good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian. we have developing news out of san anselmo. pg&e crews have just capped a gats leak. the line was hit by a third- party contractor at 9:00 on kensington court. skyfox was overhead. traffic had to be diverted this morning but roads are now reopened. neighborhoods are without gas. bizarre standoff in san jose is now over after police were able to coax a man down from a 90- foot tall crane. he had been holed up inside the

working box for about 14 hours. he finally climbed counsel at about 10:00 -- climbed down by 10:00 this morning. he was taken away by paramedics to be shutdown. the crane's power was shut down during the whole ordeal. >> he's despondent. at times incoherent. his sobriety is in question. that's what we know at this point. >> the man's been identified as 39-year-old alam scandar. police say he appears to be a transient. he's expected to be booked on suspicion of trespassing. the united states supreme court could rule this week on same- sex marriage. high court is set to rule on two cases dealing with the 14th amendment which addresses a person's rights and equal protection of the law. four states where same-sex marriages are banned, michigan, ohio, kentucky and tennessee. the supreme court will decide

whether the state should be required to issue marriage licenses to same-sex comums and if they recognize -- couples and if they must recognize marriages in other states. the governor of south carolina is expected to hold a press conference. there are reports she will remove the confederate flag. the debate over the flag is starting to play a role in the republican presidential race. >> reporter: we're hearing a lot of talk and seeing demonstrations in the solidarity in the wake of this church attack in south carolina. this is also quickly entering a political realm. as the sun began to set in charleston, thousands began a long march across the city's distinctive ravanal bridge. emanuel ame church, where nine black parishioners were are killed last week allegedby by dylann roof reopened the doors for sunday services. >> the blood of the mother

emanuel nine requires us to work until not only justice in this case but for those still living in the margin of life. >> reporter: president obama who spent the weekend in california is once again decrying a lack of political will in washington to pass new gun control measures. but back in south carolina, another debate is taking hold. a civil war statue in charleston was vandal identified with a spray spaented message. black lives matter. it was -- spray painted message. black lives matter. after former republican presidential candidate mitt romney said the flag should be removed, gop candidates for president in 2016 faced their own questions. >> everyone is being baited with in question as if somehow

that has anything to do with running for president. and my position is it does not. >> you put up flags or you can get rid of them. it won't make any difference. what's gonna make a difference is do we change people's hearts and minds? >> reporter: now, according to the church, funerals for many of these victims will be held later this week. that includes the pastor of the church clementa pinckney, also a state senator for south carolina. doug luzader, fox news. >> parents are planning to rally at a south bay elementary school against proposed staffing changes. nearly all uflt teachers will be transferred to other schools in the district. now, originally west valley teachers had been told they would have reapply for their jobs and that some within left in place after what was described as tension at the school. the district and teachers union decided that would be unfair. now the plan is to transfer all

of the teachers to ear schools. parents will be holding a rally at the school at 6:00 tonight demanning the teachers stay at west valley -- demanding the teachers stay at west valley. uber and lyft are among sponsors of the mayors' conference. cab drivers are accusing the ride sharing company of buying off the mayors. they also say they carried inadequate insurance, don't do background checks and pay their drivers low wages. the mater of madison, wisconsin will skip the tour today. police were called to sonoma and indiana street after 1:00 a.m. there they found a 32-year-old man arrive. he died after taken to the hospital. the name. victim is not being released until his family is notified. police are looking for evidence there at the crime scene but they want anyone who heard or

saw anything to contact investigators either directly or anonymously through solano crimestoppers. police say a flasher may be on the loose in the city. mercury news reports there were two incidents of a flasher in the brook vail neighborhood. both happened at the gateway shopping center. tuesday a woman told police she saw a flasher. then two days layer, another woman said a man in a parked car exposed himself. the car is described as a white, two-door 1990s honda civic. >> the man is described as latino unshave within a buzz cut. if you have information, call fremont police. the contractor who work odden the balcony in berkeley reportedly had to rebuild palkonys due to water damage. many suspect dry rot from water getting into the wood was a factor. the chronicle reports segway construction of pleasanton and a waterproofing subcontractor were sued in 2012 after

