included and north bay. livermore, concord and san jose and san mateo. he knew things up, and tomorrow will be the hottest day of the week. you will see to it is already in the '90s.the pink area indicate low 100 spirit >> reporter: expected to date and the indication of what we can have for tomorrow with the heat advisory creek 9:00 p.m. because we will reach the hottest day tomorrow well over 100 degrees talk about a lease for the east bay shoreline. --80's >> reporter: have a cool down to it in place of friday.

>> catherine: shh this is a live look at the grid that tough for debt is updated every 10 minutes to rid the solid line uptalk is what people are using and demanding on the system today. and that is the problem. the blue line underneath is what they were expecting and that you can see for much of the day the demand has buster be before cast. the last few hours the demand has been dipping below the dotted line showing what it was tough for this are stressing the system mostly because of the big spike in air-

conditioning one of the places where that is happily the east bay. that is where j.r. stone is live and alamo with details on how people need to respond. >> catherine: j.r.? >> reporter: i am in the shade and you can see my thermometer here. in the shade of about 100 degrees bridge talk about blacks alert they are asking people to concerts and keep debt service that and said the eight degrees. turn the lights off and not used appliances until at least 6:00 in the evening grit i had been talking to people about this and most people are unfamiliar with the black alert. >> it is taught--hot! >> what is a flexed alert?

>> it is a little bit too hot for us we just had a baby in the fairly. --family >> know. >> reporter: you ready for the cold to come back? >> yes already. >> reporter: number of people said that it are working at conserve it are not drastically keep its debt but they are keeping it cool inside. >> pam: that's where j-r stone is live - in alamo - withthe south bay is feeling the heat.

as kron four's terisa estacio reports, for some camp, it was not easy to deal with the heat and improve on their game at the same time.. >>-- come on - focus. >> reporter:as the sun beat down. >>these kids got down to business working on on their back hand --good job >> reporter:and other aspects of their game. >> reporter:as if the game isn't tough enough the hot temperatures making matters even more challenging. >> reporter:parents told me their strategies for helping their kids face today's hot weather at this summer camp located at walnut creeks tennis center at heather farms. >> june iwahashi/parent lots and lots of water. water was certainly a hit take a look at all of these empty containers. >> reporter:the director says they do their best to care for the kids.

>>we take lots of breaks and offer the camp early so they can get out early. >>as for the rest of the day it is inside for a nap. te, walnut creek. >> pam:and you can get the latest forecast anytime on your phone with the kron 4 mobile app. >> pam:it's free in the apple app store. or google play. >> pam:shocking new information tonight. about the berkeley apartment building where a balcony collapsed. killing 6 young people. and injuring 7 others. >> pam:it turns out, less than a year ago, the building was inspected by an outside flying colors. >> pam:kron 4's dan kerman is live at the library gardens apartment in berkeley with more dan >> reporter: under six months ago that it expects it was done in nicosia and

the city of berkeley was that it documents the balcony as good. >> reporter: the up and collapsed that injured seven others and killed six patrick had been expected less than one year ago. -- inspected >> reporter: >> it was not a regular inspection. obviously, it was flawed and should have picked up what would have been a problem at that time. >> reporter: is very likely that it was nine hands on an inspection the more visual. something should have this bought it because dry rot did not just developed in the last 10 months. >> it should have been worn

before cracking in the surface bridge that there was water intrusion and we should test or they should have seen something. >> reporter: lee and other cities must have their inspected at to make sure that there's no water or writing grit--rotting >> the main thing to do is make sure that she did it right the first time bridge --thr first timr =e >> reporter: after rigorous inspections by lady accident they are confident that the city is safe. reporting in berkeley kron 4 news.

>> pam:a close call for many santa clara county employees. s-e-i-u local - 521. was all set to strike this morning if a contract agreement with the county could not be made. >> pam:but just two hours before the deadline - a tentative deal was struck. >> pam:this union represents more than nine -thousand members. and only about five- hundred of them were deemed essential workers. that means. over eight- thousand people were set to walk off the job. >> pam:we spoke to some union members after the hearing about the deal. >> pam:they say, they're looking forward to seeing the details of the contract. >>.ready for it >> pam:the next step is to send the tentative agreement back to the union members to vote. >> pam:if they agree on the deal it will go to the board of supervisiors. .

>> pam:there is much more ahead at 5. the controversial vaccine bill is now law. >> pam:but some parents promise to keep fighting it. plus. with extreme heat and very dry weather. >> pam:there are new concerns tonight about 4th of july foreworks. and for some north bay commuters. >> pam:your ride to work is about to get a little more expensive.

