. a human symbol of gay pride set to be revealed here on this hilltop. >> and let the weddings begin. same sex marriages already underway this pride weekend and this morning the long lines expected at san francisco city hall. >> and the clock is ticking as the bay area now less than 48 hours away from a possible bart strike. the issues being heard in negotiations that are set to resume in four hours. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2.

>> and good morning everybody. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday june 29th. >> its cool outside but just wait. it's expected to get very hot. rosemary is joining us now with, look at that map. >> you are right. a lot of pink on here. away from the water we have widespread heat and that's going be for today. today another hot one inland, hotter than yesterday. you notice around the bay we aren't shaded in and along the coast. this is where we don't have the excessive heat warning for later today lasting in to tuesday for the hills and valleys f the north bay into the east bay. farther east inland as we go down south you can see fremont not included but south into the santa clara valley we have this advisory and it's for the santa cruz mountains as well. just a reminder to take it easy. avoid the hard activity. if you are gown out for a bike

ride or running do it this morning because it's a nice morning. we will look at the current temperatures coming up. >> thank you. happening now a symbol of gay pride is being put in at twin peaks in san francisco. volunteers are putting up the pink triangle. what could be the start of the biggest gay pride celebration in san francisco history. >> reporter: and the expectation is for a huge turn out here this morning. more than 100 volunteers will take part in this particular project. you can see them here. they are getting all the tools they will need, hammers, stakes and tarps and will get to work on this one acre large pink triangle. you can see the outline of it and then it'll be filled in by all the volunteers over the next couple hours. they will fill it in, creating a giant symbol of pride up here on twin peaks. here is video from last year and what it'll look like once it's complete. this event is put on by the

friends of the pink triangle. it was used by nazi's in concentration camps to label gays. it was a symbol of shame that's been transformed in to a symbol pride for the gay community. while there is reason to celebrate after the court allowed gay marriages to resume in california one of the volunteers taking part this morning told me it's important to keep things in perspective. >> even on days when we are really glad that we have gained so much there is this memory of the people who have paved the way for us. those people who have lost their lives for being out, people who have been arrested in san francisco as late as the 70s for being gay and to really want to thank the heros and sheroes who have been part of this gay movement. >> reporter: and all of these hard working volunteers you see show up here at twin peaks will have this pink triangle in

about the next two hours. once that happens later this morning at about 10:30 a number of politicians will hold a ceremony here. there will be several assembly members and a number of supervisors from here in san francisco, they will hold that ceremony at 10:30 this morning. this is the twin peaks triangle has been set up every weekend during pride weekend since 1996. live this morning in san francisco, alex savage. >> same sex couples looking to get married could face long lines at san francisco's city hall. the doors opened at nine this morning. >> by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the state of california i now declare you spouses for life >> reporter: proposition 8co plaintiffs were married just about 5:00 last night. the state attorney general presided over the historic

wedding. family, friends and politicians including the san francisco mayor were there to witness the couple exchanging their vows. following the united states court dismissing proposition 8 the court of appeals lifted the stay on gay marriages at just about 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it meant that gay couples could rush to county clerk offices across california to get a marriage license. >> the person i fell in love 14 years ago and we knew that our relationship would last and our family would last and we wanted our love to last and to be dignified >> reporter: they say their include said for same sex marriage isn't over. they say the next step is to make it legal in all 50 states. >> on behalf of the state of california, let me pronounce you married >> and in los angeles last

night as one of his last acts as mayor of the city, the mayor married the other proposition 8 plaintiffs. their wedding happened about 90 minutes after the first one. the four planned to celebrate in san francisco this weekend at the gay pride celebration. the mayor said he has overseen many marriages over the years but this one he said tops them all. as soon as the court of appeals lifted its stay many same sex couples rushed to get married. the clerk's office at city hall said that 81 couples received marriage licenses yesterday. 51 of those did get married. we checked with other bay area counties, including alameda, santa clara, they saw only a few couples get married because the appeals court action happened so late in the afternoon yesterday. many people had not heard about the news. a number of county clerks in bay area say they expect much more activity when they open on

monday. proposition supporters say they are furious. the losing side in a supreme case has 25 days to file a petition for a rehearing. they called the court's order to allow gay marriages effective immediately outrageous. protect marriage.com released this statement saying it remains to be seen if the fight can go on but it's a disgraceful day for california either way. >> with the landmark decisions on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act organizers of this weekend's gay pride celebration say there could be record crowds. this is the 43rd year of the pride festival and yesterday the 10th transmarch kick off celebrations. today's celebration will center around the civic center plaza. police will be out in full force especially for tomorrow's gay pride parade where a million and a half are expected

to attend. >> come in to the city to have a great time, like any weekend in san francisco. this is the place to be. if you are not into it, if you are not here to have a good time please don't come and spoil it for everybody else. >> police say security will be similar to the beta breakers race. police have surveillance cameras mounted on polls and a team of bomb techs will stand by as a precaution. here are some of the gay pride events happening. at noon the dikes on bikes celebration starts by the bell plaza, at five the pink saturday street party saturdays in the castro and that leads up to tomorrow's pride parade in downtown. >> you talk about report crowds. we could talk about record temperatures over the next few days. if you thought yesterday was hot, it'll just get hotter. >> you are right. i had to laugh at the show director. he said is it possible? yes. it's possible. >> very possible. >> today is going to be another hot one and as we just said a moment ago some of us climbing above yesterday's

highs. the sun is shining in most cases, even along the coastline giving you a live look here at the east bay and some of the wind turbines, barely moving. the on shore breeze nearly not there at this point. a local sea breeze at the cost for the afternoon, we will keep that area nice and mild. we will be warm around the bay and for the inland communities we he are going to be baking. high pressure strengthening and the sink area associated with that continuing to warm us up. yesterday we got above a hundred and will do it again today. 105 expected for some of the hottest locations a we could see patches of fog the entire day and temperatures in 60s to mid-70s. we sort of settle into that summer like pattern. we are cool around the coast, hot inland. an exsessionsive heat warning for the hills as well as the

valley. that's going to last into tuesday. starting a little later this morning. 68 right now in concord. 71 fairfield, 70 livermore. few degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. some of us a bit cooler. 61nevado, 64 oakland, 67 redwood. if you go into the a's game it'll be a warm one in oakland. oakland may be one of those places where we break a record today. 67 lafayette. 66 walnut creek. we have warmer air aloft. 80 degrees right now mount diablo. that will transition into a quick warm up and temperatures above yesterday in most cases. here is what you can expect for the afternoon. 100 for santa rosa,98 for nevado. 86 for oakland. 103 walnut creek. brentwood will be one of the hottest spots for the afternoon as well as gilroy. 94 for santa clara.

mid-90s san jose, a few degrees warmer than yesterday. 93 for san carlos, 78 in san francisco. with again an afternoon sea breeze. if you are escaping to the coast make sure you bring a jacket for the afternoon because as we know it goes from being mild to cool in just a few hours. your extended forecast here, so there is the spread. tomorrow little change in the forecast. monday could be the hottest day as we get into tuesday, we are barely hanging on very, very hot, weather especially inland, by wednesday. the cool canning starts and actually 4th of july looks like it'll be a nice one. i will have a look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. >> new this morning a drive by shooting in newark sent three to the hospital. police say around four someone drove up to a crowd of people outside an apartment complex on mullberry street and opened fire. two men were wounded and rushed to the emergency room. there is no word on their

condition. police say a woman was later transported to the hospital to get checked out. it's not clear if she was shot. investigators say they hope cameras from nearby businesses will help them lead them to the gun men. ? police are still search for the person who shot and wounded a man at a bart station. it happened yesterday around 11:25 a.m. the victim and a friend were waiting to meet someone air the bus stops. reports indicate a man they didn't recognize walked up and started shooting. bart stopped service to the station for about 90 minutes. >> they stopped down there and wouldn't let us come up. they said it was a shooting. we walked up and they not letting us on bart. >> reporter: the victim is identified as a homeless 19- year-old from richmond. he suffered a gun shot wound to the chest and was taken to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. >> negotiations between bart and it's workers resume at 11 this morning. both sides know they are running out of time to avert a strike monday morning.

the talks have led to agreement on minor issues but so far no breakthroughs on key issues such as salary, pension and benefits. >> negotiations are frustrating. i don't -- day in, day out, moods change. >> we have a responsibility to the public. we take that very seriously. we wish the district would as well. >> transit workers say they are asking for a 15% salary increase over three years. bart said that number is closer to 23% when you include inflation protection. bart is offering a 1% increase each year for four years. a purse stolen from a woman skin side it is her life saving. this morning the hunt is on for this man who police say is now thousands of dollars richer. >> new details in the aaron hernandez murder investigation as the patriots offer fans a way to part with their

hernandez jersey.

. welcome back. good morning to you. it's a sunny start over mount diablo. 80 degrees with a northwest breeze on top of that hill, mountain there. >> we do have new information this morning about the american student killed in egypt. authorities say the victim is a 21-year-old of maryland. he was there teaching english over the summer. his family said he was stabbed by a protester. he planned to live and work in the middle east after he graduated. according to state media ine gift about 70 were hurt in the clashes. also news the president is making the safety of the united states embassy in cairo a top priority. the president said that he is concerned about the recent political unrest. the united states has been in direct contact with egypt's government. he is urging the police and

military to show restraint. so far tens of thousands of protesters have been rallying. about an hour ago the president met with the family of one of his heroes, nelson mandela. >> people have shown what's possible when a priority is placed on constitutions and rule of law and respect for human dignity. >> earlier today the president and the first lady met with the south african current president. the meeting with the family happened at the a mandela foundation. they didn't go to the hospital due to mandela's poor health. he spoke to man dela away he expressed hope that he draws peace and comfort at this time. the former wife of mandela is giving good news about his health. yesterday she told reporters that the former president is improving. she said he looks much better than he did just a few days

ago. he has now been in the hospital for three weeks because of a lung infection. >> the nfl said it has no plans to promote enrollment in health insurance plans under the president's new health care law. the obama administration launched a major campaign about the upcoming changes and said its been looking for brand to promote the reforms and said it was hoping the nfl would team up. some republican leaders say the nfl would risk damaging it's inclusife stance if it joined. the patriots want fans to exchange their aaron hernandez jerseys after he was arrested on murder charges. next week they said they will exchange his number 81 81 jersey for one of similar value. it must have been purchased from the proshop or the official website. >> i think it's a great initiative. i think a lot of people will take them up on it. it's a smart move. >> the team released hernandez after he was charged in the

murder of a semi profootball player oden lloyd. a third suspect in connection with the murder case has turned himself in earnest wallace faces accessory. another monday, carlos ortis was arrested. >> the man accused of kidnapping his daughter will only face misdemeanor charges. joshua benton took his 11-month- old daughter on monday morning. later this day he dropped her off with a family member and turned himself in. the alleged kidnapping sparked an amber alert fueled by report that he had a gun. police say he is only facing misdemeanor charges because the victims in the case are not cooperating. fremont police are looking for a man they say stole a woman's purse with $20,000 inside. earlier this week police say the man stole the purse from a 65-year-old woman who was eating at the hong kong buffet. they say the bag contained most

of her life possessions including $20,000 in cash. police say he left the scene in a black bmw. you see a picture there. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> the governor is threatening to take the fight over releasing inmates early to the supreme court. a three judge panel has given the governor until the end of the year to reduce the state's inmate population. yesterday the governor asked the panel to delay the release to appeal the decision to the supreme court. the judges have said they will permit no further delays. the governor said releasing the prisoners before the court weighs in could be a threat to public safety. starting tomorrow california is going to have the highest state gas tax in the nation. the tax is set to go up three and a half cents making it nearly 7 two cents a gallon. the state board approved it last year. the sales tax revenue fund

local programs the national average tax on a gallon of gas, 49-cents. >> we are expecting triple digit temperatures as we have been telling you this morning. some zoo animals are getting help staying cool. >> and you may need that help as well. maybe head to the coast where it'll be a mild day. inland it's going do be baking once again. we will have a look at the afternoon highs expected for your area coming up. look at 'em.

