advisory also remains in effect for most inland areas through thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

(vicki) the east bay has seen the brunt of the heatwave hitting the region...(steve) kron 4's dan kerman joins us live from heather farm park to show us how people are beating the heat. with the sun beating down on walnut creek, even the ducks in heather farm park were taking cover in the shade. but as temperatures approached the 100 degree mark, others opted for something a bit wetter sot colleen darling/beating the heatit's insane you either have to be in the air

conditioning or in the pool , there is no other optionsyoung people from various camps and summer programs were actually excited about the heatsotwhat do you guys like best about the hot weather, you get to go swimmingand not just swimming, but a lot of jumping and splashingand for those a little older, doing lapssot jean lawther/beating the heati love swimming in the rain, i love swimming in the sun, but this is a great way to beat the heat but even the pool wasn't all that coolsot joey david/"the pool guy," city of walnut creekmy heaters have been off for a week and a half and the pool is still 86, 88 degrees. this fountain of water is actually an aerator designed to bring water temps down--nats-across the park those attending the city's day camp were finding other ways to stay cool but for many nothing seems to be beat a snow conesotyou can get fruit punch and bubble gum or sour apple and fruit punch, or all three, that's what i got the first time!

(vicki) the extreme heat causing more problems yet again. and pg&e crews are struggling to keep up. all eyes are on thursday... when more record temperatures are predicted. kron four's terisa estacio is also in walnut creek - where people there are struggling to keep the power on. tes: here in the east bay - at one point today, several thousand people were without power thanks in part to the heat. (take estacio story) residents on this street in walnut creek spent hours without any power tuesday - a tree snapped a line, but because crews were stretched thin dealing with other outages, it took an extended amount of time to get the power restored. nats: the

waiting is no fun, no it is not. the cook family says they were without power for several hours - a bit of a hardship for one family member. lauren cook, walnut creek resident. "my husband sleeps during the day because he works at night, so sleeping without any air conditioning when it is 100 plus is hard, but they got the power back on fairly fast, and that was appreciated. nats: the power outage also effected this intection off of bancroft with the police sending out alerts, warning residents to stay away, until they could get a generator up to run the light. jim hanck, walnut creek resident. "we keep our air conditioning at 78 to help out pge." pge officials say with this heat and the extreme conditions coming up on thursday they are asking residents to ration their usage during the hotest parts of the day between 2pm and 9pm as well as keeping air conditioning units at a lower temperature. residents say they are trying to keep it all in stride, but realize with many other hot days to come, it is not easy to keep one's

cool. (steve) when called upon to conserve water during the drought - the people of california stepped up. however, now state officials are calling on people áagain to conserve energy during the heat wave. a statewide "flex alert" has been issued, due to high demand of electricity. power officials are asking people to avoid using major appliances between 2 p-m and 9 p-m... today and tomorrow. they are also asking for people to set air conditioners to 78 degrees or higher. it's all an attempt to ease the strain on the power grids. (steve) and you can stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood... using our kron four mobile app. you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to

know when breaking news happens in your area. (vicki) the warm temperatures - fueling a fast moving wildfire in southern california. this is happening right now... in the san bernardino national forest - which is northeast of big bear lake. the fire was reported yesterday afternoon... a day with record- breaking heat. now more than a thousand acres have burned. the fire is 10% contained. about 450 firefighters are working to gain control of the fire. no homes are threatened at this time. authorities say two firefighters have suffered injuries, one from heat exhaustion and the other a physical injury. (steve) soldiers shot a suspect in the heart of brussels after a small explosion at a busy train station today. investigators are calling it a foiled terror plot. it appeared no one else was injured besides a suspect who appeared to be in his early 30's. the damage from the explosion was limited. it is not clear if the suspect survived. witnesses say the man was very agitated, yelling about jihadists and

then screamed "god is great" in arabic. he then blew up something on a baggage trolley. a witness recounts what happened inside that train station. "i was in the main hall when there was an explosion and i could see a burning object in front of me. people were looking around and after a few seconds there was a second explosion. people started to run out of the station and i heard a loud bang although i didn't see anyone injured at all." a bomb squad performed a controlled explosion of a bomb belt the suspect was wearing. trains were diverted from the station and buses sent out to take passengers to the area. belgium has been on high alert since suicide bombers killed 32 people on the brussels subway and at an airport in march 2016.

(vicki) and back here in the bay area.... the mother of the two young children killed by their father in santa rosa has now written a letter to the public..(steve) catherine heenan is here with the latest on the murder- suicide that happenedon father's day weekend.. (catherine) the woman became worried that her estranged husband had taken the two young children for father's day.....and didn't show up sunday night to bring them back home. in an open letter she addressed to the 'community of sonoma county' today - she says she looked for help on many occasions....adding that "many, many times" she had told authorities that the boy and girl were in danger in their father's care. police say 40-year-old alvaro camara killed his 6-year-old daughter and 18-month-old son....then killed himself. their bodies were found monday. sheriff's deputies say there had been a child custody dispute. the woman said she wrote the letter this morning while wrapped in her daughter's blanket...and was struggling to make sense of the 'horrific situtation.' she said she never

got the urgent help she needed....and signed the letter "a mother no longer able to hold her children." vicki? (vicki) police have identified the man shot by the chp on the bay bridge over the weekend . officers say they were clearing a scene early sunday morning... when fresno resident jose huitron allegedly drove towards one of the officers. fearing for his life....officer j- mendoza junior says he then fired at the vehicle - hitting huitron. huitron was taken to the hospital and later booked into jail on suspicion of assaulting an officer and driving under the influence. officer mendoza - who has been with the chp for about a year - is currently on leave pending the investigation. (steve) moving to the north bay... a reckless driver assaults a california highway patrol officer -- all while a pastor watched the whole thing.(vicki) but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, the pastor wasn't just a witness. in fact, some are calling him a hero. he's a pastor who also happens to be a retired sergeant with the san

