you are taking a live look in san jose as a five-alarm fire rips through a commercial yard. we'll show you all the damage the fire caused this morning. plus, new heat records set in the bay area. we'll tell you how hot it got in san francisco and other bay area communities. here's a live look outside from our roof camera. clear skies to start off. i'll talk about how hot it is going to get today coming up. >> this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marty gonzalez. let's find out how hot it is going to get. hi, erica. >> good morning, marty. yesterday was too hot for a lot of folks. triple digits for a lot of communities. but we're not going to see that

today. a more pronounced sea breeze is going to kick in. we are starting off with mostly clear conditions. we do have some patchy fog now in parts of san francisco but that's really the extent of the marine layer. a look at current conditions. fairfield 70, 63 oakland, low 60s in downtown san francisco. so it's still going to be hot today. temperatures certainly trending above average. as we head into tomorrow expect minimal fog, and it is going to be a few degrees cooler. looking ahead we are talking about seasonal conditions through the next work week. i will have full details and bring up that seven-day in 15 minutes. marty. >> erica, thank you. it was a picture perfect and record setting friday in san francisco. the national weather service says the city hit a record of 85 degrees yesterday. a lot of people taking advantage of a beautiful day to get outside, maybe do a little shopping, check out the tourist

attractions. very hard to tell the tourists from the locals as everyone enjoyed the sunny and hot weather knew. i've never been in the city when it's been this warm. totally different for us. >> reporter: what are you doing to stay cool? >> well, we stayed inside, did a little bit of shopping, had some dinner, and now we're just hanging out. >> yesterday's 85 degrees beat the previous high of 82 set in 1973. a record of 96 also set in mountainview. screw that's nothing compared to livermore where it reached 103 degrees on friday. in the heart of downtown livermore, staying cool was key. at one park they did more than burn feet. they also melted shoes. >> see how his shoes melted? >> it's 100 degrees today. >> reporter: isn't it a little hot out here? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you like that?

>> no! >> can't blame them. this friday the crowd paled in comparison to the crowds that are expected this week with highs expected in the 90s, maybe even 100. happening now out of the south bay, firefighters taking down a massive five-alarm fire that was burning at a commercial yard in san jose near spartan stadium. south 7th street and east alma avenue. kron 4's mike pelton is on the scene. good morning, mike. >> reporter: good morning, marty. you are taking a live look at the scene. just within the past half-hour fire crews stopped pouring water on the scene so they do have it contained. you can see one of two ladder trucks that remain on scene. this fire erupted in this commercial yard along south 7th street. take a look as the fire ripped through this area early this

morning. fire officials won't know the entire scope of the damage until they have an opportunity to go back and look through the area, but they tell me several buildings burned, including a storage building and possibly part of a bus shelter where some buses were stored overnight. that all acted as fuel for the flames when the flames broke out around 3:30. fire crews called for help from six different cities. officials say the flames reached 40 to 50 feet in the air. while the fire is now knocked down, crews have a lot of work left today. >> putting large quantities of water on it. just because of the large amounts of storage and pallets, things like that, it is going to take a long time to get that completely exing sting wished. we're anticipating crews on scene for the next 12 to 24 hours. >> reporter: and we're told that one worker here in the yard did sustain serious burn injuries and was transported to

the hospital. several employees that work in the yard are now on the scene. they are very upset to see what's happened. fire officials at this point don't know the cause of the fire. an investigator is here this morning but fire officials tell me could it take days if not weeks to sift through exactly what sparked the fire this morning. back to you. >> that is mike pelton reporting live from san jose. on to other news. also happening today the gilroy garlic festival continues this weekend. this summer, the summer food fair features live entertainment, contests, and of course all that great garlicky food. the annual family friendly festival kicked off friday. it lasts until sunday. you can still get tickets on- line at gilroygarlicfestly value.com. gates open at 10:00 a.m. big crowds expected. pamplona, spain and pleasanton, california have oning thing in common. both are holding a running of the bulls. if you want to take part you

can sign up to dodge 1 of the 1500-pound bulls around a quarter-mile course. it costs $75. animal rights activists plan to be there to protest. they filed a lawsuit to try and stop it. it all starts today barring that lawsuit at 11:30 this morning. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend a wildfire burning near sacramento has scorched 1300 acres. we'll have the latest video coming into our newsroom. and not all custom license plate requests are granted bey the dmv. we will show you some of the rejects. but first, new charges have been filed in the federal corruption case against suspended state senator leland yee. why the senator is now facing racketeering charges.

new charges filed in the federal corruption case against suspended state senator leland yee. the san francisco lawmaker is now facing racketeering charges. a federal grand jury added that

indictment friday accusing him of taking bribes for votes, including one on medical marijuana. in march yee was indicted on arms dealing charges. state senator yee was just one of 29 people indicted in that sweeping investigation. the two sacramento women accused of knocking another woman down outside a nightclub were sentenced. court officials say the plea was no contest to misdemeanor assault. the pair's attorney says the fight started because the victim thought someone was videotaping her vomiting on the sidewalk. coming up, the latest on a fire that's burning in the sierra foothills. we'll have the hot weather forecast as well. erica will have that, as we

take this live look outside. a beautiful start to the day in san francisco. we'll be right back.

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we're back on kron 4 news weekend. record setting heat yesterday. erica what are we looking for today? >> i don't think we are going to break any records today but we're talking about temperatures 10 and 2 degrees warmer than where we should be this time of year. livermore in the mid to upper 60s, 63 leaving the house p in oakland now. we do have a building ridge of high pressure verying strong right now, and that is allowing for temperatures to heat up. but we are adding the component of a westerly breeze. that ocean air is going to really limit our temperatures along the coast and bay but it is still going to be pretty toasty inland. campbell still hitting 91, 90 in santa clara. now, if you like the hot weather we'll continue to see

that through the san ramon valley. triple digits in fairfield today. it looks like downtown san francisco not as hot as yesterday. yesterday we hit a high of 85, breaking the old record. i think today we will see a high of 73 if you are headed up to the wine country. warm weather will continue into early next week. we are going to fall into that pattern offing morning fog, afternoon sunshine. temperatures near normal as we head into thursday and friday, so that means temperatures in the upper 80s inland, mid-70s bayside. marty. >> thank you, erica. a fast moving wildfire near sacramento has burned two structures and prompted the evacuation of some homes. officials say the sand fire broke out friday afternoon in a river bed near the town of plymouth. that fire has charred about 1300 acres of brush and woodland. >> reporter: how frightened are you? >> oh, let's put it on a scale

of 1 to 00. i'm -- 1 to 100. i'm scared. >> reporter: are you at that 100? >> right now, yes. >> the fire is 20% contained. mean type in washington state a fire has burned 300 homes. 38 people have died. the blaze has burned 400 square miles northeast of seattle. officials say the fire this morning is about 52% contained. california taxpayers are shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for personalized license plates. the dmv decides which requests are accepted or rejected. some are too explicit to show on television. the responses by dmv workers may be raising eyebrows as well. >> reporter: a san diego unified school bus driver had

"not c" on his license plate. the plate was under a swastika. it slipped by the dmv. it should have been one of those reject. the dmv gets more than 91,000 personalized plate orders each year. >> we review each one of those requests. >> reporter: requests like fat 8. dmv says fat is offensive. or, ganja, money sign r. dmv said it is a term for pot. three employees to have read

these requests. five employees will be assigned to the job depending on the work load. taxpayers fund their combined $200,000 salary. they write their own response for each request. some have a sense of humor. this perp requested "i hate dmv. driver gave no reason. worker wrote, i think it's funny, but i hate dmv is unacceptable. rejected. the request said, i have testicular cancer and had one removed. dmv wrote, it's slang for inter course, denied. shrink up. the driver said he's a psychotherapist, spelled thatting wrongs and that shrink

up means get yourself a shrink. the dmv wrote, can't decide if bad, but denied. there are hundreds we could not show on tv. turning to news in gaza, a brief respite in fighting has led to the discovery of dozens of bodies. both sides agreed to a 12-hour cease fire, this as u.s. secretary of state john kerry leads an international effort to get israeli and hamas to top the air strikes. mostly civilians have died in the fighting. the dutch and malaysian prime ministers will be meeting next week in the netherlands to discuss that downed airliner. on wednesday the two will be

discussing securing full access to the site. the prime minister will be offering pathologists to help identify the remains. the flight was shot down this month killing 291 people on board. 43 were malaysian. 194 were dutch citizens. the russian consumer protection agency is suing mcdonald's for selling fatty foods. they say the company sells food that contains more fat and carbohydrates than allowed by national regulations. the suit wants to ban foods such as cheese burgers and milk shakes that don't meet russian regulation. a watchdog group says the suit comes after restaurant inspections. it's unclear what other penalties the company might be facing. the dodgers are in town, and first place is at stake. highlights up next. and we're taking a live look outside. plenty of sunshine as we see the approach to the bay bridge. we'll be right back.

