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has not destroyed any homes and intense heat and smoke has a force regulators to issue a smoke advisory from the gabriel valley and san burden nino riverside counties. together the two fires are burning over eight square miles along under way monday and there is no containment here. >> reporter: now 70 percent contained 2070 structures still remain at rest at this point only one helping has been destroyed. clay >> grant: headquarters today this time can with a list

of demands for change demonstrators say that is needed because of embarrassment and people related to the oakland police sex scandal as physique reports. o pd was the backdrop at the protesters calling for change at city hall.

>> reporter: criticized the mayor for ross recent sarraute run the police department. councilmembers has the the police require more than just

another sigh air department. try reaching here in a city hall of the veil what she has to say about all of this, but she was not available. in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> grant: just last nightand just last night. a second alameda county district attorney's office inspector was placed on administratice leave

due. this one.based upon allegiations of innappropiate text messages. in a series of scandals. may 10th was when our reporter, haaziq madyun broke the story that three oakland police officers were on leave because of an underage sex scandal. that was sparked by the suicide in september of 2015. >> grant:he had an affair with self described call girl, celeste guap.and he left names of other opd officers who also had been with her.some while she was ao-p-d chief sean whent would not address the matter.a few weeks later.he was out of a job.resigning.though our sources say he was forced out because of his handling of the scandal. right after whent left the schaaf named bart's deputy chief.ben fairow.the interim that lasted just six days. until last week.when the mayor removed him.she says because of information she learned last monday. that's when our kate cagle asked fairow about an alleged affair he had with a subordinate.seveal years earlier.while he was at opd. fairow denied it.and the interview abruptly ended. also last week.rick orozco was placed on administrative leave. now an investigator with the alameda country district attorney's officer.sources tell kron4 the former opd captain is being investigated for his involvement in the sex scandal.

as for the young woman now at celeste guap says she's had sex with dozens of bay area law while she was a minor. now 18 years old.the daughter of an o-p-d dispatcher was at the richmond police department last week.being questioned about her alleged involvement with officers there. allso while oakland's police linked to guap.the following the matter. richmond police department. sheriff's office. and the alameda county district attorney's office. you can learn more on the kron 4 investigation into the oakland police scandal online at kron 4 dot com. >> grant:we have expanded coverage including a timeline of the events, a link to some of the documents. as well as specifically. how the other bay area police and sheriff's departments are connected.

it's all at kron 4 dot com. one military base in dublin is swarmed the area in search of a possible gunman. >> vicki:several police officers were on scene at the parks reserve training facility earlier today... following reports of a possible gunman. reports were first made around 11-this morning... of possible shots fired and an intruder. the scare caused the facility to be on lockdown while officers searched for the intruder on foot and using a drone. in the end... it turned out to be nothing. no intruder was located. a new billboard in the east bay. calls for the removal of the judge aaron persky.

persky sentenced former standford swimmer, brock turner, to six months in jail for uncounscious woman. since the sentencing. persky has including a petition calling for

>> reporter: heard screaming coming from across the street at first they thought this heard kids play in the arctic terns automatic clear the backyard fence of another woman's house and started setting her with pruning shears.

>> reporter: the time yet done the funds open the sector was already pinned to the ground, and use it to stay with the victim until police arrived. the marin county sheriff's office arrested charles and turns out he was the ex-boyfriend of the victim and restraining order. here's an order against him. >> vicki: said lawmakers are advancing a proposal making construction businesses more transparent. city officials on the balcony with support beams rotted by water damage. under this proposal the state agencies would study how to improve about any standards. it also require

licensed contractors to report felony convictions the association's proposed study of business settlements. >> grant: the suspect driving and s u b. the glass doors the suspects can be then seem smashing the jury cases stealing the seven sides. more than $125,000 worth of jewelry in the detectives' announce that the maid to rest related to the case at third suspect remains at large they're looking for this man justice and all pay word anyone with info on his whereabouts are urged to call police. on of rotgut is appealing a request for federal funding that had been tonight the leaders want the money to help pay for a single costing them about $3 million to fix. the sinkhole of ford back in

