released a statement claiming that they have presented a new contract that offers some concessions. this comes on the heels of a proposal by bart management earlier today. the earliest a bart strike could happen is 12:01- monday morning. it's not an understatement to say. a system- wide bart traffic nightmare on bay area roads. >> they have no idea what the proposal is. we have no idea what the proposal is! they're not negotiating with us. we have no idea. and we are mediation? they are negotiating through the press they need to negotiate with us! the union. the

spokesperson talks about safety like she is been out there part she has never been out there. our members have been out there every day. for christmas, newt year's eve, you name it wahl they are having thanksgiving wheat are out there and they have to pay us over time. >> reporter: you can hear that he is very upset and frustrated about the status of the negotiations. there is a harsh reality that they offer authoriz that they would give the public a 72 hour notice which is friday morning. back here at the hook quarters they are going to be taking a break at 5:00 p.m. they will take a dinner break and then take another negotiation. coming up on kron 4 news at 6:00 p.m. what to the have today about

the status? we will have that coming up at 6:00 p.m. reporting in oakland, terisa the stock show, kron 4 news. >> pam: terisa estacio, thank you. the shutdown would create a nightmare. kron 4's maureen kelly takes a look at just how bad it could get. >> look for some people it's really going to be tough >> reporter: randy rentschler with the metropolitian transportation comiission says that the bay areas other trains buses and ferries will only be able to absorb about one quarter of the 200-thousand people that ride bart every day. that means about 150- thousand people could end up getting in their cars to get to work. making some commutes rougher than others. the bay bridgewill likely bare the brunt of it.but some of that load will most definitely shift. bite >> if you were driving on the san mateo bridge every day anything to you are going to be immune you might want to think again. it is going to be very crowded. the same on the san rafael

bridge. >> reporter: and be prepared for the peak considerably. >> right now, the peak of heavy traffic starts at 6:00 a.m.. and it would ease of depending on where you are but those concessions would be later on and the commuters going to be difficult all day long. >> reporter: he says it's hard to tell if a strike in 2013 will be comparable to what happened during the 1997 labor dispute.this time aroundbart is at an all time high in terms of ridership.but that's not the only thing that's differen t >> the roads are much different than they are it then. and we have more people working as well. i am not so sure what happened in 1997 is going to be a accurate prediction of 2013. we just to not know. >> reporter: >> pam: that was maureen kelly reporting. >> pam: san francisco pride

starts this weekend. and after wednesday's historic rulings from the u- s supreme court. paving the way for same sex marriage in california. a record number of people are expected to kron 4's justine waldman is live along the parade route on market street. with details on police plans for keeping the event safe justine. >> reporter: pam, after the boston bombings and a large gathering creates extra security concerns for police. this pride parade on market street on sunday is no exception. organizers are expecting 1 million people to organize and with nancy pelosi and sphenekamela harris there is going to be even a higher consequence to say something. if you see something? say something. >> there are going to be an increase on officers working on feet, plainclothes

officers, uniformed officers. and everybody as available and to make sure that everybody is safe. >> reporter: out here live, police say that they're going to be monitoring several lives security cameras along the parade route. one at the beginning, one at the end. a bomb sniffing k-9 unit will also be used. there are no significant threats that have been placed on any of the san francisco pride festivities. they are making sure that this stays safe and enjoyable. it starts on market street. and grant is standing by on the parade route. >> pride parade starts sunday morning at 10:30 here at the corner of market and beale streets in downtown san francisco. but streets will close at 7:30 sunday morning. the crowd will head west on market street.with the parade ending at market and

eighth streets. worth noting here.muni's f- line that uses the market street tracks will not be running during the parade. the parade is expected to last until around 2:30 sunday afternoon. market street will be open again when things are cleared up. it is worth noting that the muni 'f ' line will not be running during disclosure. >> pam: a beautiful day. this is a live look outside at san francisco. pretty warm today but hot weather is coming our way. and our chief meteorologist, jacqueline bennett? >> jacqueline: hot! it is going to be so hot for the inland valleys there is already a heat advisory. with an excessive heat advisory in effect with '90s as what we expected. 91 degrees in concord. 94 were

