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♪ bmo ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. we now with breaking news. >> that breaking news out of the south bay tonight. all northbound lanes of highway 101 are closed in morgan hill

due to a deadly crash. thanks for joining us here on kron for news at 11. i'm noelle bellow and i'm dan thorn. the chp issued a sigalert around 10 o'clock tonight >> the agency says the crash happened on the freeway near cochran road. there's no estimated time right now of those lanes reopening. we will, of course, keep you updated as we learn more about this deadly crash. >> another big story we're following tonight. dozens of rv dwellers in san francisco are about to lose their parking spots. the city has ordered people living in their vehicles parked near lake moore said to leave in the next few weeks or their vehicles will get towed. a group held a protest earlier today against those pending evictions. >> kron four's sara stinson reports. >> sfmta has put up these for our parking signs here on winston drive. this is where dozens of rv's are part, but they haven't started enforcing it yet. people who live here say they've been warned by the city that their mobile homes will be towed if they don't move by july second, we have living here for a for about 3

years now. >> and as the pandemic many problems was, we were not able to pay for the rent because he was too expensive. this man lives with his cousin margot in an rv near san francisco's lake. moore said they're among more than 100 families living on winston drive. >> including seniors. people with disabilities. >> and children. the man asked to remain anonymous, but he help translate for his cousin. let's do that. says she's not sure what they will do once the city starts enforcing a 4 hour parking restrictions and we have no way to go. and that is why we need this. you need to do something for all. the 2 say they got a notice from the city about the road being repaved in 3 weeks, warning them to move or they'll be towed. >> sfmta created a plan to restrict parking in this area. back in december, citing issues with disposal of sewage and trash as well as the use of generators near dry grass.

jennifer freedom buck, the executive director of the coalition on homelessness says sfmta has delayed roadwork waiting for the city to open a safe parking site for rv's. there is funding in the budget for safe parking and the mayor has not. >> opened up a safe parking spot. it has not been a priority. >> the unofficial rv community is right next to san francisco state. >> lowell high school and behind stonestown mall run. lynette, he lives nearby and is glad to hear about the upcoming inforcement. i understand the homeless issue. >> when a place to live but out near a state university. i don't think it's appropriate place to but the cause and say they don't understand why they have to move because no problem here because we i reached out to the mayor's office to see if there's a future plan for a safe parking site for rv's. we did not hear back in time for this report. i'm sara stinson reporting in san francisco kron. 4 news. >> well, an update to that story in an email. the crown

for the sfmta says active enforcement of parking time limits in the area will begin after the planned repay been work is complete, but the timing is still being worked out. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters and a measure aiming to make major changes to prop. 47 will be on the november ballot as it stands today. prop 47 only permits prosecutors to charge that's under $950 as misdemeanors. the new measure would end the proposition by allowing prosecutors to charge cases as a felony. the initiative also calls for more drug treatment services and increase penalties for repeat retail thieves. supporters believe the measure will make the state safer and help crack down on rampant retail theft. governor newsom and democratic leaders, however, are opposed. they argue retail theft and crime could be addressed without touching prop. 47 voters will have the final say on november. 5th. >> new at 11 police say they

have cited 2 people and towed several cars after a side show on sunday. police say when they got to sonoma boulevard in lemon street at around 04:00am 200 cars were participating in a sideshow. officers say they found 2 of the cars that were involved. one car was left behind on fire. 5 people were arrested oakland following a different set of sideshows. oakland police say they arrived at the intersection of grand and lake park avenues on saturday saw about 300 cars and 200 people but their phones out videoing it celebrating and doing whatever they do with these things. the crowd dispersed eventually, though, but police were able to pull 7 different vehicles over in addition to the 5 arrests, police say they seize some guns, which we just showed pictures up right there and they towed away 3 cars. >> meantime, governor newsom says crime in oakland has gone down more than 30% since february, including rates of

homicide, robbery burglary and car theft. earlier this year, the governor deployed an additional 120 chp officers to the city as part of a targeted search operation to crack down on crime. despite news, some citing a drop in homicides. 3 teenagers were killed in shootings in oakland yesterday. they marked the city's 38th 39038th and 40th homicides of the year last year, oakland lost a total of 126 people to homicide. >> the city of san jose passed a multibillion dollar budget today. mayor matt mahan says this budget is the most significant investment towards ending homelessness in the city's history. he says the budget ball help 1200 unhoused people. >> this budget does something we have never done in the history of our city which is stand up. safe, sleeping sites for up to 500 people. not necessarily at one site. but manage locations with sanitation security. some basic case management to create an alternative. 2,

