severa l options it you get insurance on your own. if you say no to olivetti will face a fine. starting in 2014, prices will rise beginning in 2015. vitally in 2016 the fund be 2000 cattle to are peter

ipad on your in have come at is the as to how this will be paid for, the top three ways, the medicare tax increase on the wealthy, an annual fee for insurance providers. we are likely talking less expensive health plans to cover more people. if you currently have insurance you may have already gotten or will soon be getting more money in your pocket. i will talk more about that at 5:03 p.m.. >>pam: we want to give a quick look at how many americans are currently without health care coverage.

>> kron4's local health-care expert that helped to write the affordable care act. a professor at the department of medicine. he worked with members of congress to draft princetons of the act.

>>pam: the supreme court ruling is being hailed as a historic day for public health and public hospitals. >> valley medical center in san jose is by far the largest public hospital >>gary: right now we have to look a 20,000 residents who are uninsured under the age 65. there are about 40,000 that will be eligible under medicaid coverage expansion as the court of the affordable care act. >> right now most uninsured computer to your room for care. more often than not their illnesses did not require true emergency care. he says insuring these people will allow to divert

delegable resources elsewhere. >> it puts a strain on our public health safety system. we are the safety net hospital in this county. for us, it helps us in terms of providing better care for these patients. they can see as and give the full services that we offer. >> they are a select group of hospitals offering enrollment and extending the affordable care act to cover 10,000 low income county residents. >>grant: the supreme court ruling quickly turned into public posturing. the president and other democrats are calling it a victory. >>president obama: whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over the country whose lives will be more subdued because of this loft in that the supreme court decision to uphold it. >> with the court did was

say that obama health care does not violate the constitution. what they did not do is say that it is a good law or that it is a good policy. obama healthcare was bad policy yesterday and it is that policy today. >> being a woman will no longer be pre-existing medical condition. it is about all this, prevention and health of america, not this health care. >> the real outcome of today's decision is the strength of our resolve to make sure that this lot is for the people. >>grant: tonight at 6:00 p.m., more reaction from prominent politicians and what the president says is the next step. >>pam: here is a quick breakdown of how americans are currently receiving their insurance benefits. 169.3 million americans have insurance through their tracks.

x eventually businesses employing more than 50 full- time workers will have to provide health insurance or face stiff fines. companies with fewer than 50 full-time employees are exempt. the federal government has awarded a tax cut for those with fewer than 55 quarters. as you might imagine, this part of the law has generated mixed reactions from small businesses. haaziq madyun has more. >>haaziq: there are close to 80 employees at this chinese restaurant in oakland.

their restaurant currently does not provide health-care coverage for its workers. the restaurant owners speaks fluent chinese. >> they might have to add that at all to cut down the number police many business owners are unable to afford it. they are expressing that there is a possibility that they have that there should

done their business or reduce the number of employees by a huge percentage. >> if you find out that one of your kids has a pre- existing condition, the new health care roles writers can no longer deny your kids coverage if they have a clear testing condition. that includes a disability.

the supreme court decision means the changes are not permitted. . >>pam: our coverage of the u.s. supreme court ruling on the affordable health-care act continues throughout the hour. coming up, we're boy to talk about the political implications. we have more on the impact of the ruling of a presidential election and the comments the ruling is generating online. of 5:30 p.m. a medical expert will join us. >>jaqueline: fog returning to the coastline. details on the cooler weather coming up.

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>> the u.s. supreme court ruled on the affordable health care act, the ruling has been historic. the court ruled 5-4 in favor of the presidents at the meeting that the overhaul will continue to take effect. one chief justice joined with the four liberal justices to make it a requirement that most americans will be required to have health insurance or face a fine. joining me now to discuss the political implications, with the election just months away, this is pretty big. first, give us your reaction to the ruling.

it was certainly a surprise. >> earlier said, when you look at the arizona case, the obama administration went from despair to, we have a chance. this is john roberts way of putting his stamp on this court. he basically said, we are here to find a way to make the laws that congress does constitutional. he did add the caveat, we are not too sure if this is good or not but they said they were not there to debate the wisdom of the ruling but it is constitutional. >>pam: by adding the word tax in his response on the ruling, it throws a wrench in it for the president. i am sure they saw this as a

victory, but throwing the word tax into the mix gives an edge to the republicans in the political and. >> in some ways it does. but, the fact of the matter is the president won. from a leadership point of view, this is a danger.