in concord. the south-bay, 94 -- in antioch. we're also seeing some nine these for the north-bay. and even triple digits in napa. warmer in san francisco, 73 degrees. it is going to get even warmer and out the day tomorrow the temperatures in the '70s by 8:00 a.m. the lunch hour, temperatures are already going to be into the '90s. it will already be 94 degrees in fairfield as we go for the 2:00 p.m. hour those triple digits through the central valley. indicated by the pink. temperatures still in the 60s but 80s and 90s tomorrow and even warmer for the weekend. more on that hot weekend forecast, coming up. >> catherine: a judge today denied bail for former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez. in a stunning fall from grace - hernandez faces first degree murder charges

in the death of a friend. but the real shocker today.he's reportedly also being investigated in the murder of two boston men last year. the former patriots tight end stood quietly in court today.as attorneys argued over whether he's a flight risk. prosecutors say aaron hernandez orchestrated the execution of a friend june 17th -- semi pro player odin lloyd. hernandez's lawyer argued thursday that the case against him is circumstantial. but prosecutors say they have plenty of evidence. saying surveillance video taken from hernandez's own home security system showed the football player with a that text messages showed he picked up lloyd in a car he had rented. and that more surveillance video captured the car arriving and leaving the crime scene. lloyd's body was found in a remote area of an industrial park - not far from hernandez's home. as for a motive.

>> "the two of them had gone to a club on friday night. they ended up spending the whole night together and there were certain things that happened during the night that he was upset about and now didn't trust the victim." >> catherine: newspaper reports thursday had more to say on a possible motive. saying hernandez is also being investigated now for a 2012 double homocide. and that investigators suspect that his friend might have been killed because he knew too much. prosecutors aren't talking publicly yet about any possible connection to that double murder in boston. meantime.this scene.shot on someone's cell phone. you can hear fans chanting "innocent" -- as hernandez was being taken from court in a sheriff's van. the judge denied bail. >> pam: major immigration reform passes a major hurdle. we'll break down the so called border security act. and tell you the challenges

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>> catherine: a key witness in the george zimmerman trial wrapped up her testimony today. zimmerman is charged with 2nd degree murder in the shooting death of trayvon martin last year. a 19-year-old woman says she was on the phone with martin moments before he was killed. she says he complained about a "creepy.cracker" following him. zimmerman is pleading not guilty - claiming self- defense. today - the defense tried to show that the woman has contradicted her testimony about what she heard on the phone. >> i thought that you said that it could have been trayvon martin/ >> what? >> just earlier today. >> you did not >> catherine: the woman has admitted that she has lied about her age, being martin's girlfriend, and why

she didn't go to his funeral. she also was unable to read the very letter she claimed to have written to trayvon martin's mother - describing the last few moments of his life, which she said she had heard on the phone. >> pam: the search is on for the gunman behind a deadly shooting in oakland. they found one man with multiple gunshot wound this is the oakland's 44th homicide this year. >> the contra costa county sheriffs office putting their achievement on display. today they showed off nearly one hundred weapons they took off the streets of the county in just one month. it was the result of a task force with the sheriff's office, the californina department of justice,the highway patrol and the pittsburgh police that is intended to arrest those prohibted from owning firearms. in addition to the weapons more than thirty thousand rounds of ammunition were confiscated.

>> this particular case or in all cases when it relates to firearms those that have a demonstrated history of violence or drug trafficking are going to use these weapons for illegal reasons. and these were just the highlights for the month of may, these three cases that are outlined this morning >> pam: it was the largest confiscation of weapons since the task force began work in 2011 and resulted in fourteen arrests. a federal grand victory is continuing a federal grand jury has indicted dzhokhar tsarnaev -- the surviving suspect in the boston marathon bombings. the 30-counts accuse dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother tamerlan tsarnaev of using weapons of mass destruction and killing four people. three people died in the marathon bombing -- the brothers are also accused of killing an m-i-t campus officer. gunfight with authorities. 19-year old dzhokhar tsarnaev was found hiding in a boat. he will be arraigned on july 10-th in the u-s-

district court in boston. >> catherine: president obama says he won't engage in any 'wheeling, dealing or trading' to get nsa leaker edward snowden extradited to the u.s. it's not clear exactly where snowden is now -- although it was believed he was holed up at the moscow airport. while in africa today.the president says he has not personally called the leaders of russia or china in an effort to get him back -- saying he shouldn't have to. >> "we try to extradite somebody" through our justice department, clear requests. to both initially, hong kong. and russia. we seek the extradition and we are going to the regular legal channels that are involved to try to extradite someone. >> obama also says he won't be scrambling military jets to go after the hacker. rejecting suggestions that the u-s might send the air