march after you might remember about rainfall 34 days in a row. >> grant: local officials say that $3 million figure is with be on. repairing the damage has stopped... while the funding issue is being figured out. california's last nuclear power plant could be nearing its last days... today p-g-and-e announced its plans to shut down the diablo canyon power plant located in san luis obispo county... by the year 2025. officials say the state is transitioning into different energy and renewable sources... which does not require the power plant. the california public utilities commission still has to approve energy will replace the nuclear

energy source. >> grant: opening its doors in the east bay. the dounut company is opening walnut creek. the store will be located at the corner of newell avenue and a-m. the company says it plans to open 12 dunkin' donuts county over the coming years. tonight will be mostly clear and mild. a few patches of fog will develop along the coast. tomorrow will be mostly sunny and cooler.

much >> britteny: more comfortable in oakland and 69 degrees in san francisco. the huge ridge of high pressure southwest. >> reporter: and if you're heading out the door this evening a gorgeous evening it will be the numbers in the '80s and land and then heading toward 7:00 mid-70's in the valley and tore the coastline might one address water is might equal there in the '50s. and some changes in the works tonight stay mostly clear about patchy fog developing along the coast lots of sunshine and cool temperatures than it we will keep right back up and for the weekend. dominating. that whether they're right back in california and then overnight tonight.

>> reporter: news for danville looking at 86 degrees one accrete 911 the hot spots in redwood. temperature is still on the toasty side even nineties toward center rows of plenty of '80s and '90s well inland.

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include >> grant: in some strange purchases. . >> vicki: is here with what we're learning. >> catherine: a couple of things investigators have learned that don't make a lot of sense for a man who decided to carry out a shooting rampage. one example colmar had bought plane tickets to san francisco the day before the attack. they were for july the might of been intended for a bay area relative visit. they cannot figure out why he is making travel plans at that point also fbi says that he went to the posts nightclub a couple hours before the shooting annex with inside then laughed came back to two hours to carry out his plan. one theory he was checking the security of the club. an attorney general in the

meantime talked about why he had not surfaced earlier as a real threat. >> reporter: looking back to our contacts as we ask for people to look back with him as well to determine if anything we could have done better. they're looking in all of that. >> catherine: on purchase nearly $9,000 worth of jewelry less than a week before the shooting. and then for the first time since partially reopening this road to traffic in front of the pulse nightclub. and most businesses in the area to reopen. more than half a dozen blocks will close to traffic. killer >> vicki: rate tops donald trump in a poll. in glass and economic policies. >> grant: assess your reports trump is a striking back on social media.

and to >> reporter: paul gives her the edge over donald and leaving a 32%. >> reporter: say how reckless and careless trump is he's proud of its. that's his choice. >> reporter: poll also shows trump stronger on economic issues and speech clinton trashed the policy business record and clear and economic plan would watch america into

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it was >> reporter: stick around till fourth of july but get fairly high temperatures in the big change that of the next few days how. pressure overhead the winds right now keeping the skies mostly clear likely changing overnight tonight receive up couple patches of fog is unclear of the debate temperature is still hot in some spots 97 unconquered 95 livermore 84 in san jose much cooler severances go at 69 and then the family allowance in the past couple days the seabury's peaking at adlai miles per

assess francisco and a cooler sea breeze and overnight a couple patches of fog along the coast line. >> reporter: matures on the '50s and then, '50s and '60s tomorrow into the afternoon. >> vicki: largest and its 20 year history. a 24 largest lottery jackpot ever it was nearly $1.6 billion in january. and the odds of winning are one and 259 million. >> grant: from for the digital

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>> gabe: a younger patients for overusing gadgets.

>> reporter: the sunshine around the bay area we're seeing the golden gate talk about that coming up next.

