in alameda county ella sogomonian kron 4 news. robin )california lawmakers will get raises for the sixth straight year. governor jerry brown's salary will top two hundred thousand dollars just before he leaves office. tuesday a citizen board approved a three percent pay bump for brown, state lawmakers and other elected officials. the attorney general, controller, treasurer, secretary of state, superintendent of public instruction and insurance commissioner will also get raises. the new salaries take effect in december. ( robin )the u.s. supreme court sided with faith- based pregnancy centers in california tuesday.... saying anti-abortion pregnancy centers do not have to inform women about family planning services including abortion... which had been california law. religious affiliated pregnancy centers says.. the law forced them to deliver a message that was in direct conflict with their mission. the court did not strike down the entire california law. it sent the case back to the lower courts.... with instructions that enforceme

. >>> plus, the alameda county there begins on friday. we are previewie new attractions. >>> when it comes to the alameda county affair, i grew up going to that they are. one of my favorite parts is the music. this year, i am stunned to find r mix a lot, and a number of other acts. it is not usually the a-list stars who comes to the fair. let's be honest. i think sir mix lot are some pretty big names. they are stepping it up out there in alameda county. >> back inthe day, would eat due to the fear that you would not normally eat. when was the last time you had dog for example? >> if i go to the bear, i am having a corndog. >>> we will talk more about y coming a minute. n the east >>> fire investigators are working to learn what started a house fire that left one man dead and sent his wife and adult son to the hospital. the fire started at 12:45 this morning. >> he made a desperate effort totry to rescue both of his parents from this burnings two- story -- burning two-story home. they were all sleeping at the time this fire started. accord

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in alameda county ella sogomonian kron 4 news.(ken) coming up -- a california law involving abortions .. got shot down in a controversial decision by the u.s. supreme court today... the full story.. next. (vicki) and -- kids get sick after playing at an east bay water park. what an inspection revealed. (ken) and -- a popular east bay water park is shut down tonight.. after people reported getting sick. details on what caused the illness. a popular east bay water park has been shut down due to a malfunctioning water purification system. it was discovered that the system was not working when a parent reported children being sick after playing in the waterkron4's haaziq madyun shows us where it happened. the sign reads caution water is recirculated do not drink. that sign is posted here at the blue goose water park in brentwood. the park's water feature was recently shut down by the contra costa health services department. sot supervising environmental health sp

this kicks off the alameda county fair, which opens today. typically, these cattle rome the surrounding hills of pleasanton. this is the second year for the cattle drive, a nod to the area history were cattle was raised on the land where city buildings and homes now this. >> this was a cattle community way back historically. we definitely want to be creative and innovative, but always show the tradition of our roots. that is really where the cattle drive came from. >> reporter: the alameda county fair lasts until july 8.>>> my favorite fair food, the funnel cake. >> yummy. >> extra strawberries. >> i will take that. >>> here is a look at your fair forecast. temperatures this weekend for the fair will be nice, mid-70s. could not ask for better weather . not too hot or too cold. sunny skies. also the north beach festival is happening this weekend. 64 degrees expected for saturday and sunday. partly cloudy skies across san francisco. here is a look at at alcatraz right there, the clouds have been moving in and out of the view throughout the morn

now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. news. waldman kron 4 county justine in alameda to collect them. marshall comes the state fire locked up until fireworks will stay for now the used on july 4th.waiting to be bay area just throughout the sitting in places stashes like this hundreds of hundreds and probably sot thre are squad county bomb alameda ray kelly / 1:12-1:21 srgt. bucket.just a drop in the east bay it is streets of the all these off the believe even with authorities but being honest, raid.much smaller different and department in a the dublin police confiscated by fireworks 4 news these showed only kron squad also county bomb the alameda use of fireworks any fires started and we dont want fire season now additional it is using these / body parts from losing fingers or getting injured dont want people dangerous we sot fireworks are time.july or any other sky on the 4th of explode in the these will not police are happy charges. fireworks on various now under arrest, hayward, who is truo

(pam) a big story we are following: two alameda county sheriff's deputies.. nearly overdosed on a hilyethal drug over the weekend. they came across the synthetic opiod fentanyl... during an operation in hayward. kron4's ella sogomonian reports.. it was the department's training that helped save their lives. seargent ray kelly says a detective and sergeant with the alameda county sheriff's office were exposed to the lethal drug fentanyl while serving a search warrant at a hayward motel on friday.sot: sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office// "he began to have respirotry distress one point he completely went unconsious, his eyes rolled back in his head and he began to stop breathing and his lips turned blue. his sergeant that works with us immediately recognized signs of what could be a potential overdose or exposure."the center fordiseascontrol reports nearly 10 thousand people died of a synthetic opiod overdose in 2015. with fentanyl making it's way across america at a rapid...and lethal rate... the alameda county sheriff's office rolled out a program

