when they were called after nine this morning to a homeless camp. the fire burned around two acres and now investigators looking in to the cause. >> since it's a homeless camp and leads us to the suspicious is started maybe cooking source or some type of heat source. >> reporter: it's the third fire at a homeless camp in the past month. officials say there are 60 camps in san jose that house up to 900 people. him are floors and walls built up and shelves, mattresses, beds, pretty much whatever you can put in they can -- very creative. >> reporter: firefighters say besides putting out fires they handle medical calls in the camps. this man who didn't want to be identified said he realizes it's dangerous but he survives by minding his own business. >> their probably is their problem. >> reporter: they want to prevent the homeless from setting up camps. three clean ups have happened in the last month and more are scheduled. even when tents and belongings

are taken they return. >> we are working with programs and they approached the homeless people 30 days in advance of the clean up to start a relationship with them to let them know there are alternatives to camping. >> reporter: on july 1st more people will be added to a homeless outreach team. they want to help people get out of camps for good. reporting live . >> fire investigators are trying to determine what sparked a two alarm fire that destroyed a vallejo home this afternoon. firefighters say when they arrived the empty house was fully on fire. neighbors say squatters had been living there. nobody was hurt but there is some concern a homeless man's dog was left inside the house. police in oakland say an amtrak conduct ear spot aid body in the water. the body was found just before 11 this morning, partly

submerged in the water. investigators say the man had been in the water for at least a week. police say they are treating as a suspicious death but still have not determined if it's a homicide. >> another body this one near highway 13 was spotted by a driver early this morning. police say the driver made the find about 1:30 on the will not conavenue -- lincoln, avenue on ram . it's a young black woman, possibly in her 20s. >> we are working with the coroner to find -- to get a cause of death, an identification on the victim. once we get that we will be able to move forward. >> this is oakland's 55th homicide this year. >> summer is starting off cool and cloudy. it's an unusual welcome to thousands of nascar race fans who are used to seeking shade. alex is live now at the san man raceway with the impact the

cool weather is having on the race. >> reporter: fans say they usually sweat it out here in sonoma but today it was cool, it was overcast. it was even drizzling lightly. not what you would expect for the start of summer. fast cars and cool temperatures during the nascar qualifying race. some fans even got a bit wet watching the stands. >> yeah big drop. they came there were very few but they were big. that's what we were talking about. >> reporter: just a couple days ago it was 90o degrees here but today a major cooldown. though nobody here is complaining. >> i love it. it makes the rain more fun. i have been here in 105 weather before. >> reporter: meantime up the road at this swimming pool, cold, cloudy weather didn't stop the kid from diving right in. though getting out wasn't quite as fun. just ask this 4-year-old. >> when we got out it was

super cold. >> reporter: not a good day to sun bathe if you are lounging by this pool you probably want to have a sweater on. >> a few days ago it was so hot out and then now it's like freezing. i'm sitting here cold just watching them. . >> reporter: this was not ideal pool weather at this summer camp but back at the racetrack drivers prefer cool temperatures because it's better traction. >> of course they don't want to much in the way of rain but it looks like things should be staying dry for this weekend's big race. that's the save marte 350 that happens on sunday. we are live in sonoma. >> the overcast skies caused problems for travelers at the airport throughout the day. a spokesperson said some flights were delayed two hours and there was word that some arriving flight was delayed more than two and a half hours. they are expected to continue until the weather improves. the fog and clouds aren't

causing problems in oakland and san jose. >> a activist was sentenced to six months in jail for an attack on a singer from vietnam. about a hundred people from all over the country gathered at courthouse today in support of the man. he was convicted of spraying a tear gas like substance at a singer during a south bay concert. he and his supporters say the singer was part of a propaganda campaign. >> as an american veteran of vietnam, i fought for freedom over there, why shouldn't i help here. >> after time served he will spend 54 days in the jail for the attack. >> late this afternoon a judge was asked to declare a mistrial in the case of a man accused of beating a priest who he said abused him when he was young. robert honda is live in san jose where he just got hold of the prosecution's response to

that request. >> reporter: the trial was expected to belong and count controversial but here, this controversial case could be headed to a end. when will lynch's defense team came out after their meeting they were up beat. >> no question. >> reporter: the attorney showed us a copy of a complaint filed today, a motion for a mistrial based on misconduct by the prosecution. the motion is based on the incident at the heart of the case, lynch accused of beating up the priest in may of 20 so. lynch claims he and his brother were raped by the priest. the prosecutor said it's lynch not the former priest on trial and in make that point said he is a child molester and would probably lie about it on the stand. >> then she questioned him and sure enough he lied about a very material fact in this specific instance if he had molested will lynch and she

