>> good afternoon, everybody. >> two days after major league baseball, the a's announced a 10-year lease extension was done. it turns out, it's not. not yet. >> the coliseum authority was supposed to vote today but city leaders did not show up, ensuring there would not be enough members present to take a vote. laura anthony attending the meeting and joins us live now

laura? hi, larry. a's are on the road getting business done on the field, those deciding their fate are having a hard time getting their act together. we don't have a staff report we can't vote on this >> it was on the agenda. joint powers authority board was set to approve a new 10-year lease agreement with the a's. the panel's two city council members were no shows. >> so i'm frustrated. the city council made a decision. they voted not to have their colleagues come to this meeting today. and that to me is troubling. >> among the missing are the oakland counsel members kaplan and reid. >> to have officials act as second and third graders and not showing up today to me is outrageous. >> i asked the supervisor mily

not to have the meeting schedule today because there are still outstanding issues >> we're surprised given they just handed us 40 pages the day before. >> you're rewarding an owner. >> others blasted jpa for considering a deal with the a's. prospects of building a stadium at the coliseum site. you need to talk to raiders, ask them what to do. have you found a site here in oakland? there are 200 acres. >> lou wolf seems unphased. quote, we have a finalized agreement we understand the jpa will approve once able. we had a good meeting with city officials to make sure all city council members are fully informed as to the terms. jpa set a meeting for next thursday.

the only item is a vote on the a's lease extension. in oakland, abc7 news. >> breaking news out of fairfield. firefighters are trying to put out a house fire on tulip street. you can see that one home is just gutted. but solano county fire reports a second home might be damaged as well. we understand the fire was burning intwo garages crews have things under control now. >> things are under control in blossom hill road that broke out just after 2:00 on warring drive. crews say the fire was tough to fight because the roof trapped flames inside. at one point, firefighters had to pull back because flames just became too intense we've just learned everybody inside was able to get out safely but one firefighter did get a minor injury. >> the golden gate bridge is a

major step closer to getting a suicide barrier. they approved the package for a system catching anyone that jumps. relatives of people that jumped from the stands packed the meeting. some called this vote bittersweet. >> it's a time that is not one more. i want to tell you. i don't want it write down this. >> ted's vote is the final step, other agencies must approve funding. >> vat ti van says there is no cause for alarm over the help of pope francis the pope suddenly cancelled a visit to a rome hospital. this is the latest in a string of questions about his health

the vatican says he's presumed to resume activities tomorrow morning. >> a south bay an accused of running a web site that indic e indicate -- cators to pimps and johns >> he was arrested on wednesday after a jury indicted him for money laundering. he was free on half a million dollar bond. >> it was quite a day for the supposed mastermind of the web site my red book.com. it catered to johns for years. he was supposed to show up at

9:30. but he didn't. a lawyer said he doesn't appear present the judge responded in that case, i'll issue a bench warrant for his arrest. the fbi rushed agents to his home in mountain view. they headed to an apartment in santa clara. where he was known to spend time. a half hour later the fbi found him, reportedly because he wore a tracking device a condition of release on top of the bond. the 53-year-old man appeared in court he said he thought the hearing was later in the day, not in the morning. the judge accepted his excuse today's hearing was to discuss the request for a private attorney he said he couldn't go onto the computer because of orders to prohibit him from using the internet he called it a great inconvenience. the judge shot back, you face

more serious charges than just inconvenience. former fbi agent rick smith says people jump bail all the time. . >> i don't know why anyone would not show up in a court hearing if they have a tracking device on. that is really -- i don't understand that at all. >> he'll be back in court next week. hopefully, on time. >> thank you, vic. a man accused of setting this car on fire made a court appearance today. police say this surveillance video shows him moments before setting the car on fire. today he pled not guilty to charges of rez shalling burglary and arson

>> typical evidence is can with destroyed. >> he may face charges for atestimonying to start a fire at this same apartment building. police thought he was responsible for other arsons in san francisco but arrested others for the crimes >> a sting operation in contra costa county netted more that be a ton of illegal fire works and led to three arrests. the suspects advertised fire works for sale on craig's list. the sting made only a dent in illegal fire works officials expected to deal with this 4th of july. >> fire works or a huge danger to property and land and injuries to people the majority of the people we see coming into the hospitals and stuff with injuries are children. over 26% of the injuries are for people under 15 years old.