unmanaged encampments. >> the mayor says the budget was able to address to 55 million dollar shortfall without laying off any city employees. he says the budget will also set aside 40 million dollars for new affordable housing. it also includes money for expanding the police department. >> let's get a check of the forecast. taking a live look now at the bay bridge were lot of people still out and about tonight after a nice hot day. yeah, they are warm one in. >> let's see if those temperatures are going to continue what's happened in laurence? yeah, boy, it was hot spots around the bay area to no getting around that tonight. little bit of a sea breeze out there. not much in the way of fog developing just yet, but more that on the way. finally, can see those temperatures begin to cool down as early as tomorrow, but still going to be hot spots out there right now. mostly clear, just a little hazy out toward the golden gate bridge. cut through the night see some of that fog on the way. hot 101 degrees today in livermore 100 and conquered 100. also in

antioch, a hot 97 in santa rosa. 91 in napa and 92 degrees in san jose. but look on the coastline. only 59 degrees, 40 degrees cooler in some of the hottest spots in half moon bay. all right. all that being said, it looks like tomorrow. the heat advisories likely to continue as you make a way to county. expect some hot temperatures today. again, they're moving well into the 90's inland, although other part of the bay area going to start to cool off tomorrow about 60 degrees in san francisco. 75 pretty comfortable in oakland. little breeze toward the afternoon. still warm in san jose. but instead of 90's, you find low 80's by tomorrow afternoon. thanks a lot, lawrence. new at 11 san francisco is planning onevamping poll street. >> the city is working with the union square alliance and a 4 million dollar project. it would remove parkland zones and create wider sidewalks. they also want to create new light fixtures, which you see right here, including hanging some lanterns and a giant chandelier at the intersection of powell and market streets.

mayor london breed says they want to celebrate the cable car history while adding a layer of modern design. and this is just the beginning of revamping powell street in square alliance is estimating it may take up to 30 million dollars in total. in the south and state audit has found vta needs to be more transparent and find new ways to generate revenue. it comes as the transportation agency is looking to expand to new projects through san jose. >> including a connector to the bart stations in north san jose kron four's jack moment. reports. >> simply member mark berman out of menlo park is the lawmaker who requested the audit to be done on the vta. it focuses on the agency's leadership project management and the way the vta makes its money. >> now the audit done on the vta several recommendations. one of them was to improve communication within the vta about big projects it has in

the works just as an example, the audit cited one of the project's costs increased by 24% from the start of the project. >> to the end of it because of the lack of communication. it also says while the vts finances are good, it should move away from its primary funding of a sales tax. the audit says the vta currently gets 60% of its funding from sales taxes, but says bowden kumble diminished by the 2030's. now the biggest point of contention came with the auditors saying the vta must be more transparent when selecting dimectors for its port. one example was that a group of mayors selecting a director for its board did not host this election process to the public. the state auditor says new laws would need to be formed to increase transparency and the vta. >> now, despite the vta disagreeing with the audit saying it needs to be more transparent when selecting members or its board. the dta did say in an email about audits just like this one are

useful as the vta is ooking to continue expanding with bigger projects into the future reporting in san jose jack moment. kron 4 news. >> there are 9 ayes into knows the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> without various city departments can now start raising money to bring giant pandas from china to san francisco next year. mayor london breed figures she needs to raise 25 million dollars to pay for a new panda exhibit at the san francisco zoo. city's board of supervisors voted 92 to allow fundraising be a philanthropist and other private donors. the mayor has been heavily promoting the panda project after china agreed to back in april to send them to us. she says an expensive new exhibit will be worth every penny and the pandas will attract thousands of visitors not only to the zoo but to the city itself. however, critics argue the money could be better spent elsewhere. an animal rights groups say the zoo was run down and has had mismanagement problems over over the years.

