>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news. >> the police chief retired. now the fire chief is leaving. are city officials giving up on san jose. >> julie is off tonight. off two big vacancies in the bay area's biggest city. the fire chief says he is leaving for another job and he is actually taking a pay cut. new at 10:00, we have live in san jose with the high-level

departures follow budget cuts to police and fire. >> reporter: it has been a tough year for the san jose fire department. tonight we sat down with the fire chief to ask him what is behind his decision. >> reporter: mcdonald has been the fire chief for almost three years. today the 55-year-old husband and father announced he has agreed to take a job as a fire chief in las vegas. >> it's incredibly hard. i wrestled for it for a long time because i love the city of san jose. >> reporter: he served as a fire chief for fremont, san mateo, among others. i asked him if city budget cuts and tough negotiations had any impact on the departure. >> really my time here in san jose has been excellent and i will miss it. so no, it's more about an opportunity there than anything else. >> reporter: the decision comes on the heels of the police chief retirement in january. >> i think they're entirely

independent. we saw chief moore retire last year. here we have chief mcdonald pursuing a new opportunity in a different city. >> reporter: the city spokesman says there is no list of candidates for police chief. now san jose will be launching a second search for a public officer. the firefighters union has had bitter negotiations with city hall and suggests that city leadership played a role in the chief's decision. >> i don't know many organizations that can be successful when theyville identify their employee. i think he may be going somewhere where that won't be happening. >> i'll be looking back at it if i don't go. >> reporter: chief mcdonald is expected to stay until august. instead of the $200,000 salary that he currently makes, he will be making about $150,000 a year in his new role. reporting live tonight in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news.

>> new video tonight of a confrontation between san francisco police and occupy protesters fighting for an urban farm. one man was taken into custody this evening. he had spray paint. other protesters blocked laguna street. he claims police were the ones who gave him the black eye. >> they beat me up when my hands were behind my back. >> police moved in about 1:30 this morning to remove four dozen protesters who had been living on the land since june. the protesters want the property to remain an urban farm. the owner wants to develop it. and the fight isn't over yet. protesters are planning another session for tomorrow evening. >> we're following breaking news from south florida. dozens of sports fans were injured when a crowded outdoor

deck at a sports bar collapsed. the deck fell into the bay. three people were critically injured. they had all been watching the miami heat playing the spurs in the nba finals. a hostess said the collapse happened when the fans jumped to cheer a basket. there was so much broken wood along with chairs and tables in it that it was hard to get out. >> a woman riding a bicycle was killed when two trucks collided and one of the trucks fell on top of her. they crashed at about 9:45 this morning. investigators say the woman was riding a bicycle at the intersection when the impact of the crash caused the box truck to tip over and fall on her. >> this marks also the 12th pedestrian involved fatality in the city of san jose. in 2012, we had 12 for the whole year. >> investigators say both drivers cooperated and drugs

and alcohol do not appear to be a factor. we have learned the victim was a single mom on her way to work. her name has not been released. police in oakland are searching for two men involved in a minor traffic accident that escalated and ended in the shooting death of the other driver. the fender bender happened about 11:00 last night in north oakland. ktvu paul chambers talked to a woman who was with the victim when she died. >> reporter: this woman says she was there when he took his last breath. >> when he fell, i pulled over. i got out of the car and ran towards him and asked if he was okay. he couldn't talk. he was gasping for air. >> reporter: he would have turned 23 today. instead of celebration, these flowers are to mourn his death. >> he was nonconfrontational whatsoever. he was the one to back down and let it be or what have you. he never tried to pick a fight. >> reporter: that's why the family is shocked to learn around 11:00 last night, he was

in his car approaching the intersection of stanford and market street when he was rear- ended. he turned on to market street and pulled over. >> he got out of the car to check the car and two other guys came out of the car. there was an argument. and then they just shot him. >> reporter: the woman that stayed with him until the ambulance arrived said all day long she had his family on his mind. because while she was with him, he received a phone call. >> he had his phone and keys in his hand when he fell. and when i was putting pressure on his chest, he was getting a call from his mom. >> reporter: police are reviewing surveillance cameras in the area looking for a four door silver car with possible front damage. there is a reward to kind the killer. in oakland, paul chambers. ktvu channel # news. >> we learned more about the naked man who is accused of harassing passengers last month.