francisco sheriff's department. (philippe) early saturday morning... pastors joel and annalisa jones jumped onto westbound interstate 80 in fairfield, headed to the east bay... when they noticed a man behind the wheel of a truck speeding at more than 80 miles per hour, bouncing into and off of several cars in his path.pastor joel jones/good samaritan- "he basically was a vehicle of destruction at that point." jones' wife annalisa called 9-1-1 while her husband continued to follow the man. and, after hitting the median, the truck stopped on the shoulder near suisun city. the jones' waited behind the truck until a female officer with the california highway patrol showed up... and, that's when the situation esclated. pastor joel jones/good samaritan- "he walked up to her like she was a mannaquin and he was voicing some things that, this is it, i'm not going to take it -- nope, i'm not, and he went right into her as if she was a man and i was so glad that i waited at that point." at that moment, pastor jones said a

prayer.pastor joel jones/good samaritan- "i asked the lord to be with me, to be in me and before i knew it, i was on him, and uh, i responded and i wanted to separate him from the gun." pastor jones eventually knocked the man off the injuried officer. he restrained the suspect, while his wife consoled the officer until back up arrived.pastor annalisa jones/good samaritan- "for god to say it wasn't a black thing, a white thing, it was a human race thing." the jones' say they've heard from the c-h-p, thanking them for helping out. the suspect was arrested and the jones' say the officer will survive.pastor joel jones/good samaritan- "i was the instrument, uh, but i, i'd say it was the lord that did it." the couple will continue their work at spirit of the truth church worldwide in crockett... and, hope to share a prayer with the injuried officer once she's well again. in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news. (steve) former nfl star oj simpson... could soon be released from prison. (steve) find out when the san francisco native could soon

walk free - coming up on kron four news at five. (vicki) plus, the raiders and warriors are set to roll out of oakland soon... but one team is about to bring in billions of dollars and hundreds of jobs to the city. we'll explain coming up in a live report. (steve) but first, newly released dash-cam video shows the violent encouter between a minnesota officer and a black motorist. what was said before the officer fired his weapon.

(vicki) new video just

into the kron four news room... however, we do want to warn you it is graphic. it's newly released dash- cam video... showing the deadly encounter between a minnesota police officer and motorist philando castile. "nats of yelling and then gunshots"officer: "don't move, don't move" while the video shows the shooting of castile, who was black, it does not show what happened in the car or what the officer actually saw. investigators released the video today to the public - just days after a jury cleared officer jeronimo yanez of manslaughter and other charges in the death of castile. yanez shot castile five times during the traffic stop last july - in a saint paul suburb... seconds after castile informed the officer he was carrying a gun - which he had a permit for. the shooting gained

widespread attention because castile's girlfriend livestreamed the aftermath on facebook. protestors took to the streets in several cities after yanez was cleared... (steve) another big story we are tracking tonight... a parole hearing date is set for next month - for imprisoned former football star o-j simpson. the 70-year-old san francisco native is due to appear july 20.... before a panel of four parole commissioners who could approve his release as early as october. simpson is currently at the lovelock correctional center, in nevada, serving a nine to 33-year sentence for armed robbery and kidnapping. the former nfl star was acquitted in 1995 in los angeles - in the killings of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson, and her friend - ronald goldman. in 2008, he was found guilty in las vegas of orchestrating an armed confrontation with two sports memorabilia dealers at a vegas casino hotel. (vicki) golf legend tiger woods... has checked into a clinic to get help for

dealing with pain medication his agent say's... he's not sure how long woods will be there. the location of tiger's clinic...is also unknown. last month police found woods asleep at the wheel of his mercedes benz in jupiter, florida. woods was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence.... although there was no alcohol detected. in court-- woods said his behavior was quote-- "an unexpected reaction to prescribed medications." (steve)new at 5, we are getting a better understanding of exactly how the city of oakland might benefit from a new a's stadium.(vicki)this afternoon, the bay area council released a report suggesting that a new stadium could generate more than 3 billion dollars over 10 years... not to mention a whole lot of happy baseball fans.kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in oakland with details from the report and an update on where a new stadium might be built. charles. . . . well, it appears that building a new a's ballpark in oakland could be a huge benefit for

the city regardless of where it's built. the report shows that building a new privately funded stadium would create about 2 thousand jobs, many of those jobs going to locals. the stadium would also generate 742 million from ballpark operations and 1.5 billion from game day spending. so that's a little over 3 billion pumped into the local economy over a decade. now, this report only explores the building of the stadium itself, regarless of where the stadium is built. we are told that another report later this year that will factor in location and there are three locations under consideration. here at the coliseum. another is at howard terminal near jack london square and the other possible site is at the peralta community college district near lake merrit. today, oakland a's president dave kaval said the team has not chosen a site and that the selection process is ongoing.

development of the ballpark. kaval also said that the team's goal is to announce the selection of a new site this year. and finally ,we are also told that when a site is chosen the a's management is giving a ballpark estimate that it will take about two years to build the stadium. in oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. (steve) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in

effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

(steve) multiple rescue agencies spoke out today in an effort to keep people safe on the water in the summer months. officials with the national park service, the san francisco police department marine unit, and the san francisco fire department, among other agencies gathered on ocean beach today with some tips on what to do to prevent an emergency. rescue operations increase by 60 percent in june july and august compared to other months of the year. officials advise boaters to tell the marina or someone on land where they are going- and when they will be back- before they leave the dock. they also explained some of the dangers of san francisco's ocean beach.

"the most important take away about ocean beach is not a swimming beach okay, if you want to cool off on a hot day you're more than welcome to wade in... but please don't go past your knees. the currents here are too dangerous they happen too quickly for it to be safe for people to enter the water and to swim. "(steve) officials warn beach officials warn beach goers to stay off the rocks near lands end. the san francisco fire department has added new cliff rescue gear ahead of the summer season. (vicki) in benicia... crews extinguish a firethat burned for nearly 12 hours at a wood recycling plant. the fire started around 3:30 yesterday morning... on goodyear road... about five miles northeast of the valero refinery. the flames became dangerously close to highway 680... causing a traffic backup for morning commuters. no injuries have been reported and no structures damaged. firefighters say the cause of the fire is the spontaneous combustion of the wood, mulch, and compost surrounding the

area. (vicki) coming up, are the nation's students and professors intolerant when it comes to free speech on college campuses? why some u-s senators are expressing concerns tonight. (steve) and next, deadlyfinal moments. a new report reveals what many of the 36 victims - who died in the ghost ship warehouse fire - did seconds before they died.