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>> pam: the rainbow decorated waldo tunnel on highway -101. heading into marin county, will be renamed for beloved robin williams. >> pam: now that the state legislature approved a resolution calling for the name change. cal-trans has to figure out how much money it needs. to put up new signs. the change will be funded by private donations. >> pam: it all started as a petition by julie wainwright - a bay area business owner and marin county resident. she wanted to honor the memory of williams. who lived in tiburon, when he took his own life. >> pam: the name change could happen as soon as the fall. >> pam: it is about to get more expensive to cross the golden gate bridge. tolls are going up. starting tomorrow. >> pam: kron 4's jackie sissel has details on just how much you will have to pay. and what's behind the increase. >> reporter: starting tomorrow the people in the cars will have to pay more to cross the bridge creek and additional 25¢ across

the board as a five-year plan to put in place last year when the bridge for all electronic toll kurt. this to >> not be a surprise. they should expect every july 3rd. to receive an increase. >> reporter: carpels will add 25¢ to therefore dollar toll. the five-year toll plan will be 138 $9 and raise at it will go back to the bridge. --carpoolers >> we have been happy with what happened and regards to the public safety record in regard to that barrier creek we up ongoing programs to

make sure that we are up the cold and up-to-date. --up to code >> pam:caught on a ledge. that is what happened to one s-u-v this morning in the east bay. >> pam:tow trucks pulled up this car this morning. it had gone over the edge of grizzly peak blvd in berkeley. >> pam:the woman driver and her passengers. were fortunate to escape without injuries. shot >> pam:the tow truck driver who pulled the woman to safety, explained how the car went off the road. >>.it's not funny >> pam:crews say. the only thing that saved the vehicles from sliding down the hill. was a tree stump. >> pam:the heat and the

drought are combining to create seemingly non-stop work for firefighters. >> pam:seveal western wildfires are far from containement tonight. >> pam: >> grant:this is new time lapse video of the sleepy hollow fire in central washington. >> grant:it's one of several wildfires in the western states that have people concerned tonight. >> grant:two of the others are near markleeville.south of lake tahoe.and in santa barbara county. but the sleepy hollow fire in washington has so far been the most destructive. this wildfire has devoured three thousand acres in the washington town of wenatchee. >> grant:the fast moving flames have destoryed 24 homes and four businesses. the drarmtic images of leveled homes illustrate the devastation. three firefighters have been injured since the fire stated on sunday. >> grant:four thousand homes could face mandatory

evacuations at a moments notice. the real concern is what's next. >> grant:the fire's just 10 percent contianed.and temperatures are expected to be over 100 degrees every day this week.about 30 miles south of lake tahoe.a huge wildfire is burning near the mountain town of markleeville.but crews are making progress.and hioghways and campgrounds are re-opening. >> grant:it's burned nearly 18-thousand acres in the past two weeks.and containment is up to 56 percent. and in santa barbara county. >> grant:all mandatory evacuations have been lifted in the small city of lompoc.just south of the vandenberg airforce base along highway one. 320 acres have burned and this one.which started yesterday.is 75 percent contained. >> grant:and if you're looking for the best place

to see fireworks this forth of july. look no further than kron 4. >> pam:our fireworks special airs this saturday night. the highlight of the show. is the big fireworks display put on by the city of san francisco. over the bay. our coverage begins at 9 p-m this saturday, july 4th. right here on kron 4. >> reporter: truck the dishes and a looming over the bay area--drought cond itions >> reporter: the three cities in the coming legally selling fireworks spirit >> additional staffing so additional resources are on duty that would normally not be on duty the on a normal day.

>> reporter: for those who purchased the safe fireworks there's four designated areas where there's lee " to set them up through it jet and is also on the list to that as the double the city set up this year. >> reporter: should mention that the proceeds of the sales of fireworks here in dublin call to multiple nonprofit organization. in dublin kron 4 news.

>> reporter: we are doing hard to apertures we are sizzling take a look as summer temperatures would hotspot cities 102 in oakland and 102 and antioch. santa rosa at 101 and the rest of the evening looks like this. with a '90s in the and the location is east bay shore line should be 78 degrees by then. 80 degrees and 65 along the east bay shoreline. >> reporter: 60 degrees on the bay. pretty breezy out here temperatures 10 mi. per

hour sprint, 14 for livermore print 12 for hayward for the next day's are hot. and 101 for the inland valleys, and the ninth for the east bay shoreline, which is proving more for the east bay this time of year. >> reporter: lee tran kicks in friday. --a cooling trend kicks in by friday. >> reporter: sizzling heat for certain areas in the

triple digits! more coming up! >> pam:the controversial california vaccine bill. is now law. next. why parents opposed to the bill say, their fight is not over. >> pam:plus. president's approval rating gets a much needed boost. what's behind it. coming up.