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in bay area sports it was a battle of bitter rivals at at&t park last night. the dodgers in town for a three- game series. l.a. loved that number three last night, going triples crazy. yasiel puig tieing a franchise record with three triples last night. he also added a double and two rbis. this helped the dodgers match a club record of five triples in one game including three in that 5th inning. the most for the dodgers since 1921. the giants lose big. the giants now after half-game lead in the n.l. west. tonight the first pitch is at 6:05. the oakland a's are in arlington, texas. 100-degree temperatures in arlington last night. for trainingers, it was jerome

williams making his debut. the a's managed one run on this rbi single by cespedes. the a's remain in first place with the best record in baseball. texas has won just 6 of its last 33 games. turning to football now the oakland raiders are taking the field in sweltering napa yesterday for the team's first workout of summer camp. half of the squad made up of entirely new players. it was 5th overall draft pick mack seeing some action for the silver and black. the new starting quarterback will be matt schaub. justin tuck is just one of a number of veterans brought in to bolster the squad. >> right now, everybody is flying around, looking like all- stars. it looks like everybody did

their work while on break. >> it's a little different animal when you get to training camp. things ramp up. it's an exciting time to be back to work. >> the raiders open the exhibition season on august 8th against the minnesota vikings. the 49ers and raiders wrap up their first week of camp. join me and bip roberts this sunday night for the latest on both teams. plus, giants-dodgers, a's-ing rangers, not to mention, the last game ever played at candlestick. it's a soccer game. it's this sunday night at 9:00 after the news. and we will be right back. let's go ahead and take this live look outside. check out conditions at the golden gate bridge. plenty of sunshine there. we'll have the forecast when we come back.

it is 7:29. time to check out the hot forecast. >> it is going to be another hot day. starting off with a live look at the golden gate bridge, nothing but sunshine as you work your way into san francisco. generally the indication is if it is sunny here in san francisco, you can expect sun throughout the entire bay area. we have a strong ridge of high pressure. what that means is we will see another day with temperatures much warmer than average. the sea breeze will help limit temperatures along the coast sought won't be as warm as yesterday but take a look at your day planner. today upper 90s inland, low 70s for the coast. not much change in the weather as we head into early next week. marty. >> all right, erica, thank you. back to the news. in the south bay a new effort to battle the drought by getting residents to put less

water on their lawns. it's all part of the push pr campaign called brown is the new green. this lawn is being watered once a week, and that represents a water savings of about 60%. there are a few brown spots wn the owner, a professional landscaper, says the grass is fairly drought tolerant and will easily bounce back when winter rains return. >> i went from three days, to two day, and now one day. that's going to be a 60% water savings. as you can see, it's not perfect. it's not a screaming green lawn. it's off-color, but that's fine, we're in a drought, and we have to manage well. >> outdoor watering accounts for as much as 59% of a typical homeowner's water consumption. he suggests watering once or twice a week for just five minutes, and to do that twice each time with a half-hour break each time to reduce runoff and evaporation.

police are looking for two suspects in a hit-and-run crash that happened early friday morning. investigators believe one of the suspects may be armed. >> reporter: the crash happened just west of this substation on the westbound side of the bridge. the chp says a woman driving a 1986 porsche was rear-ended by a 1988 toyota camry just after 5:00 in the morning. investigators say the toyota didn't pull over. instead, the driver continued down state route 92, to the end of the bridge. >> at that point the driver fled on foot, and may have been carrying a handgun. >> reporter: officers searched the area for four men seen leaving the car but none were caught. the chp has since learned that the toyota camry was reported stolen thursday night in

redwood city. the victim is a 55-year-old who lives in heyward. >> the victim sustained minor injuries, but she was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: the officer says investigators will review surveillance video that may have captured the crash. in the meantime if you were in the area and saw what happened, call the chp. on the san mateo bridge, kron 4 news. and in other bay area news, another public transit strike could be just around the corner. the golden gate bridge labor coalition unions are voting this week whether or not to authorize a strike. a union representative is now saying, "a trike is very likely." the 450 union members in the coalition include golden gate ferry and golden gate transit bus works. authorities in the east bay

have accused a livermore soccer coach of sexually abusing a charge. jesse schlicker is accused of committing a lewd act on a child. sha lick ser a soccer coach. parents what have children who attend soccer camps at the facility were shocked by the news. >> i have always felt very safe at cabernet. it's just an unfortunate incident that this has happened. maybe they will need to take steps in the future to look into the people who are heading up these camps more. >> cabernet sports has suspended schlicker and says that it is cooperating fully. police say that schlicker previously worked for world cup sockers clinics based in los gatos. a local candy company gave a special gift to a brother and sister who were robbed outside

of a san francisco convenience store. the two kids are being called sapphire and jaden to protect their identity. the candy company gave the kids $1,000 worth of candy to sell. meantime the woman accused of robbing them is in jail. for the first time in california you can find out how much public schoolteachers, administrators, and other employees in your area are being paid. yesterday the california policy center released the salary data for kindergarten through 12th grade schools. the information was collected under the public records act. it found the california teachers on average earn about $85,000 a year in pay and benefits. but the authors say the report shows exorbitant pay and widespread practice of employees being paid and collecting a pension at the

same time. only 62% of school districts provided data for the report. it lists compensation for more than 580,000 employees by name. if you would like to see what's happening in your own school district we have put a link to that report on our website at kron4.com. more insects and animals are testing positive for west nile virus. the mosquito control district said friday four groups of mosquitoes, five dead birds and two chickens tested positive for the virus recently. the mosquitoes were found in discovery bay. dead birds were found around concord and danville. some infected chickens were found in oakley. more than 70 neglected animals were rescued from a house in monterey county earlier this week. the spca rescued 63 cats and kittens. authorities say the animals were suffering from infection,

flees, and parasites. 26 animals, in fact, were so sick they had ton euthanized. the incident is still under investigation. 7:36. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, more distressing news if you have ever used a credit or debit card at target. turns out the company that shoppers were told would protect their identities might have had a data leak of its own. i got hit in the head and ended up with stitches. >> this new skate park has bigger issues than people hopping the fence. i'll explain in the next edition of "people behaving badly." want to see your future? >> you're me, right? >> i obviously haven't sold out at all. >> what do you think?

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officials say at 1:50 this morning a patrol car was on the freeway when a man tried to run across the highway. investigators say the officer swerved but did hit the man. the pedestrian was taken to the hospital with major injuries. a large state-run mental health facility in the north bay has lost a significant source of federal funding. the state department of health stripped medicare funding for the center. the action is because of safety deficiencies and allegations of elder abuse. another agency will review the findings. the center has hundreds of patients and is one of the largest employers in the sonoma valley. police have issued an arrest warrant for a man that tested positive for tuberculosis. police say the man's name is eduardo cruz. officials say he stopped taking

the prescribed treatment two months ago, and now the county is worried that he could pose a health hazard. >> his disease may grow again, and he may become contagious. right now we don't know if he is or is not contagious because we haven't been able to find him. >> authorities say they hope to find cruz and put him in isolation. this, they say, will ensure that he gets the proper treatment before he infects others. cruz could be facing up to one year in prison for failing to comply with health officers. coming up on kron 4 news weekend we will have an update of our top stories. let's go ahead and take a live look outside. this time around you can see the marine layer moving in. we will have the forecast coming up.

