well into the triple-digits today. now at noon, cities across southern california and arizona are expected to soar well into the triple digits today as more than 30 million people are

under heat warnings and advisories. good afternoon. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. let's get a look at the high temperatures here. roberta? this morning at 9:00 in the los angeles area, it was already in the low 90s and the air quality has taken a hit n and around our bay area, we're not going to see the record heat as they are to the south. it's already 80 in fremont. it's the mid-80s in concord, clayton, walnut creek and fairfield approaching 90 degrees. along the seashore, temperatures in the 60s and 70s and topping out later today into the 90s and 70s and 80s to the north. we have more details and we'll up the temperatures considerably. we'll talk about that later in this newscast. as temperatures creep up, the threat of wildfires is becoming more of a reality for many communitys throughout the state. kpix 5's kiet do on why the el nino storms earlier have

created a challenge for firefighters. >> reporter: it's the first day of summer at cal fire headquarters at morgan hill. it's been so dry for so long that the way they see it, fire season never ends, and fire season now is pretty much every day. the sherpa fire in southern california is nearly 8000 acres and 54% containment. over the next couple days, crews from northern california will be getting ready to deploy to help in southern california. cal fire said after years of drought and one season of heavy rain from el nino has added to the amount of fuel that can burn. they have already seen bigger fire this is year. >> we are seeing activations and fires that go well beyond 3 or 4 days, and that tells me that we're later into what we consider a normal season and that has a lot to do with very significant dead components that we have to the wildland right now in california. >> reporter: jim crawford with

cal fire said be a good neighborhood and help out your community by not making this worse than it is. >> any time we have something impacted, those are resources that are not working to prevent other parts of the fire from growing. >> reporter: and endangering your neighbors? >> potentially, yeah. >> reporter: cal fire wants homeowners to clear all the dead branches and brush 100 feet from your home. kiet do, kpix 5. that advice as another wildfire is raging in southern california in san diego near the border with mexico and has scorched 2000 acres. it's only 5% contained. new details about what the orlando shooter was thinking and doing during his deadly shooting rampage a week ago. as weijia jiang reports, they are releagues the transcripts of negotiations with police. >> reporter: omar mateen spoke

with police 3 times during his shooting rampage saying i'm in orlando and i did the shooting and another time, there was a vehicle with bombs outside and you people are going to get it and i'm going to ignite it if they do anything stupid. some parts of the calls were redacted including his pledge to isis. >> we are not going to propagate the violent rhetoric. >> reporter: mateen's wife remains under suspicion but was not charged she was with him when he took surveillance of disney world and pulse nightclub. >> we are nearing the conclusion of the processing of the crime scene here outside the pulse nightclub. >> reporter: the 49 victims were remembered sunday night, an estimated 50,000 gathered in

downtown orlando as the names of each victim were read allowed. people said that it helped them focus on healing and moving on. following the shooting in orlando, the senate is set to vote on legislation aimed at keeping guns out of the hands of terrorists. democrats have a proposal to stop people from buying guns if they're on the no fly list or terrorist watch list as well as expanded background checks for firearm sales made online and at gun shows. republicans worry that people could wrongly end up on the list. their plan would require the fbi to get a court order to stop the sale of guns to a suspected terrorist. >> provides due process for the good people and gives law enforcement the ability where they can conduct the investigations, and it won't blow when they're doing. >> how deeply embedded are members of the senate and the house to the national rifle

association? >> a cbs news poll shows that the majority of all americans including republicans support expanded back ground checks. in the wake of the shooting, city leaders here in san francisco are working hard to ensure that pride week goes off without a hitch. jackie ward has more on the extra steps for security and safety. >> reporter: keny, this is where the heart of the pride festival takes place, and people are encouraged not to bring bags. bags larger than 18 by 18 won't be allowed in because of what happened at orlando, and the focus on security is greater than it usually is. the chief said that police forces will be increased 20 to 25% and people can expect to see a lot more uniformed officers. san francisco supervisor scott

wiener stressed this must be the biggest and best pride festival that the city has ever seen. >> we need to have the most celebratory and joyous pride that we have ever had before. that is how we will win and that is how we will send a message that nothing is going to get us down. >> reporter: this weekend at civic center plaza, there will be metal detectors and security wands. this is why you are not to bring bags, to ensure that people can get inside. the pride festival will be here on saturday and then the big parade at 10:30 in the morning on sunday. kenny? >> in case of an emergency, is there a case for people to be alerted? >> reporter: there is. the department of emergency management has a text messaging system where you can add yourself on easily. just text alert sf, and that is

all one word to 888777 and you will be notified to any major emergencies. you can customize it to your neighborhood or areas in the city that you frequent. back to you. >> jackie, thank you. tomorrow, thousands are expected to gather and grieve and support the family of the san jose police officer killed in the line of duty at the sap center in downtown san jose. the 11-year-old veteran was on patrol last tuesday when a minivan slammed into his motorcycle. the doors open at 9:30. we'll have live coverage starting tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. on kpix 5. within an hour, the dalai lama will arrive at the house of the state legislature and is expected to talk about compassion and the environment and ethical leadership. the speech will not be open to

the public due to security persons. a push from san francisco businesses and community leaders to reconfigure the bus only transit lanes. the sf mta created bus-only lanes to keep the bus routes on time. but the businesses say this is hurting their bottom line and they want the city to make a, quote, radical shift in the program. santa clara leaders are calling for a $950 billion bond measure for affordable housing, geared to people in the county who are low income, homeless, or disabled. the board of supervisors is set to vote to put the measure on the ballot. a bay area city is on track to boost minimum wage to $15 an hour to account for the high cost of living.

