. more flipel -- triple-digit heat expecting in the area. >> good morning, thy for joining us. it is wednesday. >> first day of july. we're going to get you started with weather and traffic as well. steve is here, not as hot as yesterday. >> it will be close. i don't think livermore and get higher than 108. >> but uncomfortable. >> there will be a lot of highway on clout -- high clouds. it's 60s and 70s by the water. i think people on the coast say it's not hot. but inland it was hot. it's july one, six months from now i will tell you how hot it is. the full moon and heat advisory. it was a cooker yesterday.

temperatures are mile to warm, 82 in brentwood, i would not be surprised 77s, 50s and 60s for others. there's some that are warm, statewide 70s and 80s. 54 in truckee, a lot of highway clouds on -- high clouds on the way. it will not be as hot, fairfield west at 21, yesterday it didn't matter, as i look at the moisture taking the turn, that starts to increase. fog near the coast, over the bay, more today than yesterday, cool for some, hot for others. these had cloud dependent, 60s and 70s by the bay. >> sal off today, for the whole week, getting a much deserved break, we're keeping an eye on traffic, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you

can see things very light, if you want to make that ride into the city now is the time to do it. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, they are heading across the peninsula, traffic is flowing freely at this hour. we'll take you to the south bay, there's a live picture, that's interstate 280 in san jose, you can see the traffic flowing there and everything looking good. 4:02 is your time. statewide flex alert calling on people to reduce electee -- elect see use. hold off on using major appliances about from 2:00 in the afternoon to 9:00 at night. the main concern is air- conditioning, asking people to

keep the thermostats at 78 degrees or higher. keep a strain on the system. a wildfire south of gilroy is 50% contained. it on broke out yesterday afternoon, the fire has grown to 50-acres, the crews battled the fire all night. they have been attacking the fire from the air and the ground. no billings threatened and no one is hurt. investigators blame a car for sparking a grass fire yesterday. flames spread to brush on the side of the road. this fire threatened an rv storage facility but the crews put on out the flames.

there was a fire at cordelia the backup traffic on 680 as well. the grass fire was reported before 5:30 last night north of lake merman road. -- hermann road. former state senator lee land yee is expected to be in court. he and three co-defendants will be in court to change their pleas. a spokesman for the u.s. attorney's office said there will be negotiations and a plea deal is possible. yee was arrested last year in a political corruption scandal. >> it was a continue, the meeting that -- continue turns

meeting. advocates protested inside and outside the council meeting after proposals aimed at keeping the sidewalks clear. opponents said it was a vailed attempt to crack down on homeless people and went a-- against the tolerance. it's a terrible way to deal were people who are most vulnerable. >> we've a growing encampment on tell graph -- telegraph avenue. >> there's four proposed ordinances including a ban on asking people for morning while paying at parking meters and restricting the number of items a person can have on a sidewalk

to a two by 2 feet space. the oakland city council approving a city budget. crime prevehicles is a key almost. calling for 40 additional police officer. the budget restores conversations for employees who accepted pay cuts during the recession. and a new department, the department of race and equity would work to present racial bias. the fbi is investigating an attack on internet lines that knocked out internet, and phone service for customers in sacramento -- [indiscernible]

>> at the development company in rocklin they noticed the out able, the company's computer programmers did much of the work off line. >> we never had a problem with wave until today. one server went down. >> on his web site it affected customers in rocklin and sacramento, and someone cut three fiber optics cables. they are not his own but belong to other companies he contracts. customers showed up in west sacramento looking for answers. >> they don't know when the police will investigation and don't know what will happen. >> phones were ringing at city hall, they were affected by the

out hang, most outside calls couldn't get through. >> what do you say to citizen. >> come if you have something important. that was david reporting for us. the cables that were cut are a diameter of a pencil and coated in a protective layer. they have had 11 similar attacks. happening today, heelsburg is the first to increase the legal age to buy cigarettes. you have to be 21-year-old. the teenagers will probably go to neighboring towns, but other parts of the country where the minimum age is 21 has seen the

