billboards will either have to be removed or have to be adjusted with that warning label. >> heather holmesive in san francisco tonight. heather, thank you. >>> tomorrow the berkeley city council is expected to approve a plan that would take a portion of the money that the city gets from its soda tax and give it to school garden programs. students at the berkeley arts magnet elementary school at virginia are learning to eat healthy thanks to their outdoor gardens. it's what they invisioned when they launched the plan. >> the importance of good nutrition, so the more frequently is better habits we're able to build. >> reporter: measure d packs on a 1 cent sales tax on sugary drinks. the city is estimates that the extra tax will raise $1.2 million per year. a special panel is recommended that $250,000 of that money go to the school garden program. >>> a state senator from the bay area is proposing a steep tax for water wasters. bill wikoswki authored the measure. it will site businesses $100. since it is a tax initiative it would need 2/3 majority to pass. >>> the santa clara board of supervi

news and heather holmes is checking out -- checking out that story. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. come on, boys! it's leap day, not sleep day! - whoo! - (claps hands) i love leap day! (chuckles) it's kind of a big deal in the dunphy house. this year, we even got manny involved. you're given this gift of 24 extra hours. you can't waste it at work or school. you have to do something extraordinary, - something shocking. - mm. this year, the entire family is taking a trapeze class. - how extraordinary is that? - it was my idea. how shocking is that? i can be spontaneous every four years. i can't wait. leap day is stupid. you're not understanding the logic behind it. a year is actually 365.25 days. every four years we gain one day. if we didn't adjust the calendar in, say, 40 years,

i am heather holmes. >> nim ken wayne. shooting shutdown highway 4 for six hours and caused a traffic mess on the highway. the shooting happened on highway 4 near bailey rd. near the pit sport -- pittsburgh station. we're live where the freeway finally reopened. >> reporter: you can see the tire lights -- tail lights behind us. it just reopened about an hour ago. it has been pretty slow going, but traffic is back moving again. the contra contest -- contra costa sheriff's office received 911 calls reporting a car being shot at. this car crashed into the center divide before 3:00. investigators say they have found three bullet holes on the passenger side. >> we know this poor guy got shot driving on the freeway.>> reporter: the driver was pronounced dead. the investigation shutdown highway 4 for hours. >> because it is no extended crime stream -- an extended crime scene, we had to walk it. >> reporter: thousands were caught in the backup. >> i was there for like two hours. when i came back no ac going on. everybody is riding

.>>> i am heather holmes. those shots were fired blocks from the main pride celebration this afternoon. one person was struck. we're live now as civic center plaza. police have uncovered the gun involved?>> reporter: that is right, heather, a semiautomatic handgun they found discarded on market street. right now, we're looking across larkin street out towards united nations plaza. you can see the whole area is full of food booths for pride weekend. it was a vendor caught by a stray bullet. this video seems to show people reacting, backing away and then shots ring out. >> we heard a bunch of shots. we had somebody put their hands up. another guy had guns in his hand. a lot of people running. >> reporter: the plaza was still full of people. vendors were closing up for the day. police swarmed in.>> everybody was told to leave. no one was allowed to stop. it was an emergency, and everybody was scrambling, including the police. >> this is pretty much unrelated to the priority that. >> reporter: police chased six sus

. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. that decision is likely to fall during san francisco's pride week that could turn this year's celebration into something much more meaningful for the lgbt community. debora villalon is live now where plans are on the way for a huge rally after the supreme court's decision. >> reporter: that's right health heather, it'll be here at the castro. about 30,000 people will show up here. >> we're going to do it? >> yeah. yeah. >> are you really? >> yes. >> reporter: together almost 30 years, lewis and gafney were the first to marry in the city in 2004 and later were plaintiffs against proposition a. >> it would be like at 6:30 tomorrow morning we need to be ready. right. >> yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: now they're ready for a ban that could throw out the proposition. >> i think we all should have the freedom to marry who we want. >> right now the country is divided between the marriage haves and marriage have notes. >> reporter: with the couple suing, marrying then relocated and found they

heather holmes has the night off. let's get to the warriors night with joe fonzi. wow. >> reporter: the warriors are a win away from their second championship since they became a bay area team. andre iguodala in in place of bogut. every possession at battle. 17 of them in the fourth quarter. the warriors had enough to stay on top. iguodala there for the follow up plus the foul. james involved in every cavalier possession starting to feel the fury. three more and curry feels it, his family feels it, the arena feels it. steve kerr has seen this from his star before. >> steph just taking over the game. but it was a different game. i thought this is steph's night. this is going to be a big one for him because he has all that room. he took over the game and was fantastic. >> tomorrow the warriors try to wrap up the game in cleveland. if not a seventh and deciding game will be played in oakland on friday. >> right now they look very focused and the news conferences afterward the players seem not to get wrapped up about this particular game. >> i think they know that that

