i'm anna wiernicki back to you. do we know if president biden is getting any advice from any other foreign leaders on their input, on the best way to. >> do with vote of vladimir putin during their meeting. >> what we do know that last week when the president was in england for the g 7 summit that he did get some input from a few foreign leaders including the german chancellor. and we know that it was a topic that was brought up during tea with queen elizabeth. so we know that is high on everyone's mind right now in the white house says the president is preparing for this meeting. he's spending that next few mornings before meeting with nato leaders reviewing and preparing and consulting with his advisers as well as a senior officials. >> a lot of folks will be paying close attention to see what happens on wednesday. that is anna wiernicki live for us tonight in d c thank you. >> historical political change in israel after the knesset that nation's parliament voted to force prime minister benjamin netanyahu to step

i'm anna wiernicki back to you. anna. if you have a wondering if president biden is looking for any advice from foreign leaders. you know, on how to deal with putin during the summit. >> what we do know that last week when the president was in england at the g 7 summit that he did have a chance to talk to a few foreign leaders. >> about this conversation on wednesday with putin. we know that he talked to the german chancellor and we know that it was a topic that came up during tea with queen elizabeth. so it is on the top of everyone's mind at the white house says that the president is taking a lot of time this week to prepare and he's spending his mornings before meeting with nato leaders preparing and consulting with his advisers as well as a senior officials. >> to be a fly on the wall that meeting. all right. that's out of work. he live for us tonight in washington. appreciate thank you, anna. still to come tonight, we take you by the scene said the food bank cut costs. it's a lot of county showing you what it takes t

i'm anna wiernicki back to you. and we know that the president is headed back to dc what is going to be the next topic on his agenda when he gets back home. >> well, president biden spent the last 8 days focusing on foreign policy. so as he returns back here to washington. he does have a lot on his agenda and a few of those big ticket items on his agenda. that he had hoped would make some progress in the past 8 days are still stalled right now in congress, including this infrastructure package as well as police reform bill so we can expect as he returns back here to dc that this will be a priority to restart these negotiations and to really push these bills through congress over the next few days and even the coming weeks. >> all right. anna wiernicki love for us tonight in washington, dc anna, thank you. >> the united states will soon have a new federal holiday the u.s. senate and house both passed a bill to make juneteenth a national holiday june 19th, 1865 in texas. that was the day the last enslaved african amer

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> in national news. president biden's one 0.2 trillion dollars infrastructure deal struck with republicans last week is already hitting some speed bumps, both republicans and progressive democrats in the house are criticizing the bill's future. washington, dc correspondent raquel martin joins us live with more. good morning. workout. >> the morning well, you could say this deal is now in limbo. and we know that virtually every democrat in congress and at least 10 senate republicans will have to supported in order for it to pass. we're now president biden is scrambling to try and keep deal alive even as both sides draw a line in the sand. >> progressive democrats are continuing to pressure president biden to link his bipartisan one 0.2 trillion dollars infrastructure bill to their multitrillion-dollar families plan that expands child care that lowers the cost of medicare that supports families over the weekend. president biden walked back comments indicating he'd veto the infrastructure. dale, if a family

i'm anna wiernicki. >> recall candidate for governor caitlyn jenner is hoping to win over california voters with a new plan to finish the wall along the u.s. mexico border. a candidate for governor says she wants to use money from the state's budget chair of bullet train project a quote, completely finished the wall jenner also said that she wants immigrants already in california to get legal status. a recent survey by u c berkeley found 6% of registered voters support jenner's run for governor in the recall election. >> coming up next, a group of anti baxters swarmed the town hall in the north bay this week. we'll have reaction from the representative. we had to face down those protesters. plus, new revelations today regarding the trump administration forcing apple to hand over information on top democrats and we have an update from oakland city leaders and oakland a's at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from ou

