but right around here and a little bit into the marin county area, the marin county fair.t's just how it is going to be. that's july 4th weather in san francisco, and it is not a surprise. current temperatures, 83 in livermore. that's a little cooler than this time last night. fairfield is a little warmer. there is a bit of wind out there. 15 at novato. 23 miles per hour sustained at fairfield. sfo west at 24. so it's a little bit breezy. that's bringing 18 cool, moist breeze. there is the fog for tomorrow morning. that's a big push. so most of this fog is going to fill in after the fireworks, obviously, after midnight. but it is going to be a big dose, then there's your temperature footprint for tomorrow. as you look outside see temperatures 79 in sonoma, 78 in vallejo, these forecast highs almost right where they were yesterday and almost right where they were the day before. and that's fine. as you look at the coast it is going to be cool in pacifica and half moon bay. jack needed for sure. there's the five-day forecast. that's the beauty of the fire works. in the old d

people cannot afford homes. >> reporter: some in marin county think that the county should only have to build for people who work there. >> it seems like san francisco and some of the other communities are promoting jobs and promoting job growth in their communities, and we think they have the responsibility to provide the housing for those jobs. >> reporter: susan is the cofounder of citizen marin. >> marin really ought not be the dumping ground or the commuting center for people to go into san francisco. >> we're all in this together, and san francisco has to do its fair share for housing. san mateo county has to do its fair share and marin county also. >> reporter: now, the bill sb106 also contains a number of other parts, tax credit for people are low income and and expanded workforce training program. but now that whole bill goes to the governor's desk for his signature. >>> more affordable housing could soon be arriving at a bart station near you. a bill that cleared the way for more housing construction on bart-controlled land passed through the state legislature today. bart e

county, san francisco, piedmont, albany, hayward and fremont left or you county yesterday in the marin county sheriff's office is sending a team as well. >>> it is 405 a.m. . >>> and oakland teenager drowned at the beach along the russian river in sonoma county. the 19-year-old disappeared under the water 300 yards upstream from the steelhead beach around 4:30 pm yesterday afternoon and was found a half hour later in a pool of deeper water and pronounced dead. authorities have not given his name until they notify his family. >>> a woman remained in jail after an accidental shooting of a businessman at the mirador terrace last night and they found the man in the street that had been shot and that arrested linda miles on suspicion on the nagel -- negligent discharge of a weapon and the man is in stable condition. >>> a proposed 90% rate hike for water customers -- 19% rate hike for water customers and people are upset because those people that were conserving water are being punished, and there is a shortage of revenue to pay for the water repairs in the 19 % increase would take place over two

he runs a tennis academy and also teaches in marin county and at his condo in richmond. website and facebook page promise to prepare teenage players for college tennis and beyond. one boy says the coach started sexually assaulting him when he was 14. he told his parents two years later. >> these parents really put a lot of resources to the sport for the child. without the trust of this coach, the coach takes advantage of these children. >> police in richmond are asking marin county authorities to take another look at burgos. seven years ago, he was tried in marin county on suspicion of sexually abusing four students when he was a teacher at tamil pius high school and mill valley. the jury in the case deadlocked and he was allowed to go free. police say one of those teenagers later committed suicide. >>> people living in and around oroville say they feel helpless at the hands of mother nature. thousands were forced to flee their homes earlier this year because of a flood threat at the dam. now, hundreds of people have been evacuated because of a wildfire. this map shows t

she left a voicemail for marin county fire chief jason weber commending chris, particularly from the throckmorton station, which sits on top of mount emma pius. >> they literally fought that fire to the front door. stomach it is a heartfelt message and i felt it was great to pass it along to the firefighters. >> reporter: the chief posted it on social media and now not only does the strike team know about the appreciation, nearly 40,000 others do as well. >> it was very touching. not that we want to be recognized for anything but it's a -- because it's our job but it's nice when people notice that you are out there trying to help them. >> reporter: the strike team was called to the wall fire on july 7, on very little sleep they fought flames for six days straight leaving a lasting impression on the folks on mount ida road. >> thank you so much for sending your troops appear. we needed them. >> reporter: two firefighters on the throckmorton engine that they spoke to miller by phone today. >> i think i'm going to cry. you saved it. >> it's nice to be appreciated. obviously we impacted

