the primary suspect in beating of a bay area giants fan is in court right now on an unrelated charge. there is a remote possibility he could be released from jail. today, a judge has to decide on a charge which 31-year-old giovanni ramirez being held is valid. abc7's karina rusk has been following the morning's court hearing and is in the newsroom with more. >> a hearing to determine if giovanni ramirez violated his parole and got underway at 9:30 this morning, it could last for hours. prosecutors have not charged ramirez in the attack on bryan stow and it's possible they could be forced to take action rather than see ramirez set free on the

unrelated charge. court observers said several witnesses are scheduled to testify at the hearing, including some who do not speak english and will need a spanish translator. police says ramirez violated parole because they found gun in a laundry basket where he was arrested. he's the primary suspect in the attack at dodger stadium that put giants fan bryan stow in a coma. if a judge rules that parole violation did not take place, ramirez will be released and likery rearrested on charges related to the beating and formally charged in 48 hours. an attorney for ramirez insists his client was not involved in the attack. and says a photo released this weekend shows ramirez with dark hair at the time, which looks different than the police sketch and booking photo. it comes on the heels of an emotional father's day for stow's children who say they usually spend father's day at a giants game. >> it feels weird not having him by my side. >> i spent a lot of time with him. it's different not going

with him every weekend. or every thursday. it's really tough. >> stow's two children live in scotts valley with their money. the 8 and 12-year-old children made a collage this weekend for the hospital room. stow remains in critical, but stable condition. at san francisco general hospital. we will be updating the outcome of today's hearing on the website and later on abc7 news, inition to giovanni ramirez as the primary suspect. police are looking for a second man and a woman who drove the car from the stadium after the attack. back to you. >> all right. thank you. move to the weather. it's hot this morning. >> hottest day of the year. until tomorrow, mike. >> it depends where you are tomorrow. cooling may creep up the coast from the south for tomorrow. for the rest of us, yeah, hot today and hotter tomorrow. look at the beautiful picture, get out of the way

and look east from south beach this morning. doesn't the water look inviting? 56, 58 degree water? we're going to be near 100 in some areas. here is the reason why. the high pressure, marine layer up north. nowhere near us. temperatures already running anywhere from five to 11 degrees warmer than they were at this time yesterday. that puts us almost near 90 in antioch. mid-70s in san francisco. the cool spot, half moon bay at 64. we'll talk about how much warmer the temperatures will go. they come without a spare the air day. >> beach goers are warned to stay in shallow water after a shark sighting near stinson beach. it was a mile north of stinson at sea drift beach. shark warning signs are posted along the southern marin county beaches. people are told not to go in the water past their knees through thursday. officials say that warning could be extented if more sharks are spotted.

developing news oversea, 6.5 magnitude earthquake rattled a sparsely populated area of northern chile. no immediate reports of damage or injuries. the u.s. geological survey says the quake's epicenter was located about 55 miles west of colama. it was felt across several northern chilean cities. officials say the quake did not pose a tsunami threat. dozens of people in sunnyvale were shocked out of their sleep this morning by a fire. one person was injured. they had to make a run for it out of an apartment building. our nick smith is there. this is so tough. they have to find new places to live. >> absolutely. one resident described it as chaos and panic as she and her neighbors were awakened to the sounds of scream, smoke and fire. >> all of a sudden we hear a guy screaming "help me, lyanne melendmehelp me." my boyfriend ran outside and saw the smoke and said there

sapphire. grab the baby. >> firefighters and investigators don't know what caused the predawn blaze in sunnyvale. they know that the three-alarm fire burned hot enough to send a man to the hospital and require the assistance of four different agencies. that was not the only challenge. >> because of the roof attic area, causing us problems. power lines on both sides of the power complex so that enters our ability to get to certain areas of the complex. >> those power lines seen here run parallel to the building home to 55 people. who are at least for now temporarily displaced. >> it's devastating. we lost, i think we lost everything. >> this man, eyewitness to the fire, could be called a hero. he received first aid on the scene for cuts and burns he received when he attempted to alert ok pants of -- ok pants of the building but yelling and smashing windows. the complex because of his age, does a not have a sprinkler system. the building manager says

