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>>now from kron 4, the bay area's local news station. >>thanks for joining us on kron on streaming on air and online with our kron on app. dan thorn. we start things off in san francisco where 5 candidates took to the stage at the sydney goldstein theater. the duke it out one on one to convince san francisco voters why they should be the next mayor. the most important issues to people, the fentanyl epidemic and public safety kron. 4 sarah stinson has more. >>tickets sold out for the first san francisco mayoral debate wednesday night. the debate was hosted by manny's and city arts and lectures the

candidates supervisor ahsha safai. e former mayor and supervisor mark farrell, philanthropist, daniel lurie, mayor london breed and supervisor aaron peskin with each candidate answering questions about key issues in the city. more than 800 overdose deaths were recorded last year. more than 80% involving fentanyl. each candidate explained what they would do to prevent more deaths. we need to aggressively arrest and prosecute fentanyl dealers. as mayor, i will declare a fentanyl state of emergency. it will allow us to pass the state and federal government for additional funds. >>to allow them to bring in additional law enforcement. we're spending 700 million dollars a year on our behavioral health system. >>we've so heavily to harm reduction, which i believe is part of the continuum care. it's very important, but we forgot about building the bats and treating people. there is no other mayor in any major city in this country that is doing what i am doing with the

various services that we are doing in order to help combat this issue. and we are seeing improvements in our city walk the beat with the captain of the tender line the other day. and he said a lot of our resources are going into the downtown. >>if you want to stop the drug trade, you've got to get the officers on the street after addressing drug dealers. candidates also described how they would make city streets safer for visitors and residents. my plan for public safety. >>i believe we need a new police chief. i believe we need restore the budget of our police department inside of city hall are seeing one of the lowest crime rates we've seen in 10 years and that crime rate is continuing to trend to this very day, including. >>a 50% reduction right here today in car break-ins. we a fully staffed police department. most of the officers in my district know the shopkeepers in the residents on their beats many of them by name. >>doesn't just keep people safe. it makes them feel safe. but what's been missing has been the leadership and the investment to recruit. if you don't invest in the

recruitment budget, you can't go out and get officers and all the other public safety personnel that we need. so how did voters feel after the debate tonight show? >>a lot because i really had no idea who i was going 4. so it helped a lot in my opinion might have changed. and i kind of staff i think it is. he was pretty solid guy. but aaron peskin did pretty well. and in but i still like london breed. >>that was kron four's. sara stinson reporting for us. all 5 candidates will meet again for another debate next monday night. kron four's terisa stasio will be moderating it. the debate is being put on by the san francisco democratic county central committee. it's scheduled to start at 07:30pm, at the university of california college of the law. san francisco, it's free and open to the public. we will, of course, be streaming it right here on kron on. the oakland city council has unanimously agreed to sell its 50% interest in the coliseum

complex to the african american sports and entertainment group. the 105 million dollars sale now paves the way to transform the site into a sports and entertainment destination. new businesses public open spaces and parks. the deal also requires a significant portion of any future residential units to be designated as affordable housing. the a's still have the other half of the interest. the team has yet to sell it. well, this report comes as oakland police have made several arrests in connection to sergeant home invasions, robberies and burglaries. they say one suspect is responsible for at least 4 home invasions in the highland park neighborhood back in april. >>it's been the suspect was just scooping out the area. he would just normally drive around park several blocks away and then walk to the locations that he wanted to burglarize. we're committed robberies at how he specifically identify those targeted residents. we don't know. >>a group of teens are in

juvenile hall as officers say the group. was responsible for more than 30 commercial burglaries and armed robberies. and was a ceremonial dance in the castro neighborhood in san francisco to pay respects to the 49 lives lost 8 years ago at pulse nightclub in orlando. activists say it's important to never forget. >>it's important to also honor the lives that were lost that day, they were many lost their lives. that reversal of aspirations dreams and runs families of careers and the missions, but also making sure that we bring attention to that tragedy to ensure that it does not happen again. >>after years of delays, plans are now underway in florida for a permanent memorial honoring those killed in that

nightclub massacre. san francisco is now officially a sanctuary city for transgender and gender nonconforming. people. city supervisors voted unanimously on the declaration. >>you're make people, i think over 50% of trans people across the country are considering moving to places where they feel more welcome where their health care is at risk families are moving to places where their children can access health care. so places like san francisco, california, on that are i think, are just making it clear that we want you here. you are welcome. >>san francisco now joins sacramento and west hollywood as the first cities in the country to make this declaration. all right. time now to get a check of our forecast. here's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. how about that? yeah, sea breeze kicking in today and really striking in the afternoon getting a little blustery in spots before long that fog. >>start to move back on shore. you can see making its way over the golden gate bridge right now. more that on the

way the buffering lehrer overnight tonight probably make its way not only in the bay but in the valleys, too. so tonight, yeah, increasing moving well inland overnight tonight, all the way in the east bay. i think to some morning clouds tomorrow, then sunshine, but cooler temperatures all around fog and son. you bet. this weekend, a little breezy as we head in towards sunday, but high pressure kind of given up now and it's going to week we've had a weak front move on by the help to cool down. the temperatures are wrapped up. the winds so hot tomorrow going to be warm and watch out for some cool weather along the coast line out toward the beaches. these temperatures could be a little chilly 50's and some low 60's right along the immediate coast temperatures. how about 60 degrees in downtown san francisco? the sunset you can see a lot of grey there at about 58 degrees. a 59 in golden gate park along the coastline. i think the fog going to be hugging the coast. the better part of the day tomorrow inside the bay to find that sunshine after a couple patches of fog in the morning hours because temperatures really comfortable even the middle of low, not bad. 71 degrees and follow up to 73 in mount viw, the south bay enjoyable temperatures and warm 70's 80's by tomorrow afternoon. just a little bit on the hazy side, a sea breeze, the be

healthy again tomorrow in places like hayward, those winds will be kicking up. also the union city about 68 degrees. so triple digits yet you're comfortably in the 70's and the 80's in the interior valleys by tomorrow afternoon. so really some pretty decent numbers out there late in the day as the delta breeze going to kick in right into the nation. also play all those temperatures. pretty nice 60's and some 70's back toward the coastline. keeping you cool with that patchy fog this couple days tomorrow, the temperatures back off a little bit. we warm up again a little on friday. cooling back down as we head in toward father's day weekend. >>yes, still with us. another covid surge could be coming in the bay area. the california department of public health reporting higher virus levels in san francisco's wastewater. they're also alerting the public of symptoms. they may not always associate with covid. >>we've been seeing more a typical census as more people get being moved and you know, it's money in the hospital recently, which is diarrhea, and i get that person be covid

positive. it's not the news common but i think people have to be aware that we had some tense might sometimes mean it's covid when the numbers are going up as high as they are. >>ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong advises everyone to get the latest booster, especially those who are older than 65. and those who are immunocompromised. san francisco's black film festival begins. this year's theme is healing the world. one film at a time. >>i think one of the biggest significance is obviously the black population. san francisco is not what's what it was. i'm and so i think it also helps to bring a lot of our communities back together, guard list of where they are from the bay area or in the world are in the states and it kind of shows a unity. and i think that's also part of the specialty about also being during jim teens weekend, which you know, that. and freedom that as well.