(steve) tragic details of the ghost ship warehouse fire are being released by the oakland fire department. new photos of the fire aftermath were released with a 50 page report. the documents revealed that many of the 36 victims huddled together in the dark as it became harder to breathe inside the warehouse. some of the young partygoers were found wrapped together in floor rugs. all 36 died of smoke inhalation. this was the deadliest u.s. structure fire in more than 14 years. fire officials say they have been unable to determine what sparked the flames. (vickióthe city of oakland is

taking action to help homeless residents. . . the oakland city council voted monday night. . . to allocate 14- million dollars in support of programs for the homeless.the funds will enable the city to purchase single-room occupancy motel properties. . .in hopes of helping people get off the streets.the money will stem from bond funds via measure k-k. . . which was approved last november for affordable housing projects.officials say homelessness is on the rise in oakland. . . with a current count of over 19-hundred unsheltered people. (steve) it may be hot in the bay area - but we are not the only ones dealing with severe weather. still ahead, we'll take a look at the wild weather happening right now all across the nation - that's even impacting air travel. (vicki) plus, high dollars, high stakes, high interest from washington. why the georgia's sixth congressional district race... is gaining so much attention and how the outcome might impact president trump.

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currently under a heat advisory... as the heat wave continues bring triple digit temps. you are taking a live look outside our sutro cam - you can see alcatrez in the distance... (steve) chief meterologist brittney

shipp is tracking the heat for us tonight - and tells us how long it plans to stick around. more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend. if you think it's hot here ... just be glad you're not in phoenix or las vegas if you think it's hot here ...

just be glad you're not in phoenix or las vegas(ad lib high temps)the highest temperature ever recorded in las vegas is 117 degrees four years ago.the record high temperature for phoenix is 122 degrees, set in 1990.both cities are under extreme heat warnings for the next few days. an arizona tv station set up a webcam so viewers could watch the heat melting a 600=pound block of ice.it only took a few hours.american airlines canceled dozens of flights out of sky harbor in phoenix.its

smaller regional jets can't fly in temperatures above 118 degrees.as for the toughest job in phoenix today ... how about being a firefighter. " it's hot. almost like an oven, yes. that's exactly what it feels like."imagine working in intense heat, in insulated fire suits and bogged down with heavy equipment.capt. reda bigler, phoenix fire department: "we've got 50 pounds of gear with about a 25- pound air pack on our back and it doesn't include all the stuff they have in their pockets."in the high heat firefighters work for 20 minutes instead of 30.and they have a special rehab unit where they can cool off.now lets go up in space to see the other big weather story. tropical storm cindy is forming in the gulf of mexico. these images are from noaa's newest weather satellite. cindy, now heading towards a city all to familiar with flooding, "we are expecting very heavy rain the city of new orleans and in the surrounding areas. of course the entire gulf coast is going to be in harm's way for the next couple of days."nat alabama's governor has already

declared a state of emergency. the high surf near mobile is just a sign of what might be ahead. "we could see rising tides from one to three feet, uh, if we get rain over three hours. you're going to see that in some parts of the city." (adlib position of ts cindy expected to make landfall tomorrow) (vicki) and a reminder... you can stay on top of the heat wave by tracking the weather in your neighborhood... using our kron four mobile app.

you can get weather alerts, follow forecasts and be the first to know when breaking news happens in your area. (steve) the most expensive house race in history has entered it's final hours. the closely watched special election in georgia's sixth congressional district has high stakes for both sides....with republicans and democrats eager to claim the seat in the atlanta suburbs. (vicki) reporter karin caifa takes a look at how the candidates have shaped their final messages to voters. high dollars, high stakes, high interest from washington. voters in georgia's sixth congressional district choose between democrat jon ossoff, and republican karen handel. the race has attracted record- breaking money and national interest. on election day, handel downplayed the attention.karen handel, r- congressional candidate: what i hear on campaign trail is not about national implications, it's about who is best suited to respresent them in washington, to be their next congressman.like

other special elections this spring, the vote, seen as a referendum, on president trump. and despite his low approval ratings, republicans prevailed in contests in kansas and montana.democrats continue to look for a winning formula, and the district in the atlanta suburbs, may be more favorable turf. carried by mitt romney by 23 points in 20-12, president trump won by just one-and-a-half points last november.both parties are heavily courting so-called romney republicans who still identify with the g-o-p, but feel uneasy about trump, and turnout will be key, to a tight race that could go in either handel's or ossoff's favor. jon ossoff, d- congressional candidate: what i think is clear is there's unprecedented intensity and interest by volunteers and the voters alike here in the sixth district. today is the day for folks to make their voices heard. the georgia seat was left open by tom price, now health and human services secretary. voters also go to the polls in south carolina's fifth congressional district today, to fill the seat held by now-white house budget director mick mulvaney -- seen less likely to flip to democrats.in washington, i'm karin caifa. (steve) and the results of georgia's sixth

congressional district race are expected to be announced at 8 pm tonight. (vicki) the embattled white house press secretary held a briefing today...but didn't answer a number of basic questions.. (steve) catherine heenan is here with the latest on sean spicer.....amid reports that he could be part of a job shake-up at the white house;.. (catherine) this was sean spicer's first televised briefing in 8 days... and he kept it short....talking for only about 30 minutes. these briefings have been shrinking in both length and content....as president trump'ssenior aides clamp down on information. and it's happening as reports indicate spicer might be hoping for a more senior communications role with the white house.....possibly handing off the daily updates to someone else. today....spicer couldn't - or wouldn't - answer questions about whether the president believes that russia meddled in the election.. sean spicer/white house press secretary: i think i have not sat down and talked to him about that specific thing,

obviously we've been dealing with a lot of issues today i'd be glad to touch base reporter: generally speaking i mean this conversation about russian interference in our elections. there's 16 intelligence agencies that say that they did. the former fbi director said that without a doubt that they did sean spicer i understand i've seen the reports reporter: does the president share those views? sean spicer i've not sat down and asked him about his specific reaction to them so i'd be glad to touch base and get back to you. spicer's public role has diminished in recent weeks. the white house has increasingly usedcabinet officials and other advisers to talk to reporters on camera. if it's true that spicer might get a more strategic role in handling communications - no decision has been announced yet.. steve and vicki? (steve) a coroner hasn't reached a conclusion about the cause of death for a 22-year- old american college student who died yesterday after he was released from north korea in a coma. the coroner said today that only an external examination was performed on otto warmbier's body, per his family's request.