>>pam: did a lot of confusion surrounding this. the democrats have a tough time telling the story. >> >>grant: people started flooding the court and aids, posting their reactions. take a look at some of these comments.

>>jaqueline: the fog is here to stay. tomorrow morning, drizzle close to the chorus line. this will circling down to marketing. drizzle closer to the clothesline kind, not much difference, the clearing will come later on coming in the early afternoon, we are still seeing some pretty extensive fog on the peninsula. temperatures: tomorrow because of the fall, 70's and the south bay's and 82 in los gatos. 76 in san jose and 78 in

sunnyvale. december is our mainly in the 60s for the east bay shores. cool along the coastlines mark. by monday the fog should mostly be cleared out. next week, clear skies and warm temperatures. >>pam: a bomb scare in downtown oakland today. seventh street and broadway. oakland police responded to a report of a bomb just outside the salvation army.

the device was detonated safely. if al device to frighten those that discovered it. >> it was a very well made hoax device. it was a series of wires wrapped around a steel bar.

hough assess >>pam: of ross mirkirimi is expected to testify on his own behalf. they are reviewing his case decided mirkirimi should be permanently removed from the

office of sheriff. mayor ed lee will testify tomorrow. mirkirimi pleaded guilty to a false imprisonment charges stemming from all the kitchen with his wife.

>>pam: and our coverage of the u.s. supreme court ruling on affordable health care continues. we will give you the highlights of today's ruling from medical experts. the head coach of the golden state warriors was the victim of a crime. the extortion investigation involving mark jackson. another big controversy in washington d.c.. house gop members vote to hold our record in contempt, details ahead. qr code adhered he hit u.s.

supreme court ruling on historical health care. the justices upheld a controversial law. >> it was a highly anticipated rolling a. the supreme court looks on the patient protection act griffey at the heart of the controversy, the individual mandate. if required, los americans will be covered by health insurance or pay a fine. if for the supreme court ruled that the provision is constitutional under the clause of the constitution that deals with tax is. or where keith justice john roberts wrote the majority opinion saying that the federal government data on our a of a court-ordered people to purchase health insurance, " they do have the power or rock art are or to impose a tax on those little. it check it is the key to get a drink for the

president. signature of legislation of his time in office. the president says the court's decision goes beyond politics. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all of this country who lives will be more secure because of this law. republican presidential candidate mitt romney repeated his pledge to work for the appeal of the so- called obama care. >> what the court did not do on its last day in session, i will do on my first day if elected president of the united states. that is, i will act to repeal obama care. >> is the initial political reaction. you can discern that health care will be a topic of conversation well into november.

>>pam: joining me now, a

doctor from ucsf, a professor of medicine and an expert in health policy. some doctors are not in favor of this decision today, but you are, why? >> i think it improves the quality of care and it makes sure that 50 million people will get health insurance. there are in desperate straits and maybe need to see a doctor but cannot get in to see a doctor. i think it moves the system and the right direction. >>pam: you feel this would stop a lot of people who have -- i do not have health care of it from running to the emergency room? >> against, or waiting until something terrible happens. why would we not want a system where people are getting their blood pressure treated or cancer diagnosed in getting early treatment? >>pam: is this going to be a tough transition for this nation to go from the system we have now to the one we are about to get? >> yes. if it is an extraordinarily complex law. it is an or extraordinarily complex part of our world. will represent 18 percent of

the gross domestic product. when of the quality and safety of health care yet people have talked about the law as being about ensuring the individual mandate but it is far more. improved access to primary care, research funding to figure out the best way of delivering care is, in figuring out new ways of paying doctors and hospitals, all of these things will move us in the right direction. >>pam: what is the first thing that an average family will notice? >> if they have insurance i do not think they will see very much other than knowing that if they get sick they will not lose health insurance, knowing that their kids to stay on their policy, some of the most egregious excesses' low go away. over time i think it will see the system moving toward better quality, doctors and hospitals working together in a way that provides better care for everyone. >>pam: the doctors who are not in favor of this of the water they against it?

