hayward the exception at 57. los gatos at 48. here is a look at the golden gate bridge. you can see a little hazy out there. not the thick cloud deck that we had yesterday. if you're out and about today, walking the dog, working in the yard, it's going to be comfortable with cooler-than-average temperatures and a breeze all day today. if you're out over the ocean or playing on the bay, the small craft advisory starts at 9:00 this morning and goes through about 9:00 this evening with the southwest winds at 15 to 25 knots. san francisco today, we have temperatures that will start in the 50s and stay there through noon. we'll hid mid 60s in the afternoon hours and drop back down into the mid 50s this evening. for the east bayshore line, 60 at 8:00 and low 70s. that's all we eat get during the afternoon hours, down to 62 by 8:00 and our final stop will be up in the north bay, just a little warmer here and for a little longer duration. we start off cooler at 58, but we jump to 71 at noon, mid 70s from 2:00 through 6:00. then a sharp drop as the sun starts to set down to 66 by

look at those temperatures at 3:00.going to want to stay inside especially inland with those mid-90s. let's get a check of that morning commute. here is alexis. >> i do want to take you back live to sky7, oakland and all the warriors parade preparation. lake side drive. balloon arch i know you love. lobl aoks like service vehicles this point getting set up. i am seeing a few fans along the parade route there. looks like there's a lot of good spots open here this morning. so of course this is all along the shores of the lake and surface street closures already in place that have been there since noon yesterday and going until 7:00 today. keep in mind, packed, over half million people will ride bart to the festivities today. use 12th or 19th. some changes for contra costa county this morning so make sure you check on those. peak hours for ridership between 9:00 and 11:00 and 12:00 and 2:00. >> thank you, alexis. all over cleanup from north bay wildfires is now complete. >> this is largest cleanup since 1906 earthquake. la

look at the winds gusting, 33 at fairfield. that's a stout sea breeze and that's why it's going to be cooler today. a look at san jose, 280 58 at the coast at noon and mid 70s for the rest of us. you'll notice the difference in the afternoon hours. still warm in some spots, inland 84 to 77 around the bay. a nice evening on the way. hope you get out and enjoy it with low to mid 70s at 7:00. here is alexis. >> good morning, mike. so far we're looking okay for the morning commute. fairly light volumes, westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge. we haven't had any major issues this morning. no delays there, the east side of traffic heading towards us. not seeing delays heading toward the hayward area. mass transit looking good. no delays for b.a.r.t., 39 trains in service. muni, normal service no delays. ace on time and no issues there. heavy out of the central valleyment we'll check out tracy next. >> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. german prosecutors say they have stopped a ricin terrorist attack. on tuesday authorities fo

abc coverage starting at 5:30. tip-off at 6:00. stay with us for "toyota after the game." >>> this incident in oakland looks like it could have been an accident. the city's mayor says it's another case of illegal dumping. >>> electric scooters pulled from san francisco streets last month. they could soon be back and there might be even more than there were before. >>> we've got kids graduating today. let's take a look at what's going on forovato high school. the hornets, at 5:00, 75 degrees. comfortable there. the cowboys at livermore high school, graduation starts at 6:00 >>> let's talk temperatures. 47 in menlo park to 57 in san bruno. 50 right now in san carlos. 46 in palo alto. the rest of us in the low to mid 50s. antioch at 60. beaches looking beautiful right now. it's going to get cloudier as we head through the day and become breezy. it will be breezy over the day, also. small craft advisory starts at 11:00 this morning and goes to 10:00 this evening. let's take care of the kids still going to school, nod grat eighting. 50s

let's take another look at what's going on at carlmont high school on the peninsula. 60 at 9:00, 63 attty nice this morning for your graduation. we'll head to the south bay where santa clara high school will graduate at 4:00 with sunshine and temperatures in the mid 70s. what a great day for those kids. >> congrats to them. it's 5:15. we have new details on the events leading up to this violent confrontation. four police officers in mesa, arizona, caught on camera beating the unarmed man there. the police report from the incident says the man, 33-year-old robert johnson was, quote, verbally defiant and confrontational. the officers involved say his body language showed he was preparing to fight. officers were responding to a domestic violence call for another man at the time. this morning they're on administrative leave. the police chief is expected to give an update on the investigation later this afternoon. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf says she's disgusted after seeing a truck dumping a load of concrete slabs in this neighborhood. this happened yesterday on east 17th street near 23

last night, we finished at 1:00 in the morning, up at 5:00, and at a metro station, were were at pinks last night. >> leading republican in the race for governor cast his ballot yesterday in san diego. recent polls show john cox in second place behind newsome. cox looks forward to debating newsome ahead of the november election. >>> the san francisco mayor race is another big one to watch. these are the eight people running. seven democrats, one republican. the winner will serve the remaining term of the late mayor ed lee, and will face some daunting challenges with the affordable housing and homelessness top of mind in the city. this is video of the mayor voting this morning at roosevelt middle school. amy hollyfield caught up with him after he cast his ballot and asked about future plans. >> i want to focus on making sure the transition is smooth as possible and looking forward to spending time with these guys around here. >> reporter: will you miss the job? >> absolutely. it's an honor of a a lifetime, certainly as someone born and raised in san francisco to be the mayor and to lead