we're taking a look at our top stories this morning. firefighters are working to knock down a five-alarm fire in

san jose near spartan stadium. one worker has been hurt and sent to the hospital. it has damaged at least one warehouse. no word yet on the cause. record temperatures set p in san francisco where the mercury rose to 85 degrees yesterday. that beat the previous record of 82. we also saw triple-digit heat in some cities like livermore. and the gilroy garlic festival under blazing sun will continue this weekend. it features life entertainment and, of course, that great garlic food. the festival kicked off yesterday. it will run until tomorrow. gates today open at 10:00 a.m. talking about gill roy, likely to be one of the warm spots. >> guess how warm it was yesterday in gilroy. >> 98. >> 105. >> i wasn't even close. >> i'm sure the line was really long for that garlic ice cream. definitely toasty. temperatures will drop bey about 10 degrees today.

so we are taking a live look outside from our roof camera. you can see blue skies in the background. we are starting off with very mild conditions. temperatures for the most part in the 60s. as we head into lunchtime, we will start to heat things up. a lot of sunshine. by 12:00 expect 70s along the coast. it looks like 90s for places like livermore and morgan hill. as we put the clock into motion temperatures will continue to warm approaching 3:00 this afternoon. it is going to be a fairly warming evening with temperatures mainly in the 70s. as we break down the afternoon highs expected in your neighborhood, you won't really notice the triple digits today but it is still going to be a scorcher with 88 in san jose, 86 in redwood city. a lot of sunshine to go around. it looks like air quality is going to improve today with vallejo at 87, 100 in fairfield, antioch 97 degrees. yesterday san francisco broke a record.

nowhere near it today at 73. 85 up in the wine country. we do have a giants game to talk about. they face the dodgers at 6:05 tonight. look for temperatures in the upper 60s. your seven-day forecast highlights similar conditions as we head into early next week. anticipate that pattern of morning fog, afternoon sunshine. temperatures near seasonal thursday and friday. back to the news, firefighters in lafayette are battling a structure fire that destroyed one home and threatened another. fire officials say the blaze started in the garage of a home about 6:00 last night. it gutted the house and spread to a nearby play structure and grasslands. firefighter say actually the weather helped keep the blaze under control. >> we got lucky on this. if we had any wind whatsoever, we would have had a much different outcome, we think. >> crews had the blaze under control by about 7:00 last

night. investigators say it caused about $700,000 worth of damage but nobody was hurt and no other homes were evacuated. >> reporter: here's stanley roberts with "people behaving badly." >> reporter: there's more to this skate park than kids hopping the fence. >> i was attacked here right in front of my house bey oup of skateboarders that were drunk and stoned and didn't like the fact that i didn't want them here at 1 8:30 at night. >> reporter: weapons they used? >> they actually attacked me with a skateboard. i got hit in the head and ended up with stitches and bruises. actually had to go on job interviews last week in a suit with all that stuff going on. >> reporter: in fact, this is video from the hospital where a doctor stitched up a cut over his left eye. now he still has bruising from the attack. >> there were sixing young

adults on my front steps at 11:30 at night, making noise, rolling up joints, drinking beer. i asked them to leave nicely, they didn't leave. i came back and asked them not so nice toll leave. they then started to leave but one of them didn't like it. >> reporter: so he started yelling. >> call 911! police showed up seven to nine minutes later. >> reporter: while i was there, this skateboarder in the red jacket threatened to take my camera, albeit he was on the other side of the fence. some skateboarders say i'm only here to make the park look bad. i retort, no, i'm just

recording, you're doing that on your own. >> four people messed up, and then everyone gets in trouble. >> reporter: of the six people involved in the attack, three were arrested and charged with assault with a deadly we haven't i'm sure there will be more on this park coming up. in san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. target stores lost data on some 110 million customers when its computers were hacked. the company offered free identity theft protection from credit bureau experian, but experian also had trouble, acknowledging it had a data leak and unknowinglily sold personal data of mlings of americans to someone in vietnam. authorities say that that person then sold the personal information to identity thieves around the world. it wasn't until u.s. secret

service agents alerted experian that the company stopped. target and experian insist that the two incidents are unrelated. in addition to target stores, here's a list of other stores believed to be hit by data breaches within the past year. this week we learned stubhub accounts were broken into. earlier this year a report that high-end retailer neiman marcus was hacked with 1 million customers affected. you might remember there was also a breach at michaels and an investigation into a data hacking incident at sally's beauty supply. just this week goodwill stores said its computer systems may have been hacked. so with all this hacking what is a shopper to do? experts say don't rely on a company to protect yourself. do it yourself. >> just assume that if you have shopped at one of these stores that something has happened, and just take pains to check out your statements and make sure that nothing is wrong. that's what you are going to have to do. >> more tips that you should

look into. if you find something doesn't seem right, be sure to call your bank. also, you can talk with your bank about setting limits or alerts on types of charges allowed on your credit or debit card. you also might want to think about using a credit card and not a debit card because laws better protect you when you use something that requires a signature, in the a pin number. and we'll be right back. a live look outside, brilliant blue skies. warm temperatures expected as well. we will be right back.

we all know that people, of course, love their pets and pets love their owners right back, but this one dog you are about to see was so happy to be reunited with his human friend that it passed out from joy. take a look. that is she okay?

>> that's rebecca. the woman in the video just returned home after beg away for two years. to dogs that may seem like forever. the dog is so happy, it's wimperring and stumbling around. the family took the dog to the vet to be sure it was okay. take a look at this rabbit. it might be a bit heavy on the scales, but it might just be more to love. a colorado man found the animal under a truck. at first it was so big he thought it was a dog, but he took it home, and he has been feeding it veggies as he continues to search for the owner. and inventers in nebraska created a game that has a prize different than a stuffed animal. it's beer. players put in money and try to

pick up a bottle of beer, as you see there. the inventers created the prototype, then contacted a company in new jersey to build it for them. >> we just said, you know, if we failed, at least we had fun, and at the very least we each have a brew bucket in our basement. >> investors say the machine taps into everyone's competitiveness. 7:57 on kron 4 news. we'll explain why four gophers will rotate their executive power coming up next week. also, in las vegas, animal inspectors call is it a horrific scene as they rescued 112 cats and one dog from a hoarding house. we will hear from the director of animal conditions there. also, taking a live look outside at the bay bridge,

we're expecting hot temperatures around the basement erica has the forecast when we come back.

a live look in san jose where a five-alarm fire ripped through a commercial yard this morning. we'll tell you where investigators believe that blaze sparked. a wildfire moving fast through a town near sacramento. we'll have the latest there. another hot day around the bay area. details on your temperatures coming up. >> this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news weekend starts now. good morning, everybody. i'm marty gonzalez. thanks for joining us. let's find out about the temperatures around the bay area for today. here's erica. >> good morning, marty. we're right now dealing with minimal fog. we do have some low, patchy

clouds along the san mateo county coastline but that's really the extent of it. right now temperatures mainly in the 60s. by lunchtime anticipate quick warming. upper 70s inside the bay, and it looks like low 90s for the warmest inland pots. today won't be as hot as yesterday but we're still above average. i will have the full details coming up in 15 minutes. marty. >> thank you, erica. a picture perfect and record setting friday in san francisco. the national weather service says the city set a record of 85 degrees yesterday. some people are taking advantage to do some shopping, check out the tourist attractions. in many cases it was difficult to tell the tourists from the locals as everybody enjoyed the sunny and hot friday. >> nothing says summer like a little bit of heat but i have never been in the city when it's been this warm.