>> it is easy to get its against something that is this the -- at is this big and complemenicated. it is a real concern. when you add it all together you have more patience, better rules and being able to provide more health care. i think it is an overall winner. >>pam: throughout the evening kron4 has been giving facts and figures on how affordable health care bill will impact different americans when it takes full effect. if the changes will be felt by almost all of us. charles cook explains with the new health-care laws can be for individuals. >>charles: if you are a healthy individual who has health insurance through an employer, under the new health-care roles, if you get sick, your insurance company can no longer drop your coverage if he made a mistake on your coverage application and starting in 2014, new individual plants

and a job based plants cannot deny coverage or raise premiums if you are diagnosed with a pre- existing condition. in 2014 if you make less than 88,000 in your job does not offer an insurance plan, you may be eligible for a tax credit to pay for coverage. thicker >>pam: we have heard a good deal of details behind this affordable health care plan. discussed the truth is a refund checks have gone out and will continue to go out. j.r stone is with us to explain the refund. >>j.r: the money is basically going out because the government is regulating how insurance companies have spent your money. you will only be getting a refund if you currently have insurance in your insurer has not hit certain government regulations in the past year. he will likely not know about the refund until you get it. basically, these insurance

companies must use 85 percent or 80 percent of your premium on the actual health care, not administrative costs for profitable costs. if they did not hit those numbers, it will refund the money. on average, 31 percent of americans who have individual health-insurance plans get refunds if that average around $127, 28 percent of small businesses that and shore workers will get an average of around $76. keep in mind, some people have already gotten these checks and more of these checks will be coming out. it is a basically the government regulating where this money is being used by these insurance companies. >>grant: we have been reading some of our facebook comments about the health care rolling and people reacting to the big decision. one person said, i think it's great, thanks to obama, i have my health care. take a look at what another viewer had to stay.

-- safe. >>pam: stay with kron4 news as we continue to cover today's historic supreme court ruling on affordable health care. our coverage continues online and on our web site as well as facebook and twitter. >> san francisco police showed off some of the mug shots of the 68 people arrested in a citywide there were books on felony charges ranging from possession of stolen property to assault with a deadly weapon. 18 people arrested were parolees. the chief of police say these arrests are of particular importance given the recent uptick in violence.

despite and homicides has the mayor expressing interest in a tactic called stop and frisk as we get more guns off the street. as maureen kelly reports it does not have the support of the police chief. >> stop and frisk is currently implemented in york and philadelphia. officers searched people they consider suspicious looking for illegal firearms to prevent violent crimes. it is a tactic that has drawn protests and lawsuits and has been called a new form of racial profiling. a spokesperson for the mayor says drastic steps need to be taken of this most recent surge of gun related murders. he is looking at different crime-fighting techniques to help combat violence including stop and frisk. >> there is a lot of firepower on the streets. >> the chief is sitting at the table some of the

russians seized. he says these were obtained without the use of stock in first which he does not think is necessary here. >> we detain people based on reasonable suspicion. when we had some people it is for the safety of the officer. i am not saying i would rule out having a discussion about anything but i believe that we do it well and we do it right and we recover what we cover costs. >> the chief says he does support the mayor's efforts to think outside the box. >> he is due to concern about level of gun violence. he is also a former civil rights attorney. constitutional rights are paramount to him. >>pam: a former stripper allegedly had naked photographs of jackson, that's for into another person's right to use the

pictures as leverage to get money from the coach. the two suspects were arrested earlier this week. the warriors stayed jackson told them about the extortion attempt last april. the team said in a statement that they do not condone his actions. tonight's other big story, the u.s. house of representatives their colder in a criminal attempt of congress. it is the first time held in contempt. he withheld documents related to the botched gunrunning is the night. many members of congress walked out during the vote, refusing to participate, calling the process political. a fire that destroyed hundreds of homes and colorado's brings is still too dangerous for investigators. the fire charred 10 a..

the euro zone third and fourth largest economies cannot afford to keep borrowing the money. the first in the second largest cannot agree on how to stop them from saving. leaders are meeting once again in brussels. the french president wants to pull european debt to kickstart growth but german chancellor does not, at least not yet. >>jaqueline: the fog is clinging to the coast this afternoon. widespread through the bay area. we will take a look at fog tracker 4 and cooler temperatures coming up. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet...

