first a live lookout side and it's so hot outside. we're seeing triple digit in the east bay and the south bay and some cities are approaching record highs. the temperature and state to issue a flex alert and we're threatened to reuse it when it's at it's highest and then across much of the bay area and several under a heat advisory and then here now with an accurate news update. >> reporter: let's get to the live doppler and i will give you a look under mainly sunny skies and so far this is just so far

and that's the final official and this is 104 degree and that's the record for the date and then shattering and then it's 10 f and 105. fairfield and 102 and 104 in cleaver dale and 106 and 100 in santa rosa. how about that range. now we have a heat advisory in affect until tomorrow night at 9:00 for much of the bay area and much of the valley and interior and temperatures in the afternoon will be ranging from 90s up to about 108 in the spots. tomorrow we will see another hot day today and numerous. >> that's it on thursday. i will show you all of the weather with er details of the weekend coming up in just a

moment. >> okay. >> thank you. >> we will check back with you in a few minutes. we continue the coverage and live. >> now, temperatures are well over the triple dig it mark right now. >> reporter: and this reservoir here was so poplar for cooling spot in fact that we had to stop letting people in around noon because they were so full that sent people scrambling across the rest of the county and find other cooling options. with the reservoir full by noon lots of people drove to this park in brentwood. >> they do not open until 1:00 so we're good. >> by opening time, there was a line of people waiting to get in. >> it's hot. it's getting real hot. the heat is unbarable. it's good to come out here and refresh yourself. >> the heat is a cham english for the people but the

combination of the dry conditions and heat is dangerous for the certain crops. >> at c and s farms it's sorted by hands and then packed in ice for the journey to the the market. this crop is pretty much perfect, but he is worried with the temperatures what it might do to the crops that are weeks from harvest. >> sometimes the corn may not get pollinated and we wind up with missing kerneling. >> the heat can cause problems and canning tomatoes are at risk. and he is just decided not to worry because there's nothing that he can do about it. >> that water is probably the best place to be right now because it's the hottest part of the day. anywhere from 103 to 106 degrees depending on where you see and

check. that should continue for about the next hour or so reporting live and it's in abc news. >> how much would you like to drop it and jump into the pool behind it? >> i would love that. >> you don't have to come back on until 5:00. first time i have seen you without a suit. the hot weather amount a challenge for firefighters all over the bay area and about 85 percent of the calls are medical. >> if we can keep the people cool and hydrated and well rested then it keeps the units and service for other things that are not preventable. >> prevention is the name of the game and the departments carries coolers full of water and gatorade and a mist and the sand and other items that help

firefighters deal with the intense heat. >> check this out. even cattle are looking for relief from the heat. sky seven spotted these in the county and listen to some shade and cast by a wind mill. the high temperature raises the heat and it's prone to keep the suppress because of the dark hides. you can track the high temperatures any time with the abc 7 app and get it for free with the apple store and google play. we have the information for you on the apps. we have the breaking news and a multivehicle crash on i 84 and sent one person to the hospital and you can see from the sky seven over head that three vehicles were involve in what appears to be a delivery truck as well as we pick up. this is just east of the interstate and that's not clear what caused the accident but earlier reports say that they may have crashed head on and investigators have shut down the lanes while they investigate the

crash and clear the wreckage. >> it shows you flames shooting from the ground during a gas line break near the great highway. pg and e says that the construction crew was working when they hit a plastic line. there was a brief evacuation of the block and the street. now to burkely and the building inspectors hired last summer by the management of the apartment building said the structure was in good condition. >> abc 7 joins us from the scene and you have just released city documents. >> i do cheryl. now this morning segway construction and the general contractors that build the apartment billing asked the judge and the county judge to issue a restrange order against the da's office that's launched a criminal investigation and segway wants it's people to be there when investigators test and inspect that balcony that

