get to know us at aarp.org/possibilities. good morning everyone thank you for joining us on kron4 weekend. happy pride weekend as we take this live look outside in san francisco. see a little sunshine in the background and we want to get you caught up on the weather. it should be another lovely day around the bay and hot inland. let's check in with lauren -- lawrence. >> high pressure, a couple of patches of fog along the coastline, but plenty of sunshine in the afternoon. it will get hot and this ridge

of high pressure building in the desert southwest will bring the dry desert air. that will send some temperatures near 100 degrees. today, not that hard but hot in the interior valleys. san francisco checking in at 72 degrees. patchy fog early on, but in the afternoon you can see it is confined to the coastline. the temperatures in the valleys in the 90s. you will see a lot of 80s in the bay and the coastline in the 60s. the next few days we will see plenty of sunshine and summer heat. let's get to our top story. one of the most popular celebrations for the lgbt community in the bay area and in northern california. people come from all over the world to san francisco to take part in the today they pride celebration. this year marks the 46th year of the event and the pink

triangle one of the most iconic scenes of pride weekend. it was originally used by the nazis to identify and shame homosexuals, but it has become the symbol of gay pride. the pink triangle signifies the lb gt community ongoing fight for acceptance. this is the 21st year the pink triangle symbol has been displayed. much different and sobering look to the sears pride celebration. you will see a strong police presence everywhere. extra security at every entrance. police are taking no chances. the extra security is in response to the shooting that killed 49 people in orlando. another is what organizers believe will be one of the biggest turnouts ever. avery harper is at the parade and shows us what we can expect.>> reporter: i am sitting at the start of the parade route. just behind me is where all of

the people walking in the parade will gather in just a few hours ahead of the 10:30 start time. it is quiet now, but there are already barricades and police out here. they are gearing up for the parade that is expected to draw more than 1 million people to san francisco today. there are some things that you should expect this morning if you are attending the parade. tight security in the wake of the shootings in orlando. there will be officers in plainclothes and in uniform wondering the parade route to make sure everything is okay. they are asking parade goers if they see anything suspicious that they alert a police officer right away. police are asking that you do not bring any bags that are larger than 18 inches.

i will be here throughout the morning and hopefully talking to some people who are participating. i will be here throughout the morning to update you. the parade is set to begin at 10:30 this morning on market street and deal. a lot of street closures in san francisco. the parade will end at eight street near the civic center. more pride celebrations take place there all day long. parking in the area is going to be very difficult. on our website kron4.com we will have a full list of the street closures. we also have live traffic maps so you can check conditions.

we have a full list of all the different events going on. you can get all of this information on the kron4 mobile app. also today in the sonoma is the toyota save mart 350 and that means heavy traffic on highway 37. officials say you should try to avoid the area unless you will be attending the race. that race starts today at noon. caught on camera, the owners of a jewelry store in santa clara shared this surveillance video. this is of a burglar ransacking the business early saturday morning. >> reporter: a thief in action wasting no time breaking and. >> this is something that we were never expecting and we are just trying to recover from some of the shock and the motion. >> reporter: if not for these cameras set up throughout the jewelry store we wouldn't know

how it happened, but the entire break-in is captured from multiple angles. 20 minutes before the glass was shattered it showed the burglars drive past the business twice. then a hooded and mast the barge and. the owners believe the suspect may have been in the store because he knew exactly where to go. the jewelry cases were empty so he opted for the unlocked doors behind the counter. grabbing a few items and running off before jumping back into a newer model black sedan. a store employee whose identity we will keep confidential says these images are upsetting. >> it is frustrating. the frustration is we have been part of this community for over 18 years and it is a family owned business. for something like this to have happened it really is hard on the family. >> reporter: the burglary took 30 seconds with the alarm sounding the entire time.

>> overall it is a very good community and that's why we were taken by surprise.>> reporter: santa clara police were swarming the place looking for any clues that might lead them to the burglars. >> i think it was fantastic. very professional. >> reporter: the case is under investigation and police welcome any tips. the store owners are already -- already offering a monetary reward. we have breaking news out of the south bay. one person is dead after a car accident in san jose. it happened on southbound us highway 101 near the northbound i-280. chp says the incident happened about 4:00 this morning. they do not have much more information about how the accident happened. we will stay on top of it. still ahead on kron4 news weekend wildfires continue to burn throughout the state

including here in the bay area. we have an update coming up. also on a follow-up to the great white shark sighting officials are concerned, but what about beachgoers? and for your money, are you paying too much on your cable bill. the u.s. senate is getting involved. we will explain, next.

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7:15 this sunday morning we are back on kron4 news weekend. you can see the golden gate partially in fog. want to find out about other parts as well and let's check out the forecast.

good morning. lots of sunshine coming our way and these temperatures are going to stay very hot especially away from the coastline. high-pressure building out of the desert southwest. that is pumping in that dry desert air. it will be a semipermanent feature for the next couple of weeks as that ridge will fluctuate a little bit. it will likely strengthen over the next few and those temperatures, some of those numbers searing -- soaring near 100 and the valleys. san francisco should check in at 72 and some mild temperatures after patchy fog. oakland is 77 degrees and san jose very warm at 89 in the afternoon. we have some fog in the early morning hours and that will start to break up as we head toward the afternoon, more sunshine on the way. it looks like some warm temperatures especially away from the coastline.

the parade today at 10:30 temperatures generally in the low 60s. mostly sunny and a cool breeze as we head into the middle of the day. there is the sonoma raceway. that will have be a great race today. expect warm temperatures, mid- 80s by noon and closer to 90 by the afternoon. highs today generally 92 and livermore, 87 in san jose. 65 in san francisco. the next few days getting hot near 100 degrees. firefighters say a series of rush fires and alameda burned a total of 211 acres. the fires were first reported about 5:00 last night. 10 miles east of livermore and all the lanes on 580 were shut down for a short time.

also in the east bay fire crews rushed to the site to put out a small brush fire. a viewer was driving along the highway and recorded this cloud of heavy black smoke. the flames were seen near willow pass road. investigators still trying to figure out the cause of the fire. it burned 40 acres before it was contained. >> we have reports that our house is standing which is a miracle. i know there are a lot of people that have had a lot of devastation. a deadly fire in california has burned more than 35,000 acres and it is only 10% contained. the wildfire is known as the erskine higher has destroyed homes. the fire is burning in lake isabella. it moved so quickly that some residents barely had time to escape.

>> the look of devastation is on these people space. they have oxygen. all i have is what i have on. >> we start over the ridge and within 20 minutes it was here. our house was on fire. >> it is unbelievable. i have never seen this much damage appear. >> two bodies were recovered on friday. governor. brown declared a state of emergency and that frees up money and resources to fight the fire. more than 1100 firefighters are battling the flames. bricking it back to the bay area, in the east bay a massive house fire under control, but not before it burned one home and damaged others. the flames were fueled by wind and dry brush. it started about 5:30 yesterday afternoon the three alarm fire

also ignited grass around the house. the damage estimated at $650,000, no one was hurt. another fire led to an arrest of two men that were running a grow house. they grow house was two doors down from the home that was a complete loss from the fire. neighbors say they suspected the house was a grow house for several years. and bay area news, kron4 is following up on great white shark that was spotted in the water friday morning. now there are signs alerting people that the shark could still be around. as kron4 is spencer lake reports no one seems scared. >> reporter: from the sites that the sure it looked like any other day at the beach except for a few warnings in the sand. >> we didn't hear about it but we read the sign. >> reporter: report of a shark

in the water and people fled to the beach in a steady stream all day. >> came here to enjoy the beach. >> i just thought it was a nice day and wanted to come out and enjoy the sun. >> reporter: a ranger patrolling the shore tells me to people saw the shark yesterday. no one got hurt. it wasn't the first time someone spotted a ferocious fish here. >> i watched a couple of seals city and 25 yards from a. >> reporter: he signs didn't stop the people it may have kept them closer to the sand. >> we knew we were going that far the water so our concerned we were worried but i saw a lot of people are traveling far out in the water. >> the sharks are out there and usually don't bother anybody. i have seen them out in this particular beach. >> reporter: by monday the signs will be gone as long as there is no other sign of sharks over the weekend. spencer blake kron4 news. still ahead on kron4 news

weekend giants and phillies tie it last night and the a's in a tight one with the angels. we will have highlights in both games. we will take you a look outside. not a lot of traffic. we will be right back.

