. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. is bart doesn't want to strike. bart is negotiating. >> we are at the end of the play and unfortunately the riders are being affect. >> moving closer to a strike. a disappointing day of negotiations leaves leaders frustrated. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes we begin with the very latest on the looming bart strike. it is drawing closer, and that is unless last-minute deal is reached. talk between sides ended early

today with no agreement. bart employees' contract expires tomorrow at midnight and they are threatening to strike on monday. kiro 7's debora villalon is live at bart headquarters with how negotiations went from bad to worse and also what is next? >> reporter: heather, to hear the unions tell it their barge ying team all day yesterday and today in those rooms waiting for face-to- face talks that never happened. so they left. picket signs pointing the way to a strike, and they are being made this eke by union leaders who had walked out of bart headquarters claiming nothing was getting done. >> we were there, waiting. we have been waiting. we're still waiting and unfortunately we have to prepare for what is coming up. >> reporter: what is coming up, a strike like the last one in 1997 that gridlocked the bay area in traffic and lost productivity. 16 years later, bart has more

than 100,000 additional passengers each day, and labor contracts expiring in 26 hours. >> and you don't have anything for us? and we're at the end of the play and unfortunately the riders are being taken hostage. >> we tried to present it in person and they had left. >> reporter: bart management said it had a counterproposal. doubling the raise it is offing, but didn't get it to the union in time. >> it would have helped to have somebody here to present it to, and talk about it all on and off and into the evening. yes, that would have kept the process going. >> reporter: instead, this is the process underway tonight, strike preparations. and bart riders are disappointed that with so much riding on the talks, they stalled. >> they don't want to bargain, why not? >> it's terrible. you know? it sucks. and i hope they work it out soon because it's going to be a drag. >> so there will be a strike. >> reporter: is it a done deal? >> i wouldn't say it's a don

deal. if part made an office, an authentic office. >> reporter: it's a 2% pay hike each year, instead of 1% and lessens the contributions for pension and medical. the mediator has scheduled another session for tomorrow morning at 11:00 and clearly both sides will have a lot of ground to make up to avert a strike by midnight. reporting live in oakland, debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. we have much more on the looming bart strike on ktvu.com, just click the "bart strike" tab and sign you for bart strike alerts and that way you can be the first to know whether there is a strike or if a deal is reached. you can always get continuous updates by following ktvu on twitter and liking the ktvu facebook page. and we will bring you complete coverage monday morning on how this will impact

your compute. our live coverage on the possible strike starts at 4:00 a.m.. tonight the bay area remains under an excessive-heat warning with temperatures climbing to triple-digits in many places. brentwood was one those spots. we saw people picking green bean as you weir expecting to see even higher temperatures as the heatwave continues. >> meteorologist mark tamayo is here with more on the big warm-up. >> today, day 26 triple-digit heat across parts of bay area. the highs from this afternoon ranged on the cool end, mainly in the 80s, but of course the big headline, look at the 10in santa rosa. 104 in concord and 106 in fairfield and antioch, livermore, 105 degrees and morgan hill, 102 and this is not only an issue in the bay area, but a good portion of the west. the red areas are areas under excessive-heat warnings and will deploy some of the sensors

for this 10:00 hour it's currently 106 in phoenix. right now in palm springs it's 100 degrees. closer inspection of our current temperatures we had that seabreeze kicking in, so the coast and the bay not so hot, but the we have warm to hot temperatures inland, currently mid-80s and livermore 81 degree. as far as that excessive heat warning it remains in place through at least tuesday, possibly into wednesday. this in place for the north bay valleys the inland valleys, south bay including san josi and santa cruz mountains with temperaturing ranging in the whole area from the mid-90s to 107 degrees. coming up we'll take a closer look at the very hot temperatures in your sunday forecast and we'll break down the timing of a possible cooldown. a swimming pool was a popular place to be, especially people in the hotter inland areas. >> it's a little too hot for me, but nothing beats a good pool on a hot day. >> at water world, waterpark in concord, about 10,000 people

enjoyed the wet slides and pools. park officials say that is double the usual attendance and close to full capacity. at the brentwood farmers' market, ice-cold water was a big seller and one vendor shared his secret for keeping cool, a towel filled with ice. >> i have this nice towel behind my neck that key keeps me chilled and cool, and looking good, absolutely. >> very stylish. contra costa firefighters say they are seeing a lot more calls about heat strokes and usual and urging people to stay hydrated. the hot weather cause the delays in amtrak into oakland this afternoon. amtrak says it had to restrict how fast the trains were allowed to run because of the extreme heat. this afternoon trains from hanford, stockton and fresno were running as much as 50 minutes late. you can track the rising temperatures by visiting ktvu.com. click on "weather" tab and you will find an hour-by-hour forecast. new developments tonight in