he's the owner of this food trailer at the alameda county fair. >> up to 375 degrees. >> reporter: the good news is the griddle works, the bad news, the asee does nc does not. >> it's all about getting money satisfying the customers. >> a lot of things we're seeing is dehydration. >> reporter: while we were at the first aid office, the staff helped a pregnant woman and a woman in her 80s. >> i think she's maybe dehydr e dehydrat dehydrated. >> reporter: suzanne castro says she was with her friend bae when he started complaining about a headache. >> all you seniors, make sure you're hydrated, proper clothing, wearing a hot. >> good advice to take note of. and earlier today we had a report of a woman in her 70s suffering from dementia and was lost. we just heard back from the fair that the woman was reunited with her senior group and is safe and sound. that's the latest in please san ton. i'm melissa colorado. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, melissa. you can track the rising temperatures when ever and wherever you want. all you have to do is download our free nbc bay area app. you can g

headed to the alameda county fair, stay hydrated, bring the sunblock, 104 -- sunny and hot for the alameda county fair tomorrow as well. things setting up for the pride parade. >>> in washington, the finger- pointing continues. cbs news' an -- angelica alvarez is on capitol hill. >> reporter: a top official says the united government -- states government is reunited several hundred -- reuniting several hundred kids with poli ow on families who were victims of crimes committed by illegal aliens. he also tweeted republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration until after we elect more senators and congressmen and women in november. >> he is acknowledging that there is no willingness of democrats to work with us to solve this problem. >> one democrat broke house rules to play audio -- of what report -- reports say were children crying about parents. >> some senators headed straight to the border. >> there is a right way and a wrong way to come to america. >> cruz and john cornyn toward child the pension facilities -- detention facilities. a group of democratic senators say they were

the alameda county sheriffs office wants to hear from you. from you. the sheriffs office tweeted out this picture -- of a 5-foot long boa constrictor. the snake was left in a rental car at the oakland airport. the snake is with animal services right now... and they're waiting to hear from ( darya ) coming up in the next hour... we're following breaking news out of the south bay... police are looking for a driver who caused a á7 car hit and run. ( darya ) plus... firefighters are making major progress in their fight against the pawnee fire. but they won't be gettg any help from the weather soon. ( darya ) and... a pedicab driver is in critical condition and two children are hurt... after being hit by an out of control driver. ( james )breaking news out of the south bay. several people are injured in a 7 car hit and run. the new video just coming into our newsroom. an east bay babysitter accused of molesting kids will be in court this morning. sara stinson is live at the courthouse. ( darya )and we're live in lake county where a whildfire still

alameda county fire fighters tweeted out this video fo the fire.23-hundred block of regent way. nobody was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. ( robin ) another big story we are following this morning... the white house says more than two-thousand immigrant children will be reunited with their families -- but not right away. now some lawmakers are calling for better conditions in the facilities where migrants are being held. andrew spencer has the latest. lily eskelsen garcia; president, national education association: "history will judge and condemn those who are responsible for this atrocity." emotions were high at times during a rally in tornillo, texas...protesters: "what do we want? justice. when do we want it? now."...a border town where tents have been set up as temporary shelter for unaccompanied migrant children.rep. joaquin castro, (d) texas: "you just drive up here and come in and you see these tents in the middle of the desert. this is part of the united states of america. of warehousing young boys and young girls bet

alameda county sheriff's say one person was hit. that person was not seriously hurt. investigators say the driver crashed his car after not pulling over for a traffic stop. he was taken to a hospital to be checked out and for psychiatric care. it is believe he lived at that residential care facility. >>> a man in san bruno is in jail after allegedly killing a two-year-old chihuahua. police believe that man through the dog against a wall. investigators with the peninsula humane society and the spca are working with police to find out what led up to that yesterday. police say they got a call abou they arrested the man of suspicion of animal cruelty. >>> police in hercules are looking for a group of burglars that surprise people in their own homes by using crowbars to break open the front doors. surveillance video shows two men sneaking out of the back of a car parked in the victim's driveway. they forced their way in an the homeowner confronted them. the suspects took off but within an hour the same car showed up in another neighborhood across town. loud noises and he o

the alameda county sheriffs department tweeted out this picture this evening ...a five - foot boa constrictor .. they say it was left in a rental car at oakland airport. the snake is currently safe with animal services... but the deparment officials say, if this snake belongs to you... please give them a call. (vicki) new tonight at nine... a san diego woman is back home tonight-- after getting seriously injured in a terrifying para-sailing mishap in mexico... as dan ruberti explains-- money was keeping her from a life-saving treatment, until the community stepped in to help. the air ambulance landed at brown field airport.san diego's katie malone is now home at a hospital in san diego.brendan malone/ katie's brother:"you get home after the terrible disaster that has happened and it brings a whole new meaning to life."it seemed like a scary nightmare.while parasailing in mexico katie malone's parachute line broke. she was stuck in the air for 45 and its before she fell and crashed near the puerto vallarta airport. jeff stine/malone family friend: "they need to get