it says his family refused an autopsy. there will be more interviews and records reviewed. the u-v-a student had been accused of trying to steal a propaganda banner in north korea while visiting with a tour group. he was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor for the crime. (vicki) still ahead... one bay area city has topped the list - when it comes to best spots to visit. find out which one - coming up. (steve) plus, after several protests broke out during scheduled speeches on college campuses... including this one you see here at u-c berkeley. the future of 'free speech' on college campuses is in limbo. hear what u-s senators are now saying about this issue - next.

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senate panel today talked about whether free speech on college campusesis becoming threatened..(vicki) catherine heenan is here with more on what's becoming an impassioned argument - on both sides. (catherine) it's also an argument we've heard here in the bay area.... just one example - the violent protests surrounding a scheduled speech at u-c berkeleyby milo yiannopolous. it's a speech the far-right provocateur never got to deliver. the school also canceled an appearance by conservative commentator ann coulter. now - some argue the nation's students and professors are intolerant when

it comesto free speech on college campuses. citing similar incidents across the country. today the judiciary committee examined the issue....with mixed opinions on theline between free speech....and preventing violence. senator feinstein: it's been my experience that police and universities don't have the equipment to seek it out and handle it. senator cruz: the ku klux klan are a bunch of racist, bigoted thugs. but they have a right to express their views. and we have an obligation then to confront those views some panel members argued that the cancellations have chilled free speech...and created an 'echo chamber' - making the political divide worse. republican senator chuck grassley says that on too many campuses - free speech has been sacrificed "at the altar of political correctness." steve and vicki? (steve) still ahead... ideas and innovation born

here in the bay. tonight we take a special look at a world class product made right here in the bay area that people are eating in every state in the union.

(steve) tonight we are learning what building a new ball park for the a's could mean to the city of oakland. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? (pam) steve... a new ball park would mean billions of dollars for the city. that is the finding by the a's and the bay area council economic institute. today, they released a report suggesting.... a new stadium could generate more than 3- billion dollars over 10 -years... and create two- thousand construction jobs. several sites have been floated as possible locations for the new stadium. tonight ... we will break down the report ... and have an update on where a new stadium might be built in oakland. we will have that story.... and more on kron 4 news at six. steve now back to you.

(vicki) from san francisco to san jose... the bay area is the birthplace of ideas.. and innovation. but many of the companies headquartered here, such as apple and gap, have world class products that are made somewhere else.( steve ) well tonight a product made right here in the bay area that people are eating in just about all 50 states.. it had a modest beginning at a local farmers market but now is competing to beat the two biggest food companies on the planet by making the worlds best soy. for some americans soybeans got their start as a bland alternative to hamburgers on the grill. but soy has come a long way, and now burgers, noodles and nuggets are the go to protein for many top chefs and a west oakland company is leading the way. john notz co- founder"well hodo we are re-

introducing tofu and other soybean foods to america " john notz and minh tsai are co-founders of hodo soy. their collaboration started at bay area farmers markets where minh would sell the breakfast food that reminded him of vietnam, where he was born. "our goal is to get people to eat what i grew up eating at the highest quality" that quality starts with beans. minh tsai: "so these are all u.s. grown soybeans from 45 iowa, illinois oklahoma we work directly with farmers organic farmers they been genetically tested 100% organic" what hodo does to process the beans is critical to their success. two big companies control 80% of world soy production. their products are made by machine. what

makes hodo different is how much is done by hand. over a 100 employees making soy products the way they've been made for hundreds of years. it's twice the time and twice the cost but the owners say you can taste the difference. hodo makes yuba, a unique soy product that fine chefs use in a variety of ways from pasta to philo dough. and the approach has begun to pay off eric chou marketing director eric chou: "it's been amazing we are in almost all 50 states including hawaii and alaska." (steve) exacting standards organic artisanally made is one way they've taken on the big guys and a few years back they got some big recognition so that now what's made in the bay area is made all across the country. aj seliga, marketing strategist, chipotle: " hodo soy in oakland makes all the sofritas for all our chipotles across the country " and it's a popular item. last year chipotle sold 16 million sofritas that's 300 tons of hodo soy month and the numbers are rising which is a good sign for a strong future for this made in the bay area company.

(steve)how well are things going for hodo soy?so well that the east bay company is in the midst ofa big plan to expand and employ more workers in another facility.stay tuned! (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

(steve) sonoma has been named the best small town to visit in america.. (vicki) that's according to u-s news and world report. here is a look at the top five. lake tahoe also making weekend. upcoming weekend.

(steve) sonoma has been named the best small town to visit in america.. (vicki)

that's according to u-s news and world report. here is a look at the top five. lake tahoe also making the list coming in at number 5. breckenridge, colorado coming in at number 2... monterey came in at number 6. the report looked at restaurants and attractions in all cities with fewer than 100- thousand people. (steve) the golden state warriors are already making moves - for next season. after the break - we introduce you to one prospect who has close ties to the bay area.