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in baseball the giants are at home taking on the philadelphia delis -- phillies. he would finish the game with seven strikeouts. there is one of them. the giants were taking an early lead with a run. one inning later a sacrifice fly. it all fell apart in the seventh inning as an rbi single

was given up right a to run homer. the giants have a chance to come back and have a shot at redemption. it didn't take the a's long to take the lead against the angels. he is now 11th on the all-time list. valencia would drive in cocoa with a single. they would go on to win it 7-3. they have a chance to take a four-game sweep.

happening today it is the toyota save mart 350 at sonoma raceway. here is video in the qualifying round. carl edwards had the fastest time yesterday so he is in the pole position for today. edwards one at sonoma in 2014 and already has two victories this year. the race starts today at noon. still ahead on kron4 news weekend a routine traffic stop turns into anything but for a bay area officer. first, we will take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge where it remains foggy. it is family pride day in san francisco. it is all happening at the corner of larkin and growth. it is free to attend.

and we are back at kron4 news weekend taking a live look at yosemite. a beautiful day to the start there. especially nice this time of the morning. let's go ahead and get you caught up on the weather forecast for the bay area. check in with lawrence. >> high pressure will bring has lots of sunshine. a couple of patches of fog along the coastline, but by the afternoon plenty of sunshine. it will get hot and this ridge of high pressure building out of the desert southwest will bring the dry desert air over the next few days. that will send some of these temperatures near 100 degrees. it will still be hard, 77 as you make your way into oakland and san francisco checking in at 72 degrees in the afternoon. patchy fog early on but as we head to the afternoon you can see that is confined to the coastline. in the valleys the temperatures in the now -- 90s.

the coastline will be in the 60s. for the next few days we will see plenty of sunshine and some hot summer heat. cool things down next weekend. get back to the news. in the east bay a police cadet is recovering from an injury after a traffic stop in concord elk someone through a firecracker at him. alecia read reports there were dozens of witnesses, but no one is speaking out. >> reporter: a traffic stop in did with a cadet in the hospital. >> it is dangerous. >> reporter: officers continue to patrol. there were about a dozen people standing around the area. >> he was arresting and all of a sudden they heard a loud pop. >> reporter: a firecracker similar to a quarter stick of dynamite was thrown in the

officers direction. a 20-year-old police cadet that was in training got hit. >> it was right next to him. >> reporter: no one in the neighborhood had any interest in talking to us on camera. they were not about to snatch they said. everyone in the vicinity was detained and questioned. >> at the end of it no one will determine who through it. it just shows the danger that is out there. we have to be aware. >> reporter: the cadet was treated for leg injury and released shortly after. >> that could really have done damage. >> reporter: i am told this incident did not deter the cadet from wanting to become a police officer in fact it set his heart on that goal. in the meantime anyone with information that could help lead towards arrest is urged to call police. alecia read kron4 news. happening now, california law enforcement officials say they are checking cars for

illegal out-of-state fireworks. authorities say they are keeping an eye out for firework smugglers, people bringing an fireworks from out of state has been a big problem in california. agents are checking cars at the california nevada border. they are also confiscating any illegal fireworks. there have been over 2500 fires at buildings and wildfires from illegal fireworks in the past five years alone. >> they didn't ask us if we had any coolers or anything specific. they just want to look in the trailer. >> authorities in california have already seized tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks. we have an update to a story we first brought you earlier this week. a 21-year-old man that fell from the ledge at oracle arena is now able to talk. j.r. stone spoke with the man's father who tells us his health is improving, but his son has a long way to go.>> reporter: this picture of the 21-year-old

is taken this week at highland hospital. he fell from a ledge inside the arena after game seven of the nba finals. his father tells kron4 news that his son is now able to talk. earlier this week he told us what his other son witness. >> my 12-year-old son told me that somebody picked him up from his legs and pushed him over while he was recording. there was a fight and that someone pushed him over the ledge. >> reporter: oakland police detectives tell us they are still trying to determine if a crime was committed, but his father says his son is now telling him there was a fight and he was pushed. as for his injuries- >> my sons cheekbone is smash, his nose, his upper eye, his head, his brain, he is leaking blood from his ears. >> it happened in the arena but

not where there are seats. this area near the concession stand. police are asking for those who might have witnessed something near sections 219 or 222 come forward. they hope eckerd -- echoed by family members as they had to tell his kids his father is still alive. >> my grandson came to me and he said my father is dead, please please if anyone has any information please call the opd. please, i plead to you, god bless you. please send pictures or information that you may have. and national news the pentagon could lift its ban on transgender people serving in

the military as soon as next week. officials say the details of the plan could be finalized as early as monday and signed off by wednesday. officials say if the repeal, could go into effect by july 1. the defense secretary announced last year that the ban would be lifted unless a review proved it would negatively him back the military. currently the us military disqualifies transgender troops for medical reasons. it is not known how many troops have been affected by this policy. nothing worse than trying to take a picture or download something on your phone and you don't have enough space on your device. i am abe slate, before you buy a new phone i will show you ways to free up storage. first let's take a live look outside. perfect conditions there. for the weekend it is the annual pride parade in san francisco. one of the nations largest lgbt evidence. it starts on the market and beale streets at 10:30 this morning.

avery harbor is reporting from the start of the parade and we will hear from her.

we are back on kron4 news weekend. it can be frustrating when you get those dreaded pop-ups on your phone saying that your phone or tablet is full. you could go buy a new one with more space, before you do that gabe shows us how to free up space. mac visit your phone storage settings and see what is taking up space. there is a list and how much storage the use. this mine craft app my son uses takes up a lot of space. i can delete that, but he would freak out. >> don't touch my mine craft.>> reporter: i found this app garageband that came on my

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kron4.com or you can check it out on the mobile app . a historic storm has claimed more lives and the death toll is expected to rise. we have the details coming up just ahead. but first let's take a look outside at the san mateo bridge. for the weekend it is the japan day festival going on in japan town. that's from one to five today at the peace plaza.

this is from kirkwood and it is a lovely early summer day in the sierra this morning. we are expecting great conditions there and expecting some warm conditions and hot in some parts of the bay area. let's get the forecast from lawrence. >> good morning. lots of sunshine coming our way

and these temperatures are going to stay very hot especially away from the coastline. high pressure building and out of the desert southwest. that is pumping in that dry desert air. it will be a permanent feature for the next couple of week as that ridge fluctuates a little bit over the next few days. it will likely strengthen over the next few and those temperatures soaring near 100 degrees in some of the valleys. san francisco should check in at 72 today and mild temperatures after a couple of patchy fog at mornings. in oakland it is 77 degrees and san jose very warm. we have some low clouds and fog in the early morning and that will start to break up and as we head toward the afternoon, more sunshine on the way. it looks like some warm temperatures especially away from the coastline. the parade today, if you are

headed out, 10:30 temperatures in the low 60s and is starting out with fog early on. mostly sunny and a cool breeze. there is the sonoma raceway will have a race today. if you are headed in that direction expect some warm temperatures, 80 by dean getting near 90 degrees. lots of sunshine and hot temperatures. the high today generally on the toasty side, 92 in livermore and 92 in san jose. 65 in san francisco. the next few days getting hot their 100 degrees. cooling down next weekend. let's get the national news this morning. state officials say the death toll from west virginia floods is now up to 24. high waters are beginning to recede in parts of west virginia, but the death toll may continue to rise. it is one of the deadliest lash floods the country has seen in years. scott mcclain reports on the cleanup efforts following the flood. >> it is the worst i've ever

