the party has start tonight in san francisco. 1million people or more are expected as the city gets its groove on. i'm ken -- ken pritchett. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. >> reporter: the barricades are on stan -- stand for the

crowds. a symbol of freedom for the lgbt community. >> i'm feeling good about myself and that i'm accepted. >> reporter: this lesbian couple biked in from patterson. they say it's a celebration of the changes. >> reporter: mary then living in the central valley, pride weekend is about being with like minded people. >> it's a lot easier for us to walk down the street and say hey nice to meet you this is my wife. >> it was not hard to come out at 38. >> reporter: a transgender work singing opera at the park. pride weekend is street theater

at its most colorful. >> seems to be the effect of the city. >> reporter: friday night is the transgender community to be themselves. >> ever since i moved to san francisco i've felt good about being myself. >> reporter: and the majority of this weekend's patrons will be from out of town. >> happy pride. >> people dream about coming to san francisco with all its history of gay rights and human rights and the openness of all the people who live here. >> reporter: you're looking at a live picture of the castro, lots of people here. the pride festival which starts tomorrow will move some of the crowd to the civic area. but the castro is still guaranteed to draw a big turn out this weekend. reporting live in the castro,

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news, happy pride. twin peaks volunteers started installing the famous pink triangle. supporters say it's important to remember the past while working for a better future. and pride is showing all over san francisco you will see here a live look at city hall illuminated in rainbow colors. we'll be going back to the celebration in the castro plus we'll meet the gran marshal and show you the parade the route will take. more on the brush fire in castro valley. turns o -- out a fire cracker launch -- launched from a freeway may have sparked the fire. the chp is in charge of this investigation. >> reporter: chp involved because of the freeway angle. let me show you eastbound 580

right behind the plant covered sound wall. and this strip of overgrown land is all that separates the freeway from homeless. sergini walked through her burned out backyard. >> i heard a boom and i came out here and saw flames. >> reporter: she's still stunned with how quickly the fire spread. as is win who used a hose to keep the fire away from his home. crews thought they might be dealing with an explosion. but found this grass fire that moved so quickly did not start by accident. >> we have chp looking at the freeway to see if someone threw something out at the freeway. >> reporter: m80s and m100s are in layman's terms very large

very illegal fire crackers. vernini says she's familiar with them but doesn't think that's the cause of it. >> it was bigger than an m80. it was definitely bigger because it shook my house, the neighbor's house and i'm pretty sure theirs. >> reporter: the battalion chief called what happened here an isolated accident but sheriff deputies were concerned that this will be the beginning of this kind of starts ahead of the 4th of july holiday. a bust of more than 1 ton of illegal fireworks. at 10:45 where they came from and what crews are doing to crack down before the 4th. a family is looking for a new place to live after a fire burned out their condo. it quickly spread to all four

units. dozens of firefighters t responded. the metal roof made it difficult to fight the flame. crews evacuated the adjacent building. one neighbor says it took less than 15 minutes to put out the complex. >> i thought fire from the condominium on the right side slowly started going to the inside. i just went and started knocking on the doors. >> reporter: one firefighter was treated for smoke inhalation. a san francisco man pled not guilty to burglary and arson charges in connection with a fire at the 1rincon hill. 48-year-old anthony bejarano was arrested wednesday. a judge ordered him to stay away from the rincon1 building.

angelin garcia-torrez is charged with kidnapping and murdering the teen two years ago. today a judge from san jose ordered the transportation can be released to the public. the transcripts could reveal a lot about the prosecutions case. >> so we're going to know a lot more about what occurreded in that time that they were together. the defendant and sierra lamar. we're going to learn more about the dna evidence associated with the case. >> reporter: defense attorneys oppose the release of the transcriptions arguing the details could sway the jury. in the case of a man accused of killing a federal public defender investigator. the attorney representing randy alana had argued the prosecutions case was weak and insufficient. her body was found dump aufd interstate 80.