force to down a plane carrying snowden to another country. >> jacqueline: with crystal clear skies were there is not a cloud in sight. temperatures are low warmer by quite a bit. the 80s and 90s. and 95 degrees temperatures are -- much warmer than what we've seen earlier. tomorrow in the next several days this warming trend is going to continue. temperatures getting into the upper 90s in triple digits. saturday, sunday that heat advisory is only going to be worse. fog by 6 and clearing for the coast it looks like the fog will be hovering. but some breaks along the coast. and

along the coast, temperatures in the '60s and '70s in san francisco. upper 80s in san francisco. the east bay shores 84 this most part. 88 degrees in union city. for the east bay inland valleys it is going to be the warmest. triple digits and antioch. 100 degrees! toward livermore, and burlingame. the south- bay, low 90s. 90's in sunnyvale but 86 degrees in mountain view and quite a few 90's in the north-bay. 90's in santa rosa. 90's in napa. it is going to be hot with this weekend with a heat advisory issued for most of the north bay. the areas highlighted and also to the inland valleys and portions of the south-bay. this will be in effect for saturday and sunday. as for

take a look to our extended forecast temperatures getting into the '90s with triple digits possible on sunday. monday, certainly, the warmest day. things will cool down to more dramatically on the fourth of july holiday. >> catherine: more problems with pala dean.. goodnight.

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>> catherine: more fall-out for paula deen - over her admitted use of the n-word last week. more retailers are ending their business relationships with her. home depot said today that it's taking deen's products off their shelves. it's the same story with target. target is phasing out all of her merchandise from their online business. deen has apologized - insisting she isn't racist. but a lot of people clearly she has already been dropped from walmart, the food network and smithfield foods. >> the funeral for actor james gandolfini was held at a new york cathedral today.

the 51-year-old died of a heart attack while in italy last week. gandolfini is best known for his starring role in "the sopranos". many of his colleagues from that show attended the funeral. among the other mourners today -- new jersey governor chris christie and actor alec baldwin. last night, broadway marquees were dimmed in gandolfini's honor.he was nominated for a tony award in 2009 for his role in "god of carnage." and a reminder, you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron4. the insider starts and 7:00, followed by entertainment tonight at 7:30. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house,

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all of the senate's democrats plus fourteen republicans. grant lodes is here to tell us what's in the bill and why it faces an uncertain future in the house. >> the bill is titled "immigration reform" but with all the amendments added to get republican support, it could just as well be called the border security act. it puts millions of illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship, and it spends tens of billions of dollars to make sure those workers are not replaced by still more illegal immigrants. >> biden: "the bill as amended is passed" >> "as amended" is right. the end product is 12=hundred pages thick. here's the 60=second version. first, border security. the bill doubles the number of agents patrolling the mexican border to 42=thousand. it also requires completion of the 700=mile border fence. and establishment of a system to make sure people who enter the country as tourists or on temporary visas leave when they are supposed to. it also tightens internal

controls, making it mandatory for employers to take part in the federal electronic verification system "e=verify." within five years all newly hired employees, including american citizens, will have to be checked to make sure they are authorized to work. now for the immigration part. an estimated 11 million people here would be able to start on the path to citizenship. first they'd have to pass a background check, then pay all their back taxes plus a after that they would have to wait a minimum of 13 years. the bottom line: security first, legalization later. house speaker john boehner has indicated he want more, the republican majority hasn't even produced a draft of a bill yet. they are likely to push for even more border controls and a longer path to citizenship. >> catherine: while in africa, the high courtone of

the people "not" happy about the supreme court decisions on same sex marriage -- new jersey governor chris christie. some regions in africa or punishable by death of homosexual ave. >> i think that this was a victory for american democracy. i believe that the root of who we are as americans is the basic that we are all equal. under the law. we believe in basic fairness. and what i think yesterday's ruling it signifies is one more step towards ensuring that those basic principles cannot be

applied to everybody. >> he is calling on africans to call equal rights to africans. rejecting that 38 african countries criminalize homosexuality in some of those countries, but it is death. one that is not happy is new jersey governor, chris christie. in a radio interview today - he denounced the ruling that erased part of a federal anti-gay marriage law.calling it a bad decision.and an example of 'judicial supremacy.' in january - christie vetoed a new jersey same sex marriage bill and said today that he would do it again. >> monster energy facing another lawsuit surrounding the sudden death of a teen. the second lawsuit was filed by the mother of 19- year-old alex morris who claims her son's constant diet of the energy drinks caused his death. morris's mother says her

