these are some of the high temperatures expected for tomorrow. get ready for triple digit temperatures in parts of the east bay and the north bay. good evening i'm grant lodes. (vicki) and i'm vicki liviakis. tonight - we're taking a closer look at some of the hot weather dangers you need to be aware of... but first - let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.. lawrence breakdown where it will be the hottest - and where the fire danger is greatest. ... lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move

in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (grant) thanks lawrence. and we have team coverage of the hot weather. kron4's maureen kelly has warning about kids and hot cars... (vicki) but first - let's get to kron4's terisa estacio. she is live in antioch where a fire broke out earlier-- amid heightened fire danger as the weather heats up. terisa? the fire broke out right behind me here at los medanos commuity college... this is what fire firghter are most concerned about right now... spot vegetation fires ignited during this high alert system. the flames spread rapidly

burning through dry vegetation and leaping into trees. this fire - at los medanos community college. crews with the contra costa fire protection district on scene quickly. ryan bain, contra costa fire protection district. this is what we have been concerned about. it was just an hour earlier, when i with with crews on another spot fire on the side of highway 4. ryan bain says they are on full staff this weekend. with hot tempertures predicted, and dry conditions... like here on kirker pass road... fire fighters say they have mounting concerns. bain. we want to encourage everyone to be careful.also a real worry, illegal fireworks... fourth of july, is just around the corner... fireworks of any kind are are not allowed in contra costa county... bain. don't do it.. they are not ok. and can start fires.

(grant) another concern during the hot weather is how hot it can get inside a car-- and parents forgetting their kids inside. a northern california todder is dead after suffering heat stroke when his mother left the boy inside a car for nearly 10 hours. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the c-h-p about how parents need to stay

mindful. 23 year old alexandrea raven scott of trinidad is being held with out bail after being arrested on suspicion of willfully causing or permitting a child to suffer great bodily injury or death. the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees.the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. heartbreaking i have three kids i couldn't imagine putting my kids in that situation i could don't know what's going through peoples minds i don't think they mean the worst but i think that people underestimate what he can do to people and as tempatures around the bay are expected to heat up....local law enforcement ask that parents be mindful of their little ones.. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that (maureen)outside this temperature guage on my smart

phone reads 91 degrees but it feels like 88 degreesbut it didn't take long for the red arrow on analog thermometer i placed on the dashboard inside my car to shoot higher than it's top temperture of 120 degrees, while parked in the full sun. maureen kelly kron4 news. (grant) and make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to help beat the heat this weekend. you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood... and we also have a list of cooling centers around the bay area. (vicki) another big story we are following tonight... san francisco pride 2018 is underway at this hour... it's a celebration that will run thorugh sunday. kron 4's dan kerman is live at dolores park with details rainbow flags are flying, the castro is abuzz with activity... and twin peaks is beginning too look pink... all indications san francisco pride 2018 is underway... sot

george ridgely/executive director, sf pride 08-18this year the expectation is 50-thousand people will either ride on a float, be in a car or march on the street for sunday's 48th annual parade, while another 100-thousand will line the streets to watch it. while work continues in civic cente plaza, the main stage is already in place for the two day pride festival.sot with a million people at the festival over the weekend, san francisco police will also be adding additional officers at various locations including around the festival, the castro, dolores park, and the parade route.sot officer robert rueca/san francisco policeup the hill for the 23rd year, twin peaks is becoming twin pinks, as workers install a giant pink triangle, a reminder of what gay people were forced to wear in nazi concentration campssot patrick carney/founder of pink triangle 145-151 (vicki) and if you plan on going

to pride this weekend... kron-4 has a special resource page on our website. we have the parade route and a list of road closures... as well as a list of the festivities. it's all on kron-4 dot com. i'm a prosecutor. i've seen a prison ... this is a prison. that's right!( grant ) california senator kamala harris...reacting to what she saw... after touring an immigrant detention camp near san diego. harris says it's heartbreaking... seeing families separated thanks to the trump administration's zero=tolerance policy.( vicki ) right now nearly twelve thousand immigrant children are in government custody ,and their fate is stiill unclear. one in five is under the age

of 13.catherine heenan is here with more on what the government calls "tender age" detainees.catherine? (catherine) health and human services says nearly 25=hundred pre=teens are under its care.about 5=hundred of them are five -- or younger. and it's their plight that's caused the most concern. nat cryinglos angeles democrat ted lieu replayed the audio of sobbing children in the house of representatives.today we heard from the mother of one of those children,please help me reunite with my daughter soon. i'm desperate. i wanrt to see her.salvadoran immigrant cindy madrid last saw her six year old daughter when she was detained by ice agents.she says she has not been able to talk to her.the phone number she was given goes to voicemail..hola. i'm not in at the moment. please leave a message in maryland today a guatemalan mother was reunited with her seven year old son.they were separated over a month ago.she had to go