rate has dropped. the u.s. women's soccer team one win away from the world cup crown. >> carly lloyd scored the first goal. o'hara scored another to lead the u.s. over germany 2-0. >> this is the blood, sweat, the tears, everything. this is a great game, a gate win. my eyes are on the final no the u.s. looking for its first world cup title since 1999. they lost to japan four years ago. hundreds watched match at san francisco civic center. it was a big party. and in addition to the match

there was family friendly activities. there will be another watch party for the final match sunday at 4. the u.s. versus japan for england. japan and england play in the semifinal play. the pictures after they won on instagram and twitter were phenomenal. >> one more win is all they need. 4:10 is the time. federal investigators looking into a fire at another historic african-american church, there's been several. the reason authorities are not being so quick to say it was arson. >> re-- reestablishing diplomatic relationship between the u.s. and cuba.

more from the president this morning. >> we'll talk about a change in the weather and see if high clouds are on the way.

. welcome back to the mornings on two. president obama will announce new steps toward diplomatic relations with cuba including opening new embassies in

washington and havana. >> what's happening? >> good morning, the president will announce from the rose garden, a fair amount of pomp and circumstance, a new change that will involve diplomatic relations with cuba including new embassies, we say quickly, this could happen in coming weeks, there's potential complications, congress will push back and congress has to sign off on the funding that will be required to open a u.s. embassy. there's still a battle to be fought as far as that's concerned. you look at the seismic shift in the u.s. relations in cuba. we've not had diplomatic relations with cuba since 1961,

it was 1958 since the leaders of the countries met with each other. the u.s. policies to isolate cuba has been flawed. you have a lot of cuban dissidents that are not pleased. they think this is rewarding a regime that is rewarding the country. there's property rights. this is a big change for u.s. relations with cuba thawing after so many decades of unease. >> certainly opens up a lot of interesting points about trade between the two and traffic between the two. 4:15 is the time, there are new reports greece will accept the bailout demands of

creditors. the greek prime minister sent a letter and greece will agree to big concessions in request for a new bail out. france hopes there's a bailout before sunday. germany and others say that deal is no longer on the table. >> authorities may reveal a fire that destroyed a fire was arson or accident. here's video from the scene from the church. this same church burned down 20 years ago by the cue crux clan. since there were -- clue crux clan. they are determining if lightning was the cause. they have a hearing in a few

hours. there is more continue fed rat flag fallout, this time in the bay area. the images in a stained glass window at the union hotel, since the deadly church shootings in charleston south carolina there's a nationwide call to do away with the confederate flag and the image, there's at least one complaint about this window. >> it's private property, it's within the historic district, any change would have to go before the preservation review commission. city officials say the hotel has been there since the mid1800s but the windows were added in the 1970s. it's legal the smoke and grow small amounts of marijuana

in oregon. the voters approved it in november. oregon residents can smoke it privately, grow up to 4 plants and poe says -- possess at home. four states have legalized marijuana for recreational use. gas taxes have been cut, we pay two types of state taxes on gas. 81 is a percentage of how much we spend. the other is based on how many gallons of gas we buy. the total tax amount is balanced out and the numbers are rebalanced every year. experts say that gas tax laws can be confusing even for them. the american red cross is

asking for blood donations to offset a summer shortage. 40% of blood donors go on voluntarycation in july. all -- vacation in july. those when donate between july 2 and july 6 will receive a free baseball hat. >> the marin county fair kicks off today. it will run through this sunday, fireworks at sun celt, 28 -- sunset. a solar powered carousel, petting zoo, 12,000 exhibits and more. tickets for children four and 12 are $15, adults will be paid -- pay $20. a solar powered carousel. they say they are the greenest fair and all the rides are free

once you pay to get in. >> i'll be there today. i'll tweet pictures out. we love the fair. sal is off. you covering traffic. >> i can't keep track. >> he's wearing many hats. he's brian, alex and sal. >> you're going -- doing fabulous. >> all on a few hours of sleep. >> we have a little bit of pattern change today, it will be hot inland, i don't think it will be as hot as yesterday but it will be close. tomorrow we start a cooling trend and next week is 35 degrees cooler for some. 70s and 80s for some, 60s for

others, 10-degree spread. 50s closer to the water, there's a fog blank, temperature two or three difference from yesterday. some saying no change at all. a lot of the higher clouds, a big complex from southern california. these add a lot of humidity to the mix, look at this, around barstow a lot of the cloud cover in southern, central california, and i think for us later today. it will be hot and humid. stronger, not enough to make a difference. a northwesterly breeze. 54 to 58, close, temps holding steady on the coast. 80s to the interior, or 70s, 80 with a lot of cloud cover even down to palm springs, cloudy condition with the moisture around the high.