they are preparing to deport him. we showed you the video last night. he is identified as perez. he is seen pushing people around and doing handstands and flips at the station. police arrested him for battery but has been released. perez is being monitored with a gps bracelet during deportation proceedings. ahead in 9 minutes a packed board meeting as bart votes on a spending plan. why workers are prepared to walk off the job. >> a group of six people survived a frightening ordeal when a fishing boat sank near half moon bay. it was taking on water when it issued a may day call this morning. they arrived in 7 minutes to find that the boat was taking on water faster than they could bail it out. all of the people had put on life jackets and were safely

rescued. it only took two minutes before the boat disappeared. mechanical failure is believed to be the problem. crews rushed to a three- alarm fire today. they feared that flames would spread next door. deborah has the latest on the fire. >> reporter: there is a dog walker who routinely stops at this property to let the pets run off leash with the owner's permission. but today's stop wasn't typical. >> she was there so she got it right away. >> reporter: william loves dogs and lets them run in his front yard, which is spacious. but smoke is what a local dog walker saw today. >> i saw a fire truck coming this way. oh, my. those poor people. it was me. >> reporter: his home of 40 years threatened by fire. >> we had a dog walker that did

call it in. seeing the smoke and then the next-door neighbors, they smelled smoke, looked outside and could see the fire. >> i took the most important thing, which was my dog. >> reporter: that neighbor scooped up her 12-year-old dog and headed out. >> we are back in the house again. we need a new roof. >> reporter: her wood shingle roof has holes. it caught fire from embers blowing over from next door. this tree and dry vegetation were flaring up too. >> we did an extended search to all of the surrounding properties. >> reporter: looking for spot fires. with 11 engines on scene, the fire was kept it a carport and patio, attic and storage shed, with no damage to the main house. credit, a fast response and a dog walker sticking to her route. >> nothing happens by accident,

you know. >> reporter: bill hud and wife patricia are staying with neighbors tonight. the damage is estimated at $50,000. the causa pears accidental. pool chemicals stored in an outdoor shed are the culprits. there is an engine posting outside the house. they're not taking any chances overnight. reporting live, deborah, ktvu news. >> one of the few remaining survivors of the 1906 earthquake has died. we talked to her during the annual early morning earthquake remembrance last year. there are only two survivors of the '06 earthquake still living. >> this isn't just surfing,

it's survival. >> it will make me or break me. >> we ride along with soldiers undergoing a unique kind of therapy. >> tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week. how much will temperatures jump where you live. >> accepted into ten of the top universities

>> new at 10:00, after an hour and a half ofem budget is

approved. last night, we got a first look at the new train cars that bart is calling its first priority. janet is live to tell us why during tonight's session workers said they are willing to walk off the job. >> reporter: i just checked, the directors are still up there meeting. earlier they passed this budget. it is preliminary because they still have union negotiations and union members said tonight that they are not afraid of going on strike. the bart board room was packed. and union members in purple shirts spoke with passion. >> you guys need to step up, do your job and be for the people and not for management. >> reporter: the local 1021 and 1555 combined represent more than 2300 train operators, mechanics and other employees. tonight, they told the board that they are prepared to walk off the job if they feel it's needed. prior to the meeting, bart

officials explained the 1.5 billion budget saying the top priority is investing more money in new trains to replace the fleet that is the old just in the country. costs need to be contained. employees pay $92 towards health care and nothing towards pensions. >> the equivalent of one percent a year raise. >> reporter: union members say pensions are needed because bart employees do not receive social security and they say they have done extra work during the four-year hiring freeze with no raises. >> our members gave up $100 million in cuts last year. a hundred million dollars in concessions and now they're saying not another pay increase for four more years. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: the union tells me that they have contract talks scheduled for tomorrow morning. the atu on monday. and the contract ends june 30th. but riders are hoping this all

