live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> it is 5:00 on wednesday, thank you for joining us. i am katie marzullo here for eric thomas. >> we want to get you out the door with a check on the weather how are you doing? looking live doppler 7 hd? you can see a few clouds and they are well off the coast, just some haze. you can see the clear sky and the air is clean but it will be hazy as we head into the afternoon like yesterday but not a "spare the air" day. warm to hot inland from 84 in the north bay to 92 in the east bay valley and coast and san francisco are cool to mild and 63 to 72 and around the bay,

mild to warm, 74 to 84 in the south bay. >> at 5:00, we do have one accident to report in hayward if you are traveling northbound 238 before you get to 880 we have one lane blocked and it doesn't appear to be causing in i delay in san jose the dry along 101, 280 into cupertino and highway 85 is moving along justify fine. we have a couple construction projects. this is the drive coming from the and all is abc7 news. >> a fire burned dangerously close to home and smoke inhalation required one person to get medical attention. amy hollyfield is in antioch this morning.

amy? >> there were tense moments in the neighborhood and here is video from the seen last night, residents say the fire came inches of their homes and some were so desperate they grabbed their garden hoses to face off with the fire and that is how one person got hurt, they got too close to the fire and suffered smoke inhalation but was treated at the scene and is so kay. the people were in their backyards fighting alongside firefighters. >> in seconds it was at our fence, in the trees and by the time the fireman came necessity had to knock down the fence and we started to bring their fence down, too, because they weren't home and then on the or side they weren't home and it was really scary. >> it started after 7:00 in antioch and came close to 40 homes but no homes were burned and the firefighters got it out in time. there was no wind last night. that was a lucky break that kept it from spreading.

there is no word on the fire's cause. fires are stilt in the oakland hills keeping an eye on flareups after three fires being investigated as possible arson. a viewer sent us this at ureport@kgo-tv.com in diamond state park yesterday with five burned acres. it is considered "suspicious" because this was little wind and not much chance for embers to be carried away. with the help of a chopper and 300 feet of hose the flames were out in less than an hour. >> there is a sexual abuse lawsuit against the moraga school district that agreed to pay $14 million to two women. the "contra costa times" reported it is the largest per student molestation settlement in the nation. the former students sued claiming their reports by a

teacher in the 1990's were ignored and the district say they have improved safeguards and changed how it handles me lastation claims. >> lawmakers delayed a key vote aimed at stiffening punishment for minors convicted of sexual assault named for saratoga teen who committed suicide in 2012 after being sexually assaulted at a party. some members oppose longer sentences. sponsors the law will make amendments and reintroduce the bill. >> the public utilities commission the make changes after an audit found they are not doing enough for regulating transportation services. two fires prompted the audit including this one this may last year when five women died on the san mateo bridge and was blamed on a smokal issue. 11 women escaped a burning

limousine in walnut creek. the audit says that the commission has fallen short dealing with claims and violations and taking five months to penalize offending carriers. police are looking for robbers who got a man in a wheelchair reaching into the victim's pockets and grabbed his wallet and left. it happened a week ago and a such was wearing a blue shirt with security printed on front. >> police are asking for help in a van burglary with the image of the suspect captured on surveillance video during the burglary. the man took off in the tan-colored van with another man and anyone with information about the burglary is asked to call police. campbell police tracked a

suspected bank robber minutes after it happened. at 3:30 they arrested the 56-year-old transient down the street from the bank. police say he had $1,200 on him taken from the bang and they tweeted the picture of the beer can he was holding when they made the arrest is a steel reserve 2011 and the irony is that is the personal code for a robbery. happening today, a public workshop is held in san francisco to discuss security of the power grid after an attack on a south bay substation. the workshop followed an incident at the pg&e substation on metcalf road in san jose when someone fired a high powered rifle and that could have knocked out power to silicon valley for an extended period of time. the security workshop and from 10:00 to 4:00 at the public utilities commission auditorium and our news reporter will have a report coming up in the next half hour. >> in eastbound, militants