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>> gary: >> i feel that is the parent's right to choose what medical services their child receives. it is between the parent and child and a medical physician that is sick. -- that is it >> reporter: >> are seeing more and more parents up the account of child immunizations. and that makes our schools unsafe for it. >> reporter: julie says her side is not done fighting but this time it will move away from the capitol and into the courts.

>> reporter: is expected of the new low will begin in 2016. >> pam: the debt ceiling bill is not the only note law and legislation. other was to strengthen gun control and protect your privacy. >> pam: six million workers are expected to benefit from a required three paid sick days each year. >> pam: employers are now required to provide the days off for employees that work thirty or more days in a year. >> pam: one hour of time off would be earned every thirty hours worked. >> pam: the state also is phasing in a ban on lead ammunition by barring it in certain areas. >> pam: and all cell phones manufactured and sold starting in july. must have a kill switch. >> pam: so if the device is stolen in can be easily deactivated.

>> pam: there are news details tonight about the new york prison break. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. what we are learning about the days leading up to the daring escape. >> pam: plus. the new feature google is adding that will help keep drivers safe around train crossings. and a kitchen with just as many layers.

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom. >> grant: brandon video just in to our news room about the grass fire to sock of gilroy we are seeing what crews are up against the hill trained fighting this thing from the ground as well as the air with 40 a. burning terret moderate frontage road south of gilroy creek rob fladeboe is joining us right now. >> reporter: grant? i am just south at 125 between gilroy and hollister to rid commuters heading south will be able to see the smoke. sis is it private cattle ranch. just south of gilroy

40 a. bernie east to west and i am actually downwind. we are not sure if any homes are in the area. cal fire is using a lot of resources and have full strike teams. all broke out about 3 per your soul. there are some low areas. so far from what i can seek hellfire getting a ring around this bank. -- around this thing. >> reporter: >> gary: is it wendy there or just talk? >> reporter:is it windy or

just hot? >> reporter: both! probably about 20 the 25 mi. per hour here to it which is why hellfire hennessy spotting with embers of the fire being blown down and starting smaller fires ahead of the main fire. >> reporter: >> grant: the he is the factor the wind is the factor which is probably what they're using some and resources. >> reporter: it is in french. so it could be a ranch house one or two and outbuildings barnes and outhouses spirit >> reporter: livestock trailers, may have to be evacuated. a lot of activity

is going on right now grant. >> grant: just south of gilroy. or 40 a. have burned at least will state of did it and keep you warm next career--and keep you informed. >> reporter: we have a heat advisory and of that starting now until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow creek highs tomorrow look like this with a 101 creek and in leadbelly's danville and pleasanton and the east bay shoreline with warm temperatures. oakland and 874 cell san leandro.

sulfate will be in the mid- 90s overall accurate northlake with low to mid 90's creek 104 fairfield and much cooler and is the peninsula with pettifog and marine lawyers. --marine layers >> reporter: you only have to deal with the heat for one more day. there is a cool down in place for the rest of the weekend. >> pam: now at 5:30. >> pam: our top story tonight. area. the new york prison break >> pam: story keeps getting stranger and stranger. >> pam: today's revelation: the escape was "not" their first venture outside the walls. >> pam: alecia reid is here with more on what we are

learning. alecia? >> reporter:the jailbreak investigation is now in full swing, looking into how richard matt and david sweat hatched their escape plan. >> reporter:sweat has reportedly told police about a practice run the night before the escape. >> reporter:matt was shot and killed in these woods friday. >> reporter:this graphic image which we have blurred showing him after he was shot in the head. >> reporter:sweat was shot twice in the torso sunday during his capture. he is now hospitalized -- and talking to investigators. >> reporter:he's told them that he and matt began sawing through the back walls of their cells roughly six months before they staged their escape. >> reporter:and that the night before the escape, he slipped through the opening shinnied down five flights of piping to the tunnels beneath the prison and emerged from a manhole cover two blocks from the prison. and then returned to his cell investigators are looking at whether guards on the honor block were sleeping during their shifts, which would have allowed the escapees to easily leave their jail

cells. >> reporter:today three executives and nine security staff, including the prison superintendent and his deputy were put on administrative leave. >> reporter:a source says prison worker joyce mitchell has admitted to smuggling hacksaw blades by hiding them in frozen hamburger meat delivered to matt. >> reporter:she has pleaded not guilty to promoting prison contraband and criminal facilitation. >> reporter:mitchell is said to be-- quote-- "ecstatic" the manhunt is over. >> reporter:while the escape is being investigated. the fbi has launched a probe into possible broader corruption at the clinton correctional facility. >> reporter:they are looking into possible drug trafficking and other criminal behavior among prison employees and inmates. >> reporter:pam. world war two-era hand grenade.