ends without a strike. live in oakland, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a transportation project aimed at reducing traffic and giving commuters a smoother ride on 580 began today. the project will widen and repave roads and overpasses. it also includes new east and west carpool lanes. the project is primarily being funded by proposition 1b, a 2006 voter approved bond. >> stocks posted strong gains. the dow was up 1 # 0 points. the nasdaq added 44. investors responded to a drop in unemployment claims and an increase in retail spending. pg and e issued a warning about a telephone scam. hispanic business customers have received calls demanding immediate payment for what the scammers say are past-due bills. victims were told to pay with prepaid cash cards and threatened their electricity would be turned off.

pg and e says it will never ask for personal information or credit card numbers over the phone. anyone with concerns about a possible past-due bill should contact pg and e. >> 31 alleged members of a gang appeared in a south bay courtroom this afternoon. it was the largest gang case ever in santa clara county. the district attorney says each of the defendants was indicted earlier this week by a grand jury and each has ties to the notorious levi lent gang that grew strong in the 1960s and the d.a. says it operates 27 street- level gangs. there are still nine fugitives wanted in the case. we're learning new details about the gunman behind the shooting ram package in santa monica. he left a note expressing remorse for killing his brother and father. the three to four page note was found on his body after he was shot and killed by officers. >> the celebrity website tmz

has obtained video of the robbery of rapper two chains in san francisco. it says that two chains can be seen walking down the street this past sunday when at least two men approached with guns. two chains and his crew scatter after the -- and the gunman chased after them. police say 2 chains was then robbed of his cell phone and his wallet. smart phone robberies were the topic of discussion in new york city today where san francisco district attorney and the attorney general of new york both called on companies that make smart phones to create a kill switch. he said he wants it available within a year. it's estimated that one out of every three robberies across the country involve someone taking a smart phone. >> new at 10:00, on this graduation night, one east bay teen is turning his tassle and looking forward to attending his pick of the top universities in the country.

how family and focus entered into his success. >> reporter: i met the ambitious new graduate here where the ceremony took place. >> in the state of great adversity, we step up and become something more. >> reporter: martin martinez is class valedictorian. adversity is a familiar challenge but it doesn't discourage him. the parents are realizing their dream through their son. they came from large families in mexico. college is something that they just dreamed about. >> yeah, martin. >> reporter: from the bleachers, his father cheers on his son. he applied to ten universities. he was accepted to all of them. >> ucla, harvard. >> reporter: this is the stack of acceptance letters that he received. dad works as a truck driver for

a garbage collection company. the children knew that the family couldn't afford to pay for a college education but hard work would make it possible. >> they need to be proud. >> reporter: martin says that he chose mit because it is the best fit for his dream of going into the computer engineering and electrical science field. he also has an eye on politics. >> big business. i want to give people jobs. >> reporter: his patients tell me martin and his older brother and sister are the first in the family to graduate from college. they say they taught their children to reach for the sky. >> if you're going to dream, dream big. >> reporter: martin leaves for college next week. he tells me that he is enrolled in a special program to start classes right away. he wants a head start to success. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a nice day out there today.

a lot like yesterday. temperatures like this today. this is what we had, a lot like yesterday. lots of mid-80s. most of us in the 70s at some point. clear skies root now. the coast is clear. the winds are blowing northerly. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the week. the warmest day in a few days as the winds come out of the north here. fog free along the coast. temperatures at this hour are pretty mild or warm, if you will. livermore is 64. so with no fog and no on shore push, temperatures tomorrow, for friday, the warmest we have seen all week. we will talk about that and have a look at the bay area weekend because there are big changes coming our way saturday and sunday. all of that at 10:45. >> the police headquarters in oakland is closed to the public once again. work crews are trying toeclip up the damage caused by a plumbing leak. the building will reopen on monday. opd says if you need something like a vehicle release form, you can go to the east month

substation between 8:00 a.m. and noon. >> hackers target 15 banks stealing millions of dollars. in ten minutes, another story, unique therapy for wounded soldiers. the power of the have a good night. here you go. you, too. i'm going to dream about that steak. i'm going to dream about that tiramisu.

