vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> all right, vicki, that look like so much fun to train the that pie, the blame at letting mary. that was fun. it was fun in the it's worth driving all that way for. yeah. we always are looking for, you know, great places to dine in or take out your neighborhood, even if it's as far away as the grand canyon because a lot of folks are traveling now. >> just this little qr code in. it will take you directly to our dine and dish with page. we could summit your for favorite restaurant for us to feature. and moving on for your health tonight, a new cdc study is drawing attention to a rise in melatonin poisonings in children last year, u.s. poison control centers received more than 52,000 calls about kids consuming large amounts of the sleep aid. that's a 6 fold increase from about a decade earlier, the biggest spike happened during the pandemic. such calls are about young children who accidentally got into bottles of melatonin, some of which come in the form of gummies for kids. the doctors say parents may think of melatonin as the equivalent of a vitamin. they

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vicki youn: , quite how it will happen. vicki young. thank _ quite how it will happen. vicki young, thank you. _ ukraine has begun withdrawing its forces from one of its remaining strongholds — the city of severodonetsk in the eastern luhansk area, that's according to the region's top official. it marks a significant step in the war, taking severodonetsk would bring president putin closer to gaining control of the whole eastern donbas region, a key russian aim. from donbas, our international correspondent 0rla guerin reports. this is severodonetsk. a strategic city, once home to 100,000 people. it's been shelled for months by russian forces, who can claim a key victory here. ukraine ordered its troops to retreat from the rubble rather than die in vain. gunfire. they fought here, building to building and street to street. explosion. some of the fiercest battles of the war. but they were outgunned by russia's heavy artillery. we reached this commander, who left at dawn, under fire, pained by the retreat. 16 of his men died trying to save the city. translation: it is dre

vicki grant, back to you. yeah, it's going back to that issue of oil refinery capacity for a second. >> does the administration agree with republicans that the white house is at least partially to blame here because of its push to shift to clean energy. >> not pt all. in fact, president biden since his campaign has called climate change an existential problem. and he says that the real consequences that we're seeing right now like the dangerous heat waves and the extreme drought that you're from land so familiar with in california that those need to be dealt with. and so they say the shift to clean energy is absolutely necessary. what they point to instead is the fact that oil refineries slash their output in twenty-twenty, of course, because there was no, you know, little to no demand for gasoline or diesel during that part of the pandemic. and the administration says now that the demand is up, oil refineries are not increasing output to meet that demand because it's just more profitable for them not to. that

vicki liviakis kron. 4 news. >> for 46 is the time. thank you, vicki. let's get a check of the forecast as we take a quick live look outside with john shrable. find out what this friday has in store. good morning, john. yeah, we've got quite hour under the green this morning. cycling between those warriors keller's. if you can even see it just because it is so foggy out there to start foggy and cloudy, depending on where you're at. in a sign of the big pattern shift that we're in for this weekend. that's keeping conditions really cool. only in the 70's for your highs. winds from the coast of the golden gate on into the delta, very breezy as we kick off this day, cold front certainly in place now. and now we're just enjoying this noticeable cool down staying that way as we work through saturday and sunday, too, today and tomorrow, mostly cloudy, but staying dry on both of these days. then as we work our way on into sunday, you'll notice showers drifting into the north bay. first and dropping into the rest of the bay area. come sunday morning. some light

. >> vicki, we're here in was signed. just want to draw your attention to what you can see behind me. you can see that cal fire is still perched out here because they are keeping a close eye on any hot spot over to the last. you can see how close that's the fire got to this area. we are next to this beautiful house up here on maple. and then take a look at this and you can see how the air attack came so close to these homes up here. you can see all of the retardant on the ground. again, we are on maple. there was that giant air attack that was less than 24 hours ago. pg still very much on the scene out here. take a look at this video as power is still out for many residents. we spoke with elizabeth dance a short time ago about evacuating her home when the flames were coming in close. >> suddenly we were in the house and suddenly we heard a big bang and all the other went off. so we were wondering what was going on we went outside and we started seeing some really thick smoke, the la copters and you know, the planes circli