upper 70s today and the drive through the east bay starts out at 64 degrees at 8:00. 74 degrees at 11:00 and 78 degrees by early afternoon. 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen. today in nap pa valley, low 60 s and mostly sunny. yesterday it was super hotd but today lowe 80s. santa cruz in the low 70s today. still a good beach day if you are able to head there. and oakland today a 71 degrees and 65 in san francisco. antioch, 87 today and it's not going to reach into the triple digits like it did yesterday. the cooling trend continues and it will still be a nice weekend ahead. i'm already talking about the weekend forecast. let me know what your plans are. @ karihall weather on facebook and twitter and full weekend forecast coming up in less than 20 minutes. but right now you can get a view of the 7-day forecast for the inland areas, breezy and cooler today, low 80s and mid-70s tomorrow, coolest day of the week will be on wednesday. we're back in the mid-80s for the weekend. in san francisco the low clouds and fog back as early as tomorrow. heading over to mike, you

coming up at 5:30... we will talk to john trasvina-- dean talk to john trasvina-- dean of the u-s-f school of law--expect. (vicki) it's a done deal. the so-called employee "head count tax" on google and other businesses will go before the voters this fall. kron four's rob fladeboe joins us now live from mountain view toexplain. rob? (rob live) the success and explosive growth of companies like google has put on a strain on city resources so this tax is seen as a way to get those companes to help solve the problems that they helped creatre. in a unanimous vote, the mountain view city council has approved a november ballot measure asking residents to approve taxing business like google, which has some 20,000 employees here, between $9 and $149 dollars per employee. mayor lenny siegellenny siegel/mountain view mayor "....the idea is we're going to take money from the employers to spend on improving transit primarily so the people who work here can afford to live here..."the head tax would hit mountain views

you look at the meeting at this point, you look at where the rate need to become a basing it on this,bove 50%. we price that out. when you look at the majors now, we could be looking at an eighth week of gains or the dollar. look at the majors area we will get details, but everyone i have seen this morning, hsbc, the news out of her intelligence, short-term the dollar can rally because data is good. we look at dollar against the euro and sterling. yvonne: the president's tweets before the jobs report sent the balls out. everyone got excited. stock split positive? david: it is looking up. we may be at 3.4% and for japan. an opening up of 6000 for the asx 2000. not a lot of data. retail out of australia, nine minutes after the markets opened, and indonesia also comes out with inflation numbers. this week i will get a chart, have a look at this. i keep going back to this because we saw below the 200-day moving average. we are below that now. zoom in on this. so it isbit above it, over lining in this week, but there is zero momentum as far as equities are concerned. we might have to wait

at risk. those who live, jogger there early morning joggers morning bicyclist . medina has been booked on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless evasion, and battery on an officer. maureen kelly kron4 news. (catherine) new at 5... a california bill that bans new local taxes on sodas and other sugary drinks - has been signed by governor jerry brown. it would prohibit cities and counties from creating new taxes on soda for the next 12 years.. lawmakers reluctantly passed the legislation...but only in the hopes of killing another ballot measure...one that would make it much harder for local governments to raise taxes of 'any' kind. it's the result of a political deal reached between the beverage industry and organized labor. (vicki) in the south bay-- a man is behind bars tonight after police say he caused a seven car hit-and- run crash in san jose. seven people were injured in the crash. kron 4's lydia pantazes explains what happened. damaged at least seven vehicles with i

out at 88 degrees and relative humidity down at 21%. taking a look at observation. the winds coming in west, southwest. you may notice these little arrows as well president -- indicating a west, southwest breeze. sunday we had the red frag warning in place. we had a dry northeast breeze. we're beginning to see a shift and the southwest breeze bringing in the cooler air and moist air. that helps slow down the fire as well. bringing it down to 20%. evening hours right around sunset, 79 degrees and the winds are expected to remain primarily from the west and southwest. that's the good news. we're going to hold on to the pattern for a few days. that will help the firefighters for a bit. meanwhile, at home, it's a cooler day as well. i'll have a look at that coming up in a bit. >> coming up at 4:30 i'm going to have a live update on the fires. stay with us. >> santa rosa police are investigating a shooting that left one dead and two injured. it happened inside of a home on garfield park avenue and the valley last night. they said a man walked in and started shooting. pol

just looking back here at 580, its barely moving at all.its going to be at least a two to three hourid imagine.> (will) good morning i'm will tran in for darya folsom.. (james) and i'm james fletcher. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... major hot spot in castro valley on wb 580 at eden canyon overturn accident blocking two lanes. jammed from 680. accident sb 680 sheridan blocking all but the right lanes. expecr major delays a cooling trend a cooling trend will continue today and into the upcoming weekend, especially across the interior, as an upper level low deepens over the west coast. highs will cool down to 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. tempatures will fall back to below seasonal averages through the weekend before a slight warming trend returns early next week. ( james )a big story we're following this morning from union city. 5 people were shot at chapel of the chimes memorial park and funeral home. it happened around 7 o'clock last night. police say four victims were taken to nearby hospitals... and one victim drove themself to a hospital. at