totally different for us. >> reporter: what are you doing to stay cool? >> well, we stayed inside, did a little bit of shopping, had some dinner, and now we're just hanging out. >> yesterday's 85 beat the previous high of 82. that was set in 1973. a record of 96 degrees also set in mountainview on friday. nothing compared, however to livermore where it reached 103 degrees friday. in the heart of downtown livermore, staying cool was the key. in the stone beaches of the regional park, they actually melted shoes. >> i've got to tell you something. it's 100 degrees today. >> reporter: isn't it a little hot out here? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you like that? >> no! >> this friday the crowds paled

in comparison to what is expected today. a massive five-alarm blaze burned near spartan stadium on south 7th street and east alma avenue. one person was severely injured and in the hospital this morning. kron 4's mike pelton has been at the scene all morning. he now has the latest. gooding morning, mike. >> reporter: well, marty, you are taking a live look at the scene. i just spoke to the property manager. she tells me three businesses burned, two of which are storage facilities. you are taking a live look at one of those. you can see some smoke still coming from the debris. the third business is a pallet yard just behind some of those fire trucks. the owner of that business tells me of the 100,000 wood pallets he has here, all but 100 of them burned in this fire that erupted this morning. take a look at the flames shot 40 to 50 feet in the air after

the blaze broke out around 3:30 this morning and went to a five alarm fair that burned several buildings. it took a couple of hours for crews to knock down the blaze. san jose fire called crews from six other agencies for help. >> i believe on the north side of the fire we had a large bus storage area of maybe 50, 60 buses with fire impinging on those. so we had a lot of concerns with the fire spreading, thus the need for the crews. >> reporter: and fire crews doused the fire with water all morning long using ladder trucks. one worker who was on the property overnight sustained serious burn injuries and was transported to the hospital but the property manager tells me no one should have been on the property overnight. fire officials say the blaze started on the east side of the yard. that would be to the right portion of the screen. the cause of the fire remains under investigation this

morning, and marty, aussie smoke still coming from the scene, fire crews, of course, are still concerned about hot spots. they tell me they could remain here into tomorrow morning. marty. >> that is mike pelton reporting live from san jose. in other news this morning, a pedestrian is recovering from major injuries after a chp officer reportedly hit him this morning on highway 101. authorities say the crash happened about 2:00 this morning in san jose. officials say the pedestrian was running across the freeway from the right shoulder. he then reportedly ran into the side of the patrol car. authorities say the spar then swerved to try and avoid the pedestrian, hit a beam, then came to a stop on the right shoulder of the highway. 101 southbound is closed near mckey road for further investigation. all lanes on interstate 680 in the south bay opened after a fatal accident last night. this was in san jose about 11:00 near capital expressway

in the northbound lanes. right now it is not clear what happened, but we're told the medical examiner was called to the scene. officials say all lanes were reopened by about 1:00 this morning. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, why four gophers will be needed -- why four governors will be needed to watch over the state next week. and a tornado wreaks havoc on an air park in florida. we have video of the damage when kron 4 news weekend continues.

a question for you this morning. how many governors does it take to run the state of california? well, next week there will be four when three different acting governors will rotate as a fill-in for governor jerry brown. that's because governor brown is off to mexico for a trade mission. executive powers will then go

to lieutenant governor gavin newsom until he heads to the east coast. so then the acting governor becomes pro tem darrell steinberg. but then on wednesday he goes to chicago, so that means that speaker tony atkins will be in charge nine hours wednesday until governor brown is scheduled to return. while many people may be thinking of hillary clinton for the democratic presidential ticket, maryland governor martin o'malley will be in iowa this weekend. some say he may be setting the groundwork for a presidential campaign. it is still unclear if he will actually challenge the former secretary of state should she choose to run. new charges in the federal corruption case against leland yee. the san francisco lawmaker is now facing racketeering charges. a federal grand jury added an

indictment friday accusing senator yee of taking bribes for votes, including one on medical marijuana. state senator yee was one of 29 people indicted in a sweeping fbi investigate. still ahead for you on kron 4 news weekend, how much progress has been made on that fire burning near sacramento? we'll have an update for you when we come back. in the meantime, we'll take this live view outside. this is a view from our roof cam. you can see no clouds or fog. that means another hot day.

happening today, the gilroy garlic festival features live

entertainment and great garlic food. the festival kicked off yesterday. it will run through tomorrow. you can still get tickets on- line at the website, gilroygarlicfestival.com. big crowds are expected as usual. pamplona, spain, and pleasanton, california now have oning thing in common. both hold a running of the bulls. the great bull run stampedes later today. you can sign up to dodge 18 of the 1500-pound bulls for a cost of $75 apiece. animal rights activists have filed a lawsuit to try and stop it. it all starts today at 1 8:30, barring that lawsuit. a fast moving wildfire near sacramento has burned at least two structures and prompted the evacuation of homes. officials say the sand fire broke out friday afternoon near the town of plymouth.

the fire has charred about 1300 acres of brush and woodlands. >> reporter: how frightened are you? >> oh, let's put on a scale of 1 to 100. i'm scared. >> reporter: are you at that 100? >> right now, yes. >> well, that fire is currently just 20% contained. moving north to washington state, a massive wildfire there has burned 300 homes. that's double the number previously estimated. officials say the fire was started by lighting thing. 38 people have died, and the blaze has burned some 400 square miles northeast of seattle. officials say the fire there is 50% contained. back home we're concerned with fire danger here with all of this hot weather. here to tell us more about the temperatures is erica. >> good morning, marty. it doesn't help that the breeze will pick up today but we are talking about westerly wind. that will actually escort ocean

air into the bay area, and that will helping bring temperatures down. but yesterday there was a big concern for fire danger. very calm winds and high temperatures means low humidity. so looks like the chance for fire danger will start to back off as we head into early next week. livermore right now is 70. san francisco starting the morning off at 64 degrees. we are going to warm things up quickly. take a look at futurecast 4. as we head into lunch times, looks like the inland areas will see 90 degrees readings. temperatures will continue to climb, approaching 3:00 this afternoon, but for the most part we stay out of the triple digits. warm conditions later on tonight. by 8:00 it looks like most locations still holding on to 70s. so as we break down the afternoon highs expected in your neighborhood you will notice quite the difference. we're not seeing all those

triple digits we saw yesterday. 88 for sunnyvale. redwood city a high of 86. if you like 90s, we will see plenty of that for places like fairfield at 100, san leandro 83, downtown san francisco yesterday broke a record coming in at 85, but today significantly cooler at 73 degrees. if you are going to uc berkeley today, memorial stadium hosting the international champions cup, start time is 3:00. expect temperatures in the low 70s. a light breeze will kick in during the course of the game. it is going to be mild to warm but thank goodness the game wasn't held yesterday because we did see temperatures in the 80s there. as we take a look at your seven- day forecast, not much change next week. that pattern, however, of morning fog, afternoon sunshine, will carry us into the latter half of the week. planes at a florida air

park were damaged and tree limbs strewn about after a possible tornado touched down friday. >> reporter: these are photos of what's believed to be a funnel cloud looming over edgewater. witnesses say that cloud swooped out of the sky and touched down at this air park. >> to see it like that, it's like ground zero. >> reporter: from the air you can see the extent of the damage to three hangars. the roof torn off, debris scattered. the tornado toppled a couple of planes. one man says debris came dangerously close to striking him. >> a piece of a huge object, probably half the size of your truck, come in front of us. >> reporter: the national weather service believes it was an ef-0 tornado with winds up to 80 miles per hour. >> the way the wind was blowing, i even told my boss, i

think we're having a tornado. >> it was just blowing sideways. you could see the limbs coming off the trees. >> it was scary. i'm not gonna life. i try to act like a tough guy, but that was scary. in world news, we're getting word from south korea that north korea that test- fired a missile. an official says it flew 300 miles before it touched down in the pacific ocean. the launch is the latest of several missile and rocket tests north korea has been conduct over the past several weeks. in gaza a brief respite from fight hag led to the discovery of dozens of bodies. more than 40 victims were found in areas that were too dangerous to enter in recent days due to the fighting between hamas and israel. both sides agreed to a 12-hour humanitarian cease fire this morning, this as u.s. secretary of state john kerry leads an international effort to get israel and hamas to stop the air strikes and rocket fire for

at least seven days. more than 900 people, mostly civilians, have died in the fighting. the u.s. has evacuated its embassy in the libyan capital of tripoli. this comes amid intense militia fighting in the area. this is just one day after turkey closed its office in the same section of the city. the dutch and malaysian prime ministers will be meeting next week in the netherlands to discuss that downed airliner. on wednesday the two will be talking about securing full access to the crash site. the malaysian prime minister will also offer pathologists to help identify remains of the crash victims. flight 17 was shot down earlier this month killing 298 people on board. 43 of those were malaysian.

194 were dutch citizens. coming up on kron 4 news weekend we will get to our sports highlights. in the meantime we'll take this live look outside. you can see plenty of sunshine. hardly any clouds to talk about in the east bay. we will be right back.