vicky eventually gets a sofa and two matching chairs, but then feels lumps inside. later unzipping the cushion and finding cash. more than $36,000 dollars worth. >> i was just like, you know, telling my son, "come, come, come." i was screaming, "come, come, it's money, it's money. i need to call the guy." >> reporter: determined to do the right thing and give the muffin back she calls the owner. he tells her the chair belonged to a family member who died and who had apparently hidden money around the house. because he was in such disbelief at vicky's honesty, the man gave her $2,200 to buy a new fridge. >> giving the money back was just the right thing to do. the first change came to my mind was just to call the guy and return the money. >> reporter: tonight, vicky sitting on that chair with her 6-month-old grandson, jay. grateful for the new refrigerator, saying it always pays off to do what's right. >> i feel great about him giving us the $2,200, even though i was not expecting him to give us a dime. and i'm grateful and thankful for his generosity. >> and example

back to grant vicki. thank agree said, well, it is a hot topic extending the controversial lottery bases, admissions policy at lowell high school in san francisco. >> it's a policy that has long been debated and there is a proposal being made at tonight's school board meeting. a hot topic is an understatement today. kron four's haaziq madyun spoke to advocates with passionate perspectives on both sides of the issue. >> let's hear from some of the voices on both sides of the resolution to be put before the sf board of education by the superintendent of the san francisco unified school district that would extend the controversial into a based lottery admissions policy through the 2023 2024 school year at lowell high school. sounds like you would be against that. so why is that a bad thing? >> was the extension of the lottery admissions for law high school. a bad thing. that's that's a good question. actually. the best as the u.s. department of education is stated several times as well as policies and educat

. >> vicki grant, good evening. we heard from the president just about an hour ago as he gave an address on gun violence and he's calling for things like increased age limits, stronger background checks and a ban on assault weapons and lawmakers spent the day debating gun control legislation. >> so who are you here for our kids? or the killers. >> frustration was on full display as lawmakers fought over proposed gun control. >> how dare you you arrogant people. attributing murder to those of us that want to do things to stop it because we've what your ideas do. they create more murder. congressman eric swalwell and louie gohmert heated exchange was just part of the intense debate. >> house lawmakers are considering a package of legislation aimed at making harder to get guns. but there's a clear partisan divide with many republicans like congressman jim jordan attacking the package. this bill would not stop the terrible events that would harden schools, but it will sure take away the rights. >> of the american people

had. >> vicki grant, good evening. we heard from the president just about an hour ago as he gave an address on gun violence and he's calling for things like increased age limits, stronger background checks and a ban on assault weapons and lawmakers spent the day debating gun control legislation. >> so who are you here for our kids? or the killers. >> frustration was on full display as lawmakers fought over proposed gun control. >> how dare you you arrogant people. attributing murder to those of us that want to do things to stop it because we've what your ideas do. they create more murder. congressman eric swalwell and louie gohmert heated exchange was just part of the intense

hi, dan. >> hey, vicki and grant. yeah, we're at thrive city lot of fans started filing the chase really nice. really warm day out here today. so of course, sitting inside and being able to watch the warriors, you know, thousands of miles away in boston. yeah, it's it's going to feel pretty good to be indoors. that's for sure. but as we've been talking with fans out here, yeah, the boston celtics are up to one in this series but hope springs eternal. and what's that? the old phrase that warriors fans have been using. we believe, right? we believe. and that's the feeling that we've been getting from fans out here. they believe that this team can pull it out here tonight. go back to san francisco on monday. eventually get a handle on this series, right when the whole thing again, it would be awesome. you got 3 guys back together. dre on klay thompson and steph curry all together. we just need to make sure that the offensive players ar playing defsegood defense in the defensive players. we're having good offensive games.

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis still walking on air over all that. we're getting ready to celebrate with them on monday morning. and for the first time, the warriors are going to celebrate this nba championship at home here in the city. all right. so let's going take a look at the parade route for a moment. kicks off at 11, 20 in the morning at market and main street minute goes down market street. it finishes up at market in 8 street. it was at 6th street earlier. they extended it so more people could could come see the team. >> it's a little more than a mile long and it should end around 2 o'clock in the afternoon at 4, we'll have extended coverage monday. we'll take our morning show and >> keep on going to show you the whole parade and ceremony. >> we'll start our coverage of the warriors at 10 o'clock monday morning will be showing the championship ceremony and right around 10 20, they're saying and will broadcast the parade in its entirety from 11, 20 until they say it's going to end somewhere around 2 o'clock. you know, the game last night it w

