we are going straight to breaking news tonight. late word of a small plane crash in livermore. good evening, everyone, i'm julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. the initial report of this

plane crash came from a viewer who called to tell us that he could hear the crash and an explosion about 9:00 tonight. the plane went down north of 580 in an area of open field. the faa said the plane had taken off from livermore airport just a couple of miles away, and the alameda county fire department says a small grass fire started as a cause of the crash. >> the plane is a piper 22, similar to this one. we do not know how many people are onboard that plane. the pa22 is a single engine aircraft known for impressive speeds. here is a photo from the scene, posted to instagram by jessica rhodes of livermore. the initial caller told us it appeared the plane was trying to perform an aerobatic maneuver and was close to the ground when it crashed. we have a crew close to the scene now, and we will have more for you coming up a little later in this newscast. people run for cover in san francisco as police catch a

parolee after a rush hour chase ends with his car crashing into several others. a dramatic take down by sfpd after a police chase takes officers right into crowded traffic during the height of rush hour. ktvu's ken pritchett, and his photographer just happened to be right there. ken's live now from the city. so ken, what did you see? >> reporter: we were stopped at that red light. we saw one police car with lights on, go on market on one way. suddenly 30 yards in front of us, there was a crash and a chaotic scene, as police, guns drawn, jumped on top of this car as they tried to arrest what they were calling a dangerous parolee. >> reporter: to the left of your screen, you can see a police baton crashing into a car window, and a police officer on top of that car, a struggle to pull a wanted parolee from behind the driver's seat. dozens of witnesses record the crash. some people scramble for safety.

a police chase of several miles stopped when the suspect as cadillac wedges between two cars on fifth. camille hayes was behind the wheel, and saw police in her rear-view mirror. >> i was trying to figure out what was happening, and the next thing i knew, something had smashed into my car and police had swarmed over the car wedged in behind me. >> reporter: trying to drive, despite being wedged in. >> the grinding of the metal was pretty dramatic. >> reporter: police say the man pulled from the car was suspected of a parole stop around 5:30 this evening. >> he was wanted, armed and dangerous. he's a prison gang member from a pretty violent prison gang. >> reporter: police say he sped away, striking a parole agent who was not injured, and multiple cars were hit along the way. >> it started swerving in and out of traffic trying not to hit things and around the

corner like a bat out of hell. >> reporter: a few blocks later, stopped by dense rush hour traffic. one passenger suffered minor injuries. the suspect taken away on a gurney. camille hayes left with a badly damaged car. >> going to be a small hassle, but i'm just happy that i am not hurt and no one on the scene was seriously hurt. >> reporter: this started on the 1400 block of enson in bay view. police say there were two civilians who suffered minor injuries, and the suspect's name has not yet been released. >> ken pritchett in san francisco tonight, thank you. also in san francisco we now know the name of a man accused of stealing a $100,000 car from a dealership today and then driving it right off the showroom floor and through a huge plate glass window. a police spokesperson says 37-

year-old peter dureoen stole the car. the car was a bmw m3 and it ended up hitting a parked taxi several blocks away. the cab driver was asleep inside and suffered minor injuries. he was arrested about an hour and a half later. today, the world was introduced to caitlin jener, formerly known as bruce jenner. the 1976 olympic gold medalist graces the vanity fair magazine with the headline, call me caitlin. the public debut is seen as a key moment in the transgender movement. >> reporter: within minutes of those photos being released, it created an internet and social media frenzy, but activists say there is much more to bruce jenner's story. that it is a point of pride, and a story they hope will lead to more conversations about transgender issues.