watching toward baghdad have attacked the largest oil refinery 130 miles north of the capital and went all night. firefighters tar getting the refinery with mortar shells and starting a fire. the iraq prime minister publicly called for unity but the calls have been ignored as he faces accusations of stoking violence. president obama has decided not to use airstrikes for now because there is not enough information on good targets. he will meet with congressional leaders to discuss the escalating crisis. >> we are lending more of the capture of the suspected mastermind behind the attack in libya. the man now is aboard a united states ship in the mediterranean. our reporter is joining us with the latest on that story. >> officials tell abc that the suspect was under surveillance in libya for months and he was surrounded by special forces and

taken into custody. >> the obama administration says they grabbed a mastermind of the deadly attack in been gaza. ahmed abu khattala, leader of islamist terror group in libya was sought by the united states for 21 months before united states special forces captured hip. >> we will find those responsible and we will bring them to justice. >> ahmed abu khattala is interrogated on a ship in the mediterranean before being brought to the united states for time. officials hope to get as much intelligence out of him as possible. >> the most valuable thing we can get from this terrorists is information about who el was involved. >> the ambassador chris stevens and three others were killed. >> we want to know who was behind it?

what was motivation of the leaders? who are the attackers? this are unanswered questions. >> this mother's son was one of the american's kills and said she still has many questions about what happened. >> i'm glad they got one of them. there was a whole bunch of them that set fire to the place.ç khattala is charged with terror-related crimes and will be tried in washington, dc in a federal courthouse. a new survey shows california has to step it up for water conservation. in the bay area, residents have cut water use by just 2 percent over five months. that is a lot less than the 20 percent reduction requested by governor brown in january when he declared a drought emergency. the state water resources control board says california as a whole cut its war use 5 percent between january and may of this year and water agencies across the state hope to see

more progress in the months ahead. >> our hopes for rain are dwindling with summer officially starting on saturday. >> it will be warm today, mike? >> absolutely and july 1 the the rainy season is over and well end up 8.5" in a hole and 11" in oakland and 21.5" in santa rosa. those are running a third of what we normally get, like the snow pack this year. if you are coming in to san francisco, crissy field is 53 and through the ferried building it is 57, and coolest area is west portal at 49. low-to-mid 50's along the bay shore and 54 in san leandro and union city and 50 at palo alto and santa clara and saratoga is june and cool spot is half moon bay at 53 and check out the 46 in american canyon and 64 in

pittsburg and 6 in -- 68 in tracy. it will be a dry air today so 60 to 82 at noon and 88 inland at 4:00 and 58 at the coast to 80 inland and that is total sunshine all day. leyla gulen? >> mass transit is running on time and 38 bart trains are rolling, ace trains 1 and 3 with no delays and san francisco bay ferry solano ferry is going to be out until next week and that is for planned maintenance to suspect out an engine. it is good news when it is back in operation but right now it is causing a cramp. over the altamont pass it is looking busy and usually more traffic as you push out of address over the pass into livermore at 32 miles per hour is the top speed on 205 as it messages to greenville at 42 miles per hour. the sonoma raceway on sunday

will draw a huge crowd so folks are advised not to take 37 or 121 if you do not have to be there. events start on friday so expect to see the delayd then. friday, right through mound and walnut creek is moving smoothly up to highway 24. beef prices are at record highs and the america's money report is next. >> a firestorm over a march for marriage and protests delivered their message to san francisco's archbishop although his office doors were locked. >> political tension in san francisco, the debate over free meter parking. on sunday. things on purpose? youe not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging.