vicki, back to you. thank can obviously whether a key factor in all of this as we take a live look. >> outside tonight, san francisco international and fortunately that fog has worked its way back in, but we need it to keep going further east. and that >> kron four's at meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here nodding. i know you're a big fan of karl. the is it going to help elsewhere inland? yeah, he's going to make its way all the way into the inland valleys through tonight. so help is on the way. thanks to call. he's not only cooling us down along the coast, but even for inland valleys going to provide some much needed moisture, help firefighters with those pop-up flare up. so we're tracking cooler temperatures increase in humidity levels and calmer winds speeds for all of fires burning in the bay area. and that trend. >> only going to continue in the coming hours. so let's take a look at current conditions right now where that fire is burning near the tesla fire near livermore and also in pleasanton very

grant and vicki, back to you. >> recent thanks for that. we have a press conference will be going to left shortly to update us these fires from cal fire. but in the meantime, there's plenty of other news to cover oakland, police and crime stoppers. they're offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a driver of this black 4 door infinity that struck and killed an oakland father of 4 who was just out biking with his children, racing through that intersection. as you can see there, police say this callous hit and run happened a week ago. but now they're releasing the video of the suspects vehicle in hopes of the public. we'll help them track down this driver kron four's. dan kerman reports. >> you're looking at video of a father and his 2 sons spiking in the sidewalk on 14th street in oakland a week ago thursday, about 8.30, as the father enters the crosswalk on jefferson. he is struck and killed by a speeding black four-door infinity. that just keeps on going. police are now looking for that vehicle and the hit and run

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. today's vote could clear the way for regulators to authorize both pediatric vaccines on an emergency basis later on this week. kron four's justine waldman joins us now live in the newsroom to explain more justine. >> good evening. kids under 5 are that last remaining group in the united states to get vaccinated and a lot of parents have been anxious to protect their little children. the 2 vaccines use the same technology. but there are some differences. so let's go over them. here is how the 2 vaccines our different pfizer's vaccine is for children. 6 months to 4 years old. moderna's vaccine is for 6 months to 5 years. pfizer shots are just one-tenth its adult dose shots or one quarter. the dose of the company's adult shots moderna has a 2 dose series. it was 30 to 40% effective at preventing mild infections. pfizer has 3 shots and is 80% effective in protect preventing symptomatic coronavirus infections vaccine. experts say the shots have not been tested against each other. so there'

vicki young, bbc news, westminster. —— altogether but insists mrjohnson will make sure there's rigorous scrutiny of his and ministers�* behaviour. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. the hollywood actor kevin spacey has appeared at westminster magistrates�* court, charged with four counts of sexual assault, and one of causing a person to engage in sexual activity without consent. dagg who had travelled from the us to the hearing was mobbed by photographers as he arrived at the court —— the actor, who had travelled from the us. mr spacey will be in court next month and he strenuously denies the charges. allegations of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, involving many gymnasts from olympians to children at local gym clubs, have been levelled at the world of british gymnastics. the whyte review, which has taken two years to complete, heard from over 400 people involved in the sport, who have revealed a culture of fear, in which the welfare of gymnasts was ignored in the pursuit of success. british gymnastic

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. the u.s. supreme court is stripped away the nation's constitutional protections for abortion. >> that has stood for nearly half a century. the decision by the court's conservative majority overturn the landmark roe v wade ruling and is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states. kron four's washington correspondent jessi tenure joins us now live in dc with the latest. jesse? >> grant. vicki, this was the expected ruling following last month's leaked draft opinion, but it's still sparked a very strong responses today from both sides. >> like the court in the washington is split over the u.s. supreme court's decision friday to overturn its decades old roe v wade abortion case, the health and life of women of this nation are now at risk. it will save the lives of millions of children. president joe biden called the 6, 3, ruling that revokes woman's constitutional right to abortion. a tragic error course decision to do so will have real and immediate consequences about a dozen st

and i think partly that's because vicki krieps does such a greatjob of bringing the audience in. partly, it's because the scenery is really fantastic. i mean, that's not the garden with the apple tree in the middle of the night, you know, this is beautiful to look at. but it's a film which is kind of multilayered and there's a lot going on, but it doesn't feel portentous and pretentious. and there's one lovely moment in which they're having a conversation about bergman, everyone talking about bergman. and then somebody says, "yeah, we met bergman, he was horrible," which ijust thought was quite nice to see it. being able to sort of laugh at itself in that way. it does look very pretty. yes. and won't do the tourist board any harm in sweden. ijust the idea of a bergman safari... i just... the idea of a bergman safari... you would go on it! no, i wouldn't. no, iwouldn�*t. how no, i wouldn't. how dare you! top gun: maverick. so much discussion this week from people who saw the first one, should you see this as a sequel after so long? there was so much... no, says the people in the