>> as soon as the vanity fair cover comes out, i'm free. >> reporter: a new look, and a new identity, as the former bruce jenner talks about the relief of stepping out as a woman. >> bruce, always had to tell a lie. he was always living that lie. every day, he always had a secret from morning until night. caitlin doesn't have any secrets. >> reporter: in this behind the scenes video, released by vanity fair magazine, caitlin jener poses for famed photographer annie liebovitz. >> she looked great. >> reporter: san francisco human rights commission, executive director teresa spar -- >> i'm actually 5 months older than she is. >> reporter: applauds the confident caitlin for bravely taking her private struggle with gender identity to the public arena. >> the state i've been seeing for many years is trans women are women. they're not make believe. they're women. >> reporter: women now seen by millions on the covers of

magazines. changing the narrative on a topic that some have considered taboo. >> if she can get people to understand what it means to be transgender, and that it isn't something you just do one day, decide to be transgender, you know, i think it's very, very helpful. >> i think that's very important. >> reporter: psychiatrist dan karasak has been treating transgender people for more than 20 years. he believes jenners celebry status can help challenge the harmful stereotypes of the transgender community. >> she is someone that people think they know. i think that makes a tremendous impact on people's attitudes towards transpeople. >> reporter: while millions are talking about jenner's transition. activists say they're not talking about the number of transgender people who are lost to suicide each year, or those who become the victims of assault or murder. they welcome this sudden spotlight, but they also want to see some change. >> heather holmes reporting

tonight in san francisco. heather thank you. >> the reaction on social media has been nonstop. we have some reaction. khloe kardashian on instagram said we were given this life because you were strong enough to live it. i couldn't be prouder caitlin. chad griffin wrote a monumental moment. bravo, caitlin jener. president obama tweeted out, it takes courage to share your story. and caitlin jener tweeted out, another jener world record, humbled and honored to reach 1 million followers in just four hours. thank you for your support. that was a record number of followers he reached in four hours. out-surpassing even the president. up to 1.8 million followers in less than a day. again, just some of the reaction now to bruce jenner,

stepping out as caitlyn jenner. the 34-year-old kardashian has been open about her struggles with infertility. the couple has one daughter who be will two later this month. the second baby is reportedly due in december. the silicon family executive is now appealing the verdict. attorneys filed a two page appeal in san francisco superior court today against cliner perkins. in march, a jury ruled in favor of the company deciding that gender was not the reason for her to not be promoted. seeking almost $1 million in legal fees and had offered to waive all costs if pao did not

appeal. pleasantton police released this picture of alexander kurtz. police say he batter add 13- year-old girl in november of last year. the alleged assault was at the building kids daycare center kurtz was supervising an event there. the 13-year-old was a former student who returned there for some reason. the owner of the daycare says she sawed incident. >> the detectives told us that he is being taken to jail and he will not be coming back to work and i should let the parents know. >> kurtz was later fired. the owner said he had been working there for about three years and had cleared all background checks. police say he had no prior record. the head of the tsa was reassigned today after a damaging report on the failure of airport security. the tsa screeners missed 95% of the fake bombs and weapons that were smuggled through check

points during unannounced tests. >> reporter: the internal investigation by the tsa found security failures at dozens of airports. more than a decade after 9/11, investigators smuggled banned weapons or fake explosives through security check points. >> really not that much better than it was before 9/11. this was really meant to be a deterrent. it's not the great wall of china. >> reporter: the classified report found tsa screeners failed 95% of the time. 67 out of 70 tests carried out by special investigators known as red teams. in one instance, an undercover agent with a fake bomb strapped to his back set off a magnetometer, but the screener failed to find it during a follow up pat down. this was supposed to mimic the underwear bomb that nearly brought down a jet over detroit on christmas day, 2009. the vast majority of threats are thwarted by good intelligence. >> all of them are sharing

information and discovering plots long before they came to fruition. >> reporter: just last week, the head of homeland security emphasized what's going well. >> in fiscal year 2014 alone, we screened some 16.4 million passengers through pre- clearance, and denied boarding to some 10,000 individuals. >> reporter: briefed on the findings, homeland security officials say johnson immediately directed tsa to implement changes. adding the 95% failure rate doesn't tell the whole story. saying the numbers in these reports never look good out of context, but they are critical element in the continuation of our aviation security. they also looked at checked baggage and found weaknesses throughout the system because of tech problems and human error. palo alto police would like to hear from anyone who has seen a missing elderly man.