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. triple digit heat expected today. high temperatures and low winds. those conditions combined exhaust fumes gas engines are expected to create unhealthy air. residents advised to avoid driving. the heat wave likely has many looking for a place to cool off. community pools and lakes expected to be extremely busy today. this is what it looks like at the lake in livermore yesterday. people say that the lake offers them a quick place to cool off. >> i have lived here all my life. we have seen a lot of hot summers and a lot of cool summers. this is a hot one. >> the hot weather is expected to continue through next week and that has the regional park district concerned. just last week a 30-year-old drowned. park officials say that a possible worker strike next week may lead to a shortage of

lifeguards. >> animals at zoos are feeling the heat. here is a look at some of the residents at the phoenix zoo. zoo keepers trying to hard to keep them cool as the valley temperatures reach triple digits. they are feeding them frozen treats as you can see there. hosing down the elephants as well at one point the temperature read 115. here in the bay area folks finding different ways to cool off. yesterday a cooling center opened at the fremont senior center and right now another one is open in morgan hill. it's located at the rec center on edmond son avenue. it'll be opened until eight. it's important for everybody, especially seniors and children to stay hydrated and cool. >> just last week we are talking about cool, rain. now it's record temperatures. >> topping a hundred degrees and then some for the afternoon. are you right. its going to be a hot one.

some enjoy the heat. you may be looking forward to that heat up today so you can maybe get in to the pool. this morning at this hour perhaps the best tim to get out and exercise with the excessive heat coming our way. you heard about the spare the air today. today is probably the best time to be out. we have 60's around the bay. some of the inland areas warming to the 70s. as we get to ten already feeling warm. along the coast, upper 60's, mid70's around the bay. look at your neighborhood. 86 for areas around livermore. you can see the red starting to creep. we are looking at a rapid warm up. in to the noontime, the central valley, i was there and you can bet i was in the pool. it'll be hot. already in to the upper 90's for some cases for the central valley. here we are looking at mid90's. livermore, concord, into the low 90s in napa, 90 for san jose, that's the lunchtime. around the bay in the 80's and

along the coast near 69, 70 degrees. for the afternoon, pacifica going to be under mostly sunny skies, patchy fog along the coast. right now mostly sunny. 78 san francisco, 86 oakland. 103 concord and temperatures will warm to about 105 in areas like brentwood. we have hot, hot weather in store and it's not going to change. we will stay here tomorrow, monday, tuesday; we finally start cooling on wednesday. >> fireworks are about to go on sale here in the bay area as we head in to the 4th of july week and when you mix the holiday with triple digit temperatures bay area firefighters are on high alert. . and an important symbol --. >> volunteers this morning setting up a large pink triangle on twin peaks. have this symbol holds special meaning this week.

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. once to mark a intolerance and hatred, now a symbol of unity and pride. >> volunteers are now installing a large pink triangle on the hillside at twin peaks. it'll be seen for miles.

alex savage is live with the installation of one of the most recognized symbols of gay pride and it's happening on a very big weekend. >> reporter: yeah. the organizer said that this week's ruling on gay marriage have inspired a lot of people to come help. more than a hundred, a hundred plus really as you can see up on this hillside on twin peaks, they are installing all of these pink tarps, using stakes and hammers and they are creating obviously this one acre large pink triangle that can be seen for miles here in san francisco. the outline was already in place this morning and now they are just filling in the triangle and creating a giant symbol of pride. we will show you video of last year what the pink triangle will look like. this event put on by the friends of the pink triangle and of course the it was used in concentration camps to label gay men. a symbol of shame that's been

transformed into a symbol of pride. after the court allowed gay marriages to resume in california this past week the organizer of this project said it holds special meaning this year. >> what happened with the court this week is a perfect book end to that. it shows that hatred and bigotry which can become law through popular vote or legislation, in our country, our justice system can be overturned. so that equal rights are the guiding goal. >> reporter: now i want to give you a live look from a camera downtown that shows you sort of a wide shot as this pink triangle is again put together by all these volunteers here up on twin peaks. its been set up here every year during pride weekend since 1996. once it's all done, should take a couple of hours here, especially with the huge turn out they have seen, there will be a number of politicians,

state lawmakers and supervisors who will hold a ceremony here at 10:30. live in san francisco, alex savage. >> and more same sex marriages are expected to take place today when san francisco city hall opens for business in just 90 minutes. some couples who flew to the bay area for this weekend's selll operation are deciding to get married. we caught up with one from georgia where they say they are registered as domestic partners but now they say they are legally married. >> we are very excited and a part of history and we are just coming out here for a vacation. this is great >> couples tying the knot received a marriage license from the city and county of san francisco. they say on the surface it looks like they are rushing to get married but they say they have waited for years if not decades >> giving you away to frank. >> and --. >> [inaudible]. >> brandy. >> instead of the bride and

groom it looked like san francisco police chief at had wedding day jitter when is he mistook the name of the groom. he gave -- they said any brothers and sisters in our community will be able to marry who they love. courthouses will reopen on monday to what is expected to be large numbers of gay couples wanting to get married. contra costa will open at eight. alameda at 8:30 and santa clara at 9:00 a.m. >> new york city is celebrating gay pride this week as well in one much it's most famous landmarks, the empire state building. it's lit up to honor the gay community. the new yorker magazine is set to release a controversial cover, it shows bert and ernie on "couch watching the

decision. people started voicing their opinion immediately, most were upset and said the characters should not be shown with any sexual orientation. oakland could be caught in three separate strikes. besides possible walk outs, oakland city employees are threatening a one day strike on monday services that could be affected include street repairs and maintenance. they want to force settlement was bart and the city of oakland. >> it's time for the truth to be told. it's time for the employees to be treated fairly and i'm sorry, it's going to take a strike to get it done. >> some people in oakland say losing services even for one day can hurt. the mayor said that the city is doing all it can to speed up negotiations to avert a strike. today bay area community activists will demand that wal- mart and gap ensure the safety of all workers. they will rally across the

world. there will be demonstrations outside the san francisco gap store and the home of yahoo ceo who is on the wal-mart board. they want the stores to sign a factory fire and safety agreement which calls for improved safety regulations for garmet workers. in 1100 have died in recent fires in the country. >> with the heat and the 4th of july approaching firefighters say they are getting ready for what could be a busy week. they say the dry and hot conditions make it easier for things to ignite. with fireworks going on sale crews warning residents to be extra caution with those fireworks this year. >> people are in real close, families, sometimes alcohol involved and so the public safety is a major concern for us. with the devices, the zones -- you have the ability for devices to get onto roofs of houses, go out into grass fields. >> they say they plan to be

aggressive with enforcement. any fireworks vie lasers could face fines and even jail time. more details onto 4th of july fireworks. if you are wondering where you can buy and use the state approved safe and sane fireworks there are more than a dozen where you can and right now you can see them right there on the screen. this match shows you all the stats from gilroy in the south to the north. at beaches deputies will enforce higher fines during the 4th of july. they are advising people to leave fireworks and alcohol at home. possession of either could put you at risk of a one thousand dollar fine. the fines will also triple for other violations like going to the bathroom in public, littering and grafitti. it'll go in effect on tuesday and end on saturday. san francisco police are getting a jump on the holiday by starting a crack down tonight. this is video here. we will show you of dui

checkpoints police say with the start of the summer season and pride weekend more people are celebrating, offer officers plan to set up checkpoints from tonight to tomorrow. immaterial a woman was arrested for the death of her dog she left locked in a hot car. the dog was found in a downtown parking garage yesterday afternoon. the dog was taken to a animal hospital where he died. the police waited for the owner, to return where she was arrested think of standing outside in 126-degree heat. that's how hot it got at death valley and it's expected to climb today. as you can see there were still people walking around despite the heat. >> it's hot in australia but it's different. we would be soaked if we were there now. this is a dry heat isn't it? sleetly different. >> as hot as it gets today it

probably won't break the record. the hottest temperature was 134 degrees in july 1913. i don't think that temperature gauge even goes that high. >> 34. that's ridiculous. smoking hot. i worked in arizona and saw 110 and in the teens which is but 134. we will see triple digits here. not quite that >> you are right. its going to be another hot hot one inland. around the bay it's going it be warm, at the coast mild. depending where you are at. it really just depends. its going to not only be really hot, it's something that we are going to see for the next several days. brace yourself, extremely uncomfortable for inland locations today. a live look there at san francisco and pride's pink triangle. it'll be a beautiful day ins. i will say we have been talking about it today. it's a spare the air day.

if you do enjoy exercising, right now may be the best time to get outside and do just that. waking up with mostly sunny skies. that excessive heat warning moves in to place later this morning and lasts until tuesday. tuesday evening. so we have hot hot weather coming, even hotter than yesterday and it's very widespread. the only areas not with in this warning along the coast and just around the bay. the closer you are to the water the more comfortable. the hills and the valley it's going to be hot. widespread over the north bay. inland east it starts about oringa and moves east. you can see fremont you aren't in this advisory but you will be warm. right sunnyvale and then in to the santa clara valley. it also includes the mountains and you did see morgan hill into gilroy. a hot one in the neighborhood. going to be hot again today. 71 fairfield. 70 in livermore. already very mild. 60s in the forecast right

around santa rosa. 64 san francisco. oakland may be one of the spots that breaks a record today. expecting upper 80s. 50s at the coast right now. nice and cool with mostly sunny skies at half moon bay. 63 foster city, already low 70s, loss altos hills and all the way to loss gatos. this reading about 1600 feet. that ridge of high pressure bringing in the sinking air, that warmer air that's up above us. we have temperatures warming and boy we are looking at triple digit heat widespread for the inland communities. 100 santa rosa. looking at 104 for fairfield. closer to the water it'll be nice. upper 70s to low 80's. in and around alameda. 102 danville. 103 pleasanton where the fair continues. maybe go early or wait until the evening because it's going to be a hot one there. 103 morgan hill.

94 sunnyvale. low to mid-90s around palo alto. 78 for san francisco, again a beautiful day in the city and nice at the coast. maybe you want to head to the beach for today. it'll be a great beach day. we are not going too move from this pattern. we are going to stay in place sunday, monday, tuesday, finally start to get relief on wednesday and then thursday for the 4th of july and into the weekend its looking nice as well. back to you. >> thank you. more progress is being made on a september 11th memorial museum and we are getting a first look at some of the piece that will be on display. >> and it has been two years since brian stow was beaten outside of dodge erstad jump. coming up the update on his recovery and why an issue with health insurance could slow that down. >> and let's go out and take a like look at traffic. there is the bay bridge toll plaza. you see that sun shining, it's going to be a hot one. also a spare the air day. we will have more on the events

happening this weekend.