alana has a long criminal history and had been under orders to stay away from koche. quan howard faces charges including mail theft, possession of stolen mail and destroying mail. a few years ago he received an award for being federal employee of the year. now the allegations of stealing make them angry. >> mail is personal. you know. people send it out and they expect it to get to where it's supposed to go. and when something like this happens someone of authority like this really makes me mad. >> reporter: howard faces up to a year in prison if convicted? -- if convicted. the golden gate ridge is

expected to get a net to keep people from suicide. there was emotional testimony along with the vote. >> the decision is unanimous. >> [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: years of political emotion broke wide open followed by those moments of personal contact that only a full room of those who experienced tragedy could explain. some tried to explain it. >> there's so much trauma in this room and there's so much trauma related to suicide. >> i lost my 17-year-old daughter casey to the bridge. >> suicide is a destroyer to survivors. it is a heartbreak that never goes away. >> reporter: for more than 3/4 of the century, two souls a month have chosen this iconic of all places to end their lives. >> he drove back the other way

to pull 66 and he jumped to the west to take the pain away for him. >> reporter: 2,000 deaths, the cost of the barrier comes to $28,000 a victim. >> the steady drip, drip, drip of bodies into the water. >> to prevent other families from what we're going to. >> reporter: the most relieved is kevin hines who arguably wants the barrier because he survived the fall into the bay. >> it's a renewed sense of hope that when this happened you realize that if we can do this, we can do anything. and if we can stop suicide at the golden gate bridge, we can fight to stop suicides globally. >> reporter: the two to five years needed to construct the

barrier could cost another 100 lives or more. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the first of two new lanes opened at an east bay freeway intended to make commute faster. the lanes provide extra room to merge for drivers entering or leaving the freeway. >> when people want to merge on and off of an on and off ramp they need to have that extra space to do so so we hope that this will allow some congestion that was building up to ease some what. >> reporter: the southbound lanes expected to be ready for next tuesday's morning commute. there's work in san francisco tonight that the munni's union and mta have reached an agreement. the union says details of the proposed three year contract will be presented to union members at a special meeting on monday. the same day the current contract expires. the deal is subject to

ratification by union members. a canine cop was supposed to go after a suspect but it turned on an innocent bystander instead. >> he was pretty much dragging me from my arm. >> reporter: the incident that has people wondering when officers should release their dogs. >> why the music might stop at a santa rosa teen club. train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets.

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it's a common refrain among teenagers there's nothing to do. now a father who opened up a teen nightclub to give teenagers to go is facing some resistance. debora villalon is where a dance floor is nothing but empty this afternoon. >> reporter: well it's a soft open and a man is trying to get a permit to operate a teen club by day and a bar by night. >> reporter: no alcohol served here, some evings are for the 12 to 15-year-olds, tonight it's 16 to 20 years old. >> i charge for cover here, they get a wristband. >> reporter: he's poured tens of thousands of the dollars into his dance club. >> kids like to feel special.

for a birthday party. >> reporter: which even has a vip area but also a strict dress code and security inside and out. >> 60 to 80 of these places are run crappy. if you don't run a teen club properly you will have lots of problems. >> reporter: woods is a father of three with two teenage girls and has run underaged clubs in the midwest. >> it's obvious that somebody in the city doesn't want this to happen. >> reporter: he says he would have had an easier time starting a pot dispensary. first told the permit for the existing party business was good enough, then later told the club needed its own permit by one administrator's order. >> two days before opening his daughter brought it to him on facebook and he flippedded out. he got all the department heads together and said, stop this from happening. >> reporter: promotions on facebook woods says may have given people pause. but he wanted his club to seem edgy to teens.