i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. ken wayne has the night off some republican lawmakers on capitol hill say president biden's gas tax holiday. >> it's just a temporary fix and would take away money that states rely on for infrastructure. they will not support the president's proposal to suspend the federal gas tax through september. the highway trust fund gets its money from the federal revenue from the gas >> immediately would be cutting off funding to roads and bridges. >> but the biden administration says that it is asking congress to transfer money from the treasury to cover the cost of these infrastructure projects. president biden is urging congress to take up legislation to suspend the federal gas tax with lawmakers returned from july 4th recess. so here in the bay area, drivers are still paying near record-high prices for gasoline, although they have come down slightly over the last few days. >> according to triple a the highest prices here locally are in napa where the price for a gallon of regular is at $6.

let's talk about some of those issues raised in vicki's report. quite fundamentally, a vote of confidence in any leader is not a good sign, doesn't bode well what we seem previously with those of confidence for other tory leaders. no, vote of confidence is basically a sign that a substantial number of people have no confidence in you otherwise it would be a vote. so in normal times you don't expect to see vote if of confidence in leaders. and certainly in this case, or 1% voting against him. —— 41. where it leaves his players to deliver on some of those premises he keeps telling us about. you want to get on with the job. telling us about. you want to get on with thejob. but telling us about. you want to get on with the job. but with 41% of his own mps voting against them, can he do that? it own mps voting against them, can he do that? , , ., own mps voting against them, can he dothat? , , ., , ,, ., ., do that? it suggested a substantial number of his _ do that? it suggested a substantial number of his mps _ do that? it suggested a substantial

and vicki in the studio. nina in the studio. and chris in the studio. and i should probablyjust accept i am growing a moustache because i didn't mention it last week. didn't you? no, itjust sort of unfolded. yeah. yet another benefit - of listening on bbc sounds. yeah. it does sound the same. it got a bit sweaty in the heat? really sweaty. you do? yeah. my tip is don't grow a moustache during a pre—heat wave. anyway. right. that's enough about me. well, the news — more has emerged about the resignation of lord geidt, who was the prime minister's independent adviser on the ministerial code. now, vicki, you've been following the story today on the news and we've learned a lot more about what was going on — we think — so, we'll come to that in a second. but chris, just for people who the ministerial code is not an important part of their life, like it is for us — i don't know if you carry a copy around in your — in your briefcase... yeah. ..why is it such an important thing, the ministerial code, and what does the independent adviser kind of do

here's our deputy political editor vicki young. liberal democrats are getting used to toppling tories in by—elections. but this victory broke all records. the winning candidate said voters have sent a message. your behaviour, mrjohnson, makes a mockery of leadership. by any measure, you are unfit to lead. this was one of the safest conservative seats in the country. their losing candidate couldn't get out quick enough. reporter: helen, did i you not want to say thank you to everyone? borisjohnson, your contempt for this country is no longer tolerated. as dawn broke, the conservative party chairman decided to quit. oliver dowden�*s letter to his leader was polite but pointed. and the first time, former conservative leader michael howard is calling on borisjohnson to just that. i think the country needs new leadership and i think the time has now come to provide it. his biggest asset has always been his ability to win votes. but i'm afraid yesterday's results make it clear that he no longer has that ability. the prime minister, t

you just vicki and grant talking about these lofty numbers still. and in the lower 90's, the sun just sets east bay shoreline. still looking at 80's san francisco at 83. only thing is we're getting bit of an onshore wind helping out that could be a big player as we get into tomorrow. and later this week, 77 up the petaluma santa lena. 94, that sting thing here. what happens is you have a little bit of a a a thermal gradient going on. that is the cooler air settles and up above for temporary moment. you get some warmer air. the kind of settles a little bit contrast with those temperatures, some dozen or so degrees in cases like san francisco ahead of where we were this time from yesterday. double digits up in the north bay and even for the east bay shoreline tonight. how good does it get? 74 antioch, that will take it all night to get their 67 conquered livermore east bay shoreline, even in the mid 60's opened at 62 that some hint of that marine layer sneaking in here. 59 for san francisco. what a trip to the humidity. just a little bit here. we can