allowing inland temperature to warm up. fog near coast and bay, cool, mild for some. 100s for many, a lot are cloud driven, i wouldn't be surprised to see 95 and 96. we'll go with the 100 for now. near the water 60s and 70s. a possibility of hit and miss, shower activity, probably not here but east of us. i saw the fog over the water this morning on the way in, we like that. kim kardashian was in town. >> if you hear this. >> she made a visit to san francisco and she created a bit of buzz. coming up in 34 minutes.

we'll get reaction to her appearance were this sit-down interview and why she believes she's famous. first, a north bay high school science project destroyed in a rocket explosion. the reason the students will get a second chance to make their dream come true.

. welcome back, it's 4:25,

pet looma high school students that saw their work go up in flames are getting back to work. they wanted to find out if algae can grow in the international space station. their experiment was on the spacex rocket that blew up. the student said it is disappointing but it's a science lesson. >> the key of being a success, how do you handle when failure happens. >> s ina is planning another -- nasa is planning another launch and their experiment will be on that flight. united airline is making a major investment in a biofuel developer. they turn household trash into biofuel, something out of back to the future.

united invested $30 million in the company. united says eventually the plant could provide $180 million in fuel every year. >> the golden state warriors star steph curry beat lebron in jersey sales. his is the most saled jersey in the nba. lebron james held that title for quite some time. he's dropped into second place. the league mvp is not the only warrior star on the list. klay thompson is fifth, drymond green is 15. >> he could get $15 million a year. >> pay him what he wants.

in my opinion steph curry is the best player in the world, if lebron is listening. 4:27. >> we're not in cleveland. we're here in steph curry territory. >> 4:27, a sex scandal involving a bay area police sergeant and a prostitute has residents fighting back. the action they are taking against three elected officials. >> more fallout from the deadly balcony collapse, the unusual action a developer is taking against the district attorney's office.

good morning. welcome back here on mornings on 2. first day of july. we are half way there. >> we are. we have already wakened three

times. >> we are at work. we have accomplished that. >> yes. we are here. thank you for joining us. 4:30 is the time. it's supposed to be cooler. at solve 108 in lake port. 105 concord. 99 east san jose. 103 in gilroy. yesterday was the only record high it was hot but it's been hotter before. 60s for others. 50s and 60s on much of these. that is why i think yesterday was the hottest day. there is a lot of cloud cover that needs to swing in. i've seen about a 5-7-degree spread on some of the high

temps today. i would not be surprised if 95 or 96 wins out. a lot of cloud coffer on the way. fog near the coast and bay. it's cool for some and warm for others. highs can be anywhere from about 63 to 104. so alex, if you're inland, one more day and then it will cool. >> one more day of the unbearable heat. but if you're by the coast it was real comfortable. thank you, steve. sal is off all this week but we are still keeping tabs on traffic for you. that is the golden gate bridge. we are waiting for your first driver to come on through. things light on the golden gate bridge this morning. and by the way, the toll goes up a quarter am i reading this right snap toll goes up a quarter starting today on the golden gate bridge if you use fast track it costs $6.25. if you play by plate it's

$7.25. the car pool to $7.25. live look at the sunol grade. you can see traffic conditions are look pretty good. everyone moving along quite nicely here at 4:30 this morning. here is a look at east shore freeway. that is the traffic coming east to west. and a lot of these folks making their way into san francisco. so now is is a good time to get out there and do it. and get off to work. 4:33 is your time. and pam. i send it to you. >> thank you alex. berkeley with a city of a reputation with tolerance is being accused of being intolerance. paul chambers is live in berkeley where council members took you have a series of controversial measures in the wee hours of the morning paul. >> reporter: good morning, pam. it might have been one of the most controversial items on the agenda.