>> total amount came to 2500 pounds officials say there is a street value of $80,000. >> a driver in san francisco had a frightening experience today this man says he was driving near 26th and indiana street when metal dripped onto the hood of his car. he drove to the side of the road and plucked pieces off of the car. >> that can be a scary situation. jurors finished a second day of deliberations in the brian stow trial. stow, nearly beaten to death outside dodger stadium. >> stow's attorney says the dodgers didn't provide enough security on opening day, 2011 the tee fence says there was more security that day than at any other dodgers opening day in history. jurors deliberated for four hours today and will be back at 9:00 monday morning. >> details in the sierra lamar murder case. a judge ordered grand jury

transcripts unsealed. that includes eight days of testimony. the suspect was indicted by a grand jury for the disappearance and murder of a 15-year-old teenager. he later pleaded not guilty. last month the district attorney said he plans to seek the death penalty. >> today, police arrested a juvenile accused of robbing bart riders at gun point. happened three times in north berkeley parking lots. victims offered police similar descriptions. this morning a detective spotted the suspect that was arrested >> time to check on the accu-weather forecast for the weekend. >> yes. it's warm lg up. right, spencer? >> it is. we've got heat coming our way. won't be hot enough for a heat wave but it's going to be hot. sunny skies right now and

29 in fairfield. here is a look at blue skies over the bay. 66 in san francisco. upper 70s in san carlos. 64 in upper 70s in napa and novato. and you can see low clouds, we may have spotty drizzle tonight. some lingering fog into early morning hours. will be sunny and warming up to upper 80s inland. that is nothing compared to the heat coming our way.

i'll have the weekend and the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, spencer >> still ahead at 4:00 pride preps. pride weekend gets underway. >> no rest for weary team usa. the squad gears up for next week's game. >> and new at 4:30 a southern california family says they're captive in their homes, nightmare nanny is trying to take over.

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a massive crowd expected for the 44th annual pride parade. organizers say last year's event draw about one and a half million people. the largest, ever. now a look at what is ahead hi, leanne. >> hi. you know they're expecting high numbers this year. i'm at dolores park. this is a tradition put on every year >> the largest event in the nation starts tomorrow. last-minute preparations being handled at civic center plaza, today, thousands will gather

over the weekend the highlight is the gay pride parade. >> we're looking for 1.5 million people to participate. and in the parade. >> ross matthew saz grand marshal. >> i'm so happy to be here. this morning i thought i'm in san francisco. this is my climate. these are my people. >> here. the trick is that you can't ignore that side of the road. so wave, and whip. do you understand? >> like most events there is a bit of controversy this year. m think this is inappropriate. >> the fact they're trying into

business with a movement i feel should be about liberation >> troubling to me >> this year's event runs along market to 8th street. it's the largest celebration of its kind in the >> face book is decorated other parts of the campus to celebrate pride this weekend. >> on to world cup. team usa may get a dangerous scorer. josie altador back, running again after ghana. you know the u.s. lost to germany but advance to knock out

round. conditions were tough, you know? not being able to warm up on the field. but it happens. and so it's just trying to refocus. >> they will face belguim on tuesday for all things world cup go to abc7 news.com. we have coverage including a daily wrap and a game schedule. brazil and chile playing at 9:00 a.m followed by columbia and uruguay. minus the cannibal, suarez. you don't have to miss a section if you have watch abc. seems like everybody is into this world cup.