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>> police in san francisco are trying to crack down on a ring of female shop lifters who are targeting high-end stores in the downtown area. the most recent robbery was tuesday at the burrberry store. they are described as young black women dressed in bright colors. some of them have bright braids in their hair. the shot of lifting ring has been dubbed the rainbow girls and they have been at it for three years now. >> we put out crime alerts to let people know that incidents like this happen so we can

alert the next merchant, okay, they're in the area or they have struck. >> store managers tell us the women grab expensive items and push right past clerks or security guards to escape. the businesses are now asking for more police patrols in union scare and they want more done to prosecute shop lifters. hackers managed to steal at least $15 million. they went after some of the nation's largest institutions including jp morgan chase, citigroup, e trade and pay paul. they hacked into customer accounts and stole crash and identities. four of the accused men are in custody. four more are at large. >> the u.s. supreme court issued a decision today ruling that human genes cannot be patented. it means that the biotech industry does not have control over information in the human

body. it's a major blow to myriad genetics. the tests cost 3 to $4,000. patient activists applaud the ruling. >> other labs across the country had said for years that they can do a better task at significantly lower costs. >> the justices also said that synthetic dna can be patented. one expert told us this ruling will provide incentives for researches. they did not rule on the prop 8 today, next monday is the earliest day that the ruling is expected. if not then, it could come thursday or the following week. along with same-sex marriage in california, the court is also considering the federal defense of marriage act. and when the decision does come, count on ktvu news to bring it to you. we will have continuing coverage on air and online. we will go in depth with an

additional half hour of coverage on the decision. >> president obama marked gay pride month at the white house today and made note of same-sex marriage laws in the united states. >> it's clear we're reaching a turning point. we have -- >> but the president says there is more to be done. for one thing, he wants to sign legislation that would bar workplace discrimination against members of the lgbt community. president obama is the first sitting president to declare his support for same-sex marriage. >> ahead tonight, a bay area family's unwelcome encounter with a black bear. >> if we keep our weight relatively light in the middle. >> lessons that go far beyond the sea. it pairs wounded soldiers with a surfboard. >> a jet slams into an airport

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>> a jet crashes into a hangar while taxiing down the runway in san bernardino county. it hit the building after undergoing a test. the department evacuated the nearby structures. no reported injuries. the fire burning out of control in colorado has turned deadly. the remains of two people were found this afternoon. the fire has been burning for three days now and is just 5% contained. officials are calling it the worst fire in colorado history.

more than 360 homes have been destroyed and some 38,000 residents have been forced to evacuate. >> we only had about half an hour to figure out what is important to you and family and animals are top on the list. >> forecasters say strong winds will continue to hamper fire fighting efforts. more than 15,000 acres have burned. >> it's a major victory for thousands of security gay marriage guards on both sides of the bank. they held a dramatic protest in san francisco that resulted in several arrests. but union reps say they have ratified a four-year agreement. it represents almost 5,000 employees with gains in health care, wages, paid sick days, and on the job protections. construction workers were back on the job at the new 49ers stadium two days after a man died there. the workers showed up early this morning. they had gotten a new briefing about safety. the hard hats have a sticker with donald white's initials

and the american flag. white will be honored with a tree, a plaque and a brick at the stadium. >> the green light was given to start the construction of california's high speed rail system. they start the work on the first 65 miles. when and if completed the train would run from southern to northern california. a lawsuit is pending in that could stop it from spending any more money. the western span of the bay bridge will be named after willie brown. it connects san francisco to the island. the measure would have to get a majority vote in the legislature to take effect. >> this next story reveals something special that is happening along the northern california coast. it involves a nonprofit harnessing ocean waives to help active duty soldiers heal. in our special report, john fowler shows us this unique

therapy. >> reporter: santa cruz, california. thousands flock to the beaches every day. >> oh, my god, it's heaven. >> when we sit by the sea shore, we start to relax. we get into a meditative state. stress hormones go down you get out there and physically get in the water. and now every single cell in your body is alive. so your brain connects to itself. >> reporter: it sounds like science fix. it's not. it's science. neuro science. and researchers are using it to prove that the ocean can be harnessed to help heal our wounded soldiers. >> it feels like a concussion and you start seeing smoke everywhere. i thought we were going to blow up. i started screaming because i couldn't get o my legs were messed up.