each unit has a functioning smoke detector upon move-in. >> we have to take a look at the apartments and see what smoke detectors weren't working and which ones are and have them. >> what may have started the blaze is unclear, but where it started can be easily identified by the charred remains of what was once unit 16 of the second floor studio apartment. reduced to ashes in what witnesses say was only minutes. >> everything else can be replaced. i'm happy that we are all okay. >> residents tell me that they are a close-knit community and unit 16 is where the victim who is now at valley med resided. one resident tells me, cheryl, that victim is in the hospital with third degree burns but they are not life threatening injuries. live in sunnyvale, nick smith, abc7 news. >> nick, thank you very much. traffic on highway 680 in san jose is getting back to normal this mid-day. a truck carrying pesticides overturn in the southbound

lanes north of south king road at 8:15. highway patrol says 25 gallons of pesticide spilled across the freeway. the three right-hand lanes were closed as a hazardous materials crew cleaned up the mess. the c.h.p. reopened the lanes about an hour ago. residents of a leaned leaned apartment complex -- san leandro apartment complex back home after an eventful morning. suv severed a gas line when it crashed in the 103rd avenue complex at 8:20 this morning. seven apartments were evacuated as a precaution. pg&e crews turned off the gas line. everybody was allowed back inside one hour ago. the alameda county fire department tells us nobody was hurt. >> the u.s. supreme court today blocked a potentially massive sex discrimination lawsuit against wal-mart. the court ruled that the suit cannot proceed as class action. that reverses a decision by the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco.

if it had been allowed to go forward as a class action suit it could have involved up to 1.6 million women. wal-mart could have faces billions of dollars in damages. duke claimed that male employees were promoted more often and paid more than the female counterpart. after the decision, wal-mart released a statement saying as the majority made clear the plaintiff claim were worlds away showing a company wide discriminatory promotion policy. the court's ruling mean duke and other plaintiffs can move forward with individual lawsuits. but with much less money at stake. less pressure on wal-mart to settle. still ahead, check the tires. all of them. >> wow! the standard feature that is not so standard anymore on several u.s. vehicles. plus -- >> what 75,000 square feet has a big red bow around it and helps feed people? i'm amy hollyfield. i'll have the answer for you after the break.

a big-hearted ceo made giant donation today for the food bank and wrapped it up in a big bow. donated a 75,000 square foot building. amy hollyfield joins us from the new home. this incredible. largest corporate contribution in the food bank history. >> it is a big bow. i'll show you in a minute. first, check out the scene behind me. look at the people behind me to celebrate this. a good indication what a big

deal this is. employees of the food bank and cypress, all here to celebrate. food bank said it needed the donation. here is the bow. it was 75,000 square feet of office spate. the ceo had been a big donor and when he heard it needed more space he realized he could consolidate his employees from four buildings to three and gave the building to the harvest food bank. >> i probably about fell off my chair. we have had been looking at second harvest for additional space literally for three years. we were having a very difficult time finding space that would work for the food bank. the day i got the phone call from t.j. saying i might have a building that i could share with you, or maybe even donate tohe food

bank, w an astoundingday. >> demand was up. so they needed more space. they are going to create a huge cooler out of the office building. section of it to accept more produce than before. they think it will provide 18 million more meals a year. chew on that for a second. 18 million more meals out of this building. they have to renovate it. they have to build the cooler and hoping to get it in place before the busy holiday season. live in san jose, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. other news. domain names like dot-com and dot-org could be joined by-dot--sport, dot-eco or dot-ipad. hundreds of new suffixes could appear now that

internet corporation for sign name and number voted for unlimited expansion of domain names. groups and businesses willing to pay $185,000 fee can petition for name base on things like company brand or political causes. experts call it the biggest change to the system since dot-com debuted in 1984. part of san francisco's great highway along ocean beach will be closed for the annual sapdz maptsz project. southbound lane of the great highway between lincoln way and shrote boulevard will shut down and remain closed until 3:00 friday afternoon. department of public works will relocate 10,000 cubic feet of stand. along the promenade. drivers are advised to use sunset for alternate route. crowded there. >> an in the of sand -- a lot of sand. mike nicco is ahead with the forecast. >> watch out at stinson beach, because of the sharks, be it's a heat wave.

we have a couple of days to push temperatures near century mark. i show you that and how hot in san francisco. already 81. >> all right. thank you. the tweeter in chief. what? why the next twitter message you get may come straight from president obama. >> fear of food. the new study sounding alarms about the number of u.s. children with food allergies and what parents can do to protect their kids. 

