starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2 news. >> the third day of summer and it is hard to find the bay area neighborhood free of fog or drizzles on the unusual june weather is causing a lot of plenty headaches. good evening, i am heather holmes. >> and i am ken wayne. >> you can see all the clouds hanging over the head, the bay area has gone through a dramatic change with just 24 hours ago with a cool and wet system moving into the region

>> looking out over the bay and as you can see this picture of gray skies and a layer of fog. >> in the south bay where it is ushl usually dry this time of the year rain drops is beginning to form. this was taken in san jose. wet weather heading to the parts of the bay area. >> and now our meteorologist joins us now of where the rain is headed. >> a lot of cloud covers out there. a lot of trace amounts today, ma hundredth of an inch. not a lot of activities right now but you will have the mists or some drizzles. you will notice that the clouds moving in the region. that'll be a factor approaching the bay area first thing tomorrow morning. now, in terms of the activity well offshore, this is what we are watching for monday and tuesday and we are tracking rain chances for those who days and

especially for the north bay neighborhood. at 7:00 tomorrow morning you can see some scattered rain showers across the region and mainly focus of the north bay, i will tell you the forecast model is backing off of the shower activity for your monday but tuesday could be a different story, a lot more of that forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you mark. the clouds are resulting of some san francisco airport and all day long, they have been on what's called flow control because of the low visibilities and the restrictions we are told will continue until 1:00 in the morning. we just check the officials of sfo and the average flight is up to an hour. the weather is not only impacting travels but the bay area fire danger. >> visibility also poor on highway near

the pacific early this afternoon. >> it is a really uncharacteristic for a summer. >> everyone we saw going to the movies were bundle up and a few even had umbrellas. >> we are actually if the pool yesterday. >> we are like wearing shorts and shortsleeves and now we are bond led up like the winter. >> scattered showers today followed by more rain expected early this week will help with fire danger. >> it will make a short term difference, it will be a little bit of rust from the sun baking all the grasses and drying out all the trees. >> and at sfo lines were long and passengers were weary. >> 2 and a half hours in this line but it was all the way back there at the very end. >> and delayed will be cancelled today and today until 1:45 until 3:10

and they cancelled that one. >> low sealing and clouds and light rain forced airlines to cancelled dozens of flights. flights on the west coast were delayed anywhere from 30 to 40 minutes. >> reporter: de lays are expected to go on at about 1:00 tomorrow morning. >> the weather coverage continues for you online, and you can follow mark and the rest of the meteorologists online, they post the forecast updates on facebook and also on twitter. a choir sings outside the hospital where nelson is listed as critical conditions tonight. no matter how sick he is, god has a plan for everything. today, the current south african president, released a

stat saying nelson's conditions has reach to critical in the last 48 hours. since he was hospitalized earlier this month. it is sad news to a nation, helped transformed. >> this is the most recent video of nelson, 94, frail, surrounded by children and grandchildren, but he's family to many of south africa. he's born in 1918 and raised by african noblt. in 1943 he joined the african national congress and campaigned for non violent resistance against the parte. when the shooting stops, 69 people and including 10 children were dead. the brutality pushed the a&c to arm struggles. >> against

the government -- >> the a &c was out lawed. actice. . after 27 years he was released in prison, of 1990. the anti-par tie movement. just four months later he appeared in front of a crowd of the oakland coliseum. >> the people of oakland, the people of the bay area who have given me my delegations of hope and continued to further. >> a free man t nelson stepped into

negotiation with president fw clerk to bring multi democracy to america. a year later nelson became africa's first black president. >> never and never again -- we are at spirit, and the oppression of one for another. let freedom rain arrange. >> reporter: when the south african leader ca he greeted him. >> in this country, he's one of the most loving and peace full and yet more stern and committed than any one person that i know. >> rev

reverend william says he felt a sense of pride watching mr. nelson. his wisdom d commitment and ability to create reconciliation when there is once of relent less violence. this is where san francisco city hall looks like back in 2004. the supreme court halted the se. the ceremony. the voters of approach ban on the same sex marriage here on california. >> reporter: and heather folks add pride thinks it is great timing. early tomorrow morning t well before city hall opens for business, pride

