right. well, the time is now 04:38am. here on a very nice friday. >> and hopefully you are. i'm thinking about maybe what you want to do this weekend. he sure have a whole lot of options on their lot of people that have been reaching out to me that are coming into town from other places. and a lot of them want to know what the weather is going to be like. so they can plan their prime weekend, whatever they're doing. no good luck. getting a hotel where was in town, the senate and that early. it's going to be busy from the warriors to pride. it has definitely been. >> a week that feels a little bit more like san francisco did a couple years ago. busy, busy, we are seeing out there some low grade. that fog is settling right into the bay this morning. >> from the golden gate on into the bay itself, watch for some pockets out there where visibility has dropped below a mile. that includes the coast bay shore all the way to the south bay on into the carquinez in across the north bay to this fog. when you see it is more dense than it was yesterday. now, as far as temperatures go right now, we're in the 40's at the coast and in parts of the north bay, the bottle in petaluma really chilly this morning at 48 degrees. compare that to brentwood at 70 conquered in dublin at 64. some of us more mild than others. as for skies. once the fog burns off, we're in for a nice and sunny day and for inland areas still warm. one highs in the 90's inland 80's by the bay 60's out towards the coast. rain. >> you for that, right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning about a 10 minute drive to make it from the base that fremont street exit across the bay bridge as you're heading into the state, the san mateo bridge, a 80 to one o one just under 13 minutes for you on this friday morning. let's head over. look at the richmond. sandra fell commute still pretty light. 9 minutes for you here. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the told you have that dense fog. take your time. drive slow, use those low beams. no need to be in a rush. still 20 minutes on your commute. but again, you want to drive slower. well, water main break left several blocks in the city of concord under water. but as kron forcefully jabar report, it took almost 6 hours to find and shut off that broken pipe. >> trash and debris power washed off monument boulevard and thursday afternoon. once the river of water that flowed on talk overnight drained off or was pumped out by the contra costa water district. >> this after a pipe, 8 inches in diameter broke underground that read it dry. i would consider this this on the larger side of break. >> water district spokesperson jennifer allen says crews were sent to the scene at 12:30am in the morning but could not identify and close off the valves to the broken pipe. >> until around 6 in the morning to the severe flooding. there is no estimate as to how much water in the streets, but it's safe to say thousands of gallons of treated water were last seen any water loss. and when we're in a drought is very frustrating. >> this comes as the water district has asked customers to reduce water use by 15% compared to what was used in 2020, a temporary 15% drought surcharge, encouraging conservation. >> also goes into effect next week. we manage about 900 miles of pipes within are treated water service area. so that's a lot of height to be making sure is and is in good shape. >> failed pipe was installed in the 1960's and it's unclear why it broke. the water district says it will investigate the issue and other pipes nearby. no major damage was reported for businesses in the area were still without water through the early afternoon. >> in concord, police to call kron 4 news. >> well, for your money, state law enforcement officers as well as public safety workers will soon get pandemic bonuses according to an agreement between governor newsom and the unions. each employee including chp officers, state correctional officers and park rangers will get $1500 bonuses about 42,000 state. public safety workers are eligible for those bonuses. the federal government is canceling about 6 billion dollars in student loan debt. the move affects around 200,000 people who attended for-profit schools like the corinthian colleges or itt technical institute and other similar trade schools and who had applied for loan cancellations. a class action lawsuit was filed against the department of education in 2019 saying the department had ignored all those applications. the student loan cancellation is the result of a settlement in that lawsuit. toyota is recalling its newest electrical vehicle less than 2 months after it was released. the automaker says bolts on the will of the 2023 bz 4 x electric crossover suv can loosen on driving because the will to detach. but toyota is warning owners around the world not to drive their vehicles until that problem is fixed. the company's urging people to contact their local dealers. we'll pick up the vehicle and provide a free loaner. toyota is still investigating the cause of the bolts. most recent january 6 committee hearing focused on the pressure campaign by the trump white house aimed at the department of justice. they say it was designed to overturn the 2020 election result. washington correspondent basil john reports on the details from the hearing. >> if justice department had not done. >> enough during the 5th hearing of the january 6th committee, former top doj officials told the panel former president donald trump pushed them to overturn the election. >> it was a brazen attempt. to use the justice department to advance the president's personal political agenda. former deputy attorney general richard donoghue. >> so the department of justice looked at the president's claims of election fraud or any of the allegations he brought up. >> found credible. did you find any of them credible? >> donahue and former acting attorney general jeffrey rosen told the former president they couldn't change the election results. how did the president respond to that, sir? >> he responded very quickly and said essentially that's not what i'm asking. you do. well, i'm just asking you do is just say it was corrupt and leave the rest to me in the republican congressman, both top officials said the president wanted someone in charge at the doj who would do what he wanted. but neither donahue or rosen would go along with his wishes. united states justice department functions on facts, evidence and law and those are not going to change. so you can have whatever leadership you want, but the department's position is not going change. evidence also shows there was an effort by pennsylvania republican congressman scott perry to get a new attorney general in position before january 6 to january. 