seen. >> reporter: it took hours for the elk river to turn this down into a big mess. it will take longer to clean it up. flooding not seen since records have been kept floodwaters tearing through homes and businesses. >> we were in extreme danger and all i could do was get my family to the second floor and hope that the foundation and structure of this house was a strong enough to withstand the storm. >> reporter: now it is all about the cleanup. with help from everyone people are sorting through what can be salvaged and what cannot. this area has seen flooding before but nothing like this. >> everything is destroyed. >> reporter: west virginians are stepping up donating close, cleaning supplies and water. >> i have seen what floods can do and i had to get down here and make sure that everyone was taken care of your>> reporter: the national guard has been activated and federal

assistance is on its way. greenbrier county is where bubba watson took this video. there is a golf course under their. the tournament was scheduled to host in two weeks has been canceled. in more national news washington dc grabbed the nations attention when lawmakers ignored their own rules and disrupted the house chamber last week. the action did little to change gun control or terrorism legislation. in this weeks capital edge our national correspondent tells us about any chance of congress accomplishing any gun legislation when it returns to work.>> reporter: what is next for gun control in the congress and what just happened in a flurry of activity at the capital. the prospects are not great passing when congress returns. you take a look at the last five years as an example. according to a network news analysis of bills in the congress it shows more than 100 measures have been introduced, none have passed since 2011.

all but a few even made it to the floor. >> we have to occupy the floor of the house.>> reporter: democratic congressman and women literally took to the house floor to protest further interaction of gun control since the orlando massacre. >> i wonder what would bring this body to take action? what would finally make congress do what is right, what is just what the people of this country have been demanding. >> reporter: house cameras were turned off so it had to be shown on a widescreen app. house speaker called politics. >> we are not going to allow stunts like this from stop us from carrying out the people's business. >> reporter: congress got nothing done on gun control or terror related legislation before leaving the capital. for all that hard work congress is off until july 5 after the holiday.

the published calendar of the house of representatives has its last session as july 15 and they don't get back until september 6. an almost eight- week break. international news the uk voted last week for brexit and now some brits are regretting it. they are signing an online petition and demanding a do over . the petition already collected more than 2 million signatures on the official parliament website and it is far above threshold for lawmakers to begin a debate. some voters who supported brexit they tweeted that they change their mind. reddish lawmakers said on twitter that parliament members will be looking into the petition on tuesday. donald trump is trying to downplay americans fears about the possible financial fallout from britain's boat to leave the eu. the stock market and global markets all took a major plans following thursday's leave vote

. it lead to worries about americans retirement plans and savings. trump visited one of his golf resorts in scotland on friday and he said if the us had proper leadership the changes in the eu should not affect our nation. he later told reporters that the stock market fall is because of wall street's worries about president. obama is economic policies and the us that. is still ahead on kron4 news weekend, san francisco celebrates its 240th birthday. we will show you how residents celebrate. let's take you outside for the view. it is looking pretty good this morning. for the weekend the history museum has free admission day in the castro district. the museum is celebrating 100 years of the lgbt community. it is all happening at the museum from noon until five today and it is free.

take a look at this. hundreds of people out celebrating the 240th birthday of the city of san francisco. yesterday was the anniversary of the founding of the presidio park. descendents of the founding family returned to honor the journey of their ancestors and the founding. some people even got into character for the event. >> im for train one of the chaplains who came to found the city. >> city officials say this was one of the celebrations best turnouts. descendents returned to the presidio every june to celebrate this event. a five-year-old boy failed to can vent -- invents george bush to give broccoli a second chance. remember bush said that he was

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want to wish everybody a happy pride weekend as well. we are take aglive look out-- taking a live look outside at a placid lake at the embarcadero camera. we are expecting another beautiful day around the bay area. here is lawrence. >> high pressure bringing lots of sunshine, couple patches of fog along the coastline in the morning hours but by the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. it will get hot. this ridge of high pressure building out of the desert southwest will bring the dry desert air the next few days sending temperatures near 100. today, not that hot. it will be hot interior, 89 san jose, 77 in oakland, and san francisco checking in at 72 degrees into the afternoon. patchy fog early on this morning but as we head toward the afternoon hours, you can see just really confined to the coastline staying nice and clear in the bay and the valley. the temperatures, again, 90s into the valleys.

you will see a lot of 80s inside the bay and make your way back to the coastline, generally in the 60s. next few days we see plenty of sunshine and hot summer heat and then cool things down, a much cooler next weekend. >> okay, thanks a lot. it is one of the most popular celebrations for the lgbt community in the bay area and northern california. people from all over the world travel to san francisco to attend the 2-day gay pride celebration. this year marks the 46th year of the event and the pink triangle is one of the most iconic scenes of pride weekend. it was originally used by the nazis to identify and shame home sexuals but now-- homosexuals but now it is a sign of gay pride, the pink triangle signifys the on going fight for acceptance, the 21st year the pink triangle symbol has been displayed from twin peaks in san francisco. there is a much different and sobering look to this year

pfls pride celebration-- year's pride celebration, you will see a stronger police presence and extra security measures at every entrance. police are taking no chances in the wake of the orlando nightclub massacre. organizers believe will be one of the biggest pride turn outs ever. kron4's averi harper is there and tells us what you can expect to see. >> continuing here at the starting line of the parade at beal and marken street. this is where all the people participating in the parade, walking in the parade, gather ahead of the 10:30 start time. barricades are up and organizers are starting to arrive. if you are coming, expect to see a heavy police presence and more security measures in effect. i am told if you are coming to the parade, leave back packs at home, no large bags are allowed. some parade goers are starting to arrive.

i talked to one woman, an ally to the lgbt community, listen to why she said it was so important to be here. >> we try to be here every single year and show our pride and, of course, this year because of orlando, i think it is important that we get together and that we have some time to think about what has happened and, but keep going. i am a firm believer you don't stop things because there has been a tragedy. >> if you are driving in the city, there will be lautsz of street closures around the parade route, marcus street is still open but by 9:00 they will be shutting it down. >> reporter: in san francisco, averi harper, kron4 news. >> thanks a lot for that report. we will check in with her throughout the morning. the parade begins 10:30 at market and beal streets in san francisco and as avery xhengzed, that means a lot-- mentioned, that means a lot of street closures, the parade ends near the civic center area, where

more pride celebrations will be taking place all day long. parking will be difficult. bart is running trains early to accommodate those traveling to the parade as trains started running at 7:00 a.m. this morning from bart. on our website, kron4.com, we have a full list of the street closures and areas to avoid. we have live traffic maps for you so you can check out the road conditions before you head out. we have a full lis of all the different pride events going on throughout the day. you can also get all this information on the kron4 mobile app. also happening today as well in sonoma is the toyota save mart 350, heavy traffic on huway 37 in the-- highway 37 in the north bay. try to avoid the area completely unless attending the race, the race starts at noon today. breaking news out of the south bay, all lanes are reopened after a deadly car accident in san jose.

it happened on southbound highway 101 near northbound interstate 280 ramp, the chp says the incident happened 4:40 this morning, they are not releasing a lot of information but we will stay on top it throughout the morning. caught on camera, the owners of the diva of luhoya jewelry gifts in santa clara shared this video of a burglar who is ransacking the business early saturday morning. kron4's phillippe djegal shows us the man they are looking for. >> a thief in action wasting no time breaking in. >> this is something that we were never expecting and right now we are just trying to recover from some of the shock and some of the emotion behind it. >> if not for these cameras set up throughout diva of lahoya gifts we wouldn't know how it happened. but the entire break in captured from multiple angles, 20 minutes before the glass was shattered with this rock, the video shows

the burglars drive past the business on stevens creek boulevard twice before a hooded and masked thief barges in. the owners believe the suspect may have been in the store before because he knew exactly where to go. the jewelry cases were empty, so he opted for the unlocked drawers behind the counter, grabbing a few items and running off before jumping back into a newer model black sedan, the get away driver speeding away. the store employee, whose identity we will keep confidential says this is up setting. >> it is frustrating and the frustration is we have been part of this community for over 18 years and it is a family-owned business, for something like this to happen, it really is hard on the family. >> in all, the burglary took just 30 seconds with the alarm sounding the entire time. >> overall, it is a very good community and that is why we were taken by surprise. >> soon after, santa clara

police were swarming the place looking for any clues that might lead them to the burglars. >> i think it was fantastic, very professional. >> the case is under investigation, and police welcome any tips. the store owners are also offering a monetary reward for any information that helps lead to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. in santa clara, phillippe djegal, kron4 news. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, wildfires continue to burn throughout the state, includeing the bay area, we have an update on the damage. a follow up on the great white shark sighting at a bay area beach, officials are concerned, what about beach goers? are you paying too much on your cable bill, the u.s. senate is getting involved, we explain next.