was once there. there will probably be a hearing later on this week in that. now to these documents and these documents related to the private inspections and frankly they add more questions than answers. >> these documents released by the city show that a private structure inspector checked the balcony and it offer the supports and rails were in good condition and the inspection only uncover erred the broken window window window seals. they inspect that it was not good enough. >> obviously anything that's determined that there was not a problem or a good report was certainly dry rot and all kinds of problems. >> these latest documents show that library garden managers failed to comply that require all apartments to go through a safety checklist every year and

the forms that need to be submit today the city the buildings management firm handed over copies of a walk through inspection done in september. the checklist was not as good as the city required or was it done in the city inspection and the city demands because of the walk through inspection city engineers are giving the management another chance to comply with the ordnance. >> we're looking at the ordnance and the staircases and stairways. there's a number of different things that the landlord is required to look into for each property. >> the management has been given until thursday to provide with a new inspection report. the phone calls were not returned. >> one person was injured when a small plane went into a reconvene. this is the video just after the accident and the single engine went down around 11:00 a.m. and

landed right upside a canal and two other people on board were not hurt. they're not clear what caused the crash. four teen age ers are okay after one drove the parents suv and they were too afraid to tell their parents. they changed after the mother could not find the car this morning. where is it everybody? well the two boys and girls escaped with only minor injuries. >> oh boy. scary. it will cost you omore to drive across the golden gait bridge. commute ers will be paying $6.25. those driving in the car pool lane will pay $4.25. the ferry fairs going up and golden gait bus will rise about 5 percent. it will cost you more to ride in san francisco.

seniors and disabled people go from 75 creptents to $1 cable cars will go up and it's part of an automatic increase and operating piece approved by the board. >> less than 24 hours after the state lawmakers approve a bill and requiring kids in school in california to be vaccinated. >> the governor did not waste any time. we're joined now with the details on how that law is going to be enforced. >> well, many people were surprised that he signed it so quickly since he had until july 13 g9 to make up his mind. now, what does this mean for parent? now in august when the school starts if the child is not vaccinated, do not worry. you don't have to. the law goes in affect one year from tomorrow july 1st 2016.

>> the baby went for his one month check up and no vaccines were given. not today and not ever. >> nobody thinks for themselves anymore. that's what this is. we have to do what the government tells us to do. >> david and his wife have decided that they will home school him when he is older, but a year from now all other children in california starting in public and private schools must be vaccinated. the only ones excused are those with the medical conditions. she tells us who falls into that medical ex zpempls. >> a family history of auto immune diseases and a sibling had autism i would not vaccinate that next child. >> the governor acted in quickly in favor and saying that the science is clear that the vaccines protect children against a number of infectious and dangerous diseases.

no longer can a family site religious or personal beliefs. the county has been the highest in california with the vaccine exceptions and ord according to the program, the number of exceptions more than doubled from 3.7 percent in 2002 to 7.8 in 2012, but that number has gone down in the county after a 2014 law required that parents talk first with the pediatrician. >> i think that the word is out that vaccines protect our kids and protect the communities and that these diseases are still around. >> and remember preschools will also require that your child be vaccinated vaccinated. now after july 1st 2016 the child will not be able to go to 7th grade without the required vaccines. live in the news room abc 7 news. >> all right. thank you so much.

still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00. greece moves on a default. how this affects us at home. how does apple music stack up against the streaming rivals? new at 4:30. a school shutting down and teachers not getting paid.

now to the latest on greece a nation on the brink of financial collapse. international funds tell abc

news that greek officials have made a request and after missing a $1.8 billion detect payment today to the voting agency. a no vote would likely force greece to stop using the euro. >> it can have an affect on the growth rates in europe. if europe is not growing the way that it needs to grow, that has an impact on us. >> greece's financial spiral began with the wall street melt down in 2008. coupling having trouble getting a marriage license and clerks are refusing to issue licenses because of the clerk's own religious beliefs. they say that this is a clerical

text and same sex couples have to wait for a willing clerk to you issue the license. a same sex couple has made history in louisiana. they are the first to get the license. it was after o officials met and decided that they would follow the law of the land and wait 25 days for the advice of the attorney general. they're looking to correct the forms that call for a bride and groom groom. it's a moment worth savering and you you recall the white house is letting the colors on friday night to mark the occasion. >> to see people gathered in evening outside on a beautiful summer night and to feel hole and to feel accepted and to feel that they had a right to love that was pretty cool.