. >> just south of alameda county. the chp says the cars were slowing down in the construction zone. one driver fell asleep at the wheel. that driver slammed into a white toyota corolla and caused that car to hit another car. the officers say that child in the backseat was killed. investigators say drugs and alcohol were not factors in the crash. the freeway was closed for about 90 minutes but it is back open now. ktvu's leigh martinez will have live report coming up trying to identify a man was seen brutally kicking a homeless man. >> the suspect is wearing a dark suit and holding a briefcase, katy a homeless man. -- kicking a homeless man. this happened two weeks ago near mcallister in the civic center area. police are searchinthat man at this point that they don't know what motivated the attack. >> based on what we know, it appears unprovoked. we are unaware of any relationship between the suspect and the victim. >> the 38-year-old homeless man suffered injuries on his face and head. he was treated at the hospital a

alameda county had a program before we did. they have six or seven lawyers now who are providing this representation. they were the first. but we're also reaching out to other other counties. the state will decide to fund this as new york did. >> supervisor cohen: okay. supervisor fewer. supervisor mr. public defender, what does that immigration unit, tell me what is the composition now of that unit. >> currently now we have four immigration attorneys. one managing attorney who manages the unit and handles case. and three immigration attorneys, and we also have one support staff. with the additional staffing that we have received, we hired four immigration attorneys. set me say we were able to hire top notch folks with between five and 10 years experience in immigration instances. and we hired an investigator to be able to investigator the cases after and two social workers who will prepair that ad this will allow us to have a full-fledged office. as you recall, we originally requested, i think it was 150 if there was a study to

. >>> it's a tough time beating the heat at the alameda county fair to be sure. eric thomas is live in pleasanton with thatster story. it's swelterring there, eric. >> reporter: it is indeed. we're not ashamed to have found a pot in the shade. a lot of people doing that at the county fair. the reason is it's hot out there. here we took the easy way out. the real challenge is staying cool and enjoy the mid-way. pick your poison, radiated heat from the ground toasting the knee caps or the sun grilling th your cassandra bought a colorful pair i sol. >> you have to have the dress right, have the sun screen otherwise it's not a good day. >> staying hydrated is a big deal. some also chose their rides strategically for the cooling effects. we kault up angela and her 4-year-old son after they came off the log flume one of jaylen's favorites. >> it splashes you a little bit but it's good enough. >> next stop, a ride they hope creates a cool breeze. >> we're going to that. >> yeah, yeah. >> the ferris wheel squloo yeah gob round, round fast. >> and they did get on. >> so d

and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents...rocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. (vicki) (vicki) kron 4's day of giving is on friday--- and all week long we will be highlighting the hard work of local food banks... before we go out and volunteer ourselves to give back to our communities. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant and pam are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki.. coming up next on kron4 news at six. in just moments a historic meeting will take place between president trump and the leader of north korea. we have an expert standing by to breakdown what both countries are hoping to gain during the nuclear summit. (grant) then - nearly a week since the election - and the san francisco mayor's race is too close to call. we're live at city hall where votes are still being counted... with the latest numbers for mark leno and london breed. kron4 news at six starts next. <"the two leaders are seeking to break out of the dangerous cycle that create

. >> reporter: alameda county registrar voter said it should arrive by thursday. he expects to have the certification take place by the end of june in his county. >> okay, katie, thanks very much. >> now to one of the statewide propositions dealing with transportation. >> if passed prop 69 would send a strong message to our lawmakers and the governor. it is designed to keep them from raiding transportation funds during tough times and using them for other projects. the this requires that the fuel tax and vehicle fees raised last year only be spent as intended on transportation projects. >> you can see with 6% of precincts reporting, a big lead now with yes votes of 83%. to 17% now on prop 69. >> a recall vote that's captured a lot of attention in the bay area and across the nation. >> that's the move to remove judge persky from the bench. brock turner was found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman. >> persky only sentenced him to six months in jail and this prompted a recall effort. which at this moment 17% reporting seems successful. 59% yes, and no, 41%. >> and

the alameda county district attorney race. >> here are the numbers so far.nd longtime district attorney in alameda county, nancy o'malley is in front with 64% of the vote. a third of the precincts have reported so far. pamela preis is in second place with 36% of the vote. we have her party,. >> reporter: yes, i'm with pamela preis and a bunch of her supporters. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this race is interesting, because it's sparking conversation about race in the justice system that sounds a lot like the national conversation about it. nancy o'malley has had her division since 2009, why did you want to get in this race? >> because it was important for this community to have a voice for the first time in 50 years for us to be able to say that we want the whole police officers accountable. we know that public safety requires public trust. we want an end to racial disparity in our criminal justice system. >> a lot of excitement here. what you are talking about doing , you don't think that's happening now under district attorney nancy o'malley. >> it's not happ