we'll top out at 64 at 4:00. for the south bay, from 62 at 8:00, 7 at noon, hanging out low- to mid-80s through about 4:00. back to 71. comfortable by 8:00. our last stop will be some of our warmest areas where we'll already be at 80 by noon all the way through 7:00. top out mid to upper 80s between 2:00 and 4:00. the heat is a coming at least for today. a take a look at the accuweather forecast coming up. any hot spots this morning? >> no. looking good so far today. keeping an eye on overpass roadwork. a lot of projects starting to wrap up. here is a look at the richmond side of the richmond san rafael bridge, just watched crews pick up cones. we did have fasttrack lanes blocked off a few minutes ago. this was scheduled to last until 5:00 this morning. obviously getting this done a little ahead of schedule here. look, we don't have anyone coming through. definitely didn't cause a back-up and it won't at this point either. do want to head to central valley if you're trying to leave the tracy area. not too bad, 24

knowing this is happening at a nurnewspaper, at media company, what are your thoughts? >> well, first let me apologize. eye actual i'm at the parent to board a flight. -- i'm at the airport to board a flight. i apologize for the noise. it's too early to tell exactly what's going on. i heard juliet mention -- we don't know if this is workplace violence, if this is some disgruntled individual with a beef against the media. we don't know yet. i would be reluctant to draw too many conclusions. anything -- any time something like this happens it's troublesome. now the police are going through the entire building. they have to, floor by floor, room by room, looking to see if there are any injured people, if there's anyone else who may be involved. word is possibly they have one person in custody. don't know if that's true or not. maybe more than one person involved. you're at the very early stages right now. they have to clear the building. information will be trickling out because they want to try to get a handle on what it is that's going on. i'm sure that they will try to

you looking at those at all?>> not per se. >> the federal school safety have a meeting today at the department's headquarters. >>> san francisco voters shot down a proposed ballot measure to allow officers to use tasers in a wider range of circumstances. more than half of voters rejected it allowing officers to use stun guns whenever a subject is actively resisting instead of the t policy >>> elunalakisis the top -gfor th lit ce who she will face in november. >> we started by going to all 58 counties in california, by listening to people and families and businesspeople and organizers, schoolteachers and healthcare workers and really listened to what's going on out there. that has formed the basis of this campaign. >> and bay area voters have decided they are willing to pay to try to reduce congestion. regional measure 3 passed easily meaning tolls will go up at all the the bridges in the bay area except the golden gate. the $3 toll hike will be implemented gradually over the next six years and may raise up to $5

we had a crash 580 at grant line. so that's not helping. 205 as you make your way out of tracy, beware, you are really slow. we have speeds dipping as slow as 15 miles per hour. 30 minutes already from 205 to 680. and westbound 80 at carlson, the eastshore freeway ride still looking good. moving at the limit. there's a backup at the toll plaza in the cash lanes. >>> investigators say an arsonist may be behind a cluster of fires that burned within minutes of each other and threatened homes and homeless encampments in san jose. at least three of those fires broke out along coyote creek yesterday and another near the los lagos golf course. kpix 5's maria medina with the investigation. >> there were structures threatened. there were some homeless encampment threatened. >> reporter: chopper 5 captured the fires that started within minutes of each other as firefighters arrived to the first vegetation fire on capitol expressway and tours just after 4 p.m. another fire began not too far away. >> since then, we have had at lea

—— looking at.rom the south, some spots of rain and that will clear away, then the sun will come out. the second front coming across scotland producing heavy rain, turning more showery through the afternoon, it will be through the afternoon, it will be through the afternoon, it will be through the afternoon, mid afternoon, we start to see the winds ease a touch through the north but breezy rather than windy in the south with ties up to 22, that will feel quite pleasant. don‘t forget this morning we could have a lot of disruption due to the wind, —— with highs up to. small trees could be uprooted and the trees at this time of year are infull and the trees at this time of year are in full bloom, as opposed to the autumn, with the leeds acting like sales. nasty travel conditions first thing. —— with the leaves. clear skies. cooler than the one just gone for many. another little system pushing across scotland introducing showers. where we‘ve got the clear skies by night is where we start off with sunshi

at the moment.s a long-term c market. we had a little concern recently because of the very high earning expectation compared to but thin which is now we are coming back because the strength of the consumer is something we need to take into account. rishaad: in emerging markets. >> yes. believe your of the this is something which is underestimated? think so. when i look at the news flow, the conversation we have with clients, thedlines, it is .ll about the trend this is a risk. it really, how much has impacted the equity market? how much has it impacted growth? i think we just really need to balance the risk. we have this risk, but at the same time, you have some domestic story in a number of countries. i talk of indonesia, india, and thea, which is probably major story, actually. and i think this is probably where the focus should be. rishaad: but if we have a trade war with china, it is not a trade war between beijing and washington, it is more about also the u.s. versus asia in a way because of su