>> steve: a glim police department was first brought by a scandal then by racist text messages. now we learn that the new acting assistant police chief made some and size of commons of his own in the department will. he said he was present when he said. a share that with you in just a few minutes >> vicki: evocation did not go

so well for actor the 43 year- old actress and by paramedics on her hand ride from mexico yesterday. they say a combination of a prescription medication with alcohol and traveling with a four year-old son on the flight. >> reporter: or a record crowd spit bruised areas of the brain of a verbal memory and learning. why is that they say that exercise reduces resistance and inflation that's not all also

stimulating the release of chemicals that make that party rain healthier and sharper. >> reporter: 8 million new cases of dementia are diagnosed each year 136 million people suffer from it by 2050. >> grant: the party gone wrong because of the weather gets a lot of as partygoers and new- york watched in horror as and inflatable bounce house this one got sucked up by the winds got caught with power lines causing sparks to fly hit utility company had to shut off power in order for workers to get that off of their kids had gotten

out about the house just minutes before it flew away no injuries were reported. however >> vicki: thought your coffee was not filled all the way to the top. >> grant: they're suing starbucks federal judge says he is now letting most of the lawsuit against it move forward judge rejected starbucks motion to dismiss it it assess that starbucks intentionally leaves out 25% a beverage according to court documents they say that the drink mac that expectations of reasonable consumers. judge says of the customer suing mac damages for fraud and false advertising. >> vicki: durrell humor in the past riley may be little too young to have a social media account of her own. he didn't stop the internet from or

hating, three-year-old dozen severed messages were sent to the account thought to be the oldest daughter turns out to guy from national tennessee he is getting all the hate mail belongs to this guy and shares the same name earlier this month that 29 years old put out people say and horrible things on a 29 year-old man such a media can be so awful. he was on to say in another by point is people that renaming things just because her dad's name is as ridiculous and the internet having a little fun of the confusion

>> reporter: it's been hot here on the bay area this looks like it will begin to see changes out the door we go. over the sematech abridge clear skies and no records of today hot one in many spots these really soaring some places in the century mark still some very mild temperature is very warm and lends and cooling things down. some things are changing now mostly sunny

skies and the starts cool down but don't use to it right into next week we were right back up again and that huge pile pressure over the desert in the desert heat back to california fluctuating over the next couple days and then once again into the weekend. week expect to see a few patches of fog early tomorrow morning and a couple pacas even side the bay as we had to the date most of that by the coast assess to get warm although cooler 64 dailies city along the coast line. >> reporter: about 60 half moon bay, 76 sunny warmth paul auto. he had further inland temperatures warm up 76 in redwood city 82 and sunny built. but the temperatures in the south bay back and '80s 84 san jose. 76 milpitas and 88 degrees in santa clara. we look further inland it does still have on a hot side '80s almost 90 degrees in concord 91. brent was 75 and

pleasanton. as a lock no. you see sunshine and the acid and 78 center fell a. id's and rosa and 84 degrees net by 91 and the fairfield. next couple days cooler sea breezes dropping a temperature down a few degrees and we start a war right back up again as it looked for the week and back to. >> grant: like talks about her next shot thriller the shallows in. a revolution in hollywood.

>> vicki: apostolic the shallows. when a >> grant: a couple new films for blake also expecting a second child with ryan and reynolds. >> reporter: gossip to a crawl right now most >> reporter: fund human being a better on my life. the

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this is the bear area news station. we have a live look right now from our camera. another scorcher around the bay area today.

some spots reached 100 degrees. the air quality is not healthy. welcome everybody. more hot weather is ahead. lawrence is here with the latest details. they are pretty sweaty. [ laughter ] the hot temperatures getting near 100 degrees many spots inland. now we will see many changes through the fourth of july. temperatures unseasonably warm. nice and clear towards the golden gate. we may see a little fog later on this evening. we have some changes in the works. what a day it was today. almost 100 degrees, 90 degrees in san jose, 78 in san francisco, 80 in oakland and 94 in santa rosa. high pressure and warm up

northerly wind these guys nice and clear. -- the skies and nice and clear. tomorrow slightly cooler. we will start to warm the temperatures up into the weekend. in the next few hours patchy fog returns to the coastline. overnight lows in the 50s. tomorrow morning 50s and 60s. tomorrow afternoon sea breezes and cooler temperatures. much warmer weather is on the way. the bagpipes tell the story from the south bay today. thousands of mourners filling the sap center to save farewell to a police officer killed in the line of duty. michael katherman was remembered as a devout christian, officer and