>> so you have to give them, you know the perception that they're in this hip, cool place for them to want to come. >> just imagine mini skirts and boobs showing. >> reporter: this mother does not see her teen at a club. >> but does it groom them to grow up and do that. >> reporter: but for those who want the option. >> give us 90 days, let me show you that we can do this. it's not run to your satisfaction in 90 days we'll close it. but they'll be satisfied. we're very good at what we do. >> reporter: our inquiry to city planning went unanswered. but at this point, pink drift is open with some 40 employees and hoping to stay open. what might be putting a crimp on the club tonight the $20 cover charge. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2

news. jury deliberations begin monday on the suit filed by bryan stow. the dodgers say the two men who attacked stow on opening day of 2011 are solely responsible. today was the first full day of jury deliberations. barbara stokes made her announcement of leaving cal today. barber praised the students, athlete at cal. she said they made her time at the school all worthwhile. >> they're the reason we get up and come to work. they're the reason we have smiles on our faces. they are the reasons we do what we do. >> roberts last day will be july 15th. she will then transition to a new role working on the academic site in a sports management program. michael williams has been

chosen to be the interim athletic director. an expected vote by the alameda county coliseum authority to approve a 10 year lease for the oakland a's did not happen today. some city leaders boycotted the meeting. only four of the eight members showed up and that fell short of a quorum required for a vote. they want further negotiations. another vote is possible next week. the a's current lease does not expire for another four months. the line broke today and it's not the first time. as john fowler found out a pipeline runs along a fault line, the hayward fault. >> reporter: after neighbors noticed water spurting up into secretes, we discovered more than a decade of repeated water main failures. at several places on this block of harbor drive. a crew replacing the pipe is

just a few blocks away. and a couple more days would have changed out the section that failed today. this water main was first installed 83 days ago. >> they did not know the fault line ran through here. we didn't have a freeway that ran through the area. >> reporter: the green line you see snaking up to tunnel road is being replaced with 12,000 feet of steel pipe most of it in steep unstable soil. east bay mud used thick pipe you see here inside the steel pipe. the utility is spending $86 million just this year to replace 10 miles of critical pipe and repairing another 4,200 miles on average two brakes a day. >> what we have to do is fix it as fast as possible because clearly it's a waste of water and during the drought we want to stop leaks. >> reporter: a 1/3 of that increase will go to pay for new pipes. without the pipes they say the risk is in an earthquake you

you have no water. they have found three leaks so work continues on harbor drive. john fowler, ktvu news. and a little cloud cover out there tonight. the fog is right along the coast at this hour. it's going to push a little further inland as we head into tomorrow. right now we have plenty of fog. it's not only showing up on the satellite but we have fog in the kensington area. the fog going into san pablo. so fog is moving inland. társ going to get -- so it's going to get this far inland. highs today were warmer than yesterday. we still got some significant wind. almost 30-mile an hour gusts at napa straight west. further inland we have 22-mile inland in fairfield. that will be there in the morning when you wake up. i think there will be plenty of

cloud cover. but it clears out and temperatures warm up. 6:00a.m. you have a doze of fog heading out toward the livermore valley. most of it will get stuck up here in the east bay hills. all along the peninsula here. kind of out toward crystal springs then a break for san jose and fremont you will have fog. temperatures warm pretty rapidly. 90s start to show up in the far eastern inland bay valley. so tomorrow warmer by a few more degrees. 90s showing up just very far edge of concord of the east livermore valley and of the contra costa county. and that will be the beginning of a warming trend that will take us into the weekend. sunday is going to be a bit warmer, fire danger becomes a story. when i come back we'll dial in specific temperature. i'll give you specifics back here 10:45. fans are remembering soul

singer bobby womack the rock & roll hall of famer died today. womack hits included "well you think it's over now." addition and illness sidelined his career but a come back album brought him back into the spotlight in 2012. his publicist said he suffered from alzheimer's disease. at 10:30, the decision officers faced and why they say they were not left with much of a choice. but first about one drink a day for women. that's all it takes to be considered a heavy drinker. the new standards that could change your outlook on alcohol.