at 7:00 this morning. they are calling for an end to the zero tolerance policy on immigration. it's part of a 12-hour day of action at the jail. they plan to continue protesting until 7:00 tonight. >>> no matter where you stand on this issue, you may want to contact your congressional representative about the issue. we have that information on our website, abc 7 news.com at our allies in action page. we also have information there if you or someone you know has an immigration issue. you can find it by going to abc 7 news.com/take action. click the human rights section. >> let's move now to developing news in lake county where the pawnee fire lurnd 11500 acres. firefighters have made some progress. but it's still just 5% contained. 22 building have been destroyed. about half of them are homes. 600 structures remain threatened by flames. he w> raging out of control since this past weekend. forcing people to evacuate from homes. >> this map shows where the fire is burning. it is north of highway 20 and to the

with -- at the meriwether. harry styles at capital one arena. herbie hancock at strathmore. if you like magic, david blaine at mgm national harbor. lots of options. get out there and check. it o yb> jason, have a great weekend, man. y check out the fred rogers documentary. thanks so much. >>> it looks like the family made famous will be back on television. but she won't be with us. the conners will be a spinoff of roseanne. the sitcom that enjoyed sky high ratings during the reboot. abc canceled the sw after roseanne's racist tweets targeting a former adviser to president obama. >>> we'll get a look at the storm team 4 forecast and be sure to join us for the ellen show this afternoon t 3:00 a stick around for news 4 at 4:00. >>> chipotle adding items. avocado toes tad owes and updated saladment they're available at the test kitchen in new york city. chipotle says each of the new foods are ius var stages of development and only the nachos are the closest to launching nationwide. this is a major change for the company which has long limed menus to the basics, burritos, burrito

104 versus a stock that's trading at 110, and then get long in the upside at 111.o that risk/reward ratio, you know, that makes a lot of sense to me. and as far as carter's charts, the most compelling chart, i think, is that uptrend the fact that it's kind of banging down on that, and you see a lot of room to mike's high strike, and that's why he's selling that 117 because a 6 to 7% rally over the next month and a half or so, would be pretty nice >> and if you were to toss in, let's say it's 50/50 for equities in general. if we're doing higher, money will flow to this laggard area we've seen that in a lot of beaten up reality names. if the market is about to go into a big spin lower, i bet you a lot of the damage has already been done. >> but does the xbi chart look bad? because the premise of this trade is that that gap between ibb and xbi will be filled, but on a fundamental basis, there may be reasons why the ibb is trading the way it does. and that's because a lot of these big-cap biotech companies are more like pharma stocks now. there's been a fundamental sor

start at 59 at 8:00, 71 at noon, back to a very comfortable 68 by 8:00. last stop will be the north bay. one of our warmer spots where we'll start to hit the 80s after the lunch hour when we're at 77. that's up from 59 this morning. we'll be back down to about 73, very comfortable at 8:00. we'll take a look at that heat wave coming up in your father's day forecast. first turn it over to alexis and see what's going on on this monday morning. >> it actually got pretty busy as of an hour ago. let's head to one of our incidents. we're trying to sort this out with chp. on 580 east of the toll plaza east of the richmond-san rafael bridge. it looks like the westbound side. but sounds like minor either way. no backup on the eastbound side. you're definitely heavy on that approach to the bridge if you're traveling westbound, traveling towards marin county. down to about 9 miles an hour for you. we're in touch with chp and say as soon as they get it sorted out, they'll let us know. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. a tough morning there, a couple minutes o

let's talk about the giants and the rockies tonight at at&t park. 59 at 7:15, dropping to 57. they'll have a special section for those with peanut allergies. if you have that and want to go to a baseball game, tonight is your night. natasha? >> there will soon be a new park in sonoma county. an environmental group just purchased 730 acres west of santa rosa currently known as the harold richardson redwoods reserve, filled with redwoods that are more than 1,000 years old. getting the land ready for visitors will take about three years. >>> happening today, machines will start cranking out the world's first robot-made hamburger in san francisco. culinary robotics company called creator will hold a soft launch for its first burger joent in the city's sonoma neighborhood. robots cook, slice and assemble burgers in five minutes. each burger costs chefs from shea pennies and mum fuk co-worked on the project to make it it actually tastes decent. >> the coolest thing is the rotating floor conveyor belt that pushes it forward. >> i'm fascinated. i'd try it. mike? >> i'm with you. let's

temperatures are a little warmer at 59 in san jose and 56 at san francisco . concorde at 58. we are watching the cloud coverage and if it impact short the visibility, for now it looks fine along the coast and half moon bay. six miles of petaluma . the visibility should be fine and it is all part of the cloud still call -- coastal cloud cover that we tend to bid -- get. there is rain for parts of the higher elevations in the sierra and places like mount shasta got drizzle. we may see that tonight as the low hangs to the east of us. oakland at eight and fairfield is a little gust year. here is a look at the highs today. upper 50s and low 60s for the coast. morgan hill at 77 and two degrees below average is what we will notice today. mid 80s for places like redwood. pretty comfortable -- brent word -- brentwood. the clouds will probably be stubborn. 76 today and then the further north you go it will be warmer. you may notice light shower activity later on. the low was pretty massive ringing moisture from places like nevada and utah. then for areas like northern california there