the good news is the alameda county fire department has numerous paramedics here. they have overstaffed to respond as you come no the first aid station and if need be they can get to you and transport you right away. yesterday they transported three people. and it was relatively cool. so no telling what's happening this weekend. it's up to all of us to try to be prepared coming out here. live at the alameda county fair grounds in pleasanton, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> sounds good thank you so much. >>> and one of the best ways to keep track of the heat where you live is with the abc 7 news app. get updates from our weather team and monitor the forecast on the go. we also have tips on how to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke. >>> moving on an investigation is under way into a grass fire that damaged three structures today in san francisco. the fire broke out just before noon. burning about two acres and forcing evacuations on ellsworth avenue and vernal heights sky7 flew over after the crews brought the flames under control which took abou

and, considering the food bank serves one in every five alameda county residents...ver help grocers can provide is welcomed and appreciated. in berkeley, philippe djegal, kron four news. still ahead at 8 a stunning crash at a florida turnpike...what the driver was doing when the dramatic crash happened. plus. the simple solution one doctor says, could be key to stopping some opioid abuse. and next. the story behind this shocking video of ki getting out of pet kennels in a car. a tennessee grandmother is in trouble with the law. (pam) video shows, a young girl climbing out of a dog kennel in the trunk of a ford explorer. it w 95 degrees outside. the driver - leimome cheeks .... was arrested after the video surfaced. cheeks admitted to police that she drove from whitehaven to collierville ... a 35- minute trip... with her twgrandchildren - a 7- and an 8- year old ... in two dog kennels in the trunk. she told the children to get in the kennels... because she said, there wasn't aroom left in the s-u-v, according to a police report. cheeks has been charged with child enda

they point out the department's budget continues to increase while the alameda county jail populationas decreased by 44% over the past ten years. members of the center for human rights will begin their rally at 10:00 in front of the supervisors building. >>> 4:48 now. amazon's latest move is causing the value of the country's biggest pharmacies to plunge. >>> and at&t faces a big fine for 911 outages. here's this morning's "tech bytes." >>> in today's "tech bytes," amazon rocks the drug industry. >> the retailer purchased the online pharmacy pill pack. they offer presorted packaging and home delivery for prescription medication. >> the announcement sent shares of walgreens, cvs and rite plunging. >>> at&t agreed to pay more than a $5 million settlement to an investigation into a pair of 911 outages. >> those happened last year on their mobile network. they lasted some six hours and dropped at least 15,000 emergency calls. the mes classic is back for now. >> for now, key words. nintendo's mini replica comes loaded with 30 games. it was released last year but quickly sold out. so more c

and, considering the food bank every five alameda county residents...putting friendship over a celebration. see the touching moment between two opponents. ( james ) golden state fans... show us your warriors pride. send us your pictures through the kron-4 mobile app -- and you might see yourself on t-v. (áábreakáá)(ácommercialá) (áábreakáá) (anny hong): another warm day across the bay area, especially over inland areas as high pressure builds over california. a ( robin ) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( will ) ( will )( will ) check this out... a true act of sportsmanship at a high school baseball game in minnesota. after striking out his friend... pitcher ty koehn choose consolation over celebration. koehn gave jack kocon a long hug and walked him back toward his dugout... before joining his teammates to celebrate. koehn and kocon played little league together before going to different high schools... but they're still close friends. koehn and his team are now moving on to the state quarter finals. ( james

ray kelly / alameda county bomb squadsot thre are probably hundreds and hundreds of stashes like this sitting in places throughout the bay area just waiting to be used on july 4th.for now the fireworks will stay locked up until the state fire marshall comes to collect them.in alameda county justine waldman kron 4 news. (ken) a man accused of molesting four children while he worked at a school and summer camp has pleaded no contest to the felony charges.. hoang tran was an after school coach at brittan acres elementary school for about a month last year. prosecutors allege he molested three victims there. and a fourth at a summer camp last july. tran pleaded no contest to the felony charges on the condition he register as a sex offender and serve a three year state prison term. he remains in custody on one million dollars bail. (ken) new at 8.a former dance instructor now behind bars on sexual assault charges. martinez police say the victim was one of his students at a local dance studio.as kron4's michelle kingston reports -- police are asking for the public's help in finding other gi

contra costa, alameda counties, drink the water.it your outdoor exposure. 105 in concord. 102 in livermore. also 104 in danville. not a bad idea to check on thos elderly neighbors as well. over to oakland, wind off the water will get us to 84 degrees. not quite as hot there. for the peninsula, widespread temperatures. look at this. a chilly 69 at half moon bay. then over to redwood city, you're at 93. also warm inateo at 90. san francisco, a little bit of everything tomorrow. go near the coastline, you're at 68 in the outer sunset. embarcadero, right over to the ferry building, you're at 78. then in the mission, you're at a warm 80. so if you're here visiting for pride, just know fog-free conditions tomorrow morning. we'll be at 68 at 10:00 a.m., and then we'll hit that warmer 80 at 3:00 p.m. under those sunny skies. and in the north bay, the one spot we're concerned about is in sonoma. 100 degrees. that's where we have nascar happening here with the toyota savemart 350. 85 degrees at 10:00 a.m. 100 once we hit 3:00 p.m. forecast ha