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> thank you, anna. still to come tonight on kron, 4 news at 5. it takes a village. how a local food bank is trying to make sure that our commitment to each other does not wane. now that the pandemic is easy. >> and in the bay area's high weight or you hear how hot it is in vegas. we'll check in with our reporters there as it heats up. >> but first, more challenges for california's farmers now dealing with this heat wave. well, top of the drought. how growers are expecting this to affect their business. >> here we are. first of a three-day heatwave looking at current temperatures around the bay area and they are up there tomorrow expected to be the hottest day of the heat wave will keep you posted throughout this broadcast and always on kron. 4 dot com. harvest season in northern california is still months away. but orchard owners are saying that they're already worried about their crops due to dry conditions. >> we're running the pumps more and we're trying to electric bills are higher pump to coming from public, from deep and pumps are drying up

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> new tonight at 9 president joe biden is clarifying remarks about the bipartisan infrastructure deal. the president says he endorses the deal without hesitation. biden says he never meant to suggest he would veto the bill unless congress also passed a larger package to expand the social safety net a few days ago. he said both packages need to move in tandem or he would not sign the comment sparked criticism from republicans who were involved in the negotiations. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast this saturday night. meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is joining us now with a look at what we can expect for sunday. >> so one more day of the weekend packing some fun. yeah. and we're going to trap seasonal averages, not just along the coast but even for our hottest inland valleys. >> warmed up in the 90's today. but tomorrow cooling down near normal for this time of year. live look outside the east bay over berkeley and we can make out some of the city lights out in the

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> let's talk about our 4 zone forecast tonight. a live look at sfo. some folks hitting the skies getting away for the weekend. >> where you want to go. if you can go anywhere on a plane right now where to go with 50 billion private jet, right. you know what a good big us it's i think that's going to billion double it. there you go. like it i would you go. >> i'd buy an island by a hawaiian island or something. >> big just let's just let's come visit. yeah. adopt you guys that way. you know, you can be part of the family sitting right guys. jonathan rodriguez let's take a look outside. >> yeah. and we're tracking the world smooth sailing. for those of you heading towards the city they bridge. finally not seeing any traffic earlier. i know you guys were white knuckling it, trying to get either to the bay bridge city or the game and even into the city for pride festival. so. >> hopefully got there safely packed. your patients were tracking, though little change along the coast, mid 60's for downtown san francisco and the marina distri

our washington correspondent anna wiernicki has the latest. >> good evening. donald trump's last trip as president was to south texas to take a look at the progress of his administration's border wall. and now this week he'll be returning to the border for the first time since leaving office. >> donald trump is returning to the southern border. this time as an ex-president signals to the rest of the country. he actually still cares. he's not the president is not the position of of government. trump will visit weslaco on wednesday. we'll be joined by texas governor greg abbott and a dozen house republicans including texas congressman august pfluger. he wants to go down there and offer his expertise and his solutions to a governor who is actually trying to do the right thing is doing the right thing. secure communities. the triple look very different from vice president kamala harris's visit on friday where here is met with migrants at a processing center at the other end of the texas border in el paso. former president trump took credit for harris's trip saying

i'm anna wiernicki. >> today. apple kicked off their developers conference by announcing changes to iphone apple watch and ipads as well as a new operating system that new operating system will be called monterrey. it will allow you to easier move between your computer and your ipad. another big announcement, the new ios software will allow you to use facetime with android users. pretty cool and updates are coming to air pods that will help those who are hard of hearing. earlier today i spoke with cnn editor at large unsure who told me apple is continuing to make privacy a priority within their upgrades. >> what are the things apple really sees as an opportunity to differentiate itself from everybody else is with privacy stuff and if you're going to get into a little bit of what they announced today. you're going to see part of what they're really trying to do is not just stand out from the pack, but also kind of kneecap there. competition who uses a lot of these tracking technologies to help advertise this. so i

anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >> a very good. >> in her final stop on her first foreign trip. vice president kamala harris met with mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador in mexico city to talk about how to handle the border. that separates the 2 countries let's talk about what's going on. >> in the places that are causing the issue at the border. but back on capitol hill, wyoming republican senator john barrasso says if paris wants to talk about the southern border. she should do it at the southern border to central america. >> and to mexico. but not to the grasso says it's been 2 months since president biden put here is in charge of the surge of migrants crossing over from mexico and brass who says she has yet to see the situation firsthand. she's found time to make it to the canadian border. >> but not time to make it to the border between the united states and mexico. at some point she may go to the border. will see white house press secretary jen psaki defended the vice president saying that right now her focus is on addressing the root causes of migration. w