the proposition 8 decision. word that the ban on same-sex marriage ended yesterday brought dozens of couples to san francisco city hall today. the city clerk's office is staying open all weekend to perform weddings, but supporters of prop 8 not giving up. the backers of the gay marriage ban filed an emergency petition with the supreme court and say they violated the waiting period. they also pounded out even though the 9th circuit's announcement came an as an apparent sunshine however the same-sex plaintiffs in the case hp to be in position to perform same-sex marriage just moments after the 9th circuit's unexpected announcement. same-sex couples are flocking to san francisco's city hall to get married. ktvu's john sasaki shows us the wave of weddings that one couple waited nearly two decades for. >> reporter:

the crowds lined up early outside of san francisco city hall looking to tie the knot. >> i now pronounce you spouses for life. >> thank you. >> inside a parade of brides and brides and grooms and grooms all day long. >> we have lived together for 18 years, and now we're legally married. it's taken so long to sink in, but i have to say that i married the most wonderful woman and i'm just really, really lappy. these women in their sunday best said they are marrying for love and because one of them is from another country and needs a green card. >> having a future, without trying to figure out -- if i don't get a green card, what next? you know? what country will accept our relationship? >> reporter: these weddings come after the u.s. supreme court struck down proposition 8 on wednesday and the 9th circuit court lifted the ban yesterday. >> this is only moving forward and has the seal of approval of the highest court in the land. this is the law. >> reporter: we talked with our well-dressed

couple again, just after they said their vows. >> we're real people. and we have real love. >> reporter: assessor recorder told me she has two friends driving from los angeles to get married. but then san francisco is the only county in state open this weekend for gay marriage. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. a live look at san francisco's city hall, which as you can see is aglow in rainbow colors in honor of pride week and this week's legalization of same-sex marriage. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live from the castro district with another first at this year's festivity. >> reporter: at an earlier event we caught up with california national guard recruiters and first time they were looking for anyone, whether gay or not that might

be interested guard. everywhere you turned, rainbow flags and part revelers around civic plaza enjoying the pride event, but this year there whereas another presence never seen before, the air and army national guard in a booth together at a san francisco pride event. >> the response has been so overwhelmingly positive from the community, not just here in san francisco, but all the events that we participated in. >> reporter: including sacramento and los angeles. but this was the guard's first event here, since the repeal of the military's - policy. don't-ask, don't-tell policy. >> just seeing the military here, i just felt, maybe times have changed a little bit. >> reporter: this young man a former army reservist says hiding created psychologically pain. >> for the longest time i was

fighting with myself and my identity that i couldn't share with everybody. >> reporter: not today. the army guard signed up 15 possible recruits, the air guard three. san francisco's police chief greg suhr told me earlier today that this dj is supposed to run up around 11:00 tonight, hopefully pushing folks home because tomorrow is a big day with the parade scheduled. in san francisco, castro's district, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. and this year's precede festival is expected to be one for the record books. >> it's just the biggest weekend for pride and rightfully so of a the decision. >> san francisco police chief greg suv says this is the largest he has seen since he began working in the city three decades ago. this is what the party looked about two hours ago. this is before the buck of revelers made it there, as many of them were still on their way from the mission and downtown.

this weekend's weekend pridefestists continue and how they turned a sign of persecution into a sign of pride. san francisco police arrested a man after a shooting of the police say another man was hit is by shrapnel and taken to the hospital. his injuries are not life- threatening. the suspect in custody is only described as an african- american in his 20s. a weapon was recovered. and efforts to cool off turns tragic northeast bay. the warning signs a group of friends ignored that cost one man his life. the walnut creek city council is set to release a controversial report and when the public will get a chance to read the details each and every recent sexual abuse scandal. the new evidence being collected against jailed former nfl player aaron hernandez and