(vicki) the nba draft is coming up in two days... and while the team doesn't have any picks as of now, that doesn't mean they aren't scouting any talent. golden state held a workout for several prospects this morning... and mark carpenter introduces us to one that has some very close ties to the organization. the warriors held draft workouts with six prospects today and for one of the players, the practice was a homecoming as the franchise is part of his family. we are talking about canyon barry, son of hall of famer rick barry."i mean it would be a dream come true just to play in the nba, especially at golden state. i think i would fit in really well here, just with the culture and my style of basketball, i think it would be a perfect fit. obviously to be able to play where my dad

and brothers played it would just be an added bonus and i can kind of bring the underhanded free throw back to golden state. it's been 40- something years, but it'd be fun to have the underhanded free throw back in the bay area." and the granny style shot would be welcomed with open arms... considering canyon's father found some success off his unique stroke. as the youngest son of the barry clan, canyon didn't hesitate to adopt his dad's shot.... and the style is timeless, as he went 88-percent from the line last season at florida. "for me, i'm kind of a science and math guy so logic would dictate that if you had one of the best free throw shooters of all time as a personal free throw coach, you should at least give it a chance. so when i decided to make the switch, i just really liked the form. there's less pivot points and hinge joints, so it's a more repeatable motion." and with all that math talk, you can be sure barry has a pretty good contingency lined up. if an nba roster spot doesn't work out, he'll pursue a graduate degree in nuclear studies. "you never know how long the ball bounces, so crazier things have happened, whether it's a season ending or career ending injury. so just to have a nuclear engineering degree to fall back on, it's not a bad backup plan. but just really excited and just trying to pursue my basketball career for as long as possible." no matter what canyon ends up doing, we know

this family always hits its mark. mark carpenter, kron4 news (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you. as temperatures continue to soar across the bay area... so do the power outages. next at six... how p-g- and- e .. is scrambling to keep the power on... and the air conditioning running.(steve) plus... the local pastor being hailed a hero... coming up how his quick actions saved a c-h-p officer in trouble. kron 4 news at six is next.

(steve) another hot one for may

parts of the bay area today as the heat wave once again pushes temperatures near 100 degress and has people looking for relief... any way they can get it.(steve) good evening i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. in the east bay it has been difficult to escape the heat but many are finding some cool ways to cope. kron 4's dan kerman is live tonight at heather farm park in walnut creek with more. there was no better time to take a dip in the pool than tuesday, as tempertures in walnut creek appraoched 100 degrees.sot colleen darling/beating the heat 6-13 its my only refuge for me, i have to be in the water i wish everyone would come here's it's the place to be at heather farm park, adults doing laps were joined by kids who were part of summer programs and camps. soti

like to play colors, i like marco poloit was hard to tell if there an organized game playing going on, but there was a lot of splashing going on pool temperatures were sitting at a bathtub like 88 degrees, but these aerating fountains were trying to adress thatsot joey david/"the pool guy," city of walnut creek 37-42we're going to have those things flowing at nighttime and hopefully bring the temperature down a little bit.natsacross the park, summer camp kids were finding other ways to stay cool and some went the classic route soti think bubble gum is the best, but sour green apple is a close second, the most popular is all three of them. now for some of these kids tuesday is their only time at the pool this week that means a hot one on wednesday for most, but not everyonesotim going to hawaii on vacation so i don't have to worry115 have to worry

( pam ) power outages continue to plague p-g-and-e ... as crews scramble to get repairs completed. ( steve ) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, this heat spell is posing a big challenge for the utility service and customers are baring the brunt of it all. (estacio reporting) residents on this street in walnut creek spent hours without any power tuesday - a tree snapped a line, but because crews were stretched thin dealing with

other outages, it took an extended amount of time to get the power restored. nats: the waiting is no fun, no it is not. the cook family says they were without power for several hours - a bit of a hardship for one family member. lauren cook, walnut creek resident. "my husband sleeps during the day because he works at night, so sleeping without any air conditioning when it is 100 plus is hard, but they got the power back on fairly fast, and that was appreciated. nats: the power outage also effected this intection off of bancroft with the police sending out alerts, warning residents to stay away, until they could get a generator up to run the light. jim hanck, walnut creek resident. "we keep our air conditioning at 78 to help out pge." pge officials say with this heat and the extreme conditions coming up on

thursday they are asking residents to ration their usage during the hotest parts of the day between 2pm and 9pm as well as keeping air conditioning units at a lower temperature. residents say they are trying to keep it all in stride, but realize with hot days to come, it is not easy to keep one's cool. ( steve ) we just received an update from p- g-and-e on power outages going on right now in the bay area. here are the latest numbers we have... the vast majority of those without electricity are in the east bay. p-g-and-e says the big spot was livermore where more than 46-hundred customers lost their power this afternoon... but it was restored just about 30 minutes ago. the utility says it is too early to tell whether or not that outage is due to the heat. a live look outside right now... (steve) let's get our first look at the weather

with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

( pam ) a reminder... you can get weather alerts.. as well as the forecast for your neighborhoodd.. through our website... or the kron four mobile app. the app... is available for free for apple and android devices. it has the current conditions, radar and the long- range outlook. to receive breaking news alerts... make sure to enable the "push alert" feature. ( pam ) new at six... a roadway is back open on the peninsula after a car hit a fire hydrant. this is what it looked like on ralston avenue in belmont this afternoon. water was shooting high into the air... flooding the street. considering how hot it is ... this was probably a refreshing sight for some people. police closed down the street... and the water company came in and turned off the broken hydrant. ( steve ) another big story we are following is out

of the north bay. a mother whose two children were killed by their father is speaking out. this is a story we told you about yesterday on kron four. the six-year- old girl and 18-month-old boy were found dead inside alvaro camara's apartment. camara's body was found nearby in a bedroom. the couple had been separated for several months and camara had the children on father's day and was suppose to return them sunday night. that never happened. here is part of the letter the mother wrote and shared with us. ( steve ) it starts addressed to the community: "i sit here at 7:06 a.m. on tuesday, june 20, 2017 swaddled in my daughter's blanket and drinking tea from a cup that reads "i love you mom," fighting back the tears and struggling to make sense of this horrific situation." she goes on to make a passionate plea: "i know i am not the only person that is or has gone through this horrific unimaginable situation, so please help me

spread stories like this to raise awareness that is much needed to help prevent anything like this happening to another family." you can view the entire letter on our website, kron four dot com. you will find it in the story on our front page. (pam) new at six. police arrest a santa rosa man... on suspicion of arson they say, he started a fire in his family's home which ended up killing his mother. it happened sunday afternoon at the santa rosa mobile estates on brooks avenue. at the scene firefigthers found the suspect32-year-old ian stamp and his father outside but his mother... 66-year-old elizabeth stamp was trapped inside the home. crews found her body near a bathroom. detectives say, evidence of a flammable substance in the area of stamp's bedroom indicates he may have started the fire. (pam) a local pastor is being credited with helping to save the life of a california highway patrol officer ....