this is a picture of martin tanian jr. he was never picked up for a ride home to sunnyvale. they say he has no phone, and no money, and that was last seen wearing a bright green shirt with an open khaki sweater and dark pants. we are continuing to follow that breaking news in livermore. i want to show you some live pictures from the scene of that small plane crash. a ktvu crew is there right now gathering information to bring you a live report. >> we're tracking a little bit of a warm up around here. i'll let you know what you can expect as we go through this week. >> and how are the warriors sharing their success this season with some bay area organizations that work with kids. >> really it's about giving love back to the community that loved us.

the golden state warriors are sharing the success of their dream season on the basketball court by helping bay area youngsters shoot for their own dreams through the efforts of warriors foundation. new at 10:00, ktvu's jana katsuyama on how the official watch parties are making a difference. >> most of my friends from school come up here and we play games of basketball. >> a high school senior from east oakland, who found a home team at his neighborhood boys and girls club. >> for me, it was an escape from an outside community. >> less than two miles from the warriors oracle arena, it's almost a world apart. but there are special connections that aren't measured in miles, but milestones. the warriors dream season this year has led to playoff parties at some 30 businesses that have

pledged to donate a portion of profits to the warriors foundation. >> really, it's about giving love back to the community that loves us. we're returning that passion and loyalty. >> reporter: every dollar raised goes to community grants. san francisco's ella hutch center, and helping young people with wellness programs and homework. for the oakland boys and girls club. this week will mark a new era. after years of support from the warriors foundation, they're getting an additional boost with an nba cares community project for a complete renovation of their old club. >> makes the clubs feel a lot more special, like you're just not the only one who knows about the club. there's people, there's superstars about the boys and girls club. >> reporter: on top of work already put in by harrison barnes and andre iguodala. both who grew up playing ball in boys and girls clubs, and volunteer at the club here. >> i appreciate these young men

for doing it. they don't have to, they could be anywhere in the world, but they take the time to come down and help kids. >> reporter: so far, the playoff watch parties have raised more than $50,000 for the warriors foundation. no small drop in the bucket by any means. in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox 2 news. and a positive sign for the warriors, and their fans. take a look. clay thompson returned to practice after suffering a concussion last week. however, he still hasn't been cleared by doctors under the nba's concussion protocol. that could happen tomorrow. thompson suffered a concussion last wednesday, when he was kneed in the head in the western conference finals against houston. we will hear from thompson later in sports about how he's feeling, and how this compares to a previous concussion. now to washington where the u.s. senate is due to reconvene tomorrow to vote on whether to reassume the nsa's controversial phone data surveillance program. the senate held a rare sunday

session yesterday but failed to come to a consensus, that was largely due to presidential candidate, and republican rand paul who blocked the bill. >> i think that people deserve to have basic privacy, and if the government thinks you've done something wrong, they can get a warrant and get access to communications. >> tomorrow they will submit a modified version called the freedom act. mayor lee is seeking a second full term after completing the final part of gavin newsom's term. the mayor also released his budget proposals today. they include nearly $9 billion in each of the next two fiscal years. it includes extra money to hire 400 new police officers. 198 new firefighters and 55

paramedics. muni is also getting more money to add to its fleet and hire more workers. the budget also increases funding for homeless programs. the mayor says financially speaking, these are good times for the city. mayor lee is among several leaders who started the muni challenge this morning. the mayor tweeted this picture of himself. >> if we got over on van ness, that would just take us down van ness. >> reporter: frustrated muni riders. just get onboard and start a conversation. >> terrible. i don't know why we're just giving them more money. >> reporter: local leaders are promising to get on muni every day for the next 22 days. >> i'm going to make sure that i ride every day. i'm going to try some new lines. >> reporter: they were chanced by the transit ridders union, which challenged them to make policy. >> do you think they're out of touch? >> i wouldn't say they're out

of touch, but we want to make sure they really understand it on a gut level what it means to users on a daily level. >> reporter: paul rhoads admits things could be better. >> are you doing a good job? >> we're doing a good job at getting better at what we do. >> reporter: he says improvements are coming. >> this past november, the voters overwhelmingly approved $500 million over 5 years for muni infrastructure. >> reporter: riders say they want to make sure the leaders get a real ride. >> because it's ridiculously over-corroded. >> i do thing the mission line, number 14 is very overcrowded. >> the worst possible time. i would give them no more money. >> reporter: not all the supervisors are signed up. in san francisco, claudine