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riding his bike near south 15th street and main ave. the team and then started shooting at the driver of a passing car. the shooter missed the driver and hit a 10 year old boy that was walking in the neighborhood with his mother and other young children. no other injuries, fortunately the driver was shot at did not stop. police have found the bite of the shooting suspect. police are still looking for the suspect. we will keep you posted on this developing story. >>pam: to the market up the for this thursday, a slightly down day on wall street after a steep drop, the markets did regain some losses. take a look at the numbers. the dow dropped nearly 25 points to 12,602. the nasdaq slipped almost 26 points to close at 2849 and the s and p's tumbled to 1329. mark danon and rob black talked about the winners and losers.

>>mark: we're talking about winners and losers are related to the big decision regarding the affordable health care act. >> almost anything that happened to go away serious the health management associates, laboratories like this quest diagnostics insurance companies are going to be requiring 20% to cover administrative functions and payroll, there are huge losers. he was the big interests companies acquire smaller insurance companies. insurance companies argued

losers. >>mark: which could wind up as a healthier society because of $8 and losses system? >> life insurance companies are probably pretty good investment. health care insurance is probably not the best at this time. we're going to be taking more bills, pharmaceutical stocks and companies like merck, pfizer and eli lilly, less regulation, give us the bills -- that tells for teeth. where we go to get our prescriptions filled, this is a very exciting day. >>mark: it's a historic day. you really see the grand bargaining that went on behind getting this law passed. >>rob: the last loser is a

medical device companies, they have a 2.5 percent tax on all units sold. airborne to start firing people fear it you will see sales be fired because they have to give of products. it will become much smaller and leaner companies. >>mark: some interesting winners and losers on this historic day. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside from the golden gate. this afternoon, the fog is clinging to the coastline. widespread fog over night. it has returned. temperatures this afternoon were cooler. he conceded morning fog, closer to the clothesline in the '60s. 69 in oakland this afternoon. a little bit cooler in concord at 82, 85 in pleasanton, 82 is sunnyvale. 70's for the mess -- 70's for the rest of the day's chores. temperatures will be sliding into the '70s for the most part, still 80 degrees in sunnyvale. relatively cooler closer to

the coastline with fog looking back in. it will be feared widespread overnight with a chance of drizzle near the coastlines. into tomorrow afternoon, we will see sunshine but it will be a little bit later on and what we saw today. colored temperatures as well, cooler on saturday, but on sunday the fog stars to lighten up a little bit. warmer debitors as a result. tomorrow morning fog will be fairly widespread. by 7:00 you will see at the sickly boy getting the entire bay area. by the 9:00 hour, it does not want to clear. into the leader morning hours we will see some clearing. i do not think it will be quite as extensive as well fog record showing at noon. we will still see lingering fog near oakland, san francisco into the coastline. as we head into the afternoon charges will be cooler. still have more as of the degree readings for the inland valleys as well.

along the coastline coming temperatures will stay cool. it looks like the fall will classical slight to the afternoon. fees in the north bay, widespread 70's. here is a look a your extended forecast. dekraai saturday, we could see a chance of drizzled close to the coastline. as we move into next week the winds of the north pick back up. stay with us, we will be back after this. qr

>>pam: we are encouraging you to stay tuned to kron4 for our annual celebration on july 4th. you have the best seat in the house to watch fireworks from all around the bay including milpitas, pleasant hill, sandra fell in the big show in san francisco. we are the only station for new local fireworks live. it all starts july 4th at 9:00 p.m. flight here on kron4.