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♪ commander in chief is now the tweeter in chief. the president's re-election staff says it will monitor the account but president obama will now start regularly tweeting on his own. white house official says the tweets will be signed b.o. for barack obama. he had an active twitter account since 2007 operated by staff members when they used social media in the campaign for the presidency. his first personal tweet didn't come in 2010. >> the staff might want to rethink the b.o. thing. not what you want to send. mike has the forecast. hottest day of the year. until tomorrow. >> i knew you'd go there.

>> too easy. >> 11:19. look down from mount tamalpais. the winds are barely growing there. the stagnant air, and they brought us. it's fairly clean outside. wouldn't you like to be here now. santa cruz. look at the boardwalk and the water. gorgeous picture, picture perfect weather. the main marine layer off to the west and heading to the south. look at the subtle surge starting to come up. won't make it past monterey. but that is a key to change in the forecast. for the next couple of days as it brings the cooler weather in. mo winds are under 10 miles per hour. upper 7s to low 80s.

mid-80s in south bay to the upper 80s in the east bay. to the coast. 85 in gilroy. it's sunny. we will build on the warmth. not much relief for the overnight hours. check it out. we will feel relief from the heat when the sun sets. east bay, the warmest weather there today. low to mid-90s. heading toward east bay shore. upper 80s to lowed 90s in south bay. 93 in los gatos. 92 in redwood city. a lot of upper 80s to near 90s on the peninsula. upper 60s to the mid-70s along the coast. mid-80s in downtown. and south san francisco.

over to saucelito. low to mid-90s north bay valley. 20 degrees cooler at the beaches. 70 at monterey. hot in central valley. near 100. 106 in palm springs. temperatures tonight in the low to mid-60s. to a 74 in antioch. so tomorrow, we will reach 100 inland. the coast will start to cool. the cooling will hit bay on wednesday. it moves inland thursday. the real drop in temperatures is thursday and for the weekend. before you buy a new car ask if it comes the with a spare tire. a few years ago all new vehicles came with spares. now los angeles times reports that 13% of the 1 million new vehicles sold in the u.s. last month did not offer extra tire as standard equipment. auto makers say they save money selling car without

extra tire and weight savings boost the vehicle gas mileage. some include a flat tire repair kit instead. new study suggests number of children with food allergies. typical sign of allergy is skin rashes, wheezing, tightness in throat or difficulty breathing. if it proves to be true, it would mean estimated 6 milln u.s. kids have food allergy. peanut, milk and shell fish are the common source of allergin. >> we think breast feeding can help protect. if you're not breast feeding use a low allergin formula. healthy diet is the main advice. there are recommendations about avoiding highly alger generic food -- allerginic

food. the country of nepal celebrated the first public lesbian wedding ceremony today with two women from the united states tying the knot. 41-year-old court knit mitchell and -- courtney mitchell and her partner married in kathmandu. same-sex marriages are not legal in nepal but the supreme court recently ordered the government to guarantee sexual rights and end discrimination. the decision prompted mitchel in the peace corps in nepal to persuade her partner to travel to kathmandu to get married. >> i love nepal. i would have brought sarah back to nepal anyway for tourism. it's because of everything that has been happening since 2003 with sexual minority rights we decided to come here for the wedding. >> the come say they are happy to contribute to campaign for gay rights in nepal. and they plan to register the wedding in iowa where same-sex marriage 

today at 3:00 on 7 live, fried kool-aid? the website to help you decide if you should buy something now or later? then at abc7 news at 4:00, michael finney shows the common mistakes people make remodelling their kitchen. at 5:00, big-name retailers that use the bulk that makes it way to the bay. >> the heat i imagine you want kool-aid but not tried

kind. >> not today. see that today. >> you're right. >> from all of us at abc7 news thank you for joining us. >> "who wants to be a