that meeting wrapped up about three hours ago. the people wrote something out here in chalk which is washable. homelessness is hard enough. berkeley should show love not greed. of course these were proposed laws that some say would have discriminated against the homeless. >> they will not be able to be on the sidewalk under this ordnance given the restrictions and the kind of possessions they're allowed to have and the amount of time they're allowed to be there. >> reporter: people were outside berkeley hall protesting three proposed ordnances that angered homeless advocates. the issue was no sleeping in planter boxes, clarifying on using the restroom outdoors and restricting the amount of items a person can have on a sidewalk. advocates say these ordnances did not have consideration for the homeless or the place for them to store their property. however, the author of the ordnance says the number of encampments on downtown

sidewalks have grown and become a major issue. >> we're not preventing people from sitting, sleeping, or asking for money. that all still happens. but we are asking them to be a partner with us in making the streets okay for everybody to use. >> reporter: when all said and done three hours ago, congressman postponed vote and advocates are claiming a victory. 4:35 is the time. happening today a contractor on the berkeley apartment complex that was the sight of that deadly balcony collapse will seek a restrains order. segue construction does not want any evidence tested without its representative present. the request for a restraining order against the alameda

county district attorney is highly unusual. >> some sort of an order making sure there is no destruction is the most likely thing they will get out of this. this broad brush request that they be present when testing tech place, it's just not going to happen. >> segue construction blasted investigators for their handling of evidence from the june 16th incident which included removal of the balcony that collapsed as well as the balcony from the unit below. and it also said it was not allowed to examine the debris the da's office refused to comment. prosecutors say a man charged with stealing and crashing a dump truck has skipped bail. 36-year-old mark edward hill is accused of stealing the truck? san francisco back in may. officers spotted him in kole ma and chased him after that. the pursuit ended here when that truck slammed into several cars and injured three people. the man was supposed to appear

in court on monday but did not show up. hill's bond has been revoked and there is a $425,000 bench warrant that has been issued for his arrest. san francisco teenager has been arrested accused of carrying out a series of armed robberies including the mugging of a girl with cerebral palsy. the boy is accused of following her off of a bus as she was heading to school and robbing her of her iphone at gunpoint. that happened at turk and pierce street on june 9th. the other robberies happened in the western division of the neighborhood. the teenager was booked into juvenile hall on suspicion of three robberies. walnut creek police are warning drivers after a series of catalytic converter thefts. they found 13 were stolen mostly from toyotas. the thefts happened between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. in the area of citrus and walnut avenues and springfield

drive. thieves could get anywhere from $150-$250. repairs cost close to $5,000. san francisco gallery will hold a community forum to discuss future plans for an lgbt mural that has been defaced three times in less than a month. the mural displayed at 24th and bryant depicts a lesbian couple, gay couple, and transgender man. vandals have spray painted over that mural twice before but monday night someone burned it. all three are being investigated as hate crimes. the gallery plans to hold off on replacing the mural out of safety concerns and that community forum is scheduled for july 18th. a sexual predator living in walnut creek has returned to state policy after violating

the terms of his parole. charles chrisman was convicted of severe sexual assaults about 25 years ago. he has been living in walnut creek since february and according to the contra costa times the deputy district attorney would not say how chrisman violated his parole expect it did not involve a minor. federal authorities are on heightened alert over the possibility of a isis led terror attack. their particular area of concern so-called lone wolf sympathizers. isis has been using the internet to his advantage with a sophisticated strategy of social media. >> they find lonely people who are looking for some cause for guidance, for superior wisdom, for something to believe in and they groom them in effect and

we have studies on how this has happened. >> the study says there was an estimated 46,000 isis linked twitter accounts between september and december of last year. about 1,000 of those accounts have been suspended. a bill was introduced in congress last week to create a homeland security program specifically to fight isis propaganda online. east bay community launching a recall drive for its police board. three board members have already received the recall notices. now those notices mention what is called a humiliating sex scandal involving a kenning ton police -- kensington police sergeant. a new budget approved for the city of oakland.