dedicated family man. >> his casket had a motorcycle cass court as it left the funeral home for the ceremony in san jose. [ music ] mike died doing what he loved on active patrol, riding his motor. but more importantly, wearing a badge that read stanhope -- san jose police officer. >> mike was my friend and i will miss him every day. he will always be close to my heart and i will always think about what the amazing man he was. if you promise to never forget michael and the passion

he exhibited for police work and the love and dedication to family and friends and community, then will you please stand to your feet? &$sm &$sm [ music ] &$sm &$sm michael katherman leaves behind a wife and two young sons. he is the 13th san jose police officer to die and the live --

line of duty. you can watch live events with the kron4 mobile app. you can just downloaded for your google or apple device. out of control wildflowers raging in california. this shows one of the fires burning east of los angeles, adding to the scorching list is the heatwave. two fires remain out of control. we have been closely track link the store. and dan is here with more. >> reporter: there are six wildfires in southern california. the heat that we have been seeing is playing a big part in making this very complicated. in this part of the san gabriel mountains the two adjacent

wildfires have scorched more than 5400 acres and there is no containment. the san gabriel complex fire continues to rage out of control and raises new concerns for homeowners. >> hopefully we do not get any big rains because that is a concern. but it is a different view than yesterday. >> reporter: firefighters continue to battle the eight square-mile fire bite land and air. heat and smoke has forced regulators to issue a smoke advisory. to the south along the us-mexico border, the border fire is just 5% contained. so far it has burned 7500 acres, 800 homes are threatened and for outbuildings have been destroyed. fire crews are battling to get a handle on the blaze which

covers 12 square miles. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued. there is better news in santa barbara county. that fire has been going on for one week. the sherpa fire has scorched about 8000 acres, 270 homes have been threatened. the good news is tomorrow they will begin lifting those mandatory evacuation orders. the sherpa fire is 70% contained now. new details emerge about the orlando mass shooter's plan to attack the pulse nightclub. they say some of his behavior ahead of the massacre raise a lot of questions. >> reporter: there are a lot of things they are asking questions about. investigators cannot figure out why somebody planning a mass shooting. plane tickets the day before the attack. mateen bought three

tickets to san francisco for july for himself, his wife, and his child. another example, he spent $9000 on expensive jewelry less than one week before the shooting. we learn today mateen was at the pulse nightclub twice the night of the shooting. he came in, pay the entry fee, and left soon afterwards. then he returned with guns two hours later. he might have been checking out club security. susan collins is hoping the tragedy will help her gain support for a proposal to ban on sales to people on the no- fly list. >> surely the terrorist attacks in san bernardino and in orlando that took so many lives are call for compromise, a plea for bipartisan action.>> reporter: mateen's wife is

telling investigators he left the house very angry the knife of the shooting taking along what she described a bag full of guns. she said she tried to stop them. she claimed she didn't know he would actually do anything. berkeley lawmakers vote unanimously to improve the construction business. a berkeley account -- apartment complex collapsed last year. they voted today to approve the proposal. under the plans state agencies will study how to build balcony plans. a mother of one of the victims who died last year says the incident could have been avoided if a state licensing board knew about previous defects settlements with that builder. they found the balcony support

beams had been routed from water damage. police caught up to this bus yesterday in larkspur. on board they found 33 teenagers, all 17 years old and younger. they also found drug and containers filled with alcohol. a turn of the bus drivers glove compartment turned up a switchblade. he said he had no idea about the alcohol on board. nevertheless he was arrested for possession. the bus was rented by a 16-year- old and it belongs to a richmond company called fantastic voyage express transportation. next up at a fast acting neighbor did that likely saved one woman's life. plus remember this big sinkhole? the city is trying to get money to cover the cost of repairs. we will tell you the setback

the city has been dealt now. we will show you some of the dangers that could be lurking in the drones in the air.