to court to get him back.as for others, president trump's executive order has had little impact, "from where we sit we're ready to begin reuniting them with their families and my hope is we can start doing that very very very quickly. i would like to start that today if we could. we have not gotten the guidance yet or the direction of how this is going to happen." southwest key programs houses thousand of children at three facilities in texas.a fourth is under construction in houston. "we run fully licensed 24 hour 7 day a week childcare centers. we don't run detention centers and we don't have kids in cages>."in the border town of tornillo, near el paso, hundreds of teenagers are being housed in a tent city at a d=h=s detention camp.the state legislator who represents the area says she was refused entry ... but managed to sneak in.she says the conditions were not as bad as she feared, "the point of the matter is, while the

conditions are better than i thought, kids should never be in tents. kids should never be incarcerated. this is really dehumanizing and it is impractical and not sustainable (catherine) president trump countered the image of crying children by welcoming families of people who have been killed by illegal immigrants. he says their loss is much greater ... but that his opponents don't want to acknowledge that. grant and vicki? (grant) coming up... expect a lot of traffic if you're heading to wine country this weekend. the annual nascar race is coming to the sonoma raceway. what you need to know to avoid a hassle. (vicki) did you feel it? several earthquakes rattled the east bay overnight. we'll have more on the swarm of quakes. (grant) and as the weather heats up-- a lot of people are heading to the coast. but you might not want to get in the water.

(2-shot/vicki) what is up with all these sharks showing up in santa cruz? warning signs are up after yet another confirmed shark sighting.(2-shot/grant) this comes after a dead great white shark washed ashore last weekend...not far from where dozens of young great whites sqimming...have been regularly spotted from above.(double box) kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live fm aptos with more on the story. rob? (rob live) the people who study sharks will tell you that you are taking a greater risk driving over highway 17 to get to the beach than you are by going in the water. they also say that the reason people are seeing more great white sharks is because there

are simply a lot more sharks in the bay these days. shark alert signs like these are now posted here at seascape beach where some people were heeding the warning to stay out of the water.maxine dumas/beach goer "....we have little kids so they're not going in the water but the biggerkids are going in as you can see, i guess they're not worried..."the alert effects a stretch of beach a mile in either directionfrom where the sighting occurred on thursdayjust below theseascape resort.lt. jim ross/santa cruz sheriff's office "....the reporting party said they spotted the shark about 30 feet from shire and described it as being about 5 feet long...."it may have been a yong great white shark, perhaps one of thedozens of juvenile great whites that have been seen of late just north of of seascape at seacliff state beach, says the pacifc shark research center's dr. david ebert.dr. david ebert/pacific shark research center ".....from a helicopter near the cement ship i'll count 30 sharks within a mile or two of the

beach. i've studied sharks all over the world and i can tell you i've never seen such high numbers that we're seeing the past few years here in monterey bay..."dr. ebbert says it's a sign the bay is healthy with an abundance of food. coincidentally, another young great white shark washed ashore last weekend between the cement ship andseascape. foul play is suspected as a cause of death. as onebeach goer commented, maybe the sharks have more to fearfrom people than the other way around. either way those signs have clearly gotten people's attention.jane/beach goer ".....i was just walking along the the beach and i saw a fin and told another woman and she saw it too...." (rob live) another beach goer suggesting perhaps those signs arecausing people to see things that aren't there. either way, the signs and the advisory remain in effect through the weekend live in aptos rob fladeboe kron 4 news

(anchor) taking a live look outside-- overlooking downtown san francisco. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool

slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend.

(grant) another big story we are following tonight... looking ahead to lot of traffic in parts of wine country this weekend. the big nascar race is sunday at the sonoma raceway...but there are events and people there today and tomorrow as well. this is video of the traffic from years past...highway 37 always gets jammed up. kron 4's will tran caught up with one of drivers competing this weekend.

if you are heading out to sonoma get out early. the race starts at 10:30 in the morning on sunday. traffic delays are expected all day long for the nationally televised event. thousands of people out tailgated last night for today's big nascar event. (vicki) alameda and contra costa counties are running out 510 area code prefixes so the california utilites commision is creating a new 3-4-1 area code -- effective next year. the c-p-u-c says phone customers should contact security or alarm vendors to update dial-up numbers to avoid a break in security routines and contacts. they say people also should reprogram equipment or features, such as automatic dial, speed-dial, call- forwarding, modems for computers or internet dial-up access, that are currently programmed to dial seven digits so they dial 1 plus the area code plus the telephone

number. (grant) still ahead... new details into the death of anthony bourdain. of anthony into the death new details number. nascar event.today's big night for tailgated last of people out thousands event. televised weekend. (vicki)(vicki) alameda and contra costa

counties are running out 510 area code prefixes so the california utilites commision is creating a new 3-4-1 area code -- effective next year. the c-p-u-c says phone customers should contact security or alarm vendors to update dial-up numbers to avoid a break in security routines and contacts. they say people also should reprogram equipment or features, such as automatic dial, speed-dial, call- forwarding, modems for computers or internet dial-up access, that are currently programmed to dial seven digits so they dial 1 plus the area code plus the telephone number. (grant) still ahead... new details into the death of anthony bourdain. the information investigators just released. (vicki) and we are learning new information about the deadly crash involving one of uber's self driving cars. what the back-up driver was doing right before the

pedestrian was hit. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. (vicki) a backup uber