>>the festival runs through sunday tickets for each film are on sale right now on event, brite. they range from $5 to $35. condemn homes are becoming an attractive option for home buyers in the bay area as supply dwindles. investors are getting creative by purchasing rundown and condemned properties like this one in san jose. we told you earlier this week it was on the market for $700,000 and a realtor. we spoke with says some buyers are simply looking for land value and one of the state's most desirable markets. >>this is these are very special circ*mstances where you have larger lots, you know, half acre in that range you're going to be a special by or that's able to to see what's possible there and have the capacity to make something happen and just really speaks to the fact that there's been incredible demand and need for housing opportunities in the bay area. and we just haven't kept up with the supply to meet that demand.

>>stark says he's not seeing a wild influx of these types of properties for sale, but a modest structure and a larger lot in an area already zoned for housing does tend to attract attention. alaska airlines is inviting people to get a behind the scenes. look at their new harvey milk terminal and officially opens later this month. people will have the chance to check out demo of self-service kiosks and automated bag drop units. the location comes during the airport's busiest travel period of the year. governor ga

says crime in oakland is down in the city. this comes after the state deployed chp officers. >>to the area as a part of a targeted crackdown on crime kron four's philippe gaulle spoke with business owners to get their reaction. >>33%. that is how much governor gavin newsom says crime has dropped in the city of oakland year-over-year. the statistic backed by numbers provided by the oakland police department. some business owners say they have noticed the difference setter police president is business owners just the normal human on the street getting smarter getting more saturday. that being money, grier owns roasted and raw and his downtown business. >>has been burglarized twice this year. numbers speak to the day-to-day life of oakland where the crime has kind of dissipated. the problem is the last night's from year to year. oakland, police say auto burglaries are down 60% commercial burglaries down.

43%. >>and there has been a 20% reduction in homicides. this all coupled with the governor's deployment earlier this year of 120 additional california highway patrol officers. >>to the town to crack down on crime, you know, fully that doesn't feel like it's down to me. sean park in own city health in montclair village and suffered more than $11,000 in losses and damages in a burglary less than 2 weeks ago. that location has been open a little more than a year and has been hit several times. his urgent care in san leandro has never been burglarized in 7 years. gratefully. i think there's been less window. smash in. >>in montclair village. so that's that's a good thing. but resoundingly people do not feel safe. councilmember noel gallo says oakland still has work to do to make the city safer. grandma and grandpa still can walk down the street because they're afraid of being robbed. people jump out of their cars. still there

person over their head and for that reason, crime may be down. but that may also correlate with fewer people feeling comfortable walking the streets. >>philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >>the oakland police department made a number of arrests in connection to a recent surge in robberies, commercial burglaries and home invasions. kron four's gayle ong has the update. >>this investigation is an example of excellent police work on wednesday. oakland mayor sheng thao along with oakland's police chief and staff praising the officers making several arrests in recent crimes. this includes arrest of an individual responsible for multiple home invasions. >>as well as the identification and arrest of 2 separate groups of adults and juveniles responsible for more than 30 commercial burglaries and robberies within the first 4 months of this gun police say the home invasion robberies happened in oakland's highland park neighborhood back in april. the basically the suspect was

just scooping out the area. >>he would just normally drive around park several blocks away and then walk to the locations that he wanted to burglarize. we're committed robberies how he specifically identify those targeted residents. we don't know. on separate cases. police shared a group of juveniles committed half a dozen of robberies and burglaries in east oakland, targeting fast food restaurants, gas stations and liquor stores had the murder corridor. >>98th avenue. and 100th avenue near foothill square. great work by our patrol officers. as well as investigators from c id. the individuals were safely taken into custody. the case is presented to the district attorney's office. any individuals have been charged with 14 of those crimes in oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 oakland, gayle ong kron. 4 news.

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man who worked as a therapist for children is now in jail. police say 48 year-old alejandra lopez nunez sexually assaulted a girl under the age of 14 kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke with san jose police about the details of their investigation. >>police say nunez worked as a therapist to children in an instructional aide at a san jose elementary school saying he sexually assaulted one of his young clients multiple time since march. this is the mug shot for 48 year-old alejandro lopez. nunez taken june 9th arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a young girl leaves a therapist for according to stacy. she with the san jose police department. a relative of the girl reported the assault they were able to

basically catch the suspect in the act. >>act of of sexually molesting or assaulting the victim. according to she, the girl was under the age of 14 and had special needs. nunez was working as the victims, behavioral therapist for trump behavioral health, making in-home visits. >>the company sent a statement wednesday saying they are disturbed and saddened by the allegations and that, quote, nothing is more important to us than the health safety and well-being of the children in our care. as soon as we were made aware of the incident, we took immediate action in cooperation with law enforcement, including terminating the employee and beginning an internal review. nunez also worked as an instructional aide at forest hill elementary school in san jose starting in 2022, the school district says he worked under the supervision of a teacher and that, quote, to our knowledge, the alleged behavior did not involve our students. the individual has not worked with our students since june 6, 2020 for the last day or students were in school. our district will be taking appropriate personnel action upon the conclusion of

our investigation because the suspects position is that of a person of trust >>both an elementary school as well as a therapist. we do believe that there may be potentially more victims if you think your child was sexually assaulted by noon as you're asked to contact the san jose police department to help with their investigation reporting in san jose. i'm on wednesday. a contra costa health medical providers and first responders. >>kicked off a county wide drill testing. emergency plans and response times to sudden surges in emergencies. kron four's charles clifford gives us a look. >>across contra costa county on wednesday and thursday, 8 different hospitals are participating in an emergency drill to simulate a mass casualty incident. and this scenario, multiple people have been injured in a disaster involving chemicals. patients played by actors arrive at the emergency room on foot by ambulance and by helicopter arriving. victims are evaluated decontaminated if necessary and then moved to an intake area. >>the drill gets hospital

staff chance to prepare for something that doesn't happen very often. it might seem scary might seem very unusual but allows us the opportunity to exercise things that we don't >>enough time. so this drill is also an opportunity to practice emergency communications between different agents this is allows our hospitals and our responders and our sheriff's office to exercise communicating and working together to provide the highest level of care to our community. wednesday's drill will be repeated on thursday giving everyone involved a chance to reinforce their skills and procedures. now this drill is being paid for through federal funding. also the california department of health is here observing as well. >>but for now in contra costa county, charles clifford kron, 4 news.