organizers will slip in here to watch for that ruling. >> will it be a celebration like 2008 when california supreme court says yes? or, a protest as when voters responded no, five months later. >> we are prepared either way, and we are anticipating a larger crowd than normal. >> the annual parade draws a million people to san francisco will take on extra momentum for a ruling. >> we are thinking it can be 1. 2 or 1. 3. >> it can be probably amazing or epic. >> anticipation is in the air. >> we are really excited about it and we are hoping that it is not going to rain on our pair raid. >> the on our parade. >> part of the festival under way believes the court is sensitive to society's change. >> the

justices they have their clerk. i think it is a very different . >> other observers are more caution. >> i don't think people thauns federally it might just be too much to go for national marriage. >> this couple together 18 years jumped to married when they could. >> we are hope full but really what we want is the same as everybody else. >> same sex marriage, should resume in about a month. >> posters in the neighborhoods proclaim that on the day of decision, castro market will be a place to g a march at city hall. knowing that such an emotional issue may

bring people to the street well before of the scheduled event. >> you know, we may have impulsive gatherings but we hope folks stir towards the evening affair. >> reporter: crowds for and against same sexl outside of the supreme court when oral arguments were heard. the ruling itself comes in much a quiet form. online, as early as 7 a.m., if it is not tomorrow then it is mostly on thursday. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we'll bring it to you on air and online as soon as the announcement is made and we'll have in-depth coverage of the decision at ktvu 6:00 special on the evening of the court announcing its results. as officer tried to stop him

while he was driving a suspected stolen truck. east bay police says they first tried to stop the driver. officer put down a spike but they say they called off their chase when the driver began to drive recklessly. officers on the ground arrested the suspect. the search of the truck turned out drugs and bur tools. we have new information of the deadly crash. the woman who died was one of several people inside this vehicle. the rest managed to get out safely. the san francisco medical examiner confirmed the identity of the woman killed 60-year-old of san francisco, police say she was behind the wheel when this van jumped off

the curb and into the water. >> three people were asleep inside the home, a man and his fiance and the child. they were awaken by the smell of smoke. >> the officer say they smell smoke in the house and they went to check the garage and it was on fire and yelled for everyone to come out. >> it took fire crews about an hour to get the fire under control. the man lived in the home suffered minor burn, he was treated release of the scene, the cause of the fire is under investigation. the final day of nascar roars through the area. >> leaker snowden on the run, where he's expected to turn up next and the controversial organization helping him plead.

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>> when people live here, they e bars. >> for the arttist known as lyfe. using east oakland former greenc housing as his canvas, the oakland native is telling his story. >> she's being raise of a wonderful family but she's also living 40 steps from the prostitution. >> the arts is not just on the walls. >> we came to the unit there was sir rings and there was feces on the floor. >> we transformed this unit to a grandma's house. >> so here on people way out they take a marker and they write a tribute to their grandmother. >> the

80, 000 project called brighter than blight is funded by california former house initiative but some of this art will have to be into the museum. >> we intend to turn this into an urban farm so we are giving new birth to something that has a negative impact. >>? just two days about 500 people have passed through here. the exhibit will be open again next weekend. in oakland, eric rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> just scroll down to the video player. a wild fire near yosemitte a contained. it began with an unattended campfire. it is now 90%

contained but roads in the area are still closed. crews say the fire spread quickly because of dry grass and winds. an annual three day walk to raise money for a cancer research. it was among those who completed this susan g komen walk. it was difficult but it was also a very rewarding experience. she said. >> it was worth it. >> the breast cancer charity will not be returning to san francisco and six other cities, that happens after a backlash of the foundation's decision to pull funding from planned parenthood. struck a deal last week.