. good morning. a live look at mount diablo, already 80 degrees and we have another hot day in store as the heat wave continues through early next week the america's cup is on the horizon and the first races associated with the international yachting event will start next friday. the united states coast guard has just issued a permit allowing the yacht racing on san francisco bay to proceed following a deadly training accident. america's cup fleet parade of ships and time trials will start next friday. the first race in the cup which

is a battle between challengers starts july 7 president chevron plans to pay a billion dollars to upgrade it's richmond refinery. they say it would create hundreds of jobs. they plan to replace older equipment with newer to reduce green house gas. the city is expected to approve the project next year. this plan comes after the massive fire at their richmond refinery. >> we are getting a look at some of the pieces being featured in the 9/11 memorial museum. iron workers helping the rescue effort formed some of the steel into religious symbols including crosses, another piece is something called the survivor's staircase. >> this was a staircase that connected the world trade center b, p laza down to the street where hundreds of people used those stairs to escape. >> other exhibits will

cloddiested steel recovered from the towers and a destroyed fire engine. the trayvon martin shooting trial resumes monday. yesterday two former neighbors testified. a man who went outside said zimmerman asked him to call his wife and tell her that he shot someone. another neighbor who saw a struggle between zimmerman and martin said it appeared the teen was on top of zimmerman. the trial has lasted five days. it could take as long as a month. >> it's now been two years since brian stow was beaten into a coma while attending a game at the stadium. we have more on his recovery and who the family said should pay for his medical care >> reporter: there is no masking the strain. each step a challenge trying to walk just a few feet.

the biggest hurdles for brian are the ones you can't see. >> you did good. >> reporter: a stunning feat for a man who was beat then to beaten into a coma. why? he was wearing a san francisco's giants shirt. suffering massive brain trauma he relearned how to breathe, eat. he struggles to think quickly. >> this i got from some kid. it says i love you. >> >> that was from his daughter. >> reporter: he can't remember and struggles with basic functions. now his parents are his primary caregivers after his insurance decided would no longer care for long time care. he only gets 30 hours a year in therapy. >> it's hard seeing my brother and he wants to help them and -- it's just hard. >> reporter: do you worry about how long you will be able to do it? >> what i think about is how

far he has come so far. >> i try not to think about that to much but it would be nice if they stepped up and did what was right >> reporter: they are the los angeles dodgers. the family is suing to help for their son's medical needs. the dodgers have maintained the main responsibilities lie was the two men charged with assaulting brian. the family said the organization is responsible and so is its former owner >> for more information on brian and how you can help the family go to ktvu.com and look for the web link section on the home page. >> some major league baseball fans are mourning the death of justin miller. last night sheriff officials in florida announced he had died. so far they won't say where he was found or how he died but we know authorities found the body on wednesday. miller lived in palm harbor

florida. he played seven seasons season the majors. an important vote that maya tech the future of the a's has been put off until tuesday. the port decided it needs more time to review the settlement of a lawsuit over a property near jack london square known as howard terminal. some people who hope to keep the a's in oakland view the 50- acre property as the best area to build the war front stadium but the a's owner said the plan is to costly and still wants to move the team to the south bay. >> two men have been arrested after a fight broke out an a bart train. men started fighting around 8:20 on a train heading to the mcarthur station. witnesses say during the fight a third man handed one of the men a steel bar. reports indicate passengers who first called about the disturbance thought one of the men was holding a gun. both of them were arrested, train service was not disrupted. the body of a swimmer still missing in the waters of the lake. dive teams started searching

for the young man last night. authorities say that the man was with a group of people and swam out to get a ball about 8:00 p.m. he started to have problems and then went under. his friends were unable to save him. the team said one problem is that the water in that area is murky. california shark fin ban goes into effect tomorrow but a proposed fell federal rule could undermine it. members of congress are voicing concerns. the new law said shark fin bans could be bypassed if they are in contradict with management regulations, seven states have a ban against shark fins. >> orchard supply hardware is closing eight of its california locations and today bay area customers could benefit from the bad news. >> and starting monday at a new time and place you can see the news. if you miss us at ten just

turnover at 11. the news will reair at 11 every night on tv36. that will start on monday. . >> our bay area warm up continues for the weekend. a look at the temperatures expected for your area coming up.

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the fire started yesterday about 20 miles east of san bernandino. residents were forced to evacuate. fire crews battled the flames in the triple digit temperatures. once the wind settled down they were able to control the blaze. the cause of the fire is under investigation. starting tomorrow palo alto's ban on plastic bags will get tougher. the ban for grocery stores that passed in 2009 is expanding to include all retailers. they will now have to charge customers at least ten cents for paper bags. starting november 1st restaurants will only be allowed to use plastic bags for soups and stews. the ordinance is expected to eliminate 20 million paper and plastic bags a year. east palo alto is celebrating it's 30th birthday. it starts at 11. the route goes down university avenue and ends at bell street park. the book mobile will all be at the event.

plus the city's skate board park will be free. later tonight a fireworks show can be seen. >> orchard supply is holding a going out of business today. they include newark, antioch, fairfield and vacaville. earlier this month the company said it would close eight california stores, the sale is part of the company's chapter 11 reorganization. lowe's has agreed to buy at least 60 of their sites for $205 million plus whatever the company owes. paula deen has lost yet business relationship. her upcoming cookbook has been dropped by its publisher. yesterday they made the announcement. the book was scheduled to release in october. since admitting to using racial slurs in the past she has lost contracts with the food network, smithfield and a drug company. wal-mart, target and home depot have also cut ties.

>> from the pride parade in san francisco down to the east palo alto celebration a lot of people will be outside. >> county fairs. >> wondering what the temperatures will be like. >> we have that summer divide from a 35 to 40-degree range, depending on where you are. from the coast inland we keep talking about all this heat. some are saying what are you talking about? it's nice outside and that's what we are finding at least at this hour. widespread 60s around the bay. 70's inland as we get into about ten or so, already going to be warming up in areas like livermore, san jose, upper 70's to mid80's. off the coast still up around 65, i will stay 68 for pacifica, in and around oakland, perhaps 76 but by lunch the heat continues, upper 60's at the coast. mid80's at the bay. 90 -- mid-90s for livermore, concord, lue be hot.

1 -- 103 concord. head to the north bay. 100 degrees for santa rose a. around the bay warm, 86 oakland, low 90's fremont. redwood city. are you looking at 93, san francisco going to be a nice one. upper 60's to low 70s along the coast for pacifica and half moon bay. patchy fog expected for the afternoon. the extended forecast here, so again, little change for tomorrow. monday and tuesday going to be just as hot as we get into wednesday the cooldown starts. back to you. >> a symbol of gay pride and unity is now in place in san francisco. we will go live to twin peaks, there it is. that shot from downtown san francisco as volunteers are starting to finish putting together the pink triangle on this pride weekend and we are now just about an hour away from same sex marriages resuming at city hall. >> and in just a few hours bart and it's workers, union will resume negotiations, the

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this large pink triangle why it holds special meaning this year. >> a hotter day for some and a heat warning to talk about. i will share the news coming up. >> and we are just one hour away from the opening of san francisco city hall. that's where same sex couples are expected to kick off this pride weekend by saying i do >> complete, bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu mornings on two. >> good morning. welcome to mornings on two. it's start june 29th. >> there are a lot of activities going on this weekend. a lot of people wondering how hot it's going to get where they are. rosemary is here with a look at the numbers. >> yes. its going to be one of those days where especially if you are inland you want to build a strategy. we are going to get out early and then go back in to the ac for the afternoon. maybe we will spend time outside for those nice summer nights this is where it's going to be very hot, first i want to

point out where it's not going to be very hot but warm around the bay, notice we are not this that shade of hot pink to red and along the coastline. these areas not included in this excessive heat warning that moves in to place later this morning, lasts into tuesday. for the north bay it's very widespread in areas around santa rosa wall all the way north. if we shift east, oakland not included, haywood not included, fremont not included -- you will have this and into the south bay. sunnyvale. in to the valley. through gilroy and the santa cruz mountains, a look at the current temperatures, feeling good and those afternoon highs as well as the extended forecast coming up. >> happening right now a symbol of gay pride going up in san francisco. for the past hour volunteers have been setting up the pink triangle. alex joining us live from twin peaks and from that downtown camera looks like it's almost put together. >> reporter: yeah.

it's pretty much a symbol here. they have it almost complete. just a few last minute details to hammer out here. they have to put in a few more stakes and then everything will be finished up. the organizer of this event says that this week's historic ruling on same sex marriage have prompted a huge turn out here today. more than 150 volunteers out here right now, setting up all of these tarps here on twin peaks, creating this one acre large pink triangle. a huge symbol of pride here in san francisco. volunteers got to work just about an hour ago. this event is organized by friends of the pink triangle. the twin peaks pink triangle has been set up every year during pride weekend starting in 1996. the pink triangle has used in concentration camps to label gays and it was meant as a symbol of shame. over the years its been transformed in to a symbol of pride and after the court allowed gay marriages to

resume this project seems more important to remind everybody of the struggle for equality. >> great thing and it's educated a lot of people. i'm amazed at the number of people who say i didn't know that. it's amazing that -- its information that needs to be out there. people need to know what's happened >> reporter: we want to give you a live look from a camera set up in downtown san francisco that can kind of giving perspective on just how large this pink triangle is. it can be seen for miles. the work is almost done. just a few last minute touches being done right now but once it's done this large pink triangle, there will be a ceremony, a number of state lawmaker also come out here, a number of supervisors will come out and that ceremony takes place at 10:30 this morning here on twin peaks. >> same sex couples looking to

get married could face long lines. the doors open in an hour. >> by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the state of california, i now declare you spouses for life >> reporter: proposition eight co plaintiffs were married just about 5:00 last night. the state attorney general presided over the wedding. family, friends and politicians, including the san francisco mayor were there to witness the berkeley couple exchanging their vows. following the court dismissing proposition 8 the court of appeals lifted the stay on gay marriages at 3:30 yesterday afternoon. it meant that gay couples could rush to county clerk offices across california to get a license. >> person i fell in love 14 years ago and we knew that our relationship would last and our family would last and we wanted

our love to last and to be dignified by the institution of marriage. >> they say their crusade is not over and the next step is to make it legal in all 50 states. as soon as the court of appeals lifted its stay many couples rushed to get married president the clerk's office said that 81 couples received marriage licenses yesterday. 51 of them did indeed get married, we checked with the other bay area counties. they saw only a few couples get married because the appeals court action happened so late in the afternoon yesterday that many didn't hear about the news. a number of county clerks in the bay area say they expect much more activity when they open on monday. the first openly gay man to play in a major league sports league in the united states is in the bay area today. robbie rogers is a star midfielder for the galaxy soccer team. they play the quakes tonight.

he quit soccer after announcing he was gay in february and said that so much has changed in the last four months. he has returned to action and saids in light of the ruling both the political and social climate are far more open for gays. >> with the court's landmark decisions on proposition 8 and the defense of marriage act organizers of this weekend's san francisco gay pride celebration say their could be record crowds . >> this is the 43rd area of the pride festival and yesterday the 10th trans march kicked off. today's celebration will center around civic center plaza. police say they will be out in full force, especially for tomorrow's gay pride parade where one and a half million are expected to attend. here say list of some of the major events happening this weekend. at noon the dikes on bikes

celebration starts. at five the pink saturday street party saturdays in the castro and all of that leads up to tomorrow's pride parade in downtowns. >> smoking hot weekend set for san francisco and in other places in the bay area, especially inland rosemary, triple digits expected across the place. >> even hotter than yesterday. if you can bear. if you can bear it. we have temperatures already beginning to warm up under mostly sunny skies, just about everybody sunny, even along the coastline where you woke up with fog yesterday. sun, the ridge of high pressure continuing to build our way. today temperatures are going to inch up a few degrees over yesterday with the sinking air and associated that high pressure. you can expect anywhere from low 90s to about 105 for the warmest locations today. meanwhile along the coastline a very weak sea breeze and patchy fog expected for the afternoon and temperatures will remain on the mild side.

mid60s to mid-70s. warmer in santa cruz, a hot day if you are going there but along the coastline, pacifica, ocean beach, half moon bay. looking at nice weather for today and then the bay area in between. we have warm weather in the forecast for areas around oakland and the upper 80s. redwood city, low 90s. right now fairfield, 78 for you. 76 concord, mid70's livermore. a mild start to the day. we are still in the 60s around the bay. 69 oakland and to the north bay 69 for santa rosa. upper 50s around half moon bay. starting to warm upa lock long the coast. 69 lafayette. 74 walnut creek and again had to point to mount diablo. the higher elevations that warm air and sinking air associated the ridge of high pressure will equate to a warmer day than yesterday. 99 for sonoma.