>> pam: a statue of robert e lee is vandalized in virginia. charlottesville police are investigating the damage at lee park. >> pam: police say "black lives matter" was spray painted on the statue of robert e. lee tuesday morning. >> pam: you can see the green paint washed out on the base of the structure. >> pam: lee led the confederate army of northern virginia during the civil war. >> pam: the city's park and recreation department handled the cleanup. crews say it took about an hour to remove the paint. for the first time in more >> pam: than two years, a new poll finds about half of americans approve of the way president obama is doing his job. >> pam: that rising number comes as the number of presidential hopefuls is growing as well. >> pam: emily schmidt reports from washington. >> reporter:one memorable race relations speech.two supreme court wins.and a fifty percent approval rating. >> reporter:all enough to make a reporter ask president obama his best- ever week. >>marrying michelle.that was a really good week

>> reporter:but apart from that the birth of his daughters, and--he joked, a basketball game where he once scored 27 points--the president said last week was gratifying. >>we are going squeeze every last ounce of progress that we can make as long as i have the privilege of holding this office. >> reporter:a new cnn/orc poll shows an approval rating up five points in a month to its highest level since mid-2013. >> reporter:yet, republicans hoping to take back the oval office in 2016 paint a different picture. >>presidential candidate we'd better not turn it over to his second mate hillary clinton. >> reporter:new jersey governor chris christie officially entered the presidential race tuesday. >>presidential candidate i mean what i say, and i say what i mean, and that's what america needs right now. >> reporter:christie promised straight talk as he navigates a crowded political field of fourteen major candidates for the republican nomination. >> reporter:a recent cnn/orc poll showed a nine point drop from late last year-- from 13 to 4 percent-- in thenumber of republicans who say they would support him if he was the republican candidate. >> reporter:christie will

work to numbers, while president obama. >>i might see if we can make next week even better. >> reporter:hopes to keep his positive momentum. in washington, i'm emily schmidt. republican presidential candidate jeb bush gave voters more information >> grant:google will alert drivers as they approach railroad crossings. the federal railroad administration says the tech giant will introduce a feature on its navigation app. >> grant:that feature will use audio and visual alerts to warn drivers as they approach rail crossings. officials say google will try and pinpoint every rail crossing in the u-s. the f-r-a is asking other major "map app" developers, including apple and mapquest, do the same. it's not known when the rail crossing feature will debut

for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child.

>> pam:is there a link between orange juice and skin cancer? catherine heenan is here with the troubling question being raised by a new medical study. >> pam:catherine? >> catherine: by this - since we think of orange juice and other >> pam: >> catherine:citrus as being good for us. >> catherine:but doctors say they've found a link between some forms of citrus juice -

and melanoma. >> catherine:a glass of orange juice at least once a day seems to increase the risk by 25 percent. >> catherine:and people who 'ate' a whole grapefruit at least three times a week had a 41 percent higher melanoma risk. >> catherine:on the other hand - grapefruit 'juice' and eating whole oranges didn't seem to pose a risk. >> catherine:but bottom line - experts think there are compounds in citrus which can make skin more sensitive to the sun. >> catherine:they stress that they haven't proven anything yet -- and more study is needed. >> catherine:the study didn't include lemons and limes. >> catherine:and if you're not already convinced that sugary drinks are bad for you. a new study might wake you up. it says that they're killing more than 184-thousand people a year - worldwide. >> catherine:the deaths are the result of cancer and heart disease -- but mostly diabetes. >> catherine:the sugar- packed drinks include soda fruit drinks, energy drinks

- and sweetened iced tea. the study is in the american heart association journal -- "circulation." >> catherine:the lead author says the world simply must reduce or eliminate sugary drinks.

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>> pam: we will continue our coverage with a blistering weather with advice on how to keep your pet cool and of danger which is coming up that kron 4 news at 6:00. catherine? >> catherine:more fall-out from donald trumps recent comments about mexican immigrants coming into the country illegally. miss universe organizers say the show will go on -- but 'without' mexico. >> catherine:mexico's national pageant director says that the country will not be sending a delegate this year. trump is a part owner of the miss universe show. >> catherine:just yesterday - n-b-c said that it won't air the 'miss u-s-a pageant'

because of trump's involvement. >> catherine:when announcing his run for president - trump said mexico is sending over drug dealers and rapists - and bringing lots of crime to the u.s. >> pam:forbes released its list of world's highest paid celebrities for 2015. and boxer floyd mayweather knocks the competition out. according to forbes, mayweather has earned 300- million dollars in the past 12 months. making him the highest paid entertainer on earth right now. >> pam:in second place was mayweather's recent boxing opponent, manny pacquiao. who earned 160 million bucks over the past year. >> pam:pop star katy perry landed in third place. earning 135 million dollars. making her the highest paid female celebrity. >> pam:boy band one direction came in fourth with 130 million dollars. >> pam:radio show host howard stern earned fifth place on the list, earning 95 million dollars. >> pam:singer taylor swift was the only other woman to make the top ten. earning 80 million dollars in the last year. >> pam:speaking of katy perry.