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police in freedom investigating the death of a young man who apparently jump fraid train trestle into a creek. as ktvu's katy utehs report the victims recently move to the bay area. >> i can't get my mind around that he fell and never came back up. >> reporter: the lure of refreshing water too strong this morning. >> a bunch of guys just trying to beat the heat. >> reporter: around 11:30 police received a call for help to alameda creek

near fremont's mission boulevard. a swimmer who jumped from the train trestle was missing. >> it looked like he had started to do a front flip, and didn't pull out of it and probably hit face-first. >> reporter: the man believed to be in his mid-20s never surfaced and police say is he from florida, but lived in town with friends. >> as can you imagine, they are pretty distraught. >> reporter: there are signs that is a "warning, keep out," and on top of this train trestle is private property and police had to shutdown amtrak service for about an hour as they searched for the body. divers located and removed body. >> it's horrible. >> reporter: police say drugs or alcohol were not a factor. the drop in shallow water simply isn't safe. >> you don't know what is in that water. that is not cleanest water in town and people dump stuff all the time. >> reporter: but they say, as summer sizzles on, they will be back to this

dangerous location. >> there snow pool down here. there is nothing down here for us. what are we supposed to do when it's hot? vacaville police released name of the man shot and killed by an officer yesterday on interstate 80. police say 21-year-old lonnie taylor and a woman were suspected of stealing televisions from a wal-mart. about 3:00 yesterday afternoon officers spotted the two on eastbound i-80 and pulled them ov. police say taylor tried twice to run over officers before he was shot. his vehicle then crashed into two other cars, injuring five people. homicide investigators in newark searing for the person behind a deadly drive-by shooting. police say two victims were shot near thornton and mullberry street. a 21 newark man was shot three times and died. a 22-year-old man from castro valley is expected to survive. a concord elementary school teach ser under arrest on

suspicion of molesting as much as a dozen children. martin was taken into custody thursday night. police say an extensive investigation was launched into martin after a student claimed to have been inappropriately touched by him. the woodside elementary teacher is held on multiple charges related to child molestation. bail is set at $3,950,000. >> wb wc city officials plan to release a controversial report about the actions of four employees at the lesher center for failing to report alleged sexual abuse. the employees were place on paid administrative leave, but later reinstated. the report found the four acted appropriately. the city council resisted making that report public, but then friday voted to release it. the report is expected to be available on monday. changes are coming to facebook. the menlo park-based company says it will no longer place ads on pages with sexual or violent content. the move came after several

businesses pulled their ad because their ads were placed along controversial pages. facebook relies heavily on ads which accounts roughly for 85% of the company's revenue. new policy goes into effect only monday. meantime facebook owned instagram got spanned by way of fruit. the photo-sharing service was flood with pics of fruit and clicking on the photo led people to some sort miracle fruit diet. ip statue gram said it reset the passwords of those affected and notifying them about change. make sure their voices are heard about the immigration debate asian-pacific islanders gathered to discuss their concerns. asian-pacific islanders or api say they make up a huge number of 4 million people that have family visa applications which are currently backlogged at the federal level. >> separation of api family

members are devastating for our community members and i think that our priority is to make sure that we have a family unification. >> last week the u.s. senate passed its version of immigration reform. the house is now scheduled to take up the issue. ecuador's president rafael corea says u.s. vice president joe biden called him yesterday and asked him to refuse asylum to national security agency leaker edward snowden. he says he would consider the matter if and when snowden arrives in ecuador. ecuador is trying to get the u.s. to extradite two bankers convicted of crimes in ecuador who are now living in the united states. president obama is in south africa tonight, earlier today his helicopter flew over the hospital where memphisan mandela where nelson mandela is receiving treatment. out of respect he did not visit

the 94-year-old former president. he was inspired by mr. madena to take his first steps into the politic arena. president obama spoke to hundreds of young people at a university in soweto and reflected on mr. mandela's leadership. >> he wrote there were dark moments that tested his faith in humanity, but he refused to give up and he said i am fundamentally an optimist, whether it comes from nature or nurture, i cannot say. part of being optimistic is keeping one head points towards the sun, one feet's moving forward. don't lose those qualities of youth your imagination, your optimism, your idealization because of the future is in in your hand. >> president obama want on to

praise mr. mandela's moral courage and his part in the country's transition from apartheid to democracy. >> the good cause behind this musical auction. no more, the unusual missing pet call and the questions still lingering after the animal was returned home. another round of triple-digit meet. coming up hottest days week and an early look at ho your 4th of july forecast. look at them kids...