son drank two monsters everyday for three years before he died. the official cause of death is cardiac arrest. the energy drink company mainly markets towards teens, which troubles the lawyer representing the family. >> the issue is the medical science is more and more directed at the fact that these drinks are dangerous. that they can kill people and that they shouldn't be marketed to people under 18 years old. it shouldn't take a rocket scientist to know we shouldn't pump stimulants into our children. in response to the lawsuit the company says the coroner's report does not suggest morris' cardiac arrest was caused by drinking a monster energy drink. the f-d-a is now investigating 7 deaths to determine if monster is a factor. >> jacqueline: it was warmer out there today and it is going to be even more for the next several days.

triple digits and in napa, 99 degrees. 96 in antioch and pleasanton. even and 90 degrees and san rafeal. temperatures in the 80s in the peninsula and the east bay shores. and even near the coast. as we take a live look outside from the san mateo bridge no clouds. and we are going to see a bit of fog returning to the coast tonight. a bit minimal. temperatures are going to stay mild. it is going to be even warmer tomorrow and even for the weekend. in fact, a heat advisory for saturday & sunday. with your friday forecast, hot, coming up. >> pam: back to our top story. the bart strike threat is looming and in just days the bay area's most used public transporation could come grinding to a halt! this is a live picture from oakland where negotiations between bart and union

members are taking place. kron 4's mike pelton spoke to commuters who are anxiously waiting. hoping for a postiive outcome, fearing what could be a transportation nightmare. >> reporter: with the threat of a bart strike just four days away the largest labor unions are making sure that all computers are aware. this morning, there are several copies of these details of their negotiations and the positions. as they passed do the embarcadero, the odds over several issues but the ones that we spoke with are all on the same page. to get a deal. >> these commuters say that it just has to happen. >> it is going to be chaos. >> it is going to be a big inconvenience on gas and parking. >> it is impacting everybody.

>> if bart shuts down on him a lot of trouble >> reporter: the largest labor a union is going to issue a 72 hour a we should hear on with them in the next 12-24 hours. mike pelton, kron 4. >> for the latest, www.kron4.com we have created a special section. is on the right side of our home page called " bart strike director ". images, and tweats and the playlist of videos. with even tweats from both sides. and links to the relevant website. if they were to take a strike.

will be constantly updating this the bart strike section www.kron4.com . amonmake your july 4th plans it is our only allow local live show. the biggest, the bus, from san rafael, milpitas and san francisco. (music) look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch?

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>> now for today's market update. u-s stocks rally for a third day. after investors shook off concerns about waning stimulus from the federal reserve. here are the final numbers. the dow rose 114 points. the nasdaq rose 25 points. and the s-and-p 500 rose nine points.

a new study shows people with poor math skills are five times more likely to default on a home loan. several hundred borrowers were examined whose mortgages were issued back in 2006 and 2007 -- right before the housing meltdown. a quarter of the people studied, who scored in a low math bracket, defaulted on a mortgage within five years. on the other hand, only 5- percent of people with really good math skills defaulted. new rules are ahead for what students will be able to get from vending machines, and what will now be off limits. >> reporter: as expected sugar is out - and healthier options are in. elizabeth cohen reports. take a look at regular checkups?.and regular-potato ch you can see the options, these changes are not going to go into effect immediately. probably the 2014 2015 school year and it is not going to impact bake sales. the sports drinks has

a lot of people scratching their heads we think of those as healthy but they do have a lot of sugar. that is why those are no longer going to be okay. i instead, there could be chooses. warm milk. nutrition activists have been fighting for these with children getting heavier. will have to see what children think about these. elisabeth cohen ... >> catherine: take a look at this elderly couple living in california with this water bill! they could not believe it. it was over $11,600. and this indicated that they used a enough water to fill 80 tanker trucks. they did make a

mistake but they said that 99.9% of their water bills are accurate a sultry night there was a-certainly, this wasa mistake. >> jacqueline: hot temperatures who already in the '70s. and by noon, take a look! with temperatures in the '90s. we are going to start to see the hand of the triple digits indicated by the pink. that is not going to quite reached us but by the weekend it sure looks like it but 60s for the weekend. 60s along the

