building. the latest on the damage, and injuries. a crucial hearing could decide, whether the only suspect in the bryan stow beating gets out of jail. the evidence, that could free giovanni ramirez. good morning... it's monday, please stand by for realtime captions. please stand by for realtime captions. and i the evidence that could free ramirez today. good morning. it's monday june 20th. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank malaco, 4:30, a monday. we were recapping our weekends. the weather is great, and tomorrow is the longest day of the year. >> oh, yeah, the 21st. >> nice and height out. i was walking out around the city last night. >> isn't it great? >> we may get to the hot spot.

very hot temperatures the next few days. high temperatures building in in time for summer. in full weather swing numberwise. cranking up the numbers today, 83 degrees in san francisco, 83 oakland, 90 in san jose, 91 in concord. we may flirt with a hundred degrees as we head toward summer. check on that in a moment. >> i hike that. i think it qualifies as hot. we'll show you some traffic cameras. a little bit of roadwork on the lower deck of the bridge. several lanes block until possibly 6:00 this morning. watch out for that. westbound traffic gets by fine. golden gate bridge, there's one taillight going northbound. traffic light across the span. we have news about the highway this week. we'll keep you up to date about that. back to you guys. 4:31. crews watching for hot spots after a major apartment

fire in sunnyvale. >> these are photos of the morning's fire posted on twitter by relatives of some of those who live there. there is an unconfirm report of someone who was sent to the hospital. it broke out near kelly ante drive. the building has 18 units. we have a crew on the way to sunnyvale. we'll bring you a live report in the next half hour. firefighters are searching for the cause of a brushfire which burned dangerously close to home in deniseio. the fire broke out near interstate 780 on the fifth street on ramp yesterday afternoon and quickly spread to about 2 acres and a half dozen homes. crews managed to knock it down quickly. no one hurt in that. the man accused of beating brian stow could get out of jail today. >> he was scheduled for a 35 role hearing this morning. we're in san francisco with a look at the issue before the

parole board this morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank. brian stow, the man who was severely beaten in march at giants stadium remains in a coma today here at ss general. while he remains in the hospital, the lead suspect giovanni ramirez could go free. the 31-year-old ramirez has not been formally charged in the attack, but is a convicted felon and has been kept in jail for parole violations. in 2005 ramirez was convicted of possession of a firearm by a felon. when police arrested ramirez in connection with the stow beating, they found a gun in his house, which is a 35 role violation. the los angeles police department has gone through thousands of surveillance photos, run dna tests, even reviewed cell-phone records, but ramirez's defense says the lapd does not have sufficient evidence in the case. the defense says they have testimony to show he wasn't at

the dodgers stadium and that the fun they found didn't belong to a mereez. >> the state has to show that ramirez had knowledge if there was a gun in the household which he didfun they found didn't belong to ramirez. >> the state has to show that ramirez had knowledge if there was a gun in the household which he did not. >> reporter: so what happens next? ramirez goes before a 35 role hearing. the state doesn't have to show a lot of evidence to keep him in jail. if convicted, ramirez could be in jail for another year. meanwhile he still remains in stable condition with severe head injuries. frank? >> all right, gunter, live at san francisco, hunter, thanks. the family of michelle lea says volunteer searches will resume next weekend. searchers over the past three days turned up nothing.

her relatives believe she is still alive, though police are calling her disappearance a case of homicide. . the student vap i should weeks ago. her father says he is still hopeful. >> the family says they will continue to search for as long as necessary. row the park police have extra patrols in the area where a woman was attacked over the weekend. the victim was running friday afternoon on the five creek path when a man with a box cutter grabbed her. he tried to cut her face, but he was blocked on her arm. the man a white male, 30 years old, sand 6, 2, with a lean build, and has a round tattoo