driver could face charges after the self-driving vehicle she was operating was involved in a fatal march accident. uber put out a video showing backup driver rafaela vasquez during the ride. and an investigation revealed-- she was streaming an episode of "the voice" right before the crash. police have now released body-cam footage showing the immediate aftermath of the crash. it includes conversations between officers that may shed new light on the case. kim tobin has the story for us. natsot officer: "you all right?" natsot vasquez: "yeah. i'm just shaken up. just shaken."natsot officer: "just shaken?"that's rafaela vasquez... the backup driver in the self driving uber. vasquez: "is the person okay?" office: "yeah.... they will be taken to the hospital right now."but elaine herzberg was killed... as she was walking

her bike across mill avenue-- outside a cross walk. according to police... the uber made no attempt to stop before it was too late. officer: so what exactly happened?"vasquez: "the car was in auto drive... and all of a sudden, i didn't see it. the car didn't see it. and all of a sudden it was just there. shot out in front and then i think - i know i hit them."in the video released before-- by uber... we see vasquez looking down for a few seconds at a time... but we don't know if it has something to do with the program... or something (vicki) that was kim tobin reporting. the tempe, arizona police department says vasquez could face vehicular manslaughter charges. uber says it has a strict policy prohibiting mobile device

usage for anyone operating a self-driving vehicle... and it's conducting its own safety review. (grant) eight passengers are suing southwest airlines over the mid-air engine failure that left a woman dead in april. jennifer riordan was nearly sucked all the way out of the plane when debris from the engine broke a window next to her during the flight. she was pulled back in but later died at the hospital. investigators found that a fan blade was missing from the engine that failed. according to the suit -- plaintiffs cited injuries including hearing loss and post hearing loss and post traumatic stress disorder. after the incident...southwest gave all 144 passengers 5-thousand dollars... a 1- thousand dollar credit toward southwest airfare, and transportation to their final destination. southwest declined to comment on the suit. (vicki) next at 5:30... one person is killed in a double shooting in san francisco. and the gunman is still on the loose tonight. (grant) plus... multiple fires break out today

as the bay area heats up. we'll have more on the triple digit temperatures and the wildfire danger.

(grant) tonight at 5:30... it's starting to feel like summer in the bay area... and it's going to

get even hotter this weekend. this is a look at the afternoon highs tomorrow... (vicki) the hot weather is making for dangerous fire conditions... we will have more on that in a moment but first let's check in with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain

hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (grant) today a two alarm grass fire threatened homes in a san francisco neighborhood. people were evacuated. (vicki) some contruction workers were in harms way. maintinence worker got them to safety...kron4's haaziq madyun has the story this is cellphone video of residents evacuating from thier bernal heights neighborhood due to a fast moving grass fire sot

fences that were damaged">it was around 11:45am that this hillside on 800 block of ellsworth started to blaze threating the homes above on anderson, moultrie and andover streets and residents below here in the allemany housing projects...where some construction workers were inside these building when the fire begannat/sot haaziqwhat did you tell them?sotjose mijorga/allemany projects maintenance supervisorallemany projects maintenance supervisor jose mijorga went door to door alerting the construction workers to the dangersotjose mijorga/allemany projects mantainence supervisor: "i was just concerned for their safety. that way they go home safe">sot that is because san francisco fire department spokesperson lt. jonthan baxter that over grown hillside were a dangerous combination in these weather conditionssot

francisco is supposed to be 80 to 85 degrees downtown. with that, the last couple of weeks, a lot hot heat, a lot of wind has dried out a lot of our grass and a lot of our vegetation">one resident suffered minor injuries, was assessed by paramedics and released. fire investigators say the cause of the fire remains under investigation...i n san francisco haaziq madyuun kron4news (grant) kron4newsmadyuun kron4news (grant) also tonight at 5:30... kron4 is always tracking local stories. here's a look at what's going on in your neighborhood. (vicki) in the east bay... at least five earthquakes rattle the east bay in the overnight hours. the biggest one was a 3- point-4 magnitude. kron 4's lydia pantazes tells us where they happened. the earthquakes were centered here in oakley....in this area is a school district and a few homes.people in antioch also reported feeling intense shaking.the quakes started

around 10:00 p.m. the fourth one was the strongest. it struck at 12:41 a.m. with a 3.4 magnitude. the depth of the shake was at 13-kilometers. there was no initial word on damage or injury resulting from the quakes.reporting live in oakley, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. news. pantazes kron 4 news. (grant) (grant) in the south bay... a man is shot and killed inside his own home and the gunman is still on the loose. the shooting happened yesterday afternoon on misty glen court near brodie drive in south san jose. this is video from

the scene. relatives of the victim say the man was a father in his 50's... and used to be a doctor in vietnam. they say he was living at the home with his wive and three teenage kids. police do not have a detailed description of the gunman--- and they are still trying to figure out what motivated the shooting. (vicki) in the north bay... a man was arrested for shooting at officers at veterans park in downtown napa. police say they responded to call of a gun on the ground last night. when they arrived they found a man with a gun... and he started shooting. two officers hit the man with bean bag rounds. he was taken to the hospital for minor injuries and was then taken into custody. none of the officers were hurt. (grant) happening now... police in san francisco are looking for the gunman in a double shooting. it happened early this morning in the mission district. one person was killed. kron 4's sara stinson has the details. the intersection of 24th and harrison street is now open after sf police spent over four hours investigating the