coast and triple digits for the central valley's. it will stay warm. here is what we see. 90 degrees. 92 degrees in san jose and 88 degrees in other areas. 100 degrees with 95 degrees in concord. the east bay shores in the 80s for tomorrow. we will stay in the '70s in berkeley, alameda. 72 degrees in san francisco. and largely in the '90s for the north-bay. napa,99 with a heat advisory already been issued for portions of the north bay. highlighted in orange and also portions of the inland valleys. and for the south bay. saturday, sunday, and temperatures required to get into the '90s. there is also an excessive heat advisory with

the triple digits we are expecting her and h is a look a your extended forecast saturday, sunday, monday, getting into the triple digits. things will cool down a bit on tuesday but a more dramatic cool dawn on wednesday. >> pam: let us take a look at the commute. north bound, southbound, also looking good but the san mateo bridge is eastbound heavy. going towards hayward and the bay bridge toll plaza, no problems. >> coming up >> on it took in its grim photographs. of syringes in the tenderloin district. >> you might be surprised or disgusted coming up in the next edition of people behaving badly. don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale.

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trash shopping cart included slowly traveled down the street and ended up at his front door >> back over in the tenderloin finding household furniture in the streets is not uncommon and some electronics as well >> like this old school computer monitor perched atop a fire hydrant, i had to instragram that myself >> this illegally discared couch was soon flipped over and converted to a inpromptu bed for this guy. >> one lady i spoke with off camera tell me she witnessed some people tossing garbage out their apartment windows. i know the city spends millions of dollars a year trying to keep the streets clean but sometimes it looks like a losing battle. i asked one man why is there so much trash on the streets and without even pausing in said this is the tenderloin. i wish i had a cleaver response but i didn't but i can tell you this is you see trash pick up your phone and dial "311". in san francisco, stanley roberts-kron 4 news. if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> now at six. >> right now it's crunch time >> pam: the clock is ticking on negotiations between bart and its biggest union.

we're now down to three days and as we get down to the zero hour, there may finally be some movement to keep the trains running. >> no one wants to see a strike on monday >> pam: we're just hours away from actually go on strike. here's the latest. station agents, mechanics and train operators have already voted to authorize a strike, but they have to give everyone 72- hours notice before doing so. so right now. the first chance they could strike would be on monday. the contract is set to expire sunday night. today bart officials say, they presented a new package to the union -- one that could get things moving closer to a deal. kron-4's terisa estacio is live at the negotiations in oakland. terisa -- what have you learned about the new offer? >> reporter: well,this is certainly a developing situation. the union announced that they are trying to make progress as the deadline looms over

evryone's head. negotiations just let out here at bart headquarters. they have been underway since 11am this morning. they are scheduled to get back to the table at 7 for several hours. if they can't work out something tonight then it is back to the table first thing tomorrow morning.. although they won't let us into the negotiations. we have learned that there are nearly 50 people involved in the process. and both sides are now saying they have presendted new proposals that offer some consessions. the union says it is budging on healthcare, saying it will agree to mandate that years before

they get retiree benefits for life. as far as bart managment, they are being more coy. >> we are addressing moving towards the union's position on pensions, benefits, salaries. i think that this will give us more progress. i do not want to get into specifics they are negotiating. we are putting up a proposal that is closer to theirs. we are also addressing two different proposals the we are adding. that deal with safety. to address those concerns. we are looking forward to discussing those. >> reporter: earlier, this week. they were going to promise the public a 72 or warning. that could be coming in on

friday morning. on board headquarters, a 72--hour adorning on friday morning. we will continue to provide you the latest on kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m. reporting live, to resell the stock show, kron 4 news back to you. terisa estacio--. >> pam: meanwhile. regional transit officials are warning people of major gridlock on bay area roads. if the strike does happen. the metropolitan transportation commission was talking about the possible fall-out today. bart has about four- hundred - thousand riders a day. including 96 -thousand who travel across the bay in the trans bay tube. during peak commute hours. that's 50- percent more commuters than in 1997 -- when the last bart strike happened. because of that, a bigger impact would be expected.. the m-t-c is hoping a lot of people can work from home. and if not. other regional transportation agencies will be reimbursed to use extra buses and ferries. if you don't know your options - you can log onto our website - kron4.com. for more information.