>> the president says that he wanted to join the people but he had to settle watching for them on television. reality star kim kardashian west will be in san francisco tonight sharing the stage with the respected southwest judge. she selected cardale to conduct the interview. the conversation is the object if i case in the media. she is cut rally relevant and appeals. one of hollywood's couple is going their separate ways. ben after lek split after ten years of more rage. they will go forward with love and commitment to each other and a commitment to parenting the their children. today is going to be the longest day of the year by one second. at 5:00 p.m. local time count it down a second will be added to

the clock unlike leap year the seconds are less regular. they started in 1992 and since then we have had only four of them. >> it's just a small correction between the rotation and the atomic clock that are nearly perfect. >> it's in the streaming music and it's called apple music and it launched today and there's a on line music store and take a bite out of the competition. abc rebecca has more from new york. ♪ >> apple officially shaking up the competition. joining the likes of spotify, pandora and title. launching the own screaming and

music service and 30 million tracts available in 1 million countries on any apple device starting now. >> this is apple catching up to the behavior and other services right now. >> apple music is free to users for the first three months and then $9.99 a month for individuals and $14.99 a month for six users. how does it stack up for the rivals? nobody likes to pay for music but most do spotify. 55 million who streamed the service for free with app. >> but don't stop believing in the power of pandora listen ers and 76 million listen for free and apple's biggest advantage is that all of the itunes accounts that it has on file. abc news new

york. >> spresinteresting to see. you know when you can crack an egg and fry it. >> in the inland valley today it's that hot. we have got mostly sunny skies and quit a few high clouds have we gun to move in the area. none the less it's temperatures below and in many locations here is the view and currently 75 in san francisco and 80 in oakland and 92 san jose and then 63 in the bay. here is sky over the bay from the roof top camera. it's 187 in napa. it's 103 in fairfield and 106 in live moor and looking out against the golden gait and here is a look at the forecast as i

should say and again tomorrow and cooling begins on thursday and we will have a seasonal pattern and that's july fourth. this is what is going on and it's affecting the pattern now and for the next few days and a large high pressure that's centered over utah and huge hot air masses and it's expanding westward through much of the state of california and into the bay area. the clockwise circumstance lace is also bringing some subtropical cloudy ps into the bay area that we're seeing now. here is a forecast starting at 11:00 tonight and we will see the passage over night and then on thursday also is the beginning of the cooling, so we will have a few extra clouds and the lower temperature range. tonight nothing low about these and we will celos in the upper 50s to mid-60s and the fog to the coast. tomorrow look for a high in the

low 90s in san jose and 102 and then we will see upper 80s and mid-to upper 60s on the coast and then coastal fog for tomorrow. the downtown is a high of 71 tomorrow. we will see 96 up north and 94 at napa and over in the east bay and highs in in the valley and 87 for union city and once again there's highs just about all locations at or above 100 degrees and 105 at brentwood. there's a nice cool down and about ten degrees or so in the area. still mid-90s and then friday and the fourth of july weekend and then mid-70s and there will be further er cooling yet and so this wave of excessive heat is winding down by the end of the week. >> all right. thank you.

well, first an nba championship next on abc 7 and the new reason that seth curry has a reason to celebrate. new after 4:30 and days after that

the warriors are going to leave and the nba store released the best selling list for april through june as for the individuals seth topped the list above and clay thompson game in fifth and then money green that will enter the agency muscled his way. for the first time ever an african american woman has been named the principal dancer for the american ballet theater.