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>> reporter: today he learned about a troubling suggesting he made during a meeting amongst oakland police officers. >> reporter: multiple police sources confirmed they were present with acting assistant chief, david downing, used racially insist of language with how to handle protesters in oakland. they say this happened over a year ago when down he was a deputy chief. they say they were in a meeting when they heard downing advocating using water canning towards protesters and they received oblivious towards racial overtones. another source told me they were with meeting with downing when he suggested using water hoses against protesters as well. sources tell me in one of these meetings the assistant overseeing the department was present and taking notes. this comes after the subject of

racist tax at opd were made last friday. >> racist text messages. we do think it is relevant to share that the text messages were sent by african-american officers. >> this community activist says she doesn't she hopes they will not apply a double standard at opd when reviewing previous statements made by the acting assistant chief. >> she was very quick to point out black officers were sending racist text messages so i am assuming the white officers will go to. >> reporter: we are reaching out to find out what she knows about racially insisted language used by assistant chief downing. we reached out for comments but they were not available. we have been tracking this story from the beginning.

you can traffic online -- you can follow it online. there is the secretary scandal that involves a call girl and officers and something happening when she was under age. there is also a racist text message scandal that came out last week. plus an officer allowing his girlfriend to write an post is reports online. just yesterday we learned a sergeant was arrested for domestic violence. the city is gone through three police chiefs in less than two weeks. a woman was brutally attacked by an intruder in her own backyard. spencer joins us live from the neighborhood where it happened. >> reporter: i have been talking to people on this quite

neighborhood and it sounds like there were several people who played the role of good samaritan saturday morning. the sheriff's deputy says the ex-boyfriend climbed over her backyard fence and began attacking her. he was stabbing her with pruning shears and he also had a gun. the next-door neighbor was also outside and heard it all happening.>> i heard her screaming "get out of here! get out of here! go away! and then she started screaming help me, help me, help me!" . by the time he got out of his yard he saw one woman rushing towards the house who had already called 911. he also two other men who had come across the street who had tackled the attacker and pinned him to the ground. the other was helping the victim. she was taken to the hospital with injuries. the sheriff's office did arrive

and arrested charles tooker. they said he had several charges including attempted murder. they say he already had a restraining order against him from his ex-girlfriend. he is in jail right now. the next-door neighbor says the victim has come back home from the hospital. the alleged attacker will be in court tomorrow morning. now to this new at 6:00. three men are under arrest for a rash of robberies. the mend that you see right there pulled off three robberies during a two-hour time period last wednesday. they were able to track down these three guys. all of them face felony charges and are currently behind bars.>> a denied request for federal

money to help a sinkhole that cost up to $3 million in repairs is a problem. informed at center street. the town was turned down after it requested emergency funding for what officials say money is needed far beyond what they can afford. the damage repairs have been put on hold. the appeal was submitted last tuesday. the federal government says they will lay out new rules for flying drones.>> officials want to be certain that danger is not posted people and planes. >> reporter: this lab is usually used for airliner crash tests. but on this day reach searchers

-- researchers are starting what happened when a drone falls from the sky onto someone below. >> what happens if we really do have a drone running into an airliner or colliding with people on the ground? we have to answer that worst- case scenario for the faa.>> reporter: the federal government is about to release new rules for drone use. in the matter of month it is projected thousands could take flight. companies like amazon have launched ambitious marketing campaigns for how they would tell -- used drones to deliver packages directly to your front door. >> reporter: retired air force general james potts leads a team of universities and private companies studying the dangers of drones for the faa. >> this is a full scale drone.