competing bills in the senate seat to protect in vitro fertilization. >>but in very different ways that leaves democrats and republicans at an impasse with out a way to move forward on the issue. washington correspondent hannah brandt explains why. >>on capitol hill, the issue of ivf access is deeply personal ivf is the reason that i've got to experience the chaos and beauty, the stress and the joy that is motherhood. ivan daughter, country. i right as a grandparent, you hope that she's successful. the republican and democratic lawmakers have opposing views about how to best protect access to the procedure. senate democrats are teen up a vote on their right to ivf bill, which would establish a federal right for patients to access ivf and for doctors to provide it tomorrow will be a chance for senators on both sides to show their support for strengthening treatments

that help people start families, though it's not expected to get enough republican support to pass. senator josh hawley says he believes the democratic bill infringes on religious freedoms and goes too far. this isn't about ivf. >>this is about their continuing war on people of faith are continuing war on anybody who won't go along with their abortion agenda. and senator rick scott accuses democrats of playing political games with the issue. they want to have a message. republicans are against something >>republicans are against ivf, iowan, republican, the country against ivf. some republicans are pushing their own ivf bill. it would block federal medicaid funding in any state that bans ivf. that bill is nothing but a pr stunt. >>providing cover for republicans to keep some hopper tending. they're not going to control women's bodies. senator patty murray argues the republican bill would still allow states to put burdensome restrictions on ivf. and senator tim kaine is urging republicans to join the democratic effort. instead, they support ivf. >>they'll vote for the bill that's on the floor today in washington. i'm hannah brandt.

and anonymous neighborly gesture making one boy's graduation a little more special. >>and it all started when a card ended up at the wrong address as kron four's terisa stasio reports. now one family looking for who to thank. >>it restored my faith in humanity a little bit knowing that, you know, they drove from around the corner angeles shackle ford and her son elijah, who live in fairfield talking. >>about a letter house thank in the mail was a card with cash that for some reason god delivered to the wrong address. >>you know, we call was an average money with full and hearing that, you know, they return every penny. it

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supervisors have declared san francisco a sanctuary city for people who are transgender and gender nonconforming. the resolution goes into effect immediately. for more on this kron, four's justine waltman spoke with honey mahogany director of the office of transgender initiatives in san francisco. >>so why does it matter that the city makes this distinction? >>well, differences go. i think as long time been a mecca of sorts for the lgbtq community. and right now, specifically the transgender community is releasing an preston attacks. i'm really globally, actually, including here at the inn at home in the u.s.. and so we're seeing make people, i think over 50% of trans people across the country are considering moving to places where they feel more welcome where their health care is at risk families are moving to places where their children can access health care. so places like san

francisco, california, on their i think, are just making it clear that we want you here. you are welcome. so how does it change things in san francisco the bay area? you touched on the health care part there, but does it >>mean anything legally? well, i think it's a commitment from the board of supervisors. you know, the city has an incredible wealth of leaders, activists and also organizations that have really been at the cutting edge of providing services for the trans community. >>but the kent, as amazing as they are these trans led organizations and clinics, they can't do the work alone. and so it takes a lot of support from the city and county from the state to make. i'm sure that they are not just surviving but thriving. and as we see an increase of people who are coming here and we're already seeing that increase reflected in the number of people participating in some these we are going to need to supplement their funding. >>so there are other cities like sacramento in west hollywood. they've also just cleared themselves. these trans sanctuary cities. but san francisco's the first major city to do this. do you think it will inspire other

communities to take on the same initiative? >>absolutely. i mean, you know, san francisco has oftentimes been at the forefront of these types of initiatives. and we're still the only city in the country that has an office of transmission as far as i now but we have seen a lot of the things that we do here. catch on everywhere else. do you think this gives them hope? absolutely. i mean, you know, again, i'm in contact people from all over the country who are considering moving and, you know, even the fact that we have an office of trans initiatives that we have a trance cultural district, that we have organizations like lane martin, which is a trans lead tran serving medical and health really gives people especially right now. you know, we're seeing depression and suicidality increase amongst our young people. we're seeing more people getting bullied in high schools and beaten bathrooms. so seeing affirming messages seeing city stand up and saying we're going to stand for the trans community that is under attack right now gives people hope not just here in san francisco but all across the country. and it's

happening during pride month. that must give you some pride that your city >>taking on this initiative and protecting transgender people. what was your reaction when you heard that the board of supervisors voted unanimously on this? >>yeah, it was very exciting. you know, i grew up here in san francisco. i'm san franciscan, born and raised. i've always been very, very proud of my city improv to say that. you know, i was at the meeting, got to hear that supervisors, you know, unanimously support this resolution it just reaffirms my faith and my pride. my city. >>honey, mahogany, the director for the office of transgender initiatives in san francisco. thank you so much for joining us here this afternoon. always appreciate talking to you and thank you for your time. thanks for having me. >>the new public safety tool is helping the city of san francisco battle crime. and at times it's hidden in plain sight. we're talking about the new automated license plate reader cameras that are going up throughout the city. officials say they're already seeing positive results from fortaleza good has more.

>>since april, the city of san francisco began installing these automated license plate camera readers, a total of 100 are active right now. and 300 more will go online in july bay area in different jurisdictions. they put out information. we can type it into our license plate reader and make models of cars whether they have license plate or not. and >>they will ping us the information and different intersections in the location. mayor london breed says the cameras have provided vital information resulting in arrests in cases including assault, retail theft, carjacking and robbery. >>when it comes to those who have privacy concerns. the mayor has this to say goal is not to invade somebody's privacy. >>but at the end of the day, we need this type of technology in these type of tools in order to protect the public. and there are tradeoffs when you want a safe society in using 21st century technology, it's going to be an important part of that.

>>these high tech cameras are different than the speed enforcement ones. officials say they will only focus on vehicle information. none of this technology that we're using includes facial recognition technology. >>and we're still in talks about what that could entail and how that can be helpful and the location of these cameras will remain unknown to the public. >>but we're told the san francisco police department has been strategic with their placements, but just to know that you are potentially if you're committing a crime, you're going to be caught. that's what we want everyone to think about the cameras that are all over san francisco in san francisco as a going kron. kron 4 is your lo

election headquarters. it has been 10 years since california voters approved prop 47. it's a law supporters say resulted in criminal justice reform. but opponents blamed for rampant retail theft. now voters will decide its fate. this election capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >>applause and celebration from these organizers after their proposed ballot measure known as the homelessness, drug addiction and reduction act seeking a change prop. 47 officially qualified for the november ballot. >>we'll make a huge difference in california will make california safer. greg totten helped author the newly qualified initiative he believes prompt. 47 made the state less safe by changing certain nonviolent crimes from felonies to misdemeanors. >>including theft when the items stolen are valued at less than $950. prop 47 supporters say it reduced the prison population and created criminal justice reform. but

opponents say it emboldened criminals to take part in certain crimes like retail theft, with little to no punishment, most citizens have seen someone going to a store and steal most citizens are encountering. >>locked up products and a struggling with that on a daily basis. 47, there's big share of the responsibility for those problems we want to fix up. that's why he says his initiative to reform prop. 47 includes an option to classify repeated theft as a felony. if someone is found to have taken part in theft after 2 prior theft convictions, the initiative would also increase penalties for thieves found to have caused at least $50,000 in losses. and it would combine the values of items stolen by the same person which could lead to increased to jail time. >>bottom line, we want change. we demand change. >>the measure would also add fentanyl to the list of hard drugs like heroin and cocaine and would enable stricter penalties for fentanyl dealers, something fresno mother, pamela smith says is crucial. her son jackson died