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california voters are being asked to decide if certain nonviolent crimes reduced from felonies to misdemeanor. the ballot initiative that just won approval and the politician who was one of the sponsors. >> reporter: homes to thousands of criminals, some arriving thanks to san francisco d.a.gascon. gascon sponsored the safe neighborhoods and schools act. the measure if approved would require misdemeanor sentences instead of felony sentences for some nonviolent crimes like drug offenses. >> the idea is to keep low level offenses out of sam quintin. take the money that is saved and inject it into education. >> when they get incarcerated

they don't get the education necessary to keep them out of prison. >> reporter: a necessary 200 to $250 million a year. some of the money would then be injected into k-12 schools and some mental health problems. >> we have a lot of -- that our kids come to school with. >> reporter: that could pay for even more crime prevention and substance abuse programs in her schools. >> we know when we do invest in our kids at these younger ages it can make the difference throughout their entire school career and on into their adult life. >> reporter: violent criminals, people convicted of murder, rape and child molestation would not benefit of the schools act. until now, there's no opposition against the measure. >> the definition of a heavy

drinker. women who drink five to eight drinks a week are now considered heavy drinkers. the definition is different for women because they're typically smaller than men and more alcohol ends up in their bloodstream. an apology for bay area police for a man attacked by a canine. why that attack happened and why they were faced with a tough decision. the celebration continues. we'll go back out live to the castro for pride festivities plus more on sunday's pride parade. the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event.

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really doing nothing wrong when the police dog attacked him. more information from ktvu's jana katsuyama. >> reporter: mcfadden showed us his ripped up jacket and t- shirt. he was a bystanders by a police chief and was bitten by a san leandro police dog. >> he was pretty much dragging me by my arm. >> reporter: he showed us his wounds stitched up where the dog dug his teeth into him. >> the dog wasn't obeying his command because i heard him say release certain times. >> this was a circumstance that was unintentional and accidental. >> reporter: the dog's handler a 14 year police handler and the canine are certified. >> the dog is a german shepherd

that is five month certified. >> reporter: the officer faced a difficult decision. they had been chasing four suspects and decided to release the dog only when one suspect ran away. >> this is the only time he's bit someone other than the suspect he had been asked to pursue. >> reporter: canines can be deployed when there's a reasonable belief that the suspect poses a danger to the public, the officer or the handler. mcfadden says it should. >> he released his dog in a public area, you know where there's children, families that are outside. that could have been anybody that could have gotten grabbed. >> reporter: the officer and the dog are back out on patrol. they are investigating this incident and reviewing their policies. in san leandro, jana katsuyama,

ktvu channel 2 news. happening now in san francisco's castro district. big crowds celebrating pride weekend. this is a live picture from market and castro streets. the crowds here had been growing all night but streets remained open through traffic. additional events are being held tomorrow in the castro and at civic center with the big parade on sunday. one of the grand marshals of sunday's parade is 60-year- old hercules high school student julius gutierrez. you may recall she faced battery charges for fighting with classmates who say that she bullied her but for being transgender. >> with all the negativity and everything that was negative it got switched around and got put into positive. and now i'm on the top. >> reporter: the charges against gutierrez were dropped after a public outcry. as for the parade she told us she was honored just to be nominated to be a grand marshal and was thrilled that she was

chosen. organizers say this year we'll see a record number of floats rolling along the parade rout 23 floats are being readied at pier 54. the parade's creative director estimates the dozens of people working on the floats have used 300 sheets of plywood and 40 pounds of glitter to create the decorated platforms. this year's theme is color our world with pride. here's the rout, it starts at market and field. the parade goes up market street to eighth street near city hall where festivities wrap up at approximately 3:00 in the afternoon. at ktvu.com you will find more on the parade and other events for pride weekend. just scroll down and click on the pride topic. and oakland is trying to

change perceptions by luring visitors to the sunny side of the bay. >> diverse. >> beautiful. >> reporter: how do you describe oakland? that's what oakland asked. >> we're just crunching the numbers. initially we saw 215% increase of traffic. >> reporter: san francisco is a big tourist draw from the cable cars to alcatraz. that's why some people are trying to rebrand open as the sunny side of the bay. oakland took their message north and south places billboards in portland and los angeles. >> portland is a very gray city so i think people would like what they see here. >> one of the turns is the fox theater reopening.