even foodies. >> that is cool. >> we have fan photos on you report and you can up load through our news app or abc7 news.com slash you report >> warm weekend is ahead. >> it's going to be warmer. some parts will be hot. here is a look at life doppler seven hd. it's mild to warm inland. you can see clouds stacking up there. we may see spotty drizzle tonight. most areas will be dry. hot days inland sunday through tuesday. satellite showing a weak frontal system. that is what may produce spotty drizzle tonight. importantly is this big ridge of high pressure bringing us a big

warm up beginning sunday the week ahead is going to feature hot days inland. heat peaking on monday. livermore almost hits 100 degrees heat easeeds sharply. temperatures moderate which is typical of what most bay area locations will see. tonight we'll see this. mild conditions with low, mainly mid to upper 50s, chance of drizzle at the coast. and locally, beyond. highs tomorrow, sunny skies, upper 70s to mid-80s. 76 in redwood city and mountain view. low 60s on the north bay, nice and warm. 85 in napa. low to mid-60s on the coast.

highs into the low to mid-70s. and highs mid to upper 80s. 86 fairfield. 88 antioch. here is the accu-weather forecast. sunday, monday, mid-90s inland. 100 in our warmest inland spots. and by next friday, 4th of july, a seasonal pattern and a lovely, mainly sunny, warm beginning to 4th of july weekend. up next a career change for so called hot convict? what jeremy mikes is trying to

do from behind bars >> changes for fans at levis stadium. traditions you won't be seeing. >> taking a look at traffic heading away on your righthand side that is 80 east heading to berkeley. lefthand side is your traffic that is a crawl. stay with us. we're coming right back.

>> you've seen a food truck,

right? but what about a treat truck? this is a food truck just for dogs. >> that dog louie would love it. there is a doggy photo booth. what else? you won't take a selfie with your food you must document the experience. it's going to be at marina green park tonight. >> that is going to be a good time. >> actor shia labeouf has been charged with criminal trespass last night in new york city. law enforcement source says transformers actor appeared drunk, being disruptive and smoking inside of the theater. police say he was asked to leave and refused. then threatened a police officer and passers by out on the

sidewalk. >> you just knew this is going to happen a convict could be trying to launch a career in show business. new york daily news reports associates of jeremy meeks have been looking for a top-tier publicist, trying to launch a modelling or acting career. he was arrested on felony weapons charges and suspected to have gang ties he has a date with a judge later in this morning. >> still to come, the father of mass murderer elliott rodger sits down with barbara walters. >> it's one's worst nightmare. i can't describe the feeling. >> the dramatic interview. what he now says about his son. >> the crisis in iraq. how it could end up costing you big at the gas pump. >> no more tail gating? the new changes and controversy. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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now to an abc news exclusive interview with peter roger, the father of elliott rodger. barbara walters has a revealing interview. >> there have been numerous school shootings. none of the parents of other shooters have spoken with us.

why did you decide you'd speak up? >> the only reason i'm here is to tell his story to try to stop this happening again. >> how did you learn that your son was the shooter? >> i thought he was a victim. it wasn't until 4:45 a.m i found out by going on the internet that he was the main suspect, there is only one killer. and when i saw that, it was like, it's one's worst nightmare. i can't describe the feelings >> mr. rod ger elliott is your son he is dead. how do you mourn a child that others villify? >> it's very, very hard after reading the journal, i had a lot of anger for him.

i my my job now is trying to replace anger with love and forgiveness but i'm haunted by this disease, this human being that changed and became something else. >> the father of adam lanza now says there are times he wishes his son had nef been born. do you ever feel that way? >> that is a really varied question. i -- it's a loaded question, barbara. part of me says yes. the reason is because he did an awful a lot of harm to young men and young women that didn't deserve to die. my son did it. >> you can see the entire interview tonight at 10:00 on a special edition of "2020" here

on abc7. a pentagon official says the u.s. started flying armed drones over baghdad to protect u.s. civilians in the iraqi capitol. baghdad being threatened by sunni militants. four teams are now in baghdad to advice and assist iraqi counter terrorism forces. >> the head of bank of america's commodity's division predicts gas prices could reach $5 a gallon if the isis takes over the south of iraq. and adding signs violence in the north is not affecting the south. >> president obama had a strong message for families of unaccompanied minors traveling to the u.s.-mexico border. here is karen travers.