the m-t-c is also hoping stranded bart riders will explore casual carpooling. that's where people line up to get into strangers cars. to get across the bay. casual carpooling tends to get more popular during emergencies. this video is from two years ago, when a fire caused a systemwide bart shutdown. transit officials say, it helps ease congestion and saves money. among the bay area is one of the fewest places in the nation's when strangers get into a stranger's car. if you want to get over the bay bridge of just one half the price and meet your neighbors. go to a casual car pool and drive with people to work. >> pam: grant lodes is here now with a look at where you can take advantage of this program. grant. >> they're scattered throughout the bay area. 24 locations in the east bay where drivers go every morning to pick up passengers. here are a couple locations:

el cerrito del norte bart station. lafayette bart station. orinda bart station. vallejo park and ride. 10 pickup locations in oakland. one is at the corner of grand and perkins. also in oakland - fruitvale and montana. the ride to san francisco ends at beale and howard street. it's said to a win win.drivers pick up at least two people and get to drive throught he carpool lanes.riders the same carpool lane perks and don't have to drive themselves or pay for public transit. pickups start at 6am in the east bay and they last untilwe've posted links to a websites on our website - kron-4 dot -com. just clink on the bart strike threat section. tonight at 8.we'll break down casual carpool etiquitte, including how money may or may not change hands. that's tonight, on kron-4 news at 8. >> pam: about one million peoplethat is what the estimates are about how many will come out to celebrate san francisco pride this weekend. with a record about expected to celebratecomes major public safety concerns. kron 4's justine waldman is live along the parade route

on market street with what police will be doing to keep the event safe. >> reporter: good evening. we can expect an increased police presence. after the boston bombing there is a large concern about large groups of people. there will be extra people undercover cops. and in plainclothes officers, and organizers are expecting 1 million people to come see the parade. not only here along market street and also civic center weather is going to be in the castro district. and they will be part of that district and also police officers are going to be located everywhere. they're asking for your help. if you see something? say something. >> we are going to have an increased police presence

in plainclothes and uniformed. we will be using cameras along the parade route to make sure that these are safe and friendly events. >> reporter: the cameras will be strategically placed along the parade route at the beginning, the metal, the end. the cameras will be monitored, the beginning, the center of the breed--and the and and looking for anything suspicious with the center, the beginning in the end of the parade with kamela paris and also nancy pelosi with a canine unit of bomb sniffing dogs with c kamela harris expected to attend. >> pam: the judge who ruled proposition eight unconstitutional says he will *not be participating in the san francisco gay pride parade. u-s district judge vaughn walker. who is gay. declined to comment on his

personal reaction to wednesday's ruling. supporters of proposition eight argued that walker's ruling should be invalidated because he had a conflict of interest based on his sexual orientation. >> catherine: a judge today denied bail for former new england patriot's tight end aaron hernandez. in a shocking fall from grace - he's facing first degree murder charges in the death of a friend. hernandez was in court today -- listening as attorneys argued over whether he's a flight risk. prosecutors say the evidence against him is "overwhelming.". saying he orchestrated the execution of semi-pro player odin lloyd earlier this month -- after the two had spent the evening at a night club. the defense tried unsuccessfully today to get hernandez out on bail. >> mr. hernandez is not looking for any special treatment from this court. he doesn't deserve any special treatment. he should be treated like any other defendant. he's not a risk of flight, if the

equities are in his favor because he has no prior record, he has a stable family situation, he's a member of the community, has a solid employment record, if those equities exist in his favor >> catherine: that argument failed. a second man, carlos ortiz, also faces charges in connection with the lloyd murder. a law enforcement source also says hernandez is also being investigated in a double murder in boston in a federal grand jury has the boston marathon tamerlan tsarnaev of using weapons of mass destruction and killing four people. three people died in thethe

brothers are also campus officer. tamerlan tsarnaev died in a gunfight with authorities. 19-year old ja-har was found hiding in a boat. he will be arraigned on july 10th in the u-s- district court in boston. a friend of trayvon martin is back on the stand today in george zimmerman's murder trial. rachel jeantel was on the phone with martin right killed. critics say jeantel looked more comfortable on the yesterday's testimony. and that feeling may have sparked one exchange with her and one of zimmerman's attorneys. >> attorney: i thought in fact that you said it could have been, for all you know, trayvon martin smashing george zimmerman in the face, is what you actually heard >> jeantal: what? >> attorney: yeah just earlier today. >> jeantal: by whom? >> attorney: by you! >> jeantal: you ain't get that from me. >> catherine: jeantel admitted she lied about her age and why she didn't go to martin's funeral. zimmerman told police he followed martin because of an increase in crime in his neighborhood. the neighborhood watch volunteer says he shot and killed the teen in self