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in bay area sports this morning, the battle of bitter rivals at at&t park as the dodgers arrive. dodgers loved the number three last night going triples crazy. it was yasiel puig leading the way. he had three triples and a double last night. that helped the dodgers match a club record of five triples including three in a five-run 5th inning. that was more than enough. the final was 8-1. the giants now have a half-game lead in the n.l. west. tonight the first pitch is at 6:05.

the oakland a's are in arlington, texas, as they take on the rangers. 100 degrees at game time last night in arlington. for the rangers it was jerome williams making his debut, pitching six solid innings. the a's managed just one run, this on a single by cespedes. the a's still with the best record in the majors at 63-39. they have a 22 and a half game lead over last-place texas which has won only 6 of its last 33 games, but they won last night. the oakland raiders take the field for their first summer workout. half the team made up of new players, such as 5th overall draft pick kalil mack. they hope to be productive. justin tuck, number 9 1, just one of a number of veterans brought in to bolster the team.

>> right now we ear flying around. everybody is looking like all- stars. it looks like everybody did their work while on break. >> it's a little different animal when you get to training camp. things ramp up. it's exciting to get going. >> the raiders open up the exhibition season in two weeks. they start august 8th against minnesota. 49ers and raiders wrap up their first week of camp. join me and bip roberts sunday night for the latest on both teams. plus, giants-dodgers, a's- rangers. a full half-hour of all your sports news this sunday night at 9:00 right after the news. coming up on kron 4 news weekend we have another -- we could have another public transit strike on our hands. we have the details for you coming up right after the break. in the meantime, let's take

this live look outside. plenty of sunshine at the golden gate bridge. that means hot temperatures in san francisco and around the bay. we will be right back.

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morning cloud cover, sunshine into the afternoon. i'll have that seven-day forecast at 8:45. marty. >> thank you. there's a new effort to battle the drought by getting residents to put less water on their lawn. it's all part of a campaign called brown is the new green. this lawn is just being watered once a week, and that represents a water savings of about 60%. there are a few brown spots here and there on the lawn, but the owner, who is a professional landscaper, says the grass will easily bounce back when winter rains return. >> i went from three days, to two days, and now one day. that's going to be a 60% water savings. as you can see, it's not perfect. it's not a screaming green lawn. it's off color, browning out, but that's just fine. we're in a serious drought. >> outdoor watering accounts for as much as 59% of a typical

homeowner's water consumption. he suggests that watering your lawn once or twice a week for five minutes is what you should do. investigators believe is suspect after this crash might be armed. >> reporter: the chp says a woman driving a 1986 porsche was rear-ended by a 1988 toyota camry just after 5:00 in the morning. investigators say the toyota didn't pull over. instead, the driver continued down state route 92, to the end of the bridge. >> at that point, the suspects fled the vehicle on foot. it was reported that one of them may have been carrying a handgun. >> reporter: the chp says the toyota was later found abandoned off the freeway in

foster city. officers searched the area for four men seen leaving the car but none were caught. the chp has since learned that the toyota camry was reported stolen thursday night in redwood city. the victim is a 55-year-old woman who lives in heyward. >> the victim sustained minor injuries. she complained of pain, so she was transported to the hospital in castro valley. >> reporter: the officer says investigators will review surveillance video that may have captured the crash for more information on the suspects. in the meantime, if you were in the area and saw what happened, call the chp. in more bay area news, another public transit strike could be around the corner. the labor coalition's 13 unions are voting this week and next week whether or not to authorize a strike. they have been working without a contract since the 1st of july. a union representative is now

saying that a strike is, quote, very likely. the 400 union members in the coalition include golden gate ferry and golden gate transit bus workers. authorities in the east bay have accused a livermore soccer coach of sexually abusing a child. his name is jesse schlicker. police say the incident happened earlier this week at the cabernet indoor sports in livermore. that's where schlicker is a soccer coach. parents whose kids attend that camp were shocked by the news. >> i have always felt very safe at cabernet. it is just an unfortunate incident that this has happened. maybe they will need to take steps in the future to look into the people who are heading up these camps more. >> cabernet sports has suspended schlicker and says it is cooperating fully. police say that schlicker

previously worked for world cup soccer camps based in los gatos. he is scheduled to return to court next month. a local candy company gave a special gift to the brother and sister who were robbed outside of a san francisco convenience store last week. the two kids were being called sapphire and jaden in order to protect their identities. they were robbed while selling candy. on friday the candy shop gave the children $1,000 worth of candy to sell. the woman who is accused of robbing them is in jail facing charges of robbery and child endangerment. for the first time in california you can find out how much public schoolteachers, administrators and other employees in your area are being paid. on friday the california policy center released the salary data for kindergarten through 12th grade schools. the information was collected under the public records act and found that california

teachers earned an average of $85,000 a year in pay and benefits. but the authors say the report also shows exorbitant pay and widespread practice of employees being paid and collecting a pension at the same time. only 62% of school districts provided the data. the report lists compensation for more than 580,000 employees by name. if you would like to see what's happening at your own school district, we have put the link for that report on our website. log on to kron4.com. still ahead on kron 4 news weekend, over 100 cats rescued from a home in las vegas. we will have this story coming up on this hoarding house. a man walks out of a wal- mart store with $18,000 worth of stolen merchandise. how he almost got away with it. and have you ever gotten so excited that is passed out? we will show you a dog that did just that.

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weekend. more than 70 neglected animals were rescued from a home in monterey county earlier this week. the spca rescued seven dogs and 63 cats and kittens. officials say that the house posed a serious health hazard because of all the animal waste there. 26 animals, in fact, were so sick they had to be euthanized. what started as a property check is now an animal hoarding investigation at a north las vegas property. 112 cats and one dog were rescued from conditions that inspectors are calling horrific. investigators say there was not any air conditioning or rung water in this home. several animal control officers had to be treated for heat related injuries, and the fumes, they say, were unbearable. the cats are now in recovery at a facility, but officials say space is limited. >> a big hoarding case like

this, again, puts a strain on us, and that's why we want to get the word out that we need foster homes to get the animals that we have in the shelter now. >> police also hospitalized the 47-year-old woman who was found in the home living there. they say charges against her are pending. in indiana, police say a man stole $18,000 worth of merchandise from a wal-mart store. they say the suspect took high- end items such as iphones, dvd players and more. they say he got big storage tote bags, filled them up, then placed a beanbag chair on top of the cart and simply walked out. >> the citizens, if you know who this is, has an obligation to report it to the police, because everybody pays the price for this type of crime. >> the sheriff says another man

who was in the store at the time may have been involved. he was the only other man inside the store at the time, and he was picked up by a car after he left. well, from the u.s.s. enterprise to douglas and keaton to the new woody allen, we're blasting off with three new movies when kron 4 news continues.

good morning. thanks for spending your saturday with kron 4 news weekend. time now is 8:45. taking a look at temperatures, thanks to all that sunshine we're already warming up. livermore at 70. 67 in concord. very mild conditions in oakland at 65 degrees. but boy are these numbers going to climb into the afternoon. approaching 12:00, anticipate 70s coastside, low 80s for the east bayshore line and peninsula. 90s on the way for places like concord and the livermore valley. these temperatures will continue to climb, approaching 3:00 this afternoon, but you

will notice not as many triple digits in today's forecast. you can thank the sea breeze for that but we will hold on to warm weather as we head into the evening. los gatos 88 degrees. but remember yesterday triple digits dominated these pages. not the case today. we aren't looking at the possibility of breaking any records today. yesterday san francisco did it, 85, breaking an old record. today san francisco is only going to hit a high of 73. flirting with that 80-degree mark in oakland. looking ahead this evening if you are heading to the giants game against the dodgers, the team could really use your support tonight. first pitch at 6:05, temperature in the upper 60s. we will see similar weather for the rest of the weekend. looks like even into early next week, upper 70s bayside and

upper 60s for the coast. morning fog, afternoon sunshine and seasonal weather as we head into thursday and friday. marty. >> okay, erica, thank you. let's turn the calendar back to 2004. that's when yelp.com was born in san francisco. fast forward 10 years and yelp is very popular to help find doctors, restaurants, and more. so we have someone from yelp here now to tell us more. you have a big celebration to commemorate 10 years. >> correct. we have yelpers flying in from all over the world, coming to san francisco to celebrate. >> that's fantastic. when does that take place? >> starts the 31st of july, going to august 3rd.