balconies in millbrae were destroyed by try rot three years after construction. segway settled out of the court for $3.5 million. the bodies of four of the five irish students killed in the collapse have arrived in ireland. the grieving families are preaching for funeral services this week. the first is expected to take place tomorrow. the body of the fifth stay tuned is due to arrive in -- fifth student is due to arrive today. a mass yesterday at st. mary's cathedral in san francisco paid tribb bought to all of those killed -- trish butte to all of those -- tribute to all of those killed. just days before pride events, a mural in san francisco's mission district meant to show pride in the latino community is defaced again. a mural on 24th on was

vandalized days before it was put up. this marks the second time that mural has been vandalize. someone spray painted the mural days after it was first unveiled a couple of weeks ago. people in the mission district are saddened it happened a second time. >> i can't believe it. just -- it's endemic with what's happening with the kind of displacement going on in san francisco particularly in the mission district. it's unbelievable that such a beautiful piece of arts it work is here -- artwork is here. >> the gallery says it's received homophobic hate speech and physical threats. the mural is painted on paper and glued to the call in sections. the museum is seeking donations from the public to have the mural replaced before pride

celebration. a class will be held for the history of the lgbt. students can take a field trip to the history museum. it's been almost two weeks since two prison inmates escaped a maximum security prison. taking a live look outside at the oakland estuary. we see a lot of clouds in the sky. we'll be seeing the sun soon. rosemary is here to tell us about a warmup ahead. why the white house says if it goes unaddressed, it do cost stens of thousands of -- tens of thousands of lives.

a suicide bomber killed at least two people near the afghan parliament building in kabul this morning. a large car bomb exploded near the out urwall of the compound as lawmakers were meeting inside. seven taliban gunmen tried to storm the building. security forces fought them off, killing all seven. a woman and 10-year-old girl were killed. no one inside the marleyment building was hurt. the florida man who flew

his gyrocopter over the white house refused a plea deal. he flew it right on the capitol lawn on tax day. he has sold the associated press he's rejected an offer that included significant jail time because it doesn't seem fair for an act of civil disobedience. police have ended a search fear pennsylvania for the two prisoners who broke out of the prison two weeks ago. a witness reportedly spotted them walking along a railroad line in the town of friendship in western new york. police say the sighting is not confirmed. the convicts have been on the run since june 6th. that's when they used power tools to break out of the clinton power facility. the main manhunt is in upstate new york. that's where police reportedly found dna evidence of two men in a hunting cabin. >> we've recovered specific items from the cabin. we've forwarded them to the appropriate laboratories and we

haved conclusive -- and reached conclusive determination. we're not prepared to release that information yet. >> police have investigated more than 2,000 lead since the two men escaped. the man accused of shooting and killing a new orleans police officer over the weekend is now in custody. a rookie officer found the suspect and arrested him. >> reporter: after being treated at interim lsu hospital for exhausttion, officers carried bois by the limb. >> a brand-new officer with his training spotted him this morning. >> that happened at a convenience store in the 9th ward. officers say bois hopped on a bus in an attempt to lose him. still wearing busted handcuffs from his arrest friday night. but they were able to stop the bus. >> awesome. great job nopd. >> reporter: bois faces a first-

degree murder charge after investigators say he killed officer darryl holloway on saturday. bois was first taken into custody on friday for aggravated assault on a woman with a firearm. >> they turned him over to the day watch to transport him. >> reporter: holloway was in charge of transporting him. but police say in the car, he was able to shoot the officer. the officer crashed his unite and later died. besides holloway's fun, investigators found two others inside the squad car. >> one of the guns was a .38 revolver and then there was a .40 caliber weapon, a smith and wes on which was -- wesson which was believed to be used in this crime. >> reporter: harrison doesn't know how bois was able to be in possession of the guns. another question lingers, where

did bois hide ut saturday night. u.s. marshals and nopd officers spotted the fugitive saturday afternoon in a pickup truck before he crashed it into a saint rock home. a number of streets were shut down for hours without any sign of bois. >> we don't know how he was able to evade us for that long of a time. >> reporter: police are not sure if bois had any help in his escape. during his first appearant at emergency straight court on sunday. a judge described the 33-year- old as a danger to the community. ruling he will be held in custody without bond. back to you. search teams in new mexico have found the body of a missing former white house chef. 61-year-old walter scheib went hiking in the taos mountains on june 13th. he never returned him. his body was found late last night off a trail. the cause of death has not been released. are he served as white house executive chef under presidents