he runs a tennis academy and teaches in marin county as well. his website and facebook page promises to prepare teen players for college tennis and beyond. one boy said the coach sexually abused him when he was 14 years old. he told his parents two years later. >> the coach violated you and your parent's trust. this is a predator. we need to take the predators off the street. and we need to do it now. >> richmond police are asking marin county authorities to take another look at perko's as well. he was tried seven years ago on suspicion of sexually abusing four students when he was a pe teacher at tamalpais high school and mill valley. the jury deadlocked and he went free. police say one of the teenagers later committed suicide. >>> and oroville, people in that area feel helpless and are blaming nature. thousands evacuated early this year because of a flood threat. now, hundreds of been evacuated because of a wildfire called the wall fire. this map shows the evacuation zone east of oroville. the purple area, that is the mandatory evacuation area

if you're going to the marin county fair, a beautiful day. also nice that the alameda county fair. temperatures will eventually warm up as we get into the weekend. i will look at the extended forecast coming up. >>> a new report from the california department of justice is showing a spike in reported hate crimes in our state. in 2016 there were 11.2% more crimes reported than in 2015. more than half of those involved bias based on race, at the city or national origin. african-americans were the most common racially targeted group. and jewish people were the most targeted based on religion. the report also shows that race- based hate crimes jumped 21.3%. those involving sexual orientation or up sent. uc berkeley professor jack glaser is a crime expert and said the data is important but only shows part of the total picture. >> if you look at the national crime victimization survey which is a random survey of people you will see 10 or 20 times more hate crime as what you see reported to the police. the phenomenon is larger than the policing data is going to reveal. >> we checked the r

ktvu's debora villalon is live in marin county with more on the investigation. >> this investigation spans a decade and two counties and police are urging any other alleged victims to come forward. >> he's a predator. that's for sure. >> reporter: it was on this tennis court in point richmond. police arrested norm burgos as he arrived monday for what he thought was a session with a student. instead detectives cuffed him, capping a six-month investigation. >> it almost seemed like he knew and kind of gave up but he didn't talk to us. >> reporter: norm burgos runs a school, the burgos tennis foundation, touting high performance training. his website and facebook page promised to compare team players for college tennis and beyond. police say burgos betrayed the trust and confidence of at least two richmond families, grooming their sons for sex. the abuse police say occurred before, during, and after lessons at burgos' richmond residence, starting when one boy was 14. at 16, he told his parents. >> he finally did. and i don't know what occurred, what broke it, but he finally did and he ca

there's no doubt that if you ask local residents they would have excellent reasons why marin county shouldn'te to follow the sameal reasons as everybody else in the state of california. t they say the need to preserve the county's charm or its historic character or they will vaguely note that housing projects bring crime problems. and maybe hurt schools. keep in mind, they definitely are racist. they aren't afraid of diversity, it's not they voted for donald trump or something. actually, to become highly honest we believe them. they probably aren't racist. most americans aren't. but when you vote for the policies of enforced diversity for everybody else, would he tell the rest of america that they are bigots for not wanting ta housing project next door or somali refugees flooding into their kids schools, you probably ought to follow the same rules yourself. they don't, because they never do.am the second day of the g20 summit in hamburg, germany sought even more violent protests which injured almost 200 police officers. that was germany as we said. it could've been right here in america. he c

we have been looking at marin county in general.ter by the time that you reach central san rafael. over on the east shore freeway, 33 minutesenfrom the carquinez bridge and the macarthur maze and the toll plaza. starting to see clearing on the ramp 880 which makes it likely that there this will start improving closer to 9:00 and 10:00. eat eight northbound is slow driving up to downtown oakland. it continues to slow all the way up to about 29. but the silicon valley commute has been slow every single freeway getting up to sunnyvale, cupertino and mountain view. it is slow. the expressways are taking a beating too. this is largely due to earlier crash that's put people on all kinds of freeway. if this is your commute, can give yourself extra time. 280 is still slow. >> thank you, sal. >>> we begin with a developing story of a wildfire burning out of control of southwest of the yosemite national park. it is in mariposa. so far it has burned 25,000 acres and only 5% contained. it has already destroyed eight buildings and threatening 15