everything from horn blower cruises to historic trolley, streetcar rides, and food tours. just celebrating everything that's great about this city. >> so people can find more at yelp.com? that's right. >> let's talk about some of the yelpers who have stood out in terms of what they have reviewed. we are going to start in the east bay. >> i think one of the misconceptions about yelp is it's just a restaurant site. if you are familiar with aerial acrobatics, this group is kind of like that. they do almost like dance stunts. >> look at these photos here. >> these people are based in oakland but they perform at crazy places. >> wow! >> yes, look at. that they actually perform at

the great wall of oakland. >> where is that? >> that is in uptown. they actually have a performance coming up at oakland city hall next saturday, august 2nd. but they are incredibly unique. >> this is amazing what they are doing. >> and yelpers can review not only their performances, but their two-day workshops. and you can do that, marty. >> no problem. i'll be right there. that's great. let's move from pro correct bandaloop to a world renowned tourist mecca. >> the misconceptions is that yelpers just write negative reviews. but who doesn't love the golden gate bridge? >> that's a beautiful shot. >> not only do people talk about how pretty it is, but you

know the toll system changed. it's no longer cash. there's tips about. that there's also tips to avoid the touristy part. >> you get that iconic view of the bridge in the background. >> you can get some good information. obviously everyone loves the golden gate bridge knew. it's nice to hear they got four and a half stars. >> some people don't like waiting in line, paying $6 to get across. beyond that, people were pretty positive. >> one of the great activities, i would think, is just walking across the bridge. >> bring a jacket if you do. >> definitely. >> let's move to the south bay. >> obviously yelpers love food. with 10 years of data, we have engineers that pulled together a list of 100 top restaurants in north america based on the wilson score, based on number of reviews and the star average rating. i think it goes to show you

that you don't have to be at an expensive restaurant to get on that list. the sweet potato restaurant is run bey an older gentleman. he sells sweet potatoes, cash only, and yelpers love him. >> it ranked 54th. >> right. >> that's fantastic. >> in reading the notes here, literally a paper bag filled with sweet potatoes. >> that's it. >> delicious. >> so there you see the address if you want to head on by. you can add your own two cents worth to yelp. let's move to san francisco. >> the birds of telegraph hill. they are so cool. i actually discovered them. yelp is one of those places where you find hidden gems. i saw these green and orange things flying over me, and i said what is that? and someone said, oh, it's the

birds, look them up on yelp. they fly all over, and there's about 200 of them. they've been around for decades. a person will document where they have seen them. you're not supposed to hand- feed them, but i think they do anyway. >> i think a few people do. >> it's cool to think we have this local gem that not many people know about. >> just a little taste of what yelpers have been reviewing over the past 10 years. congratulations. >> and clears to 10 more years. >> there you go. thanks a lot for joining us. and we will be right back.

we all know that people love pets, and pets tend to love their owners right back, but this one dog we're about to show you is so happy to be reunited with its human friend that it passed out from joy. take a look.

rebecca is the woman in the video. she just returned home after she was gone for a couple of years. to dogs, that might seem forever. so you can see the dog is so happy that it wimperred and stumbled and finally fell over. the family took the dog to the vet. the dog is just fine, he was just overjoyed. the touching reunion was posted on youtube thursday. it's already gotten more than 340,000 views. you can see why. let's turn our attention to this rabbit who may be a bit heavy on the scales but that just means there's more to cuddle. a colorado man found the animal under a truck friday. at first he thought it was a dog, it was so big. he took it home and has been feeding it veggies as he continues to search for the owner. inventers in nebraska created a game that has a prize that's a bottle of beer.

it's a similar version to the game of fetch you see in carnivals. the inventers thought of the prototype and found a company in new jersey to build it. they say they're surprised no one has thought of the idea considering the game has been around for decades. >> so many great ideas never come to life because people aren't willing to take that leap of faith. we just said, if we failed, at least we had fun, and at the very least we each have a brew bucket in our basement. >> the inventers say it taps into everyone's spirit of competitiveness. coming up, our period of time is here to talk about bodying language. what that means for your rank and status on the job. and this is a view from our roof cam. you can see plenty of sunshine and blue skies. we will have the forecast when we come back.

. you're taking a live look in san jose, they're still on the scene a fire ripped through a commercial yard this morning i'll tell you the challenges they faced following that blaze in the past several hours. >> a heat record in the bay area and how hot it got in other bay area communities. >> we're not looking to break any records today. we have hazy conditions in parts of san francisco. details of hot weather sticking around a little cooler on the coastline coming up. . thanks for joining us. let's get the hour started by talking about the weather and get that forecast. we're looking for a hot day around the bay area. a flag is going around as we take a live look from the booth

camera. we're seeing clear conditions and we have patchy fog along the coastline. we'll see temperatures trending above average. take a look at where we are right now. napa 73, 74 in antiyak. mid-70s half moon ba69 degrees. expect minimal fog tomorrow and cooler conditions. all in all we're looking at temperatures above average as we head into early next week. we'll be highlighting those changes in the forecast coming up at 9:15. >> thank you erica. happening right now, they're mopping up a five alarm blaze that was burning at a commercial building in san jose. one person is in the hospital severely injured. mike pelton has the laysist from san jose. >> reporter: new information

this hour. investigators are no longer concerned about hot spots. they tell us it's fully con and. they're in the investigation stages of this process. there's a lot of metal and debris as you can see on the screen. firefighters are in the process of bringing in construction equipment, backhoes to rip apart some of these buildings and begin the mop up process. it took several hours for crews to get under control. at its peak, it shot 30 to 50 feet in the air. san jose fire crews had to call for help from six other firefighters as it spread to other buildings and it went to five alarms. two storage facilities are among those destroyed in addition to a pal it yard. he showed up and found his business destroyed. >> yes, the first fire, you know, it's sad, you know, i

work so hard and for this to happen, you know, and it happened, accidents happen. >> hot spots with water, they're no longer a concern. hot spots have been put out this morning. one man that works on the property, one of the businesses sustained serious injuries on the property overnight. the property manager, no one was supposed to be here overnight. they're trying to sort that out. the cause of the fire remains under investigation, they began somewhere on the eastern side of the yard. that would be on the right side of your screen. they're having a tough time to find out how long this is going to get dealt with. >> that's latest in the five alarm fire in san jose. a pictor it perfect and

record -- picture perfect record setting yesterday. some people took advantage of the nice day to shop and see the tourist attractions and it was difficult to tell the tourists from the locals as everyone was out enjoying the sunny and hot day. yesterday's 85 degrees beat the previous high of 82 in 1973. nothing compared to livermore where the temperature reached 103 degrees friday. in the heart of down town livermore staying cool was the key and the stone beach at the regional park, it did more than burn feet, it melted shoes. this crowd pales in comparison to the crowds this weekend. highs are expected to reach in the 90s, maybe even 100 degrees. a pedestrians is recovering this morning from major injuries after a chp officer reportedly hit him early this

morning on highway 101 with his patrol car. authorities say the crash happened about 2:00 frommal and rock avenue in san jose. the pedestrians was running across the shoulder and then reportedly ran into the side of the patrol car. the officer swerved to try to avoid the pedestrians and then hit a beam or a berm and stopped on the right shoulder of the highway. us southbound is closed for a key road in the investigation, officials hope to have it open by this time by 9:00 a.m. this morning. all lanes on i680 are reopened after a fatal accident, it happened at san jose at 8:00 near the capitol expressway, they're not clear how this happened, but we're told the medical examiner was called to the scene. all lanes were reopened about 1:00 this morning. and jan going.

>> i'm jan wall, marty knows that, we're going from woody allen, we're dealing with new movies and we have sports and weather and all kinds of things going on as we continue.