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back on kron4 news weekend . 8:15 sunday morning, a live look out at continuing overcast conditions at the golden gate bridge. lets get the forecast now from lawrence karnow for this weekend and back to work monday. hi, lawrence. >> good morning, everybody, lots of sunshine coming our way. and these temperatures going to stay very hot, especially away from the coastline. high pressure building in out of the desert southwest. that is pumping in that dry desert air, it will be a semi permanent feature, not just today but probably for the next couple weeks as the ridge going to fluctuate the next few days and likely will strengthen over the next few and those temperatures, some numbers soaring near 100 degrees in some of the valleys. for today, san francisco should check in 72, sunshine, and mild

temperatures after a couple morning patchy fog early on. by the afternoon, lots of sunshine, also into oakland at 77. san jose, very warm, 89 into the afternoon. here we go, got fog in the earl y morning hours but that will start to break up and then as we head toward the afternoon, more sunshine on the way and looks like some very warm temperatures, especially away from the coastline. the parade today, if you are headed on out, 10:30 today, temperatures generally low 60s starting out with fog early on, mostly sunny and cool breeze as we head in toward the middle of the day. by the way, there is the sonoma raceway going to have a great race today. if you are headed in that direction, expect warm temperatures, mid 80s by noon, near 90 degrees as we head in toward the afternoon, lots of sunshine and some hot temperatures. highs today, generally on the toasty side. 92 in livermore, 92 in santa rosa, 87 in san jose. 65 in san francisco. near a hundred days next few

days, cooling toward next weekend. >> thank you. lets get to breaking news this morning, firefighters are battling a warehouse fire in san francisco's bay view yashd, these are photos of the fire just sent into the kron4 newsroom. the fire start ed 7:30 this morning near industrial and loomis street. people are advised to avoid the area. no word on injuries or a cause just yet. firefighters say that a series of brush fires in alameda county burned a total of 211 acres, those blazes were first reported about 5:00 yesterday off of interstate 580, about 10 miles east of livermore. all the lanes of westbound 580 were shut down for a short time as cal-fire fought the flames. also in the east bay, fire crews rushed to the side of highway 4 in bay point to put out a small brush fire.

a kron4 viewer was driving along the highway and recorded this cloud of heavy black smoke. the flames were seen mere willow pass-- near willow pass road and highway 4. investigators are still trying to figure the cause, the flames burned 40 acres before contained. >> we have reports that our house is standing, which is quite a miracle. i know there is a lot of people that have had a lot of devastation and loss. >> a deadly fire in central california burned more than 35,000 acres since thursday. it is only 10% contained this morning. the wildfire known as the erskine fire has destroyed 150 homes, 2500 homes remain threatened, the fire is burning in kern county off erskine creek road in lake isabella. some residents barely had time to escape. >> the look of devastation is on these people's face, lady sitting there with oxygen tank.

i lost everything, all i have what i got on. >> we saw it, and within 20 minutes it was there. our house was on fire. >> just unbelievable. i have never seen this much damage from a fire up here. >> 2 bodies were recovered on friday, governor brown declaring a state of emergency for kern county. that frees up money and resources to fight the fire. more than 1100 firefighters still battling those flames. in the east bay, a massive house fire is now under control but not before it destroyed one home and damaged 5 others in antioch, fire officials say the flames were fueled by wind and dry brush. it started about 5:30 saturday afternoon near berwood way, the 3 alarm fire also ignited grass around the home. the damage estimated at $650,000, but no one was hurt. that fire on berwood way led to the arrest of 2 men that

were running a grow house, allegedly. their home was untouched by the fire but authorities found the 2-story house filled with marijuana plants. the grow house was 2 doors down from the home that was a complete loss. neighbors say they suspected the home was a grow house for the past couple years. in more bay area news, following up oen the great white shark spotted at pacifica state beach friday morning, there are still signs alerting people that the shark could still be around. as kron4's spencer blake reports, nobody seems scared at all. >> reporter: from the sight of the shore, it looked like any other day at the beach, except a few warnings in the sand. shoo we did not hear, but we read the sign. >> despite the report of a shark, people flockd to the sand and surf in a steady stream all day. >> doesn't change it one bit, came here to enjoy the beach. >> i just thought it was a nice day, wanted to just hang out, enjoy the sun. >> a public works ranger tells

me 2 people saw the shark yesterday, nobody got hurt. it wasn't the first time someone spotted a ferocious fish here. >> i watched a couple of seals get eaton, maybe 25 yards from me. >> the signs didn't stop people from coming to the beach, they may have kept people closer to the sand. >> we know we current going that far in the water. i wasn't worried, but i see a lot of people are traveling far out in the water. >> the sharks are out there, they usually don't bother anybody, they do once in a while y. have seen them at this particular beach. >> by monday the signs will be gone so long as there is no other sign of sharks over the weekend. in pacifica, spencer blake, kron4 news. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, the giants and phillies in a tight one, the a's also in a tight one in southern california. we have highlights of both games, coming up. want to take a look outside as people in san francisco are starting to get ready for the

pride parade that kicks off 10:30 this morning. we have coverage of the parade throughout the program here. for the weekend, it is the kite boarding competition in pittsburgh, you can check out competitors in big air, and free style, all at river view park 11:00-5:00, and it is free to attend.

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bay area baseball, the giants were home taking on the philadelphia phillies at at&t park, madison on the mound for the giants, he started out lights out as he finished with 7 strikeouts against the phillies last night, and the giants would take the lead early on with blanco knocking in a run off an error in the 2nd inning, the giants got on the board early and 1 inning later buster extended that leze with a sacrifice-- that lead with a sacrifice fly. it falls apart in the 7th,

giving up r.b.i sing-- giving up r.b.i single followed by 2-run homer. the phillies win 3-2. the giants have a shot this afternoon, johnny is on the mound. first pitch 1:05. driven to center, going back, near the wall, and that baby is gone. 2-run shot early. >> it didn't take the a's long to take the lead against the angels, in the 5th pew holes hits 594th homerun, 11th on the homerun list. 2-run r.b.i single from cocoa, driving in and a's win 7-3. they have taken 3 and a row from the angels, a chance to sweep the 4-game series today. toyota save mart 350 at

sonoma raceway, video from the qualifying round yesterday, carl edwards had the fastest time saturday, so he is starting in the pull position today. edwards won at sonoma in 2014 as he already has 2 victories this year, the big race starts at noon today. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, a routine traffic stop turns into anything but for a bay area officer. we have details, coming up next. we will take a live look outside, golden gate bridge still in fall this morning, for the weekend it is family pride day in san francisco. you can enjoy ar, activities, face painting, playground for the whole family, all happening at the corner of larken and grove streets in the city 9:45 until 4:00 and it is free to attend.