>> reporter: another looks to nature describing oakland as wet and wild. >> i think it is a surprise to people. i think people have an idea of what oakland is. they think of us as an urban city but they don't realize we have lake front and waterfront and redwood. >> reporter: and the third version appeals to foodies of all taste. linen napkin or paper plate. >> there's a melting pot of culture in this particular area. the one thing that we love about where we're at is we're in the middle of it. >> reporter: it's tough to say if the ad campaign is part of the surge. visit oakland says they're putting their measure c hotel tax dollars to good use. when the billboards come down in the next few days they will determine the effectiveness of the campaign. katie utehs. right now truck operators charged the tax separately and

the amount is different for each city they operate in. now the state board of equalization has decided to allow food trucks to add the sales tax to the menu price without having to calculate it separately. customers don't have to fumble for change and truck owners can figure out what they owe the state later. the new rule starts july 1st. >> the burger bites, and the chicken jerky. and it seems food trucks aren't just for humans anymore. man's best friend had a chance tonight to sample treats from milo's kit -- kitchen. it could be the first dog food truck ever. there's also toys even a pet photo booth. milo's kitchen plans to visit point isabel park tomorrow. july 4 fireworks and dry conditions. >> last year right across the

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the 4th of july is going to have a little less bang in the east bay after authorities confiscated one the ton of illegal fireworks. authorities say they seized 4,500 pounds of fireworks in

pittsburg. today officers were cataloging the contraband. the fireworks were purchased in indiana and they could sell for more than $100,000 here in the bay area. he says they are professional grade and very dangerous. especially during our dry summer and drought. >> the sad part is that this is just a really small scratch. it's a drop in the bucket compared to what we think is out there. >> investigators say they found the fireworks on craigslist. it led to the arrest of three men 22-year-old jose hernandez of richmond, 26-year-old ivan medina of oakland and 30-year- old luis medina from indiana. illegal fireworks are an issue for authorities all across the bay area adding to the danger this year are extremely dry brush thanks to the drought. in oakland firefighters are already on alert for the 4th. rob roth shows us the

precautions being taken. >> reporter: with the hills bone dry from the drought they and residents worry what simple sparks from illegal fireworks could do. >> last year right across the street from my house we had a fire. there were fireworks that were going on. illegal fireworks and the fire department came by. >> reporter: the fire department will also have all 24 fire stations open on july 1st. last year one station was closed. dublin will be selling safe and sane fireworks but in oakland all fireworks are illegal. and although those caught with

fireworks could face fines, every year fireworks goes up. >> everyone will be out patrolling. hopefully it will serve as a deterrent for some. other wise we'll be out there checking. >> reporter: police say they're also concerned about people shooting guns in the air to celebrate thefourth of july. they'll be out there looking for that along with illegal fireworks. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the shine didn't ware off today for gopro. the san mateo version of sports cameras. shared jumped to $31 yesterday. in extended trading, gopro gained another 14%. the broader markets managed to end the week with gains.

if dow rose eight points. alicia montano came in last at a 100-meter. but she has a good reason. see she's 8-1/2 months pregnant. she was competing in sacramento. the 28-year-old mother to be sayses she's been running throughout her pregnancy and yet she did consult with her doctor and got the okay. >> yeah, so it is okay to run during a pregnancy. they recommend that whatever you were doing beforehand that you continue to do. >> montano finished the 800 meters in two minutes 48 second. personal record is a lot faster but of course then she wasn't carrying a baby. temperatures today were slightly warmer on your friday. temperatures tomorrow slightly warmer again and then warmer still for your sunday and monday. 85 in antioch. that was the high today. 85 in fairfield. so these are warmer temperatures.