98nevado. you relevanty -- you really get your pick if you like it hot, if you like the heat it'll be on. 104 livermore, alameda, going to be a hot one in pleasanton. 103, upper 80s in oakland. oakland may be one of the spot that break a record. 95 san jose. upper 80's in santa cruz, it's going to feel pretty good getting in to the water. 82 san bruno, 78 san francisco, a nice day in the city of san francisco for the afternoon. the extended forecast here, we are not going to budge. temperatures will remain hot inland, warm around the bay, mild along the coast. tomorrow, monday, tuesday, finally get into warming by midweek wednesday. ly have a few of the lunchtime numbers coming up. >> negotiations between part and it's workers start at 11:00. both sides know they are running out of time to avert a strike monday morning. officials say the talks have led to agreement on some minor

issues but there have been no breakthroughs on key issues. >> negotiations are frustrating. i don't -- you know, day in, day out, moods change. >> we have a responsibility to the public and members, we take that very seriously. we wish the district would as well. >> workers say they are asking for a 15% salary race over three years, bart says it's closer to 20%. they are offering a 1% increase each year for four years. we are going to bring you complete coverage monday morning on how this will impact your work and we will bring you live coverage on the decision starting at four. >> if bart worker doss go on strike it could deal a major allow blow to san francisco's economy. 400,000 people who take bart are preparing to find another way to work. many of the passengers are people who work in the leading

economic engine. >> going to be a hassle, a lot of people are going to have to drive. just means they can get crazy. >> labor analysts say a strike could mean a huge disruption in wages and services for big and small businesses, they estimate about 70% of people are ride recognize going to and from work. >> the tour de france is underway for the first time since the big scandal involving lance armstrong. >> and the president and first lady visit with members of nelson mandela's family

. welcome back. a live look there at mount tam. moderate air quality today. today is a spare the air day. >> two hours ago the president met the family of one of his heroes, nelson mandela. >> people of south africa have shown what's possible when a priority is placed on constitutions and rule of law and respect for human dignity. >> earlier today the president and the first lady also met with the current president. the meeting with mandela's family happened at a foundation site. the obamas did not go to the hospital due to his poor health. it would have been the first

time the first black president would have met the first black president of south africa. the former wife of mandela is giving good news. she said that the former president is improving. he has now been in the hospital for three weeks. >> the president took a break from his trip to africa to discuss protecting the environment. >> to prepare americans for the impact of climate change we can't stop we will work with communities to build smarter, more resil ent structures to protect homes and businesses. >> reporter: the president highlighted his action plan which cuts pollution from coal plants while aggressively pursuing clean energy alternatives each back emissions in the united states average out to 750 pounds per person. starting tomorrow california is going to have the highest gas tax in the country. the tax is set to go up 3.5

cents making the gas tax nearly 7 two cents per gallon. the state board approved the increase last february. the sales tax revenues fund local government programs while the state tax funds highways. the average national tax is 49- cents. the governor is threatening to take the fight over releasing inmates early to the supreme court. a three judge panel has given the governor until the end of the year to reduce the state's inmate population. yesterday the governor asked the panel to delay the release to appeal the decision to the supreme court. the judges have said they will permit no further delays. the governor said releasing the prisoners before the court weighs in could be a threat to public safety. >> police are looking for the man they say stole a woman's purse with $20,000 inside it. earlier this week police say this man stole the purse from a 65-year-old woman who was eating at the hong kong buffet. the bag had most of her life

possessions including $20,000 in cash. the police say he left the scene in a black bmw, anyone with information about this case is asked to call police. the antioch man accused of kidnapping his daughter is only going to face misdemeanor charges. joshua benton took his daughter monday morning. late their way he dropped her off with a family member and turned himself in. the alleged kidnapping sparked an amber alert fueled by reports jr. josh had a gun. is he only facing misdemeanor charges because the victims are not cooperating. the patriots want fans to exchange their aaron hernandez jerseys after he was arrested on murder charges. they say they will exchange the number 81 jersey for one of similar value. the jersey must have been bought from the proshop or the team's official website. >> i think it's a great

initiative. i think a lot of people will take them up on it. it's a smart move. >> the team released hernandez after he was charged in the murder of a semi profootball player oden lloyd. meanwhile a third suspect in connection with the murder case has turned himself into police he. ernest wallace, carlos ortiz was arrested in connecticut. >> the nfl said it has no plans to promote enroll member in health insurance plans. last week the obama administration launched a campaign about the upcoming changes, it said its been looking for a brand to promote the reforms and said it hoped the nfl would step up. some republican leaders say that the nfl would risk damaging it's a politic allicins if it joined. the tour de france is here

cyclists started the first stretch this morning the entire race lasts for three weeks and covers 2100 miles. it's the first tour since lance armstrong was stripped of his 7 straight titles for doping. we have new information about the american student killed in egypt. the victim a 21-year-old andrew proctor. he was teaching english over the summer. his family said he was stabbed by a protester dug the up rising. he planned to work and live in the middle east after graduating. about 70 people were injured in the clashes. also new, the president is making the safety of the united states embassies a priority. the president said that he is concerned about the political unrest. the united states has been in direct contact with the government ofe gift. the president is urging the police and government to show

restraint. . >> bay area residents escape in the heat are heading east in to the sierra nevada but not everywhere in tahoe is as cool as people are hoping. >> additional heat is headed our way in time for the weekend. who will see temperatures rise above one hundred degrees. you kids should count yourselves lucky.

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. triple digit heat is expected today and that's prompted officials to delair claire a spare the air today. air quality officials say the conditions with exhaust fumes expected to create unhealthy air. residents advised to avoid driving other activity that create pollution. >> the heat wave will likely have many looking for a place to cool off. community pools and lakes are expected to be very busy today. this is what it looked like in livermore yesterday. people say that the lake offers them a quick place to cool off

the take tahoe chamber of commerce expects people to drive up this weekend to get away from the heat. in fact many hotels are already booked up for the weekend with many of those rooms not offering ac. >> people should kind of realize that. we don't have humidity, so it's kind of bearable. it's not so bad. >> the temperatures are expected to hit the high 80s to 90s officials say the water in the lake remains about 60 degrees. >> animals at zoos feeling the heat. want to show you a look at some of the residents at the phoenix zoo. zoo keepers trying to hard to keep them cool as the temperatures reach triple digits. this he are reading l -- they are feeding them frozen treats. at one point the temperature read 115. >> wow.

that is high. >> rosemary, you are -- monitoring all these temperatures and i just noticed that map looks so red behind you with all of the high temperatures there. >> yeah. and something that we are seeing already in areas like the central valley where temperatures are starting to heat up. around the bay area still feels nice at this hour. sun out there even along the coast. let's get to the graphic and we will look at what you can expect for your day. as we get through the 8:00 hour notice temperatures already in the low 70s for some of our inland locations, by about ten already going to be warm in some areas, upper 60s at coast. mid70's around the bay. upper 70's to mid80s inland. we are -- almost there. by lunchtime, it's going to be hot in the inland communities. we are talking mid-90s door concord, livermore, antioch, around the bay, 80o's for the lunch hour. 84 expected for oakland.

upper -- patchy coastal fog a possibility for the afternoon. we have a sea breeze but it's weak. in the afternoon it'll pick up just a little bit but will stay along the coast and plan just inside the bay. 86 for oakland, 88 haywood, the farther inland the hotter it gets. 104 expected for livermore, for fairfield, 101 for napa the extended forecast, no relief in sight. i take that back. we have to get this to wednesday first. the excessive heat warning will be in place, starts later this morning lasting until tuesday night and then the cooldown on wednesday, 4th of july on thursday and temperatures look nice. >> bart workers are not the only ones threatening to walk off the job. what a strike by workers in a city could mean for its residents. >> and we will look at the progress made by the giant fan attacked at dodger stadium.

. piece by piece, a large symbol of pride was put up on a san francisco landmark. >> new this morning, the pink triangle is up in san francisco. we have been showing you the volunteers progress through the newscast. here is a time l aps e video of volunteers setting up the pink triangle along the hillside at twin peaks. it started about seven and just wrapped up. during world war ii the nazi's forced gays to put a pink triangle on their clothing today it honors holocaust victims and is worn with great pride by members of the gay community. the main ceremony is at 10:30

more same sex marriages expected to take place today when city hall hopes in a half hour. some who flew to the bay area for this weekend's gay pride celebration are getting married. we caught up with one from georgia where they say they are domestic partners but now after 20 years together they say they are finally legally married. >> we are very excited and we are a part of history and we are just coming out here for vacation. this is great >> they received a marriage license from the city and county of san francisco. these couples say on the surface it looks like they may be rushing but they say they have waited for years if not decades to receive the official marriage license. at the top of the hour we will go live to san francisco as city hall opens for more >> giving you away to frank.