we are back on kron4 news weekend, what a beautiful sight that is this early sunday morning, isn't that beautiful? from yosemite, plenty of sunshine there and water from the falls there. back home to the bay area, expecting another toasty day inland and pretty nice for pride parade festivities today. lets get the word from lawrence karnow in the forecast. hi, lawrence. >> high pressure going to bring us lots of sunshine around the bay area, couple patches of fog along the coastline early on in the morning hours, by the afternoon, plenty of sunshine. in fact t will get hot. again, this ridge of high pressure building out of the desert southwest bringing the dry desert air here the next few days and that will send some temperatures near 100 degrees. today, not that hot. it will still be hot in the interior valleys,athy 9 in san jose-- 89 in san jose. 77 in oakland. san francisco checking in at 72 degrees into the afternoon. patchy fog early on this morning but as we head toward the afternoon hours, you can see just really, really confined to

the coastline staying nice and clear in the bay and the valley, the temperatures, again, 90s into the valleys. you will see a lot of 80s inside the bay and the coastline, generally in the 60s. next few days we will see plenty of sunshine and hot summer heat. then we start to cool things down, much cooler next weekend. >> thanks a lot. back to the news this morning, in the east bay, a police cadet is recovering from an injury after a traffic stop in concord. police say someone through an explosive at the cadet. >> reporter: a a traffic stop ended with a police cadet in the hospital. officers continue to patrol. >> brazen for somebody to do that. >> there were a dozen people standing around the 1700 block of dianne court as the traffic enforcement was taking place. >> he was-- all of a sudden they heard a loud pop.

>> m-1,000 fire cracker similar to a quarter stick of dynamite was throne in the officer's direction-- thrown in the officer's direction. a 20-year-old police cadet got hit. no one in the neighborhood had interest on talking to us on camera, as they put it, they were not about to snitch. everyone in the vicinity at the time of the incident was detained and questioned. >> no one can determine who threw it so we took a report. it just shows the dangers out there. we have to be aware of the people around us. >> the cadet was treated for leg injuries and released from the hospital shortly after. >> dynamite, that could really do severe damage if that were to come into contact with an officer. >> reporter: i am told the incident did not deter the cadet from wanting to become a police officer, in fact it set his heart on that goal. anyone with information that can help lead to an arrest is urged to call police. kron4 news. happening now, california

law enforcement officials say that they are checking cars for illegal out of state fireworks ahead of the 4-earth of july holiday. authorities say they are keeping an eye out for firefighter smugglers, people brenging in firefighter from out of-- bringing in fireworks from out of state has been a big problem and agents are checking cars at the california/nevada border. there have been over 2500 fires from illegal fireworks the past 5 years alone. >> didn't ask us if we had coolers, didn't ask anything specific, whether we had anything, they just want to look into the trailer. >> authorities in california seized tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks. an update on a story we brought you earlier this week, a 21-year-old man who fell from a ledge at oracle arena is now able to talk. kron4's j.r. stone spoke with the man's father who tells us his health is improving but his son still has a long way to go.

>> this picture of 21-year-old sal vudor bim bor was taken this week, he fell from an edge inside oracle arena after game 7 of the nba finals, his father, ronnie, tells kron4 news hat his son is now able to talk. earlier this week ronnie told us what his other son witnessed. >> my 12-year-old son told me somebody picked him up from his legs and pushed him over while he was recording. there was a fight and somebody pushed him over the ledge there. >> oakland police detectives tell us they are still trying to determine if a crime was committed, but he says his son was telling him there was a fight and he was pushed. as to sal's injuries... >> my son's cheek bone is smashed, his, nose, his upper eye, his head, his brain. he is leaking from his ears, blood. >> the fall happened inside oracle arena, but not in the

area where there are seats. rather, this area near the concession stands and the windows. police are asking for those who might have witnessed something near sections 219 or 220 to come forward. a hope echoed by family members this week as they described having to tell sal's kids that their father is still alive in the hospital. >> my grand son-- he said my father is dead. please. please, if anybody, call the police, god bless you. so this doesn't happen again. please, god bless you. please, send pictures or information. >> that was j.r. stone reporting for us this morning. in national news, the

pentagon-- details could be finalized as early as monday and signed off by wednesday. officials say the repeal goes into effec on friday, july 1. secretary of defense, ash carter, announcing last year hat the transgender ban would be lifted unless a review proved that it would negatively impact the military. currently u.s. military disqualifys transgender troops for medical reasons, and it is not known how many troops have been affected by the policy. >> nothing worse than trying to take a picture or download something on your phone or tablet and you get the pop up saying you have no more space on your device, i am gabe slate, i will show you ways to free up storage, that is coming up on kron4 news. >> sound said good. lets take a live look outside at sfo, conditions just about perfect. for the weekend, the animal

pride parade in san francisco, you can check out one of the nation's largest lgbt events, the parade starts on market and beal streets in the city in about 2 hours at 10:30 this morning, it is free to attend . averi harper reporting from the starting point of the parade. we hear from her in 20 minutes.

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>> lets use a different example, i found this app, garage band that came automatically installed, i don't use it, i don't want it, taking up more than a gig of space. quit delete and-- quick delete and i gained a gig. lets say you deleted all apps, there are phone cleaning apps you can download and they will free up space, look for fragmented file said, duplicate photos and that. you can buy an external hard drive that plugs into your phone, like this leaf i bridge, you can pick it online on amazon, plug it into your phone and it doubles your space t is changing this 16-gig i-phone to 32 gig. there are wireless hard drives that can expand the storage of your device through wi-fi. you can keep these in your pocket or purse or back pack or leaving around your home or work. gabe slate, kron4 news. >> all right, thanks.

for direct links to the apps and products gabe mentioned in that report, you can visit our tech page on our website, kron4.com. or you can find it on our mobile app. a historic storm is now-- has now claimed more lives and death toll expected to rise, details up next. first, lets take you outside at the san mateo bridge, not a lot of traffic this morning and for the weekend t is the japan day festival in japan town. check out japanese folk dance, art, music, all happening at the japan town peace plaza 1:00-5:00 today and it is free to attend. we will be right back.

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nice as well. it will get hot again inland, with all of that, here is lawrence karnow. hi, lawrence. >> good morning, everybody, lots of sunshine coming our way. and these temperatures going to stay very hot, especially away from the coastline, high pressure building in out of the desert southwest, that is pumping in the dry desert air, it will be a semi permanent feature, not just today but probably for the next couple weeks as the ridge, just going to fluctuate a bit over the next few days, it will likely strengthen over the next few and the temperatures, some of those numbers soaring near 100 degrees in some of the valleys. for today, san francisco should check in 72, with sunshine, and mild temperatures after a couple morning patchy fog, early on. but by the afternoon lots of sunshine, also into oakland at 77 degrees, and san jose, very warm. 89 into the afternoon. here we go, low problem fog into the early morning hours but that will start to break up and then as we head in toward the afternoon, more sunshine on the

way, looks like some very warm temperatures, especially away from the coastline. the parade today, if you are headed on out, 10:30 today, temperatures generally low 60s starting out with fog early on. mostly sunny and cool breeze as we head in toward the middle of the day. by the way, there is the sonoma raceway is going to have a great race up there today. if you are headed in that direction, expect warm temperatures, mid 80s by noon, getting near 90 degrees as we head in toward the afternoon. lots of sunshine and some hot temperatures. highs today, generally toasty side again, 92 in livermore, 92 in santa rosa, 87 san jose. 65 in san francisco, next few days getting hot near 100 degrees, cooling down toward next weekend. >> all right, thank you. in national news this morning, state officials say the death toll from west virginia's devastating flood is up to 24. as high waters begun to recede in part of west virginia, the death toll, according to officials, may continue to rise. it is one of the deadliest flash

floods in the country over the past several years. scott mcqueen reports on the clean up effort. >> the worst i have ever seen. >> it took hours for the elk river to turn this small town into a big mess. it will take much longer to clean it up. flooding in records, kept rivers more than 30 feet, tearing through homes and businesses can killing more than 20 people. >> we were in extreme danger and all i could do was just to get my family to the second floor and hope that the foundation and structure of this house was strong enough to withstand the storm. >> now, it is all about the clean-up, with help from friends, family, and neighborhoods, people are sorting through what can be salvageed and what can under. the area has seen flooding but nothing quite like this before. >> the basement at the house is all destroyed. >> ordinary west virginians are stepping up, donating clothes,