on his forearm. 4:35. nato confirms one of its air strikes in libya went astray and may have killed civilians. libya's government said nine civilians died when the plane struck an area in tripoli. the incident is giving gaddafi's regime a new rallying point in their civil war. meanwhile in washington, the debate continues on whether the u.s. should continue to help fund the effort. house speaker john boehner said haw makers this week may consider a measure to cut off funding, but not all of his fellow republicans agree. >> if we do not continue this effort in libya, if gaddafi remains in power, it could have profound consequences. >> the obama administration says the military operation in libya is not a war and, therefore, does not need the approval of congress. on to northwest pakistan today, at least 7 people are

dead after u.s. drones reportedly carried out an attack on militants. that's according to anonymous pakistani officials, but not confirmed by the u.s. earlier today, dozens of militants attacked the nearby homes of two prominent antitaliban tribal elders, killing four people. late word from southwestern pakistan. a car bomb there has killed two people near a woman's college. the death penalty cost taxpayers $4 billion since it was reinstated back in 1978. though very few executions have actually been carried out, that's according to a new study by a federal circuit judge and a loyola law school professor. in all that time only 13 inmates have been put to death while more than 700 wait on death row. the author says the additional cost of death penalty trials

adds $184 million to the budget each year. tomorrow muni's board of directors are expected to approve a severance package for the out going chief. under the terms of the contract, ford is eligible for one year salary and unpaid bonuses of deferred compensation and health coverage. all of that adds up to nearly $400,000. the baby of the swan family disappeared from the lagoon on thursday. a keeper believes a hawk may have killed three week old marta. this just days after two-year- old bella was taken to a bird refuge because her older brother had attacked her. bella had just returned to the lagoon, been away for a month while being treated for an injury to her foot. well, let's get a look at traffic and weather now on this monday. i think we're off to a great start. >> guys, yeah, we are talking about summer.

real summer-time weather coming our way. high pressure is building in, more of a northerly component to the wind, keeping the skies nice and clear and mild around the bay area to start out. get this, it is 67 degrees in fairfield, 66 degrees in loyola, redwood city and san raff female. starting out with temperatures like this, going up in a hurry. by the afternoon, 96, expect the high in fairfield, livermore, 91 in san jose and 80 degrees in san francisco. tell you what? this is a beach day. temperatures flirting with a hundred degrees outside. slightly cooler by tuesday, but not by much. fog returning to the coastline and headed to the bay thursday and friday. the next few days, you like the heat, you like the summer sunshine, you'll love these days. i could work on my tan before i go to the beach.

you ever heard of that before? you don't want to be too pale to go to the beach. a catch-22. to the south bay, everything is pretty quiet most of your freeways here. the parkway nice and light. a look at the 285 traffic. headed out of san jose, so far so good along the peninsula. if you're continuing up 285, looks good as well. to the bay bridge, the bay, approaches fine, problem-free. there is problem on the roadwork right now center anchorage, up toward treasure island. shouldera up by 6:00. right now, several lanes blocked across the stretch. great highway, southbound lanes of the great highway closed for about a week beginning today. they have sand removal to do. they've done this in the past. so again, watch out for blocked traffic there on the southbound lanes. just the southbound lanes only of the great highway beginning today. other bridges, the san mateo bridge, traffic looks great.

the taillights have traffic in the commute direction. that is westbound 92. eastbound traffic looks good off of the high rise. headed toward hayward. once again our live traffic center picking up top speeds this morning, and pretty easy to see the highlights. traffic on 80 looks good. if you have an early morning flight to catch this should be no delay. that is your traffic. back to you, guys. thanks a lot, elizabeth. i know exactly what you mean about tanning before you go to the beach. >> for sure. >> 4:41. >> i just don't like it. one of the most unusual bans to make the ballot. how the state is trying to out law circumcision. and how litter bug habits are polluting bay area waters. and forget dot com. how about dotted vegas? the new rules to change the way