wong, ktvu, fox 2 news. a bit of fog out there right now. it burns off today in san francisco. temperature in the city got into the upper 60s, some low 70s out in golden gate park here in the upper 60s. mid-60s today. rain to the north of us. low pressure lingers to the north of area, it continues with this pattern that we've been experiencing now for the entire month of may, and now into the first week of june. means slightly below temperatures. the low clouds and fog nights and mornings. tomorrow morning, setting up a lot like today. temperatures outside. right now, in the 50s, even low 60s. tomorrow morning, you end up low 50s, and upper 40s in the cool spots. then some mid-and upper 50s towards san jose. here's the fog footprint for tomorrow morning. not bad. a break here in the north bay. sunshine here. a little more towards the delta. watch how quickly it burns off.

in this model, it suggests a lot of it pulls away from the coast. areas north. even ocean beach and out there by fort point likes like it wants to clear out. the 80s show in the valley. these are the highlights for tuesday, which will be slightly warmer than today. there is a bit more warming in the week ahead. we'll look at the forecast, it will get us back into the 80s. a free ride home for state lawmakers who may be too drunk to drive, at 10:35, the backlash against this new park for california lawmakers. we're near the scene of a reported plane crash in livermore. what we have learned from the faa about what may have caused the crash.

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only one person, the pilot was onboard. ktvu's jana katsuyama has just arrived on scene. what can you tell us? >> reporter: frank, we're right at the corner of galaway. pushing in on the scene that you can see from behind us. across from this field, you see a number of emergency response vehicles over there. we understand that the plane crashed over there across the field about three miles northeast of livermore airport. i just received an update from an faa spokesperson within the past half hour, and he tells me that right now, officials believe the pilot was the only person onboard. right now, there is no word on the condition of that pilot. he does say that they believe it was a single engine piper pa22. that aircraft took off about 9:00 tonight from the livermore airport. and it apparently reported control problems soon after departing. now we understand that there were some people who were here

who saw flames coming from the crash sight. there was a quick emergency response from various people and we have been in touch with the alameda county fire officials. they're trying to collect evidence, and get some more information about what the condition of that pilot was. again, the faa is thinking that the pilot was the only person onboard. we do understand that there are personnel from the faa and the ntsb who are going to be coming out here to try and help with the investigation. but right now, you can see we're more than an hour after this flight, which supposedly crashed in there. still out there at the scene. we aren't seeing the same kinds of flames coming out from that area, but certainly this is something which is a great concern. they're not identifying who that person was on that plane and the faa spokesperson is telling us they have not yet determined what the number was. the tail number on that plane, which is what helps them make out identification. so we are going to be staying out here on this scene.

there are a number of people who are out here, witnesses. and of course, we're going to be talking with some of the first responders to get more information, and we'll have that for you either later on tonight or first thing tomorrow on ktvu mornings on 2. >> just to clarify, there is the possibility that this pilot survived? >> reporter: certainly. they're not making any pronouncements of any sort right now. they're just trying to get information. it is something where they're trying to be very careful as well. of course, that's the first thing we're going to asking them as they get to the scene and try to figure out what the situation is. >> jana, thank you. instant alerts for earthquakes that didn't happen. tonight, at 10:45, the problem with phantom quakes that has the usgs apologizing. >> plus a new $4 million firehouse that can't open after building inspectors spotted a problem. >> but up first, a free ride home for state senators who have been drinking and shouldn't drive. plus the group already calling

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a relatively new program at the state capitol is stirring up controversy. state senate back in february hired two part time employees, who's duties included driving senators home anytime day or night. richard sharp is live now at the state capitol with the details, including who's footing the bill for this program. >> reporter: taxpayers are footing the bill. two different part time positions that work during the overnight hours, at a cost of about $2,500 per person, per month. the sergeant of arms says these are for emergency services, these two people, but i spoke with one state senator who said this is a joke and definitely a waste of taxpayer money. >> it's not something most state senators want to talk