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. we have some breaking news right now, police are on scene of a shooting that sent two people to the hospital and at least one of the victims is a child. but we don't know child's age at this point. police say the shooting happened just about an hour ago at6th near sunny side street next to a park and community center. officers on the scene say at lete one of the victim was taken to children's hospital in oakland. it's not clear how seriously the victims were injured. police say the scene is chaotic and they are interviewing people in the area right now. no suspect information has been released. now to more coverage of the western heatwave. everyone in los angeles seemed to have the same idea today, well head to the beach. you can see just how crowded was the manhattan beach today. there was even a little fog to keep at heat at bay.

there sap excessive heat warn for the los angeles county mountains until tuesday. you think it's hot there in phoenix, arizona, the marino sheriff's office joe arapio happened out frozen popicles and a-the sheriff's infamous tent city jail the temperature was reported at 137 degrees. sheriff airplane roe if inmates don't like the heat they shouldn't create the crimes. in news of the world in thailand eight soldiers died after a roadside bomb went off in a southern province. thailand is a buddhist majority country. it's believed muslim militants are responsible. more nan 5,000 people have been killed since 2004 when muslim separatists reignited an insurgency. >> in egypt a protesters

holding a cross and a koran is one of thousands spending the night in tahrir square ahead of the tomorrow's rally calling for the resignation of mohamed morsi. there have about several violent clashes between police and protesters in last few days of the just yesterday three people died in alexandria, including an american student. in london some unique rock'n'roll memorabilia is going up for auction. for the right police you can buy a lock of mick jagger's hair and other items are david bowie's liquors to "jean jeanie," and one of his guitars. friends and family of slain football player odin lloyd attend his funeral services. lloyd played for the boston

bandits and a number of his teammates attended the service. aaron hernandez has been charged with the murder. as he was denied bail, the potential evidence against him continues to mount. today in bristol, connecticut, they searched a vehicle. police are investigating hernandez' possible involve in a double-murder case. student loans are about to double and how much it will cost the average student? the history and turnaround of the famed pink triangle. a behind-the-scenes look at a soon to be open museum in san francisco and the piece of world war ii history and the often overlooked group that the museum honors.

. continuing coverage on this weekend's pridefestists, this morning volunteers took part in the annual pride tradition by asseming that giant triangle out of dozens of sections is of pink tarp. that triangle was once a symbol of persecution, but gay community has changed its meaning. >> alex savidge tells us why this morning's event was especially exciting for those involved. >> reporter: hammering stakes into the soil, volunteers today spread out dozens african vas tarps on twin peaks. quickly turning this hillside into a sea of pink. this huge triangle is a symbol of pride that can now be seen for miles. >> we have to remember what went on before, so we can celebrate where we are now. >> reporter: historically the pink triangle was used by the nazis to label homosexuals. it was meant to shame them, but

its meaning has transformed over the years. >> it's good to be queer in america today. [ applause ] >> reporter: at a commemoration coastal carolina, state lawmakers and san francisco supervisors stalking about the significance of the triangle, i will after this week's landmark legal victory for same-sex marriage supporters. so we do have to remember these things, but it seems distant with our supreme court finally make the statement that yes, we are first-class citizens. >> reporter: this event is organized every year by friends of the pink triangle. the group's founder patrick carney tells me with gay marriage legal again in california, this hillside should be seen as a symbol of hope. >> hatred and bigotry can become law periodical either through legislation or popular vote and in our country our justice system can be overturn. >> reporter: they had a record number of volunteers who helped to assemble the triangle. more than 175 people pitched

in. the huge turnout prompted by those supreme court rulings. a celebration of gay pride taken to new heights. in san francisco, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. an antioch man who survived a shooting yesterday was shot again today and died. police say the 42-year-old was man first shot yesterday morning on porch of his apartment near sycamore drive. he suffered a gunshot wound to his leg and was treated at the a hospital and released. he radio refused to talk to officers. this morning police were called to the same apartment and this time the man was critically wounded. weigh was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> one year after the chevron refinery fire in richmond there are plans for a billion-dollar upgrade, not only creating hundreds of jobs, but allows the company to process a wider array of crude oils. if approved the plan would replace older equipment with

newer technology to make the refinery safer and refuse greenhouse gas emissions. the city of richmond is expected to approve that project next year. on monday, student loan rates will double. after lawmakers in washington failed to reach a deal to keep them at their current levels. interest rates on stanford loans go from 3.4% to 6.8% on monday. a congressional committee estimates that the hike will cost the average student more than $2500. the senate can decide to take up the issue again when it reconvenes after the 4th of july holiday. ktvu got a behind the scenes look at a soon to open museum in san francisco that pays tribute to the oven overlooked service of japanese- americans during world war 2. this is building 640 in the presideo, once home to the world war 2's first-class of japanese-americans born to pants who immigrated. those soldiers interrogated japanese prisoners in the

pacific untranslated intercepted communications. all of this as their families were held with the 120,000 japanese-americans who ended up in internment camps of those behind the museum say it will tell the story of the many contributions of japanese- americans in california. >> it has a tremendous significance, particularly to many a people who come from europe and other parts of the globe, who are looking at america as a place for human transformation and that is what this story is all about. >> the national japanese- american historical society says the museum is scheduled to open to the public on veterans' day. a new title for the city by bay. the reasons why san francisco is just named the snobbiest city in the country. well a heatwave that continues to take aim at parts of the bay area, our meteorologist mark tamayo joins us next with how long the heat will linger? plus a look at your 4th of july forecast. starting on monday a new place and time that you can watch ktvu's 10:00 news, if you

miss us at 10:00, just turn us on at 11:00 on kicu channel 36. again that starts monday.