. >>> a spike in whooping cough cases in california, especially in alameda county. 180 cases betweenuary and may of this year. that's more than four times as many as during the same time last year. 87 of those cases are in alameda county. we asked the doctor with the alameda county health department if it has anything to do with the anti vaccination movement? >> it's not necessarily that people are refusing to be vaccinated which has been, as you mentioned, part of an issue. i do think this is a combination of the fact that you might lose some immunity even after you've been infected. >> marin county has reported 78 cases, more than double the amount compared to last year. other local counties have not released their numbers yet. >>> google is struggling to recruit more women and underrepresented minorities. >> its latest annual diversity report shows despite purported efforts, not much has changed over the past year. google employs about 85,000 people, women make up just 30.9% of the workforce, just .10% more than the year before. white workers remain the majority, 53.1%. asians gre

the alameda county d-a's race.t attorney nancy o'malley has fended off a challenge from civil rights attorney pamela price. ( darya ) our election coverage continues at kron-4 dot com. there you can monitor results from the races across the bay area and the state. also get push alerts on key races right to your phone with our kron-4 mobile app. ( james ) for the second we in a row, police are inveigating a death that happened at the zuckerburg san francisco general hospital. police were notified monday morning of the death of a hospital patient. this is less than a week after the body of ruby anderson was found in a plant building. anderson had been reported missing may 20 from the hospital. ( james ) in the east bay ... auto burglaries are on the rise in the city of hercules. police are describing the burglaries as 'smash and grab'. the robbers drive up next to cars ... smash the window ... grab the item ... and drive off. police say most of the robberies are happening at strip malls. but there have been a few 'sm

. >>> the alameda county fair is now open.nd this morning you could say it was a bit of a stampede getting into the fair when the gates opened. >> it looked like the wild west through downtown pleasanton. matt keller shows us the second annual cattle drive. why so many people are pumped for this fair. >> reporter: sad up, the alameda county fair kicks off today. organizers say downtown pleasanton is known as a place with upscale shopping and restaurants. but one day a year the opening day cattle drive pays tribute to the area as wild west beginnings. 150 head of cattle wrangled up by cowboys and cow girls herded through the strets. people line up to see the spectacle before the fair opens up. inside the fair, a mix of new and old. classic rides are here. but something new for the most daring. it's called turbo. spins riders 114 feet in the area. ious just don't get on after lunch. >> it's a four seater you're on either end it's for the for the faint of heart. you want to make sure that you go on an empty stomach. >> speaking o

those alameda county detectives knew that perfectly well.y were discovering, a cheating heart wasn't the only disturbing thing about this professional poker player. >> turned out he had some other secrets, and he was battling some long odds. >> why did he want to get in the house so badly? >> he wanted the will. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied." -when will it end? [ ding ] -not today, ron. -when will it end? [ ding ] i've been making blades here at gillette for 20 years. there's a lot of innovation that goes into making america's #1 shave. precision machinery and high-quality materi

comfortable but much warmer if you're going to the alameda county fair. this happening all weekend long in pleas antsorn, saturday and sunday same weather, upper 70s for the early afternoon hours and cooling down into the upper 60s as we approach sunset. and it's going to be also fairly windy. then as we get a look at what's happening for the region, we've got rain spreading in the southern california. this is from the remnants of a tropical storm bud that's been spreading rain across cabo and mexico, moving towards arizona and new mexico. that's something we'll be watching and something you might want to watch if you'll be traveling. weekend plans, you can sends them to me at kari hall weather on twitter and facebook. on father's day, perfect weather for the inland valley as we keep upper 70s. look at next week, heating up once again. take it in with sunshine and more comfortable weather for the next few days, san francisco, mostly stays in the 60s with morning clouds and fog. vianey still tracking a traffic alert. >> a number of issues not just the siga

i contacted the alameda county district attorney's office to see what they may have to say about this verdict. they say the verdict speaks for itself, we have no comment. terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >>> it was a stunning, unprovoked attack. a well-dressed man kicks a homeless person on a san francisco street. that video went viral. today police announce they have a man in custody. robert handa joins us from the tenderloin. >> reporter: we moved actually to the civic center area where the arrest was made and also where people here tell us that the fear and concern that has been lingering in the area since the terrible attack has turned to relief. and not too many people here suspected in another unproved attack. leavenworth street say the area can be a dangerous place at times but acknowledge now it seems a bit safer. that stems from the arrest of this violent, unprovoked kick of a homeless man back on may 24th. the police say the attacker is 58-year-old samuel utube. >> it's absolutely heartbreaking someone would do that. and to hateful, there's absolutely no reason for t i'm