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vegas? the new rules to change the way you live. 4:43, 4:44. police building a case after arresting a suspect in two recent pipe bombs. 29-year-old daniel garcia being held without bail in the county jail. took police and swat teams eight hours to lure him from his home on saturday. he was wanted for a pipe bombing three weeks ago and for questioning about another explosive inside a newspaper in vacaville last march. neighbors say they weren't surprised by the rest. they described him as strange. >> christmas eve, like, at 3 a.m., he ran outside in the street and stopped here and was screaming military chance. >> police searched the house, but aren't saying what they found inside. and with the city's murder rate at an unusually high pace,

police will turn its attention to gang violence. the department shifting its focus from the metro unit to gang intervention. as of the weekend there have been 27 homicides in the city this year. the highest pace in 20 years. police believe half of the murders are gang related. 4:45. fast-food restaurants and convenience stores are the source for a lot of litter, which ends up in san francisco bay. in a first-of-its-kind study, a group clean-water action checked the streets of oakland, richmond, san francisco and south san francisco. . the bay area news reports two- third of the trash on the streets was used to package food or beverages. an unbelievable bounty about to be bestowed on a deserving charity. this morning, san jose based cry press semiconductor will donate a 75,000 square foot building on its corporate campus to the second harvest food bank of san mateo counties. it's a $9 million gift, the

largest corporate contribution in that company's history. we all know about dot- com,.org, but a big meeting could change the way we surf the web. >> the organization that oversees internet addresses, no secret that web addresses are in short semi now, especially with the popular dot-com domain. so the big discussion now is whether to have more domain names like dot-bank, i love this one, dot-vegas among those being considered. time now is 4:46. the firefight in arizona taking a turn for the worse. the setback leading to more evacuations there. and a california girl captures the crown. the controversial issue she tackled in order to back miss uas. and never told to say "i do," how an online dating service led to a love connection for a couple in

their 90s coming up. time for today's travel forecast. plenty of sunshine around the bay area, nothing to stop you today. if headed on out, 80 degrees in san francisco. headed to other parts of the country, into the south, still staying hot, some partly cloudy skies, about 95 degrees in houston, and a slight chance of a few showers. continuing on toward atlanta, we will see nice weather. you'll see mostly sunny skies, about 94 degrees. we'll have a complete look at your local forecast coming right up ,,,,,,,,,,

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wildfire into populated areas in southern arizona, and it is forcing new evacuations this morning. about 3,000 people had to heave their homes yesterday as the blaze picked up speed. wind were gusting up to 60 miles per hour. some houses were destroyed, but officials don't have an exact number. that fast-moving flames that you can see have forced firefighters to retreat and set up new locations. gabrielle giffords back in texas to continue her rehabilitation. she spent the weekend with her family in tucson, arizona, finally. her first trip home since she was shot in the head. at a political event in january she was released from a houston hospital on wednesday and is set to begin out patient therapy today. weather looking great around the bay area today. you like the warm sunshine? that summer heat? we'll clear things out nice. mostly clear skies, temperatures in the mid 60s in

some spots, clear to the coastline, and then the sunshine getting things cooking toward the afternoon. mid 90s in some of the warmest spots. inside the bay, warm, 70s, 80s, out to the coastline. it is definitely beach weather today, sunshine all day long, and temperatures in the mid 70s, the warmest spots. high pressure in control, a weak offshore wind, more of a northerly component to the wind, keeping skies nice and clear of any threat of fog. sunshine all day today, and looks like for tomorrow, the first day of summer is going to feel like that outside. strong high pressure ridge, and those temperatures are going to be cooking, sending the thermometers soaring up to the top. 92 degrees in morgan hill. about 74 in half-moon bay, 73 infreys a, and 69 degrees in frisca, and 69 degrees in daily city, 94 in livermore, 94