rob vicki, california, lawmakers are reacting to the supreme court decision. both governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta were quick to put out statements saying california will continue to lead the fight to keep people safe from gun violence. >> social media was sounding off thursday. influencers upset over the supreme court ruling that new york's requirement that a person show proper cause in order to receive a license to carry firearms in public is unconstitutional. in essence, saying all americans have a right to carry a firearm in public. >> a president that doesn't sit right with san jose mayor sam liccardo. >> the reality is or take away the standard that essentially makes it easier to get a gun and possess a gun in this country and is to get and possess baby formula. we can do far better. governor gavin newsom joining the criticism saying, quote, this is a radical decision. today's court things that gun regulation should be frozen in time. >> and that there wasn't a similar law in existence in the 17, 100's or 1800's. state can't pass it now, no

but i will say, vicky, they still need to write the legislation. they need to write the text of that, and there can be trouble ahead, they just got off the phone with senator chris murphy, the key democratic negotiator. and he says, all of the hard work has been done, coming to this agreement he doesn't foresee any major problems. he says that the timeline though, is a little bit more uncertain, it might take a few weeks, becky. >> lianne, you outlined a lot of bullet points there, a lot of progress, much of the focus is on what's actually not in the bell, right? it doesn't ban assault weapons, it doesn't raise the age of buying an assault weapon to 21, from 18, talk to us about the concern that this may be too small of a step forward to make a real difference in the number and types of mass shootings that we are seeing in this country? >> yeah, there's some concern. especially on the. laughed a lot of people wanted a ban on assault weapons, at least lifting the age to be able to purchase one. the people who have been working on this legislation, t

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there are my paper there as i am or a vicki has come to this trade fair and bull awhile when it gets in bobby's 2nd largest city. many international exhibitors are here and she's hoping to find new clients as well as farmers will try their hand at growing him. the 1st one was given the 3 tons of him flower into switzerland, where we are seeing the numbers in pieces i. they may be dated towards, so you almost getting to 20 times with them. and they're old, destined for export because them probably has no professional hemp processing industry. just a few enthusiast cunningham fibers into handmade paper. and that's not enough. if hemp is saved, the country's forests, ah, and don't wrong. so another shore talked with information, innovation, and ideas. hope you had a lot of takeaways. thank you for watching and good bye from uganda. thanks also from me. stay tuned and don't forget to visit us on our social media channels shown on your screen. have a lovely week at bye. from lagos, nigeria. ah ah, ah ah ah. ah ah, with who has no limits. love is for everybody. love is live with love matte

just seen vicki and grant, the suspect was already in police custody for a deadly shooting in south san jose. that happened earlier this month. and here is the suspect. 38 year-old tie this week. san jose police searched highs home on war admiral avenue. that's right. near great oaks park. and that's where police say they found this more than 2 dozen assault weapons and some ghost guns. police also found several high capacity magazines and thousands of rounds of ammo. >> we know for a fact that more illegal guns on the streets in the hands of criminals equates to more crime. this seizure of over 60 firearms. 25 of them being assault weapons. any legal to own in the state of california is huge. >> so tie remains behind bars at the santa clara county main jail on that homicide charge. he now faces multiple illegal weapons charges and anyone that has information is encouraged to contact san jose police live in the newsroom. i'm justine waldman, kron 4 news. thank you. justine. also in the south bay, former mm, a star accused of attempted murder appeared in court cain, velasquez who is faci

. >> vicki and grant. yeah. recent polling shows governor gavin newsom could easily cruised through the primary tonight. but what we're watching for essentially it's who voters decide to pick as his challenger in november. and there are more than a dozen candidates on the primary ballot for governor. none of them are any of those big names we saw in the recall election just 9 months ago. a recent berkeley igs poll of more than 3,000 likely voters shows half of them would keep the governor in office and then 16% said they were undecided and then the candidate with the next most votes after that was state republican senator brian dolly at 10% no party preference candidate michael shellenberger at 5%. governor gavin newsom seems to be treating tonight the same way he did with his recall election in september. he is not having an event or a watch party has some of his opponents are. in fact at this point, it's unclear if the governor even plans to address voters tonight wants those results come in. it's something we