> brandy. >> well instead of the bride and groom it looks like san francisco police chief was a little -- blushing, may have had wedding day jitters when he mistook the name of the groom. he gave away the bride who is a transgender activist and long time friend of the police chief. he said my brothers and sisters will be able to marry whoever they love. courthouses will reopen on monday to what is expected to be large numbers of gay couples wanting too tie the knot. alameda opens at 8:30 and santa clara at 9:00 a.m. >> the city of oakland could be caught in three separate strikes next week. besides possible walk outs by bart and ac transit workers oakland workers threatening a strike on monday. services that could be affected include street repairs, and housing inspections.

the service employees union said it's trying to increase pressure to force settlements with bart and the city of oako land. >> it's time for the truth to be told. it's time for the employees to be treated fairly and i'm sorry but it's going to take a strike to get it done. >> some people in oakland say losing services can hurt. the mayor said the city is doing all it can to speed up negotiations to avert aspheric. two men have been arrested after a fight on a bart train. the fight started around 8:20 an a train heading to the bart station. during the fight a third man handed one of the men a steel bar. reports indicate that passengers who first called thought one of the men was holding a gun or machete. both of them were arrested. >> a bay area family is devastated after the drowning death of a 4-year-old boy. police say that the boy was found in a community pool at the county fair mobile home park in san jose last night. several people tried to pull him to safety but it was to

late. he was rushed to the hospital where he was propounced dead. the body of a swimmer has been recovered from the waters of the lake. dive teams started searching for the young manipulate last night. this morning near the aquatic center. authorities say that the man was with a group of people that swam out to get a ball. i as the resulted having problems and went under. his friends were not able to save him. the team said one problem was the water in that area is murky. >> and pleasant hill a woman was arrested for the death of her dog that police say she left locked in a hot car. the dog was found in a downtown parking garage yesterday afternoon. the dog was taken to the animal hospital where he died. police waited for the owner, a 38-year-old to return to her car and arrested her. if you thought it was hot here, think of standing outside in 126 degrees. that's how hot it was at death

valley national park yesterday and it is expected to climb to 129 degrees today. as you can see people were walking around despite that record heat. >> it's hot in australia but it's different. we would be soaked there, this is a dry heat. completely different. >> as hot as it gets today it probably won't break the record. the hottest temperature records was 134 degrees. >> with the heat and the 4th of july approaching, bay area firefighters say they are getting ready for what could be a busy week. cal fire said the dry and hot conditions make it much more likely for things to catch on fire and with fireworks going sales starting monday and some bay area cities crewing are warning residents to be caution with the fireworks this year. >> people are in real close. families, sometimes alcohol involved. so, the public safe city is a major concern for us and with the devices, the safety zones don't exist and you have the

want for devices to get on roofs, grass fields. >> cal fire and law enforcement agencies say they plan to be aggressive with enforcement. any fireworks violaters could face fines and jail time. there is more details on this fireworks if you are wondering where you can buy and use them take a look there. are more than a dozen bay area cities where you can. you can see them on the screen. this map shows you all of the stands starting from gilroy in the south up to saint helena. >> unbelievable that july 1st is just a couple days away. we will enter july on a very hot streak. >> you said it. we have temperatures soar well above 100 degrees. we hit 100 yesterday. many cases, we will do it again today. we have more to come. giving you a live look outside right now at oakland where you can see a haze there in the scheme the hot sunny conditions combined the ground level pollution and you know what i will say next. poor air quality for some and it's a spare the air day.

we do have sun though from the coast all the way inland. want to spend a moment on the pacific satellite value notice the trough. not going to bring us any cooling for the next several days. eventually it'll work to the area. it looks like by wednesday and the 4th of july. for now it looks like it'll stay away. we have a ridge of high pressure over the four corners, also want to point out, do you notice this moisture here? along the sierra? are you going to the sierra for the 4th of july in the possibility of thunderstorms in and around yosemite starting later today and then looks like we may be on and off with the possibility of thunderstorms as we get into early next week because the pattern is not going to change. we have advisories in place. talked about spare the air, we have the excessive heat warning, if you are just warning us for the hills and valleys, inland east bay, and the santa cruz mountains, starts later this morning. lasts into tuesday. temperatures in the 90's and

again nearing 100 degrees for the hottest spots, along the coast we are waking up with sun but we could see patchy fog. just a very local sea breeze here going to keep the coast mild. going to keep the bay nice and warm but it'll be hot inland and temperatures will continue through at least about tuesday. so brace yourself and find yourself a cool spot for the afternoon. 84 degrees all in antioch. 76 for concord. low 60s in oakland and san francisco. low 70s in mountain view. temperatures beginning to warm but right around the bay not so bad, still feeling good. today at this hour probably the best time to get out and exercise, especially for the incommunities, you want to avoid hart activity for the afternoon. 100 for santa rosa. widespread 90's for the north bay. beautiful by the water 82 for alameda. inland east bay going do be hot. 103 for walnut creek.

mid-90s. san jose, 104 for gilroy. along the peninsula, 93menlo park. 78 in san francisco, so again, some people really enjoying this weather, others just about suffering. take it easy. we will hold onto this pattern through sunday, monday, tuesday, notice little change, these temperatures budge very little. by wednesday, that cooldown starts. i will have a look at the lunchtime for you. >> the america's cup is onto horizon and the first races associated the yachting event will begin friday. united states coast guard has just issued a permit allowing the racing on san francisco bay to proceed following a deadly training accident. the america's cup fleet parade of ships will start on friday. the first race in the cup which is a battle between challengers begins on july 7th. chevron has announced its plans to pay a billion dollars to upgrade it's richmond

refinery. it'll create hundreds of jobs. they plan to replace older equipment with newer technology to make refineries safer. the city is expected to approve the project next year. the plan after the massive fire at the refinery in richmond last year. >> it's now been two years since brian stow was beaten into a coma while attending a game at dodge erstad jump. we have more on his recovery and who the family said should pay for his care >> 1. >> reporter: there is no masks the strain. >> three. >> reporter: each step a challenge trying to walk just a few feet. the bingest hurdles for brian are the ones you can't see. >> you did good. >> reporter: a stunning feat for a man who two years ago was beat then to a coma. why? he was wearing a giant's shirt. he suffered massive brain

trauma >> this i got from some kid, it says i love you. >> that was from his daughter. >> reporter: he can't remember. and still struggles with basic functions. now his elderly parents are his main care takers after his insurance company decided it would no longer pay for full time care in a rehab center. he is now entitled to only 30 hours a year in therapy. >> it's hard it's hard seeing my brother and he wants to help them and, it's just hard. >> reporter: do you worry about how long you will be able to do it? >> what i think about is how far he has come so far. >> i try not to think about that to much. it would be nice if they stepped up and did what was right. >> reporter: they are the dodgers. the family is suing to help pay for their son's medical needs. the team would not speak to us on camera siting the lawsuit filed by the family.

it has maintained that the responsibility lie was the two men charged with assaulting brian. the family though said that the organization is responsible and so is its former owner >> more information on brian and how you can help the family, go to ktvu.com and look for the section on the home page. >> big discounts for him improvement products. the big sale about to get started. . and new rules for the food trucks. why some of them may have to find a different parking spot. >> first a live look outside. there is the grade, not many accidents to report on this saturday. rosemary calling for a very hot weekend and we are just warming up right here.

. thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. a live look there at the pink triangle in san francisco under mostly sunny skies, 78 degrees expected in san francisco for the afternoon. >> new york city is celebrating gay pride this weekend along with san francisco. one of its most famous landmarks is lit up in the colors of the rainbow to honor the gay community.

the new yorker magazine is set to release a controversial cover. it shows bert and ernie on a couch watching the ruling. people started voicing opinion on the internet immediately after the cover was revealed and most people who commented were upset saying the characters should not be shown with any sexual oriientation. >> a fire has burned 350 acres and damaged a home. the fire started yesterday about 20 miles east of san bernandino when the wind settled down firefighters were able to control the fire. the cause is under investigation a firefighter is moving to modesto to be chief of the regional fire authority. randall bradley has been chief for almost four years. before that he was the chief of the lawrence livermore fire department for six years

he is expected to start his new job july 16th. >> the victims the boston marathon bombing will soon receive compensation. nearly $61 million was raised, starting june 13th through july 13th they will give out the funds to 232 eligible people. at least 264 were hurt and three people were killed in the bombings on april 15th but to be considered for payment the injured had to file claims. the martin shooting trial resumes monday. yesterday two former neighbors described what they saw and heard. a man who went outside after hearing a shot said zimmerman asked him to call his wife and tell her he shot someone. another neighbor who saw a struggle testified that it appeared that the teen was on top of zimmerman as they fought on the ground. martin's stepmother said she doesn't know what she will do

if zimmerman is a quitted. >> if he isn't found guilty, it's going to be heart breaking. i truly believe that zimmerman killed my son. >> the trial has lasted five- days and lawyers predict it could take a month >> happening today, orchard supply hardware is going out of business sales start today at four bay area locations. they new newark, fairfield, and vacaville. earlier they announced they would close eight california stores. the sale is part of their chapter 11 reorganization. lows's has agreed to buy 60 of the sites plus pay off the company's debts. san francisco mayor has signed legislation aimed at regulating food trucks. the new rules prevent them from parking in 75 feet of existing restaurants before ten at

night. they are also required to park 500 feet away from schools. the thousand feet from most public high schools. shark fin ban goes into effect tomorrow but a proposed federal rue could undermine bans on buying selling shark fins. several members of congress are voicing concerns. the new law says the bans could be bypassed if they are in conflict with federal regulations >> starting tomorrow shopper could have a hard time finding plastic bans. they will have to charge ten cents for paper bags. starting november 1st restaurants will only be allowed to use plastic bags for soups and stews. it's expected to eliminate 20 million plastic and paper bags a year. east palo alto is

celebrating it's 30th birthday. it starts at 11:00 a.m. the route kicks off off, goes down university avenue and send ends at bell street. the book mobile will be at the event. then later tonight a fireworks show can be seen at the academy. >> san francisco police are getting a jump on the upcoming holiday by starting a dui track down tonight. this is video of chick points police set up in early may. they say with the start of the summer sea responsible pride weekend they expect more people on the roads. they plan to set up checkpoints from seven tonight until three tomorrow. at santa cruz beaches, deputies will be enforcing higher fines during the 4th july. they are telling people to leave fireworks and alcohol at home. possession of either could put you at risk of a one thousand dollar fine. the fines will also triple for other violations such as going to the bathroom in public and

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new inside. plans include new seats seats wall paneling. passengers can expect it to be back on the bay in the fall of next year. an important vote that may have effect the future of the a's has been put off until tuesday. the port decided to needed more time to look at a lawsuit. some who hoped to keep the a's in oakland view the property as the best area to build the waterfront stadium but the a's owner said the plan is to costly. he still wants to move the team to the south bay. >> this is a time of year when i tell people from out of town you can get a 30-degree spread depending on where you are in the bay area. >> sure. all the way out to antioch. >> it's amazing. 30 degrees. who would think. it'll be pretty hot out there for sure. rosemary has a look at all of the temperatures. trying to stay cool. >> you are right. outside right now actually fairly nice. we have mostly sunny skies,

even along the coastline. waking up sunny and it feels good. that will change in the next hour or two for the inland. 60s around the bay and coast. warming in to the low 70s, by ten or so already feeling warm in areas like livermore, 86 i expect for you. near 90, fairfield, antioch, by lunchtime it's going to be a hot one in areas for livermore, concord, antioch, brentwood, mid-90s for you by the lunchtime of hour. around the bay notice we are warm as well. we are talking 80's around the bay. low to mid80s. few low 90's along the peninsula for today. redwood city, 93 for you. few degrees warmer than yesterday and most areas will be a few degrees warmer than yesterday. if you are going to see the a's play later today, do not forget the baseball cap for yukon little ones, make sure they drink plenty of water, water every 30 minutes, the extended forecast, we are locked in.

take a look at this heat. if you enjoy the heat it is going to be with us all the way through tuesday with a little change in the forecast. we have a heat warning for the inland communities lasting until tuesday. today is a spare the air day. i will look at the current temperatures coming up. >> paula deen has lost another business relationship. her upcoming cook back has been dropped by its publisher. the announcement came out yesterday. it was going to be released in october. since admitting to using racial slurs she has lost contracts with food network, smithfield and a drug cop. wal-mart, target and home depot have also cut ties. >> the search for a gunman, what happened moments before a man opened fire on a car. >> and pride weekend is getting underway. how the city is preparing for what could be it's biggest crowd. ♪