some have argued fundraising could also suggest a conflict for the mayor. city san francisco is waiving city fees for outdoor events. the board of supervisors voted today to get rid of the permits which currently cost anywhere from $500 to $10,000, depending on the event by removing the fees. the city's hoping to encourage smaller businesses to host more events and gatherings. >> in the north bay, a large well-known sculpture may have to move from downtown santa rosa. this 7 and a half ton marble hand sculpture has been a fixture at the santa rosa plaza since the 90's. the sculpture is meant to honor local farm workers. but the fate of the giant hand is now in question, has a new pf chang's. it's looking to put in a parking lot. one resident says he'd like to hand to stay because public art is a big reason why he loves living in santa rosa. >> sometimes i i have just nice time just sitting down there and just relax look at

everything good and i think is beautiful. like that. >> zoning meeting to discuss the project's design review permit is scheduled for june. 20th. the restaurant, though, is not expected to open up until much later on this year. still to come in 11 solano county voters will now have the chance to decide on a new city being built. plus. >> is the work that i'm doing. you're going to live. you're going to die in woman's remarkable resilience after someone tries to slash her throat. how she wants to help. >> her attacker. >> and you won't believe the study that uc berkeley is conducting what has to do with magic mushrooms. when we come magic mushrooms. when we come back. network is no network for business.

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>> welcome back. the founder of a north bay nonprofit is remaining resilient tonight as she recovers from a violent attack. a jewel mcdonald is an educator and founder of the nonprofit, the valais whole project. she's in the icu tonight after says the young man who she had been helping used a box cutter to cut her neck yesterday. it happened in a parking lot near the walmart on sonoma boulevard and allay. she says the man had been homeless and has a history of mental illn die meanwhile, that weather in it. but, you know, it's like it's not going to make me curl up in a ball and go high. you know, this wouldn't be the worst way to go. it would be. unfortunate. but it doesn't make me. withdraw. it makes

me. consider deeply how it can be impactful. >> mcdonald's says she is sharing the story to highlight the lack of mental health resources in the community. she is hoping her attacker gets the help that they need as well. she's expecting to make a full recovery. >> the initiative to build a new city and solano counties qualified for the november ballot. voters will be asked to allow urban development on the land that is currently zoned for agriculture. the changes necessary to allow for the construction of homes and the downtown area. that is being proposed by california forever. the county's registrar of voter's says the company submitted 13,000 valid signatures required to qualify for the ballot, california forever ceo jan shrem says this investment will bring new jobs, clean energy and more homes for families working and

solano county. in an official statement, he said this is an important milestone for us and we're excited to be moving the process forward. this is a win for the future. the county end for the california tree. groups opposed to the plan say the project would hurt the county's water resources in air quality. >> grassfire slow the morning commute along the altamont pass and livermore today eastbound 5.80, lanes were shut down while firefighters try to put out some hotspots. crews say it broke out just east of the north glen road exit shortly before 8 o'clock, the flames burned about 23 acres. the fire was 90% contained as of 08:00pm. firefighters say they're grateful it wasn't bigger. >> there's a little warm, >> if but it's in the morning. it is in the afternoon around 1 2 o'clock. the wind picks up in this. 23 acre fire could have been somewhere, you know, 3, 400 acres. >> the fire was also burning in a region that was under a

heat advisory for much of the day today. thankfully, we're looking at cooler temperatures. probably a little cooler, i think. but not so sure about over there. probably me a little toasty. we're taking a look right now. sutro tower, clear night here in san francisco. >> what's happened with the weather? yeah. you know, those grass fires dangerous, especially during the summer time to get those afternoon sea breezes kicking in. and so the grass trying out now we see a lot more. those flash fires developing, too. but temperatures go to start to back off a little bit. still going to be hot spots inland. the set of the triple digits, probably some 90's by tomorrow afternoon. so hot enough out there. that's for sure. and dry enough to buy late today. those winds are going to really be wrapped up. >> it is mostly clear out toward the golden gate bridge, a little bit hazy out there tonight. that fog is going start to reform along the coastline, making its way just inside the bay tomorrow, a little bit cooler around the bay area feel those winds kicking in tomorrow afternoon. pretty healthy sea breeze. and then the temperatures cooling down. i think as we get in toward the weekend running right about average, but numbers out the door. you can