. we're getting word from south korea than that north korea has test fired a short range ballistic missile. it flew 300 miles across into the ocean. in gaza 1,000 palestinians have been killed in the ongoing war between israel and hamas. the higher death toll came from a humanitarian ceasefire. this morning they agreed to a brief truce. 1,000 bodies were found alone.

this with secretary of state john kerry to get a ceasefire to stop at least seven days. >> the israeli defense minister said he might expand ground operations in gaza. the urgent removal of 150 embassy staff amongst marine staff comes after intense fighting in the area. this is when turkey closed its diplomatic mission in the city. the workers were transferred from the border to tunisia in security. the dutch will be meeting in the netherlands to talk about the airliner. they'll be discussing having full access to the crash site. they'll be using pathologists to identify remains of the

crash victims. all 298 were killed. 43 were malaysian and the then dutch citizens. dutch citizens. we'll have we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these. so, we can measure, plan and install it for you. yea, let's do that! ikea. professional kitchen services at a low price. heat shields are compromised. we what's that alarm?ures. fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

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francisco, oakland, 70s out in the livermore valley and those of you waking up along the delta, futurecast shows 80s inside the bay and 90s in the warmest inland spots. it's approaching this afternoon. i don't think we'll see much in the way of triple digits. as we head into 8:00 this evening locations are in the 70s. the highs are expected in your neighborhood today. mountain view today lots of 9 #s thought the south day. for the most part staying out of the triple digits. temperatures are as much as 10 degrees cooler. it's 90 in concord, 83 degrees in san leandro. they broke an old record at 85 degrees. we'll see a high of 7 #. as you look at the forecast, not much change in the weather as we head into early next morning.

expect early-morning fog and seasonal conditions as we head into thursday and friday. >> thank you, erica. >> he becomes boss sy. >> he's assertive and confident and she's seen as aggressive. there's a double blind paradox. they are perceived by ability. the question is how can women project status and authority to advance and maintain a likable demeanor. we are joined with an expert and a body language expert. >> thank you so much for being here. it was disconcerting, the more powerful you are as a woman, the lest liked you are. we have amazing women, are they liked or how can they be liked better? >> the good news comes from stanford. thank god.

they found that women can be confident and assertive, but those same women they also understand how to become more empathetic when the situation requires it. they get more promotions than other women and even men in the organizations. >> it's key to be powerful and empathetic. how does body language play in? >> you can use your body language to change other people's perception of you and how you feel about yourself as well. you can use body language to go from confident assertive signals to warm and empathetic. >> let's start with the head? >> if you want to be perceived as confident, you have to remember that nonverbal signals, confidence is displayed in height and space. you want to keep your head high. >> wait, i need this.

you want to put your ears over your shoulders, you don't want to let the chin forward and back. that's status and power. if you want to portray empathy, you want to make it known you're listen, you tilt your head slightly. >> a lot of women nod their head while they're talking? >> we nod our head like bobble heddles. >> men nod when they agree with you. >> women nod all the time. if a man only nods when he's agreeing and he sees a woman nodding, he may think she's on board with this idea. we have a tendency to overnod. >> so head straight when you want to be empathetic. what about hands? >> sweeping gestures, you show

the palm of your hands at a 45- degree angle. you want to bring gestures down around your waist. you want to make a steeple or your hand turned down, like hold that thought. >> you know, the steeple i see that a lot. i see a lot of reporters doing that all the time. isn't it overused? >> it's very much overused. it's only important, if you do your whole presentation like this you're going to look like a big phony. if you have something that's key to say and you've done other gestures while you're talking and you most important thing i want you to remember, that will be a very powerful at that time. >> just be strategy strategic spotty posture. >> here's what happens. your legs are crossed. cross your legs, keep your hands the way they were, these

nice tight things, your elbows in your waist. round your shoulders slightly, i want you to say empower full and confident. >> it doesn't come out there's no support here. people looking at that body posture would not believe it no matter what you said. they would look at that posture and say powerless and vulnerable. >> that's not good. how would you look more confident. i know my mom is telling me, sit up straight and put your shoulders back. >> she's right. you want to keep your shoulders back and if you're seated where you're comfortable to do so you want to uncross your legs, keep your feet flat on the floor, you actually ground yourself. you sit up straight you keep your posture straight, you keep your gestures, hands on the table and by the way, if you're seated a at conference table and you have something

important to say, stand up when you say it because just at that moment you'll get that status, you'll be the tallest in the room. >> we were introducing ourselves in a room the other day, everyone was announcing himself, he said i am just going to stand up for this i hope you don't mind. it was awkward. >> that's awkward, that's not empathy and warmth. if you want to display confidence, if you want to do, you want to say you're equal and all here. you want to stay the same height as people. if you want people to know you're being heard, you want to orient your feet, knees, shoulders towards that person that will make them feel very special. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you being here. i've learned so much. hopefully i'm sitting up now.

marty are you sitting up. >> i'm paying more attention to how i'm sitting. the dodgers in town. we'll have giants highlights coming up next. [ heart beating ]

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tonight. first pitch at 6:05. in oakland park. 100 degrees at game time as they took on the rangers. for the rangers it was jerome williams making his debut. the a's managing just running one run. the a's maintained the best record in the majors and they have a 22.5 game lead over texas. they won last night over the a's 4-1. on the grid iron the oakland raiders taking the field. half of the team made up of entirely new players. fifth overall jack pick saw action. the raiders are expecting great things from him. the receiver rod catching this pass. they're hoping there will be a productive come bow this --

combo this year. a number of people are in to bolster the squad. >> it was a good day. it looked like everybody did their work while they were on their breaks and it came back in previous shape. >> at that's different animal when you get to training camp. things ramp up and it's an exciting time of year to get back to work and get going. >> the raiders opened up the exhibition season on august 8th in minnesota. 49ers and raiders wrap up their camp. join me and nick for the latest on both teams and giants dodgers, a's rangers not to mention the last game ever played at candlestick. it's a soccer game. it's a full half-hour of all your sports needs this sunday night at 9 news. four people will be needed

this week to govern the state of california. we'll explain why. take a look outside, plenty of sunshine in the golden gate bridge. a little cooler compared to yesterday. erica has the forecast when we come back.

. we're back on kron 4 news weekend. there's a little relief, we have to look for a silver lining somewhere. temperatures will be ten degrees cooler than yesterday. the westerly wind coming from the ocean, that's going to limit our temperatures along the coastline. we'll see low 70s there, 90s for the inland spots. for the most part we're staying goodbye to the triple digits. low 70s for the coast. then it looks like subtle changes as we head into early next week. we'll see seasonal weather as we head into thursday and friday, and i'll be

highlighting that on your bay forecast. one place people won't be cooling off at is shadow creek's lake in pleasanton. it will be closed today because of high e-coli levels. the tests will be done later today to figure out and determine if the water is safe. this lake will be closed in oakland. it's due possible to make animals and people sick. more testing needs to be done before they can open the lake again to the public. in the south bay they're battling the drought to get people to put less water on their lawns. it's a campaign push saying brown is the new green. this is being watered once a

week. it saves water by 60%. there are a few brown spots here and there, the grass is drought tolerant and it will bounce back when the rains return. >> i went from 3, 2, to 1 day. it's not a perfectly green water. we're in a serious drought and we have to manage well. >> as it shows outdoor watering accounts for 59% of a typical homeowners water consumption. water the lawn once or twice a week for five minutes and do it twice each time and that will reduce run off and a evaporation. the former director sandy barber has been heading to penn state. she stepped down from cal

berkeley. dave announced he was resigning last month. joiner left because of the sandusky scandal. he oversaw 19 men's championships. he saw the first final four trip for the women's basketball team. how many governors does it take to run the state of california. next week there will be four when throw driven acting governors will rotate as a fill in for jerry brown. he's headed off to mexico for a trade mission. executive powers will go to lieutenant governor until he heads to the east coast on tuesday. then senator pro item gerald steinberg will take over until wednesday and he's leaving to go to a chicago. tony at conditions will be in charge for 9 hours until governor brown returns later that day. new charges filed in the

federal corruption case. he's facing racketeering charges. a federal grand jury added the indictment friday accusing yee for taking bribes, including one on medical marijuana. in march yee was indicted on corruption and arms dealing charges. he was one of 29 people who was in a sweeping investigation. two men were accused of knocking a woman unconscious. anthony pleading guilty to felony assault. he was sentenced to three years probation and one year in jail. another one ploated no contest to misdemeanor assault charges. the fight started because he thought they were very

videotaping her daughter vomiting on the sidewalk. a crime happened at a livermore sports facility where he worked. they discovered more information about the case and the suspect. >> reporter: tuesday police arrested this man, 26-year-old jessie slicker of livermore. the da charged him with committing lewd act on a child under the age of 14. this happened here at cabernet indoor sports of livermore. he's a speed and strength coach in the soccer program. the incident occurred during the lunch hour. in a statement posted on its website, cabernet sports says it's cooperating fully with the livermore police investigation. the coach has been suspended pending the outcome of the situation. prior to his work with cabernet sports, the accused was thoroughly and professionally vetted by us and prior

employers. it's known his family personally for many years. that said, the news is a shock to parents whose kids visit this facility. >> it concerns me when kids are involved and something as horrible as this happens. it's just not acceptable, but it is happening more and more in our society and we as parents are afraid. >> reporter: police also say he worked for world cup soccer camps and clinics which runs soccer camps out of the state of california. he's due to enter a plea next month. the judge has ordered that he stay away from this facility and the child who is making the accusations. >> in livermore dan kerman kron 4 news. >> still ahead a wildfire burning near sacramento has scorched 1300 acres. we'll have the latest video after the break. taking a live look outside we can see increasing traffic at

the bay bridge but things are moving smoothly this early saturday morning. there's plenty of sunshine there to. we'll be right back.