about. drivers on standby, during the overnight hours just for senators. officially, they're for emergency services. but senator jeff stone says that's not the reality. >> there's no reason to have anybody on staff 24 hours a day, which is really nothing more than a specialized transport for those that may over- indulge. >> reporter: later he pleaded no contest to a lesser charge. the new overnight senate employees were hired in february. the leader of the state senate would not go on camera but released a statement saying the positions are important and a matter of security. the harvard jarvis taxpayers association says not only is this a waste of taxpayer money -- >> there are taxi cabs available. there is uber. and certainly, this program sets up the expectation that legislators are going to be out

there getting drunk. >> reporter: for people paying for the overnight drivers, the concept of the special perk for state senators is appalling. >> why is this offer to them? >> they make enough money. why not have the drunk homeless guy get a ride home. >> it's frustrating. i know if me and her were drunk and didn't have money, we're pretty much sol. >> reporter: lawmaker also get a daily allowance for transportation, called a per diem. >> we're given a $183 tax stipend every day. i think we can afford a $5 cab if we happen to indulge at one of the establishments near the capitol. >> reporter: those who worked overnight hours will also provide in-building security. i tried to speak with a sergeant of arms regarding all of this, and i was just referred to the leader of the senate. live at the capitol, richard sharp, julie, back to you.

thank you. >> starting today, water agencies across the state have to comply with a water mandate to cut use by 25%. each district has a goal for water reduction. customers also face new rules on how much water they can use, and for what purpose. those caught violating the rules will get hit with surcharges and fines. >> first offense, that would be a warning. second offense, would be $250. third offense would be a $500 fine. then we could either continue to fine people or eventually we could shut off service. >> those who water their yards more than two days a week, wash their driveways or hose down their cars without a shutoff nozzle will face fines. local rules will vary. for san francisco, the goal is an 8% reduction in water use. in alameda county, they're looking to reduce water by 16%, and looking at 20% cuts for san jose, and marin municipal. cut backs go as high as 36% for

some districts. to see the entire list, go to ktvu.com and look at the drought tab. a home grown pedestrian safety project was literally ripped off last night. organizers of the safety flag program tell us 7 of 8 canisters holding bright colored pedestrian flags were cut down from utility poles overnight. the flags have been in use for more than two years helping people safely cross busy lincoln avenue. the woman responsible for them says, they worked. >> so yeah, you feel dorky, but i've also driven down this street 100 times at least. you can't see people with a bright orange flag you suddenly can see them. so dorky or not, i don't want to be in the hospital. >> holly bar says she doesn't know if this was a prank or someone's mean spirited action. she plans to look into replacing the flags which cost about $3 a piece. a state of the art fire station unable to open. the city of santa rosa was

hoping to have its new firehouse open in time for fire season. rob roth tells us, building inspectors discovered a problem. >> here in the upscale fountain grove neighborhood, one of santa rosa's potentially hazardous fire zones sits a brand new $4 million firehouse the city still cannot use. >> it's a little frustrating. >> reporter: he showed us the problem city building inspectors found. >> the rust around the kitchen stove is at a height 5 or 6 inches too tall. >> reporter: parts are inaccessible those with disabilities. >> people with disabilities wouldn't be using this kitchen. >> no the only people you let use the kitchen are firefighters. >> reporter: one of the showers may need widening. another potential problem is this door. the fire chief says under ada specifications it's 3 inches

too narrow. neighbors anxious to get a working fire station up and running before summer say they can't believe the reason for the hold up. >> i wish they would just disregard it, and open the firehouse. that's what's important. >> we're hoping that the response times would be better up here, and now that this hasn't gone in, nothing has changed. >> reporter: public buildings must be fully accessible to all. >> it's a federal law, so it matters. >> reporter: the city has hired a consultant to find solutions. the fixes shouldn't be expensive or difficult and the city is looking to why the fire station wasn't built to proper codes in the first place. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu, fox 2 news. reporting sizable quakes that didn't happen. the usgs issued alerts only to attract them later. we explain the phenomenon of phantom quakes. >> we talk about the forecast for tomorrow. a little bit warmer in some places. as we move forward, temperatures are going to