continued. based on that, the fact he perjured himself the trial should have been stopped,s case dismissed. >> reporter: the da responded calling the motion frivolous saying if ray prosecutor believes a witness may be untruthful and tells the court that the prosecution is preincluded from calling that witness at all. the da said the claim is not supported by case law, statute or common sense. the defense says it's prepared to continue if the judge sides with the prosecution. >> which will go forward with the trial. it'll start again. at that point there may be additional motions filed. >> reporter: harris said lynch will be satisfied regardless because his intense was to put the focus on the retired priest and he has done that. live in san jose. >> facebook has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a class action lawsuit over the use of people's names and faces in

advertising campaigns. facebook policy allows it to display user information in ads if someone has liked that business or organization. >> i saw a -- felt a little violated. i set it to private for a reason soy don't want other people to so everything. >> reporter: unked terms of -- they have agreed to pay ten million in legal fees, ten million to nonprofits and let people know clicking like could mean a endorsement. california attorney jena nouned an agreement with facebook to warn people abhijit the personal information it pulls mobile users. the agreement requires them today place their privacy policy before it's down load. six other companies have already agreed to do this including apple and amazon. >> state lawmakers working on a plan to regulate the mortgage industry. previous efforts to reform it

have stalled because of opposition from banks ando lenders. the associated press has learned it would prevent them from foreclosing while loan changes are going on. it would also let people file lawsuits against lenders who break state laws and would require them to have a single point of contact for borrowers. leaders of the high speed rail authority are making a last minute push ahead of the vote for funding. state lawmakers will vote on issuing $2.7 billion in voter approved bonds for the high speed rail. the government would contribute another 3.3 billion. high speed rail chairman dan richard has posted a youtube video about the project. >> we actually operate high speed rail on existing rail lines wherever possible and we avoid the cost to the taxpayers of having to build an entirely brand new set of tracks. >> the current price tag for the rail project is $68 billion. >> after two weeks of vote

counting the proposal to add a one dollar per pack tax on cigarettes has failed. more than 50% of ballots cast against the proposition. supporters say the tax would have discouraged people from smoking and raised more money for cancer research and created more jobs here in california. opponents said it was not clear where the tax monday which would be spent. >> the governor was on hand today in fremont to help tes la deliver it's first model s. hundreds celebrated new tesla owner who got the keys to their new cars today. the customers were on a waiting list in 2009. the model s can go 265 miles before it kneads to be recharged. the model s ranges in price if about 50,000 all the way up to $100,000. >> about a dozen utility workers got great heights today as they celebrated their graduation from a training

program. they showed off skills in oakland. it starts was 240 hours of on the ground training as a utility worker and finish was the pole climbing course. >> for climbing, and utility worker that's a type of job you that can't just step into off the streets. there is a lot of training for it. >> the utility said the students who have completed the course will be better prepared to compete for jobs. >> hundreds of people are in the park getting quaid to kick off this weekend's sf pride celebration. why objectors say the community has a lot to celebrate this year. >> and the warriors have set their sights on san francisco's waterfront. the neighborhood concerns being brought up tonight. . >> clouds and a few light showers today across parts of the bay area coming up we will break down showers in the short term. the coolest day of the upcoming weekend.

. a couple accused of kill age man they believed was their daughter's pimp plead pleaded not guilty. they are accused of killing him on june 4th. the couple is now being held on two million dollars bail. their 17-year-old daughter and three other children are staying with relatives. >> the two men accused of that beating of giant's fan brian spowe were back in court for the first time since a judge ruled there was enough evidence to go to trial. they pleaded not guilty to charges of assault, battery and mayhem. also today the attorney representing sanchez stepped aside saying he only agreed to represent him for the pretile. they are expected to get started in august. a leading sporter of

proposition eight now says he has had a change of heart about the ban. he is the president of the institute for american values and in a piece published today he said the time for stigmitizing same sex relationship relationships is over. now he believes gay marriage is an issue of basic fairness. >> one million people are expected to gather in san francisco this weekend for the 42nd pride celebration. new at six we are live now in delores park where organizers say they have a lot to celebrate this year. >> reporter: right now you can hear the speakers and the music blairing behind us and the crowd here at the park continues to grow. i would say it's at least several hundred peoplen. a half hour the group will start the transmarch.

it's considered to be the kickoff event for the celebration. there was music, dancing and no shortage of colorful costumes in the park but organizers offered this reminder. >> it's a worldwide event. >> i think it's for open minded people that -- it's always open minded people. >> we will load it all up. >> reporter: tomorrow the contents of this box will be the pining triangle. >> it's used by the nazi's in concentration camps for the gay prisoners. we need to remember where we came from. >> reporter: 17 years ago the president was a year away from signing the defense of marriage act. it defined marriage as between a man and woman, now its being challenged in court. >> its been a great year for gay rights. with the appeal of don't ask don't tell and the president coming out for marriage equality. it's -- it's a great time. >> reporter: the supervisor