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>> and it's the decision that could impact hundreds of thousands of bay area commuters. more on the possible bart strike. . good morning, everyone. welcome to mornings on 2, saturday, june 29th. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm in for claudine wong. 9:01 now. looking at possible record hot temperatures today. >> absolutely blazing outside. let's check in with rosemary for a check of what's happening right now. >> good morning to you. hot and getting hotter for inland communities, as the warming trend continues into your weekend. we do have a light seabreeze. that will remain. patchy fog along the coastline keeping us mild at the coast. we'll be warm inland. we'll be hot once again for our inland areas. right around the bay, fairly nice. we do have spare the air advisories, a warning in place for the heat in areas over the north bay, for the east bay, as

well as the south bay, away from the bay area. so our inland communities for the afternoon, something that's going to last for several days. i'll have details on that, details on your temperatures, coming up. happening right now, it is the culmination of years of battling in the courts and in the halls of the state capitol. same-sex couples are tying the knot in california legally. >> by virtue of the power and authority vested in me by the state of california, i now declare you spouses for life. [ crowd cheering ] >> proposition 8 plaintiffs were married last night at san francisco city hall. state attorney general kamala harris presided over the historic wedding. alex savidge joins us live outside city hall, where the county clerk's office is just about to open up. alex? >> reporter: mike, it will be another busy day at san francisco city hall. let me show you the scene behind us. you can see a long line of same-

sex couples, eager to tie the knot here. everyone is waiting for the clerk's office to open. that will happen, we expect, any minute from right now. it's supposed to open at 9:00 this morning. at least 100 people, you can see, here lined up outside of city hall, anxious and excited, waiting to get married. many people say they have waited years for this day. i want to show you video of the first couple in line this morning. antoinette and petra tory drove from sonoma, lined up at 6:45 this morning. they are already domestic partners, but they tell me getting married will mean so much more. >> we wanted to be first in line! we were very excited! we would have come last night if we could have got here soon enough. [ laughter ] >> it will mean that we are a family. it will mean, you know, our babies will be our babies. and i couldn't be happier. >> reporter: same-sex marriages resumed here in california and

at san francisco city hall late yesterday afternoon. a total of 81 couples received their marriage licenses yesterday, after the announcement came down from the 9th circuit court of appeals that same-sex marriages could once again begin here in this state. to handle the large crowds they expect this weekend, there are actually deputy wedding commissioners who have been called in to handle the hundreds of weddings that will likely happen every day. this weekend, city hall remaining open throughout the weekend for all these couples to tie the knot. live this morning in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2news. a symbol of gay pride is up in san francisco. throughout the morning, we've been showing you the progress of volunteers installing the annual pink triangle on the hillside of twin peaks. this is time lapse video from the start to the finish. nazi's forsted gays to sew a pink triangle on uniforms during the holocaust, but is now worn with great pride by

members of the gay community. >> people have been arrested in san francisco as late as the seventies for being gay, and to really want to thank the heroes and sheroes who have been part of this gay movement all along. >> this is the 18th year of the pink triangle fastened to the hillside. the main ceremony is at 10:30 this morning, featuring mark leno and san francisco assemblyman tom am an know. with the supreme court decisions on defense of marriage act and prop 8, san francisco's gay pride celebration could host record crowds. >> we're fabulous! >> this is the 43rd year of the pride festival. yesterday, the 10th annual trans march kicked off celebrations at san francisco's delores park. today's celebration will center around civic center plaza. police say they will be out in full force, especially for tomorrow's gay pride parade,

where 1.5 million people are expected. >> if you're coming to the city to have a great time this weekend, like any weekend in san francisco, this is the place to be. if you're not into it, if it's not -- if you're not here to have a good time, please don't come and spoil it for everybody else. >> the police chief says security will be similar to the bay to breakers race. police have surveillance cameras mounted on poles, plus a team of bomb technicians who will be standing by as precaution. here is a list of some of the major gay pride events happening this weekend. at noon today, the dikes on bikes celebration begins in delores park by the bell plaza. at 5:00, the pink saturday street party begins in the castro. all of that leads up to tomorrow's pride parade in downtown san francisco. we want to update you on new information that we've just received on the drive-by shooting in newark. we first told you about it at the top of our 7:00 a.m. newscast. newark police are saying two young men were shot just after 4:00 this morning outside an apartment complex on mulberry street and thornton avenue.

a 21-year-old newark man was shot three times. we understand now that he has died. a 22-year-old castro valley resident was wounded in the upper thigh. he is expected to survive. investigators say they hope that surveillance cameras from nearby businesses will help them find the gunman. negotiations between bart and its employees resumes at 10:00 this morning. both sides know they are running out of time to avert a strike monday morning, when the contract expires. talks have led to agreements on some minor issues, but so far, there have been no breakthroughs on key issues such as salaries, pensions, and benefits. >> negotiations are frustrating thing. i don't -- you know, day in, day out, moods change. >> we have a responsibility to the public and our members. we take that very seriously. we wish the district would as well. >> transit workers say they are asking for 15% salary increases over three years. bart says the number is closer to 23% when you include inflation projections. bart is offering a 1% increase

each year for four years. if there is a strike, bart passengers are being advised to car-pool, take the ferry, buses, or work from home to avoid overloading the region's highways. there is a possibility, though, ac transit bus workers might also go on strike. the san francisco bay ferry is adding more vessels from oakland, alameda and vallejo to san francisco. we are going to bring you complete coverage monday morning on how this will impact your commute. our live coverage on the possible strike starts at 4:00 a.m. the triple-digit heat expected in parts of the bay area today has prompted officials to declare a spare the air day. the forecast is showing high temperatures and low winds. those conditions combined with exhaust fumes from gas engines are expected to create unhealthy air. bay area residents are advised to avoid driving and other activities that create pollution. this heat wave likely will have many people looking for a place to cool off. community pools and lakes are expected to be extremely busy today. this is what it looks like at

lake del val in livermore yesterday. people say the lake offers them a nice place to cool off. >> i've lived here all my life. i've seen a lot of hot summers and a lot of cool summers. this one's a hot one! >> the hot weather is expected to continue through next week. that has the regional park district concerned. just last week, a 30-year-old man drowned in lake del val. park officials say it is possible a workers strike next week might lead to a shortage of lifeguards. if you're heading up to lake tahoe this weekend, be prepared for a lot of traffic. the tahoe chamber of commerce expects a large number of people from the bay area and sacramento to drive up to the mountains this weekend to get away from that soaring heat. in fact, many hotels already are booked up for the weekend, with many rooms not offering air conditioning. . thunderstorms are a possibility in the sierra! i'll touch on that in a moment. let's start locally with a look

at mount diablo, 84 degrees at this hour. that warm air, well, it's going to be sinking. ridge of high pressure is strengthening over the area and the sinking air associated with that, bringing warmer air down to the ground. we have an excessive heat warning in the inland east bay, including mount diablo. it's for the valleys and the hills. south bay, starting in the north bay, very widespread. soon as you get away from the water, you are included in this, all the way down into san rafael. shifting east a little bit, right along the east bayshore line, you are not in this warning. but you go inland and farther east, you've got it as west. down into the santa clara valley, milpitas, sunnyvale, gilroy, and the santa cruz mountains as well. this is going to last all the way through tuesday. it starts a little later today and is going to last for the next few days and so will the heat. the ridge of high pressure is going to be strengthening, coming in from the four corners. notice the clockwise circulation coming around it and there is that monsoonal moisture. it could ride all the way up

the sierra, and the possibility of thunderstorms could be with us over the sierra all the way into tuesday. so we'll be tracking that for you, because we know a lot of people have plans for the weekend, maybe even fourth of july considering heading that direction. 79 degrees already in concord. 83 for you, fairfield. low 80s in livermore. around the bay area, 60s to low 70s at this point. 69 in san francisco. low 60s with mostly sunny skies at half moon bay. for the afternoon, temperatures are going to soar above yesterday, anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees. 100 degrees for santa rosa today. 101 in napa. napa, yesterday, you hit 95, so you'll be warmer. 79 for sausalito. big change as you get closer to the water. 80 degrees for berkeley. 83 alameda. 100s walnut creek, danville, livermore. going to the alameda county fair? going to be a scorcher in the afternoon. maybe pick the earlier part of the day or wait until the evening hours. 95 for san jose this afternoon. 94 for cooper tino. 89 in santa cruz.

going to be nice and warm along the waterfront there. for today, mid-80s san mateo, 78 in san francisco. along the coastline, upper 60s to low 70s with patchy fog and the afternoon seabreeze kicking in. a ridge of high pressure will dominate our weather pattern for the next several days with only subtle changes in the forecast all the way through tuesday. finally on wednesday, the cooling begins. fourth of july will be more comfortable for most. back to the desk. a private meeting with the family of nelson mandela. more on the special visit by president obama and the progress in mandela's health. >> plus, we'll tell you why the patriots are offering fans the chance to turn in their old aaron hernandez jerseys for a new one. >> and let's give you a live look outside. turned 76 years old last month and still looking very nice. the golden gate bridge on a very warm saturday. traffic on 101 in marin and san francisco, looking great.

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. good morning to you. a mist of patchy fog and haze there, looking at alcatraz and the golden gate bridge. for the afternoon, 70s at the beaches. 80s to low 90s around the bay.

100s for the hottest locations. . new information this morning about the american student who was killed in egypt. authorities say the victim is 21-year-old andrew proctor of maryland. he was in alexandria teaching english over the summer. his family says he was stabbed by a protester during an uprising. proctor planned on living and working in the middle east after he graduated from kenyan college in ohio. according to state media in egypt, about 70 people were injured in the clashes. also new this morning, president obama is making the safety of the u.s. embassy in cairo and american consulates a priority. president obama says he's concerned about the recent political unrest. the u.s. has been in direct contact with egypt's government. the president is urging egypt's police and military to show restraint. so far, tens of thousands of protesters have been rallying. this morning, president obama met the family of one of his heroes, nelson mandela. >> the people of south africa have shown what's possible when

a priority is placed on constitutions and rule of law and respect for human dignity. >> earlier today, the president and the first lady also met with south africa's current president in pretoria. the meeting with mandela's family occurred in johannesburg. the obamas did not go to the hospital due to mandela's condition. the former wife of nelson mandela is delivering good news about his health. yesterday, she told reporters the former south african president is improving, looking a lot better than he did just a few days ago. mandela has now been hospitalized for three weeks because of a recurring lung infection. in this morning's weekly address, president obama took a break from his trip to africa to discuss protecting the environment. >> to prepare americans for the impact of climate change we can't stop, we'll work with communities to build smarter, more resillient infrastructure to protect our homes and businesses and withstand more powerful storms.