>> reporter: this lab uses 3-d scans to simulate midair collisions between drones and planes. manufacturers already test the dangers of birds to airplanes. there are about 14,000 bird strikes a year. a flock of geese famously took down a us airways flight dubbed a miracle on the hudson in 2009. the fear is that drones could do much more damage. >> reporter: which is more dangerous the drone or the bird? >> drones are made of hard components that could do significant damage to the aircraft. what our research is trying to prove or disprove is just how much damage they would do. >> reporter: so researchers try to duplicate a drone hitting a plane at full speed. they shoe components like this through this canon at a rate of 200 miles per hour. it's meant to mimic what would happen if a drone and a plane

collided midair. so far test like this have shown a drone can do significant damage. but conclusive data is still months away. >> we need to figure out what is safe to do with these drones and what is the probability of these accidents happening. >> with some restrictions the white house to give the all clear today for commercial use of some small drones. currently drone operators have to apply for a waiver. we want to check on our weather again. >> reporter: things will cool just a little bit. but things were nice and hot around the bay area today. very toasty in many spots. clear over the golden gate bridge so far. later this evening we me see -- we may see patches of fog. almost 100 degrees in concord,

80 in oakland, 90 in santa rosa, 85 degrees in mountain view. 63 degrees at the coastline at half moon bay. right now it is still in the 90s and livermore. 83 in santa rosa now. san francisco picking up a sea breeze. that is helping to cool down the temperatures into the 60s. tonight it will be beautiful. very mild warm temperatures. 80s through 8:00, by 9:00 back into the 70s. some patchy fog lightly moving -- likely moving in at midnight. this rich will fluctuate through 4 july and pumping in the dry desert air and getting the temperatures soaring in the afternoon. overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning we will see a

change in the works. high tomorrow 67 in san francisco, 64 in daly city, 60 in half moon bay. 76 degrees in palo alto. 82 in sunnyvale. temperatures in the 80s much of the south. hot weather as you had inland, 86 degrees and livermore, almost 90 into concord, 91 in brentwood and 70 degrees in fremont. the sea breeze will keep the temperatures down inside the bay. 70s and 80s in the north bay. looking out over the next couple of days, temperatures cool down just slightly. towards the weekend here we go again. maybe back to triple digits again next week. coming up next faulty toccata airbags. what one carmaker is doing to put an end to the problems.

and the el niño winter provided relief from the drought but there are new allowing details to share on the snowpack.

the santa clara board of supervisors voted on a new proposal today that would add up to $950 million to address the lack of housing. the issue has become a major concern for people living in san jose. the city of san jose currently has more than 4000 homeless people. san jose residents identified housing as the biggest issue in recent surveys ranking housing higher than crime. the measure would be funded through property taxes by taking just over $12 from every $100,000 in home value. the measure will be on the ballot in november. >> the last powerplant could be nearing its final chapter. today pg&e announced they plan

to shut down the diablo plant by 2025. they say they will transition to renewable energy sources and it does not require the energy plant anymore. if approval goes through renewable energy is said to replace the nuclear energy source. takata will stop producing new cars in the us with the most stretchers type of airbag and flavors. they can explode with too much force and send shrapnel into the face of the drivers and passengers. over one dozen people have died over the world because of this problem. the company says it will alleviate the issue by using an inflator with a chemical drying agent, which have been shown in test to be much safer. coming up next, tesla opening its wallet in a big way.

the company they are going to pay billions to buy. we had a relatively snowpack this year thanks to el niño. how long experts say the state will take to recover from this epic drought. hillary clinton goes after donald trump. we will tell you what she had to say about his various economic policies.

now kron4 with a quick

look at the days top stories. multiple police sources confirmed to kron4 that they were present with acting at distant -- assistant chief dave downing when referring to how to handle protesters in oakland . my sources tell me this happened over a year ago when he was a deputy chief. they said they were in a meeting where they heard downing advocate for using water cannons against protesters and that the deputy chief seemed oblivious to the racial overtones. tesla made big moves today to grow beyond and automotive company. they made a $2.8 billion offer to buy one of the biggest solar energy system installers. if shareholders approved the deal that means tesla will be -- become closer to a sustainable solar company then and automotive company. they will be able to offer an

all-in-one solar system solution for their car, their house, their life. across california there are six wildfires continuing to brew in this intensity. two remain out of control. near the border town of contact a -- town of to call take the fire is still continuing. 800 homes remain threatened to the north to adjacent wildfires in the san gabriel mountains continue to rage out of control as well. so far they have earned more than 5400 acres combined. in santa barbara county a fire has scorched 8000 acres. the sherpa fire is now 70% contained. mandatory evacuation orders are expected to be lifted beginning on wednesday. very hot outside in the