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is going forward with plans to attend a controversial pro marriage march in washington tomorrow although many of the followers are upset. proponents marched yesterday to deliver 30,000 signatures asking the archbishop to skip the march for marriage event but they were locked out so they slid the signed petitions through a gap. >> the archbishop has a right to his beliefs and the right to express them. but unfortunately the june 19 event is being organized by manufacture the most extreme antilgbt organizations and leaders. >> marriage is between a man and a woman that is the catholic church platform. the ambassador diocese says it was only following protocol when an urge scheduled demonstration is held. >> there are warning labels on

sugar drinks has fallen flat to be mandatory. the labels are an effective way to educate people. the bill was unfair because it did not apply to other drinks and food. >> air fares are going up as travelers are sighing the steepest one month increase in 15 years. what is going on? here is america's money report. good morning, topping america's money, paying more than ever for meat. beef is at record levels up 74 percent the last five years. prolonged drought in texas is keeping the herds small. air fares are going up, jumping percent in may, the steepest one month increase in 15 years. analysts say rising fuel costs because of the situation in iraq meinicke debt prices are unlikely to come down. pop pies shelled out $43 million to its own secret recipe. the original recipe was sold to

a third party and the chain was paying $3 million a year if licensing fees. >> the pretzel bacon cheeseburger coming back to wendys and returns fourth of july weekend and could be here to stay. that is america's money. san francisco supervisors is rejected an appeal that would have revived sunday parking meter enforcement. the board yesterday rejected the effort by add vehicles -- advocates to overturn the decision. the transportation officials come mid with the mayor's call to stop the sunday metering which generated $11 million a year but advocates say losing this lowers revenue. >> world cup could have the world attention but golf fans are watching 11-year-old girl. >> she is ready for the biggest event in women's golf, all eyes

on her as she got in a practice round at pinehurst in north carolina before the women's open is under way on thursday. the bay area 6th grader was the youngest to qualify shooting 68 last month. the afternoon press conference drew the largest crowd of the day, and showed her age begin conference because she was laughing and twirling her hair. >> 68? >> i have done that an nine holes. >> not good. >> good morning, everyone, a lack of wind. and the high pressure and everyone is calm to maybe seven miles per hour in fairfield. can you tell the high pressure dominating the weather and we

are starting off not too hazy but we will see haze as the afternoon unfolds and tons of sun at the coast and all the way over to mt. diablo with the morning sun imilluminating the sky. more clouds and cooling tomorrow through saturday and the summer solstice and it will be a cooler day with temperatures close to normal. here is a look at what is happen ing. a cloud or from could developing but mostly it will be a funny day but as we head into later in the afternoon into the evening hours, the clouds will return to the coast and we will have a huge summer spread, 60's at the coast and 90's inland and a 30-degree spread across the area with a little bit of a spread to the south with santa cruz at 76 and gilroy at 90 and upper 80's at morgan hill and low-to-mid 80's in the santa clara valley. cool weather today and mid-80's

from redwood city south, and mid-to-upper 70's and mid-60's along the coast and downtown, south san francisco and sausalito, right around 72 or 73, and in the mid-60's with sunshine along the north bay coast and 20 degrees warmer inland from 84 in san rafael and petaluma to 88 in napa and the east bay sure, berkeley and alameda at 79 and 80 in oakland and hayward and newark and low-to-mid 80's for everyone else and hurricane lease is the warm spot and the temperature in brentwood is 92. mild to warm at the game, 71 at 12:30 and warming to 77. watch the u.v. index which will be high. notice the clouds gathering and they are spilling across the bay and through the north bay valleys and temperatures will be comfortable and in the 50's. it is the cloud cover that is returning of the marine layer that will take our temperatures down a little bit tomorrow and

more on friday and art is the coolest where close to average temperatures and minimal warming trend sundays monday and tuesday but nothing so warm as today. >> we have 41 bart trains on time, and ace train one is late and ace train three is early and we will take you to the north bay. check out the traffic. it is lie. we are at top speeds from santa rosa 101 through petaluma and beyond lakeville highway and looking clear with no delays up up to lucas valley you at top speed. it is quiet and traveling through berkeley up to the maze you can see tail lights are westbound 80 pushing to 580, moving along without a hitch and you get to the toll plaza we do not have any delays. a few extra cars, with extra headlights moving in from the maze, but all in all you are speedy into san francisco.

ahead, seven things to know as you start your day. >> california mayor steps down after he is busted for throwing dog poop into his neighbor's yard. >> a kitten was rescued after being stub in an engine for several hours. >> the singing competition that makes you the judge premieres on sunday at abc7 news and now is the time to download "rise, star" app so your voice can be heard available now for free on itunes a