who was badly beaten by an enraged suspect over the weekend. pastors joel and annalisa jones of 'spirit of the truth church worldwide' in crockett... witnessed a driver hit several cars with his truck saturday morning... it happened while they were driving westbound on interstate -80 in fairfield. the couple called police and trailed the suspect until he stopped next to the median near suisun city. when a female c-h-p officer arrived, the jones' say, the suspect attacked her, nearly beating her unconcious. pastor jones intervened, and got the suspect off the officer until back-up arrived. pastor joel jones/good samaritan- "this wasn't a man that was gonna, that was goona acquious to anybody's force, even if she was the toughest female known to man." the officer survived. other bystanders eventually stopped to help corral the suspect .. he was taken into custody. the jones' believe god put them in the position to be there that day... to save the

officer... the c-h-p has reached out to the jones', thanking them for possibly saving the officer's life. jones also happens to be a retired sergeant with the san francisco sheriff's department. (steve) on the peninsula... officers arrested a man suspected of driving while under the influence this afternoon in san bruno after he crashed a dump truck into a senior center. it happened just before 3pm on crystal springs road. 55-year-old joseph sivils of alameda was arrested for du-i, possession of crystal meth and driving a vehicle outside of his classified driver's license. the building sustained major damage but no one was injured in the crash. the crash remains under investigation. an explosion at a train station in belgium today.. prompted evacuations and some panic.... but no injuries. now some authorities are describing the incident as a terror attack.catherine heenan is here with more on what

they're saying tonight.. (catherine) belgian authorities now say they foiled a 'terror attack' when soldiers shot a man at a busy train station in brussels... it happened after a small explosion.... it was confirmed just a couple of hours ago that the suspect was dead. he was not approached by medics for a long time - for fear that he had explosives on him. people were evacuated from the central station....and authorities cordoned off a wide perimeteraround the building. one witness talked to cnn by phone - about what he saw... witness: i was in the main hall when all of a sudden there was a loud explosion. and in front of me i could see a burning object.then there was a second explosion and people began running out of the station. the burning object he mentioned - the flames around the explosion site. belgium has been on high alert since suicide bombers killed 32

people on the brusselssubway and at an airport in march of last year. belgium has not raised its current terror threat -- which is already at the second-highest level. pam and steve? ( pam ) the saying is - misery loves company... and when it comes to this heatwave... rest assured... the bay area is not alone. see who else is roasting right now.( steve ) and o-j simpson... getting out of prison? the big move today that could see the former football star back out in the real world before the end of the year.( pam ) one team is going... but they are definitely staying. the a's release some eye- popping numbers about a what new ballpark would do to the oakland economy.

( pam ) the oakland a's have made it clear this year... they plan on staying put. while we do not know where the team will put a new ballpark ... the message coming from the a's .... is filled with optimism for their home town. ( pam ) this probably comes as a breath of fresh air for fans ..... as well as the city, after a nasty turn of events .. led to the raiders plans to leave for las vegas. ( steve ) the a's in fact are hyping just how much of an economic boost a new stadium would provide for oakland. kron 4's charles clifford is at the coliseum tonight. these are some big numbers being thrown around. well, this report from the bay area council shows that

building a new privately funded stadium would create about 2 thousand jobs, many of those jobs going to locals. in all, construction of the stadium would put just over 3 billion dollars into the oakland economy over 10 years. most of that would be from game day spending at the stadium. what we don't know yet is where the new stadium will be built although there are 3 frontrunner locations. those include building a new stadium here at the coliseum site.. another possible location is at the howard terminal near jack london square and the third possible site is at the peralta community college district near lake merrit. today, oakland a's president dave kaval said the team has not yet chosen a site and that the process is ongoing.

selection of a new site this year and that construction will then take about two years. kaval also said that the team's goal is to announce the selection of a new site this year construction will then take about oakland, charles clifford kron 4 news. ( steve ) san jose is discussing right now whether or not to move forward with google's proposed massive development. the tech company wants to build a 6- million square foot research and development center right near the diridon station. google likes the location because it is a transit hub for caltrain, v-t-a, amtrak and down the road, bart. san jose's mayor has thrown his support behind the project saying it could bring up to 20- thousand new jobs to the city. if the council gives it the thumbs up tonight, it will then enter into negotiations with google. it is not just northern california dealing with the effects of the heat wave. in southern calfiornia -- a fast- moving wildfire is burning near big bear. it is happening in the san bernardino national forest - which is northeast of big bear lake. the flames sparked

yesterday afternoon. now, more than a thousand acres have burned. the fire is 10% contained. about 450 - firefighters are working to gain control of the fire. no homes are threatened at this time. authorities say .. two firefighters have suffered injuries.. one from heat exhaustion and the other- a physical injury. (steve)it's heating up across the state. . .some areas are even experiencing widespread power outages.one of those areas is sacramento. . . soaring triple digit temperatures are leaving residents no choice but to deal with the sweltering heat. a neighborhood in placer county. . . lost power after a transformer blew over the weekend.that caused residents to be without air conditioning on father's day. . .and for hours.about 130-households were affected just in the lincoln neighborhood . . . that was part of a bigger web out outages. . .translating to nearly 200-thousand customers. "you have no power, no air conditioner, no fans.""okay maybe it will be one hour or so. and then an hour turned into two hours, then four hours.""we were able to

restore power to 96 percent of customers within six hours, and 99% of those customers within 12 hours." electric companies across the state are asking customers to limit their electricity use. . . during peak hours which range between noon until 6 p-m. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (steve) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at

least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from friday into the upcoming weekend.