double shooting which is now being called a homicide. one person is dead and another general with life threatening injuries.sf police first received the shots fired block of harrison street at 2:30 in the morning.when police arrived they located the two victims.they tried to save the life of one, but that person died on scene.while the other person was sent to sf life threatening injuries. police have been looking at surveillance cameras in the area in effort suspect. people i spoke to in the area disappointed as they feel this area has been getting better. sf general was not able to confirm if the person in critical consitjon is a man or woman. police say they are still looking for a suspect. in the mission district, sara stinson kron 4 news.### (vicki) a toxicology report has been completed in the death of anthony bourdain...(grant) catherine heenan is here with details on what it

revealed.. (catherine) the report says the celebrity chef had no narcotics in his system when he died... that's the word from a french judicial official today.. the 61-year-old was a recovering addict who was candid about his abuse of cocaine and heroin in the past.. his death june 8th shook fans across the world. police ruled it a suicide by hanging.. the only question left was whether he had any substances in his body. french officials said there were none - except for a trace of a non-narcotic medicine in a therapeutic dose. bourdain was found dead in his hotel room in a french village...where he'd been filming an upcoming episode of his tv show - 'parts unknown.' grant and vicki? (grant) coming up... thousands of dollars worth of baseball equipment stolen in the east bay. the people who are stepping up... to make sure the season isn't ruined. (vick) there's only a few

days left to be a toys r us kids. details on when the stores are closing their doors... forever.

♪ ♪ legendary jockey víctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. (grant) your last chance to shop "where a kid can be a kid" is approaching. toys "r" us will close on june 29th. stores throughout the country have been

liquidating since april. items are now 50 to 70-percent off. (lawrence) i'm chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break.

police are still trying to learn who stole thousands of dollars worth of baseball equipment... from an oakland volunteer baseball league. but... people are stepping up, to help replace all the missing equipment. kron 4's justine waldman has the story. nat they cut all of them and pulled everything outsomething seemed foul to paul mankin when he arrived to volunteer on the diamond at rickey henderson field in temescal tuesday morning to get it ready for little league games... the sight of a hole in the fence and sawed off locks, and made his heart sink. sot it looked like they were here for almost 7 hours going through our containers and

figuring out what is is they wanted to take and put it all together and hauled it out in one big haulthe thieves took almost $15,000 worth of baseball and soccer equipment from storage units.anything from cleats to uniforms to law mowers and the remote for the scoreboard.it is a place that has served thousands of oakland kids over the last decade.sot stealing from kids and stealing from our community is just not going to workjustine waldman su since the theft, people have stepped up to the plate, and donated thousands of dollars. turning this negative situation into a positive one.sot it is not often you get to experience that generositya gofundme page has allowed regular people contribute.now the a's have donated $5,000 - with president dave kaval tweeting it is to help get the kids back on the fields.then came a $5,000 donation from wells fargo bank.and another $5,000 from honda of oakland.the donations are enough to replace what the thieves stole. sot this field has helped kids stay in school and graduate some of those kids went on to college we want to keep this going and it matters a lot to methe kindness has renew mankin's faith in people...now

the volunteers will figure out how to improve security so the kids can play ball..in oakland justine waldman kron 4 news. kron 4 news. (grant)let's get a check on what we are working on for kron4 news at six.pam moore is standing by in the newsroom. (pam)thank you grant.coming up new tonight at six. people in one south bay neighborhood - concerned their homes could burn down.. and it has nothing to due with the hot weather fire danger.we'll show you the problem which they say is posing a big threat .... just steps away from their front doors. that's coming up next on kron4 news at six... now back to you grant.(grant)thank you pam we will see you at ken at six.

( vicki ) for your health tonight... four cups of coffee a day could actually be good for your heart. that's according to a new study published in a science joural. the research says the amount of coffee could start a process that helps protect heart cells from damage. researchers studied the effect of caffeine on a specific protein in cardiovascular cell functions. they found that the equivalent of four espresso shots was sufficient to help guard against cell death. they also found that coffee helps the heart to recover after a heart attack. ( grant @ landing ) take a look at this... thousands of barrels of bourbon went tumbling down a hillside in kentucky this morning....after the partial collapse of the barton 17-92 distillery warehouse. an official says the warehouse holds about 20-thousand barrels, but only nine- thousand were affected by the collapse. no injuries were reported. officials were

working to determine if any of the liquor spilled out. the e-p-a was called in as a precaution, as there is a creek nearby. according to c-n-n, water samples were taken in the area and came back clean. ( grant ) meanwhile over in china, a large truck catches fire and is engulfed in flames. this happened in a construction zone. reports say people had to yell at the driver and passenger to run out of the truck as they didn't even notice the flames.. fortunately, neither were injured and they made it out safe. the cause of the fire is yet to be determined. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.

lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring

down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend.