clinton and george w. bush from 1994 until 2005. the white house says failure to act on climate change could lead to the death of 60,000 people by next century. the report out today says the low slowing the rate of the climate change could have saved the u.s. more than $3 million in costs from rising oceaned an storm surges and that $34 billion in air conditioning and electricity costs could also be avoided. the obama administration calls the report a wakeup call. firefighters are battling a massive firefighter south of markleeville. officials say the washington fire has burned at least 6500 acres. mandatory evacuation orders are in place. at least five homes and 15 historic cabins are in danger and several local roads are closed. a wildfire in san bernardino county is still burning out of control. it started on wednesday about 90 miles east of l.a. more than 17,000 acres have burned so far and the fire is just 19% contained. the cause is still under

investigation. drought is starting to have a major impact on summer recreation at folsom lake. boaters who rent slips at the marina had to remove them this weekend. in normal years, the boats could stay docked well into september but the water level is so low at 414 feets owners could no longer leave their boats in the water. >> i'm gonna miss coming out and taking the kids and wake boarding and enjoying the afternoons and i guess i have to find another hobby. >> once the water level falls below 400 feet, the speed limit for boats drops to 5 miles an hour which is too slow for water skiing. anticipating a bit of a warmup. here's rosemary orozco. mild at the day. it's a warm one inland. it's a warming trend we will see as we move through your business week. giving you a live look across the bay bridge, bay bridge into san francisco with the low

clouds still overhead. portions of oakland along the east bay. onto stormtracker2 and i will show you you where the clouds are. beginning to pull back some, still inside the bay and along the coast, i think along the coast we'llable partly to mostly cloudy for the entire die. in richmond stretching through emeryville as well as berkeley, oakland into san leandro, partly to mostly cloudy. it stretches across the bay bridge that we showed you a moment ago and san francisco still covered in gray. the low clouds and the fog from the north bay paul the way down to the san mateo county coastline. looks like santa cruz is partly cloudy. fair field, the onshore breeze at 14 miles per hour. it has pulled back some. yesterday morning we were tracking it anywhere from 25 to 30 miles per hour as a result, fairfield warmer by a few degrees at this hour. you will follow suit as you get into the afternoon. a slightly warmer day for you. concord still slightly cooler than yesterday. livermore, oakland, sfo, a cooler day as well.

santa rosa, it looks like you are 4 degrees warmer at this time then you were during the -- than you were during the lunch hour. 63 in santa rosa. 56 in san francisco. upper 50s in oakland. low 60s in hayward. easy to see where the clouds still remain, the temperatures are cooler. you go inland, 75 in livermore, 73 in concord. low 70s in farrell -- fairfield. 70 in san jose. as we get into the second part of the day, notice the clouds along the coastline hanging tough. not going to near for the afternoon. upper as to near 60s in your neighborhood around the bay, 60s a few low 70s. we'll be slightly warmer for some. most of us will be a near repeat of what we have on father's day as we get into areas around the sacramento valley beginning to see the red reappear. 90s back in the forecast there. 90s coming our way as well. not for today. 82 for sonoma. 68 for sausalito. to the east bay, upper 60s to low 70s for the shore line.

low to mid-80s for livermore, dan victim. upper 80s for antioch. 77 san jose. 77 for sunnyvale. along the peninsula, 77 for menlo park. that's a popular number. palo alto, mountain view, 68 for san bruno. the extended forecast, there's the warmup. upper 8 oles in the forecast for our inland communities. low 90s by wednesday. upper 90s by thursday. some of this likely to hit the century mark. temperatures will be coming down as we get into the weekend. >> brentwood, livermore and those out -- >> gonna be baking. >> thank you. today is an important deadline for a new sport complex planned for oakland. a development group has until today to lay out details how it will pay for a new stadium that will be built next to the current coliseum. they suggest having football, basketball venues as well as housing and retail shots. lew wolff has made is clear he doesn't want to share the

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