defense. >> catherine: and big news on immigration reform. the senate today passed the most monumental overhaul of the laws. the vote was 68 in favor to 32 against. about what was expected from the democratic-led senate. the bill would clear the way for undocumented residents to have a chance at citizenship, attract new workers from other countries, and devote much more in resources for security along the u.s.- mexico border. the bill is next headed to the house, where a bumpy road is expected. if you've been outside for you know the temperatures around the bay area continue to rise. monday's high was in the high 60's around san francisco. but today -- some areas inland were expected to hit triple digits. for more on what happened today -- and what you can

expect coming into the weekend, here's chief meterologist jacqueline bennett.

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>> catherine: president obama is on day two of an african trip that will take him to three countries. it's his second visit to sub-saharan africa since becoming president. cnn's shannon travis >> reporter: far away, president obama talks blunt on three of the biggest issues americans are discussing back home. in senegal, during a news confernce with that country's president. obama said this about admitted n-s-a leaker edward snowden. >> "no. im not going to be scrambling jets to get a 29- >> reporter: obama said he has not called the russian or chinese presidents for a routine extradition. >> "i shouldnt have to". >> reporter: and he doesnt want to "wheel and deal" with russia and china for snowden. snowden had been in hong kong, a chinese territory. but appears to now be at moscow's airport, a free man. now that the supreme court has struck down the heart of the defense of marriage act.

the president said same-sex marriages should be valid -- even in states where it's not allowed. >> "if you've been married in massachusetts and move somewhere else, you're still married. and that under federal law, you should be able to obtain the benefits of any lawfully married couple. but again, im speaking as a president, not a lawyer. >> reporter: and on nelson mandela. now said to be in critical but stable condition. >> "i think he's a hero for the world. and if/when he passes we know his legacy will linger on throughout the ages." >> reporter: in washington, i'm shannon travis. >> catherine: while nelson mandela sits on his death bed, the president reiterated he will not visit him. officials in south africa have said in mandela's advanced state, it would be best to keep the media fanfare away. the acting head of the internal revenue service was

on the hot seat thursday in washington. danny werfel released a report earlier this week saying that liberal groups applying for tax exempt status were treated the same as conservative groups. under tough questioning from members of the house ways and means committee -- werfel says nothing points to this being done willfully. >> while fact gathering is still ongoing, we have not intentional wrongdoing by involvement in these matter by anyone outside of the irs. >> catherine: werfel was named to clean up the irs after it was learned that applications that contained conservative-themed words such as "tea party" were targeted. >> train cars that derailed on a bridge in calgary this morning are now stabilized and officials say thery're confident those cars will not fall into the river. the six cars derailed as the bonnybrook bridge buckled early this morning. the cars were at risk of falling into the fast=moving bow river, but oficials tied the cars so they will dangle over the

water, instead of floating down the river. five of the cars contain petroleum diluent -- which is used to thin petorleum products. ironically, the bridge was inspected saturday and the tracks were inspected monday. the bridge was also set to be inspected today. >> jacqueline: temperatures were hot today and still pretty warm and a number of places 94 degrees in livermore. as we take a look for the next couple of days. it will remain hot. temperatures along the coast with triple digits since saturday and sunday. a heat advisory. first, let us talk about the temperatures. and pretty mild with the 70's by 8:00 a.m. but by noon, '90s. the inland valleys. and even the triple digits

by 2:00 p.m. indicated by the pink. that will largely stayed in the central valley with 80s and 90s for the most part and if not warm and on the mild side 90's and fairfield. and here is what it looks like in your neighborhood. the relief from the heat 70's in half moon bay. the east bay shores largely in the 80s will keep the 70's in richmond, berkeley, alameda. sea breeze cooling things off. 90's and even triple digits like antioch and brentwood. nine these four concord. 90's and the south- bay with '90s-4 concord. >> jacqueline: with all buand '80s and '90s with near 100

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>> jacqueline: temperatures are rather warm. and hot for the rest of the week. details on that, coming up.