(vicki) next on kron4 news at 5... you might think someone driving an expensive car isn't low on cash... but tonight police are looking for a "tip jar bandit"... and his getaway car-- is a mercedes.

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has hit two california businesses. authorities say he stole a authorities say he stole a total of 35-dollars.(vicki) and-- get this! the man supposedly got a way in a mercedes-benz. peter daut reports. at this "juice it up" in newhall...the recent swindle of its tip jar.. has left a sour taste with employees. matthew flores/employee, juice it up: "it's ridiculous."

matthew flores says on june 11th.. this man entered the business and pretended he wanted to order a smoothie while talking on a cellphone. security video shows the man waited until the worker turned her back.. and then he quickly grabbed the tip jar and took off!he then hopped into a black mercedes-benz and drove away.matthew flores/employee, juice it up: "i think it's real petty you don't want to work for your money and you'd rather just steal tips that we get."but he struck again the very next day!this time.. at the "bodhi leaf coffee traders" in nearby canyon country.wearing the exact same hat and glasses.. you can see he again waited for the worker to step away.. before swiping the tip jar it and rushing out with it to his mercedes.the grand total of loot taken from both businesses? only 35 dollars!matthew flores/employee, juice it up: "what's he going to do with that? tickle the gas tank with a few drops of gasoline?"and even though a tip jar may seem almost too minor to steal.. for workers like flores.. they mean so much more.matthew flores/employee, juice it up: "some people here they have to take care of the bills and that tip right there is the extra thing that can get us by

you know." (grant) that was peter dauts reporting. officials say-- when caught-- the suspect faces misdemeanor petty theft or commercial burglary charges. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(granti) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki. coming up new tonight at six. there are reports the trump adminstration is considering a detention camp in concord that could house 47-thousand immigrants. we have details - and reaction.(pam) then - we are tracking high temperatures and high fire danger. flames have already broken out in two spots today - and the weather is getting even hotter. plus - pride weekend kicking off in san francisco. kron4 news at six is next. kron4 news at six is next.

(pam) tonight at 6. a heat wave is already kicking in in the bay area .... with temperatures expected to exceed 100- degrees tomorrow in some areas. a red flag warning has been issued for the north bay and east bay hills. the hot weather coinciding with race weekend up in sonoma ... with the toyota 'save mart - 350'. and of course it is 'pride weekend' in san francisco. thank you for joining us, i'm pam moore.(ken)and i'm ken wayne.preparations for pride are already underway.this afternoon... the outlining of

the famous pink triangle on the twin peaks hillside began. kron4's dan kerman was there...and joins us now from san francisco's civic center... where more preparations are underway. are underway. preparations where more civic center... francisco's civic center...

where more preparations are underway.

(pam) and here is a look at the pride parade route for sunday. the parade will start at market and beale streets at 10:30- in the morning... and end at market and 8th street. all of the details about pride festivities are on our website - kron -four-dot- com. (ken)joined now by chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. alright, we've got pride weekend in the city... race weekend up in sonoma... and we're going to be seeing some pretty high temperatures all over the bay ... especially tomorrow. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a

red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (pam) santa rosa .... is among the places where temperatures this weekend could reach triple digits.. to escape the heat, the finley community center

will serve as a cooling center tomorrow between 11- a.m. and 7- p.m. it is located on college ave. in west santa rosa. books, games, laptops and headphones are allowed.. ready-to-eat food is permissible.. and only service animals will be permitted in the cooling center. one small tote bag or daypack per person is allowed ... and the city reminds everyone, it will not be responsible for lost or stolen items. (pam) in the south bay... several community centers will extend their hours ... keeping their doors open until 9 -pm ... to operate as cooling centers. they include ... the alum rock youth center, the bascom community center, camden community center, roosevelt community center, and the seven trees community center.details on where these centers are located, as well as the events planned for can all be found on our kron4 dot (ken) taking a live look taking a live look now toward

the east bay... oakland hills in the distance... where increased fire danger has prompted warnings from officials this weekend.(pam) moving farther into the east bay.... several fires actually broke out earlier today in antioch and pittsburg kron4's terisa estacio is standing by in pittsburgh with the latest on those fires. terisa? ryan bain, we got this fire just in time.... out with the contra costa fire protection district discussing the high fire warnings out in the county... and this broke out... right in front of me.... the flames spread rapidly burning through dry vegetation and leaping into

trees. this fire - at los medanos community college. crews with the contra costa fire protection district on scene quickly. ryan bain, contra costa fire protection district. it was good we caught it... it was just an hour earlier, when i with with crews on another spot fire on the side of highway 4. ryan bain says they are on full staff this weekend. with hot tempertures predicted, and dry conditions... like here on kirker pass road... fire fighters say they have mounting concerns. bain. we want to encourage everyone to be careful.also a real worry, illegal fireworks... fourth of july, is just around the corner... fireworks of any kind are are not allowed in contra costa county... bain. don't do it.. they are not ok. and can start fires. (pam) as bay area tempatures continue to soar into the weekend, local law enforcement is warning parents to be mindful

against leaving their children unattended in fires. and can start they are not ok. bain. don't do it.. they are not ok. and can start they are not ok. bain. don't do it.. county... contra costa county... bain. don't do it.. they are not ok. and can start fires. (pam) as bay area tempatures continue to soar into the weekend, local law enforcement is warning parents to be mindful against leaving their children unattended in cars. kron4's maureen kelly reports, this comes just days after the state's first death of a child left inside a hot vehicle.