four people died at the scene, another at a hospital.he sheriff says cases like this happen almost every day because human smuggling is a real problem in that area. >> we have seen this many, many times, not only in this county, but other counties along the border. boaters need em. k, a perfect to be secured. >> the driver, believed to be an american citizen, was taken to the hospital. the others who were hurt in the crash were flown to hospitals. >>> a south bay group plans to protest president trump's support of the reinstatement of a question on the 2020 census that will ask if people are american citizens. they say it is intended to intimidate people and drive down the number of immigrants who take part. the group will unveil a plan ahead of tomorrow's board of supervisors meeting. it aims to increase voter registration internet and push back against what they say is the president's campaign to undermine the census. >>> in kansas city, hundreds of people paid respects to two sheriff deputies shot to death on friday. 44-year-old teres

still cloudy at the coast. 56. sunny inland at 72. inland at 4:00, 80. 57 at the coast.ice eechlg on tap, 55 at the coast. 67 to 74. the rest of us, we'll see how your commute is shaping up. >> overall we've been pretty quiet today, mike. we are looking at one of our only trouble spots right now. that is northbound 680, the san jose area. we have reports of a vehicle into a tree off on the right shoulder. chp has arrived. they're saying that vehicle is cold to the touch. this possibly happened several hours ago. no one is there around that vehicle. therefore, we don't have any injuries or lanes taken away either. looking pretty cloudy, southbound 101, folks coming across golden gate bridge. volumes starting to increase. overall, looking at a decent morning commute. if you're about to head out the door, you shouldn't run into many major problems. drive times coming up at 6:40. >>> breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. >> that breaking news we've been tracking throughout the morning in san francisco. a van crashing into an apartment building. abc 7's amy hollyfield is li

a live look at at&t park this hour. all quiet right now. but that's not always the nht. what a night it rockies. madison bum we needed something spectacular to win. brandon crawford slammed an in >> look, look. hey! yeah. that walkoff homer was the only run scored the entire game. way do go, giants. >> only have to win by one. >> that's all you need. when it happens -- >> it's nice. >> the fan got a ball. >> win-win. >> yeah. it was also cool out there last night at the game and cool this evening and we're still dealing with those breezy winds and nice little ocean breeze and as you step out the door this morning in the tri-valley, mostly clear, 55 degrees on the right side of the screen. in the middle in the peninsula, live at palo alto, 56 degrees now and it's in the upper 40s in start with some breezy winds in san francisco right now at if you're heading on the way out the door to fruitval b-50s clouds moving by through about 8:00 but mainly cle andd nn wit temperatures there at 64 degrees. little bit warmer walnut creek with the same start in the 50s and noon tempera

it starts tomorrow night at 4:00-- followed by kron4 news at 5.raps that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(catherine) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you vicki and catherine. coming up next on kron4 we are following breaking news in san francisco. two people have been shot in the mission district.. no arrests have been made - we'll have an update next.(ken) then - we have the new ntsb report on a tesla "autopilot" crash on highway 101. it reveals the tesla sped up before impact... tonight - we'll disuss the report with a self-driving car expert.car expert. kron4 news at six starts right after the break. (pam) breaking news tonight at 6. at least two people have been shot late this afternoon in the mission district of san francisco. they have been transported to the hospital ... their conditions at this hour .. are not known.(pam ) thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore. (ken) and i'm ken wayne. it happened around 3:20 this afternoon on the 1400 block of treat avenue... near cesar chavez street. residents are being a

you downgrading at&t today?ed on the balance sheet >> that's right. it's the balance sheet, not the income statement so time warner is good for the income statement it's a growing asset the problem is at&t is so large that the entire asset they just bought, the entire company in time warner only amounts to 15% to 20% of revenues at this and it's the other 85% that's the problem. right? you've got three businesses. you've got a wireless business that has negative service revenue growth and negative ebitda growth. you've got a wire line commercial services business that is larger than the entire company of time warner that's shrinking at 3.5% a year and the other piece of the business is directv and the entertainmensiness that's shrinking and has negative 9% ebitda right now now you've got a balance sheet that's levered ler levered at just under four times ebitda and $250 billion of debt i me, wrap your mind around that for a second. a quarter trillion dollars of debt at a company levered four times. and ultimatel

of families at the border.he offered few details in the meeting with congressional leaders. sources told foxnews the order would allow children of adults illegally crossing the border to state with their parents -- remain with their parents. it would end keeping children in detention centers alone. >> if we did not do this, you would have hundreds pouring through the border. >> they separated more than 200 miners from their families in recent weeks. the presidents executive action could be seen as violating a 1997 court order, known as the florez settlement. it requires the government to release children detained by immigration to their family. a ruling tied to the settlement keeps officials from keeping children for more than 20 days. the eccentric -- executive order says attorney general jeff sessions will file a request to modify that rule. they want to keep families together throughout criminal proceedings. >> allison barber reporting. the executive order seems to catch-22 to some. keeping families together

a look at pleasanton, the alameda county fair at 11:00 at 70 degrees. warming to 84. not too hot. 76 at 7:00 and dropping down to sweatshirt weather by 11:00, 62 degrees. nascar, the first few days obnoxiously hot in the mid 90s. not a ton of shade out there. by the time we get to the big race on sunday, the heat eases, the breeze kicks in and temperatures drop from the mid 90s to the upper 70s. looks like it's going to be a great ending to what could be a very fun weekend. let's talk about driving at normal speeds this morning. here is sue. >> we would hope so. we are looking at pretty good traffic wooits flowing on the eastshore freeway headed to westbound golden gate fields. a solid stream of headlights. everybody seems to be behaving nicely. checking in with the bay bridge toll plaza, just a minor backup for the cash paying folks. f.a.s.t. fastrakers getting right on through. drive times from hercules to the bay bridge toll plaza, not bad, 26 minutes. add a couple minutes more to get into san francisco. >>> the number of adults who are smoking tobacco hit an all-t