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> in an effort to get more young people vaccinated. santa clara county is teaming up with the s a peace center and the warriors to raffle off concert tickets for some really big name artists like that. bunny the weekend and justin bieber. that's just to name a few of them to enter. all you have to do is go to one of the county vaccination sites. get your shot. the sites are at over felt high school, santa clara county fairgrounds emanuel baptist church gilroy high school and levi stadium. there are others and you can find a full list on, which is the closest to you on kron. 4 dot com. much more ahead here during kron 4 news at 3 o'clock attentional tiktok users. your privacy could be addressed. the new information. the popular app. >> is now collecting. a kind iconic san francisco landmark is reopening after 15 months of being shut down. well, details on all the changes happening at coit tower. a live picture tubes pretty out there today after the break, if you're getting alerts for an update to your peloton bike for your trouble, you

i'm anna wiernicki. >> still ahead here tonight kron 4 news at 9 o'clock. why car break-ins are spiking in a very specific part of san francisco and what's being done to try and stop it. >> the search continuing tonight for survivors in that deadly florida condo collapse. we'll let you know why rescue workers say they still have >> a new study tonight from stanford university says that being funny can actually help out your career. researchers thank you. appreciate that. researchers found that 98% of managers actually prefer having funny workers on staff. they say having a sense of humor makes the job a whole lot easier. researchers also found that being funny. well, it starts in the brain. researchers say that laughing releases good hormones like oxy towson and endorphins. i got it right this time. thank you. grace appreciated those hormones are found when we exercise meditate or having thoughts of love. that made you >> the 9th you just start talking about laughing. alright chinese researchers have unveiled an ancient skull that could belong to a spcomple

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> the justice department's national security john demars is resigning amid an investigation into data seizures. we first learned on friday that the justice department under former president trump secretly subpoenaed apple for phone data on some democratic lawmakers and reporters at major news outlets like the washington post, the new york times and cnn, trump had appointed embers a few weeks after the subpoena and now he faces questions about what he knew about the data collection. cameras will leave his post by the end of next week. the department of justice says is a plan for weeks to leave the department by the end of this month. and pack your patience crowds and long lines are expected to fill national parks this summer. national parks are seeing record setting attendance after more than a year of travel restrictions last month. yellowstone national park saw the most visitors ever recorded in may more than 483,000 people visited the park which is around an 11% increa

kron. 4 washington correspondent anna wiernicki is live for us in dc with more on what's expected to go down on wednesday and a good evening.

i'm anna wiernicki. >> we'll bring it back here to the bay area. they've made some progress in oakland's efforts to keep the a's. but the team is still continuing their quest for a brand new ballpark. now, whether that's at home or outside the bay area. that's right. oakland mayor libby schaaf says the alameda county board of supervisors is meeting next week to hear a proposal to join the city of oakland in an infrastructure financing district. she says the money made in the infrastructure project will be put toward community benefits which includes keeping the a's in oakland meantime, a's president dave campbell says that the team is working with the city of oakland and alameda county to try and come to a resolution, but he says las vegas is still in the running for the a's. >> we have the parallel ask going with our getting the county hopefully on board next week or next week or so. i think the city council vote. but at the same time working with the southern nevada officials to understand what could occur there, where they need to a private part

i'm anna wiernicki. back to you. >> president joe biden is clarifying some remarks about the bipartisan infrastructure deal saying he endorses the deal without hesitation. the president says he never meant to suggest he would veto it unless congress also passed a larger package to expand the social safety net just days ago. he said both packages needed to move in tandem or he would not sign the comment sparked criticism from republicans who were involved in the negotiations. >> in the south bay, the santa clara superior court has relaxed some of its covid restrictions for visitors. people have received any court order or permitted to enter the courthouse is without social distinct distancing restrictions. but face masks are still required and they say that anyone excuse me who does not wear a face mask will not be allowed inside. >> after 15 months standstill. the first cruise ship to leave a united states port since the coronavirus pandemic has set sail the celebrity edge departed from fort lauderdale,