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the wine and food festival is now wrapping up. by all accounts this year's show was a big success. and christien kafton got backstage access, lucky guy. >> reporter: i definitely feel like a lucky guy. i got to see snoop doog and fergie. if arguments were still performing, they're ready to pull the plug on those acts. the reason why they want to make sure they are a good neighbor ending the noise at precisely 10:00. >> reporter: snoop dogg was one of the big name acts taking the stage at the final day of bottle rock in napa. crews came out to hear the music. the first bottle rock ended up $1 million in the red. first fans went to that first show two years ago say not much has changed. >> the acts were as good as two years ago but there's better breath of action here. >> reporter: first time attendees say the combination of good wine, good food and respected artists made this a good event. >> the restaurants that they have lined up and the vineyards they have lined up, the wineries, yo

good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the -- and joe fonzi is here with more on the ending of the first two games. >> the warriors were down 11 but they close with a serious rally. curry struggles from outside all night but when he made that shot in the lane it was tied with eight seconds left. they went to overtime tied at 87 here. curry makes the foul and puts the warriors down one. but matthew delavedova gets the cavs down by one. james haded one more free throw. the cavs even the series. curry very uncurry like. he knows there's work to be done. >> it's definitely tough. deal ing with the emotions of it. the highs and lows of this game. you try to leave it on the floor because we know this is a long series and we can come back game three and really take control of this series right back. but, you know it's frustrating. because we're at home, we're supposed to win. and once we got to overtime we got all the confidence in the world. but fell a little short and i just have to handle it the right way. >> just the fourth t

heather holmes is in san francisco tonight. she's been finding out how transportation agencies plan to help people get around, heather. >> reporter: frank, you know bath service across the bay will most likely mean a backed up bay bridge. while these closures are expected to happen during lighter weekends of trouble, everyone admits this is going to have a big impact. >> reporter: stranded at the station. b.a.r.t. is gearing up to grind service to a halt. >> it will be felt even though one does not ride b.a.r.t. if there's no b.a.r.t., you will feel it on the roadways, there's no question. >> reporter: this is the reason for the closure. long awaited work. once the improvements are made, trains will be able to switch from one side of the track to the oh. b.a.r.t. says speeding up service and providing new stability when issues arise. >> it's going to be very inconvenient. >> reporter: it's b.a.r.t. passengers who will have issues. >> there's so many people that do have to work and you have all the people in the service industrie

. >>> i'm heather holmes. there is a renewed fight against sugary fights in san francisco. are set to propose a new regulation to -- to regulate those. after talking to those both for and against this. >> heather i talked to supervision or, he sponsored one of the three bills and he says he expects a robust discussion tomorrow. these all focus on sugary drinks. >> san francisco could be the first in the nation to change the way sodas are advertised. want to require warning labels about its health effects, similar to a warning on cigarette ads. >> i think it's a good idea because i don't think a lot of people understand how much sugar is in coke products. >> the legislation would require ads placed on billboards, buses, and other city surfaces saying it contributes to obesity and tooth decay. the warning would cover 20% of the ad. others would ban soda ads on public property. >> i think it's a great idea. there should be a label and people should know. >> he says he believes he gained weight and developed anxiety from it when he was in his early 20s. >> because of coca cola,

heather holmes is off tonight. a search is underway for a woman who vanished last week. the sheriff's office is asking for the public's help to find 45-year-old helen sharp. she hasn't been seen since wednesday. 5'4", 190 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. police received several calls from people saying she may have been in this vehicle on wednesday. a gray toyota 4 runner. the license plate is 5dty013. >>> ahead on collision sent two people to the hospital about 7:30 a.m. this morning on highway 1. marin county. two people were taken from the vehicles. conscious, breathing and alert. no further word on their conditions or how the accident happened. >>> driver aairer is -- airer is blamed for a mishap in discovery bay. he submerged his vehicle at the marina in front of a crowd of people. it is unclear how it ended up in the water. no one was injured. >>> key part of the war effort. part of the greatest generation. this weekend women who helped the build the planes and ships that helped win world war ii gathered for the annual rosy the riveter conference. ktvu's noelle w