cleaning plies, and water-- supplies, and water. >> i have seen what the floods can do and i had to make sure everybody was taken care of. >> the national guard activateed and federal disaster assistance is on the way, including green brier county, there is a golf course under that water, scheduled to host in 2 weeks, it has been canceled. washington dc grabbed the nation's attention when law americas ignored their own rules and disrupted the house chamber. the action did little to change gun control or terrorism legislation. in this week's capitol edge, chief national correspondent jim osmund tells us of the chances of congress accomplishing any chance of gun slagz when the returns to work-- legislation when it returns to work. >> what just happened in the flurry of activity at the capitol? the prospects aren't great of gun control legislation pass ing when congress returns, according

taa network news-- to a network news analysis of bills in the congress, more than 100 measures have been introduced but none passed since 2011. all but a few ever even made it to the floor. >> we have to occupy the floor of the health. >> speaking of the floor, democrat congress men and women literally took to the house floor to protest further inaction of gun control since the orlando massacre of 49 people and an lgbt nightclub. >> i wondered, what would bring this body to take action? what would finally make congress do for what is right, what is just, what the people of this country have been demanding? >> house cameras were turn off so it was shown on a live stream app. >> we are not going to allow stunts like this to stop us from carrying out the people's business. >> congress got nothing done in regard to any significant action on gun control or terror-related

legislation before leaving the capitol. for all that hard work, congress is off until july 5, after the holiday. >> get this, the published calendar of the house of representative has the last session as july 15, they don't get back until september 6. almost 8-week break. i am chief national correspondent, kron4. international news, the uk voted last week for breks sxt some brits are-- brexit and some brits are regretting it and demanding a do-over. the petition collected more than 2 million signatures, far above the threshold required for lawmakers to start a debate. some voters who voted, who supported brexit later tweeted they changed their minds, a british lawmaker said on twitter parliament will look into the petition tuesday. donald trump is trying to downplay american's fears about the financial, possible

financial fall out from britain's vote to leave the eu. the u.s. stock market and some global markets also took a plunge following thursday's leave vote. then led to worries about americans retirement plans and savings. trump visited one of his golf resorts in scotland friday. he said if the u.s. had proper leadership, the changes in the eu shouldn't affect our country. he later told reporters that the stock market's fall is due to wall street's worries about president obama's economic policies is and the u.s. debt. still ahead on kron4 news weekend, san francisco celebrating the 240th birthday, we will show you how residents celebrated, coming up. first, lets take you outside for this live look from our embarcadero camera, things are looking pretty good there, and for the weekend, it is the glbt history museum free admission day in castro district, celebrating a hundred years of lgbt history, through

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take a look, hundreds of people out celebrating the 240th birthday of san francisco. yesterday waz the anniversary-- was the anniversary of the founding of san francisco's pusidio park-- presidio park, they honored the journey of ancestors and the founding of elpresidio, some got into character at the event. >> i am portraying father francisco palou, one of the chaplains, franciscan chaplain that came to found this. >> this was one of the best turn outs, descendants return every

june to celebrate the event. a 5-year-old boy failed to convince former president george hw bush to give broccoli a second chance. bush said in 1990 he was not a fan of the vegetable and reportedly banned it from air force 1. bush received a letter from a boy named cooper who urged bush to reconsider. the former president tweeted that he is proud of the young boy's interest in a healthy lifestyle, he added, though, that cooper's letter did not get him to change his mind. straight ahead on kron4 news weekend, we are a couple hours away from the beginning of the pride parade, kron4's averi harper has a look at hot to expect-- what to expect, that is coming up.

good morning, temperatures near 100 degrees. 89 in san jose, 77 as you make your way to oakland and san francisco checking in at 72 degrees in the afternoon. patchy fog early on this morning, but as we head toward the afternoon hours, you can see it is confined to the coastline. nice and clear in the bay and

valley. temperatures, 90s into the valley. a lot of 80s inside of the bay. making the way to the coastline, generally in the 60s. next few days, plenty of sunshine, hot summer heat and we start to cool things down, much cooler next weekend. >> >> lawrence, thanks a lot. >> >> one of the more popular celebrations for the lgbt community in northern california. in san francisco, two day gay pride celebration. this year marks the 46th year. one of the most iconic scenes of pride weekend. originally used by the nazis to identify and shame homosexuals, now, it's a symbol of pride, gay pride. the pink triangle signifies the ongoing fight for acceptance. this >> there is much different and sobering look to this year's

pride celebration. you will see a strong police presence everywhere and extra security measures at every entrance. police are taking no chances in the wake of the orlando massacre. extra security is one response to the shooting that killed 49 people two weeks ago. avery harper is at the parade. what you can expect to see, today. >> we are an hour and a half until the start of this year's pride parade. preparations are underway and a lot of paradegoers are starting to arrive. the parade stops at 10:30, but people are out to get a jump start. if you are coming, expect to see a heavy police presence and extra security measures in effect. if you are coming to parade, leave backpacks at home.

of i talked to,izars and they say this has a special meaning. >> to have a great time and show we are not afraid. >> i think it's important to show you are not afraid to live your life and go out and be woe you are, whether it was a straight supporter or a member of the community. >> reporter: if are you driving in the city, a lot of street closures because of the pa ray, today, i'm told by parade organizers as of 9:00, market street is closed to traffic. >> >> all right, avery, thanks for the report. >> the parade starts at 10:30, market street and beale. a lot of closures. civic center plaza area, festivities taking place all day long.

parking in the area will be difficult. bart opened early to accommodate those traveling to the parade. the train started running on bart at 7:00 am this morning. on our website, we have a full list of the street closures in areas that you want to avoid. we have live traffic maps as well. that way, you can check the road conditions before you head out. we have a full list of all of the different pride events going on throughout the day. you can get all of the make on the kron 4 mobile app. >> >> happening in sonoma. heavy traffic on highway 37 in the north bay. officials say you should try to avoid the area completely unless you will be attending the race. the race starts at noon, today. >> >> breaking news from the south bay this morning, all lanes are reopen following a deadly car accident in san jose. it happened southbound u.s. 101 near the northbound interstate 280, chp said the incident

happened at 4:40 this morning. we are learning the accident started when a car was blocking the rain and a person was sitting outside of the car, chp issued a sig alert at 5:10 this morning it was called off two hours later. chp still investigating the accident >> caught on camera, the owners of divas of la jolla store showed this video of a burglar ransacking the business. the man police are looking for in a story you will see only on kron 4. >> a thief in action, wasting no time breaking in. >> this is something we were never expecting, right now, we are trying to recover from some of the shock and some of the emotion behind it. >> reporter: if not for these cameras set up throughout the store, we wouldn't know how it happened. but instead, the entire break in captured from multiple

angles 20 minutes before the glass was shatter with this rock. the burglars drove past the business twice before a hooded and masked thief barges in. the owners believe the suspect may have been in the store before because he knew exactly where to go, the jewelry cases were empty, so he opted for the unlocked drawers behind the counselor, grabbing a few items, getting off before getting into a black sedan. get away drivers speeding away. >> quite honestly, it's frustrating the frustration, we have been a part of this community for 18 years it's awe family owned business. for something like this to happen, it is really hard on the family. >> reporter: in all, the burglary took 30ic seconds with the alarm sounding the entire time. >> overall, it's a very good

community. that's why we were taken by surprise. >> soon after, santa claira police were swarming the place, looking for any clues that would lead them to the burglars >> . think it was fantastic. santa claira pd >> reporter: the store is offering a monetary award for any information that helps to lead to the arrest and conviction of the suspects. >> >> still ahead on kron "news 4," weekend wildfires continue to burn throughout the state, including the bay area. >> >> great white shark sighting at the bay area beach. officials are concerned, but are beachgoers? we'll find out.

if you think you are spending too much money on satellite and cable, you probably are. reports estimate that time warner cable is overcharging customers by a total of $2 million this year, while the senate report says charter is overcharging its customers by a total of $400 thousand a month. both companies say they are working to address the issue. >> >> several wildfires across the straight state have stretched firefighters thin. governor brown declaring the hardest hit areas an emergency. taking you outside, not a lot of traffic, a lot of sunshine. 29 different food vendors at

the parade ground from 11:00 to 4:00 today it's free to attend.