a vehicle becomes an oven in this heat.and potentially a deathtrap. this mugshot shows 23 year old alexandrea raven scott of trinidad who is being held with out bail after being arrested on suspicion of willfully causing or permitting a child to suffer great bodily injury or death. the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees. the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that it's got windows that let the heat in and the sunlight in but there's not really anywhere fo it to escape and then you can crack the window that you can crack your windows that might help a little bit that might help a little bit but it's just like an oven but it's just like an ovenofficer tyler hahn with the dublin chp officer says

just like it's the law to buckle up..... there is a law on the books prohibiting leaving small children unattended in a vehicle.....but he believes parents need to be more conservative when it comes to their children's safety. california law says that you can't leave anyone in a car tat's that's under six years old. that's the law some people only want to know what the lawyers i think people need to focus more on the safety. just because your kid might be over six years old 78 910 it's still not safe to leave them in the vehicle and his temperaturei put a tempature gauge inside my car parked in a sunny pleasanton parking lot...and the red arrow quickly shot above its top temperture of 120 degrees. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam) and the warning about not leaving children in the car.. also includes pets. make sure you download the kron4 mobile app to help 'beat the heat' this weekend. you can track the temperatures in your neighborhood... and find a cooling center in your area. < we are so much better than this. and what we have got to

do is fight against this. " > (ken) senator kamala harris visited the border today.. touring the otay mesa immigration and detention facility in san diego ... and visiting with mothers who've separated from their children. harris reported that the women she met inside the facility were "in complete and utter despair." meanwhile president trump hosted an event with what the administration is calling "angel families." or families with loved ones who were killed by undocumented immigrants. also today - east bay congressman mark desaulnier (de-sown-yay)says a new report suggests the trump administration wants to build detention centers at the former naval weapons station in concord..(pam) they would potentially house as many as 47-thousand undocumented immigrants -- for up to a year. catherine heenan talked to the congressman a short time ago.. catherine - tell us what you know - what's your reaction? rep. desaulnier - my only response is this is madness. we want no part of the president's unethical immoral and illegal zero tolerance

policy. it's just no practical to put nearly 50-thousand people on this property. the infrastructure has been closed for over 10 years. there were nuclear weapons stored out there we believe. this is just craziness.catherine - what can you do, what are you doing immediately to fight this?rep. desaulnier - we'll fight them legally, we'll fight them politically because we think this is an immoral impractical policy. then to hear that that this is going to be done in my district, the city i represent. we'll fight them to make sure this really stupid police would ever come to realization. (pam) congressman

desaulnier (de-sown-yay) says the proposed camp sounds like one of the world war two-era internment camps used to hold japanese- americans. (ken) firefighters tackle a fast moving wild fire in san francisco... but not before it damaged some homes and injured one person. (pam) and a shark warning goes up... just as thousands of people head to the beach to escape the heat. we'll show you where the latest shark sightings are taking place. (ken) and new concerns about a homeless encampment in the south bay. why nearby residents say they're worried about wildfires.

new tonight at 6. two fires in one week at a homeless encampment in south central san jose have neighbors on edge. they're worried their homes could burn down. kron four's philippe djegal spoke with those concerned... and, a councilmember bringing attention to the issue. (philippe) when trami huynh (win) returned home from work saturday night... she feared the fire burning along the wall behind her house might actually destroy it. trami huynh/neighbor- "it doesn't, uh, make me feel safety and secure afterwords." huynh (win) lives in the sunshadow mobile home park. the homeless encampment, where the fire started, is along the story road on ramp to south bound highway 101. her neighbors, at a news

conference called by councilman tam nguyen (new-win)... say the problem is getting worse. leticia/neighbor- "they cook out there and then, the other thing is is that they've been throwing syringes on my backyard. this is nasty because i have kids." the councilman says cal-trans performed a sweep of this area back in february... but that was only a temporary fix. the encampment has grown, he says, from dozens of people... to maybe a couple of hundred.tam nguyen/councilmember- "that's caltrans' jurisdiction. so, i have many, many, if not dozens of meetings and requests to city staff -- the answers always that's a caltrans jurisdiction and we have no authority." homeless advocates like pastor scott wagers do their best to handout water and provide services to people living on the streets.scott wagers/pastor- "i've been following most of these folks since the jungle -- the largest homeless encampment in the nation at the time, and you know, there's still 4,300 people on the streets in san jose." the city is developing a tiny homes pilot project, possibly at a site owned by cal-trans blocks away, that could house dozens of people... but that's still months away from opening up. so, for now, the homeless are staying here. scott wagers/pastor- "it is precarious right next to the on-ramp, but whose got a solution? that's what i'm asking." and, so far, there seems to a be a shortage on answers. in san jose,

philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) and in the east bay... an abandoned vehicle caught fire earlier today. it happened off berry hill road, near the cummings skyway exit ... off highway 4. the flames had initially spread into the trees and grassland.... but crews were able to extinguish the fire. (ken) today, a two alarm grass fire threatened homes in a san francisco neighborhood, and residents had to be evacuated. (pam) the hot, dry weather not helping the situation. kron4's haaziq madyun shows us just how close the fire came to causing some serious damage. sotand this is video of what michele flamnery saw, residents being evacuated from their bernal heights neighborhood due to a fast moving grass firesotit

was around 11:45am that this hillside on 800 block of ellsworth started to blaze threating the homes above on anderson, moultrie and andover streets and residents below here in the allemany housing projects. san francisco fire department lt. jonathan baxter sotthe fire was extinguished a short time later. one resident suffered minor injuries, was assessed by paramedics and released. flamnery says even though she was not one of the residents who had to evacute, she experienced some anxious moments just the samesot fire investigators say the cause of the fire remains under investrigation...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4news

(ken) spare the air days are in effect today and tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district says high temperatures, light winds and exhaust from motor vehicles will cause an unhealthy air and smog. smog can cause throat irritation, congestion, chest pain and trigger asthma. the district says to avoid any outdoor exercises during the day because of the heat and air quality. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with the four zone forecast. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for

many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend.

(pam) new tonight at 6. an important

privacy ruling from the u.s. supreme court today ... the court said .. a warrant is generally needed, if the government wants to track cell phone location data. the decision is a major victory for advocates of increased privacy rights. they argued more protections were needed.. when it comes to the government obtaining information from a third party -- such as a cell phone company. the ruling is a loss for the justice department. it had argued that an individual has diminished privacy rights.... when it comes to information that has been voluntarily shared with someone else. the five -to- four opinion was written by chief justice john roberts . (ken)still ahead... a new warning out of the east bay about west nile virus. how officials are working to prevent the spread of the deadly disease. (pam) if you are heading to the beach to cool off this weekend ... you might want to keep an eye out for sharks. where warning signs are now being posted.

(ken landing/vo) another shark sighting in the waters

of monterey bay near aptos, south of santa cruz has beach-goers on alert. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports,sharks sightings are on the increase because there may be more sharks to see. shark alert signs like these are now posted here at seascape beach where some people were heeding the warning to stay out of the water.maxine dumas/beach goer "....we have little kids so they're not going in the water but the biggerkids are going in as you can see, i guess they're not worried..."the alert effects a stretch of beach a mile in either directionfrom where the sighting occurred on thursdayjust below theseascape resort.lt. jim ross/santa cruz sheriff's office "....the reporting party said they spotted the shark about 30 feet from shire and described it as being about 5 feet long...."it may have been a yong great white shark, perhaps one of thedozens of juvenile great whites that have been seen of late just north of of seascape at seacliff state beach, says the pacifc shark research center's

dr. david ebert.dr. david ebert/pacific shark research center ".....from a helicopter near the cement ship i'll count 30 sharks within a mile or two of the beach. i've studied sharks all over the world and i can tell you i've never seen such high numbers that we're seeing the past few years here in monterey bay..."dr. ebbert says it's a sign the bay is healthy with an abundance of food. coincidentally, another young great white shark washed ashore last weekend between the cement ship andseascape. foul play is suspected as a cause of death. as onebeach goer commented, maybe the sharks have more to fearfrom people than the other way around. either way those signs have clearly gotten people's attention.jane/beach goer ".....i was just walking along the the beach and i saw a fin and told another woman and she saw it too...."rob fladeboe/aptos "...two other beach goers said they too saw a finin the water although none was certain whether the fin belonged to a shark, a dolphin perhaps or something else.the shark warning remains in effect through the weekend. in aptos rob fladeboe kron 4 news (ken) up next... amazing video

of a car going airborne before crashing at a gas station. what happened to the people inside... and what police say led to the wild crash. (pam) and if you are a fan of 'hello kitty' ... your prayers have been answered. we will take you to the grand opening of the only hello kitty cafe in northern california.

(pam) welcome back. it is hot out there at this

hour... the national weather service has issued a heat advisory for much of the san francisco bay region this weekend, and there is a red flag warning for the north bay mountains and east bay hills through sunday. (ken) let's take a live look outside right now... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore wind will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will

return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (ken)thanks (ken) weekend.possible next weekend. (ken) thanks lawrence.(pam) the hot weather this weekend weather this the hot (pam) lawrence.thanks (ken) (ken)thanks lawrence.(pam) the hot weather this weekend remains a big concern... as we take a look at tonight's top local stories. in mendocino county 23 year old alexandrea raven scott of

trinidad who is being held with out bail after being arrested on suspicion of willfully causing or permitting a child to suffer great bodily injury or death. the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours with the windows rolled up while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees. the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. maureen kelly kron4 news sotresidents being evacuated from their bernal heights neighborhood due to a fast moving grass firesotsotfire investigators say the cause of

the fire remains under investrigation...in san francisco haaziq madyun kron4newskron4news in san jose... there is growing concern

over a growing homeless encampment along the story road on-ramp to southbound highway 101. in the past week... neighbors say two fires have been started at the encampment and threatened homes. the city has a proposed a pilot project nearby to temporarily house the homeless... but that project is still months away from it's start. the homeless encampment was cleared earlier this year... but the homeless keep returning. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news.