. well, the inland heat still the big weather story in the bay area and not only in the bay area, but across the west. you can see all of of this broad area, the red, here those are all excessive-heat warnings. as you can see for southern california, nevada, arizona and in the bay area, this in place until 7:00 tuesday night for the inland sections of the north bay, the east bay, santa

clara valley and out towards the isn't cruz mountains as santa cruz mountains. right now in the 80s out towards fairfield, livermore and concord 85 degrees, oakland 69, but we have the cooler temperatures near the coast and for san francisco. beautiful sunset this teen, lots of clear skies looking out to the estuary. maybe a few patches of fog developing first thing tomorrow morning near the immediate coastline. overnight lows will be pretty mild of look at these projects numbers. 60s and even a few low 70s to start the day out towards concord and antioch and that is a sure sign had it will be a another hot day. we have a moderate onshore breeze and thankfully we have this, because if we didn't have this, san francisco could easily be back up into triple-

digit territory, but this bringing some relief towards the coast and the bay, of the this area of strong high pressure building in and remains in place over the next few days, sunday, monday, tuesday and into wednesday. so inland spots around 100, could be approaching 105-106 degrees. once again for tomorrow and into monday. and then excessive heat inland with that advisory, that warning in place as we showed you on through tuesday night, possibly into wednesday. our forecast models showing all sorts of different colors. the greens, the 60s to right around 70 coastside and other extreme forwards fairfield, concord and livermore. a look at your forecast highs for your sunday afternoon. look at the triple-digits toward santa rosa and vackrillville. >> san rafael mid-90s, 95 degrees and round the rim of the bay, 80s. head over the hill a completely different story. lots of triple-digits towards walnut creek, antioch and brentwood.

san josi mid-90s and palo alto, 92. and in san francisco, for the pride parade tomorrow morning mild out there, with temperatures right around 70 degrees. we'll put this into motion along the parade route and out towards civic center plaza. lots of sunshine and temperatures in the upper 70s by 3:00. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast with the weekend always in view. typically we have two days of hot weather and the fog comes to the rescue, that is not the case this time. look at those triple-digits for sunday, monday and tuesday. we'll probably cool things off just in time for the 4th of july and we'll definitely need it. >> it is tough to sleep at night with the temperatures in the 60s and 70. >> take care of the kids and pets. thank you, had a. when it comes to u.s. cities, which is the snobbiest

of all? >> according to travel and leisure magazine, it's san francisco. what makes the city so snooty? according to the magazine it has a high concentration of tech-savvy residents drifting artisan coffee and la-ti-da residents and shopping. >> animal control officers say they have never gotten a missing pet call like this one before. is a one year wallaby and somewhere got through the gate at his owner's home in grand prairie, texas. at this point they say they are not sure if it's legal to own one in that town. >> the a's face off against one of the best pitchers in baseball. >> and matt cain throws a gem, but was it enough to snap their five geometry losing streak? sportswrap with joe fonzi is coming up next.

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. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sport wrap. the oakland ar's a's, bobblehead giveaway, become a staple of the ballpark these days, but the first 15,000 fans at coliseum say they got a coco crisper leaner, a dole with the springs in his waist. a hot and sunny day with oakland, emphasis on the sunny with daniel decalso and some of the battle with the sun and the glare. lowrie hangs in there and the inning is ov. the a's jerrod park are was

matching zeros with adam wainwight he cut loose with this pitch. parker had to leave the game after injuring his hamstring. jesse chavez then finished the inning. wainwright was at his best, allowing a single to lowrie you. wain right would become the national league second game- winner. chavez takes the loss and was charged with this run, when matt holliday signaled offer blevins and beltran scores. redding tries to take it on the fence, but that is not coming ba. it's a 3-run homer and 6-0 st. louis lead. 7-19 final as wainwight goes the distance, allowing just the one run and five hits. parker was left to ponder the hamstring and when he might >>ain be able to pitch?