of fentanyl poisoning 8 years ago. situation been resolved 10 years ago. >>my child along with so many would be alive today. it all comes as the legislature has been working on its own package of public safety bills that do not touch prop 47 but due target organized retail theft. the legislation was previously supported by democrats and republicans. but this week, republicans threatened to pull their support for the legislation after democratic leaders added amendments that would cancel some of the retail theft bills. if voters approve the newly qualified bella measure to reform prop 47 measure, democrats say conflicts with their bills. the combination of those 2, it's sort of. >>supercharging. >>this whole process and resulting and i think moving back to a period where we're going to have much more incarceration are. was never intended to be stacked on top

of a one-sided ballot measure. but those here do not see it that way. they believe democrats are adding the amendments to confuse voters and take down the newly qualified initiative. please stop playing political games. >>and prioritize the safety of our communities. you're confident this can pass. yes, absolutely. and new wednesday state senator maria alvarado gayle is the first democratic lawmaker to announce she's opposed to the amendments and will support. >>the ballot initiative reporting at the state capitol. eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >>all this week, kron 4 is putting the spotlight on local charities and organizations giving back to our communities. the food bank of contra costa and solano operates the mobile food pharmacy kron four's philippe tug on reports from fairfield where it makes a stop every week. >>lifeline for dietary restricted patients whose

primary care is with solano county clinics. are you? the food bank of contra costa and solano is mobile food pharmacy. bring security to people living food, insecure. we stopped by a distribution at solano county, health and social services in fairfield is a big sell since the county partnered with the food bank back in 2018 to launch the pilot program. the mobile food pharmacy has become a staple continuously station that family health services offices in vallejo, fairfield and vacaville, everybody. >>the closer where that might be on medication. cpl social services. they're having difficulties getting their food fresh fruits and vegetables are always available to anyone who stands in line and says hello. >>the truck purchased county by the winter nation and for those who need to pare food medicine, mobile food pharmacy program coordinator rich oliver says.

>>patients can simply ask their clinics receptionist for a prescription to receive a large supplementary box of food containing healthy, canned and shelf stable items. the day of the appointment. >>war 2 weeks. post appointment you can ask for prescription fairfield and vallejo draw the biggest crowds for the mobile food pharmacy. >>each time out about 480 people are served. i appreciate the help that they give to community she showed. daniels has experienced homelessness the past and volunteering for the food bank helped her get back on her feet. >>she'll relies on the nonprofit for meals. i do feel like for the food that they get and volunteers feel appreciated for the selfless work they do this medicine. you know, we get so many nutrients and vitamins from what we see. >>from what we consume. and it's very important that we have a healthy community, a community that over the years has seen some of their

government health benefits disappear. i like you, but it's not enough because i'm renting an apartment. so it has really the mobile food pharmacy is one of the food bank's a t mobile distribution programs. it holds every week. >>in fairfield, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news.

>>bear sightings are nothing new for residents in the san gabriel foothills. but a pair bears came a little too close for comfort to socal families, ktla there in mind. >>bear sightings aren't uncommon this time of year, especially in neighborhoods that are near mountains or

foothills. well, here in monrovia, there been 2 recent sightings and one of situations the bear felt right at home. >>food come on, man. >>the tate family says it's not uncommon to see if they're going through their trash late at night. but this bear not only grabs food from the garbage. it also set up camp and their crawlspace on the side of their house. the bear appears to be tagged in the tate's did call animal control said there's not much they can do. wildlife experts say as long as the animals not threatening public safety or confronting people, they don't get involved in monrovia, though police will respond. the primary goal is to allow the animal to leave the area and returned back to the foothills. usually the officers president's use of vehicles, horns or bean bag rounds enough to encourage them to leave the area the tapes have since covered their crawl space. they are also expecting their 3rd child in august and say that there has been mellow, but they still worry about how close it is. >>initial concerns like we've got 2 kids running around. we don't want them to have accidental encounter with the

>>and about 5 miles north, another family's home surveillance cameras captured encounter between a bear in the 15 pound poodle potato potato. since the bears presence and when his owners open the door, he ran out and confronted the bear in chased off the property. >>really getting it seriously really are. >>california fish and wildlife say bears are typically good at finding food and that it would be unusual for them to go after a dog or cat. they say it's important to reduce things that attract them such as trashing fallen fruit. they are trying to keep tabs on all the sightings and ask anyone who sees a bear to notify them by going to their the city of monroe. the also has bear safety tips on their website reporting here in monroe. the i'm erin myers, ktla. 5 news. a

the alameda county district attorney's office has filed a lawsuit against pamela price and the county alleging racial discrimination wrongful termination and retaliation. this comes as price is facing a recall election this november from 4. kerman has the details. >>more trouble for alameda county district attorney pamela price. now she and the county are being sued by a former employee patti lee, who served as the da's public information. officer from june to december of last year alleges racial discrimination, wrongful termination and retaliation was going on in the da's office in alameda county. something that should never be taking place anywhere in district attorney office or in any public institution. the lawsuit stems from a pamela

price news conference on november. 29th of last year when a reporter from the berkeley scanner was refused entrance that led to a flurry of california public records act or cpra requests requiring the office to turn over records relating to that incident. lee was the one required together that material. but the lawsuit says when she tried to quote the district attorney chose instead to hide elite and change the records when she refused to sign off on those records. the lawsuit says lee was fired, you know, do those sort of things. that's not your job. you're there to fight crime in finding price is serious business. >>producing documents. wherever the chips may fall. whatever they say, whatever you did wrong, you let them out. that's we all make mistakes. but when you try to cover it up and you ask somebody who's public informational, sir. to join you. cover up and she refuses and fire her. that's what we're about. lee, who is asian american also alleges in the

lawsuit. >>that during your time in the office there was a clear racial bias against asians. in fact, the lawsuit alleges price told le that her enemies where the media and the asians, major issues about basically disagreeing with people just because of the race. and so that that's permeated out office. i understand like look forward you know, to take the depositions into the discovery time cover in a statement, the da's office said it cannot comment on litigation on personnel matters. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >>right. that resident speaking today about the importance of listening to your local fire department and creating that defensible space around your house. if we didn't have confidence before we do now. >>okay. they could be a different story. me standing here crying talking to you. >>on wednesday, gatos homeowner talking about a close call. a vegetation fire sparking a few feet away from homes off of mount laurel lane in los gatos. one week ago,

the santa clara county fire department applauded his quick actions. and prior acts by creating a defensible space around their homes. important that we pay attention to those matters. >>okay. because usually people just kind of tall. so don't pay attention to who someone to tell me what i should do about my property with the most important thing is you have a chance to save yourself and save your neighbors without that defensible space that these did prior to this fire. >>the outcome could have been very different. santa clara fire has defensible space program in place during wildfire season. >>sending out 11,000 letters this year encouraging residents to be proactive. >>and create that defensible space around their homes. the fire department says the spaces help slow down the fire and allows time for firefighters to suppress the we have that false sense of security of this we have a lot

of rain. >>people are not thinking about fires because california is finally out of the drought. >>but wall that does for the fire department is it changes the fuel model. the issue is that this year we're probably going to burn more acres. and i say that because having is water allowed for light flashy, feel more vegetation, more grass. if you look around your neighborhood, you're going to see these tall grasses. that poses a challenge because it moves extremely fast. and so when a fire occurs, it moves so fast that by the time the fire suppression crews get on scene. we're trying to find the edges and put it out. we're trying to stop the fire. so this is where the defensible space really helps. according to the santa clara county fire, safe council, defensible spaces 0 to 5 feet from buildings, decks and other structures. if you have any questions, you can contact santa clara county fire department.