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an incident at swim club in san jose. stooif was over the scene at shadow brook swim club. the san jose fire department says poom chemicals mixed together creating a toxic gas. >> some patients reported vomiting trouble breathing and other symptoms. you can see a team was dispatched to decontaminate patients and see if they needed treatment. >>> a driver was hurt after crashing into a house in lafayette. happening on glennside drive around 8:15 this morning. you can see the damage, the gaping hole. the car was damage and the driver had to be kpr indicated from the car and taken to the hospital. police say speeding was likely a factor in the crash. and neighbors say speeding on that street is a big problem. >>> in santa rosa, a small fire last night has led to large worries about pg&e and its equipment. less than a week after calfire defaulted the -- faulted rather the utility for much of the north bay styer form. the utility quipped started forefire reigniting the safety discussion. here is our reporter wayne friedman. >> reporter: by the time chris and his wife began recor

they finish the series tomorrow afternoon at at&t park the a's starting a 10- game road trip...an diego versus te padres... top 9th... 2-1 padres... a's down to their last strike... steven piscotty... gets a fast ball... and goes 2nd deck in left field for a solo home run to tie the game!!... the 20th straight road game the a's have hit a home run top 10th... again two outs... and jed lowrie... jacks one to right field... and that baya is gone for a twwo-run home run... 4-2 a's final score... 4-2 a's... like the giants they also play tomorrow afternoon... in san diego the the (weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast. hi. i'm t he only bed that actually senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable... does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. karnow: there was a huge difference in temperatures today from the coast to the valleys. fog at the beaches kept most of those temperatures as much as 30 degrees cooler and in the 50s compared to the 90s inland. if you're going ou

and it will be warming up fast at 9:00, 68 degrees and 81 at noon. it goes up from there in the upper 80s. if you're planning to go out hiking or going to the parks in the east bay, keep in mind it starts out cool but by 10:00, we're already at 76 degrees but it will be hot. grab your water bottle before you head out the door and we'll talk about some cooler temperatures in the forecast coming up. vianey has been tracking that morning commute and a little bit of a problem right in the peninsula, right? >> just a bit. we were doing so well and then in my last report, this one popped up as i was going on air. i have done a little digging, chp is reporting what appears to be still a bit of a traffic issue considering two lanes are blocked along northbound 101 at university avenue. this is involving two vehicles that appears to be a mini van and another smaller vehicle. one of those cars is blocking one of the lanes but the good news is chp is reporting that now tow trucks are on the scene. as of right now i'm not seeing delays due to the accident which

year, we are not even at three, maybe at three, certainly not at four.jerome powell has described the fed funds rate as getting to neutral. , you addat one model four new, it is already at neutral. we are posing the question, is it near neutral or at neutral? it is a theoretical rate, of course. the last time the rate went above that estimated neutral rate, you had a recession. this also plays into that flattening yield curve. it is a complicated conversation. th is what we are seeing as far as this chart is concern. ramy: we have been having those conversations. everyone seems to be saying we are getting near. david, checking the markets. u.s. dollar had an event full day, rising on the fed tone, up about .5%. in oure, let's bring strategist in singapore. what is next for the dollar? >> i think there is more downside. thisove set the end of session will continue for the next few days, probably into the next week. ere are couple of factors. the fed and how the market reacted. just as david was debating, where is the neutral rate? we are on the latter hal

>> we will be taken closer look at the trading debut, just looking at my screen. 2-1.looking at maybe did start trading, we would probably see a 45% pop in the stock price. more on the successful ipo, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: this is "bloomberg markets: asia." mercari taking his time to start trading by the online marketplace is very much high, the first japanese data last week raising $1.2 billion. david ingles is at the tokyo stock exchange. why was it so successful? david: the company was successful, let's talk about the operations. first, you have a very good management team. my earlier guest joined us and basically told us the company, a startup,l large tech attracted a lot of the best talent in the industry. that is one reason. when you look at what the company does, it's an online flea market, similar to the likes of ebay. i will read what it actually says, you got something you it.t use, never used, sell it gives you an indication of what somebody that's what the company does. notice people just have a lot of unk. the company has been able to cap that need for people