coming up at 5:00 the major component within that budget that deals with crime prevention. >> in the midst of destruction, a bit of good news. up next the progress made on a massive wild fire that is still burning in the state of washington right now. >> well there i am. we do have a little bit of fog bank here today and there is a sign of higher clouds coming in from the south. not much help at livermore which is a very warm 74.

firefighters in washington have a better handle on that wild fire that has destroyed 29 homes. the fire is in wenatchee. it's 45% contained.

it's up from 10%. it has burned 3,000 acres. you can see some of the damage to the home there is. they say the cause was likely manmade. a military plane was having engine trouble just before it crashed into a neighborhood in indonesia yesterday. the chief of indonesia's airport told the pilot he needed to turn back to the airport. today crews using heavy equipment they started to remove the plane that struck a building, apartments, and shops inside. at least 141 people were killed there. the faa is investigating why a single engine plane ran off the runway at the rio vestal airport yesterday. the plane had taken off from concord buchanan field just before 11:00. the plane ran off the side of the runway and into a drainage ditch. three people were on board and one reported a minor injury. the pilot and two passengers were out of the plane by the

time police got there. several new laws go into effect in the state today. one gives millions of additional workers paid sick leave. the new law requires workers get three paid sick leaves during the year. another new law increases over sight on fracking in california. it will require permits disclosure of what chemicals are used, water testing, and studies of the fracking's impact. and ride sharing companies such as uber and lift that use amateur drivers that transport people for a fee will have to buy more insurance. california governor jerry brown signed a brand new bill creating one of the strictest school vaccination laws in the nation. as ken wayne reports it means parents will no longer be able to opt out of immunizing their

children just by asking for it. >> congratulations. thank you. >> reporter: supporters at the state capitol were ecstatic. >> that is awesome. i'm so relieved and excited. >> reporter: starting in january, california school children will be required to be immunized unless parents obtain a medical exemption. >> anybody with a legitimate scientific, or medical reason for not wanting to get vaccinated will be able to go to a doctor and get a medical exemption and send their kids to school. >> reporter: the governor released a statement. science is clear that vaccines protect children against a number of infectious and dangerous diseases. the law comes in the wake of the measles outbreak at disney land. state senator and pediatrician richard pan was a cosponsor of the legislation. >> we have seniors who have chronic conditions and they depend on the rest of us including our children to be vaccinated.

>> reporter: but the antivaccination movement is strong with activists vowing to fight the new law. >> this is my oldest daughter ella. the one that was hospitalized. >> reporter: kimberly says she expects she will wind up in court. >> i will be suing if my daughter is denied the right to go to school. >> on what grounds? >> discrimination. in california law, it is a fundamentally protected constitutional right to be able to go to school. >> the courts have been very clear. you don't have a right to spread disease. that there is a public interest in keeping our community safe from disease. >> and that was ken wayne reporting for us. parents that can't get a medical exemption and still don't want their child to be immunized do not want to enroll their child at a public or private school and instead they will have to be home schooled. misby paulian will vote today on allowing weddings of

same sex marriage. even though the church hadn't changed its own laws on marriage. 4:47 is the time. sal is off today. off all week in fact. i'm attempting to fill in. >> you're doing a great job. >> but he's getting a well deserved break. and we do have steve here. no break for steve. >> friday. >> oh that is right. >> will not be here friday. >> taking a break. >> taking a break. >> but rosemary will be here to cover weather. or mark. that is a pretty shot. the full moon is today. we have two in july.