the marin county sheriff's office posted these pictures on facebook. the missing man is a strong swimmer but not wearing a life jacket. >>> thieves broke into four mail trucks and residents have been given a warning to check their bank accounts. we are live in san jose tonight with the story. >> reporter: hundreds of people who live in the willowhborhood that their mail may have been stolen and the postal service is offering a reward for information that leads to the thieves. >> to have the mail truck broken into was like wow. >> reporter: katie received this notice that informs her that her mail may have been stolen last week. two trucks were hit last week. four in the last month. >> you don't know what you don't know. we got stuff from the insurance company and waiting for an authorization. did it get taken? >> reporter: 350 people have been noticed they could be victimed. the postal inspector says that the thieves broke in while the carrier was away making a delivery. >> a potential penalty of up to $250,000 and five years in jail. >> reporter: most

two the woman had reached out to marin county firefighters with a simple phone call to thank them forir service. >> chief weber, my name is lois and i'm calling you from oroville, california. >> reporter: lois nearly lost everything in the wall fire, a more than 6000 acre fire that ripped through southeast oroville liquor tornado in july. 41 homes were destroyed but all the houses on miller's street were spared thanks to butte county buyer, cal fire in marin county fire pit >> i'm sorry. i get emotional. they say the houses on our street and we would really like to thank them. >> reporter: she left a voicemail for the marin county fire chief, commending crews, particularly from the throckmorton station which sits on top of mount tamil pius. stomach they thought that fire to the front door. >> it was a heartfelt message and i felt it was great to pass that along. >> reporter: the chief posted it on social media and not only did the strike team know of their appreciation, nearly 40,000 others did as well. >> it was very touching. not that we ever want to be recognized for everything bec

where to stay in marin county and what to pay. browse the internet, you'll find so many options.oday on the board of supervisors, they heard a few more. >> standing between me and living under a freeway overpass is airbnb. >> reporter: the county enters debate now about whether to regulate or not regulate short-term rentals. >> this is the other. >> reporter: there are as many options as people who rent their homes. victoria hamilton rivers is in favor of regulations which might include permits, annual fees, outside inspections and she hopes some of that money being targeted back to the neighborhoods from where residents view renters as intruders. >> i think it'd make an enormous difference. i really do. because right now, it's an us and them argument. >> reporter: roughly 115 to 16 0 homes go to short-term renters. how many vacation rentals are too many vacation rentals? >> there's one street in stenson beach where there's one permanent resident, all the others are vacation rentals. that kind of destroys the neighborhood. >> reporter: today's hearing, the beginning of a process

the marin county fair just opened. and this year's th plenty of people will be driving to the north bay this weekend. this year's theme celebrates the 50 year anniversary of the summer of love. kpix 5 reporter emily turner got to check it all out. >> as you look around, you'll see tie die everywhere. we have tie dye competitions. we have macro may everywhere you'll see our celebration of the summer of love. >> no place is that more clear than the exhibit hall. from topnotch cakes to coloring competitions to the art show. the summer of love is everywhere. and everyone seems to love it. even if living through the real deal wasn't quite as cool. >> they sort of make fun of the 70s. sort of clownish. i get it. i look back at photos of me and i'm like ewh. >> guests are asked to wear tie dye. she has no clue what the summer of love was for example but she knows a good time when she sees one. >> there's water slides little kids can go on. and there's just a lot of things that you can do. >> there's food galore, some healthy,

he runs a tennis academy and teaches in marin county and at his condo in richmond.te and facebook page promise to prepare teen players for college tennis and beyond. one boy says the coach started sexually abusing him when he was 14. he told his parents two years later. >> the coach violated your parents' trust. this is a predator. we need to take the predators off the street. and we need to do it now. >> richmond police are asking marin county authorities to take another look at burgos. he was tried seven years ago in marin county on suspicion of sexually abusing four students when he was a pe teacher at a high school and mill valley. the jury deadlocked and he went free. police say one of the teenagers later committed suicide. >>> a federal judge has been monitoring the oakland police department for more than a decade and says city leaders mishandled the investigation into a police sex scandal. the judge was reacting to a report by a court-appointed investigator that says jasmine abuslin was treated more like a suspect than a victim. she claims she was exploited b