degrees in walnut creek. if traveling in the high country, be careful. you'll see some heavy snowfall or snowmelt as we head in toward the next couple of days. that means the rivers will be running very large. the next couple of days, hot through the first day of summer, slight cooling possible as we head toward wednesday. not going to mean much. then low fog returns to the bay area toward thursday and friday. the temperatures start to drop off as we head toward at least the weekend. that's a look at weather. let's go to traffic now. >> thank you, lawrence. traffic is moving by well right now. no big issues out there, no major hot spots. a live look at conditions across the golden gate bridge. light in both directions, and i'm not seeing much roadwork. a pretty good trip all the way into san francisco. let's check out the live traffic sensors. if coming off the bridge, the bridge looks great. no delays, no brake lights from antioch all the way out through pittsburgh and on through concord yet. we haven't seen changing color on our sensors. same thing up and down anymore its.

if commuting toward downtown oakland, so far problem-free. the bay bridge, a little bit of roadwork on the lower deck. three lanes blocked, from san francisco anchorage out toward treasure island until 6:00 this morning. watch out for slight delays. should be wrapped up again in the next hour or so. ace train off to a slow start, running 6 minutes behind schedule. otherwise batter is running 26 trains all on time. when you do hit the road or do hit the transit. you can find out at 1069 fm or 740 a.m. that is your traffic and weather. back to you. thanks a lot, elizabeth. 4:53. a warning this morning about kiddie pools. a new study finds it can be just as dangerous as inground pools. a study in "the journal of pediatrics" says that during the summer, a child dies every five days in an inflatable

pool. that's similar to the risk associated with inground pools. the study calls for active supervision and also the use of protective covers, the removal of ladders and the emptying of pools when they are not being used. it turns out 8% of all u.s. kids suffer from food allergies, a number much higher than anticipated. new research shows that the most common allergies are from peanuts, from milk and from shell fish, and about 40% of kids have severe reactions. 4:54 now. there is now a ban to push -- a cirque situation ban. some california lawmakers want san francisco's proposal from ever taking effect. a state lawmaker from l.a. and a congressman from sherman oaks say they will introduce legislation in san francisco and washington to ban circumcision. they say it's a decision best made by a baby's family.

a new miss usa has been crowned over the weekend. >> and apparently krapt beat out the competition. >> that's right. alyssa companeya from los angeles took the crown and the title lastbeat out the competition. >> that's right. alyssa companeya from los angeles took the crown and the title last night. >> she will compete for the miss universe title in california. the last miss california to represent the u.s. was back in 1992. >> a pretty gal. >> yeah, she's very pretty. a story that proves you're never too old to say "i do." >> an elderly couple makes an internet love connection. dave nesbit married his sweetheart, molly holder, over the weekend. they met on match.com back in

november and were engaged on valentine's day. >> sat real close, you know, and he said i want to marry you. i said, "well, that's nice, because i want to marry you." i should have said, "well, if you want to marry me, get down on your knee and ask me." >> she looks good. she's 90. neither molly for ed were nervous about walking down the aisle, both of them widows for years. >> she said, "i don't care how old i am. get down on the knee." >> she said, "i may be 90, but i haven't forgotten how this thing works." their cinderella story has captured the attention of the entire country. how did the cal bears fare in game one of the series? we'll tell you coming up. plus a major apartment fire in sunnyvale. there are still concerns about flare-ups. we'll have a live report on the

evacuations. what police have to do to keep the man in the brain stow case in custody. we'll explain. a massive three-day search for a missing nursing student has come up empty. the family's plan b for finding michelle le. ,,

sunnyvale apartment complex. a live report, on the damage, and injuries. the only suspect in the bryan stow beating case, could walk free. the new picture taken just weeks before the beating.. what the defense says it proves. good morning... it's monday, june 20th. i'm grace lee. and i'm frank mallicoat. time is 5-- let's get a quick look at traffic and weather. here's nearly 5:00 on this monday. if you like good weather -- >> hot weather. >> really hot weather and a great week ahead, i think you'll like lawrence's forecast. did you say 99 inland? yeah. i wouldn't be surprised if we saw triple digits in the bay area. we'll be close.