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vicki liviakis kron. 4 news and that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. being with us this hour. but stick around. a lot more news to come on. kron. 4 news at 6. ken and catherine are here with a look ahead. hi, guys. i the red thing. she was drinking. i had to know what that strawberry his virgin, of course, for purposes of all right, right? yeah, right. part of what's coming up at 6 o'clock. >> it's a dubs dynasty. the bay area celebrating the warriors championship win and we're live at as the team returns home from boston. and as you know, the city of san francisco getting ready to host monday's big plus, it's a holiday weekend. people getting ready to commemorate june teens. what oakland police say they're doing differently after last year's parties at lake merritt ended in gunfire. good to hear the news at 6. coming up next. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so he

our vicky nguyen has the details you need to know. >>> it was a thrilling u.s. open for this englishman who is taking home his first major victory. a busy juneteenth holiday ahead. "early today" starts right now >> good morning. i'm philip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> we begin with the travel nightmare for millions flying over the father's day/juneteenth holiday weekend. as thousands of flights were delayed or canceled, leaving frustrated passengers scrambling to get to their destinations friday the tsa said was the busiest air travel day of the year so far. more than 2.4 million people who passed through tsa checkpoints on friday, but airlines canceled over 1,100 flights saturday, more than 6,300 flights were delayed and 859 flights canceled this according tonight aware who also reported more than 5,000 flight delays and more than 900 cancelations on sunday airlines are still recovering from big storms and a shortage of airline workers that's on top of an increased number of travelers. so this morning, if you've got a flight in your new future, we suggest c

vicki and grant, thank you, catherine. meantime, in washington, d.c., the house of representatives has passed a bill to increase security for members of the supreme court. the court is prepared to release controversial opinions on issues like the right to an abortion. and last week police arrested an armed man making death threats outside justice brett kavanaugh's home. democrats want to extend that protection to court staff, but that provision did not make it onto the bill won. georgia congressman says current security, it's not enough. have a radical and unhinged left wing activist group of individuals of violence is not a. >> form. a legitimate political discourse. >> the bill now heads to president biden's desk for his signature. the man who scaled sales force tower last month is at it again. take a look. the guy calls himself a pro-life spiderman. >> scale the 700 foot tall building in oklahoma this morning. >> he's doing this to protest abortion. his name is mason. they show according to his public relations firm in

welcome to kron. 4 news at 5, great load and i'm vicki liviakis safeway's corporate offices have identified the shooting victim. >> as many whose are this is the latest deadly shooting to happen in san jose. our kron four's amanda hari has the latest now on the investigation. and reaction from the community. amanda. >> i actually just got off the phone with the victim's brother about 10 minutes ago. and he tells me he can't even process what has happened just yet. he says he's devastated. he tells me his brother manny was loved by so many people and a smart intelligent man. you can see all of that love behind me here. this is the sidewalk near the safeway. >> some of his friends have come and created a memorial for him. lots of flowers, some of his favorite things. i think i saw starbursts up there, but just a lot of love and support for him. his family has identified him as manual are san jose police say the shooting happened around 3.35. on sunday morning at the safeway along the 1500 block of hamilton avenue when they arrived on the scene, they found him inside the store suffering from a

vicki and catherine, back to you. all right, for bree says still ahead, some bay area lawmakers. >> they want to extend last the cities that could be affected. >> and we are days away from the california primary. we're going to take a look at the voter turnout. people are voting and check in on the races for governor and attorney general. >> we are just 4 days away from california's primary election. ashley zavala takes a look at voter turnout. so far people have been voting. also the new polling on how governor newsom and attorney general rob bonta are doing in their races. >> a new berkeley igs la times poll shows governor gavin newsom and attorney general rob bonta could coast through tuesday's primary. the poll showing the 2 democratic incumbents for statewide office hold abul digit leads compared to the republican and no party preference opponents of the more than 3,400 likely voters surveyed 50% of them said they would choose newsom for governor. while 46% said they would choose rob bonta for attorney general. t

i'm pam moore and i'm vicki liviakis. ken wayne has the night off some republican lawmakers on capitol hill say president biden's gas tax holiday. >> it's just a temporary fix and would take away money that states rely on for infrastructure. they will not support the president's proposal to suspend the federal gas tax through september. the highway trust fund gets its money from the federal revenue from the gas >> immediately would be cutting off funding to roads and bridges. >> but the biden administration says that it is asking congress to transfer money from the treasury to cover the cost of these infrastructure projects. president biden is urging congress to take up legislation to suspend the federal gas tax with lawmakers returned from july 4th recess. so here in the bay