6th hearings will resume after summer recess. >> reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> for your health, the food and drug administration is ordering jewel to pull its e-cigarettes from the u.s. market. the company's widely blamed for sparking a surge in teen vaping. the fda says juul must stop selling its vaping devices as well as its tobacco and menthol flavors cartridges that consumers are not restricted from having or using juul products. the agency says jules research included, insufficient and conflicting data about potentially harmful chemicals leaching from the cartridges? well, we talked to a smoke shop owner and she told us the decision is not fair for the business and it could potentially force the store to close down. >> at this point, i would say it's about at least 25% of our business so and that's a pretty big child. >> joel said it disagrees with the fda's decision and will seek to put the ban on hold while it considers its options, including a possible appeal. meanwhile, the american lung association called the fda's decision long overdue. san francisco has a new facility. it is to deal with the city's drug crisis. it's called a drug sobering center. it's located in the south of market neighborhood on howard street center is an attempt to respond to the many complaints about drug use on city streets. well, the former office building has been leased by the city. we all know san francisco as an ongoing crisis with overdoses with open drug use, including meth and fentanyl. but as of monday, this might help. it's a place where people can walk in and have a place to rest and ride out a high. there are showers or beds chairs, even food. there will be counselors to connect drug users to treatment and housing support. it's all voluntary. people are reportedly and will not be allowed to use drugs inside the center. the city already has something similar to do with alcohol problems. but this is a first. >> but this is the one and only program in the city's helping people to sober up from drugs. we have lots drug prices on the street and it's safer to come inside facility like this to be on the street. it's safer for those. are intoxicated, as well as the neighborhood who are witnessing having drug intoxication. >> well, there are 20 beds and although account in 2019, so there are roughly 4,000 people in san francisco dealing with drug problems, mental illness and homelessness. this is an 18 month on ul pilot program or our pilot progsam which could be expanded later after that. only about a week ago. the decision was made to close another facility at the end of the year. a drop-in center to connect people to services in the un plaza. 50 years ago, the supreme court gave women the right to have an abortion that could change. the supreme court is expected to rule on its future at any moment. kron four's justine waltman has a look at how roe v wade came to be. >> in january 1973, the supreme court ruled the united states constitution protects a woman's right to an abortion. the case was brought by norma mccorvey jane roe, who in 1969 was pregnant with her 3rd child. she wanted an abortion but lived in texas where abortion was illegal. her attorneys filed a lawsuit against her district attorney henry wade alleging the texas abortion laws were unconstitutional. the case went to the supreme court where the justices ruled in her favor 7 to antiabortion politicians and activists have sought for decades to overrule that decision. what is before the court now? dobbs first jackson women's health organization. the case centers around a mississippi law that would ban most abortions after the 15th week of pregnancy. in may of 2022. a leaked draft majority opinion penned by justice samuel alito hinted the court is prepared to overturn roe with its final decision on dobbs versus jackson. the release of a draft opinion for a pending case is unprecedented in recent supreme court history. justine waltman kron. 4 news. well, coming next on the kron, 4 morning news. did you miss the nba draft last night? >> well, the lawyers got a nice shiny new pitt couldn't tell you more about it after it's beautiful out here. it sure is. 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cool sea breeze that is pushing through the golden gate into the bay this morning offering us that nice and much-needed cool down from the heat for coastal in bayshore cities inland areas. well, you still got your 90's south bay. you're still in the 90's as well. fog this morning in parts of the bay, including all the way down to the south bay at times north bay and coastal areas. also seeing patches of dense fog where you run into it. it is very dense. so keep it a little bit slower. give yourself that extra room between the person in front of you and yourself on into tomorrow morning. more fog to start the morning and will actually see that on into sunday morning, too. now each afternoon offers beautiful sunshine and for san francisco. that means this afternoon tomorrow afternoon and sunday afternoon for the parade. all of it looks wonderful and comfortable. just got to be ready for some fog during morning hours. as for temperatures today, sf will be in the 60's and 70's 60's right up the coastline and a pretty wide range of numbers along the bayshore brisbane to millbrae in the 70's. well, you get down towards redwood city woodside in mountain view and you're talking low 90's much the same in the south bay with some low 90's for your daytime highs there today, free might union city and hayward in the 80's crossover. the snow great into the tri valley and you'll be looking at 90's, as you will, as well from danville, walnut creek, up to concord, oakland, berkeley and richmond. you'll be in the 70's this afternoon and you can't shake that 98, but we will be looking at a cooler one towards next week, especially this weekend. pretty steady at this point forward. 