>> it happened so fast, as if time -- it's as if time had paused itself. picks you up and placed you in an ef-5 tornado. >> reporter: thousands of wounded soldiers struggle with ptsd and other challenges as a result of the battlefield. >> does surf therapy work forty guys. >> this will make me or break me. >> reporter: it's healing lives one wave at a time. since 2008, nearly 200 soldiers have participated. ten more have signed up for help. >> most you guys know that i'm the president of operation surf. i want to welcome all of you guys here. we have eric lund from the army. jordan. jordan. >> he's going to become the star this week, watch.

okay. no? just hold on, buddy. we've got you. >> if we keep our weight relatively light in the middle, craig, you're sitting behind center right here, you have enough pressure to glide across it. you get what i'm saying? >> yes. that's exactly what -- exactly. boom. perfect. >> oh, you're good. you start figuring it out. like you'll fall. you'll get back up and we'll get you on another wave. and you're going to do it and you're almost going to get it, fall. you know what i mean? we get back up and do it again. >> reporter: as the sun dawns over the coastline, it marks a new day for these men, with the same focus they bring to the battlefield, each sets out to test their physical and mental limits. >> you're in the waves and tasting the salt. you're smelling the ocean. all of your senses are

activated. >> we're in the water. what are you thinking about in. >> nothing about catching the next wave. >> like this one coming right here? >> yep. >> let's do this. >> i would say i would love for them to get hooked. but i would like a spark of hope to be ignited in their lives where they can achieve the challenges that they are going to have in front of them. i think that surfing can do that for people. these memories of these four days will be so rich and so full and so accessible that wherever they are, they will be able to think of these days. >> it was good. relaxing. it's nice. >> i thought it was going to hurt, but it didn't. >> such a great feeling to get out in the water again, let alone surf. so i'm real excited. i'm glad i came out here. >> reporter: as scientists look for more evidence of the benefits of surf therapy, the proof appears obvious. >> what are you doing? >> i'm surfing. >> are you having fun?

>> yeah. >> reporter: john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and we have posted more information about the groups behind operation surf. just look for the web link section on the front page. if you have an idea for a special report, we would like to hear from you. send your tip to ireports at ktvu.com. >> artifacts dating back to more than a hundred years. >> the forecast is being updated. where can we see a red flag warning tomorrow. >> we hav have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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>> we have more pictures from the scene of tonight's breaking news. the collapse of a deck at a sports bar in miami. fans of the miami heat were watching the nba finals on the deck over biscayne bay. fire owe firms says everyone has been accounted for. they were concerned that people may be trapped under debris in the water. 24 people were injured. two in critical condition. a lot of peopleup noted into the shallow water to help. one man said it happened in a flash and no one had time to run. >> police in pittsburgh are renewing their call for help in tracking down a homicide suspect. they released this new photo of robert grant of san francisco. they say that he knows that police are looking for him and he should be considered armed and dangerous. back in january, 20-year-old tim knee smith was shot and killed at a gas station in pittsburgh. the killer got away in spite of a massive search.