super represents the cast are neighborhood. he said they will try to foster a sense of community. >> smaller dj stipulations for food trucks, and make it more of a community kind of feel than perhaps in the last few years. >> reporter: organizers say a more toned down approach will help people reflect on the progress made. >> there is a lot of work to do and i think that's one of the reason its it's so important we inspire the youth. >> reporter: and the weekend ends with the pride parade and a day of music that will start at 10:30 on sunday morning. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 1 news. >> and the website has your complete guide to gay pride. just look under hot topics on the home page. >> than is he pelosi announced the award of a ten million

dollar federal grant. the money are be used in the mission bay neighborhood for road, transit, bike and pedestrian improvements, all round the new ucsf complex. it's awarded on the basis of community partnerships. >> they have to see the evidence of the public, private partnerships to put it in the context of building community. that's what this ten million dollars is for. >> while there is no official word on how long it'll take the mayor said the project is shovel ready. >> some residents calling the plan to build a new warrior's arena in their neighborhood a bad idea. the warriors want to build it on piers30, 32 along the waterfront. neighbors say having the arena in the same area as a major ballpark would over load the area and threaten the family friendly feel of that neighborhood. >> let's talk about the weather. sure doesn't feel like summer. mark in the weather center. felt a few rain drops. >> yeah.

has -- the wind shield wipers and that threat remains in the forecast at least in the short term for tonight. not a lot of coverage over the bay area, most of the action is up to the north. up along the northeast and around lake county and if you can see all the cloud cover, we have a lot of moisture in place and as a result even if you aren't covered with the radar you could have spotty countries example that will be a factor tonight and into early saturday. temperatures for today, you can seat rain -- 59 in pacifica, temperatures in the 70's toward fairfield and antioch and san jose the average high 82 today. today only 73 degrees. forecast headlines for tonight. we have this. more cloud cover, the chance of a few sprinkles or at least drizzle. this weekend morning cloud cover, the cool weather pattern in place. the extended forecast does

feature a warming trend. as far as overnight lows, coolest location around the 50- degree mark for santa rosa. patchy drizzle first thing saturday and here is the set up. the view in the park and right now we have this fairly weak cold front into northern california but it's strong for this time of year. so for tonight with its presence we hold onto the possibility of a few sprinkles, this moves out of town but this is the -- the producer of the cold air, this stick around for saturday, and basically sunday as wellw. he warm up temperatures slightly for the second half of the weekend. here is the forecast model showing you the pocket of a few sprinkles in the short term. cloud cover first thing saturday morning at 6:00 and then notice what happens in to the afternoon. skies becoming partly cloudy but still a bit a breeze cubbing up the strong on shore winds do pick up by the afternoon. typical sea breeze as you can seat wind forecast throughout the day on track to reach 30

miles an hour by about five tomorrow afternoon. forecast highs, door your saturday, not a big change from today. could be a little cooler in a few spots, san jose 68, morgan hill 69 and san francisco right around 60 degrees. here is a look ahead. the five-day forecast with the weekend always in view and temperatures up just a little bit by sunday but the real warming is set to move in to the area by tuesday and wednesday but keep the sweaters and jackets by. >> cool is the word. thank you. >> thank you. >> coming up on bay area news at seven, we will take you back to san francisco where they are just about to kick off the big pride weekend with the big transmarch. and the competition getting underway for the popular ugly dog contest there at the fair. we will update you on which dog is get the so-called upper paw. join us for that and more at seven. . the athletes getting ready. the final leg of the torch run

for the special olympics. . >> and you can watch us wherever you go on the mobile app, just down load it and click on the live stream buton to watch every newscast live online.

. the special olympics special games torch. on their way to the opening ceremonies. the games will be held tomorrow and sunday. they will include aquatics, track and field and tennis. organizers say the special olympics has more than 15,000 participants. >> people all over the country have gone to sonoma for the really fast cars. >> yeah nascar back in town. should be exciting stuff. road race specialist barely beat five time winner jeff gordon for the pole position in the 350. finished 13th in each of the last two sprint cup races, this

time aj is driving the number two dodge or the penske team. it's the same car that rolled to victory last year. he knows what it takes to win on this ten turn course. >> for 90 laps it's just all about trying to make the least amount of mistakes as possible and becaused track is so important when it comes to track position if you can be up front you can keep the car clean and it's once you get back in the on back range everybody is gouging each other. it's a fun place to race but it's really about trying to attack in the racetrack at the right time but being conservative. >> this race car won this race last year so i feel like we will have a good chance to run up front. >> germany has been bailing out greece during it's financial crisis but in today's cup quarter final the germans sent the greek itself to soccer bankrupt is he. they tried to upset one of the top cup teams and it was tied

at one. take over for good. 61st minute. 2-1 germany. the great header. germany wins 4-2. in the semi- finals and whoa is me. giants and the a's had a big series in oakland. >> thank you. a marine killed in action is about to receive a special on moore. >> retalking to his family about tomorrow's dedication ceremony you will hear it tonight at ten.

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