( ken ) new tonight at 6... new video has surfaced of a car going airborne and crashing into a gas station.( pam ) and police say, the driver of the vehicle was under the influence. our grant lodes joins us now with

more on the story and the shocking video. ( grant ) before we get to the video footage.. here is the mug-shot of 24- year-old shelby may who has been charged with driving under the influence. ( grant ) now here's the surveillance video... watch the upper right hand corner of your screen. this all happened in flowwood, mississippi. may's car goes airbourne, just missing some brick columns and then brick columns and then landing in between a few sets of gas pumps. and shockingly, authorities say may left unharmed after this accident. (grant) she is being charged with d-u-i...she posted bond this morning. (pam) the west nile virus has been detected in alameda county. as of today,

the alameda county mosquito abatement district .....has found 4 dead birds and 7 groups of mosquitoes... which have tested positive for west nile virus. the birds were collected from union city and castro valley, while the mosquitoes were collected in union city and hayward. officials are locating areas of standing water where the west nile virus positive bird and mosquito were discovered. residents are urged to be proactive by eliminating sources of water where mosquitoes can breed and protecting themselves from mosquito bites. (ken) you've seen the hello kitty merchandise... but have you tried the food? we'll take you to the brand new hello kitty restaurant now open in the south bay.

the hello kitty mini cafe had its grand opening in santana row in san jose today. fans may be today. fans may be familiar with the mobile cafe that shows up at events like... the cherry blossom festival. but this is the first brick and mortar location to open in the bay area.(pam) many people waited in line for the opening... the cafe reportedly has delicious treats .... including cakes, cookies and pies. grand opening festivities are scheduled to run through sunday, and will include daily giveaways.(ken) things like complimentary beverages and a small gift with purchase for the first 50 customers. the cafe is located in between "the

counter".... and starbucks. (ken)the dog days of summer are upon us...(pam)... and so is the day for bringing your dog.... to your place of business.today was "take- your- dog-to- work day."(ken) it's been celebrated on the friday after father's day for the past two decades.pet sitters international claims responsibility for starting the annual observance back in 19-99.(pam) the event was launched as a way to encourage support for local pet communities. in sports -- it's email friday... join gary and his lovely wife alicia as they answer viewer questions. also -- a's fans get ready... there is a lot of oakland baseball tonight the green and gold are playing a double- header in chicago our sports director, gary radnich has the highlights from game one, and all the sports coming up

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chicago against the white sox... after yesterday's game being rained out. oakland looking for their fifth straight win this season sean manaea on the hill for the a's looking for his second win in a row top second... oakland up 1-nothing franklin barreto slaps a 3-run shot to left off james shields finished the game with 2... first multi-game home run game a's set franchise record with 22- staight road games with a homer a's take the lead 4-nothing manaea, who stuggled in may... is off to a great start in june strikes out 7... allows 5 hits and one run in 7 innings a's win 11-2 a's win 11-2 when you have a quarterback like jimmy garropolo... you're going

to try to find stability on your offensive line. the 49ers sign laken tomlinson to a three-year extension... the team did not pick up his fifth-year option on his current rookie deal the left guard's new deal is reportedly worth up to 18- million dollars... 10-million is guaranteed. tomlinson, who started the last 15 games of the season, is expected to be a week one starter next season along with joe staley, weston richburg, and rookie mike mcglinchey. the 49ers acquired tomlinson in a trade from the 2019 fifth round pick start of last season. brazil beat costa rica... 2-nothing at the world cup for their first win of the tournament but the game of the day was believe it or not... switzerland against serbia. we pick it up 52nd minute... the swiss down by one goal on the rebound... granit xahka fires the equaliser from outside the box third swiss player to score in multiple world cups 90th minute... game tied the serbians forget to xherdan shaqiri he beats

the keeper to score the game-winner switzerland comes from behind to win, 2-1 they sit in second place with 4 points with one more game to go in group stage group stage game to go in with one more with 4 points second place with 4 points with one more game to go in group stage

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(pam)and if you're a fan of alcohol, coffee, or even both... stick around... we've got some good news for you... after the break.

m) some positive health news tonight...for peoplewho enjoy both coffee -- and alcohol. (ken) catherine heenan is here with the latest on two new medical journal reports... (catherine) in the very unpredictable world of health studies.... you never know if it's going to be a new warning or a little encouragement... tonight -- it's the latter. a new study on coffee - says that four cups a day could be good for your heart. saying that's enough to trigger a process that helps protect heart cells from damage. the equivalent of four espresso

shots was enough to help guard against cell death. researchers also found that coffee helps the heart to recover after a heart attack. as for alcohol.... a study says if you limit yourself to no more than three drinks a week - you might actually have a lower risk of dying or developing cancer.......than people who 'never' drink. it's not clear why - and some argue that light drinkers tend to be more health conscious in the first place. still...doctors say don't forget that heavy drinkers still have the highest risk for death and cancer.. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the

satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. next on dog: seresto, seresto, seresto.

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