>> jury selection is complete in the accused serial killer. the panel has been seated. the 79-year-old has pleaded not guilty to charges that he murdered four women between 1977 and 1994. he is acting as his own attorney and personally questioned many of the jurors. if convicted he could face the death penalty. in florida, the jury in the george zimmerman trial will be sequesters. the judge said that they will be sequestered for two to four weeks. the court has 20 potential jurors. they need 30 candidates to narrow it down to a juror with four alternatives. >> rebels fighting the regime may get weapons from the united states. president obama has reportedly authorized sending weapons but the exact details have to be worked out. the decision came after the

white house announced it has confirmed the use of chemical weapons by syrian forces. in argentina, a speeding commuter train slammed into a stopped train during the morning commute. three passengers were killed. more than 300 others were injured. the stopped train was in between stations at the time but exactly why isn't clear. officials are suggesting the conductor may be at fault. last year, 51 people died in a similar accident on that exact same track. and in hong kong, demonstrators rallied out of the consulate in support of snowden today. he leaked details about the data gathering programs. the protesters said the united states should not extra indict snowden. a representative listened to them but offered no comment. so far there have been no charges for that leak. >> an oakland mother watched with pride today as ceremonies honored her young son for making a call that saved her

life. he was only five when he called 911 after his mother suffered a seizure. he used a cell phone and the emergency operator coached him to use a land line and was able to determine the location to send help. >> i'm very proud to him. he saved my life. and it's just -- if it wasn't for my son, i wouldn't probably be here. >> when the fire department arrived, his mother got the medical attention she needed and you see here the happy ending for the story. reserving a parking spot in san francisco is turning into a major real estate transaction. that's no joke. a parking space inside a china beach building near at&t park sold for $82,000 last week. the real estate agent who made the sale didn't give us the details but told us that it's a good indication of where the san francisco market is headed. >> digging up secrets more than a hundred years old. the interesting artifacts unearthed by a massive excavation project.

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>> a family today got an unwelcomed visitor. a black bear. what the bear wanted and how a teenager scared it away. these colorful koi are more than a hobby to the family. >> they are part of the family. we have gotten close to them. i stick my fingers in so they can anybody on them. >> reporter: just after 8 this morning, this california black bear wanted to take a nibble out of their fish. >> it was going to be the breakfast for sure. it was swooping for the fish

with its arms and drinking the water at the same time. >> that's when the 16-year-old acted on instinct, like she would for any of her loved ones. >> i was like get out of here. stop. go. and i was like roar. i was doing that. honestly. >> but it worked. >> it did work. >> reporter: dad thought to stop her, but he was frozen in complete shock. >> because i've lived here for 19 years and the first thing that we worry about with our koi fish is racons or birds. never thought that we would see a bear here. >> all morning, i was like is this really real? is a bear really in our backyard? yes. but it's hard to imagine through the glass at the peaceful serenity that the capture of these fish were almost lost. none of the fish were harmed. the department of fish and wildlife recognize the black bear in the pictures and they

say the population is growing across california, especially here in sonoma county. >> today the public got its first look at the artifacts that were unearthed from a century's old gravesite that was uncovered during a construction project in san jose. more than 1400 people dating back to the 1870s are believed to be buried in and around the property of santa clara medical center. the gravesite is what is called a potter's field. it was for people's whose bodies were not claimed by families or they were too poor to bury them at a cemetery. >> age is determined and there were no identifications on the coffins for individual identification of any of the remains. >> more than 600 remains have been unearthed. artifacts like smoking pipes and pocket knives were also found, giving a glimpse into

the past. >> nfl has new rules for fans this season. the idea is to enhance security and speed up entry into the stadium. only clear plastic vinyl or pvc bags will be allowed. >> some east bay homeowners can breath ades etonight after a close call with a brush fire. fire crews responded to a fast moving fire this afternoon just south of the lake. footage from news chopper 2 shows several homes right next to that fire. crews from the park district, cal fire and alameda county all responded on the ground and from the air. they say they managed to contain it quickly to two acres and none of the homes was damaged. >> as we head in your friday, warmer daytime highs. numbers will get back into the 80s and low 90s as we go into friday, the warmest day of the

week. no fog. winds are off shore. they're blowing north at the surface. that's keeping the fog or giving the fog a tough time forming. red flag warning until 5:00 tomorrow evening. that is for the eastern portions of the viewing area. it means that our fire danger is going up. you knew that. tomorrow daytime highs in the 80s. fire danger up. forecast overnight lows, it was cool last night. tomorrow morning, still some upper 40s. for june, that's chilly. when kids head off to school -- not school, but swim practice, soccer practice, whatever anybody is doing. it's going to be cool. the forecast, a chance for patchy fog. right now it's not happening. i was looking on the coast, and i can't find any fog. sunny and warmer tomorrow. friday. warmest day of the week by quite a bit this week. temperatures tomorrow will be in a lot of 80s. the high pressure sets up the