(ken) new at 6.he navy is expected to begin retesting the former shipyard at hunters point for toxic and radioactive waste. (pam) this, after allegations of fraud by navy contractor tetra tech ... which was reportedly paid 1- billion dollars by the navy, to clean up contamination ahead of a planned housing development. two former tetra tech supervisors have already pleaded guilty to charges of faking soil samples in the area. tetra tech issued a statement saying, that it stands by the work... and believes re-testing will show the company's work met the navy's standards. today, house minority leader nancy pelosi issued a statement... that retesting will be paid for.... with navy funds as part of this year's federal budget. her statement reads, in part: "our government must hold fraudulent contractors accountable. to ensure no further waste, fraud and abuse.. federal agencies doing business with tetra tech must reconsider... whether this company can be trusted with taxpayer money." (ken) california's u

he is at the scene. tell me where you are in relation to the scene and what you see. >> i'm right at the scene right now. i can tell you, this is something that this community has really never seen anything like this. i'm -- if you know annapolis at all, i'm on the back side of the mall away from the main way most folks come into town. and you just see an amazing police presence. you know, you see local, federal law enforcement all over the place here. they have a pretty good area blocked off at the moment for folks that they are not walking into the area. basically the mall -- basically the capital gazette is practically across the street from the annapolis mall, which is basically a majoren i center of where you see a lot of people. it's just a huge presence of law enforcement right now in this area. >> let me ask you something. how far is where you are, the annapolis mall and the capital gazette from what most of us would know, the historic center of annapolis? >> it is a five or ten minute drive of i

petaluma at 3. looked at the sfo cameras and they look okay so hopefully there will be no flight delays coming in. nice clear conditions right there over san francisco. but across the east bay, livermore, even concord, a logical more cloud coverage. the north bay and south bay also look in the clear for now. so today will be the last day of our onshore winds all because of this low. and there's a ridge of high pressure way out there. it's rignear hawaii right now. but it's going to head towards us. when it gets close our temperatures will rise and we'll get the dry winds. for today though enjoy these temperatures. upper 70s, low 80s for most inland spots. around the bay upper 60s and low 70s for places like oakland. but this is what's going to happen. that ridge of high pressure i was talking about it's going to get close and as it hovers near california, it brings us those north winds. it's going to be very dry and look at our forecast. triple digits coming up here soon. sunset happening at 8:35 to

in fact, starting at 9:00 at 60, noon, 69, sea breeze kicks in, 66 at 3:00, and 62 at 6:00.onight's temperatures are 50 at half moon bay to 68 in we have a heat advisory for tomorrow, two days in, your body will be worn down. drink before you getthirsty. we drop 6 to 10 degrees sunday. when the marine layer rolls in monday, things are back to average with 50s at the coast. 60s in the bay, and 80s inland. that's how it runs through thursday. just two days, and i think we can make it. >> all right. and a question for you, mike, it's not miserable sunday, but is there enough sun or marine layer to protect us from the sun or still wear sunscreen on? >> put it on, especially if you're out for a long period of time sunday no matter where you are. >> yeah, all right. good advicadvice. thank you so much. >>> pride weekend brings a rainbow of events for you and the family, and abc 7 mornings and partners at hoodline have details on the options. >> this week, hoodline has a new musical written for the gay men's chorus. i met the composer who did the adamms family and big fish on broad

they're at $20 million.people have donated including facebook founder mark zuckerberg. the new fund-raising goal, $25 million. >>> we're turning now to microclimate weather coverage. a red flag warning in effect until 8:00 tonight. this video just into our newsroom showing you that breeze in san jose. that wind, vianey, creating a big concern for fire danger, of course. >> any time you're dealing with hot, high heat, and low humidity, this is the recipe for fire danger. that's the reason why they issued these red flag warnings so you can be on alert and just be mindful of the area that you live in, especially in the hilltops. i want to show you current wind speeds right now. if you notice, still nice and breezy, but getting a little bit windier toward the east bay right now. at about 22 miles per hour. along the coastline as well, 22 miles per hour. and the north bay area, 22 miles per hour in napa. now, we're going to be keeping a close eye on these wind speeds through tonight into tomorrow as well because

that's at 4:15. that will be over on c-span3. and at 5:30 the f.b.i. news conference on that report also on c-span3. and those briefings online at cspan.org. >> staying live here at the white house. the brady press briefing room. expecting to hear from press secretary sarah sanders shortly. she'll certainly be asked questions about the report released this afternoon by the inspector general of the department of justice on the f.b.i. and campaign 2016. a report you can find on our website, cspan.org. we have a couple of other briefings this afternoon on that issue as well. democratic leaders on the hill will be speaking to reporters at 4:15 eastern. and the inspector general also speaking to reporters. that briefing, that f.b.i. briefing, at 5:30 eastern. both on c-span3 and online at c-span dwomplingt the house has been in today -- cspan.org. the house has been in today, continuing work on anti-opioid abuse legislation. votes on those coming up sometime this afternoon and we'll have that live here on c-span. >> the white house briefing originally sched

front door.right at their saw the fire right at their front door. front door.right at their saw the fire right at their front door. front door.right at their front door. (grant) we mentioned that some 600 homes are still threatened tonight in lake county.(vicki) and firefighters are working around the clock so that they can return home. already hundreds of people were forced out of their homes by flames. the worst part...not knowing...if their homes are still standing...leveled by flames...or somewhere in between. lower lake high school is the evacuation center. the entire spring valley community is under a mandatory evacuation order. john and nanete live in spring valley. nanette took video of the fire raging out of control overnight on the hill near the couples home. yes. it is. i am their homes? yes. it is. i am sad for them.>(vicki) sandy clark