>> the president highlighted his climate action plan, which cuts pollution from coal plants, while at the same time he says agressively pursues clean energy alternatives. british prime minister is reaffirming his support for same-sex marriage, as thousands take to the streets for london's annual pride parade. mr. cameron said a bill legalizing gay marriage that is currently before parliament would send a positive message to gay people. he says it would let them know that, quote, their love is the same as anyone else's love. right now, same-sex couples in britain can only enter into civil partnerships. starting tomorrow, california will have the highest state gas tax in the nation. the tax is set to go up 3.5 centss, making the gas tax nearly 72-cents per gallon. the state board of legalization approved the increase last february. sales tax revenues fund local government programs, while the state excise tax funds highway and mass transit projects.

the national average tax on a gallon of gas is 49-cents. the governor is threatening to take the fight over releasing inmates early to the supreme court. a three-judge panel has given governor brown until the end of the year to reduce the state's inmate population. yesterday, he asked the panel to delay the prisoners release so he could appeal the decision to the supreme court. the judges have said they will permit no further delays. governor brown says releasing the prisoners before the supreme court weighs in could be a threat to public safety. the new england patriots want fans to exchange their aaron hernandez jerseys, after he was arrested on murder charges. next weekend, the team says it will exchange the pro bowler's number 81 jersey for one of similar value. the jersey must have been purchased from the pro shop at gillette stadium or the team's official website. >> i think it's a great initiative. i think a lot of people are going to take them up on that, too. it's a smart move. >> the team released hernandez after authorities charged him in the murder of a semi pro

football player, odon lloyd. hernandez entered a not guilty plea. meanwhile, a third suspect in connection with the case has turned himself in to police. 41-year-old ernest wallace faces accessory to murder charges. another man, carlos ortiz, was arrested in connecticut. the antioch man accused of kidnapping his daughter is going to face misdemeanor charges. police say joshua benton took his 11-month-old daughter justice from her mother's house monday morning. later that day, justice and her mother were reunited after he dropped her off with a family member and turned himself in. the alleged kidnapping report was fueled by reports joshua had a gun. fremont authorities are looking for a man they say stole a woman's purse with $20,000 inside it. earlier this week, police say this man here stole the purse from a 65-year-old woman who was eating at the hong kong buffet on fremont boulevard. the bag contained $20,000 in cash. police say he left the scene in that black bmw. anyone with information on the

case is asked to call police. well, fireworks and rising temperatures, not necessarily a good combination. how bay area firefighters are preparing for what could be a catastrophic combination. >> our warmup is under way and a heat warning is in the forecast for inland communities. i'll have a look at what you can expect, coming up. goodnight.

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midfielder for the l.a. galaxy soccer team. they play the san jose quakes tonight at stanford stadium. rogers, who quit soccer after announcing he was gay in february, says so much has changed in the last four months. he has returned to action and says in light of wednesday's supreme court rulings, both the political and social climate are far more open for gays. the national football league says it has no plans to promote enrollment in health insurance plans under the president's new healthcare law. last week, the obama administration launched a major campaign about the upcoming healthcare changes. it says it's been looking for a brand to promote the reforms and says it was hoping the nfl would team up. some republican leaders in the senate say the nfl would risk damaging its, quote, inclusive and apolitical stance if it joined the campaign. it's the start of the most famous bike race in the world. the tour de france began this morning. the first stage going 132 miles. german rider marcell kittle just won the race.

the race covers more than 121 miles, the first tour since former cyclist lance armstrong was stripped of seven straight tour titles for doping. and a lot of people will be out on the streets. i'm heading out after this, and it's going to be possible record temperatures out there. >> yeah, especially-- >> lose the jacket! >> oh, i'll lose it! first thing that goes once we walk off the set, rosemary. >> absolutely. shorts and flip flops today. if you are thinking about escaping the heat and heading to the coast, always a good idea to bring a jacket. so many times i've thought let's get out of here, it's freezing! looking at mild conditions for the coast. a beautiful day along pacifica and half moon bay. around the bay, going to be warm. inland, it's going to be baking! napa, 6 degrees warmer than yesterday, reaching above 100 degrees. san francisco, you'll be 4 degrees warmer than yesterday, upper 70s for you. mid to upper 80s in and around the oakland area, if you're going to see the a's play today, going to be hot in the

sun. san jose, mid-90s for you. a few degrees warmer than yesterday as well. we've got some big summertime weather going on here. it's going to last into the next few days. 103 for concord this afternoon. 94 for vallejo. 104 in antioch. 103 for morgan hill. upper 80s, low 90s for the peninsula this afternoon. your extended forecast, here's what i'm talking about. notice only subtle changes. we don't budge a whole lot tomorrow. monday, into tuesday, still dealing with this heat. it's not until wednesday that the cooldown begins. fourth of july looks like it's going to be fairly nice in most locations. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. time for our ticket saturday. today, you could win a family four-pack of tickets to a new exhibit at the california academy of sciences in golden gate park. it is called built for speed. you can learn about the fastest fish and swiftest sail boats. for your chance to win, go to ktvu.com before midnight and

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. we wanted to be first in line! we were very excited! >> first same-sex couple outside san francisco city hall this morning, as dozens of couples are now inside waiting for a marriage license. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. san francisco city hall has just opened for business today. same-sex couples have stood in line, some for more than two hours this morning to get inside and tie the knot. alex savidge is live at city hall, where same-sex couples have waited for this day for years. alex? >> reporter: yeah, they have certainly waited a long time. this morning, people lined up very early here outside san francisco city hall to, again, get those marriage licenses. quite a few same-sex couples were here early this morning. right now, you can see there's no one here outside of city hall, because everyone has filed inside. let me show you what the scene looks like. everyone now inside. more than a hundred people were out here early this morning. many have been waiting years, they say, to get married.

a few minutes ago, they started filing into the clerk's office and of course they will be looking to get their marriage certificates here this morning. some people say they have waited decades for this day, and that's why they had to be down here today. a few couples i talked to also said they were surprised that same-sex marriages resumed so quickly here in california. they were surprised by the announcement that came down late yesterday from the 9th circuit court of appeals that same-sex marriages could once again begin. one couple i talked to told me this is a proud day for them. >> a sense of relief and celebration after waiting so long, and, you know, we're kind of get-it-done people. we got up this morning and we said -- we looked at the schedule of reservations, which now stretches out several weeks and we said, okay, let's go down today and do it. >> reporter: so san francisco city hall will remain open throughout the weekend to accommodate what is expected to be hundreds of same-sex weddings that will take place here each day. again, all of the people who

lined up early this morning, they are inside right now, getting marriage certificates in the clerk's office. alex savidge, ktvu, channel 2news, san francisco. >> thanks, alex. a symbol of gay pride is now up in san francisco. this morning, you saw it right here on mornings on 2, as volunteers installed the annual pink triangle on the hillside of twin peaks. here's a live picture of the triangle. this comes from one of our tower cameras in the city. you can see it there. this is the 18th year they have put up the triangle. during world war ii, the nazis forced gays to sew a pink triangle on their clothes during the holocaust, but today it is worn with pride by members of the gay community. a ceremony will be held at 10:30 this morning. if bart workers go on strike monday morning, it could mean a major blow for san francisco's economy. an estimated 4000 people who take bart each weekday are now preparing another way to get to work. many passengers are people who

work in san francisco's leading economic engine, the hospitality industry. >> it's going to be a hassle. lot of people will have to drive, so that just means that it can get pretty crazy out there. >> labor analysts say a strike could mean a huge disruption in wages and services for big and small businesses. bart officials estimate about 70% of riders are commuters going to and from work. this morning, police are still searching for the person who shot and critically wounded a man at a bart station. it happened at the el cerrito plaza station yesterday around 11:20 a.m. police say the victim and a friend were waiting to meet someone near the ac transit bus stop. reports indicate a man they did not recognize walked right up and started shooting. bart stopped service to the station for about 90 minutes. >> they stopped down there and they wouldn't let us come up, because they said there was a shooting. we walked up, me and a few other people and they are not letting us on bart. >> police say the victim is

identified as a 19-year-old homeless man from richmond. he suffered a gunshot wound to the chest and was air lifted to the hospital. officers say he is expected to survive. two men have been arrested after a fight broke out on a bart train. the men began fighting around 8:20 last night on a train heading to the macarthur burke station. during the confrontation, another passenger handed the man a steel bar. both individuals were arrested. train service was not disrupted. the city of oakland could be caught in three separate strikes next week. there are possible walkouts by bart and ac transit workers, as well as oakland city employees who are threatening a one-day strike on monday. services that could be affected include street repairs, park maintenance, and housing inspections. the service employees international union says it is trying to increase pressure to force settlements with bart and the city of oakland. >> it's time for the truth to be told! it's time for the employees to be treated fairly!

and i'm sorry! it's going to take a strike to get it done! >> some people in oakland say losing services, even for one day, can hurt. mayor jean quan says the city is doing everything it can to accelerate negotiations and avert a strike. a bay area family is devastated after the drowning of a 4-year-old boy. the boy was found at a community pool in san jose last night. several people tried to pull the boy to safety, but it was too late. he was rushed to the hospital, where he died. a body has been recovered from the body of lake in a tomorrow make. divers began searching for the body last night near the aquatic center. the man was with a group of people and swam out to retrieve a ball about 8:00 p.m. he began to have difficulty and then went under the water. his friends were unable to save him. rescue team says one difficulty is water in that area is murky, with silt. in pleasant hill, a woman was arrested for the death of

her dog, which she left locked up in a hot car. the dog was discovered in a downtown parking garage yesterday afternoon. the dog was taken to an animal hospital, where he died. pleasant hill police waited for the owner, 38-year-old angela kleinfeld, to return to her car, where she was taken into custody. here in the bay area, folks are finding definitely different ways to cool off. yesterday, a cooling center opened at the fremont senior center. right now, another cooling center is open in morgan hill. it's at the centennial recreation center on edmondson avenue. officials say it is very important for everyone, especially senior citizens and children, to stay hydrated and cool. well, if you thought it was hot here in the bay area, imagine standing outside in 126- degree heat. that's how high the temperature got at death valley national park yesterday. i just looked it up and the national park service says death valley is the hottest place on earth. it's expected to climb to 129 degrees today. as you can see, people were

still walking around, despite the record heat. >> it's hot in australia, but it's completely different. we would be massively soaked if we were in australia now, which this is a dry heat. it's completely different. >> as hot as it gets today, probably won't break the record. the hottest temperature recorded in death valley history was 134 degrees, back in july of 1913. starting out with a live look there over the delta region. no influence from the delta breeze today. it is going to be a scorcher. temperatures, even hotter than yesterday for our inland communities, and a warning starts a little later this morning, lasts all the way into tuesday. temperatures reaching 105 degrees for some of our warmest locations today, and, of course, the risk of heat exhaustion. take it easy for the afternoon. avoid strenuous activity. make sure you drink plenty of water. keep an eye on little ones and make sure they drink water as well. ridge of high pressure building

in from the four corners. so in addition to excessive heat, we've got pollution problems. we have a spare the air day in place for the entire bay area. expect that for tomorrow and into early next week as well. we'll be tracking it for you. we'll be mild at the coast, warmer on the bay, very hot inland, reaching 100 to 105 for the afternoon. we have the summertime spread going on. if you do like it cooler, head to the coast where it's going to be a nice day. mostly sunny skies, with patchy fog expected. 70s, localized seabreeze for the afternoon. going to feel rather nice. 67 degrees right now at san francisco. 71 in oakland. heading inland, already in the mid-80s in antioch. low 80s for fairfield. these temperatures, anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees warmer than where we were this time yesterday. and the trend will continue for the afternoon, with afternoon highs expected to be anywhere from 3 to 6 degrees warmer than what we had yesterday. when i say 6 degrees, i'm talking about you, napa! 101 expected today. yesterday, you were sitting at 95. santa rosa, it's going to be a hot one at 100 degrees.