>>fire prevention division and will be more than happy to assist. and there is more information on how you can create that space go online to kron 4 dot com. we already have an arctic love for reporting to dust kron. 4 news. ucla has

announced its first latino chancellor has a replacement for gene block. who's stepping down next month. wednesday's announcement comes after recent turmoil on campus and calls for block to resign over pro-palestinian demonstrations. kareen wynter reports. >>ucla naming a new chancellor today. also protests here on campus. but those

demonstrations had nothing to do with today's announcement. >>reilly, i reilly, i read robinson. >>i it's official while he won't be taking the reins until next january. appointment of doctor frank is the next ucla chancellors approved. doctor julio frenk named ucla is next. chancellor, the first latino chancellor mexico boring global health expert and the current president of the university of miami. bush a crucial moment. >>for higher education. we need bold. innovation sealy has a track record of embracing that kind of innovation, a unanimous approval by the uc regents. the 70 year-old has a depth of experience in public health, a medical degree. he's mexico's former health minister and will be in charge of a huge network of hospitals and clinics. also academics with the tens of thousands of students here at ucla. >>at this moment, moment

campus communities across the country are facing complex questions related to protecting student well-being, stopping stopping all forms of discrimination and upholding free expression rights. he's an expert fundraiser who has led a billion dollar campaigns for the university of miami. he's also been the dean of public health at harvard, securing hundreds of millions in an endowment gift. frank succeeds chancellor gene block. he'll step down july 31st. ending a 17 year tenure with controversial periods like the recent volatile protests on campus. >>that led to massive arrests and backlash with the handling of those disruptions. shortly after today's chancellor announcement, hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators took to the streets. >>holding signs they're speaking out regarding the recent protests that led to those massive arrest and that school administrators take action. they cues officers

police brutality and said there are still many demonstrators. now, if a surcharges from those events, as for today's big announcement on the university's next chancellor, we hope he is someone values academic workers in our contributions to university value student protests. and he's going to do everything in his sole power to >>ensure that our rights are upheld, not rip rest and that peaceful protest is met with negotiation and peaceful response. >>darnell hunt, ucla is executive vice chancellor and provost will serve as the interim chancellor during this transition. that's the latest here at ucla. kareen wynter, ktla. 5 news. >>senate republicans and democrats agree they need to deal with what they call a vaping epidemic with kids in the united states. they want to experts to help identify a target for the issue as these e-cigarettes are from both american companies and abroad. washington correspondent basil john reports.

>>if they could just took a child, a young age, they had a customer for life. illinois democratic senator dick durbin is furious. he says the fda and the justice department are not cracking down on illegal e-cigarettes. 23 e-cigarette brands have been authorized for sale in the united states. yet there are more than 6,000 e-cigarette brands on the market today, north carolina republican senator thom tillis challenge witness from the fda after durbin showcased this picture shelves filled with the east 6 without authorization. the store right near the fda's headquarters. >>i can't go through every single product on that but i will tell you that it's a >>the point here is this is a shelf full. a potentially dangerous substances in a store in the shadow of the fda building. >>according to a cdc report, e-cig usage went down among high school students between

2022 2023. the lawmakers know many kids are already addicted to vaping. i couldn't spend quality time with my friends without thinking about when we're going to get our next hit. new jersey senator cory booker is concerned about the overwhelming number of the e 6 sold in the u.s. that are marketed towards kids and come from china. do they pose a threat? could they pose a threat? i would say that any of the products, regardless of whether coming from china are not could. the fda says it has a system to review what's in the east expect come from abroad. >>but it is overwhelmed by millions of applications for product approval reporting in washington. i'm basil, motivation to reach today and get to

a new immersive experience lets you step into the world of legendary soccer star lionel messi ktla is carlos herrera scored us a preview. >>the innovative and interactive experience starts here in the first of 9 them attic. insulation is this is site is that it can feed has the on messi celebrates his 2022? world cup victory with the argentina fans. but his story of success as the world's greatest soccer player didn't start here. >>you know that misty was only 8 years old back in 1995, this isn't a in the his childhood bedroom growing up. he only dreamed of being the next world soccer star david rosenfeld. is the co-founder of this messy experience. you get a chance to really get a first hand, being that little boy, you got a chance here to be the little boy at 8 years old. the northside live it.

>>you have here, joy, you can open up. you see some of newell's old boys when he when he started it's a very interactive from a secure that little boy in argentina with the dreams becoming a star. we have posters. we have trophies. we have his room. we have is tv's it is that he's a checkout. also here we have the magazines and the journals that he used look at. have here with the kids notations a as a as a child. >>see it there. but magazines, you know, he had on his desk when he was a child kind of get you the feeling that you're your that your that boy really first person to kind of make the feeling and then, you know, growing and and china, china trying to grow next to his brothers and sister. his life was full of struggles, especially be short. but >>everything changed in 1998, but a very specific phone call that he got from football club barcelona back in 1998, the phone call that changed everything right? the phone call. they pick up the rubble hear the phone >>the coach calling invite him over to barcelona to play the

journey also as he arrived in that the city of barcelona and spain. this is where he the most success as a soccer player. >>making have no. this stadium is home for several years. the massive experiences starts this friday here south park. information on your screen right now. tickets available online. you can come here regardless of age, obviously. >>the dream is to become the goat or at least try and score a goal. here i go. i'm carlos, let's head back to you. wednesd

years since the gruesome discovery of the bodies of nicole brown. simpson and her friend ron goldman. soon police zeroed in on a suspect. brown's ex-husband, actor football superstar and bay area native oj simpson setting off a chain of events that would captivate the nation ktla. mary beth mcdade has a look back at the stunning case. >>hi, guys. yeah, it's hard to blieve it's been 3 decades since nicole brown simpson, a daughter, sister and mother of 2 and her friend ron goldman. a son and brother were found stabbed to death football star oj simpson was acquitted in a criminal case for the double murder. but later found legally responsible for their deaths in a civil trial. we take a look back at this tragic story. >>the gruesome murders of nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman made headlines around the globe. the 2 were found stabbed to

death in a pool of blood 30 years ago today. and nichols, brentwood, home, nicole's ex-husband, football, great o j. simpson soon became the primary suspect. >>it's a tragedy which has lived with us. you know, you a kennedy assassination, which is live with us. and various other historic events. and this is >>still knocking on our door because we don't have all the answers. >>a few days later, there was the infamous bronco chase, oj in the back seat with a gun to his head, his friend and fellow former football player ac kaling's behind the wheel. lawrence schiller, who wrote a book about the trial says oh, attorney robert kardashian believed oj was on his way to commit suicide. >>he decided that he wanted to drive out to nicole's grave. and robert thought that he probably take his life out there. >>then the trial of the century. prosecutors were no