you're apparently serving your self at some restaurants. >> a live look at sfo at 6:40. thanks for being with us. a little sunshine peeking through. live weather and traffic conditions on your crystal geyser alpine springpasses through here, and is bottled right here. at the mountain source. naturally. crystal geyser is the only major u.s spring water bottled at the mountain source. naturally. how far does crystal geyser alpine spring water travel from its source to the bottle? less than a mile and a half. crystal geyser. always bottled at the mountain source. naturally. yesterday. here is a visible satellite picture you can see the pawnee fire. look where the smoke is going left to right across the screen, west to east, heading to the sierra. this is the way it's going to go again today and the winds will pick up during latter parts of the afternoon into the evening hours. they will below west to east. what the firefighters will be dealing with, 92, 103, and 88 saturday and sunday. quick look at tahoe looks gorgeous, low- to mid-80s except for thursday and friday mid to

this is the type of thing the feds are veryood at assisting at. we heard a reference to the bomb squad being there. wehe know news 4 i-team has spent time with the anne arundel squad.bom we know this to be an elite unit that has been a critical part of federal cases not only findg the evidence, but helping find the people in federal cases. no shortage of law enforcement thte. no doubome of them are in the role of figuring out who this dividual is, if the individual isn't telling police himself. this is the type of billing and you've alluded to it, no shortage of surveillance cameras. i don't just mean the newspaper, t there are other businesses adjaent to it that will have surveillance cameras that will give them some legs up as well. you've got the feds here. the fbi hasd a bug down the road with some agents. i'm told those special agents to help deployed police. >> also i think we need to point out something that caew out of that conference. we were hopinng they were g to roll back the number of fatalities, the number of people we were told they

and we'll be taking another look at tomorrow morning's front pages at 11:30.ight's reviewers are claire cohen and john rentoul. the eu has given what it says is a last warning to the uk to lay its cards on the table if it wants to resolve all outstanding brexit issues in time for a crunch summit in october. and that "huge and serious" differences remain between both sides. theresa may says she is "ready to intensify and accelerate the pace of negotiations" and will publish more detail about the government's plans in a white paper. our political editor, laura kuenssberg, reports from brussels. hovering in the background, brexit has been a footnote, not the main order of business here. but brussels‘ main broker had prepared a very big message to give. huge and serious divergence remain, in particular, ireland and northern ireland. now we are waiting for the uk white paper and i hope it will contain workable and realistic proposals. but the very, very, very long night of talks that became 5am in the morning was dominated by the stresses and strains of migration a

it is time to look at alternative energy. we are looking at cobalt, used in electric cars.panies are getting creative on how to finance its mine development. the first major contract to extract the metal why is it so significant? joining us is r.t. watson. he joins us from rio de janeiro. what was the data behind the deal? what are the intricacies? >> basically it is a streaming deal, two companies that are going to be paying to get the cobalt that will be extracted. it's almost a watershed moment, if you will, because the prices tripled for the metal in the last couple of years. it's an opportunity to expand, go underground. they might not be doing that if it was not for the buzz around the electric car revolution. this provided an opportunity for them to get the financing they need. alix: $300 million, when you take a look at how much they might be getting over the next decade, what cobalt price does that imply? >> it implies a price level of about $40 per pound, very similar to what it is trading at today. it also gives us a marker of what big companies like apple or car

(ken) take a look at this! for her faithful service with her own yearbook picture the four-year old lab, the four-year old lab, named linda, attends orange city elementary with rachel watton, a student who has spina student who has spina bifida, linda helps rachel navigate in her wheelchair and performs other tasks when picture day came around, everyone agreed that linda deserved her very own close-up for her efforts special plaque from the school's principal ... commending her on 3 years of honorable service at the school (vicki) and -- awards season is still months away, but don't tell "black panther" -- the marvel movie just cleand up at the 19th annual golden trailer awards, which honor the best in movie marketing. "black panther" won best in show, best action, best action t-v spot, and best music t-v spot. (ken) that wraps up kron 4 news at nine...(vicki) but our primetime coverage continues at the top of the hour. pam moore is here with kron 4 news at ten....pam? (pam) thank you ken and vicki.... next at

mid 60s at half moon bay.nto the city of san francisco, a nice warm 72 for you. 84 expected the afternoon high in redwood city. we have the parade tomorrow. temperatures are going to be just as warm, perhaps even a tad warmer. we will start the morning 63 degrees >> already lining up along that route. low 70s and the forecast at 11 am when the parade begins. as we get into the second part of the day, near 80 degrees for the afternoon in areas over oakland. it's going to be a warm one there. just plan accordingly. it should be a fabulous day. here's a look at the extended forecast. even harder for tomorrow. in the city >> making -- baking in the mid to upper 90s. we see a turn around by wednesday. seabreeze will kick in and call us all down by thursday and friday. it looks like upper 80s for inland cities. upper 70s aroundwhen we heat it up. >> yes. >> rosemary, can i go to the warriors parade? >> he would have to check with the bosses, but it's okay by me. >> we may have to hold down the fort here. we will see