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. we're back on kron 4 news weekend. this fire has burned at least two structures. the sand fire broke out near a river bed near the sierra town of plymouth. it has charred 1300 acres of brush and woodland. >> let's put it on a scale of one to 100. i'm scared. >> are you at that 100? >> right now, yes. >> the fire is 20% contained. moving north to washington state. a massive wildfire there has burned 300 homes and that's double the number previously estimated. the fire was started by lightning. 38 people have died.

the blazes burned 400 square miles north of seattle. it's about 50% contained. spain and california have both things in common. both are holding a running of the bulls. it takes place at the alameda fairgrounds today. you can dodge 18, 1500 bulls around the course. animal rights activists are there to protest the event. they're filing a lawsuit to try to stop it. barring that lawsuit it will start today in pleasanton. there will be a celebration for a anniversary, splash down 45 will celebrate 45 years for the moon landing and the safe return to the astronauts. he'll be there to meet and greet guests. he's the second man to walk on

the moon. the event starts at 10:00 this morning and runs aboard the aircraft carrier. how are you doing? he's such an amazing man. when is the movie coming out about buzz. three new movies, the overpaid and overpriced. it's all here when kron 4 news weekend continues. . >> i'm here with our real estate broker from cal homes. great to see you. >> so many people know of you as a real estate expert and for many years we know of the real estate market. are home values are on the rise? >> yes, it's actually risen to 540,000. last year in 2013 we saw an a

significant appreciation for many properties. in 2014 we may not see much increase in values, i have to agree. we've seen some buyers have dropped out of the market. >> so, would this still be considered a seller's market. >> yes, it's still a seller's market because there's low inventory. with lower inventory, there's less competition for a homeowner, so homeowners are able to sell their properties in ans a is condition, so, they don't have to put a lot of money into fixing it up and rates are reasonable. homeowners wanting to move up should take advantage of that. >> who can you actually help? >> every situation is different. we're able to help people get prequalified, we're able to help buy the right home for them. we're able to work with equity sales, nonshort sales, perhaps help people maximize their value. we're conducting short sales, individuals who need to conduct

a short sale. the time is of the essence. there's still laws in their favor as well as tax laws. >> if you would like a complimentary consultation, contact suzanne today. give her a call or e-mail at health at calhoun info.com. they're real experts you can trust.

. we're whack for the weekend. we're talking about the hot weather around the bay area. it's going to be cooler today. >> much relief today. it's going to be a hot one. especially temperatures approaching the upper 90s. these numbers will back off a bit. we're off to a warm start. livermore 75, 72 in concord. san francisco is at 68. by lunchtime we'll make our way to the 70s along the coast

we'll see 80s for the mid peninsula and the shoreline. livermore in the 90s, as we put the clock into motion, temperatures will approach # this afternoon and we're talking about a fairly warm evening with 70s dominating the map by 8:00 tonight. as you break down the highs expected in your neighborhood you'll notice the difference compared to yesterday. you don't see the 100-degree readings today. it's 88 in cupertino. it's 84 in freemont. if you like those upper 90s, you'll see them in pittsburg, 8 had and upper 80 in vallejo. it hasn't been that warm since the early 1970. it will be 85 in wine country. oakland getting close to 80 and 84 degrees in san mateo. if you're headed to the

dodgers, the first pitch at 6:05, temperatures in the upper 60s. we're crossing our fingers for a better game. hopefully the weather will be on their side. we'll see similar weather as we head into early next week. it looks like seasonal conditions into next thursday and friday. no matter what happens they can't blame the weather for the giants game. we'll have much more. . >> we're having a heat wave. we have a new woody allen, a new rob rider and a movie that takes us on the star ship enterprise. let's enter the wooden al inmovie. >> bravo, sometimes they're amazing and unforgettable and

as beautiful as it looks and sounds, it's not major allen. it's like second tier, still like all of his work, it's worth seeing. col infirst, he stars as a asian magician. he's an up tightening leishman. he's brought in a friend to help unmask a swindle. a young woman pretends to communicate with the dead. she picked a great place, the riviera, but the casting is wrong. emma stone is too young, she's dressed and made up even younger than she is. hurting the movie and insulting on top of that. when he gets it right he hits it out of the park, it's a trip but you won't feel ripped off if you need to get out of the heat it's fine to see. one of my favorite actors

is michael douglas. he is given custody of his granddaughter. the name of this movie is and so it goes. his life changes in true hollywood fashion. his neighbor is there to save him from his granddaughter. he's caustic and believable. we've seen her before. is her agent before. she's unbelievable. i wish this casting would have been cher, glenn close, someone with spunk. usually i'll have what he's having. at least he cast himself with a bad. it oupe on it. francis is also around. it's okay with pleasant summer escapism, it should have been

better. the one i like the best, it's on video on demand and it's on the big screen directed by jennifer m crew, it's a documentary that takes us into the world and life of john known for star trek. what's great biographies do is show the entire person and why he ends up as he is. he was taken into the us japanese internment camps, he moved from that to politics, to cinematograph. from conquered new frontiers in space and telling off william shatner. when he does this, he's a fascinating courageous man, i love this guy. i've overseen him in the gay pride parade. he's a terrific man. >> he seems to be a real

gentleman, although william shatner may say something different. >> his thing was with william shatner is he doesn't notice anybody else but he manages to tell him off beautifully. what you see right now is movies include boyhood, this is worth your time and money, it's three hours, hard day's night. >> it's restored. it's fantastic, i loved it. >> chef is worth seeing, life itself and begin again. all of these are worth seeing and on dvd, chavez, the railroad man, that's a brilliant foreign minister. the king's speech, that was great. and my favorite woody allen is -- >> it's worth seeing again. >> exactly, now, what's happening in the weird world.

these are better than the weird world of hollywood. this is life of minever, she built a opera half. she had a good second half. she was just wonderful and it explains the lady like brilliance. >> she was a classy actress. >> graceful. everyone should give a film festival with her. >> this is about bus by berkeley. they use the berkeley to shot when it comes to looking down. >> he's the one who gave us the wise music. it was like salvador dali, it was in his head. it's definitely worth reading and here is now a i will will bit going on in the news. the trailer for the 50 shades

of gray, we see this played by johnson and seduced by the christian gray and played by door man in the background. a slower version of beyonce's crazy in love is being played. the film hits theatres. when do you think this movie will hit, and it's about things you hope your daughter doesn't know. >> i don't know. >> there's nothing about this one-sided lust and it's definitely sad for young people. but, it's going to be valentine's day. >> valentine's day is next year. >> start saving your money now. so, that's a little bit of what's going on. what's going on. >> you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy barbecue sauce and grilled onions, plus double meat and cheese like the original.

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this word in the kron 4 news room. the giants are working to finalize a trade for right

hander jake peevy, they're working to beef up their pitching staff. there is a deal being worked out but he could be in the giants rotation as soon as tomorrow night's game against the dodgers at at&t park. we'll keep you up-to-date as that moves through. say bye-bye to triple digits back in the low 80s and afternoon sunshine and we're near seasonal as we head into the later half of the week. >> thank you, erica. thanks for joining us this morning for jan and erica, we'll see you tomorrow morning and kron 4 news at 8:00. try to stay cool. bye-bye.

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when it comes to making home improvements there are some that can make your home more beautiful and some make your home more comfortable. we'll talk about the home improvement that can make your home more comfortable and beautiful. it's changing your windows and doors by anderson. why replace your windows and doors in the first place, you'll find out on this bay area home improvement edition. . hi, welcome to bay area living home improvement edition. we're here with matt miller. thanks for joining