>> pam:her dream of living in a convent is turning into a bit of a legal nightmare. >> pam:the singer wants to buy a sprawling los angeles property formerly owned by the sisters of the immaculate heart of mary. >> pam:court documents show the catholic church's archdiocese signed a deal with perry. >> pam:but the five remaining nuns living in the convent say they signed another deal with a local developer. one of the sisters told the l-a times perry met with them, but they didn't know who she was. >> pam:then they googled her videos and were not impressed. >> pam:now lawyers are filing papers to fight contracts signed on both sides of the deal. >> pam:for all you guys out there wanting to propose to your fiance. >> pam:imagine having your special moment captured by the same photogs who spend their days and night following the stars! >> pam:the insider's michael yo is in hollywood with that story. g >> reporter:pam, the celebrity trackers are

trying to upgrade their image by giving future brides a chance in the spotlight? we take you inside the paparazzi proposal trend. >> 00.48 kim surrounded people screaming >> reporter:this is what it feels like to be swarmed by paparazzi ---- >> swarm - swearing screaming 01.08 reporter 'oh my goodness, okay.' >> reporter:they're relentless when seeking their celebrity prey - little girl was crying because she got squished by >> reporter:favorite targets kim k and the biebs -- kate middleton --- djimon hounsou --- they all know flash bulbs popping fame ---- >>clip brian / victoria 'will you marry me?' 'oh my god!' >> reporter:but now everyday ordinary people are opting in for the paparazzi treatment ---- >>james adler 'the reason i started this company i

didn't want to interfere with that moment' >> reporter:music over images of couples >> reporter:former paparazzo james ambler's ingenious idea - paparazzi proposals - covers every woman's dream moment from every conceivable angle - including drone footage and a ring cam - and only the future groom is in on it. >>james adler 'all of our photographers have very long lenses and we shoot very discreetly so she has no idea we are there' >>matt and mia 'will you marry me?' 'of course!' >>packages range from four hundred ninety five to fifteen hundred - depending on the perks - and include the three steps of capturing the perfect proposal --- the planning, the build up and the "will you marry me?" moment. james ambler 'everything is tailored to the individual we know that no two proposals are the same' >> reporter:but in the end james knows what makes a perfect proposal - >>james ambler 'you don't have to spend lots of money, just make it personal, make it intimate for them' >> reporter:we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm michael

yo back to you pam. >> pam:you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. followed by kron 4 news at eight return to index of >> reporter: 103 and gilroy next zero and this heatwave that we are colon through now. >> reporter: lee clear skies with a net decrease currently for the power grid the wind speed that we are dealing with now would die down 7 mi. per hour and we will have the patchy coastal falk current--coa

stal fog >> reporter: and weight of high cloud into tomorrow morning creek we are dealing with plenty of sunshine and when it does. the up and wind speed as well. at yet 21 went bust. hayward at 15 and. we are dealing with f o g trecker expect coastal fog along the coast-in or out mid morning. and time to heat things up with one more day of dealing with the heat. 99 for livermore tomorrow and the east bay shoreline warm temperatures as well. drink plenty of water and wear sunscreen was spending time outdoors and

tried to stay in the shaded areas. i do not lead heads or children inside the car because of the heat for it-- do not leave pets nor children in the car due to the blistering heat. >> reporter: we will return after this break!

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> this just in to the kron 4 newsroom.

>> grant:breaking news in the far south bay. a wildfire has burned more than 40 acres just south of gilroy. this is along highway 101 near monterey frontage road. >> grant:it's buring on a private cattle ranch. no word of evacuations or homes threatened. it started around 3:30 this afternoon. >> grant:winds around 20 miles per hour.and extreme heat near 100 degrees are fueling thisat least two cal fire planes and a chopper are fighting this from the air. >> grant:the smoke is creating visibiklity problems.and traffic is backing up on southbound highway for much of the bay area tonight. it is extremely dry and hot. and we can expect much of the same tomorrow. >> grant:many people are cracking up the air conditioner. to try and cool off. >> grant:kron 4's j.r stone is live in alamo, with the call from state officials

telling everyone to conserve energy during this heatwave. >> reporter: one thing that i can tell you is that when you see the bulldozers are rising know that it is getting serious a couple of big tractor-trailer rigs rose by each one with the caterpillar here. brigade and to cut fire lines down and wind. and the same timeframe we seen the least 15 to 20 engines are arriving. with a strike teams. it is definitely a fire that is being taken seriously current overhead accuracy the line in here to see how fast the turned things around. foster is a town fire with a airbase. no

more than 10 of 15 mi. away from here. i of south of highway 25 and 101. this is the cattle ranch creek fire is burning torch of and very smoky. of this ability as you come through gilroy is next to nothing. fire is still going strong. grant? >> grant: we know anything about any homes that may be on that land. we do know that it is a wrench. --ranch

>> reporter: are few people that pulled off the side of the road toward they are not threatened but they could be in harm's way the chilly. it appears that there's three quarters to a mile away right now creek there is an awful lot of smoke just over the hill or accurate >> grant: will continue to update you on this grass fire. pam? >> pam: and we begin with diane tuazon on the weather deck. today?