today and the 31st 31st ukiah says woe are 108. vacaville 107. clearlake 106. concord checked in at 105. gilroy which was a record high the only one i saw at 103. that is a huge spread on the temps. 60s for some and 60s for others. there is a decent breeze. it's the higher clouds the heat advisory out for the inland areas. higher clouds are on the move. there is a lot of higher clouds coming up. in fact a good chunk right there moving through southern california the high desert and a lot of these are poised to

move over us today. 20 miles an hour out of the west, southwest. inland 60s and 70s and 80s. it's very warm. 50 up in truckee. see the circulation around the high? if it didn't max out yesterday, it will be around today. tomorrow we cloud it up. this is the computer model forecast shows the cloud cover continues to stream until during the day. cloud it right back up again on thursday. we will go cloudy to mostly cloudy right here. that with more of a fog bank and possibility of a few showers. fog near the coast. cool for some. mild for others but a lot of high clouds coming in. humid. i did stick with some 100s here although i did see some of 101 verses 95. i know it's still hot but there is a six degree spread. mostly cloudy as we head toward thursday. possibility of some thundershower activity.

probably more likely east and south of us. a much cooler pal tern on -- pattern on the weekend and next weekend looks 25-30 degrees cooler. >> we can use it. especially for people out in livermore. it's pretty hot out there. >> that is pretty hot. it's 4:51. and confederate flag fallout right here in the bay area. coming up in 23 minutes the complaint against a historic building and the reason it may not be easy to get the image removed. >> revealing new details about the prison break that prompted a nationwide man hunt. why he claims that this is the second time he escaped.

welcome back it's 4:54. we're learning more details about the way the two men escaped from the the maximum security prison in new york. david sweat the man captured monday says he was the master mind behind the escape. they pulled the whole thing off twice. sweat says the night before they actually got away, he and richard matt navigated a series of tunnels and popped out of a manhole but there were too many homes in the area so they decided to try a different manhole the next night. the district attorney's office is now investigating how this went unnoticed after three

weeks on the run matt was killed by police. sweat is in a new york hospital recovering from a gunshot. new jersey golf nor chris kris -- governor chris christie launched his campaign. >> we have a president in the oval office that ignores the congress and a congress that ignores the president. we need a government that remembers you went there to work for us not the other way around. [ applause ] >> christie is the 14th republican candidate to enter the race. after announcing his white house run yesterday, christie headed for new hampshire where he is holding a series of town hall meetings this week. donald trump is suing univision for dropping his two beauty pageants miss usa and miss universe. he declared some mexican immigrants bring drugs and crime to the usa and they are rapist. the lawsuit claims breach of

contract, defamation, and first amendment violation. in a statement they called trump's lawsuit factually false and legally ridiculous. kim kardashian caused quite a stir in the bay area. squealing. the reality star was the guest of honor at a commonwealth club event at san francisco's castro theater yesterday. her appearance caused a bit of controversy because commonwealth club is known to host world leaders and famous war nor-- war authors. kardashian did pack the house. the 34-year-old credited over sharing and honesty for her fame. >> i'm just really happy and excited so i can show it to everyone. >> reporter: do you follow her on social media? >> yeah instagram and twitter.

>> reporter: in forum a division of the commonwealth club that appeal to young professionals invited kardashian to speak. organizers say anyone with 20 million instagram followers has something to say. coming up next in arrack hour another internet outage this time spreading from new york to seattle. and it's a sign of a warming relationship between the u.s. and cuba. the big announcement expected from the white house today. >> a cooker for some yesterday. not too bad for others. we start off on the first of july with rather warm conditions for some but there are some changes downstream. we'll take a look at those.

good morning everybody. firefighters in gilroy battle flames and high temperatures. the progress they made as we expect another day of triple digit heat. >> the end of june was a cooker. lots of 100s but there is a sign of a different pattern today. >> internet, television, and phone service knocked out from sacramento to seattle. it's the latest in a string of what federal investigators say are deliberate acts.

mornings on 2 continues. good morning. thank you for joining us i'm pam cook. >> good morning, i'm brian flores in for dave clark. let's get your first day of july started shall we? with weather and traffic. steve is here and it will be hot for some and cool on the coast. >> i don't think as hot as yesterday. there were huge differences in some of the temps. 35-40 degrees. there is a big batch of them coming around the been down in southern california. i think they play into our weather later today. nevertheless yesterday was one for the books here. lake port 108. vacaville 107. clearlake 106. concord 105. gilroy 103 and santa rosa checked in at