( steve ) a heated debate over the death of an american after his release from north korea. the rhetoric coming from politicians and who the young man's family is placing some of the blame on.(

pam ) and is the affordable care act about to disappear in a few days. the questions being raised about the plan to overhaul health insurance and the concerns coming from californians. ♪ ♪ isaac hou has mastered gravity defying moves to amaze his audience. great show. here you go.

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have a shot at getting out of prison. the standout football player who grew up and went to san francisco's galileo high school has a parole hearing set for july 20th. the 70-year-old is currently behind bars in nevada for robbery and kidnapping following a 2007 confrontation with a couple of sports memorabilia dealers in las vegas. commissioners will question simpson by closed-circuit television. they could approve or deny his release by october. a day after american student otto warmbier died after being released from north koreadetention - there's outrage and sadness... catherine heenan is here with more - including the political debate over how the u.s. should respond...

(catherine) on the eve of talks between washington and beijing...there's increased pressure onthe white house and china to try to rein in north korea. 22-year-old otto warmbier came home to ohio in a coma after being imprisoned....and died a short time later.. he'd been sentenced to hard labor for pulling down a propaganda banner in a hotel a coroner has not reached a conclusion as to the cause of death...aside fromestablishing the student had suffered a severe neurological injury. warmbier's family reportedly requestedthat an autopsy 'not' be carried out. some lawmakers are calling the death a wake-up call for action...although there's no consensus on the next step. senator john mccain calls the death 'murder - plain and simple.' senator mccain : what would you call it when someone comes home totally helpless and with significant brain damage.what would you call it? president trump: it's a total disgrace what happened to otto. that should never, ever be allowed to happen. and frankly if he were brought home sooner, i think the result would have been a lot different president trump

tweeted that china had tried to help... but it 'didn't work out.' warmbier's family has thanked the president for working actively for their son's release....suggesting the obama administration was too 'hands off.' the president 'also' seemed to suggest that his predecessor didn't do enough. this is warmbier at his high school graduation... a public funeral service has been scheduled for thursday at his hometown school in ohio. meantime....some expect that congress might move the u.s. from a 'warning' against americans traveling to north korea....to enacting a full- out ban. pam and steve? (steve) new details are coming out about the first known deadly crash involving a tesla in autopilot mode. the alarming information about what the driver ignored. (pam) and the u-s postal service has just released one of the most unique stamps in its

history. find out what happens when you simply touch it.(steve plus with all the talk about a health care overhaul... what is going to change and when could we see a vote. the concerns being raised by key lawmakers.

( pam ) the heat is on in the bay area. it might be pleasant if you are in san francisco or along the coast... but if you move inland... temperatures are once again nearing the century mark. chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... more very warm to hot weather can be expected through at least thursday. therefore, a heat advisory remains in effect for most locations away from the coast through thursday. interior north and east bay has been upgraded to a heat warning for thursday. more substantial cooling is then expected from into the weekend.

( steve ) if you are on the go... you can take us with you and be in the know when it comes the weather. the kron four mobile has the

latest forecast as well as any weather warnings. you can download it for free... make sure to enable push alerts to receive notifications about breaking news. ( pam ) tonight senate democrats are demanding to know more about a republican plan to overhaul the nation's healthcare system.( steve ) republicans are trying to pass their version of the american healthcare act before the fourth of july, but some democrats say they don't even know what's in the bill. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith takes a closer look. trt: 1:08out: on capitol hill, i'm mark meredith00:13-00:17 - sen. cory booker / (d) new jersey00:27-00:31 - sen. kirsten gillibrand (d) new york 00:39-00:43 - sen. mitch mcconnell / (r) majority leader 00:57-01:02 - sen. bob casey / (d) pennsylvania nat: "we're back on, i think i touched a button"days before a vote , democrats want to know the details of a republican healthcare plan. that's why these three democratic senators live streamed a cab ride to the congressional budget office."we're about to

vote on a monumental healthcare bill in days, and no one has seen it"they're not alone.on capitol hill, new york senator kristen gillibrand is urging her republican colleagues to be more transparent especially about proposed cuts to medicaid."it's outrageous this bill is being negotiated behind closed door, with no public input"but republicans say they're getting plenty of input and are confident they have enough support to pass healthcare reform. "were going to lay out a discussion draft, thursday morning " "this administration is literally working around the clock with leaders in senate, to move forward legislation in the very near future"but senator bob casey of pennsylvania fears the senate won't know what to expect until its too late."we have to assume the worst case scenario, they're going to get the votes to pass it"a vote is expected before the fourth of july. on capitol hill, i'm mark meredith. ( pam ) with the vote looming, californians are concerned about what is going to happen to their health insurance... should the affordable care act be dismantled. a u-c berkeley poll finds.... 56-percent are worried they will lose coverage. that is compared to 41-percent who are not concerned their insurance may go away. medi-cal... which

is one of the key elements of the affordable care act .... has strong support among all political parties. 88-percent of californians in the poll describe it as important. medi-cal is government- funded. (steve) the white house is working on a new tax plan. . . president trump's top economic aide. . . gary cohn. . . says the plan will be announced in the beginning of september. cohn says the administration wants to bring a finished tax bill to the house and senate. so far. . . one page has been released. . . outlining ways to lower tax rates and simplify the tax code.cohn says that president trump checks in daily. . . about the overhaul's status. . . he says the president is very excited about the new plan. ( steve ) happening right now: the votes are being counted in a congressional race that is being viewed by some as the first referendum on president trump. the district covers an atlanta suburb has been held by republicans for decades... but pre-election polls showed a tight race. this has already turned into the most

expensive house race in united states history with estimates topping 50-million dollars. georiga election officials hope to have a winner announced within the next 90 minutes. ( pam ) the government has put out a scathing report ... about the first fatal crash involving a tesla driver using the auto- pilot feature. while the national transportation safety board did not place blame... it says, driver joshua brown ignored at least seven different safety warnings. brown was killed in may of last year, when his tesla wrecked in florida. the n-t-s-b says, in the minutes leading up to the crash, brown was audbily warned to keep his hands on the steering wheel. the warning also appeared on the dashboard. the crash led to tesla making significant changes to the autopilot feature... including disabling it when drivers repeatedly ignore safety warnings. in the north bay... a