. >> heather holmes reporting tonight in san francisco. heather thank you. >> the reaction on social media has been nonstop. we have some reaction. khloe kardashian on instagram said we were given this life because you were strong enough to live it. i couldn't be prouder caitlin. chad griffin wrote a monumental moment. bravo, caitlin jener. president obama tweeted out, it takes courage to share your story. and caitlin jener tweeted out, another jener world record, humbled and honored to reach 1 million followers in just four hours. thank you for your support. that was a record number of followers he reached in four hours. out-surpassing even the president. up to 1.8 million followers in less than a day. again, just some of the reaction now to bruce jenner, stepping out as caitlyn jenner. >>> the 34-year-old kardashian has been open about her struggles with infertility. the couple has one daughter who be will two later this month. the second baby is reportedly due in december. >>> the silicon family executive is now appealing the verdict. at

heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: julie and the passionate debate here illustrates san francisco's growing pains. a lot of people are moving into the city, causing long time residents to drive a stake in their homes. >> everybody knows, you can't afford to live in san francisco anymore. from behind the count you are of dog ear books, melissa richmond watches and lives the expensive and emotional struggle to find a place to live in san francisco. >> i can't afford to live in the mission. i live in the -- >> reporter: supervisor david campos called for tempers to cool. >> we have to respect people's rights to provide an opinion even if it's different from ours. >> reporter: campos who respects the mission district is pushing for a 45 day moratorium of housing developments in the area. he wants to prevent developers from swooping up the limited land left while the city comes up with a plan. >> what we need to do is to focus on the billing of affordable housing to be able to do that we need to preserve this land that's why we're doing this. >> the proposed moratorium will not prevent o

seeing one of the warriors star players and heather holmes now live in the city with tonight's meet and. >> reporter: the talented 23- year-old athlete stopped here at the macies men store and he didn't rush through the long line of fans. instead he took his time and met with each one of them and i heard them asking where they prefer he sign their championship captor t-shirt. and for the fans here today, boy, this was a cherry on top of a sensational season. cameras out and ready to capture a moment when fans connect with a champion. >> i like his personality and work ethic. >> reporter: long time warriors fans was among those to meet star forward harrison barns. he started an incredible 103 game the for the title winning team. shared the victory with those who cheered him one-on-one the hardwood. >> able to get and talk too much but shake hands. and but now i have an opportunity to do. towards home plate >> reporter: it's amazing opportunity. >> pretty remarkable. >> reporter: 13-year-old jamar got an autograph and more. >> he said you're not going to hung my right and i said yea i am.

. >> heather holmes in danville tonight. >>> now to fremont where police are asking for help in solving several package thefts in the past two months. take a look at this home surveillance video. it shows someone stealing a package on june 1 from a home on fresia court. police say the thief was driving a dark colored honda civic coupe. a month before that, someone took a package from a porch in the same neighborhood. two days earlier, fremont police say the person in this photo took a package from a home on gannon terrace. investigators say several people may be involved. it you have any information on this case fremont police would like to hear from you. >>> the case against a woman driver involved in a head-on crash on the bay bridge has been delayed now for at least a month. police say 33-year-old karrie lyn morgan drove the wrong way on the bridge. the crash happened last november. morguen appeared in court in napa today on an unrelated drug charge and was declared incompetent, and ordered to undergo treatment. prosecutors say toxicology reports show morgan was under the influence o

at a time like this you would need someone like her. >> that was heather holmes reports for us.he investigation continues into the cause of the collapse it's believed that's dry rock may be to blame. berkeley's mayor said there's a high probability that water exposure weakened the balcony supports. >> the memorial mass for the six victims will be held at 11:00 at saint mary's in san francisco. five victims came from ireland. >>> time now is 7:09. there's a big celebration in the skies over sonoma county over the weekend. it's the silver anniversary of the hot air balloon classic. ali is live for us in windsor this morning. skies have to be absolutely gorgeous out there ali right? >> reporter: yeah. big celebration, colorful celebration. the timing is just right. you can hear them igniting the burners. this is a privately owned more traditional looking balloon. some people here actually get a hands on opportunity to help the pilot move the balloon over. i guess she's coming towards us. maybe she wants to be interviewed. i do have with us though ted richie the vice president of th

holmes. i agree on the video and i hope the jordo, too. >> and back with our legal panel thank you both for joining us. heather, you are a trial attorney. how serious is this? >> it is very serious and the judge was not too closed with what the prosecutor did. and if you are on trial, you are on stage. and so not only the tweet itself. but the fact that the jurors could have looked over and sewn him to do this when the jourors are paying attention. it is totally bad form and understandable that the judge could get angry. >> the prosecutor was wrong in tweeting on cross examination. >> what he said. and he agrees with the expert. and as heather mentioned, you don't want the jorto so it. and texting in a crucial. the case turns on that witness. turns on that. and the jury will so that. and if you are representing the defendant. it is not part. it is not on record that the prosecutor was slouching or tweeting and the judge should come down on him harder. it is not really going to have an outcome on the case. >> you are six weeks into trial and all of the lawyers are exhausted. you are not sleeping or eating. and