east bay. our crew got out and did some volunteering for habitat for humanity, among them brittney shipp. >> reporter: you were saying it was chilly outside last night. >> we went out to look at the beautiful moon, the strawberry moon. and the cold weather ran me back in the building. [ laughter ]>> reporter: it did cool off. still nice out there right now as folks are driving around toward the bay bridge. clear skies. it is nice and clear over the coastline as well. 90 degrees in san jose, 77 mountain view, 71 in oakland, 68 in san francisco. still 92 in fairfield. it was a hot one today. high pressure overhead. you see this downslope wind and that tends to heat is up in a hurry. this evening we see some

changes with more of a sea breeze. something we have not seen in quite a while. 20 miles per hour in san francisco . it will probably carry in some fog tonight. tuneup -- tomorrow it will back off a little bit. this weekend we heat up once again. as we look towards the next few days back to the 80s and 90s. 70s along the bay and 60s along the coastline. back in the 90s and maybe triple digits by this weekend. all the rain from el nino did not get us close enough to declare a complete recovery from the california statewide drought. in fact the headset-based they say it could take four years to get back where we need to be. the last four years of drought have left too big a deficit of the water supply. the el niño storms delivered a near normal winter but we are

not sufficient enough. research hope of it will help future water policy. there was a criminal trial today for pg&e and at the request of the prosecution the judge made it clear to the jury that the cause of the explosion is not the issue in the case. pg&e is facing an obstruction card -- charge into the blast and safety risk assessment requirements. today was a second day of testimony in the trial. >> and today was also the funeral for the little boy who was killed by an alligator in florida. lane graves was at disney world with his family in orlando. his father desperately tried to rescue him from the alligator that dragged him into a lagoon. a funeral service was held in omaha nebraska. the service was limited to family and friends.

matt and melissa graves are thinking friends and strangers during what is a very difficult time. now to decision 2016. hillary clinton taking strong aim at donald trump, even suggesting a dump presidency would be dangerous with -- for the country. >> catherine heenan is here with more. >> reporter: it is getting nastier. clinton used a speech in ohio to try to undermine trump's perceived strength in the business arena because that is seen as an area where trump seems to have an edge over clinton. but today she blasted him in a speech on economic policy, for fundraising reports and showing use of $6 million of his own money to pay his family and companies for questioning past bankruptcies.>> trump's own

products are made in a lot of countries that are not named america. trump ties are made in china, trump soups in mexico, trump furniture in turkey. he has written a lot of books about business. they all seem to and it chapter 11. >> reporter: clinton says trump makes reckless choices and that could hurt the economy. a new poll does give clinton a small edge over trump but shows voters assume that he is much stronger on economic issues. trump today, in return, suggested on social media that clinton's big lead and fundraising is thanks to what he called broad money. >> facebook taking on a unique way to create videos for its live streaming service. >> they are paying several different media company needs to make videos for facebook.

so far they have signed dozens of contracts which total a payout of more than $50 million. cnn is one of the companies and celebrities have also gotten involved. a company is using this diverse of branch of video creators to create facebook live through several sectors. straight ahead, charlie sheen's troubles have been documented over the years. now the actor is opening up about his past. we talked about -- to him about his departure from the show "2 1/2 men."

actor charlie sheen is opening up about some of the mistakes he has made, including his impact on the show "two and a half men" . and are the ladies of "sexson the city" going to make another movie for the screen? this is the live at daily wrap. >> reporter: charlie sheen just went on the today show and admitted he had some regrets. he regrets having unprotected >> and wish he didn't "ruin" "two and a half men". he says he is now getting a treatment -- treatment about an fda trial and is hopeful for the future. >> reporter: will there be

another "sexson the city? our fingers are crossed on this one. >> the that's all for the daily wrap. coming up in sports, with the nba season over, the warriors are looking to improve for next season. >> the general manager address the media today. we have the details coming up.