>> a humanitarian crisis. that is what the president calls tens of thousands of children flooding into the u.s. along the border with mexico. >> the problem is that under current law, once those kids come across the border, there is a system we're supposed to process them, care for them until we can send them back. >> in an interview with george stephanopoulos the president had a strong mess yang to the families >> do not send your children to the border. if they do make it they'll get sent back. importantly they may not make it. >> this week, house speaker john boehner threatened to sue president obama over use of executive orders he says it's crossed the line saying we elected a president. we didn't elect a monarch or son. >> what i've told speaker boehner is that if you're really concerned about me taking too many executive actions why not

just try to get something done through congress? >> president obama has been venturing out and about these days, walking to starbucks, lunch at chipotle saying the bear is on the loose he admitted he files cooped up at the white house but said the recklessness is due to his two daughters growing up. >> when the girls were young we'd spend our time with them. now, you end up allot. >> now, he says says it's been hard to schedule meetings on foreign policy during the world cup as all world leaders are tuned in >> hillary clinton's new memoir "hard choices" will not be sold in one of the world's largest markets, that would be china. she had a book signing in san francisco yesterday her publicer says china will not sell it in english.

she criticizes china's censorship practices >> among 49ers fans some are hard core tail gators and others aren't. now there will be a third option. call it catered with entertainment. hi, david >> hi there. this is it. it is here on the property of the theme park. it's only a few hundred yards from the new levi stadium. how does meat served from a carving station sound to you? >> there are 12 parking lots like this one around levis stadium. tail gating will be allowed. this map shows nine will allow open-flame barbecuing. it's not allowed in seven other lots. but niners offering fans a new option. california great america putting

finishing touches on a new pavilion. they will operate a red zone rally. a 0-game package gets food and tv screens for $850 per person. but niners are expanding options. >> but then you have people that are coming in with families that want to get here early. maybe want to have a space to take kids. this is just another add on to. that you know? trying to make sure we have a bunch of different offerings for all walks of fans. >> it also includes access to the coaster. how does an elite venue sit with fans? especially those that are hard core tail gators? >> we tail gate and cook food that is for us a small part is going to ride rides have the experience then go to the game. it opens up the fan base you're going to get people coming out for pre-game activities that normally don't. >> what 51 days until the first game, a dry run will be conducted to test readiness for

68,000 fans arriving by car and public transit. they'll turn the street into a game day pedestrian zone. interest. we have an app that we share making it easy for people not only to transfer but also for them to know where to park. where it's open. >> it's about to get more expensive to fly. july 21st, tsa fee will more than double from $2 to $5.60 and gone is the rule capping the fee to just two flights on the same day. that means you'll pay on each

leg. california high speed rail line allows the state to begin acquiring land along the route between fresno and bakersfield. it needs approval before starting construction >> coming up, they lost a lottery ticket. now, they're suing. >> and a shocking study about alcohol and health. what you need to look out for. >> blue skies here in the bay area and hot summer sizzle. >> traffic on the righthand going on over to peninsula. lefthand side going toward us. it's moving in both directions.

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you know? and start a new life. >> lottery officials say the fine print on the back of every ticket says the lottery aren't responsible for lost, or stolen, tickets >> wild weather in alabama caught on camera. water spout formed in mobile bay. it's common this time of the year and dangerous water spouts are tornadoes on water that can pack a punch. >> would you, incredible video. >> pretty mild. >> we never see water spouts. just heat coming our way. volunteer will be pretty hot. looking at a time lapse view looking over the bay there is a busy day on the bay. traffic there. here comes bigger traffic. and some smaller traffic. low clouds, fog pushing up against the coastline.

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a california family says they're prisoners trapped with a live in nanny who refuses to move out after being fired. >> this nanny is a 65-year-old seen here smiling in a photograph. is she still smiling? don't know. she's in a bedroom, basically her home >> we can't let you outside. this is now by court her domain. >> the room is in a southern california home. they hired her in march, after she answered a craig's list ad for a live in nanny watch three kids, get free room and board

it lasted a few months then strat onsays she was too sick to work. it's been weeks now. she still won't work. and she won't leave. and the daily mail reports she told the family she wants them out of the house from 8:00 to 8:00 every day. the family is fighting back, locking the refrigerator and by going to court the daily mail reports she is threatening to sue for wrongful dismissal and elder abuse apparently she likes to sue. her name is listed across lawsuits across southern california. >> she spends the days trying to ruin peoples' lives misery loves company. >> could you imagine having to lock your refrigerator? the legal process could take months >> checking healthy living news a study from cdc. the agency says one in 0 -- ten