appeared to be more wg to suppol that could have a big political impact. >> i want to get reattach to the hispanic community and grow this party. the party got to be bigger than utah and south carolina. the expanded community is closer to our values. >> it is truly a compromise because the drts and the republicanse between the democrats and the republicans. >> a procedural vote is set for tomorrow. that could clear the way for the measure to move to the full senate to vote by the end of next week. new development now edward snowden, today he left hong kong and flu to moscow, elizabeth reports on where he's expected to go next. >> reporter: edward

left hong con to mouse left hong con to mouse cow. related to government program on phones and internet surveillance. the allegations amount to under federal law t. news that snowden was in putin and russia. >> allies are supposed to treat each other in decent ways and putin always seems to be eager to put a finger in the eye of the united states. >> snowden plans -- >> it is reallying forward in human rights >> >> instead of kre tailing them as he promised as a candidate.

the leadership was asked. >> we have to trust our people are going to do the right thing. this this is an extremely important issue. >> in washington, justice department officials disputed that claim. elizabeth elizabeth, ktvu channel 2 news. crews through your commute, the new car pool lanes opening up tomorrow in the bay area. >> up next, talk about giving back of the touching gesture by the winner of the boston marathon. and down literally a man take ag daring walk across the grand canyon and the connection he has with a famous family. coming up how long the rain remains in the forecast and the timing for the next weather trend.

the winner of this year's

boston marathon today gave back his medal. he crossed the finish before minutes of the attack. he returns the medal to honor the victims of boston bombings. it was the las the vectron show. witnesses say eric was flying low when it erupted over and crashed into a field in front of thousands of stunned spectators and no one was on the ground and was hurt. a long with their guide in pakistan, this attack happened over the

northern part of the country. some climber and guides were able to run away. those who did not escape were shot and killed. the attack was to avenge the death of the leader killed in the u.s. drone site last month. in news of the world tonight, demonstrations of in stan bull broke a leek of -- it began late last night when the turkish police crashed down on demer demonstrators and says anti-democrat k and forcing is clam into the country. look at that, land clearing fire in india have

fire -- the air is so bad that more than 200 schools have been closed and residents have been instructed to stay in doors. a public funeral service is now in thursday for actor james, of the spran knows. he was vacationing in italy and had a heart attack. that service will take place this thursday at the catholic church of divine in manhattan. the wires stretched a quarter mile across and 1500 feet above the ground. as he walks without a safe net.e is

one of the camera attached to his chest to share the experience with viewers, as you can see he made it across and last year he performed a similar at niagara falls. >> that's unbelievable. >> but , first -- >> our nascar fans , and the reason why the final day of racing had to be delayed. and another drama for celebrity paula deen of what is the stake now after she admitted of using racial slurs.

a little wet water could not

stop some of the best from car racing. this was the 25th year of nascar in the north bay and tens of thousands were on hand for today. christian was among the crowd that saw the driver of one of the longest drought in nascar racing. >> three day racing brought out an estimated of 100, 000 fans but a little rain stalled the action for a few minutes and then it was all. >> hamilton came with her family saying they're rooting for their daughter. >> it is a great event, we are excited and we are here to support the marcus family and we are excited to spend this time together. >> he

says he has firsthand experience with this road course. >> it is a good track. i surrender my motorcycle down . >> what is it about the track that makes it challenging? >> it is a road car and it is challenging to all racers. >> the race team adapt to the calming weather conditions. jamey in charge of -- says his team loves coming to the challenging tracks. >> oh , the best in the world, this is awesome, we love coming here. >> in the end martin junior came with today's win. he's headed for kentucky. christian, ktvu channel 2 news. william is apologizing to

her rival. >> so i talk to marie, look, i want to personally apologize to you if you are offended being involved into my situation. >> she expressed regrets at a news conference today that appeared to be a criticism in a rolling stone article. williams should talk about her own personal life, the two women may have a chance to settle their differences on the tennis court as william plans to defend her title. paula deen, there are reports today that deen's deal selling cook ware on the network is in jeopardy. the network is reevaluating their relationship with deen and quote that they do not tolerate of her behavior. he has since publicly apologize

by her racial slurs. . police say the driver picked up two men and a woman argued with each other. one of the passengers went on the attack, however, this quick thinking driver, he kept ongoing right towards the county jail, despite injuries to his face. santa rosa police responded and were able to apprehend all of the passengers who had run off. the female passenger was let go. the closure of fire station at contra kosta county will take the station tomorrow. it will close rather july 8th. another pittsburgh's fire house is likely to shutdown next year but that location has not been announced yet. tomorrow's meeting is scheduled for 7:00 at pittsburgh's city hall.