>> we are back on kron 4 news this weekend. the fog has been stub born, hanging out at the golden gate bridge, keeping things hazy, but also cooler, let's go ahead and find out how things will be the rest of the bay area, because it's going to be microclimates all over the place, especially inland here's lawrence with the forecast. hi, lauren. >> good morning, everybody, lots of sunshine coming our way and these temperatures going to stay very hot, especially away from the coastline. high pressure building in out of the desert southwest, pumping in the dry desert air t will be a semi-permanent feature today, but probably also the next couple of weeks.

the ridge will frock wait over the next couple of days. it will likely strengthen and some of the numbers soaring near 100 degrees in sonoma valley. 72 with sunshine and mild temperatures out there, a couple of patchy fog early on, by the afternoon, lots of sunshine. oakland, 77 degrees. san jose, very warm, 89 into the afternoon. here we go, low cloud and fog into the early morning hours, but that will start to break up as we head in towards the afternoon, more sunshine on the way, it looks like very warm temperatures especially away from the coastline. break today if you are heading out, 10:30, today, temperatures in the low 60s, starting out with fog early on, mostly sunny, cool breeze as we head if toward the middle of the day. by the way, sonoma raceway will have a race today. if are you heading in that direction, warm temperatures, 80, near noon, getting near 90

degrees. lots of sunshine and high temperatures, 92 in santa rosa, 87 in san jose. 65 in san francisco, next few days, getting hot, near 100 degrees. cooling down toward the weekend. >> >> thank you, lawrence. >> >> we have breaking news to tell you about, firefighters battling a warehouse fire in the bayview neighborhood. these are photos of the fire sent from the san francisco fire department's twitter account. the fire started at 7:30 this morning near industrial and loomis street. fire department advising people to stay out of the area. >> >> in the east bay. a number of brush fires in alameda county burned a total of 211-acres, first reported at 5:00 last night, 10-miles east of livermore. all lanes of westbound 580 were closed for a time as cal fire

fought the flames. >> >> also in the east bay, fire crews rushed to the side of highway 4 to put out a small brush fire there. a kron4 viewer was driving along the highway and recorded this cloud of smoke. investigators are still trying to figure out the cause of the fire. the flames burned 40-acres of land before it was contained. >> we have reports that our house is standing, quite a miracle. i know a lot of people have had a lot of devastation and loss. >> a deadly fire in central california has burned more than 35,000-acres since thursday it's only 10% contained. the wildfire, known as the erskine fire -- the fire is burning in kern county off

erskine creek road. it moved so quickly, some residents had barely time to escape. >> devastation on people's faces, lady sitting over there with oxygen tanks. i have lost everything. all i have is what i have on. >> we saw it and within 20 minutes, it was there, our house was on fire. it's unbelievable. i have never seen this much damage from a fire. >> two bodies recovered friday. the governor declared a state of emergency and that will free up resources to fight this fire. more than 1100 firefighters are battling the flames there. >> >> in the east bay, a massive house fire under control, but not before it destroyed one home and damaged others in antioch. fire officials say the fire was fueled by wind and dry bush. it started yesterday afternoon.

the three-alarm fire ignited grass around the home. the damage statemented at $650,000 but luckily, no one was hurt. >> >> two men allegedly running a grow house. their home untouched by the fire, but the two story home was filled with marijuana plants. neighbors say they suspected the home was a grow house for the past several years. >> >> kron 4 is following up on the great white shark spotted at pacificka state beach friday. there were signs that the shark could could still be around, but as spencer blake reports, no one seems scared at all. >> reporter: from the shore, it looked like any other day at the beach. except for a few warnings in the sand. >> we did not hear about it, but we read the sign as we

walked over. >> >> reporter: despite the signs -- >> doesn't change things one bit. >> thought it was a nice day. wanted to come out, enjoy the sun. >> reporter: a public works ranger told me two people saw the shark yesterday. no one got hurt. it wasn't the first time someone spotted a ferocious shark here. these signs didn't stop people from coming to the beach, they may have kept people closer to the sand. >> we knew we weren't going that far into the water. as far as our concerned, we weren't worried. but alot of people are traveling far out in the water. >> i mean, the sharks are out there. they usually don't bother anything. they do, once in awhile. >> reporter: by monday, the signs will be gone as long as there is no other sign of sharks over the weekend. spencer break, kron4 news. >> >> two men behind bars after

robbing a man using an atm in san francisco police were called to the area near the small. the two suspects robbed the victim and took off in a white vehicle. they lead police on a pursuit before crashing into a car. the suspects were taken into custody and a weapon was confiscated. >> >> a's in a close game. highlights coming up. >> >> but first, taking a live look at downtown san francisco as people are getting ready for the rid parade to start. it officially kicks off at sock 30 this morning. >> >> for the weekend, kite boarding contest going on in pittsburgh. you can check out competitors, all happening at riverview park from 11:00-5:00 today and it's free to attend.

>> we are back with bay area baseball. giants at home -- off to a great start, baum gartner, finishing with seven strikeouts, giants would take the early lead. then for the giants, it all fell apart in the 7th inning as baumgartner gave up a single, enough for the phillies to hang on 3-2. joins have a shot of redemption, this afternoon. first pitch at 1:05. >> >> trout going back, near the wall, and it's gone.

>> yeah, didn't take the a's long to take the lead against the angels. in the fifth inning, pulse, 574ett homerun, now, 11 on the all-time list. a's respond in the 6th with a two-run rbi singer from crisp. danny grove in crisp with an infield single. the average's would go on to win. they have a cannes to sweep, today. first pitch 7:05. >> >> let's take it live look outside. golden gate bridge, still foggy conditions there and for the weekend, it's family pride day in san francisco. you can you enjoy art, activities, face painting, a lot more. playground for the whole family, all happening on the corner of larken and grove streets in san francisco.

it runs until 4:00 and it's free to attend.

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we are back on kron 4 news. with a live view from yosemite. 66 degrees. very comfortable. it will heat up to you 88 degrees later today. a bit toasty in yosemite and parts of the bay area as well. let's go ahead and get the forecast, now from lawrence. good morning, lawrence. >> high pressure going to bring us lots of sunshine, a couple of patches of fog early on, but by the afternoon. plenty of sunshine. it will get hot and again this ridge of high pressure building desert south west, bringing the dry desert air here the next few days, sending some of the temperatures near 100 degrees. not that hot, it will be hot in the interior valley. 77 in as you make your way into oakland, san francisco checking in at 72 degrees into the

afternoon. patchy fog early on, but as we head in towards afternoon hours, can you see it is really confined to the coastline, staying nice and clear in the bay and valley. 90s into the valleys, a lot of 80s into the bay and making your way into the coastline generally in the 60s. next few days, plenty of sunshine and hot summer heat and we start to cool things down, much comber next weekend. >> >> in the east bay, a plisky get is recovering from an injury, someone threw an explosive at the cadet. there were dozens of witnesses, but no one is speaking up. >> reporter: a traffic stop and it was a police cadet in the hospital. now, officers continue to patrol. >> pretty brazen for someone to do that. >> reporter: a dozen people standing around as the traffic enforcement was taking place. >> he was arrested. all of a sudden, they heard a

loud pop. >> an m1000 fire cracker, similar to a quarter stick of dynamite was thrown in the officers's direction. a police cadet in training got hit. no one in the neighborhood had any interest to talk to us on camera. as they put it, they were not about to snitch. everyone in the area was detained and questioned, but -- >> that's the end of it. as officers, it showing the danger out there. we have to be aware of who is around us. >> the cadet was treated for leg injuries and released from the hospital. >> dynamite, it could do some severe damage if it were to come into contact with the police officer. >> reporter: i'm told it did not deter the cadet from wanting to be a police officer. in the meantime, anyone with

information about the case is urged toddle police. >> >> happening now, california law enforcement officials are checking star cars for illegal fireworks ahead of the 4th of july holiday. authorities are keeping an eye out for smugglers.ing as are checking cars at the california/nevada border and confiscating any illegal fireworks. there have been 2500 fires from illegal fireworks in the last five years alone. >> reporter: authorities in california have seized tens of thousands of pounds of illegal fireworks. >> >> an update to a story we brought you earlier this week. a man who fell from a ledge at oracle arena is able to speak.