match, though, for o j's dream team of attorneys. i had a education, sacramento involving dna evidence and it was one of the first cases in in california and in the nation. >>with dna evidence, attorney robert blazer became a key player on that team and represented oj in both the criminal and civil trials very called me and asked me to come down to la for a couple days because nobody else on the defense team knew anything about dna. >>so i went down there for 3 days and say for 3 years, despite all the blood and hair evidence which all pointed oj as the killer. >>his knowledge of dna evidence helped gas down in some jurors minds. >>so we were able to poke a lot of holes in some of the physical evidence and you can satisfy the jury that there was at least reasonable doubt about the physical evidence. >>and of course, who could forget the blood gloves. one found at the crime scene, the other 8, 0, j's rockingham

estate. but johnnie cochran's famous phrase. if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. had a profound impact on the jury. oj was acquitted after a nearly nine-month trial glazer says the defense team had mixed feelings. whether oj was truly guilty or not. i know that lee now passed he was absolutely convinced that urging was totally innocent. now. >>i'm not sure that others would agree with that. and a year later, a civil trial got underway this time a jury of 12 found oj liable for the deaths of ron and nicole. >>i was only attorney that's both won and lost the simpson oj was ordered to pay the browns and goldmans. >>33.5 million dollars. he never paid most of it. o j died 2 months ago of cancer. well, gee, didn't of serving 9 years in prison for his involvement in armed robbery in vegas. now, nicole sister time you're brown, she's going to be holding a candlelight

vigil tonight for nicole and ron. and we're going to have more on that a little bit later on for now. reporting here in new center, mary beth mcdade. welcome back to you guys in the studio. well, if yo

with illegal fireworks and one placer county city, we'll now pay more in fines and face more severe penalties. zach boetto has more. >>we all know how dangerous these illegal fireworks are specially when something goes wrong and the people of roseville are cognizant of that. so now the city of roseville will find you more for each individual illegal

firework that you're caught with. and it's a lot more. >>the city of roseville making the risk of having or using illegal fireworks going forward, much more costly with the 4th of july just around the corner. it's important to remind everyone that only safe and sane fireworks are illegal within the city of roseville. check out these new consequences if you're caught with one illegal firework, it's a $750. fine. then every individual illegal firework you're caught with after that is a $1000 fine. for example, if you're caught with 3 fireworks, it's 7.50 for the first. then 2000 for the other 2 totaling $2,750 in fines. plus, you'll be liable for the cost of the emergency response. and instead of just an infraction, you'll now be cited for a criminal misdemeanor, roseville. locals think it's a step in the right direction. i just think it's important for people when they're thinking about what they want to do for fun

weekend to consider the consequences of those actions. >>the city of roseville points to the risks of using illegal fireworks, including injuries, property damage, fires, explosions, this safety or first responders, the cost of responding the environmental harm and legal consequences. alyssa, not who works in roseville, worries about fires, too. >>there are so potential fire hazards around this area with all of the dry brush with all of the foliage, the homes are so close together, so many more people moving. and i mean, there's such so much of a bigger risk of something really bad happening. should a fire starts. other residents sharing concerns for their pets and backing the city's decision but questioning the police department's ability to enforce these new fines. >>my animals make their living terror of it. but i think that it's been more time catching the people that they should be raising fines. nothing being done about that. >>the city of roseville is asking its residents to hold off on those illegal fireworks completely come to the big fireworks show here at the

grounds on the 4th of july. also, there's a new portal where you can submit a complaint. if you see someone using were shooting off those illegal fireworks, you can submit that complaint on the my roseville app reporting in roseville, covering local news matters on zach boetto fox. 40 news on wednesday. sacramento got a look at the state of the area's hospitality industry. >>it highlights where tourism in sacramento is standing riht now. kimberly cruz has more from old sacramento. >>attractions like old sacramento. we've been here frequently. we love the town and we haven't been to old town in quite a while. to do go in the golden one center, the janet jackson concert. and we're still we're we're still moving. it was so good. transforming the capital city to a destination of choice for many travelers, tourism is up significantly. you know, it's down in the rest of the state, the rest, the country. and we look at last year, the production of business,

sacramento was the most we've done in our 97 year history as an organization. so tourism continues to grow in mike testa says it's thanks things like music festivals, concerts and sporting events. >>entertainment options. the city didn't have 10 years the concert that drought we know from the hotel standpoint when you've got a big name in town, it is filling up multiple hotel. so someone tells you getting 20 rooms, others are getting 10 rooms. but the impact is significant with 15 million visitors coming from different states and even internationally to sacramento spending is calculated to be more than 4 billion dollars. tourists dropping cash on hotels, food, transportation, and rental cars. people are just a learning about the with that. they want to learn about cuisine and what we bring to it. so i'm seeing a lot of out of town is coming in and just exploring what we do food. why is >>it's a sigh of relief for a lot of business owners like oliver ridgeway. now, as you see this progression and you're seeing these repeat

guests and events happening like, ok, maybe we can stop forecasting the future ahead. >>and growing our business knowing that there is other business be on your local coming it's going to be really happened here and soon even more than when it kimberly cruz, fox 40 news. the november

officially have the initiative to build a new city in the bay area. solano county's registrar of voters says the company, california forever submitted the 13,000 valid signatures required to qualify for the ballot for kron four's grant lotus and vicki liviakis

spoke with state senator bill died. >>so it's a it's, you know, going to be on the ballot. it looks like i think it would get this far. >>oh, absolutely. look at theirs. i'm not against billionaires. okay. they pay taxes. they do great things for our state that regard. but we knew that they have enough money to get the signatures. this is a really a a lightweight thing for them to have to do because they can afford to pay whatever it is that they need to pay to get to say this is so we kind of do we also heard reports of the signature gatherers. you know, misrepresentation of it. that's unfortunate. but but have a lot of money as well for a the campaign support this initiative going forward. >>you think about the traffic you think about the water for folks out there who might not be intimately familiar with this plan. what is your understanding of of what they

hope to do again, right near travis air force base. >>that's right. they they want to create a city a 400,000 people by changing the zoning. that's what they're asking the voters to do. it's auto county from eggs to this new city designation. is by travis air force base highway state highways, one 13 to it's just you know, no real environmental impacts. you couldn't put 40 condominiums out there, let alone 400 people without a complete environmental review. traffic steady or any of these type of thing. so it not the way i think we need want to plan our developments in the state of california. lot of county. >>well, we you're not a fan and certainly this is ben devices in the community.