tejs is due to excessive alcohol consumption, citing drunk driving and chronic conditions. >> today is national hiv testing day. cdc predicts one in six americans is living with hiv and doesn't know it and says the people transmit about 50,000 infections per year the u.s. preventative services task force recommends screening for everyone aged 15-55 as well as young, and older people who are at increased risk. >> and a runner that was eight months pregnant, running 800 meeters at track and field champs she's 38 weeks pregnant and some feel maybe she can harm the baby. the crowd gave her a standing

ovation. >> the alamo celebrating a huge donation of artifacts from phil collins he travelled to san antonio to announce he's handing over his massive collection from the texas revolution to the alamo. part of the deal is that a new, much larger building will be built to house the collection but millions must be raised to display the collection adequately they will arrive in october. >> it's worth dieing for, larry. >> the apps you need the app. rising star returns for a new round this sunday the show makes you the judge with a rising star app. you can down load it for free. when you launch, you can see the launch. >> yes.

>> just look how fast. >> yes. >> and then, you go to where it says register here. swipe across. it doesn't like my finger. there you go. you can vote and do it sunday night. >> yes. >> rising star. >> yes. >> it airs. >> this sunday night. so glad we did not rehearse that. >> i know. perils of spliding reads up next, using art to get kids interested in science creative bay area student making a difference. >> coming up at 5:00 this is a first time a piece of land has been set aside >> yosemite throwing a party to celebrate. you're invited. and as if landing a jet on a ship isn't hard enough, a pilot had to do it without landing gear

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it has to make different forms of art. >> she plans to do just that, studying computer science with emphasis on design >> art has opinion a big part of my life i was just looking at how to use art to be really integrated with computer science design maybe a major in the future that fits me. >> her pursuits of higher education will keep her close to quirk initiative. she started with the high school's women in science club. creating online storybooks to get kids excited about science. >> we wanted to make them fun for students approaching science at young ages showing them that can be interesting and fun. >> her grades, campus leadership and volunteerism made it no surprise to family and friends, abc 7 turns to her as a top scholar this year. >> she's one of the

most-talented students i've ever met she's by far the most humble. >> i am honored and excited mostly because i know there are other people who are really awesome and desevering, too. >> humbled in indeed. >> watch our top scholars special at 10:00 a.m to learn more for all making a difference in their communities. abc7 is calling four young change makers apply for a summer of service award winning $1,000 for the community by logging on to ysa.org/be inspired. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now. weez a loving son. and worth saving >> a successful appeal for a

suicide barrier on the golden gate bridge. >> plus, a fire works frenzy. a crack down on craig's list a possible 4th of july catastrophe, just averted. and... >> sparks flying at a meeting to deal with oakland >> i don't want to write this. i don't want to write down another name. not one more. no more names. >> raw emotion and tonight after years of efforts a big move to deter would be jumpers. a decision by officials you're

looking at the golden gate bridge right now live in the fog the board approved a $76 million plan to construct a suicide net along the bridge. tiffany? >> reporter: as mentioned so many people have jumped off the bridge. more than 1600 since opening in 1937. but now, the newly-funded suicide prevention barricade there is going to be a net, about 20 feet below the bridge, the expanse 3.4 miles of net, strong enough to prevent another death. survivors packed the board room. >> this is my handsome son. >> my friend died two years ago. >> he jumped west to take the

pain away from him. >> lost spouses, children, friends. details about suicide's devastating ripple affects. >> i'm not the same person. neither are these people, here >>. bridge prevention barrier they said would give those in desperate situations a second chance. some members of the board agreed. >> if not every day you have an opportunity to save a life. and it's almost never that you have an opportunity to save many lives. >> detractors argued that without a net suicidal people will find other ways to take their lives. dan noyes spoke to general manager about that earl hiker this week. >> so you're saying people seem to fixate on the golden gate? >> that is what many researchers have