we spoke with the man's father woe said his son's health is improving, but he has a long way to go. >> >> bimbo fell from a ledge inside of oracle arena after game seven of the nba finals. his father, ronny, tells k ron 4 news, his son is able to talk. >> my 12-year-old son told me that somebody picked him up from the legs and pushed him over while he was recording. there was a fight and somebody pushed him over the ledge. >> reporter: oakland police detectives tell us they are still trying to determine if a crime was committed. but his father says his son is telling there was a fight and he was pushed. as to sal's injuries -- >> my son's cheek bone is smashed, his nose, his upper i eye, his head, his brain is he leaking from his ears, blood.

>> reporter: the fight happened in or la arena, but not where there are seats, police are asking for those that might have witnessed something near sections 219 or 220 to come forward. family members describe having to tell sal's kids that their father is still alive in the hospital. >> my grandkids -- please if anyone has any information, please call, police department. god bless you. so this doesn't happen again, please, god bless you. please send pictures or information that you may have. >> that's jr stone reporting. >> >> national news, the pentagon could lift its ban on

transgendered people serving in the military as soon as this week. details of the plan would be finalized as early as tomorrow and signed off by wednesday. officials say if the repeal goes into effect it will be friday, july 1st. defense secretary ash carter announced that the transgender band would be lifted unless a review proved it would negatively hurt the military. >> >> nothing worst than trying to take a picture or download something and you get the dreaded popup showing you don't have enough space. before you buy a new phone, i'll show you ways to free up storage. >> >> let's take a look outside at sf o, conditions are just about perfect. for the weekend, it's the pride

parade. it starts on market and beale streets in san francisco in an hour at 10:30 this morning, it's free to attend.

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the kron 4 mobile app. >> >> a historic storm claimed more lives, the death toll is expected to rise. details coming up, next. >> >> traffic moving free and easy this sunday morning, for the weekend, it's the japan day festival, going on in japan town. it's all happening in san francisco at the peace plaza from 1:00 to 5:00nd it's free to attend.

let's go ahead and take you up to the sierra for a look at kirkwood, conditions there look fantastic. kickwood, 66 degrees. they are expecking a high later today of 84. it should be nice there. it should be very nice in the bay area as we celebrate pride throughout the day and it should be toasty in some spots as well. let's get the run down from

lawrence. >> good morning, lawrence. >> good morning, everybody, lots of sunshine coming our way, these temperatures will stay very hot he specially away from the coastline. high pressure building in out of the desert southwest. it will be semi-permanent, not just today, but probably for the next couple of weeks as the ridge fluctuates. it will likely strengthen, and the temperatures, some of the numbers soaring near 100 degrees in some of the valleys. for today, san francisco, 72 and sunshine. mild temperatures out there. a couple of mornings of patchy fog. by the afternoon. lots of sunshine into oakland, 77 degrees. san jose, 89 into the afternoon. here we go. low clouds and fog into the early morning hours, but that will start to break up as we head in towards the afternoon. more sunshine on the way, it looks like very warm temperatures especially away

from the coastline. the parade today if you are heading out, 10:30, temperatures in the low 60s, starting with fog early on, mostly sunny, cool breeze as we head in towards the middle of the day, there is the sonoma race way, a great race up there, today. if are you heading in that direction, expect warm temperatures, 80 by noon. lots of sunshine, high temperatures, highs generally on the toasty side. 92 in santa rosa, 87 in san jose, 65 in san francisco, next few days, getting hot near 100 degrees cooling down toward the weekend. >> >> firefighters have now contained the warehouse fire in san francisco's bayview neighborhood. these are photos sent to us from the san francisco fire department's twitter account. the fire started at 7:30 this morning near industrial and loomis streets. but the fire is contained, now, no word on any injuries.

>> >> national news, state officials say the death toll from west virginia devastating floods is now 24, high water is beginning to recede in parts of west virginia and officials are saying the death toll may continue to rise. it's one of the deadliest flash floods in the country in years. scott mclane reports on the cleanup. >> reporter: it took hours for the elk river to turn this small town into a big mess t will take much long tore clean it up. tearing through homes and businesses and ultimately killing more than 20 people. >> we were in extreme danger, all i could do was get my family to the second floor and hope that the foundation and structure of this house was strong enough to with stand the storm. >> reporter: now, it's all about the cleanup. with help from friends, family and neighbors, people are sorting through what can be

salvaged and what cannot. this area has seen flooding before, but nothing quite like there. >> reporter: ordinary west virginiaians stepping up, donating clothes, cleaning supplies and water. >> i have seen what the floods can do down here. i had to get down to see what i could do. >> federal assistance is on the way for those that need it. more national news this morning, washington, d.c grabbed the facial's attention when lawmakers ignored their own rules and disrupted the house chamber. the action did little to change gun control our terrorism legislation. in this week's "capital edge." chief correspondent jim landfall lynn talks about the

challenges. >> >> reporter: what is next for gun control in washington and what just happened in the flurry of activity at the capital. if you take a look at the last five years, cording to a network news analysis of bills in congress, it shows more than 100 measures have been introduced, but none have passed since 2011. all but a few even ever made it to the floor. >> we have to occupy the floor of the house. >> >> reporter: democratic congressmen and women literally took to the floor since the orlando massacre. >> i wonder what would bring this body to take action? what would finally make congress do what is right, what is just with the people of this country have been demanding. >> reporter: house cameras were turned off, so the protest had to be shown on a live stream

app. the house speaker called it politics. >> we will not allow stunts like this to stop us from carrying out the people tess business. >> for all of the word work, congress is off until july 5th. after the holiday. >> the published calendar at the house of representatives has the last session as july 15th. they don't get back until september 5th. an almost eight week break. >> >> in international news, uk voted last week for brexit, now, some brits are regretting it. they are signing a petition for a doover. that petition already selected more than two million signatures. some voters who supported

brexit later tweeted their changed their minds. a british lawmaker said parliament will look into the petition on tuesday. >> >> donald trump trying to down play america's fears about the possible financial fallout from britain's vote to leave the eu. u.s. stock market and global markets took a major plunging following thursday's leave works. leads to worries about american's retirement plans and savings. trump said if the u.s. had proper leadership, the changes in the eu shouldn't affect our nation. he said that the stock market's fall is due to wall street's worries about president obama's economic policies an the u.s. debt. >> still ahead, san francisco celebrating their 240th birthday. how residents celebrated. that's coming up. we are taking you outside

for this view for the sunday morning, for the week, it's the lgbt museum. the museum celebrates 100 years of the history through exhibits and programs. it's happening at the museum from noon to 5:00, today and it's free to attend.

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one of the celebrations best turnouts, descendants of the original founding family return every june to celebrate the event. >> >> new this morning, the yellow cloud guitar owned by the late singer prince sole at an auction in los angeles for over $130,000. the auction house does not name the buyer of the guitar. prince used the guitar in videos and concerts in 1980s. he broke the guitar's neck during an appearance at a french tv show in 1994. prince died back on april 21st after being found unresponsive at his home in minnesota. >> on that note, we are going to wish awe happy pride weekend and wrap things up. for all of us here, thanks for joining us, don't forget, news ton at 8:00 and 10:00ing we'll see you then, good-bye.

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