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standards for the future. two, firefighters in the east bay are keeping a watch after brushfires. a fast-moving blaze threatened several homes in antioch last night. three possible arson fires burned five acres in oakland diamond canyon park early in the day. the suspected mastermind of the attack in benghazi, libya, is held on a navy ship this morning. ahmed abu khattala is interrogated following capture. a large storm rolled through nebraska again but this time the twisters were not close to any communities. on monday, two tornadoes touched down wiping out 75 percent of the small town. the governor said that the damage and by far the worst he has ever seen. >> five, the parents of a four-year-old sunnyvale have their neighbors to thank for saving their son's life spotting the child face down at the apartment complex on monday and

pulled him to safety. a fencing crew have reinforced the gate. check out the sunshine about to spread over all of our neighborhoods and the coolest is when summer starts on saturday with the seven-day forecast coming up. >> seven, the bay bridge toll plaza show as few extra cars coming into the tolls from the maze, and, all in all a quiet start to the morning with one accident that was cleared and, i will tell you where the congestion is building, coming up in a few minutes. the southern california mayor would was caught on camera thoughing a bag of dog feces into the yard of his political opponent resigned. he son the city council. he was captured on surveillance video june 7 throwing the bag of dog waste on to the walkway of a political rival. in the resolution i --

resignation he said this was inconsiderate and he stepped down because it is embarrassing to him and the city. >> a young kitten was trapped in the engine of a taxicab for sell hours. firefightersen called after he got stuck in the engine of the we cab in san diego. the driver didn't know it until he heard a noise. rescuers got the cat out. animal services say the little guy doesn't even are anything wrong. >> nine lives, one down. >> we continue with the top stories. >> a new backlash facing restoration hardware after they delivered a 17-pound catalog to customers. >> a decision in fremont on what to spend hundreds of thousands on new security

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. is it hump day? >> that is what the calendar says. >> we trust the calendar. it is wednesday. but it feels like monday. >> you worked all weekend. >> mike knows what day it is and what the weather will be like. >> thank you, ladies, good morning, live doppler 7 hd shows in weather worries this morning, as you are traveling about so we will talk about the forecast as we head into the afternoon hours, total sunshine and hazy but not a "spare the air" day and 74 around the east bay and 84 in the south bay or the peninsula, also, and inland, 84 in the north bay to 92 in the east bay and the coast into san

francisco is 63 to 72. temperatures are warmer-than-average and probably the warmest day we will have this week. how is the traffic, leyla gulen? >> to the a pass we have a band new accident involving a semi truck westbound 580 at not flynn road over to the shoulder and it is causing a little bit of spectator slowing where the traffic starts to loosen up and you are back on the brakes as you continue into livermore. the accident has cleared and i was talking about it earlier and all lanes have re-opened. as we jump up to the >> today a public workshop to address security across the power grid more than a year after someone shot up the

metcalf station in san jose. our reporter is there live with that story. good morning, security gars are here at the substation and the sheriff does patrols here and a big meeting is held today to address the security concerns as stations like this and substations across california. this comes after an incident at the met k substation last april and april 2013 after 1:30 someone slipped in and phone lines were cut and a rifle shot up transformers. it took a month to bring the substation to full operation. the head of the regulatory commission called what happened a case of domestic terrorism. today, a public work shop is being held by the california public utilities commission to talk about the attack at the substation and draft physical security standards. a panel discussion will take place being held in san francisco starting at 10:00 this morning and pg&e is also

offering a $250,000 reward for information that leads to arrest of the people responsible for what took place in april of 2013 crews people the night in antioch after a fast-moving grass fire came inches of homes and left one person recovering from smoke inhalation. the fire broke out after 7:00 last night in an open space near pawnee drive andations up the hillside. firefighters that to run into backyards to meet the flames and the homeowners say they did so just in time. they stopped the fire because it reached any homes. amy hollyfield is on the scene with an update at top of the hour. >> firefighters were in oakland to make sure a string of suspicious fires did not flare-up again in diamond canyon park. our viewer sent a video from