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> we're just hours away from learning whether bart will actually go on strike. here's the latest. station agents, mechanics and train operators have already voted to authorize a strike, but they have to give everyone 72 hours notice before doing so.

but the first chance they could strike would be on monday. the contract is set to expire sunday night. but bart officials say they have presented a new package to the union -- one that could get things closer to a deal. kron-4's terisa estacio is live at the negotiations in oakland. terisa -- what have you learned about the new deal? >> reporter: we just spoke with a negotiation steam. everyone has said that they do not want to strike after speaking with a negotiation--team. the union & management has released a new proposal. has this frustrations continue. listen. >> you have a district. or the district's negotiation team that sits across the

table from you and fleshed out projects and a good idea that you have to improve service, safety. for the employees and the public. it is mind-boggling. >> we put together a comprehensive set of proposals. with salaries, pension contributions and health-care benefits. we also provided two separate proposals addressing some of the safety concerns. we think that there could still be safety every day. and we are trying to facilitate more negotiations. >> reporter: as you can see if there has been a lot of back-and-forth toward they are going to be back at the table at 7:30 we will be here providing you updates. coming up at 8:00 p.m.

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>> pam: the lead attorney for california's utility regulator has recused himself from the agency's investigation into how much pacific gas & electric co. should be fined for the deadly pipeline explosion inthe california public utilities commission announced wednesday that frank lindh, a former pg&e attorney, had recused attorney. the announcement comes after lindh reassigned commission attorneys who were the main the attorneys had disagreed with the cpuc's safety division chief, jack hagan, over the fine amount. hagan argued the money pg&e had already paid for repairs and system upgrades was enough. lindh will be replaced by commission attorney. the attorneys removed from the case previously will be put back on it. police in milpitas havewhere

a 65-year-old womanthey're seen swimming all hours of the day. >> what was so impressive illegal dumping, in the east bay, and more on this if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e-mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co

? >> jacqueline: your full forecast, coming up. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room police and boston are looking for another suspect in the murder involving a new england patriots. hernandez the player that has been charged last week and now police are looking for

wa;;ace/this 44 year-old,-- wallace... he is wanted for excessory. wallace was last seen driven a chrysler 300, silver. this information just released in boston in this murder case involving hernandez. the former tight end of the new england patriots. we will be right back. .. look at them kids... they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy.

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draft. and the sacramento, at the least has a man with a good pedigree and a dynamic program. and what seems like every night, the former warriors got a $100 million contract from washington. disappeared. he got pulled over for speeding early this morning in los angeles. they discovered that his pickup trucks was filled with 20 boxes of illegal fireworks. the los angeles police department bomb squad was called to the scene. he was released after posting a bond hundred dollars bail. i remember when kilgore was first drafted by the warriors. his car of choice was the cadillac escalade. he was 23 years old and he had eight televisions and it. and i said that who is this

person and he said that i do not have a driver's license. and so, gilbert with automobiles, there's something always going on. he is expanding his repertoire to a fireworks. >> . and the aaron hernandez saga continues. with reports that he may have been involved in a second murder as well. gary has that story and the rest of the sports. according to prosecuters a search of a hummer belonging to hernandez turned up an ammunition clip matching the caliber of casings found at the scene of the killing. and now reports are that an suv hernandez rented was impounded by authorities who homidice in july of 2012 and murder as well >> gary: the usa's bobby reynolds lost to novak djokovic at wimdledon. he was the last american male left in thetournament. it is the worst showing for u.s. men in 101 years >> wimbledon - serena

advances serena williams advanced to the third round at wimbledon with a 6-3, 6-2 win over caroline garcia. how do you satisfy this woman? i am not talking about physically. she has her own clothes and li cloth and i was just wondering. how would you ever actually approach her on a level? she has her own clothing line. >> pam: of course the issue would want to go to a movie. >> would you admit that sarina is normal. >> i think that she is also normal. but you said that stanley out to me and i thought people behaving badly what did i do? so i know about the boys and girls club in school so

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boys and girls clubs of america the idea of the event is to teach kids healthy lifestyles and good food choices gail won two 100-meter olympic gold medals plus a 3rd in the 4x100 relay she was also a5-time world champion three in the 100- meter hurdles here with gail is the president of the oakland boys and girls club cal stanley hello gail and cal! >> it is nice to meet you. >> i have two daughters that they that they can beat me. >> that is the thing about olympians. did you have any problems giving back into the real world? >> i keep it real all the time. and children will keep you honest. >> and they're still going

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