there. this is largely wet. it kind agrarian area but yet they're offering jobs and homes that are being built that are hundreds of thousands of dollars below. you know, the bay area, other prices so how do you feel about that and how do you counter that argument? you know, >>think that promises these type regards where. there's nobody that can actually be the recipient of that today because nothing's approved. so people are going to go in and vote something on promises made. i just it's very, very hard to believe. i've got to tell you that that's actually going to come true. this is they they've got so many obstacles ahead of but people need to read the fine print. this is a trying to think of

the music man. you know, there's trouble in river city right here that starts you know, you know that whole line sold the whole town, this is really what's going on here. it's a lot of county them trying so all these people why it's going to be good for them. at the end of the day, it's not going to be so good. i don't think for the other 7 cities. let's let's talk about that. there's almost 500,000 people. maybe it's little bit over it. also on county and it the end of this. they want to develop a city this 400,000 people roughly 4 times the size of any other city is out. >>so we we know it left a somewhat of a sour taste in a lot of peoples. you know, miles, because they were not transparent. initially, there was the mistake of of who is doing this. but since then, they say that they have been transparent. does that have

any sway with you? >>you know, i think all you can ask somebody has to tell the truth and tell what you know what that what they go. i don't have anything personal, i against city of these these folks. i've got 25 years as an elected public servant in. i, you know, in the state of california, local. yeah. when in doubt the county for 15 years, there's just no way to really try to get a but nevertheless, they have a right as citizens of the state of california. they have a right to petition their this direct democracy. we've got all these initiatives that we have all over the bay area all over the state. and so that, yeah, it's is it is their right. i do. you know, they got billboards everywhere, you know, talking about we're going to give, you know, loans to people and it all these things. i just people just need you know, there's a

sucker born every day. and we just people need to be very, very careful. read the ballot initiative. and find out from your local elected officials that you trust in your area. if you don't trust any of go year. your churches, your closet, everything you blocks. i seen the polling. it doesn't look that good at all. nevertheless, they have the real ability to spend millions on this campaign which could make a difference. >>crews are getting ready to pounce on any fires that might break out to try to stop them from getting out of control. but they say the public can help by clearing out brush ktla. ellina abovian has more from southern california. >>it really is in the fire season in california where year round. but as temperatures heat up, peak fire burning is just getting started. >>over the past 3 days, we've seen fires that have occurred in the valley. the high desert and in the mountains.

>>this is the starter 3 fire that broke out tuesday afternoon near started wells road. about 20 minutes north of victorville. it's now ballooned to nearly 500 acres. no structure damage. and that's not the only fire san bernardino county has seen in the last week or so on sunday. little mountain, san bernardino caught fire the blaze in the popular hiking area burning 20 acres while that was burning. we had a new start up in lytle creek. luckily, the 2 are relatively small. eric sherwin with san bernardino county fire says is an example of what can happen even once the bigger incidents arise. resources can get stretched thin. whenever we have multiple fires burning in relative close proximity to each other, we are going to see a competition for resources. the first day of summer is about a week away. the vegetation is beginning to dry out, meaning the potential for larger fires to ignite in neighboring riverside county was just less than a year ago. we saw 3 fires burning at the same time, scorching thousands

of acres. this past weekend, several fires broke out across the county, including one in lake elsinore and norco public vehicle fires and the vegetation, a structure fire to education. >>we see why to be year round. any of them small in size. but it's a sign of what's to come. >>that's why many agencies like the forest service and cal fire riverside county are performing prescribed burns to get rid of dry vegetation. >>that can become a hazard. captain john clinking smith junior says it's time to start thinking about getting fire ready, especially if you live in a fire-prone community, be ready to evacuate. if you need to have your. >>central's that you need medications, computers. >>pictures. by a narrow margin.

u.s. house of representatives voted to hold attorney general merrick garland and contempt of congress. the vote effectively recommends the prosecution of the attorney general washington correspondent been a explains. >>yeas are 216. the nays are 207. the resolution is adopted. house republicans say they're trying to protect democracy. we have to defend the constitution. we have to defend the authority of congress. gop lawmakers, jim jordan and james comer led the push to hold attorney general merrick garland in contempt of congress. >>they've asked the justice department to release the audio tapes of president biden's interviews with special counsel robert hur's office. one former presidents being charged. >>joe biden's not being we think we're entitled actually we know we're entitled to all the evidence and the best evidence the justice department released the

transcripts. but the white house invoked executive privilege on the tapes blocking the release. it is a show. and apparently the show must go on. democrats like maryland's jamie raskin argued against the contempt vote. do they think that the holy grail of the 100 18th congress? >>evidence of a presidential high crime and misdemeanor is lurking in the pauses or the background throat clearing zinn sneezes on the audiotape as attorney general garland faces allegations of weaponizing the department of justice. he wrote a rare op-ed in the washington post saying the doj is seeing more conspiracy theories and threats of violence. he says the short term political benefits of those tactics will never make up for the long-term cost to our country in washington. i'm today some lot. >>it's not an everyday citing a troop of buddhist monks along the maryland countryside. stephen cohen caught up with them on their mission to promote world peace.

>>it is a mission to promote peace across the world. just another weekday afternoon in the countryside for lucent, a staffer when she saw a troop of buddhist monks gathered across from her front yard. just that they were having a nice picnic. you know, they're on the property which is fine. too soon learned they are hiking the allegheny front on their crusade to promote kindness love across the globe. that week started in montgomery county and on to frederick where they met with the asian american community foundation. >>before heading northwest on the outskirts of hagerstown that their first adventure here in the states. >>wall country 5 ago and love being kind and to everybody. >>fall peace along the way. there is meditation to bring joy and happiness for all in the world. despite 12 hours a day of walking, lie everything usa. >>their order

>>i would be bad in asia. everybody. >>court and with those they encounter their teachings of food is wisdom in values and the call to end suffering all over the world. i left. i love us. so much and they are grateful that so far the weather has been welcoming for their adventure. >>their final destination, new york state reporting from washington county, maryland, stephen cohen, dc news now. ari

opens up about her nickelodeon experience. plus, paddington goes to peru. andy rhys meyers has the details in the entertainment report. it's

been a few months since the bombshell documentary quiet on set premiered on investigation. discovery. >>the docu series uncovered the toxic culture behind some of the most iconic kids shows the late 90's and the early aughts. that includes all that drake. and josh and several other nickelodeon shows and their creator producer dan schneider. the series includes several allegations of misconduct against him who is now suing id for defamation. now ariana grande is opening up about her experience on set of the show victorious. the show aired for 4 seasons between 2010 2013. she played cat valentine. she never mentions the id series by name. she doesn't mention schneier either, but she does talk depend bagley on his podcast about her experience on the show. >>now, looking back on some of the clips. i'm like, that's the family. really? my daughter, you know, southside you know, i just think about that's like what i if i had

and there's not a word for how. devastating that is to hear about. and so i think the environment is needs to be made a lot safer all around. and like i said, i'm still in real time reef. nasa saying my relationship to the full episode of the podcast is streaming on all platforms. >>everybody's favorite marmalade sandwich levin talking bear is back and he's heading to peru. brand-new trailer out for the 3rd installment in the paddington series. paddington in peru. take a look. >>on say. important news. coming visit him. coming to prove. and you see. >>afraid she set off on some sort of quest. have no idea