>> reporter: gilroy was the only city to break records believe it or not accurate 103 gilroy got to the record for it sold to other children now are still in the upper 100 for most of the inland valleys take a look at the temperatures with 1034 fairfield and 1014 antioch with one of 24 plaza 10 and concord at 103 currently. everyone knows the school to mild temperatures we do have the he doesn't until tomorrow 9:00. we have one more day of the heat with heights tomorrow creek with a handful of 101 that creek danville and pleasanton fall in behind at 102 and the grant wood creek east bay shore lies cooler with a mix of temperatures.

>> reporter: union city and 90 creek south bay the upper 90s to 100 and then you move over to the north bay and santa rosa with of 90 degrees 884 vallejo. and the peninsula with a huge difference 40 degree difference. >> reporter: 7 day forecast, and we are mission one more day with a triple digit temperatures with a cool down and placed on thursday but you will really phillip by friday and into the weekend. more ahead! >> pam: the scorching temperatures have california power grid operators. urging residents to conserve power. >> pam: kron 4's j.r stone is live in alamo tonight. to

break down what the flex alert means and how long it will remain in effect. j. r? >> reporter:the warm temperatures started early this morning especially in walnut creek. >> reporter: finally turning the lights out it is 104 degrees at least in the sun here and alamo we are talking about upper 90s in the shade. with talk to a number of people here and alamo about concerted and the blacks alert but it is in bit of confusion and this is what they had to say. >> i have never heard of it. >> just a little bit. that is when they cut back right? >> do not like their condition creek so i go outside in the shade. --air

conditioning >> >> gary: >> reporter: they say to sit to keep your thermostat at 78 degrees. is that doable? >> guess it is. --yes it is! >> reporter: to lee, have to be honest i did not come across that bridge it will be like this today and tomorrow accurate this is not something that is issued very often last time it was july 2013 so it has but a couple of years. pam back to you in the studio. >> pam: here at heather farms community park. these men say they were getting in their match early so that they can take a break in the afternoon when things really cranked up.

>> reporter: people, adults cannot suffer or even die from heat stroke the writ >> they have no sweat glands on any part of their body so there's no other way to cool them off. over at the swim center, many people got their >> reporter:and as you can see, it was a hot tuesday. the heat has prompted a reminder from veterinarians about the potential for heat stroke in dogs. kron four's >> reporter:rob fladeboe reports from were dealing with temperatures in the triple digits. >> reporter:it's a story you'll only see on kron 4. >> reporter:a child's wading pool like life. gilroy veterinarian dennis harrigan

remind us that like people, dogs can suffer, even die from, heat >> reporter:dr. dennis harrigan/gilroy vet hospital -- >> reporter:dr. harrigan says he see's at least a half dozen cases of heat stroke in dogs every summer. dogs with long hair and or short risk. >> reporter:the dangers of leaving pets in a parked car, even withcracked is asking for trouble and five seconds on hot pavement can harm a dog's foot pad. if it's too hot for you to be barefoot, it's dr. harrigan says if possible, keep your dog inside on a day like this or if that's not possible.by the pool.in gilroy rob fladeboe >> let them drink as much water to clear or to reduce their body heat. >> pam: kron 4 news. >> pam: firefighters in

alameda and live released documents says inspectors of found nothing wrong at that time. however and is that the we talked to says he finds that hard to believe we have kron4 dan permanent he is also at the library garden apartments and berkeley tonight. dan? additional resources this those who look at this building less than a year ago found the overall shape of the building good things related to the police also good accurate.

gene st. onge/civil engineer >> reporter:kron 4 had civil engineer gene st. onge review these documents he says a proper inspection should have uncovered something. >> we are only talking and one year ago. there should have been advanced dry rock creek >> reporter:st. onge says it was likely just a visual inspection, which he says can only go so far. >> reporter:city officials are now proposing balconies by inspected every 5 years. but st. onge finds that problematic. >> reporter:former state senator leland yee is scheduled to return to federal court tomorrow for a change in plea hearing. >> every two to three years. because the instructor like this can rot away in three years. and the people or the entity dolan that inspection has to be qualified and

experienced enough to detect problems from visual inspections. >> reporter: cent launched says inspect the building is while they're under construction. so far that is not a requirement the management of the building when not comment on previous inspections only to say that this is there's that safety is a top priority creek and this building is now safe. >> pam: and popular san francisco marrow is vandalized for the third time this month. plus governor brown signs the controversy of vaccine bill into law hear from one bay area mother who is not happy about that. and president obama and must expend overtime pay for millions of the americas and what that

means for you. after the break.