>>pam: coming up, the u.s. high court upholds a major health-care reform. singh, every american will be forced to buy health insurance. everything you need to know about the new law says to take effect feckless the political fallout and how the affordable care at what impact a presidential election. we will speak with a kron4 political analyst announcer:

this is the bay area news station. the kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >>pam: the u.s. supreme court ruling that affects just about every american. the president's affordable health care reform survive its last legal challenge. the justices split 5-4 on one of the most controversial issues in modern times. conservative chief justice john roberts provided is a price swing vote joining the four liberals. some this is a story that

affects everyone. over the next hour we will tell you everything you need to know about the ruling and what it means to you, the removal of the last legal barrier to the affordable health care act means that within two years just about every person in the country will have to obtain health care insurance. the bill signed by the president march of 2010 will take another two years to phase in. some parts are already in effect. children can now stay on their parents policies until age 26. insurance companies can no longer could a ceiling on how much they pay you over a lifetime. you know longer have to come up with co-payments or preventive care. those provisions apply for the four of five americans who have health insurance. in 18 months, the focus shifts to the 50 million americans who are uninsured. in 2014, everyone will be required to be in short, if not he will pay a fine. if you cannot afford the

fine, you can get a subsidy. newly created insurance markets will make it easier to obtain affordable coverage and medicaid will be expanded to cover more low income people. also, starting in 2014, insurance companies will not be able to deny coverage for medical treatment nor can they charge for more to people with health problems. those protections are now standard in most big employer plans, they will become available to everyone including people who get laid off or leave a corporate job to launch their own small business. >>pam: here is a look at the penalties americans will face if they do not have health insurance by 2014. it starts at $285 per family or 1 percent of income, whichever is greater. if by 2016 the fines increase to between $2,085 per family or 2.5 percent of the income. while the idea of ensuring

everyone may seem to be a good one, some people are fearful still about the cost. we realize the may have many questions about this complicated bill, so do we. j.r stone has been talking with people in the insurance industry about the costs associated with all of this. >>j.r: it really comes down to this, everyone has a give and take. see it is what set of the island are you on, government control or it is to control? if there is an argument on which one works. for those who have health insurance, i can i give you an exact amount because it depends on your income is at the state you live in. the entire base of this is for premiums to be much lower than what they are right now. as to how this will be paid, the top freeways, a medicare tax increase on the wealthy, an annual fee on insurance providers of a 40% tax on cadillac insurance policies. we are likely talking less expensive health plans that cover more people.

we have husks so many positive things. keep in mind, those in the insurance industry are worried because there is no cap on coverage anywhere. >>pam: and the affordable care at consumers could get

refunds for premiums already actual health costs. only 15-20% to be spent on the administrative costs. " the ratio is for larger companies. if the ratio is violated, refunds must be sent out. the u.s. the department estimates more than 13 million americans will get money back this year at an average of $151 for household. >> one of the most important aspects of this is that there are now explicit language about what constitutes health insurance, how can you, the consumer know what you are buying ended the extent of the anticipated cost.

it is really a standardized language of what you are buying and created what is being referred to as the farmer's market of exchanges to get insurers for sharing their product and making it clear what you are buying. >> in the united states, more than 49 million people do not have health insurance fifth that is about 60 percent of the u.s. population. the 7.3 million are children. that is almost 10 percent of all the children in this country. rob fladeboe tells us about a man in san jose >> he has a pre-existing condition. leukemia but no insurance. he hopes to get some now that the health care at his

been upheld. >> my view is any type of universal coverage is good for the people. >> two years into his battle with the disease he waits in line for valley medical center versa of the treatment he needs. others are simply not available. >> sensitive to the ongoing health care debate they he says has divided his own family coffee is hoping to qualify for a new low income program offered by valley medical center as an expansion of the health care act. since for me, personally this is a good thing.

>> we are a of an election year. health-care ruling set of a classic political back-and- forth. almost all republicans are opposed to the decision. >>president obama: it should be pretty clear that it did not do this because it is good politics. i did this because i believe it was good for the country and if the american people. it is time for us to move forward to implement and necessity. >> this is the time of choice for the american people. if we want to get rid of obama healthcare we will have replaced president obama. my mission is to make sure we do exactly that, that we return to the american people the privilege they have always had to live there with lives that we feel is appropriate. >> this is the greatest step in generations. quality health care for every person regardless of where they live or how much

money they make. of >>grant: coming up at 8:00 p.m. mitt romney and president obama are turning the focus from health care to help care in the economy. >>pam: the health-care overhaul is short and have a big impact on voters this november. coming up we will sit down with the kron4 political analyst to discuss the effects of this year's presidential race. trawls clifford has been going to the numbers and showing us how the health care reform impacted for americans.