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looking whole new set of candidates that would be running to be the top cop here in the city grant vicki. >> all right, dan lot going on tpthere. we will be checking with you throughout the you turnout is expected to be low all across count of california. san francisco's da recall measure you know, make the turn a little bit higher for the city, perhaps that motivate some people. kron four's dan kerman has been talking to voters. he joins us live outside san francisco city hall. dan, what are people saying? well, we've seen a lot of steady stream of people dropping off ballots throughout this afternoon. but we can tell you that the majority of mail-in ballots. >> we're already mailed in before this morning. in fact, san francisco set out about a half a million ballots, 500,000, all the registered voters here in san francisco. they've already received 125 thousands of those about 25%. so turnout will be at least 25% that they're thinking it's going to be a lot higher. >> a steady stream of people were sliding, mail-in ballots into the drop box outside san francisco city hall tuesday after

vicki young, bbc news. that's some fascinating insights on 70 years of managing and dealing with british prime ministers. more of that and many of our other features on the website, bbc.com/news as we embark on the extraordinary platinum jubilee festival here. that's the news here on the bbc. hello. a new month starts with very similar weather. after tuesday's big cloud, showers and thunderstorms, umbrellas at the ready for wednesday. the showers probably not as widespread, but there will still be some heavy ones around, with warmer sunny spells in between. low pressure's still close by. high pressure's trying to build in, and although that may be in time for the platinum jubilee weekend, there are some complications, as we'll see in a moment. this is how we start off wednesday morning, low single figures in the chilliest, clearest spots. an area of rain pulling out of wales, into the midlands, and then just turning into another batch of showers as it bears down on south—eastern areas. now, many other pla

our kron four's terisa stasko joins us now live from the newsroom to explain more high vicki. the summer season is here and that means large social. >> events are back in a big way from pride weekend to the wires, nba championship parade. san francisco hosted 2 mega events just 6 days apart from each other. also, the alameda county fair is bringing hundreds of people together every weekend until july. and with big events coming back to the bay area, it appears things are getting back to normal since the start of the pandemic. but a local doctor we spoke with today says it's important to lean into best practices. >> i'd say, you know, you need to be smart about being outside in crowds. the outside, first of all, as a good thing because there's not a lot of outside transmission. all that when you look that's at scenes like like the pride parade and stuff, even though there are a lot of people wearing masks. i was happy to see. you know, those are the sorts of situations which can transmission can take place. going to be outside big crowds, wear masks, but for social distancing w

i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis. yeah. the warriors trying to win game 5 tonight before heading back to boston to play again on thursday. but, you know, in order to do that, they're going to do something that no team apparently has been able to do in the playoffs, beat the. >> boston celtics 2 times in a row because boston is really good. we have team coverage tonight. kron four's taylor. the second is. >> here outside chase and thrive city. but we begin with our sports director jason dumas there who was courtside with a preview of the big game tonight, jason. >> we're good. and the warriors are doing better. like you said at the top of the show, grant, they could really use some home cooking this nba finals has really been like a heavyweight title figst. each team getting their licks in thrown those haymakers each team making adjustments and who will make the better adjustments tonight, e warriors, they are 10 in oh, at home 10 one i'm sorry at home here in the playoffs at chase center. meanwhile, celtics in 3 on the duri

vicki young, bbc news. i bring you breaking news. a developer in ukraine, a story we followed on bbc news for some time. presidentjoe biden has confirmed he will send more advanced rocket systems to ukraine to fight against the russian invasion. this comes from a piece for the new york times that he wrote where he said the weapons will enable ukrainians to more precisely strike key targets on the battlefield in ukraine. president biden didn't specify the exact type of rocket systems but it is thought they will be the m142 high mobility artillery rocket system. writing in the same new york times article, mr bidon also said that this would allow an unable ukrainians to strike russian targets more precisely on the battlefield. lastly he said he did not want to provide weapons that could reach deep into russia itself that standard us a multiple launch rocket systems will still have twice the artillery so far delivered and more accurate, according to analysts, then the russian equivalent. also stressed in the article but america's goal wa