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for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child. >> catherine:people in san francisco's mission district can't believe that an l-g-b- t mural has been vandalized for a third time. these are photos - showing that this time - someone

torched it. >> catherine:the mural - on 24th and bryant - had just been repaired for pride weekend. and around 11:30 last night -- this happened. the attack is being investigated as a hate crime. >> catherine:the mural shows a trans man, a lesbian couple and a gay chicano couple. a witness saw someone setting fire to the mural and managed to put it out >> catherine:with a fire extinguisher. >> catherine:a video camera has been aimed at the mural - and surveillance footage. >> pam: former state senator leland yee is scheduled to return to federal court tomorrow for a hearing. this emphasis golan that lawmakers faces 13 counts of corruption including charges money laundering and

conspiring to sell weapons and soliciting campaign contributions in exchange for political favors. he had previously pleaded not guilty and is unclear what changes will make tomorrow crit three other defendants including former san francisco school board president chief objection will be at the hearing creek and all 28 people were indicted on federal corruption probe last year. >> pam: it's official. >> pam: today governor jerry brown signed the controversial vaccine bill into law. it eliminates personal belief exemptions from vaccination requirements for all students attending california schools. >> pam: the bill, inspired by a measles outbreak in california that started at disneyland in december, triggered heated debate and passionate testimony on both sides. >> pam: under the new law unvaccinated students will either home schooled attend a multi-family private home school, or use an independent study program. >> pam: we talked to one marin mom who is part of the

opposition. she doesn't like the idea of the government being involved in what she thinks should be a choice between parents and their child's pediatrician. >> pam: she questions the laws effectiveness since it won't impact children like her two boys who are unvaccinated and home schooled. >>"oc even disneyland" >> pam: the marin county public health officer heralds the new law. he says the rise of the use of personal belief exemptions by parents there correspond with the rise of outbreaks of whooping cough and measles, both preventable diseases. >> pam: a santa clara county employees strike was averted.after county officials and union officials reached a tentative contract agreement early this morning. >> pam: s-e-i-u local 521. reached a four-year contract agreement with county officials just 2 scheduled to start at 6. >> pam: union officials say members will vote on the agreement nest week. >> pam: if they agree to the deal.it will go to the board of supervisors. >> pam: s-e-i-u represents roughly 9000 workers from

numerous county departments. >> reporter:president obama says too many americans have been working too many hours for too little pay. >> reporter:he's ordered new changes in federal overtime rules that will affect millions of americans. >> reporter:his proposed change is aimed at helping low=level managers who find themselves working longer hours for less hourly pay than their employees. >> reporter:currently, if your salary is more than 23=thousand=660 dollars a year, you are not eligible for overtime. >> reporter:the president is raising the cut=off to more than 50=thousand dollars. that means nearly 5 million workers will be covered for the first time 420=thousand of them here in california. >> reporter:the national retail federation, says its members will probably respond by converting many salaried workers to hourly status, which could cost them benefits such as paid vacations. >> reporter:other salaried workers will have their hours cut and won't receive higher pay. >> reporter:backers of the idea say the result will be

more people hired. >> reporter:the rule change doesn't need congressional approval and will likely go into effect in 2016. >> reporter:president obama says it is part of his plan to help middle class americans >>"we are going squeeze every last ounce of progress that we can make as long as i have the privilege of holding this office." >> reporter:the president is riding a new wave of public approval. >> reporter:a new cnn=o=r=c poll gives him a 50 percent approval rating. >> reporter:that's up five points in a month and its highest level since mid- 2013. >> reporter: we have mostly clear skies and 89 degrees. by 10:00 p.m. the wind speed will die down. settler

leader showing some tropical moisture pushing and the sierra with high cloud as you sit on the live camera. you know if he stepped aside today the wind speed hitting areas like antioch with 21 mi. per hour san mateo at tan and hayward at 15. berkeley at 12 terret what he thinks up tomorrow with how the state of the week fell one more day. 101 danville brett wood 102 the spatial lines were up one temperatures to. -- brentwood and east bay shore lines >> reporter: 98 degrees and

1 01 degrees or more in hill. scattered clouds with plenty of sunshine and the upper 90s and 98 fairfield 88 vallejo. >> reporter: we are dealing with pettifog in the morning. wednesday will be the hottest day of the week. it will be pretty warm on the east bay region there. what extent the cool down on by friday. the sea breeze will keep temperatures around the '80s for the inland location. 87 degrees sunday, next week, earlier we are sticking for the low 80s. as 70's for the east bay shoreline.