caltranses specification called for tealing rods and a word of the contract to the corporation. according to the san francisco chronical two other manufacturings refused to bid. they're proned to failure. caltrans still has not announce if the new bridge will open as plans over the holiday weekend. between 237 and highway 101. the new lanes opened yesterday but the car pool lanes won't start until tomorrow 5 a.m.. the new lanes will increase highway capacity and reduce congestions of one of the bay area's worst traffic. a street festival celebrating black history wrapped up this evening in berkeley. the 26th annual june keith

featured a variety of music and activities all day long today. the free event closed the add line street of the traffic. when words that slavery had been abolished finally reached texas two years later. for many coming to this festival has become a tradition. noo i think it is positive, they should do it every year like they have been doing it. it keeps people in the public. >> this year marks the 100 anniversary of e emancipation proclamation. what happens to summer, our meteorologist returns with the

rain, when will they return.

well big weather changes for sports today a lot of clouds cover and a big drop off for temperatures. the big deal, the temperature drops you can see no more 90s or 80s, it is lower 70s towards antioch and san francisco and downtown 64. now, not much of a way of shower activity out there. right around -- we are watching some of the moistures as it drops to the bay area over night hours.

right now that's to the west of the ureka. and into the evening hours but still mostly cloudy skies and we still have a dense fog out there that continues to be a factor into monday morning. monday and tuesday still a chance of rain. first thing tomorrow morning for your monday morning some scattered rain showers out there. the focus will be up in the north bay. here is the weather set up on tp satellite, a lot of clouds out here. this looks like december or january deal with the system out here of the pacific. we are calling it the june's storm. for us, the heaviest rain will be focused up on the north bay for the coastal hills. monday, the focus is the morning hours and targeting the area of the golden gate bridge. another set of moisture moves in on tuesday morning.

here is the forecast tomorrow morning, here we go, this is updated in fact showing you the increase of tp rain showers. it will be an increase of the rain chances tomorrow morning but then by the afternoon hour we scale back on the coverage and then we'll take this into a tuesday, actually late monday night and into a tuesday, this other surge of moisture moving in just in time for the morning commute and throughout the period the south bay is not taking out much in the way of rain full. setting the stage for a warming trend later of the week. here of the north bay and the san jose mount. so the focus for the rain tomorrow morning will be temperatures not a big change for today. 60s to lows 70s. santa rosa at 70s. and for cass

coming up and smdz at 68 and san mateo at 68 degrees. we do warm things up for wednesday, thursday and friday and your weekend in view we can be talking for some more 90s in land and some more hotter temperatures for the in land temperatures as we head toward to fourth of july. . >> we drop 20 degrees ove next 24 hours. so yai, a big changes. more and more american hotels are going away with room service as a way to cut cost. one of the biggest hotels is this one hilton, it is planning to stop room service in august, a recent showings that hotel wants room

service and 66% wanted free wi. we have a big trade to tell you about the nba that does not involve the players. and a complete highlights of the nascar action, coming up next. have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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the toyota sports wrap at 360. they're lining up for the start and the number of 52 cars ended up with 39. jimmy was challenged with marco who took the lead going to turn number 1. montoya coming back the back stretch a little hot and bumps into bush. patrick with plenty of road courses but this was his first. patrick lost control on lapse 18. she had more trouble later. pap 29. back to bush, this time got tapy carl edwards. he finished all the way back at. the winner was a guy that does not make a