the city's new men's soccer home stadium. mayor daniel lurie has presented a resolution to the board of supervisors hoping to get the golden city football club approved to play home games at the city's keys are stadium as well as practice at other san francisco field. the permit would be for 15 years with 3, 5, year extension options and a permit fee that would come out to about $1500 per game. >> president trump's ongoing tariff or may have an effect the next time you go to an amusement park because a lot of regional amusement parks are saying that they're buying bulk prizes like

mayor daniel lurie is new plan would limit parking citywide for ivy's just to 2 hours. would restrict long-term parking for people living out of their cars. people violating this ordinance could face fines and towing. the mayor's office says they will be expanding the temporary and permanent housing for the unhoused. who would be impacted by this plan. >> we must give families a better option. and we must provide clean and safe streets for our communities and small businesses. that's what this plan does. >> recent city data found that the amount of people living in cars jumped 37% from 2022. to 2024. to nearly 1500 people. now some community advocates are speaking out against lori's plan. the coalition on homelessness issue. the statement, mayor larry, is proposal. is sort of this dugard or policy. it does not offer long-term solutions and disproportionately impacts immigrant communities. and poor black and brown people that have turned to rv's as their housing solution due to the lack of deeply affordable housing, one of the world's richest cities. potential cuts to th