she studied and been without the elite company since 2001. since the last two years he has danced in leading rolls and diverse audience and he appeared on the cover this year and is staring in a production and then the male principal dancer in 1997. and now to the incredible story of a young indianapolis boy that's overcome his o own physical obstacle to become a stand out athlete. >> yeah, he is 12 years old and the left arm is sort er than the right. it could be because when he was born the cord was wrapped around it and some thought that he would have trouble with balance and running. he is dominating the football, soccer and basketball and baseball. >> other kids are out there like me i would probably say that you have to just go through and

never ask why it happened s. >> it captured the heat of the hero matt carpenter that sent a video to him and then invited him to the ball park this past weekend. >> that's fantastic. abc 4 continues. up next how they step up the attack this time. then there were 14 chris christie joins the race for the nomination. how the new jersey governor is hoping to stand out. first up no job and no paycheck. what is making that worse now for the

live this is abc 7 news. here are the headlines. where you live today at 4:30 it's hot out there incase you did not notice. triple dig it heat has arrived and farmers say that the dry heat can damage some crops. abc 7 says bay area heat advisory extends into tomorrow night. avoid the exposure to sun and stay hydrated and safe. we will have the full forecast coming up. a reality star will speak at the theater in san francisco. kim kardashian west sent this tweet today with a typo and all

saying san francisco excited to meet everyone today. we have a live report on the kardashian west visit on abc news at 5:00. several campuses shutting down are picketing today. live with the reaction from the tach teachers. >> reporter: in the building rehind me have not returned our request and some testifyof the teachers were at a loss for words and shocked that they find there's in this situation. >> teachers and staff wonder what is next. >> where did it go. >> money that was suppose today go to paying the salary for june. paychecks were to be issued by direct pe de posepositdeposit. >> now the door is closing.

there's no answer to where we can ask for the check. if it never shows up in the mail. >> in oakland another group stopped by the district attorneys office to file a complaint. some said that something was up earlier this year and held out the hope that they would get it together. >> i began in february trying to communicate with them regarding payment and mpo's that were coming in and did not receive any reply. >> telling us that they got the reason around for months. >> i am angry because we have been deceived and lied to and that nip manipulated. >> meaning not only does the coverage end tonight but she could be on the hook for any medical expenses in the last month. >> i doubt that they're going pay the medical and the salary. >> yet these educators are not going down without a fight. yesterday some of them filed a report and others went to the

california department of relations and exhausting all efforts on the money that they earned. they're trying to identify a person that suffered a severe head injury after getting hit by a car on highway 12 last night. investigators had to shut down the westbound lane between bush creek road while they collected evidence. the driver of a car stopped and is cooperating with police. more than 100 people are feared dead after a military jet crash in an area in indonesia. they confirmed 64 death skpts the number is expected to rise. it crashed in an area and the air force transport plane was carrying military personal and it crashed shortly after taking off from a nearly military base. >> president obama say that is

he is willing to walk away and it's shortly after the dead line and extended another week on the heels of the two years of the negotiations. >> the frame work that was established is one that if implemented affectively and down properly would in fact achieve my goal which is iran not obtaining a nuclear weapon. >> the level of inspections and how quickly the west will roll back. negotiations will continue through july 7th. new jersey governor threw his hat into the ring and kicking off the campaign and it's a crowded field and 13 republicans running and karen shows us how christy plans to set himself apart from the other ones. >> chris christie is in. >> i am proud to announce my candidacy for the republican

nomination for the president of the united states of america. >> today at his high school the new jersey governor became the 14th republican to enter the race for the white house. >> this country need to work together again and not against each other. >> his style makes him stand out. he acknowledges that he gets accused of speaking his mind loudly. that seems to have worked for him so far in new jersey, but in a presidential race that may not go to voters across the nation. only 22 percent of americans had a favorable view of him. he has been dodged by bridge gate and the scandal of the bridge. >> this is the can kate that peeked in 2013. unfortunately there was not a presidential election for him that year. >> christy is hovering and