it's now time for gary radnich, kron4 sports. >> reporter: the warriors lost by 4 points. if they had had 5 more points there would be a parade and we would not be talking about

this. but it keeps going on and on. i talked about this on my radio show. people saying lebron wasn't that good but the warriors just failed. but it's going to be one of those things. the owner of the team did not become a billionaire by sitting on his hands. he wants to do something and he wants to do something big. today they sent out the general manager, bob myers, to talk about being aggressive this season. >> aggressive is the mindset he brought to ownership that there comes down to myself and everything that we do. but how we hear that word and process it is different. we are always going to try and be better. but sometimes, like last summer, we won a sampling -- won a championship and brought back the same team. some people say that something we didn't really do anything.

the team in some ways was better. as far as making the right decisions in the off-season, we made sound decisions without the what some people would call aggressive. >> reporter: he did not say too much there because you are not going to tell everybody what your real plans are. he played a little bit at ucla. is from danville. he received a scholarship. then became a player's agent. and then he became the general manager and has been terrific so far. you will hear his name until he comes out and says know i'm staying. kevin durrant on july 1 will officially become a free agent. what you might call the three best players in the world, lebron, curry, and this fellow. now again the come back on durrant is that he can sign for one more year with oklahoma

city and make even more money when the tv revenue kicks up in a couple of years. it's one of those deals if he wants to win a ring, as the old saying goes, maybe he would come and join the oklahoma -- warriors. but oklahoma city has a good roster as well. and media is media. somebody always wants to say something. but there is a -- a report that dirk nowitzki has drawn interest of the warriors. he played 18 years with the dallas mavericks. why would you leave after 18 years? same thing. he wants to be on a championship team. his name was brought up and i can't say it enough. we say hey, i think this might happen and this might happen but that is where it stands right now. if you spent 18 years in one

spot and are 38, i think that is a media story. meek while -- meanwhile luke walton is the head coach of the lakers today. >> >> the fact that the family trusted me in being part of these rebuilding just means the world to me. i couldn't be more excited about this opportunity.>> reporter: pam said if you close your eyes you would think it is the late great barry white. [ laughter ] he has a very low voice. he played eight years with the lakers during kobe bryant's key years. remember at the beginning of the year they started out 29 and zero. you will have to wait and see.

we will see if he will make an immediate difference for the lakers. >> that is always the thing about coaching. no matter whether he has a good plan, phil jackson has won 11 championships. he is not the coach but the overall boss for the next -- nicks and they've never done worse. so we will see what happens. it is starting to get to the point where i twitch when i ask him something because steve and i are on the save wavelength. grant is the young demographic looking to showed me. >> i just say wear a seatbelt. [ laughter ] >> every once in a while just

say i didn't know that, that's interesting. you know what i mean?>> okay maybe i will try that. after mack >> this is a great story. then went to lsu as a freshman from australia. right after the first semester they said you are no longer eligible to be in school. he came out to philadelphia and will be the number one draft choice come thursday. if you believe some of these guys he is the best thing coming into the pros since lebron. we will wait and see. the giants are rolling, 10-1. there was a great bet tonight with montana who but the cavaliers would win the finals.

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stop some of our colleagues to get outside and pickup hammers and toolbelt. >> a group of us spent time at the habitat of humanity working on a home, brittney shipp was there, along with some of the people behind the scenes every day including our general manager and news director. they were all there for a good cause, habitat for humanity. something we have been supporting for a while no. >> really great. >> reporter: we are hoping for a little cool down this week. it has been very hot around the bay area. tomorrow, temperatures dropping down into the 80s and maybe a low 90s in the interior valley, 70s along the bay. the sea breeze will kick in and that will bring fog tonight and

into early tomorrow morning. do not expect the cool down to last very long. friday and saturday high pressure builds back in and brings the.they strike desert air into the bay area. next week back to maybe triple digits again. i think this is a stable pattern. we will stay above normal right through the fourth of july.>> that's it for us tonight. we will be back at 8:00 and hope to see you then. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go?

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