warmest numbers in the valleys. in the mid-90s in sacramento valley. it's not a washout. it won't rain on the weekend, but it will be cooler as temperatures drop a good ten degrees saturday and sunday. that puts you back into the 70s for the weekend. tomorrow is the warmest day. the computer model shows no fog for tomorrow. daytime highs, there's the reds. you see them creeping into the east bay valley. 89 degrees in fairfield tomorrow. 87 in napa. 83 in vallejo. forecasts high, 90 in brentwood. fire danger is up. you know that. temperatures above 88 degrees in the inland valleys, we have been getting brush fires. we even had some today, as we pointed out. 75 in san mateo tomorrow. with the weekend in view, friday, there you go. that's the warmest day. and then temperatures drop off. saturday and sunday will be

similar but cooler. noticeably cooler. fire danger comes down as well. here is your warm one. this is nice if you have barbecue plans on saturday or sunday, definitely you're going to need jackets because it will be chilly around the bay saturday and sunday evenings. >> so no fog tomorrow but then it comes back. >> yes, it comes back big time saturday and sunday. >> mark joins us with news of the nba finals. not the exciting night that you were hoping for. >> the games, it's probably basketball to say it out loud. but the last three of this final, boring. closest point differential, 16 points in any of the three. the series is 2-2. miami's turn to make the fourth quarter. not exactly riveting. the spurs have been worried about tony parker's ham string. he looked good. we're tied at halftime. the second half, dwyane wade invisible in the last game coming on strong. he plays 40 minutes tonight.

32 points. miami behind his effort you see his handiwork inside and out blown away. lebron with the exclamation point on things as he buries a three. a come-back game for him. heat with the road victory squares it at two games a piece. game five, father's day, sunday. everyone doing the graduation thing. tough to beat opening round leader of the u.s. open phil mickelson's tail. barely found the tee time after going to his daughter's eighth grade graduation. he is doing great. over all solid play. except this par four six into the grand stand. and a kid got it with his bare hand on the fly after the drop.

westwood will putt for par and gives the ball to the boy. you have to know about tiger. a birdie here but 2 over par. that is only through ten holes. plenty of golf yet to be played. the rarest of the games for the giants. they're not perfect, but the next best thing. when it comes to hey, look! a shooting star! make a wish! i wish we could lie here forever. i wish this test drive was over, so we could head back to the dealership. [ male announcer ] it's practically yours. test drive! [ male announcer ] but we still need your signature. volkswagen sign then drive is back. and it's never been easier to get a jetta. that's the power of german engineering. get $0 down, $0 due at signing, $0 deposit, and $0 first month's payment on any new volkswagen. visit vwdealer.com today.

>> it started with lunch and ended with dinner reservations getting pushed back to accommodate the longest afternoon game ever in oakland. yankees don't care if they ever come back here to the east bay. five hours of pure frustration for them. up 2-1 early. off the board. he plays it nicely. good relay. john tried to score with two out from first. he is safe. chris stewart and you see the replay tagged him with the glove, but the ball is in his bare hand. good call by the ump. the a's have two on, one out. it looks like they will win it right here. comes up throwing. this time chris stewart takes the punishment and apparently hangs on to the ball.

he is out. still 2-2. nate, the rookie, broken bat single to left. 3-2 victory sweep in the fifth walk-off for the a's. they lead the west by two full games. the only park that compares to beauty to at&t was in pittsburgh. buster the stroke to left, he had three hits and a couple rbis. blanco right back up the spine of the diamond to knock in a hit. he had three hits. 17 total for the giants without pablo and scootero and he lays it to rest with a 3-run shot. his fifth win. he gave up only two hits and. the weirdest thing about it, 10- 0 the final. that was the same score as the

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