ureport@kgo-tv.com with three fires breaking out at 2:00 and investigator say they look suspicious because they all broke out at the same time and there was little wind to spread the embers. firefighters put them out if less than an hour while neighbors pitched in to keep their homes safe. >> this was a fire down there and there was a fire right down here, as well. it was frightening for all of us the biggest concern for crews was that the fires would hit high voltage power lines but that did not happen. officials urged citizens to call 9-1-1 if they see anything suspicious. >> fires in newark kept a grass fire from reaching homes yesterday evening and along union pacific railroad tracks at authority tan avenue -- at thornton avenue. >> an inmate who escaped from san francisco county jail is in

custody. authorities say the 40-year-old was found yesterday at a homeless shelter on june 7 a deputy escorted him to the basement to take out the trash and he ran out of a door and escaped. he was serving a sentence to be released july 24. >> police soon have a new weapon to fight crime. the city council last night approved $300,000 for surveillace cameras and license plate readers with a dozen in all in hopes of trapping criminals. critics say they have privacy concerns. the cameras are installed next year. hayward police want to have officers wear video cameras. the department is holding a meeting tone to answer questions from residents about the cameras and get speed back. another meeting is scheduled

june 26. police officials say the material recorded from the wearable cameras could be useful when they investigate crime. oakland and bart police already use wearable cameras. >> the city council holds hearings on the city budget tonight and a majority of city council members have approved a major spending decision. the press democrat reports that the city council approved $1.4 million increase to the police department bringing the budget next year to more than $48 million. supporters on the city council say the budget outlook has brightened enough to justify running the department to baseline budget levels approved by voters 10 years ago. two city council members questioned the move saying it was premature and should have been made in context with the let of the budget discussion. >> police launched a crackdown on violators following a wave of pedestrian injuries and fatalities. santa rosa -- on the streets of

san rafael four pedestrians have been killed. drivers will be stopped for failing to stop in crosswalks and pedestrians will be cited for jaywalking. officers will focus on the busiest intercessions two day as week from 7:00 to 11 o'clock in the morning and 3:00 to 7:00 in the evening. >> today, roars are taking a stand against the delivery of an upscale home furnishing retailer's massive catalog and will return 100 bundles of the heavy doubt catalogs to restoration store consisting of 13 books and weighs 17 pounds. the company says the enormous size was actually meant to be a greener approach to catalog mailings with a big delivery opposed to several a year. protesters say the giant catalog is a big wait of paper. the world cup is called the social media cup because it is

so popular on facebook and twitter and other sites. fans remain on smartphones can tablets and facebook reported 10 million people with 15 million interacts during the game and twitter had 4.9 million tweets and fans say the world cup is an expense to share with others and friends no matter where they are. everyone has their phone out and everyone is either tweeting, facebooking or instagramming. sending out pictures and commentaries about what is going on and this wonderful experience. >> we would love to see your world cup spirit. here is yogi showing support for italy and a young pay area woman, decked out in brazil gear. e-mail them to ureport@kgo-tv.com and upload them through the news app or at abc7news.com. >> our sister network,ence else

is carrying the world cup matches live playing the netherlands at 9:00 a.m. and spain at chile at noon and cameroon takes on croatia at 3:00. >> people will be indoors watching the matches on tv and it will be a nice day. >> will the colors of the sky match the colors on people's faces? >> depends on who is playing. >> could be blue. >> maybe a little gray if it is hazy. we will talk temperatures, 46 at woodside the cool spot on the peninsula, and 48 at palo alto and low 50's from menlo park and redwood city and fogs step city and 55 in bell monday, and san bruno and san carlos and mountain view is 56 with san jose and 54 to 53 in oakland and hayward and fremont and san ramon is 48 and 68 right new in antioch and 55 in concord. the temperatures are running warmer than yesterday but for