90's remain inland. upper 70's to low 80's for most of our bayshore cities, coastal areas consistently in the 60's. look at that inland cooldown into next week from stently seen to just the low 80's by next thursday. right now, john. david, that. all right. let's get a look at your bridges this morning. hey, a 10 minute drive traveling into the city maze that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula just under 13 minutes for that dry. well, richmond center fell commute 9 minutes out of richmond and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you look at that dense fall so down as you're driving out there and use those low beams about 22 minutes on your friday morning. tapia now 04:47am. and did you miss the nba draft last night? well, no worry. we have you covered crime for sports director jason dumas. has you covered? just 4 days after day celebrated a world championship down market street. the warriors drafted a first-round pick. >> take a listen. >> and the 2022 nba draft, the golden state warriors select patrick baldwin junior from the university of wisconsin, milwaukee. >> always a great moment for the young is patrick baldwin junior played one year at university of wisconsin. milwaukee coming into college. he was one of the most coveted prospects in all of the country. but an injury-filled freshman year derailed his one season in college that caused his stock to drop a bit. but he's a stretch player. you can play inside. he can play outside. he can cut. he can shoot that. pitch are perfect for him right there. there's a lot to work with for the warriors. golden state also drafted guard ryan rollins from the university of toledo and ford guy, santos out of brazil in the second round. the giants in atlanta looking to even the series with the braves, a rough go about it for them. this series, bottom of the second braves up to travis d'arnaud grounds. it cairo estrada can't get to it. it trickles into left. 2 runs come in to score all part of a five-run second inning for atlanta. top of the knife dies down to until jock peterson gets all of that one. his 16th home run of the season. the giants are within a run, but it just was not enough. they fall. 76, come on back home for some home cooking tomorrow against the being attended to that were first time to oracle this year to the coliseum a's hosting the mariners. looking to avoid the sweep. frankie montage, he was masterful, 7th inning. he strikes out eugenio suarez frankie's a strikeout of the game. but his no-hitter was broken up now after seattle tied the game on a wild pitch. oakland bullpen just continues to implode. aj gives up the go ahead and winning. run on that wild pitch. a despite montage this stellar outing, they'll travel to kansas city to take on the royals for a three-game series on friday. he's got it down to nashville. forty-niners tight end george kittle and other of the nfl's top tight ends are back for year. 2 of tight end university and they're hosting an online fundraising competition that will benefit boys and girls clubs across the nation. kittle is representing the boys and girls club of the peninsula. all proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards said club. the player who raises the most money will also receive an extra 50 k for their boys and girls club. here's what carol had to say. it be a part of an event that we can raise 600. >> and $81,000, plus 4, just absolutely credible back to the boys and girls club of america, support them. hang out the kids all day play some games now have an outside exercise. little bit. have fun. i mean, it's just a great day to be a titan, great day to be a part you know, this bridge from the nation. >> all right. that's wonderful. seeing them give back like that. well, that was jason reporting for us. we'll be right back after the break. on this friday morning, foggy out at the golden gate bridge. look at that. dense fog pushed right into the bridge. >> you can barely see the top of it this morning. a pushing up through that foggy blanket that is helping to at least keep our coastal area school 60's in half moon bay, 70's in sf mill valley as well as oakland head about anywhere else. and you're talking 80's or 90's for you can't get rid of that. 98 degrees just yet. but you will be looking at a nice cool down on into next week for our inland areas from this point forward this weekend, temperatures are going to be pretty steady as apple made in the 60's to 70's oakland. you've got a steady set of 70's ahead of the really nice san jose. keep the sunscreen it and keep hydrated as today will be back up into the 90's. >> great. thank you for that, john evil. amazon is planning on giving alexa and impressive. and it may be creepy update which will allow the device to speak and mimic anyone's voice. now the company is working on developing a system that allows elected to listen to a person's voice, their tone in their pattern and then speak in that voice after less than a minute. and amazon executive says they want to make memories of those loved ones. last, especially after so many people lost many important people in their livestock. the pandemic. the company says they want elected to be a constant part of customers lives. well, it was a historic night at the westminster dog show. the good boy trump. it became the first bloodhound ever to win the best in show beating out 6 other finalists to claim the top prize. the competition started with more than 3,000 dogs. best in show goes to the dog that most represents the ideal for its free will. trumpet handlers say he's a goofball of lot of attitude and he's a little crazy well, it's pride weekend. we have a breakdown of what you need to know how to celebrate and stay safe. >> it's wildfire season and we're definitely seeing that across the bay area. in the next hour. we're going to break down what you need to know on how to stay safe. and a ruling on roe v wade could come as early as today. we break down what you need to know about this landmark case. make sure you stick around. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent 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handful of wildfires that all right. last 24 hours. we'll talk more about that coming up. yeah. they were also talk about pride, which is this weekend. so let's check out the weather morning to yeah, the last thing we need is any sort of smoke out there as we're making our way into pride weekend and hopefully we can get those fires under control, too. >> get containment up as soon as we are going to be looking at another hot day inland, but at least we have the cooling and moy sitting effect of some fog moving in from the coastline this morning for peninsula bayshore in north bay cities fog around san francisco not obscure your view of quite hour, although visibility has fallen below a quarter of a mile and portions of the north bay peninsula, east bay shoreline, even into the south bay inland areas still hot and not much of a coastal impact. that's where a lot of those fire sparked up yesterday and us. we're still into the midst of dry and really hot conditions. so firefighters cenl

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