the city of san mateo plans to make a minimum wage hike to $15 by 2018 but the city made an exemption for non-profits and small businesses with less than if -- 55 employees. the governor signed legislation requiring $15 statewide by 2022. and the cannabis business summit and expo is running until wednesday at the marriott. it will bring together business owners, investors and lawmakers to talk about legalization and more. warriors fans are still recovering after a stunning game 7 loss last night at oracle. >> it's over. it's over. cleveland is the city of champions once again. >> cleveland cavaliers made a historic come back to take the

nba title, 93-89. the cavs brought home the first major sports championship in more than half a century. >> there it is. there is the trophy. >> the cavaliers' improbable victory was no small feat, rallying from a 3-1 deficit against a golden state team who won the most regular season games in nba history. and as if the loss didn't sting enough, one basketball fan is in the hospital after he fell from a railing at oracle during a fight with another fan after the game. the fan is in critical but stable condition. no word any of arrests. next in the race for the white house, why donald trump is dropping his manager and who hillary clinton is heading to the team. and hear the frantic 911 calls from the night that a nebraska toddler was dragged into a lagoon at disney world. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

change up in the donald tru campaign. now to campaign 2016 anded race for the white house. a big changeup in the donald trump campaign. cory lewandowski is no long her his campaign manager. he made headlines after a reporter accused him of grabbing her and bruising her after a news conference. he was charged with simple battery but the attorney general decided not to prosecute. a trump advisor said falling poll numbers and pressure from the inner circle prompted the decision. on the democratic side, one of president obama's economic advisors will join the campaign, the deputy director who will become a senior policy advisor on the clinton

campaign. this, as clinton prepares to fill out her economic agenda for the general election. clinton will deliver a speech in ohio to contrast proposals to lift incomes with donald trump's record. florida officials have released a frantic 911 calls after an alligator snaps up a 2- year-old boy at disney world. you can hear a woman reporting a drowning. a vigil service will be held this afternoon in omaha, nebraska. funeral services e >> the boy's body was found a day after he was attacked. a visual service will be held this afternoon in omaha, nebraska. funeral services are set for tomorrow morning. the america see rising to a record high in parts of the west with phoenix hitting 118 degrees fahrenheit, breaking the fahrenheit of 115 set

nearly and a half a century ago and is blamed for the death was a hiker and a biker. and in southern california, los angeles, expected to hit 104. let's get right to roberta who is tracking the high temperatures and how high they will get. 102 in los angeles. rancho cucamonga, 108, and anaheim, 111, so you better believe you want to be on this, the grand prince, sailing into port with 2606 lucky people on board enjoying our bay weather here. you can see the flag there, a gentle breeze out of the west. san francisco under 10 miles per hour and the numbers, up to 85 in livermore and our weather watcher, dane in novato, and she said, summer, almost here.

that's right. it arrives as summer solstice at 3:24 this afternoon. so san francisco's winds just rotated west port in west at 15 and fluctuating north northwest at 12 and variable at 15 to 20 in the afternoon and santa rosa, a calm wind. mild temperatures at the coast where the coast is clear. and warm and summery all week long and a little stratus this morning along the immediate coast and it just wipes away. there you have it. love the satellite and radar. high pressure over the 4 corners states is contributing to the record in southern california. san benito and monterey counties, and the travel weather today, 60s at the coast and 70s in the mountains.

nearly 1 tanned -- 100 in sacramento, and san jose, up from 87. the further inland, the hotter. 98 in brent wood and 99 in frisco bay. you want relief? go to the coast. 60s and almost 70s. we'll climb into the 90s for the far reaches of the north bay, the longest day of the year and when you sit next to michelle, you feel like it after a while [laughter] sorry about that. okay. so the 7-day forecast -- >> i thought you were talking about being hot [laughter] >> you are hot. that's right. coming back, nearly triple digits. come back to us because that's the wrong map. 100 on tuesday. so it will just be summery weather here. >> oh, yeah. all right. new at noon, a new ride

share service is marketed as uber for kids. hop, skip, drive is lending a helping hand to parents by picking up and dropping off kids in san francisco, the east bay, the peninsula, and san jose. drivers are required to pass rigorous background checks and have at least five years of child care experience and must take under 30 minutes for the ride. let's take a look at the big board. the markets started out strong and the dow is up 182 points. how much more it will cost for daily caltrain. >> plus, amtrak is adding new service to help you get from one bay areafestnation to the next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

your coffee and donut fix. dunkin' is getting ready the tip of the day,ful to make a wonderful melon salad? any type of salad in summertime even a tomato salad? mint, mint i love. it lends itself so well. and it's very important for the storage. you buy it and it has to be nice and green. that's what is very important. free from yellowing, and it has to have a wonderful aroma. don't cut it with a knife. you will break up the leaves. just tear them and the oils are

released and not left on the knife. oh, by the way, store them in the refrigerator. don't wash them but only store them for 2 or 3 days at the most. that's it. beautiful mint in the summer. i love this suv, and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. oh, just perfect. new at noon, a new way to get your coffee and doughnut fix. dunkin' donuts is holding a preview event on newell avenue in walnut creek. the store officially opens on wednesday. bay area amtrak riders now have more flexibility if they are heading to the central valley. amtrak began expanding passenger service between oakland's jack london square and bakersfield and stops in between include stockton,

modesto, and fresno, and it's the first time they have added service in 14 years. get ready to fork out 50 accepts for more daily caltrain parking. it will now cost $5.50 to mark and $55 for monthly parking permits. it was approved last december, and they will start paid parking enforcement in belmont after it was previously free. a reminder now if you have a consumer problem or question. e-mail the hotline, consumerwatch or wall the hotline, 888-5-helps-you. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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