see the sea breeze affecting the coastal areas. still 60's. a nice inside the bay to 77 right now. but for the valleys get over the east bay hills, it is almost 80 degrees in dublin. it's 87 in brentwood and 77 degrees right now in vacaville. overall, though, we've got a cold front that's going to be dropping in. doesn't look like much but let's go help a ramp up that sea breeze by tomorrow afternoon. going to feel the effects of that as we head toward the latter part of the day, the winds will start to ramp up maybe some 20, maybe some 30 mile an hour gusts. temperatures come way down in san francisco said 70's got 60's by tomorrow afternoon. patchy fog lingering at the coastline. 15 60's there inside the bay find some warmer weather. but still these numbers coming down from what we had today. 74 degrees in rapid city. the south bay said the 90's are going to be a with 70's and the 80's tomorrow afternoon. much more comfortable there over the east bay hills. yeah. takes a little bit longer for that cool air. the filter in from the oceans, tied the interior valleys, but still 90 on the hot side of pleasant. 91 in livermore about 82 degrees breezy as you make your way into the delta, as you can see, temperatures cooling down a bit by tomorrow afternoon.

now over the next couple of days, these numbers going to be dropping off at least for tomorrow and then into thursday are really going to feel the effects may be warming up slightly again on friday. only to cool back down and settle in nicely as we get ready for the weekend. and some are coming soon. summer next week. i can't believe already been feeling a couple of heat waves already. of course, we have many more to come. all right. thanks, lauren. >> changes are coming to a popular lake tahoe beach this summer, starting august 17 next week. i can't believe already been feeling a couple of heat waves already. of course, we have many more to come. all right. thanks, lauren. >> changes are coming to a popular lake tahoe beach this summer, 28, try to alleviate some of the overcrowding that content to happen on that beautiful beach of visitors can make reservations online by visiting nevada state parks website. >> for many people using psychedelic drugs like mushrooms, lifts the burden of

mental distress, a distress and sometimes offer some he mechanisms behind how psychedelics shaped human perception for their experiments. they're going to be using healthy human participants who will a compound, which is found magic mushrooms. each participant will then do simple perceptual tasks. other vision is monitored. researchers hope that by gaining a better understanding they can obtain insights on the impact that these drugs have on the human mind. coming up, there was a good old-fashioned pitchers duel tonight to the astros and the giants as runs came at a premium. >> next in sports are in wilson let you know who had just enough offense to pull out the victory tonight.

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>> and now kron 4 sports. well, it was a gorgeous day in the bay today with sleet to the pristine weather. and, you know, the sports knighted, our part. we'll start with the boys of the summer. obviously i'm talking about the giants and the s shows. what tell you. some beautiful weather was a picture. perfect day at the ballpark for the boys. >> it was game 2 which we asked. rosen giants in jordan hicks get the start on the he was looking to better that er, you know, this 6 point area over the last 2 starts. well, the astro they literally one to nothing to. the 3rd base is empty for brett wisely. he gets the mayor and a slider here and send it into the pavilion in, right? that's a nice grab. fan out there and a beautiful view for wisely is the second homer of the season. and we're all tied up at one apiece. >> look at the top of the 3rd now where 2 on 2 out alex bregman. he is a slow chopper to short right here watching

varities chops that one and get the bare hand grab right there from enchantment. he throws it away, though, at first that allows 2 runs the coming 4. and if with the astros on top 3 to one at the giant, they had a rough time with the astro's pitcher on gave a one run on 3 hits in 6 innings 8 strikeouts, including this a great day for chapman, at least not in these 2 innings in the think the giants were hills. only 3 hits and a lone run. the final score us that their way is will the astros 3, the giants and an afternoon game tomorrow actually decide series. let's talk about they were looking for a bounce-back win today the padres after coming up short last night. now the leadoff hitter a room tomorrow. he wasted no time in for hitting randi bass was first the game. 4 of the game was straight away into center field travel 415 feet over and they gave the a's a one. nothing lead. now, the padres offense was silent on jaycee fears until the 5th, 2 on and

2 out for jurors to get your profar. we thought our shot under a diving gale off their to second base, 2 runs they come into score padres. they take a 3 to one lead. the a's fans not worry. no reason to be because you get this man in tyler soderstrom. he the one high and deep out to center. it was his 3rd homer of the season and we're all tied up but in the 9 it was kyle who sent the padres home. very happy with this shot down the line and left it lands in the second day there. his first career walk-off in the padres. they get the win. 43 with the final. the a's travis out one victory in this series coming tomorrow afternoon. now that dream of being featured on the cover of madden nfl. 25 his come true for cmc he becomes the first. 49 is played to grace the cover. >> in 25 years, he's also the first running back to be featured on the cover in more than a decade. now the former

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