she on to see from me when i was a cop. now i have to but the amazon, his clients. >>we have to try and i have faith that you will survive. be fine. i can show you learn from. at a holiday to remember. me, it wasn't getting a bit choppy. >>paddington in peru hits theaters across the pond in november. but unfortunately, we won't be able to see it stateside until january 17th of next year. that's your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm andy reece >>he's not even 2 years old. a little boy from michigan has gone through more than what most people will see in a lifetime. emily litter has the story. said room and i was

like the wrestler. he's a strong i like boy, i want to strong name. >>and who knew he'd have to be so strong, right? not us before he was even born. roman dileo has been fighting for his life. which is pretty hard to imagine as this little boy bursting with energy and life. after we found out there was something wrong with his the cardiologist that we worked with in grand rapids. >>made a comment that roman is clearly not concerned with any of our and not listening to anything that we're saying a heart condition discovered while in utero at 25 weeks, ashley and her husband, tony travel to ann arbor to have roman at cs mott children's hospital. as soon as he was born, he was whisked away by specialists isn't yeah, it was a lot of emotions. but stayed in the moment did what we needed to do to get through

each each second, this state of mind. this vibe, this outlook on life that tony and ashley share. that's what's been able to get them through. romans, birth and everything that's come sense from day one decided, hey. >>it is what it is, control, what we can control and the positive and think good things end up happening. >>roman needed a new heart. and so actually a tony lived at the ronald mcdonald house of ann arbor waiting for that day. that day came when roman wasn't even 6 months old, the day someone else's loss became romans chance at life. a new tiny heart transplanted into romans. tiny body go room and this is where this happy story should end. but romans fight wasn't over yet. the transplant team does a very good job of preparing you for the good, the bad and the ugly. we know that that was something that was potentially on the table. i think the status around 10% of transplant patients get it.

>>3 d roman was diagnosed with post transplant lymphoma. this fire was going to have to fight again. but once again, roman surprised all of the doctors and his parents, the first round of chemo and went from like >>physically being sick, too. he got done with the chemo. we put them in the car and he was yelling and happy and playing with his toys. can't. it. >>happy and playing with his which brings us to today. just days away from his second birthday gosh, the world is his oyster. we're told roman is always this energetic, he's going to need it to keep up with this new baby sister this fall with a new heart and cancer survivor and rust belt. you can truly say roman reigns.

>>for sports. >>well, the final 3 of today's giants in ace on hand. i'm talking about a beautiful day at oracle park. giants looking to take game 3 of the series against the astro's. well, they had a bit, hey, as we have on them. and of he did his job. the giants they got on the bird board early in the 3rd, was one. ron, it's happening here up at the plate, running it 3rd happened to hit a runner watching here rips a shot that former giants mauricio dubon cannot track down played with the score champions of its second with a double and then exchanges with country's with jose altuve there. the giants, the lead 2 to nothing. >>we move into the 4th with a

giant. they lead to the one bases loaded slate are now part of it's a nice liner to center field do the job to run score. slater will he was 3 of 5 with 2 rbi today. the giants take a 41 lead. the slogan with continues to pitch well at home. he went 6 innings pick up his 6th win of the season. he strikes out. watch ready. other than singleton here looks like he's got to hit one of the ballpark, but he's headed to the dugout. the giant. they win 5 to in the series right here. they take the series in game 2 games to one. they deserve a day before hosting the angels for a 3 game series. that starting on friday. meanwhile, they were looking to avoid a sweep in san diego is a take on the padres top of the 60 year. it was tied at 2. they got a good start said brown. he laid down perfect bear gets past the pitcher peralta. here comes tyler soderstrom well he'll score in they take the lead. top of the 8th now same score one for that off. he drives

this one into the left-center gap round from the first to home. >>and he will score they get a crucial insurance run right there. now up by 2 bottom of the frame and donovan solano, what he says this one deep to straight center stands. cameron trying to track it. he leaps over. wow. early seat rise with no chance in the padres. they tie it on the solano, 2 run bomb. but we to the bottom of the 9th mason miller. the calls are hoping to keep this ball game tied up and send it into extra. but jackson, merrill, well, he gets all of this hanging slider high and deep to right. no doubt about that with the padres. they walked off they're second homer of the game. >>5 to 4 with the final in oakland suffered their 5th straight loss open a four-game series against twins in minnesota. tomorrow. meanwhile, the nba were mourning the loss of a jerry west. one of the nba's greatest players ever and executive. >>who had a hand in the warriors championship run. he died at the age of 86. now west was selected to the basketball hall of fame. 3

times. he was a 12 time all nba selection. he led the lakers to 9 nba finals and he was such an amazing player that he wanted be a finals mvp in 1969, when this team, the lakers lost the series, there was an nba executive. he was considered a genius in the 22 years with the lakers front office. the team won 6 championships after a stint with the grizzlies. then he joined the warriors organization in 2011 in 2015, the warriors won their first nba championship in 40 years. west was also instrumental in bringing kevin durant to the team, which of course they want to more championship with katie in town. steve kerr, will he spoke today about waste and mister clutch and what he meant to. >>such a sad jerry lived an incredible life. one of the great figures in nba history, one of the greatest players of all time, one of the greatest executives ever. and of one of the architects of golden state past decade, which we've won 4

titles. cherry played a big role in those titles and also in my life, my experience as a coach was a wonderful man. wonderful mentor. and i'm so thankful to have gotten to know later in his life. >>how about that? yeah, that sea breeze kicking in today and really striking in the afternoon getting a little blustery in spots and before long that fog started back on shore. you see making its way over the golden gate bridge right now. more that on the way the buffering lehrer overnight tonight probably make its way not only in the bay but in the valleys, too. so tonight, yeah, increasing moving well inland overnight tonight, all the way in the east bay. i think to some morning clouds tomorrow, then sunshine, but cooler temperatures all around fog and son. you bet. this weekend, a little breezy as we head in towards sunday, but high pressure kind of given up now and it's going to week we've had a weak front move on by the help to cool down. the temperatures are wrapped up. the winds so hot tomorrow going to be warm and watch out for some cool weather along the coast line out toward the beaches. these temperatures could be a little chilly 50's and some low 60's right along the immediate coast temperatures. how about 60

degrees in downtown san francisco? the sunset you can see a lot of grey there about 58 degrees at 59 in golden gate park along the coastline. i think the fog going to be hugging the coast. the better part of the day tomorrow inside the bay to find that sunshine after couple patches of fog in the morning hours because temperatures really comfortable even the middle of low, not bad. 71 degrees and follow up to 73 in mount view, the south bay enjoyable temperatures and warm 70's 80's by tomorrow afternoon. just a little bit on the hazy side, a sea breeze. the ad will be healthy again tomorrow. in places like hayward. those winds will be kicking up. also the union city about 68 degrees. so triple digits yet you're comfortably in the 70's and the 80's in the interior valleys by tomorrow afternoon. so really some pretty decent numbers out there late in the day as the delta breeze going to kick in right into the nation. also to play all those temperatures. pretty nice 60's and some 70's back toward the coastline. keeping you cool with that patchy fog this couple days tomorrow, the temperatures back off a little bit. we warm up again a little on friday. cooling back down as we head in toward father's day weekend. >>and that does it for us here on kron on. we'll be back with

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