pulling at six percent. in a race with no front runner there's room to grow. >> he is thinking that it's a game of survivor and he is standing in the race. >> he is facing a tough cell with conservative and no crowded field, he is hoping to carve out a chunk of voters in the ski voting steps. ka remember karen traif karen traif ers. trump is under fire after making offensive remarks of the mexican immigrants on the presidential announcement speech. he called the rapest and drug dealers. nbc also cut ties with trump and now an on line petition is urging others to do the same. a new poll says that there

maybe enough votes to remove the confederate flag from the state house grounds. the house of senate there have each filed bills regarding the flags and taking it down and go others would send it to a military mu assume. the new alternative for those that say no to beef chicken and pork in the cafeteria. keeping the crews busy along the coast. i am kristin and there's a lovely view from the camera. a few clouds moving and that does not mean that the heat

firefighters are battling a fire and it has charred 322 acres but 75 percent cop tanment takement. no word on what sparked the fire yesterday afternoon. in washington state strong winds ask dry conditions and record breaking triple dig it heat are driving that's er than the crews can move. this is happening in the city zm more than two dozen homes have been destroyed. thousands of people had to run for their lives. >> they were going from one house to another and catching the roofs on fire. >> you grab your family and kids

and our animals stayed with with friends across the river and watched this area burn all night. >> and it sparked a leak and a fire at a nearby business that picked up the smoke. several firefighters had heat related injury. >> yeah, day one of a blast. >> it's not a good situation. spencer joins us now. >> reporter: not many places approached their record high for this date. here is i look and live from the east bay camera and looking at the sky and showing you some of today's high comparing with the records and so tar far it's one degree and 97 degrees and notice liver moor and all though that it's hot 106 degrees it's six degrees below the record for the

date and napa is ten degrees bolo the record. it's skmot they do not have record heat. here is the live doppler and we have the high clouds moving in and after sun set this evening you can see a nice treat in the western sky and jupitor are in such an alignment and it appears close and it appears to us that they're only about three tenth apart and they're many millions of miles apart and it's interesting to check out the view tomorrow and then a lot of thunder showers and across the state of california and this m locations across the state topping 100 degree mark tomorrow and that's the bay area and that's the in bay and highs above 100 and above and then tomorrow is the last day for a while of tripping dig jit heat.

still ahead the just released study and raising safety question on all of the sugar and sweet sodas and tea. what do you serve kids that don't want to eat meat. the alternative about to be handed out at school's nationwide. i am seven on your side and coming up the day of a free checked bag are over at one

this is abc 7 news. public schools will have a alternative for those that don't want to eat meat. it's been selected by the agriculture to supply at it as part of the federal lunch program. they decided the make it the meat substitute. in some other health news a study is linking more than 100,000 deaths to sugar drinks. >> yeah, childrens and teens are doing a high level of su pofrtpport.

>> more than a third of children in the teens have been physically assaulted in the most years and the peers one in 20 kids are by a care giver and then the children are the most victims segment in the population. sugar drinks kill up to 184,000 people a year. the university studied was the university and sports and energy drinks and most of the deaths were from diabetes. virtual reality and can transform an indoor cyclist and even some zum bah classes are using it. timely how often should you watch your kitchen and bath towels. it said once aweek is fine in most situation. they do caution that people should avoid sharing towels.

kitchen towels are a source of food born pathogens in the home. here is to your health. all right. some good news for homeowners and maybe not so much in the area. >> the home and it continues. >> yeah a double edge sword. >> yeah then you love it. a new home price index shows the values of home increase ten percent in april. the second earlier to denver at 3.5 percent and low mortgage rates and strong job rates have upped the demand. the economyist get this and does not think that the gains will process out the average home part because of the wages are also up. the standard. the state world group is blaming price manipulation for keeping the gas prices that you pay

high. consumer watchdog says that prices charged by oil companies are as much as 30 seconds more a gallon than in california. the group says it's part of a strategy to keep the prices up. the record experts are also part of a strategy accord to go the group. oil companies blame california's taxes and the seasonal blend of summer gasoline for the higher prices. the days of free checked bags for economy passengers on jet blue are over. the airline announced that passengers that pay the cheap er blue fair when it has to pay 20 or $25 for the bag and you can check one bag for free and the higher prices is two checked bags so now the last quarter was $1.6 billion just on fees. >> wow. >> change fees and bag gaugeg fees.