it will handle allrestraining order and other cases in alameda county. currently they are divided between family law on general civil divisions. according to administrators, they say consolidating these cases to one courthouse will provide greater efficiency in dealing with the growing problem of domestic violence. >>> there is a crowded field in the race for san francisco mayor. the top three candidates all three candidates have homelessness at the top their agenda. there are d women in that race for mayor. >>> and santa clara county voters will decide whether or not to recall a local judge. in short jail sentence to the stanford student brock turner sparked worldwide outrage. if i recall is suspected -- successful he would only be the history to be voted out. the ballot also includes a choice between two candidates to replace him if he is recall. >>> voters and santa clara county will also decide who will become the sheriff. longtime sheriff lori smith is running for an unprecedented sixth term. her leading challenger is retired under sheriff, john her

and this weekend probably some of the best weather out at the alameda county fair we have seen in several years. when you compare back. we're going to take you to los angeles from our weather underground sky cam network. why are we starting here? let's get a look. we have the giants at the dodgers that game here at 7:00. we have a cool 69, high clouds passing buy. the first pitch will be at 66 degrees. back here in the bay area we have seen notably cooler temperatures this afternoon. it's not only from the fog of the coastline but also a system we're tracking to the north. it's now developing and basically it's going to sit in just about the same spot as we head throughout saturday. then eventually by sunday we are looking at some larger changes we're going to detail coming up. let's bring you into tomorrow morning. largest impact would be morning clouds. also a few clouds in the south bay. right over to san francisco some fog and low clouds stretching to the east bay and 58. we'll see sunshine tomorrow afternoon. that's good news for june. it is so rare to get temperatures this comfortab

. >>> coming up, alameda county authorities are looking for the person or people responsible for car vandalism this week. damage was at least $1000 per vehicle. in a moment, the search for the vandals armed with paintball guns. the man accused of a killing 14 years ago of a couple sleeping on a beach appeared in court. 39-year-old galler pleaded not guilty. they were sleeping in their sleeping bags on a beach in jenner. in 2004. gallon was only arrested last year. after the deadly shooting of his younger brother. he's also facing murder charges in that case. >>> vandals have been damaging cars with paintballs and pellet guns. the vandals have struck vehicles in different neighborhoods in san lorenzo and sanlando. the alameda county sheriff's office in the -- investigators say each car has at least $1000 lindros,of people complaining about their windows being shot out. >> there's paint walls, like somebody shot it with a paintball gun all over the side of this car. >> investigators say teenagers in a dark-colored suv may be behind the vandalism in san lorenzo. so far, no arrests have

when you think of the alameda county fair, you think of blistering hot. not going to be that way.emperatures running in the mid-70s now. open through 3:00 and 59 by 11:00. you like dinosaur themed fireworks? who doesn't. the a's game tonight. first pitch at 6:35, 63 degrees, 59 while you're watching the fireworks. my accuweather seven-day forecast, it's going to be a little cool at least compared to what summer would normally have for us through father's day. but that's great for being outside. barely get back to 90 tuesday and thursday, so it gets warmer. >> so they let you into the outfield to watch the fireworks. >> it's gorgeous. yeah, you get to lay down, watch the fireworks. it's just going to be a little chilly. >> perhaps cold brews, a lot of other event for father's day weeken jessa castro gives us some ideas. >> check out the that will be there at 6:30 p.m. go inside the victorian greenhouse and learn about botanical brewing and then get a taste. >> people love conserve tory at night. and then because it's sfrarngs people love a beer in their hands. >> tickets cost 27 bu

in the east bay, enjoy carnival rides, fair food, animals, music, concerts, horse races at the alameda countykicking off this weekend in pleasanton. head to martinez for the king of the county barbecue fest complete with professional barbecue amateur bbq challenge, live music and kids games at waterfront park. along the vallejo waterfront enjoy the northern california pirates festival this weekend with entertainment, food and craft vendors. in san francisco, head to corgi con this saturday where you'll find hundreds of corgis and theiocean beach. a festival with street performers, food booths, vendors and a full- length concert. the popular presidio kite festival this saturday includes a build your own kite workshop, flying lessons and more. all events are at the main parade ground. north beach festival, arts, crafts, beer, entertainment, chalk area. there will be 100 wines forting at uncorked, the san francisco wine festival this saturday, at the metreon also featuring food vendors and music. in pacifica, the gardens by the sea tour and plant sale is this saturday. get your tickets at sanche

alameda county says we're not currently under a red flag warning. there's still the potential for trouble though. >> the grasses are in a condition they would burn. we declare wild land season. that increases the number of apparatus of an incident. >> crews are carrying their wild land personal protective equipment now. they are beefing up the high dwrags syst -- hydration system in field. they've been taking a number of preventative steps including crews working on wildfire hazard. >>> let's give you a look at the bay from above. >> high pressure is just starting to build in right now. it's going to keep hot temperatures around for the next two days. the problem we're looking at is hotter temperatures which would lower the humidity. we're taking a look at the humidity for tomorrow. remember with humidity the closer the number gets to zero the drier the areas and the faster a fire could get sparked. lowest humidity, highest fire danger. contra costa county. let's get a look at the inland east bay areas. those would be the hottest. we start off at 72

