it is a gorgeous day around the bay area. as temperatures rise you're looking at a beautiful day there. we will be seeing quite the warm up. i'm john sasaki in for tori campbell. we are not going to be too bad at least not like monday was. >> we were just discussing that. monday was hot but we are

warming up again, not on the coast though. any fog this morning burned off pretty quick. it settled in the 60s. started to warm up quick. 90 in livermore. it is warmer yet 59 half-moon bay. santa rosa 82. mimi gish says it's warming up. oakland 6, hayward 7, concord 3. it is very shallow. it is starting to burn off the coast. really thick, thick, thick. you can see parts of western san francisco and along the santa cruz coast. we are going the see that fog linger here and play into a

cooler forecast. we'll have that coming up in about ten minutes. >> all right. thanks. prosecutors say they charged four people that we first told you about in may. they include the teenaged son of the homeowner. you can see two men with knives going room by room and trying to break down a door. the 17-year-old son helped plan the invasion of his father east house with criminal street gang members. they are facing robbery and burglary with gang enhancements. surprising new information about a prison employee who may have helped two convicted killers escape. a law enforcement source says they were planning to provide transportation to the killers but changed her mind at the last minute. she also allegedly brought tooled to help him get out. >> reporter: the search stretches into the 7th day. sweat and matt on the run after

breaking out of the correctional facility in northern new york state last weekend. >> our priority is to get these two men into custody. hopefully they don't harm anyone outside of our community. >> the two leaving behind this note after using power tools to cut through steel walls. investigators questioning prison employee joyce mitchell who had befriended them. the clinton county district attorney says she did not provide the tools but did bring other contraband into the facility. >> each day we are learning more and more information as far as what her involvement was and what her relationships were with matt and sweat. from that we are dropping leads that we continue to investigate. >> reporter: authorities focusing on a wooded area after search dogs picked up a scent. people are being asked to keep

their doors and windows locked. area residents on edge as the manhunt drags on. >> it is like a movie. it is scary. >> reporter: the district attorney did not comment on what kind of contraband she brought into the prison. he did say she could face felony charges. david lee miller, fox news. a bay area gas station employee says an's cream freezer probably saved his life during a violent robbery. they released surveillance video in hopes of catching the two gunmen. it happened at 8th and harrison. you can see them pointing a weapon at the clerk. the clerk ran for his life. a fellow worker says it was a very close call. >> when she saw the video, when the younger was one pointing the gun at the man it was a cigarette display and he tripped over the ice cream bar machine and it actually saved

his life. >> that clerk was uninjured. the two men raced away in a light colored sedan with possibly a third person inside. a crash on a san jose freeway. chp said they crashed into a tree. other drivers stopped but couldn't get that fire out because it was so intense. chp could not tell if it was a man or woman. the crash closed several lanes of traffic for several hours. the car had washington plates and included luggage in the back. police asking for your help in the case of a college student. she was out with her sister and friends when she was hit by a stray bullet. although there were plenty of people out on the street police

still have no suspects. the investigators have put this video about the case on the facebook page in hopes of generating more leads. >> to have a homicide like this that's so shocking to the community and so senseless in terms of the victim really stays with us. >> the police are offering a $100,000 reward leading to the arrest of the killer. the red cross is offering help to people displaced about an apartment building fire. it broke out around account this morning. you can see some of the smoke there. it is near north point streets. it took firefighters about 30 minutes to put it out. no one was hurt but a cat was killed in a fire. the cause is under investigation. the time is running out for residents including dozens of children in a redwood city apartment building. they said they received

eviction notices a few days after the building. they protested in front of the building to ask for more time. they say finding an affordable new place to live will be difficult. >> a lot of these families have gone out and they can't find any place which means either they leave the area or who knows, we have one family who this happened to before. she lived in a shelter for about a year. >> 30 children live in the building. organizers say they heard the landlord wants to renovate. it is likely rents will go up. they are asking that the landlord help pay for their moves. taking a step towards a large new housing retail development. the six story building will go up at blake street. this is what the building would look like it would include a restaurant on the ground floor. they report it put off voting until next month because of concerns about the size of that

building. this morning we got a tour of the renovated northern half of dolores park. there is a fresh pathway and san francisco added more restrooms. once both sides of the park are renovated it will have more than two dozen restrooms. they weren't originally intended for public use. >> they were never adequate for the number of users. that was probably the biggest infrastructure move i think the average user will notice. >> a disco party. they will close for renovations for a few months. they will be upgrading the irrigation system and adding restrooms. bart's board of directors approved a budget aimed at improving the system. bart says riders made it clear

they want better on time performance and cleaner stations. it includes adding maintenance shifts to get cars back in the service. it will put 30 cars back in the service long enough for three trains. >> that's going to be huge because during the busiest time during the morning commute you can really not get on. it is even busy like at 10:00 at night. >> the budget will add more clean up crews for the trains and bart stations. it provides for eight more police officers and five community service officers. >> puts it up and knocks it in. head coach started his small line up and it paid off big

time with a 103-82 win. james needed stitches to close a cut after he collided with a camera in the first half. it didn't effect his playing time. he scored 20 points and none in the first quarter. >> make them take tough shots. make them work as hard as possible. you look at his strengths, weaknesses, which way he prefers to play and take him out of his cortisone. >> you pick up momentum and you get a big win. >> the warriors regained home court advantage in what's a best of three series. >> his wife posted this picture of rilely curry. he slept through the entire first half. can't wait to get back to the bay. two more to go. we bring the noise in the bay.

they return home this sunday. game six on tuesday at 6:00 and if it goes to game 7 it it would be in oakland a week from tonight. everyone is taking measures to conserve water. we'll tell you the way they are cutting down their water use. the parents of an naacp leader say she is pretending to be a black woman and hair response from the civil rights organization.