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>> reporter: our expert system is very unlikely because the dry rot the city officials found did not appear in the last 10 months. and berkeley decrement kron 4 news. --dan kerman >> reporter: plan to change the law in court. >> there are 18 of attorneys

prepared to take this all the way to the supreme court if needed. >> reporter: " exemptions are still allowed. but the groups opposing the new law was soon up overturn it won't go into affect which is the 2016 school year. maureen kelly kron 4 news >> reporter: in belmont a mother has pulled her son out of kindergarten because the school system the haircut is a distraction for it he has a stated cut which says it violates policy. the mom says the school hair style policy does not account for a cultural differences and has filed a racial discrimination complaint i am justine waldman kron 4 news >> catherine: the officers intended to escalate things

instead of calming them down the first draft to the report has not been formally issued yet criticizes the use of dogs, snipers and armored vehicles. police did not give protesters a clear alternative where they could to gather and stand still only told to keep moving ^ two weeks after a white officer shot and killed a black teenager and on in august it was two weeks of unrest in not put together a community awareness. >> catherine: the fight over the confederate flag continues to grow with fight breaking out over pro and anti flak protesters. --

anti flag >> catherine: clue clucks klan is starting to or planning to protest next week. >> catherine: the daytona international speedway is not going to bear the federal flag but will offer a flat exchange at the nascar race. you are looking at an event as sonoma last week since it is the fourth of july we get. they will hand out american blacks in exchange for whatever flak people breaking and creek as for what is next it will consider whether the flag has a place at the nascar races in the future. >> reporter: lee talks about the hot inland temperatures now we would talk about the cooler to a furnitures along

the coast with that marine layer with patchy f o g. by 5:00 a.m. local i'll. then progress to about 3:00 p.m. at 4:00 p.m. and it becomes high cloud burning out men morning. afternoon high still hundred separate one- on-one pleasanton and livermore would want to pitcher east bay shore lives. until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow for all of the south bay and and the valley. and then your 7 day forecast occurred there you have it. prewar and ease bay shoreline thursday into friday the school trent begin. >> reporter: that will pretty much stick around until early next week.

>> pam: what it will cost in now as a jet blew when you did not have to pay for that piece of luggage?

>> pam: if you fly a jet blew listen up. the discount airline is getting rid of a popular park for passengers. >> reporter: passengers to wear the blue fare 1 now have to add an additional $25 to check your back at the ticket counter. it is 20 bucks if you take action on line or if you pay on line or at the kiosk. now for the

travelers who spring for the more expensive blue + fare 1 checkback is included. >> reporter: a third higher price tier allows passengers to bring to chat back an additional cost according to the airline web site people who bought their troubled before today will still be allowed on free beck. jet blew move means southwest is not the only major airline that does that charge for bad could it--does not charge for bad

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these games? i'm not a s occer nut but when you watch with family... it's exciting. >> gary: designated for an assignment is the second time more on the likely he will say he is not going to sacramento. he would try to catch on to somewhere else. this is a rarity uc this grant? my gosh watch him to go! >> gary: gorton has it inside. better to have the

uniform ready for the game. >> gary: the case will now have sunny print he has like symptoms. --the a's will not have sonny on th eros histter today. he has flu like symptoms! >> gary: tremont green will meet with warriors management and 901 print when you get start signing the free agents and but all account the check book is open what is the most that we can give you? which will be about $50 million and he

talked a little bit about last if it will help fill out the roster was some other great players but at the end you would not give up too much spirit so right now is about 15.8 creek the warriors could offer more than any other attain. -- anyother team >> reporter: 3 in the best high school guard and the country to watch curry don't hurt well will he be doing tomorrow creek? we will have a picture of it believe me to read--believe me showto watch curry dunk >> reporter: >> gary:b--is that what it

takes to sign a guy! if you have five champions that-- well you can say that ! >> pam: (laughter) >> pam: yes he better stay a warrior! he just better! >> gary: trying to qualify for sequela country club. >> wherever the game will

take me to however far i can go! >> gary: to disqualify for the next round will be in the sacramento area. there is a lot of talk about when she will reach when she will turn pro. she is 12 now she will wait a well about 40 are 15 years old. >> pam: dan will be back to tell us when they will cool off. stay with us

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expected for tomorrow and will have the difference on friday with a dent in temperatures for the '80s. >> pam: we hope to see you then add it o'clock this state in touch with us at kron4 that come and have a nice our brick everyone.

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