>> okay. >> why do they hate your bags. >> yeah. baby boom in virginia may not the only thing. >> the institute is giving the public a look at the first seven red cubs. they're so cute. the cubs are born may 31 and june 14th. the facility is dedicated to studying in the species to help them recover. >> adorable. abc 7 continues and up next the vandals strike an lgbt moral for a third time. what makes this one different than the previous two. we will tell you about that on what is ahead at 5. thank you. coming up next. if the government goes down that road then we will find out

who the real christians are. conservative churches and the fall out from the same-sex marriage. plus are gas prices artificially inflate inflated. price manipulation across california. those and a

sen at that clara county reached a deal just hours before thousands of workers were set to walk off the job. jeff smith released a statement this morning saying in part that although that the agreement is ratified by the members it's avirtualed and residence can access all county services today and in the weeks ahead. there would have been long lines if 9,000 employees remitted by s i u had refused to work today.

475 of them were prohibited from stricking. the gnaw dpreemt runs for four years. the police are break at the scene of a lgbt must recall that's been defaced for a third time. they went beyond spray paint. they have the story from the mission district. >> i did not find the words for it. >> many are shocked go see the mirl after it was damaged by a fire late last night. this after the bride weekend celebration in san francisco history. >> it does so many great different mirlurals all of the time. >> the mural that depicts gay couples has been the man and source of contention and it's been vandized three times since it was first unveiled earlier this month. just week ago someone spray

painted the printed installation and they spent $3,000 to replace it and now must spend more money to clean up the latest mess left behind. >> i think that it's super messed up. every week it's been tagged and whatnot. every time they replace it and this time i think that they have gone too far. >> they're investigating this as a possible hate crime. authorities say whoever did this will face arson charges at a minimum. >> i know that it's a very complex issue on what is going on, and i am sad. >> they're asking for donations to help restore it once again. abc 7 news. >> thank for joining ut at abc

news at 4:00. abc news at 5 debegins now. >> okay. beating the heat. >> it of takes a matter of an hour. tripping dig it temperatures are taking the toll. i am abc 7 and it's cooking inland how hot and how long coming up. the governor signs into law man dags and why the fight miethd be just beginning over again. the plane that went down with a student pilot on board. live from the kgotv center this is abc 7 news. >> you know it's getting hot out there and the temperatures and the most vulnerable are running for cover and they made their way. >> one farm er is concerned about had his farm er's corn and he is worried that the heat will dry out the pollen and if that

happens the corn is going wind up with the missing kernels. >> it's tomorrow and thanks for joining us. >> i am dan ashley. the hot weather is tough inland. at 2:00 this afternoon liver moore was and that's a 43 degree difference and in two cities just 48 miles apart. >> let's go for more on this extreme weather. >> yeah, call it extreme indeed and it was 108 right now in liver moor. this is the temperature and take a look for yourself. it's a 45 degree and it's a record here at gilmore at 103. it's 106 today the high so far and 102 in santa rosa and 92 san jose and heat advisory remains up tomorrow night in the north

bay and the east bay in the valleys and the valley so there's a risk of the heat related illnessment. make sure to stayhydrated. well in the north bay firefighters are not worried about the heat and the dry brush but how the brush might erupt if the flames. they had another concern too. abc 7 reporter is outside of a firework stand. wayne. >> good afternoon and we see them popping up and they're perfectly legal. they're safe and sane but they're also a cause for concern because people are coming to the firework stands in the area that it's the same fireworks are banned. >> did you think about this one? >> they came ready to celebrate the independence in a most traditional way.