oakland is one degree cooler and santa rosa and half moon bay at four degrees cooler. today, we will break it down, the warmest day is locked in through 7:00, at no one we hit the low 60's, and low-to-mid 60's by 4:00 with total sunshine and a few clouds headed to 7:00 and 58. we will be in the low-to-upper 70's from noon through 4:00 around the bay and low-to-mid 80's inland and fall into the 60's in the bay and nearly 80 inland by 7:00. >> we are tracking this accident over the am pass at north flynn road westbound 580 is causing a bit of spectator slowing. when you pass it, it loosens up and you can see the tail lights again, but it is on the shoulder involving a semi. this is what it is doing to the drive, ahead from tracy to dublin 38 minutes. highway 85, northbound, from 101 to cupertino is five minutes

commute. this is what a few minutes makes, a busy drive. from the maze to the bay bridge toll plaza all the cash paying lanes are stacking up with metering lights turned on fairly shortly and by contrast, san jose shows 280 away from highway 17, very empty. >> that looks much better. >> negligence, a quick thinking couple rescue as four-year-old boy found face down if a swimming pool.

coveringant lock, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. the parents of a four-year-old sunnyvale boy have their neighbors to that is correct for saving their son's life. the neighbor spotted the i boy face down in the swimming pool. she did not know how to victim but she jumped in. her husband arrive asked rushed in to help. >> i had my mother's instincts and thinking of my baby if my baby was there, i would have done or wanted the same.

>> his eyes were half open and not opening. >> the boy was taken to the hospital. a fencing crew came to reinforce the gate around the pool since it is not clear how the little boy got in. the couple say they will wait a few days to personally check on the boy they saved. >> a newly retired marine corps master sergeant was in for a big surprise after 21 years of moving around he bought a fixer upper house in january. he asked a friend to keep an eye on the place while he was serving. when he got home from japan, he was stunned to see the house that needed so much work was in rhyme condition to the tune of $70,000 in renovation. >> those guys that didn't make it back...and those guys that

piece...they deserve this, not me. several donors came together to re-do the home to give him a hero's homecoming. solar city, the largest installers of rooftop solar systems announced plans to buy a fremont-based solar manufacturers. the chairman and tesla c.e.o. musk announced yesterday that solar city will arrive the company for $200 million in stock. the officials say the company plans to build one of the largest solar panel production plants in the world after the acquisition. plant will be located in upstate new york. >> today it is the run of the we alameda county fair, with fans have reason to celebrate as fair officials announce plans to bring back the fourth of july fireworks spectacular. attendees can enjoy one dollar admission and one dollar rides and leann rimes.

perform. the fair is through july 6. >> i can see you salivating. >> good breakfast. barbecue. >> any time. >> massive corn dog that could feet -- feed all of us. >> it will be warm in pleasanton with temperatures in the upper 80's headed into the afternoon. here is a day planner in the next weather in five minutes along with the sonoma marin fair, the 75th anniversary starts together. winds show high pressure barely any wind out there this morning and we will be hazy as we look down from east bay hills into oakland and a beautiful picture, just a little gray because of the extra pollution in the ground or above the ground, because of the high pressure and the sinking air. more clouds and cooling tomorrow, and all the way

through saturday and summer starts on saturday with a wering what trend on the back what of the seven-day outlook. first, though, we will look at today, five degrees warmer in los gatos and oakland and san francisco and san rafael and san jose six decks warmer, and san carlos, eight, and pleasanton nine degrees warmer than yesterday. all the temperatures are above average. the low is pulling away, still, right behind it, a cold front, but that will be held off one more day by the area high pressure and the warmth that will come through. when the cold front moves through we will see a run of the sea breeze and cooler weather and the cold front office no chance of rain. in the south, from 82 in milpitas to 90 in gilroy, and 76 on the ford walk in santa cruz, and mid-80's in redwood city and machine low park and palo alto and mid-to-upper 70's around millbrae and mid-60's along the coast and low-to-mid 70's downtown and sausalito, and