. >>> fire strike teams from alameda county have been in lake county all day helping to fight the fire. they tweeted out this video showing cruise from berkeley, hayward leaving for lake county at 5 am. they will provide firefighters and resources to the crews battling the fire. >>> planes have been up in the air all around lake county throughout the day. dropping water and fire retardant to help with the flames. see the green lines? they represent the routes of the planes and you can see they have been swarming all around clear lake for the fire has burned. >> we are in the weather center tracking conditions that they are facing. >>> the red flag warning has expired but we had extreme heat over the past couple days, temperatures around 102 degrees 75 acre wildfire in this morning we had a report of 1500 acres in the most recent this evening was 7700 acres. rapid growth with the fire. we are tracking local clouds and fog but this could have an impact on the fire zone increasing the moisture levels. right around clear lake you can see the weather observations with temperatures in the 60

(lydia) the money would be distributed by the public agency "first five" alameda county". reporting live in dublin, lydia pantazes kron 4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you the morning. ( james ) also in the east bay... voters in richmond will be deciding on measures 'e' and 'k' also known as the "kids first" initiative and the "charter amendment." both initiatives would fund education programs for kids including outdoor education and violence prevention. the mayor and city council support both measures. in fact neither initiative has received much opposition. however both measures will be funded through the soda tax... which will be on the ballot in ánovember. so even if these measures pass tonight... they could still fail if the soda tax fails in november. ( james ) another big issue in all 9 bay area counties is measure 3... which would raise the toll on every bay area bridge except the golden gate.( darya ) kron 4's will tran joins us live from san jose. will... also on the balot today in all 9 bay area counties is measure 3... which would raise

one of the big measures on the ballot today is measure "a" in alameda county.( james ) the money wouldwith child care and preschool costs. kron4's lydia pantazes is live in dublin with reaction. ( lydia )measure a will impose a 30-year, half cent jump in local sales tax.the increase would fund scholarships for families to get early education for their kids.(take vo)backers of measure a say it would ise 140 million dollars each year, for the next 30 years.nearly half of the money would go to licensed preschool and daycare providers.the rest of the funds would pay for scholarships.parents who cannot afford daycare of preschool would get a subsidy based on need.(take sots)"i don't believe it is a government responsibility to pay for daycare, philosophically.""putting higher taxes on the entire population does not make it more affordable to live here." "we all have a collective responsibility to ensure that our most vulnerable population, in particular children are taken care of and are safe."(lydia)the money would be distributed by the public agency "first five" alameda county".reporting

she was appointed alameda county d.a. in 2009 and ran unopposed in 2010 and also 2014. she has been endorsed by governor brown and senator harris and both oakland and berkeley mayors. when i talked to her going into the election, she said, you bet, i'm nervous. >> i think the campaign has been interesting with the outside money changing the game quite a bit. but, you know, we had a strong, strong grassroots effort, you know, people in the community that have been so supportive, not just in raising for me money but also people being encouraging and introducing me to other people and the community really coming together to make sure that i stayed in this position. >> voters in san francisco have approved proposition e, which will ban the sale of flavored tobacco products including menthol cigarettes and flavored "vaping" liquids. r.j. reynolds put almost $12 million to fight it but it passed with about 68% of the vote. >>> if president trump plans to invite nba champs to the white house, they should think again. the president had disinvited the eagles after learning only

alameda registrar office in oakland. katie. >> regional measure three is being voted on by nine bay area counties. we all have an opinion on driving. speaking of which here in alameda they've made it easy to place the poolt with the drive through drop stop along fallon street near lake merit. measure three is a proposed toll increase of $3 for the bay area 7 state-ownedance bridges. the money would fund transportation projects with emphasis on mass transit it would would raise $4.5 billion. it it would incur $1 at a time over a span of several years. saying it would relieve barj congestion. those opposed say alameda and contra costa would carry the burden while the south bay would west but pay less. another closely watched race in alameda county is that for district attorney. where we have an incumbent and political newcomer. that incumbent being district attorney current district attorney nancy omaly on the ballot again. she was the first woman elected to the position in alameda county and she served ten years. her challenger is civil rights attorney pamela price. price came to prominence you may

the number of opioid overdose deaths in alameda county decreased by nearly 50-percent last year.lameda county health officials say they are working with several agencies to reduce and prevent the misuse of opiods and associated deaths. and they have been successful with opioid prevention programs and the use of medication used to treat addiction. ( marty ) sugary drinks could be on the way out for students in california. a bill making its way through the state legislature is calling for water or milk to be offered in student meals and lunches. the bill also cracks down on restaurants, preventing them from advertising sugary drinks with kids meals. only water, milk or a milk substitute would be allowed on the menu. those sugary drinks would still be offered... but would have to be requested. the plan is part of an effort to fight obesity and diabetes.. ( dave )still hot today...although some relief at the coast and bay, red flag still alive and kicking ! putting it together for you next ! ♪ happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills fleas and ticks