>> starting to dozen 14 pregnancy and newborn care will be covered. under current law just upheld by the supreme court, your baby or children under 19 cannot be denied coverage because of health problems. >>pam: here is a live look outside. >> as the head of the door

tomorrow morning, widespread fraud. >>pam: coming of the supreme court of hold health care reform. the coverage continues. aha a-bombs year in the east bay. it was not a hoax. we're there as the bomb squad is broadened.

>>pam: today the u.s. supreme court upheld the health care reform act. it will soon require everyone hall. flick of presidential election just months away one political analysts spoke about the implications. >> the gop had to change their game plan. they had all their doctors and members of congress ready to come off.

filth schedule a vote on july 11th. their message " will be using the tax word that the justice gave them. today they scheduled a contempt both for older. that is how unhappy they were with what is going on today. >> it is hard to explain a complicated bill, there will have to be changes to your current health care coverage. that is a hard story to tell.

ha affect >> the one thing that is clear if people are fed up with the bipartisanship fury if he

>>pam: if california gov. jerry brown applauded the court's decision saying it removed the last road laughs stay with kron4 as we continue to cover today's ruling on affordable health care. our coverage continues online and on our web site. on the other news, police are saying that the bomb scare that close several streets in oakland this morning appeared to be a hoax. police say it was made to look like a real bomb.

the bomb squad detonated the device. in vallejo, two homes were seriously damaged in a fire that happened near six flags discovery kingdom. two families are now without homes. one firefighter was hurt while battling the blaze. a recent spike in gun related deaths in san francisco has the city's mayor looking into a controversy police tactic called stop and frisk. it is being used in cities such as new york. should

>> and no one disputes that the new york program does racially profile. it could be that those are high crime areas of the fact that the mayor have gone out of his way , >>jaqueline: @ temperatures dropping to and in the south

bay and in the north bay, 64 in oakland, as we look ahead to the next several days, the fog returns. drizzled close to the clothesline as possible into tomorrow morning. saturday the fog stays with us conceding to cool temperatures. saturday, less fog and warmer conditions. fog tracker 4 tomorrow morning, widespread fog by the 7:00 hour. drizzle close to the coastline. the 9:00 hour will see virtually no clearing. i do think the fog will remain near oakland in the san francisco coastland this is clear by my face. temperatures in the '70s to mild. some our inland valleys will be in the '70s and low 80s.

here is a look at your extended forecast. foggy conditions of the next couple of days. winds out of the north will start to pick up a clearing of skies and warm temperatures. stay with us. we will be back after this.

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>>pam: here are some health insurance tax. right now 169 million americans have health insurance through their jobs grief an additional 95 million are given coverage through the government. out of that total, 44 million are on medicare and almost 49 million people are on medicaid. we will have more coverage coming of.

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>> you will soon have to have health insurance or be fined. starting in to douse of 14, the fine would be $285 or one percent of your income, whichever is greater. by 2016 the fine would be $2,085 or 2.5 percent of your income. the penalties are waived for those with very low incomes. >> continuing coverage of the supreme court health care decisions from san jose where that decision is expected have a big impact on public hospitals, officials here at valley medical center say more than 45,000 of the county's uninsured are eligible under the affordable care actaeon

did expect that will in turn take the pressure off of the emergency room where many of those uninsured people get their health care now. >> many people may not be able to look for the health care. some of them are expressing that it is a possibility. the house that a shutdown of business or reduce employees by a huge percentage. >>pam: charles crawford has been going through the numbers throughout the night newscast. he has since joined us how affordable health care will be affecting to americans. >> maybe you are a senior in medicare. your current medical benefits will be taken away or reduced. your insurance will now pay for some preventative services without charge you

the part b coinsurance. >> if you have high prescription drug costs that the eve in a doughnut hole you will now get a half off discount on brand-name drugs. also, there are itself the ability to choose your own doctor and be eligible for a free annual this exam. >> the moment this ruling came down, people started flooding our facebook fan page so since their reactions of the health care released. take a look at some of the comments.