ñzuuap uhá standing behind a woman who is suspected of lying about her race. her parents say she has been pretending to be a black woman for decades. here is what happened when a reporter asked her about it.

>> are you african american? >> i don't understand the question. >> her parents say she is white with german, checz and russian roots. she was named the president of spokane naacp chapter. it says it is not a disqualifying for leadership. i think it's great. i mean it's a place in san francisco we can afford. we have a view of the entire skyline. >> newlyweds are among the first people to move in. their two bedroom town home says the garage is all for about $650,000. the new development sits on land that was once used on

radiation and chemical weapons. the navy has spent the last 20 years cleaning it up. >> it has been studied and analyzed for many years. this will be a wonderful new neighborhood in san francisco. >> the developer plan to have a total of 6000 housing units. the drought is forcing bay area sports teams to come up with conservative ways to conserve water. they are determining how much overnight watering is needed. they are cleaning the seats with spray bottles and hand towels. they try to avoid watering the infield dirt while they are on

the road. the 49ers use recycled weather on the grass and for some of the plumbing at levi stadium. they replaced some of the grass with turf along the outer edges of the field. the next stage of the womens world cup. team u.s.a . takes on sweden tonight. u.s. is favored is win. the game will be played starting at 5:00 this evening our time. press is looking forward to this match up. >> we expect that. we expect to play against the best and we have been preparing for a long time for these matches. every game that we get under our belt we are trying to grow. >> an intriguing element of tonight is the former coach of the u.s. is now the head coach of sweden. there is a viewing party being held at civic center plaza. we show you what you can expect

if you're there. >> reporter: well, soccer fever here in san francisco. we are getting all warmed up for a big viewing party that will happen later on tonight. at 5:00 they will have the womens world cup game. they will have it on the big screen here and a whole bunch of people will fill up the plaza for what should be a really good time. let me bring in joanna doyle. how important it is to have soccer in the spotlight for young girls girls? >> it is very important. these are the women our young women are looking up to. to have them putting it on the big screen is fantastic. we couldn't be prouder. >> reporter: there will be activity and food out here. >> a great family friendly

event. >> and we'll have julie down here as well to hang out with the folks watching team u.s.a . taking on sweden. this is the first of several viewing parties. there will be several other happening june 30th and july 5th also here at civic center plaza. back to you. >> again, it is u.s.a . at sweden at 5:00 tonight. if you cant make it to the civic center party you can watch right here. coverage starts at 4:00 p.m the game starts at 5:00. we have some developing traffic news out of san francisco. van ness is closed. they say it's probably best to avoid that part of the avenue. let's take a look at this warm weather we have got. >> it is on the cool side but inland some are already at 90

degrees. really thick fog. some of that continues to favor the coast. there was some up towards here. the fog is rather extensive. high pressure is squashing it. it is eroding it. it goes all the way down santa cruz. it is starting to burn off to the north. it is still kind of thick. you can see maybe a few little breaks heading down the coast. look at southern california. they are sold out for much of that down there. only a few breaks around catalina. 82 santa rosa. it is closer to the north there. already about 78 to 80 degrees. a lot of 50s and 60s. go to half-moon bay where it is 59 degrees. not much of a breeze any time travis is less than 10. it will be a warm high pattern.

there is a little bit of a southerly breeze. it might help. it is not that strong. inland 90s to 102 at redding. they have had a strong north breeze. they are very very warm. possibly up to 110. water temps are getting very warm. half-moon bay at 60. monterey 58. they are the ones since the warmest since april. high pressure looses its grip ever so slightly tonight into saturday. it looks like it will be slightly cooler into the weekend. it may take a couple of day, sunday and monday before inland areas really cool down. this time of year it's really tough. 90s to 100s for the interior. so some thick morning fog is holding on into the afternoon hours. it will be back sunny and warm. maybe even a little bit of that

humidity factor. we had rain on wednesday. it was scorching hot on monday. it ends on friday and then on -- excuse me, monday and from time to time we had the rain and humidity factor. not as high today but a little bit of that moisture in the air. it is cool. mother nature is air- conditioning. it is a hot one but it is june. it gets hot around here. it will be slightly cooler going into the weekend. >> you know what i always see coming through the tunnel, you see a drop of 20 degrees. >> or your car thermometer, you can watch that. >> yes. exactly. good deal. thanks. >> sure. a look at the ongoing demolition at candle stick. >> plus got a run down of some of the big events going on this weekend.

the dow is down 141 right now. it's about time for our weekend watch. there's plenty to do over the next couple of days whether you're a music lover or a sports fan. >> i'm ken wayne with your weekend watch around the bay area. the giants open up a home stand. the first game at 7:30 at at&t park. canadian singer performs at

city winery at 8:00 p.m put on your boogy shoes to the dancing under the stars event. saturday kicks off with women world cup soccer action. france takes on columbia followed by england battling mexico. coverage begins at 9:00 a.m.. the north beach festival starts with food, drinks, crafts and music at 10:00 a.m.. brad paisley will be recording in mountain view. the concert starts at 7:00 p.m the saber cats take on in san jose at 7:30. it's the kmel summer jam. show time is 7:30. on sunday it's time to close the get highway for sunday streets. that starts at 11:00 a.m.. relive california history

at the 53rd and yule celebration with food, music and drinks in the town square starting at 11:00 a.m.. paul rogers will perform also. four months after the beginning of demolition candle stick park is almost gone. only two small sections remain. the rest has been torn down and cleared away. 6000 homes are planned for site starting in 2017. we are always here on ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have yourself a great weekend. [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ] [ music ]

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