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asked to call police. actor comedian, tracy morgan broke his silence today about an accident that almost killed him, and also took the life of a close friend named jimmy mcnair. >> when i got home, it really hit me, and every day i would just watch the accident on youtube and one day i came across his funeral on youtube, and i just, i lost it for about a week. >> morgan was visibly upset talking about the loss of his friend when a wal-mart truck hit their big limo last june. morgan stars on 30 rock and two other friends along with them were also seriously injured. wal-mart reached a settlement last week. morgan says the case is settled, but the pain of the crash will never go away. he says he would like to get back into comedy, but right now, he just needs to focus on

healing. singer enrique iglesias had hand surgery after a drone blade cut his fingers, but he kept performing for about another 30 minutes, even though his land was clearly bleeding. after the show, he flew to los angeles to see a hand specialist. he plans to resume his tour on july 3 in mexico city. the state senate approved a two step boost to california's minimum wage. senate bill 3 is authored by state senator mark leno from san francisco. it would raise the state's minimum wage to $11 an hour next year and $13 an hour by 2017. opponents call it a job killer. supporters say almost a quarter of californians live in poverty and it's time to raise wages. the bill now moves to the state assembly. the dow rose 29, the nasdaq was up 12. the s & p 500 added 4. a report showed manufacturing grew last month for the first time in 6 months.

a committee at the san francisco board of supervisors gave its initial approval to 3 proposed laws aimed at reducing the number of sugar filled sodas consumed in the city. one proposal would prohibit spending any city money on buying sugar filled drinks. another would ban soda on city owned property. a third would mandate warnings that soft drinks can lead to obesity and diabetes. the beverage companies are fighting back. the warriors clay thompson took part in practice today. coming up, what he told us about his recovery from last week's concussion. our sports director, mark ibanez will have that and more. >> looking for warmer weather in the forecast. look at that beautiful moon shot. he will let us know what the rest of the week has in store. >> instant alerts for earthquakes that actually never happened. up next, the usgs explains a

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the u.s. geological survey has been forced into retractions after reporting false earthquakes that never happened. what's behind these seismic false alarms? >> reporter: spends her day -- red is within the last hour. >> reporter: looking at a computer. let's look at a recent event. >> reporter: to see what's shaking beneath her feet. >> that's not really what's happening. >> reporter: what happened this weekend, two large earthquakes. a 7.8 magnitude shook japan on

saturday. another unrelated 6.7 quake hit alaska. >> these deep earthquakes fooled our automatic processing system. >> reporter: in fact, earthquake sensors mistakenly read the energy waves from those large quakes far away. >> this is one of the canceled events. >> reporter: as three moderate 4 to 5 magnitude quakes here. >> this is one of the ones that made it out. >> reporter: meant to screen the difference between say a real quake in napa, and the energy from a big distant quake. >> unfortunately, on friday, and in some cruel twist of fate on saturday, these systems didn't work. >> this is from friday. >> reporter: text and email went out about the quakes. >> i had a couple sleepless

nights. >> reporter: as sophisticated as earthquake science has become. >> you can see they're not lining up. >> reporter: it's not a perfect science. >> it's fair to say the earth can always throw us a surprise. >> reporter: we still need people to keep computers. >> could be. >> reporter: in check. tonight the usgs reports the software reports for those text alerts have been fixed. noel walker, fox 2 news. tracking those temperatures today. not as warm as you might expect for early june here. but 74 in antioch. 77 in livermore. the highs tomorrow will be slightly warmer, but not much. i think these areas might see upper 70s and even low 80s. temperatures around the bay look a lot like these 72 in oakland. tomorrow is around the bay area about the same. there is the cloud cover. plenty of clouds out there now. i think tomorrow morning when we wake up there will be a few

more clouds lingering. burns off pretty quickly, then temperatures tomorrow get up there, maybe a degree or two warmer, especially inland. kind of warm out right now. livermore 62. san jose at 63. mountain view at 62 right now. so it's pretty warm. microclimates as you move through them. mid-60s, upper 60s towards berkely, albany, castro valley. these start clicking into the mid-70s when you get out in walnut creek. upper 70s toward eastern valley. you might find an 80 south toward gilroy, or morgan hill. we'll see, but it's not going to be, incremental changes. no major changes here. in san francisco, it's cloudy. maybe some drizzle, there was a little bit of drizzle this morning, measurable. up to a 10th of an inch showed up in the san rafael area. in san jose, it will be a little bit warmer, obviously. further south, 74 for a daytime