pastor is being called a hero after pulling a man off an officer while he was beating her. it happened saturday morning on westbound interstate 80. pastor joel jones and his wife witnessed a wreckless driver hit several cars, speeding down the freeway. then when stopped by a female officer, the jones' say the suspect attacked her. pastor jones eventually subdued the suspect until back-up arrived. without his help, the officer may not have survived. the jones', who have a church in crockett, say the c-h-p has reached out to them, thanking them for their help. in solano county, philippe djegal, kron four news. in all, construction of the stadium would put just over 3 billion dollars into the oakland economy over 10 years. most of that would be from game day spending at the stadium. what we don't know yet is where the new stadium will be built although there

are 3 frontrunner locations. those include building a new stadium here at the coliseum site.. another possible location is at the howard terminal near jack london square and the third possible site is at the peralta community college district near lake merrit. today, oakland a's president dave kaval said the team has not yet chosen a site and that the process is ongoing. "here in walnut creek where temperatures have been in the nineties for much of the day. . .the best way to beat the heat is the swimming pool. at heather farm park, both young and old were enjoying the water to keep cool on this day where temperatures reached nearly 100 degrees. others opted for a dunk in the tank or a sno kone. if this sounds good to you. . .recreational swim hours during the week run from 1-4:30. there's also an adult lap swim between 7 and 8:30 at night. in walnut creek, dan kerman. kron4 news." residents on this street in walnut creek spent hours without any power tuesday - a tree snapped a line, but because crews were stretched thin dealing with other outages, it took an extended amount of time to get the power restored.the power outage also effected this intection off of bancroft with the police sending out alerts, warning residents to stay

away, until they could get a generator up to run the light. pge officials say with this heat and the extreme conditions coming up on thursday they are asking ration their usage during the hotest day between 2pm and 9pm as well as keeping air conditioning units at a lower temperature. residents say to keep it all in stride, but realize with many other hot days to come, it is not easy to keep one's cool. (pam) a stamp unlike any other. see how the u-s postal service is marking an upcoming a solar eclipse... with a one- of-a- kind stamp.

the u-s postal service is issuing a unique stamp in honor of this summer's total solar eclipse. (steve)this is the stamp, which is being released today. it's a photo of a total solar eclipse captured in libya more than a decade ago.and it's the first stamp to use what's called thermo-chromic ink.when your finger touches the stamp when it's black, the image changes to the moon one on the right.once the stamp cools, the black eclipse returns.the next real total solar eclipse is expected to happen august 21st. in sports... the giants... now 20 games below five- hundred... start making some moves...... and the son of a warriors legend works out for the team today... gary has more on that story...and all the sports... coming up

some family ties at the warriors practice facility today the son of warriors hall of famer rick barry canyon barry worked out for the team today along with 5 other players looking at a shot for a summer league spotbob myers and joe lacob were on hand to check out barry and the others also on hand was older brother brent barry who played 14 years in the nba winning 2 nba titles and a slam dunk championshipof course it's

father rick until steph curry came along the greatest warrior ever who looms largest but canyon said he wasn't nervous trying out for the franchise for which his dad is an icon(sot: canyon barry) "i'm not necessarily nervous... more just excited. you know, my family has obviously a lot of ties to the warriors organization. so to be able to come out here, and try out for this team, and kinda show them what i can do has been a great experience. i see his pictures hanging up all over the practice gym and it's just a blessing to be able to play the game that i love, and that he loved. and to come to a spot where he made a name for himself has just been great. it would be a dream come true just to be able to play in the nba, especially golden state. i think i would be able to fit in really well here with the culture and just with style of basketball, i think it would be a perfect fit. and obviously to be able to play where my dad and brothers played would just be an added bonus... and kinda bring back the underhand free throw to golden state it's been 40- something years, but it would be fun to have the underhanded free throw back in the bay area."

it's not wise to anger "the king"yesterday

cavs owner surprised a lot of people when he did not renew the contract of general manager david griffin who helped get the cavs to 3 straight nba finals and win an nba titlebut probably the worst part was according to all accounts lebron james was not informed of the move or consulted beforehand james responded today tweeting "if no one appreciated you griff i did, and hopefully all the people of cleveland! thanks for what u did for the team for 3 yrs! we got us 1"james is under contract to the cavs for two more seasons the lakers are currently talking to the pacers abour paukl george... but they made

another petty big trade today...deangelo russell... their number-2 overall draft pick in 2015... is being shipped to the new jersey nets... along with center timofey mozgov... for former stanford product brook lopez and the 27th pick in the 1st round of this year's draft... russell averaged more than 15 points in his 3 seasons with the lakers... while mozgov's 64-million-dollar contract helped even out the money to make the deal possible... lopez is considered one of the best centers in the nba... averaging more than 20 points the last two seasons giants in progress right now in atlantaand today they optiomjed relief pitcher derek law who got battered badly last night and was sporting a 5.40 era to triple-a sacramentotpo replace him the giants recalled 2011 first round pick kyle crick from triple-a giving him his first taste of the big leagues.law came on in the eighth inning monday night with the giants trailing 3-0 and two outs after a walk and 5 straight hits the braves extended their lead from 3-0 to 9-0 as the giants dropped 20 games below

.500 the boston red sox have placed third baseman and forger giant pablo sandoval on the disabled list with a left ear infection. after appearing in just three games last season sandoval is batting .212 with four homers and 12 rbis in 32 games this year. in three seasons since signing a five-year, $95 million contract with boston, sandoval has batted .237 with 14 homers and 59 rbis while appearing in just 161 games. tiger woods' agent says the golfer has checked into a clinic to get help for dealing with pain medication. his agent... mark steinberg... wouldn't reveal where woods checked in... or how long will stay at the clinic...woods was arrested in florida last month after he had what he says was a reaction to perscription drugs... steinberg says the arrest was a major factor in woods' decision to seek

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