fifth drop 1 >> we could see it drizzled with a clothes line. into the abdomen tomorrow, sunshine is expected. cooler temperatures stay with us saturday but we will start to rebound into sunday. temperatures tomorrow in the south bay in the '70s. if back into the '70s in the inland valleys spots.

gary's a shores will be mainly in the '60s and '70s. closer to the coastline temperatures of the '60s. it looks like the fog will stick to the coastline to the afternoon tomorrow. a look at your extended forecast, foggy conditions tomorrow and saturday with a chance of drizzle close to the clothesline. temperatures will warm back up in time for the fourth of july. >>pam: firefighters tried to get a handle on the mats of colorado wildfire. there are several fires burning. in just days the wall the canyon fire has doubled in size and still only 5 percent contained. additional a evacuations have been ordered. >> nearly 1000 firefighters are working to corral the more than 15,000 a. blaze that has moved to colorado springs.

>> we're still fighting with everything we have. >> this man is among the evacuees leaving home with whatever possessions he demanded. >> this is the worst drought in ages. we have all the really strong winds and lightning. >> the governor says they do not know the cause of the walled canyon fired yet.

>> we had some indication that it might be our stand. >>pam: the white house says the president will visit the colorado springs area on friday to survey the damage and think of responders for fighting the blaze. the u.s. house of representatives found attorney general eric holder in criminal contempt of congress. it is the first time congress has ever sighted a sitting attorney general in contempt. a large number of democratic members including nancy pilosi refused to participate in those boats: the process of political.

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>>pam: and ross mirkirimi is due to testify on his own behalf. he will appear before the san francisco ethics commission. it is reviewing his case to decide whether or not he should be permanently loathsome office as sheriff. the mayor will testify tomorrow. fee was suspended earlier this year for official misconduct. for mirkirimi pleaded guilty to a false imprisonment charges stemming from an altercation he had with his life. cox >>pam: make sure the year for the july plans include watching kron4. it is our annual celebration, july 4th live. you'll have the best seat in the house. fireworks from pleasant hill, milpitas said the big show in sentences go. we're the only show that brings to local fireworks

life. it all starts as 9:00 p.m.. still ahead, the nba draft is front and center.

>>gary: barnes is one of those kids who played a couple of years at college, a good rebounder. when you hear him talk, very solid.

>> the hornets select at the davis.

>>gary: no secret, he is the one difference maker in the entire draft.

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>>gary: bad timing for the release of this story. mark jackson is being the target of an extortion scheme, a former stripper allegedly headed naked photos of jackson. the warriors stayed jackson told them about the extortion attempt last april. in a statement today he admits he paid off the young lady and her accomplice, alleged accomplice. he already paid them one at payment, they came back and called his wife asking for more money. then, jackson went to the fbi. the warriors at this point have not commented. he did put out a release. for the media, if you listen to sports talk radio here is

the bottom line, the problem with jackson, he does not have any equity with the warriors. rain casino in louisville was a very ugly situation. we will not go into any details. he made a lot of money for the school, they helped were fan through process and he is still standing today. mark jackson, after one year,

>> dewayne wade in less polluting score somehow her her san jose is bubbling with gymnastics. the men's qualifying u.s. olympic trials. john r. ross go in second place in the all-around. debt now from miami move past it into first place. the finals are saturday at the 80 pavilion. the top two qualifiers make the olympic games.

>>gary: the areas he word caught a few passes for their raiders the overall have been somewhat of a disappointment. he made his first court appearance for his dui today. he pleaded not guilty. right now, the oakland a's are in texas. her sydney crosby had a 12

year contract extension for one of the 4.4 million. was that good will but its progress >>mark: of course. the door for 12 years to predict out over the salary cap. >>gary: it is funny, kron does the same things. and we will take a break and when we come back, some soccer action. xi i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind.

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>>gary: italy was a winner over germany. european soccer is quiz. there you go serious >>pam: we are back at 8:00 p.m., seen them.

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