closer to the water, it becomes more comfortable. san rafael, you'll be hot today at 96. 79 in sausalito. that might be the best shot as you get into the afternoon, maybe heading closer to the water. tiburon, sausalito, beautiful today. 83 for alameda. upper 80s in oakland. for the a's game, it's going to be hot in the sunshine. 102 for danville. 104 for livermore. find yourself a pool! mid-90s san jose, 97 saratoga. thinking about going to santa cruz, it's going to be hot there. upper 80s, approaching 90 for the afternoon. 93 for menlo park. mid-80s san mateo. palo alto, 93 degrees. east palo alto is celebrating its 30th birthday. it's going to be warm in the afternoon. and the extended forecast, rolling through the next few days, notice not a lot of change. if you do enjoy the heat, you've got a lot more coming. meanwhile, if you don't, be prepared to be indoors during the afternoons. then getting into the evening

hours, those nice summer nights will move in. cooling trend begins on wednesday, with better cooling expected on thursday for fourth of july. i'll have a look at your lunchtime numbers. we're heating up fast. the america's cup is on the horizon. the first races will begin friday. the u.s. coastguard issued a permit allowing the yacht racing on san francisco bay to proceed, following a fatal training accident. the america's cup parade of ships and time trials will start on friday. the first race in the cup, a battle between challengers, begins july 7th. to kickoff the summer of racing on the bay, teams are holding a light and relaxing competition today. they are joining volunteers of all ages to clean up some of the most polluted beaches in san francisco. each sailing team is competing to collect the most trash. this is part of the healthy oceans project, where more than 8500 pounds of trash have already been picked up by america's cup competitors. with the scorching heat and the fourth of july approaching, bay area firefighters say they are getting ready for what

could be a very busy week. calfire says the dry and hot conditions make it easier for things to ignite. with fireworks going on sale starting monday in some bay area cities, crews are warning residents to be extra cautious with the fireworks this year. >> people are in real close, families, sometimes there's alcohol involved, and so the public safety is a major concern for us. then with the aerial devices, the safety zones don't exist, so you have the ability for aerial devices to go onto houses, out into grass fields. >> both calfire and law enforcement agencies say they plan to be very aggressive with enforcement. any fireworks violators could face fines and even jail time. here are more details on fourth of july fireworks. if you are wondering where you can use the state-approved safe and sane fireworks, more than a dozen cities are approved. this map shows you the stands starting from gilroy in the south up to st. helena in the north. new rules for san

francisco's very popular food trucks. why some of them might have to find a different parking spot. >> plus, we'll take a look at the progress made by the giants fan brutally attacked at dodgers stadium and the challenges bryan stow still has ahead. >> and a live look outside. there is the 24/680 interchange. no problems on this saturday morning there in walnut creek. time now, 9:41, coming up on 9:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

. it's a hazy start to the day. giving you a live look at oakland estuary, coliseum in the background. lather on the sun block today and drink plenty of water. it's going to be warm. new york city is celebrating gay pride this weekend, right along with san francisco. one of the city's most famous landmarks, the empire state building, is lit up in the colors of the rainbow to honor the gay community. the new yorker magazine is set to release a very controversial cover. it shows a drawing of sesame street's bert & ernie, cozied up on a couch, watching wednesday's historic supreme court ruling.

people started voicing their opinion on the internet immediately after this cover was revealed. most people who commented were upset and said the muppet characters should not be depicted with any sexual orientation. the trayvon martin shooting trial resumes monday morning in florida. yesterday, two former neighbors of the defendant, george zimmerman, described what they saw and heard during the deadly shooting last year. a man who went outside after hearing a gunshot says zimmerman asked him to call his wife and tell her that he shot someone. another neighbor who saw the struggle between zimmerman and martin testified it appeared the teenager was straddling zimmerman as they scuffled right on the ground. martin's stepmother says she does not know what she will do if zimmerman is acquitted. >> if he's not found guilty, it's going to be heartbreaking, because i truly believe that zimmerman, he killed my son. >> the trial has already lasted five days. lawyers predict it could go as

long as a month. a wildfire in southern california has burned about 350 acres and damaged one home. the fire started yesterday in a town about 20 miles east of san bernardino. residents were forced to evacuate nearly 100 homes. once the winds settled down, firefighters were able to get the fire under control. investigators still have not identified the cause. chevron has announced it plans to pay $1 billion to upgrade its richmond refinery. the company says proposed changes would create hundreds of jobs. they plan to replace older equipment with newer technology to make the refinery safer and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. the city is expected to approve the project next year. the plan all comes after the massive fire at chevron's richmond refinery last year. victims from the boston marathon bombings will soon be receiving some compensation. the one fund boston, a nonprofit group, raised nearly

$61 million. starting june 30th, the group will begin distributing funds to 232 eligible claimants. at least 264 people were wounded and three people were killed in the bombings on april 15th. but to be considered for the payment, those injured had to file claims. it has now been two years since giants fan bryan stow was beaten into a coma outside of dodgers stadium. here is more on his recovery and who the family says should pay for his medical care. >> reporter: there's no masking the strain. each step, a challenge, trying to walk just a few feet. but the biggest hurdles for bryan stow are the ones you can't see. >> you did good, brian! >> reporter: a stunning feat for a man who two years ago was beaten into a coma in the parking lot at dodgers stadium on opening day. why? he was wearing a san francisco giants shirt. stow, suffering massive brain trauma, relearned how to breathe, eat, and struggles to talk or think clearly.

>> this, i got from some kid. it says i love you. >> do you know who that's from? that was from tabby, his daughter, tabby. >> reporter: he can't remember and still struggles with daily functions. stow's insurance company decided it would no longer pay for full-time care in a rehab center. his parents now provide care. he is now entitled to 30 hours a year in therapy. >> it's hard. it's hard seeing my brother and he wants to help them and -- it's just hard. >> do you worry about how long you'll be able to do it? >> what i think about mostly is how far he has come so far. >> i try not to think about that too much, but it would be nice if they stepped up and did what was right. >> reporter: they are the los angeles dodgers. the stow family is suing them to help pay for their son's medical needs. the dodgers would not speak to cnn on camera, citing the lawsuit filed by the stow family. it has maintained the primary

responsibility lies with the two men charged with assaulting bryan stow. the family, though, says the organization is responsible and so is its former owner, frank mccourt. >> for more information on bryan stow and how you can help the family, go to ktvu.com and look for the web link section right there on our home page. an important vote that may affect the future of the oakland a's has been put off until tuesday. the port of oakland decided it needs more time to review the settlement of a lawsuit over property near jack london square, known as howard terminal. some people who hope to keep the area open view the 50-acre property as the best area to build a waterfront center, but the a's owner, lou wolf, says the plan is too costly and still wants to move his team to the south bay. major league baseball fans are mourning the death of former giants pitcher justin miller. last night, sheriffs officials in florida announced the athlete had died. investigators won't say where miller was found or how he died, but we do know authorities discovered the body

on wednesday. miller lived in palm harbor, florida. he played seven seasons in the majors, pitching for the giants in 2009. miller was 35 years old. well, another hit for celebrity chef paula deen. we will tell you which of her endorsements are pulling out this time and what that could mean for her products sold at major department stores. >> outside our doors, the temperatures are already heating up. i'll have a time line of your saturday, coming up.

. 9:53 on the clock. recapping top stories this morning, this was the scene outside san francisco city hall, as dozens of same-sex couples lined up to get married legally in california. the first couple in line arrived just around 6:30 this morning. city hall opened a few minutes after 9:00 a.m. the search is on for a gunman responsible for a deadly drive-by shooting in newark

early this morning. around 4:00 a.m., two men were shot outside of an apartment complex on thornton avenue and mulberry street. while one victim survived the attack, the other died at the hospital. investigators say they hope surveillance video will help them identify the killer. negotiations between bart and its workers resumed this morning. both sides know they are running out of time. the labor contract expires tomorrow midnight. if no deal is reached, the union will go on strike monday morning. so far, there have been no breakthroughs on key issues, such as salaries, pensions, and benefits. the golden gate transit board approved spending $20 million to overhaul an aging ferry boat. the vessel san francisco went into service back in the 1970s. some say it badly needs a new interior. the plans include new seats, carpeting, ceilings, and wall paneling. the work will be done in san diego county and passengers on the san francisco to sausalito run can expect the ferry san francisco to be back on the bay in the fall of next year. san francisco police are getting a jump on the upcoming holiday by starting a dui check

point tonight. this is video of dui check point san francisco police set up in early may. police say it was the start of the summer season and pride weekend, more people will be out celebrating. officers plan on setting up check points from 7:00 tonight until 3:00 a.m. tomorrow. hardware store is holding a going out of business sales in four of their stores. earlier this month, the company announced it was closing eight california stores as part of bankruptcy reorganization. lowe's has agreed to buy at least 60 of orchard's sites for $265 million, plus whatever the company owes. san francisco mayor ed lee signed legislation aimed at regulating food trucks. the new rules prevent food trucks from parking within 75 feet of existing restaurants before 10:00 at night. they are also required to park at least 500 feet away from public middle and junior high

schools, and 1000 feet from most public high schools. california shark fin ban goes into effect monday, but a proposed federal rule could undermine bans on buying and selling shark fins. several members of congress are now voicing their concerns. the new law proposed says shark fin bans could be bypassed if they are inflict with federal fishery management regulations. seven u.s. states currently have a ban against the buying and selling of shark fins. starting tomorrow, shoppers in palo alto will have a difficult time finding plastic bags. the plastic bag ban for grocery stores that passed back in 2009 is expanding to include retailers. they will now also have to charge customers at least 10- cents for paper bags. starting november 1st, restaurants will only be allowed to use plastic bags for soups and stews. celebrity chef paula deen has lost yet another business relationship. deen's upcoming cook book has been dropped by its publisher. yesterday, ballantine books made the announcement.

the book was scheduled to be released in october. since admitting to using racial slurs in the past, deen has lost contracts with the food network, smithfield foods and the drug company novo nordisk. stores including wal-mart, target, and home depot have also cut their ties. well, it's been a nice morning, expected to be a hot day. one last check with rosemary before heading out the door. >> yeah, it's already heating up, mike. good morning to you. here we go. mostly sunny skies. 10:00 hour, mid to upper 60s around the coast and san francisco. already beginning to feel 70s along the bay. mid-80s for the inland communities. i'm looking at antioch nearing 90 degrees in the next half hour or so. probably already hitting that in some cases. mild to warm for your lunch hour. upper 60s at the coast. widespread low to mid-80s around the bay. mid-90s for the hottest locations. and here is a look at the afternoon highs for your area. 101 for napa. 103 in concord. 104 for livermore. around the bay, upper 80s to

low 90s. around the coast, upper 60s to low 70s. santa cruz, it's going to be warm there and the heat settles in and doesn't go away. all the way through tuesday, little change in the forecast. some relief coming on wednesday and looks like a better drop in temperatures for fourth of july thursday. >> cooling begins wednesday. it's a hot 98 right there. >> there you go. >> thanks, rosemary. that is our report for this morning. be sure to join us for our next newscast at 7:00, following the yankees-orioles game. >> and we'll have the latest on same-sex marriages at city hall today and the negotiations to avoid a bart strike. we're always here for you at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. have a great day. and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats and it tastes good? sure does! right... ♪ wow. delicious, right? yeah. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... ♪ well, would you look at the time... what's the rush?

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