mid-to-upper 80's through the north bay valleys and 79 in berkeley and alameda and everyone else in the low-to-mid 80's along the east bay shore with oakland at 80 and low 90's in the east bay valley. if you are headed to the game, or sitting in the sun, it will feel warm and 71 at 12:35 to 77 at the coe. take the sunscreen. by the time we get to saturday and 3:51 the summer starts and temperatures are six to ten degrees cooler and a slight warming trend sunday, monday and tuesday. >> as we take you into pack can, if anyone lives there, it will be a bridge project with detours on friday. you can follow me at leyla gulen but they don't know what time the closure is going to start. highway one is going to be shut down and san pedro avenue is the way around and they can do a bridge repair project. we will look outside at the toll

plaza with metering lights turned on and cashpayers were stacking up and it will be a slow drive from the maze and through walnut creek if you make it out of east bay to get to the bay bridge, this is how it looks: nice and empty up to highway 24 so it is light. coming up, life in california port halves land the historical art of rural workers in the central valley now on display in the bay area. >> did a lost golden retrieveer survive two winters in the sierra mountains? >> yahoo and diversity, how many women and minorities are working at contain? yahoo is revealing the numbers

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the walls of san francisco city hall are transformed for a look at the life of rural workers in the central valley. the exhibit includes historic images of farm workers and farm labor leaders chavez, and captures contemporary life in the heart land of california. one photographer spent years documenting life in the small town of lost hills. >> i am lighting and trying to portray the people with the same tools i used to shoot celebrities and make icons trying to show every day people with the same kind of honor and respect. >> the exhibit is located on the bottom level of san francisco city hall and runs through mid-september. >> a family is hoping a golden retriever found wandering through a lake tahoe campground

is the dog they lost catching a year and a half ago. the five-year-old retriever was separated in october of 2012 and a couple of weeks agos a stray golden retriever was spotted 11 miles from where he disappeared. they are 99 percent sure but they are running d.n.a. tests to be sure. >> i hope so. it would be incredible. >> we have seen world cup fans go crazy when the teams score. one fan gets pumped up. shad we meet george? the owner says he is having a great time watching the world cup this year and he posted the video open youtube. he says his puppy will watch the game for hours. the best part it doesn't matter who is playing he doesn't care who wins or losing. >> he looks like he wants to

play. >> my parents had a dog that really watched tv. >> some of them do. >> right? >> >> taking your dog to the alameda county fair, or your kids, it will be sunny when it opens but a cool 62 when the event ends. we have sonoma and marin fair starting at 81 and 81 at 4:00, and the rain hit lake tahoe yesterday and it rolled across the lake and coming right at the screen. today, it is going to be dry with a temperature of 73 degrees. leyla gulen? >> we are accident free and we have one little fender bender involving a semi truck over the altamont pass but it is over on the shoulder and it is not blocking any lanes. we have a bit of congestion that is building and if you are in antioch you can feel the pain at 15 miles per hour away from 116 to a street and it eases up to

pittsburg with speeds topping out in the upper 60. you will be full speed ahead and along 680 to pleasant hill, it is not a be brother. thank you, the morning news continues at 6:00 with developing news. >> heavy brush and fast moving flames pose a danger and we are live with an effort to save homes after the fire breaks." >> hillary clinton open to legalizing marijuana and what she is saying about the controversial issue? sesame street still making history 45 years after the debut and a new change coming to the children's staple.

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quick action by firefighters made sure the flames did not re-ignite after putting out. >> this man is wanted for a crime caught on camera. >> the most wanted man in the world captured. we are learning new details of the man believed the mastermind of the attack in benghazi that killed a bay area native and three other americans. good morning on wednesday at 6:00 a.m. we have a lot of thoughts coming as you such as look at this. a sign of a good day. >> let's turn it over to mike. we will start with the day planner. it is a cool 58 degrees at 7:00 around the bay and we are up to nearly 70 at noon and 80 at 4:00 and you will want to grab a jacket dropping down into the mid-60's and leader is what will happen inland, we are starting off with sunshine and hazy around noon but not a "spare the air" day, in the mid-to-upper 80's throughed afternoon and above average,