alameda county sheriffs deputies say a chase ended with the driver intentionally ramming his car into a residential care home. it happened just before 10:00. eight people were inside at the time. one person was hit but not seriously injured. deputies say the man was going through a mental health crisis. he's being checked out by medical staff. >>> in lake county the pawnee fire continues to burn out of control tonight. flames have now charred 13,000 acres. containment stands at 17%. flames have destroyed 22 structures so far. but 600 more are still threatened. and right now an army of 2700 firefighters are on the front lines nearly doubled of course from just this morning. the wind driven fire is burning northeast of clear lake oaks and has forced an entire community to evacuate. kpix5's katie neilsen has the latest. >> there have been three major fires in the last three years here in lake county. today the temperatures are much cooler, the winds calmer which gave firefighters a bit of a break. the fire for the most part has burned past spring valley but thousands of people are still

the alameda county d-a's office says they will never call to demand a payment. if you get such a call they want you to report it to the d-a's office. ( darya ) a big story this morning... the youngest migrants coming into the u-s with their parents... are now being held in "tender age" shelters. at least 3 shelters have opened in texas... in response to the trump administration's zero- tolerance enforcement policy... that separates children from their parents who come into the country illegally. the shelters serve the needs of children under the age of 5. meanwhile... president trump spoke with republican lawmakers on capitol hill last night... trying to rally g-o-p lawmakers on immigration. lawmakers are expected to vote on a new immigration bill this week. ( darya ) invaka trump is talking to her father about stopping the separation of children from their parents at the border. the first daughter and mother also spoke to house majority leader kevin mccarthy and senator susan collins about the issue. so far... the president has refused to change his policy. ins

the number of opioid overdose deaths in alameda county has decreased by nearly 50-percent in 20-17.h officials says they are working with multiple partners to reduce and prevent the misuse of opiods and associated deaths. coalition members said they have had success with opioid prevention programs and the use of medication used to treat addiction. ( james )in san francisco... the man police say caught on surveillance video... kicking homeless people has pleaded ánot guilty. police arrested samuel youmtoub on suspicion of aggravated assault. he's accused of kicking a man on may 24th on leavenworth street. a homeless man was lying down on the sidewalk when a man walked up to him and started kicking his face. in another attack... police say the same man approached another homeless man and kicked him. ( darya )milpitas police have arrested two people for stealing motorcycles. an officer saw two people in the process of stealing a motorcyle on west capital avenue. one man later identifed as robert kint (right)... drove away on a yamaha motorcyle while colton hartley (left) drove away on

. >> reporter: the alameda county district attorney's office telling me tonight they have no comment other than that the verdict stands on its own. live in berkeley, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. >>> we have new video into our newsroom. sjpd needs help identifying a man who robbed a business in san jose. it was on may 1st. this man in the black beanie walked into a public storage store with a handgun. you see it there, and demanded moneymemployee. this is the store on r.a. borten road in east san jose. the man took the cash and hopped blazer and sped off. >>> certainly not what they want to see but hours over the weekend. fire crews managed to put the brush fires out before they spread, but it was enough of a scare to put people there on edge. nbc bay area's jean elle is live in santa rosa where police are searching for an arsonist, jean. >> reporter: they are, jessica. if you take a walk down along the santa rosa creek trail, you'll find several burned areas just like this one, freshly burned. police say someone set this fire and 12 others on purpose. peop

the alameda county fair, this is the quest weekend, you can hit that up. -- you can celebrate dad on father's day, 59 degrees there, as well as the san ma at a owe county -- mateo u caty fair. yosee temperatures cooling down for father's day. then, by monday, those temperatures start to rebound, and by midweek, we're going to be back in the 90s. look at those temperatures on friday. we are getting close to a hundred but not quite there. it's going to feel like summertime yet again by the end of next week. back to you guys. >>>some graduating eighth graders in san francisco had a heck of a speaker send them off to high school. hillary clinton shocked students at the private all girl school by giving the commencement address yesterday. >> she talked about how we have to be courageous in a world dominated by mainly men, and how we have to get up when people push us down. >> the school didn't say how it secured such a high profile speaker but one of clinton's friends has a granddaughter who goes there. >>>a critically endangered chimpanzee has been born at the zoo in the uk. this is the f

alameda county fire crews roving hollis canyon, doing a bit of reconnaissance near a housing development, looking for any potential trouble spots should a fire break out and thinking ahead about a plan of attack. >> access to an area, evacuation. if the area is really narrow roads, maybe we won't put our bulldozers in there until we get all the people out. >> reporter: now, again, you're taking a look at some smoke just over the ridge there. we're trying to find out more information about where that is coming from. we are hearing again about fires in the antioch area and maybe in the brentwood hills area. again, that is why people -- fire agents like the one here in alameda county tell me they've been having these roving patrols go out all weekend to try and find trouble spots and get on top of them before they get out of hand. live in dublin hills, roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> roz, thank you very much. you can track the rising temperatures whenever, wherever you want. download our free nbc bay area app to get the information on what the weather is going to be like where you live. >