along the coast it was still cool. there's plenty of fog out there. the fog is out there right now. to the north of us you see weather systems starting to clear off. we had a string of weather systems moving through portions of california. not really bringing us much. we had a few sprinkles in the morning. now we're settling with high pressure. i've demonstrated where the fog is now over toward oakland, alameda. and the fog will eventually will fill in in me -- in nevato and oak -- oakland. so a warm up for the weekend. partly cloudy and cooler. you see the flags at the civic

center that's a westerly wind. the winds have been blowing pretty strong. so the forecast is for this high to strengthen right through the weekend. tomorrow it starts and the heat is there. in the valley you're going to see some low 90s. for us it's upper 80s maybe a couple of low 90s. but the real key stays east. and as the high flows farther east we start to warm up. the winds go slightly offshore and 90s come our way. take a look at the forecast high. look at sundays 95 in livermore. 82 in fremont, san jose downtown 85 degrees. check out monday monday is really going to get up there with upper 90s. a much warmer pattern as we get past your saturday and into your bay area weekend. as we get into sunday and monday. that's the story high pressure taking charge. tomorrow starts to warm. obviously in fire danger is going to increase especially on sunday and monday. humidity will be down there at 25% and temperatures are going

to be up. those will be the main ingredients because it's not going to be that windy fortunately that's on sunday and monday. this is tomorrow saturday. 85 in pittsburg. 84 in morgan hill and along the coast it's foggy and cool. 69-degree in san francisco, 75 in san mateo and the forecast in the five day range here shows you nothing but sunshine. a little bit of fog right at the coast. the warmest day looks like is going to be monday and tuesday slightly cooler. that's a nice looking friday. warmer on sunday. >> and monday. >> monday we'll be talking fire danger. and we're talking a's and giants, one did well one did not. >> it's getting weird with the giants. we keep hearing them describe as this a truly blue collar team. everybody chips in, no superstars. it's starting to look like they

have one other wise cespedes is in disguise. the cuban goes out and shows everyone what all the fuss is about. sensational throw to the plate again and the tag delivered by norris. he is out and the a's with a 4- run lead early. miami a 5-run sixth to take the lead away. off the glove and will score all the way from first. and redick lines up at third. the a's in business 5-5 in the eighth and in the nine, 4-run outburst. coco crisp in after immediately being called out they review sit. upon further review he's declared safe. the a's had three more. 9-5 final. they lead the al west by 4-1/2

and looking sharp. distressing factoid number 86 concerning the giants they can't win in their own yard even with their best pitcher out there tonight. make it 10 losses in their last 12 at at&t. new and different ways to lose every night it seems as friday night gloominess out there. it's going to fetch two and open the flood gates basically in the 6th inning. the giants with some what of a mild rally. constitutes one of late. so we've got himself a triple and rbi they add one more. johnny quato though in complete control for the reds went 8-1/3 for the win and there is your final. the giants on the short end again 6-2. the dodgers however did lose to the giants still a couple of games up.

an ever so brief tiger sighting while team usa is gearing up before do or die time tuesday. and that's sports part two headed your way next. a ringe! radio announcer: mattress discounters 4th of july sale ends soon. safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. celebrate the fourth with envy apples, just $1.99 a pound.

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one of those rare occasions where circumstances would allow smiles following a loss but defeat is not going to cut it from here on out for team usa.

pump up the pressure tuesday against belgium. team usa would like to do a better job of getting scoring chances and they might get some help in that regard with the possible return of josey altedor. meanwhile tim howard has come through. talks about where he was mentally and physically. >> sports is not prone specifically. when you read things quicker, i think you feel like you're in the zone. you know i've felt like all season i've been in good rhythm with my club team and hopefully that will last a bit longer. and we won't be seeing tiger on tv. he missed the cut. he was 4-over 75 today and that's not going to cut it. so that's the sporting life. no tiger woods at his own tournament. >> thanks, mark. and thank you for joining us tonight for the 10:00 news.

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