high. you start off cloudy, but it's a nice day. tomorrow, i think will be noticeably nicer than today, because i think the cloud cover, there will be more sunshine, more quickly tomorrow than there was today. 77 in clear lake. 71 in novato. these are forecast highs for tuesday. wednesday, they're going to be maybe a degree cooler, or the same. thursday and friday, the temperatures will start to come back up. but not a ton. low 80s, maybe some mid-80s. but not what you might expect for early june. i would expect this time of the year, i'd expect the inland bay valleys to be knocking off low 90s easy. mid-90s wouldn't be out of the question, but instead, we're in this kind of cool pattern that wants to continue with a slight chance for a sprinkle in here as we get in towards the sunday and the weekend, you'll see it pop in here. i don't know. like we had this morning, it will be a real light not event. but we haven't been talking about wildfires, so that's a good thing. >> we haven't. i know usually this time of year, we covered many. >> it's been nice and mild. >> there is one tomorrow, a cat

4 hurricane coming up out of baja right now. that's early. >> thank you bill. a bill that would require cheerleading be classified as a sport cleared a major hurdle in sacramento today. the legislation had the california interscholastic federation oversea competitive cheerleading. formal recognition would mean consistent safety rules. the assembly overwhelmingly approves the bill. if approved, the changes would go into effect by the 2017-2018 school year. the giants were really hot there for a while, but they've cooled off considerably the past few days. >> you might say that, kind of like that old frank sinatra song. too hot not to cool down. the giants briefly overtaking the dodgers in fact in the west have hit the skids in a minor, let's not worry about it yet. losers of three straight at home. tonight, they ran into a sensational pitcher by the name of gerrit cole.

that's not him. that's actually the lead guitar player for zz top. here's cole. brandon belt down the right field line. the giants lead 2-0. look at the pirates in the 3rd. andrew mccutchen, he thinks he's got himself a three run double. angel pagan, a sensational catch to rob him of perhaps a three run double. instead, it's a sacrifice fly as you see it again. great ability there by pagan in center. bases loaded again for mccutchen. one out. this time, it's hunter pence with a nice sliding catch. again, it's a sacrifice fly scoring cole, the pitcher. 2-2. however this time, ryan vogelsong won't make it out of the inning with more trouble. next batter, neil walker in between him. left-center field. got himself a two run double. that beats vogelsong. cole went 7 innings, pitched

very well, and he has won 8. couldn't buy any good news for bay area baseball squads today. best thing to happen, the a's had the day off as they travel to detroit city. the cal bears had their season conclude in the regional final leading up to the college baseball world series. texas a&m up 1-0. deep for the bears and gone. solo homer. cal is dead even. 1-1 off matt kent there. come the 8th inning, texas a&m back up 2-1. adding on here. young hunter milton with a base hit right back up. he got himself an rbi and a 3-1 final. the aggies move onto the super regional. a good year for cal nonetheless. the only game for the warriors right now, the waiting game. if you're going to have this much time off, you might as well put it to good use. the warriors receive encouraging news. sports part 2 next.

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i don't know, heaven knows what what we'd be talking about if thompson hadn't been kneed to the head. the regard to the healing process, the other splash brother was able to practice

today for the first time. reportedly no issues. however, he has not been officially cleared by the nba to play in game 1 thursday night, but it is looking good. clay revealed he's actually been through a head injury in high school that felt a little more serious than this one. >> i have got a concussion before in my life. i knew it wouldn't take me more than a few days to get back to normal, and the last one i got was worse than the one i got last week. it was more, to me, i think it was mild. i mean it wasn't, you know really severe, but i think, you know, it was part of timing to get a week off to get fully healthy. >> i don't know if he still has it or not. but you can't notice in play. all right, and inter- related nba story, the chicago bulls have hired fred hoiberg

as their new coach. that's the sporting life on a monday night. >> thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues right now at ktvu.com. >> have a great night, everyone. see you again tomorrow. >> good night.

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