the marin county sheriff's office posted these pictures on facebook. missing man is a strong swimmer but not wearing a life jacket. >>> thieves broke into four mail trucks and residents have been given a warning to check their bank accounts. we are live in san jose tonight with the story. >> reporter: hundreds of people who live in the willow glen neighborhood received notices that their mail may have been stolen and the postal service is offering a reward for information that leads to the thieves. >> to have the mail truck broken into was like wow. >> reporter: katie received this notice that informs her that her mail may have been stolen last week. two trucks were hit last week. four in the last month. >> you don't know what you don't know. we got stuff from the insurance company and waiting for an authorization. did it get taken? >> reporter: 350 people have been noticed they could be victimed. the postal inspector says that the thieves broke in while the carrier was away making a delivery. >> a potential penalty of up to $250,000 and five years in

where to stay in marin county and what to pay. browse the internet, you'll find so many options.ay on the board of supervisors, they heard a few more. >> standing between me and living under a freeway is airbnb. >> reporter: the county enters debate now about whether to regulate or not regulate short-term rentals. >> this is the other. >> reporter: there are as many options as people who rent their homes. victoria hamilton rivers is in favor of regulations which might include permits, annual fees, outside inspections and she hopes some of that money being targeted back to the neighborhoods from where residents view renters as intruders. >> i think it'd make an enormous difference. i really do. because right now, it's and them argument. >> reporter: roughly 115 to 16 0 homes go to short-term renters. how many vacation rentals are too many vacation rentals? >> there's one street in stenson beach where there's one permanent resident, all the others are vacation rentals. that kind of destroys the neighborhood. >> reporter: today's hearing, the beginning of a process and eventually a

firefighters from both marin county. >>> they're getting look as extensive damage. right now 2,800 acres have burned. now they're searching for hot spots. chris nguyen is showing you the aftermath. >> me and my neighbor ran down the hill as fast as we could. >> reporter: residents saw their neighbor's home burning to the ground. >> i saw the flames shooting 20 feet in the air. the first thing i was thinking, how am i going to get the hell out of her alive. >> when you have a lot of veg taegs, it really is dangerous. >> reporter: david carlson said he was the first to call for help. and then it instantly exploded. as i saw it going toward the house, my first concern was getting people out. >> reporter: sky7 shows it from overhead. the fire spread to nearby allen rock park which will remain closed for next few days. >> it was very, very bad. horrible. >> reporter: drone view 7 gives us a closer look, trees, dry brush, the landscape contributing to the fuel. >> ash was flying all over the place. the house was inch by inch filled with fire. >> reporter: the san jose fir

in 2006 by leave it his tennis players in marin county. he was tried for child molestation and sexual battery. that the case ended in a hung jury. >> they are now mill valley and the district attorney over there in marin county looking into the cases again to see whether or not they are going to go forward with retrying it. >> reporter: i'm terribly shocked and saddened by this experience. >> reporter: the vice president of the richmond tennis association. she says she has never seen burgos. she wants parents to know he was not authorized to teach here on the courts where he was arrested. >> i'm very surprised to hear this news and very disappointed because we're trying to make this safe and cost-effective place for children to play. >> reporter: i asked the parent if he had heard of the other accusations and the previous trial. he said he thought those were false accusations and figured since so many other parents had signed up for the camp that everything must be okay. he says he has now talked to his kids about what has happened, and th

the free rides started last week taking people to and from the marin county fair and the civic center and still not a date for full paid service actually starts. >>> and big changes coming to public transit on the peninsula. eliminating three routes. 11, 43 and 89. that guess into effect on august 6th. board of directors said that ridership is low on the routes. that decision was made after hearing input from the public on ways to cut costs. the board says eliminating buses on the three routes saves about $170,000. >>> 4:50. bart passenger rushed in to help a woman after a mob of teenagers robbed her. the 62-year-old brown was on a bart train last week an she saw a group of teens steal a woman's cell phone and run off. brown says his instincts kicked in. he jumped into action. brown is a trained security officer licensed to carry a gun, pepper spray and a baton. brown managed to chase down the suspects and wrestle the phone away. now, he has a message for anyone looking to do harm. >> you never know where i may be or someone like me so don't try it. >> brown adds, no one has a right t

not underestimate him because tod is an incredible individual. >> search parties included the marin county sheriff's office, fire department and coast guard and they called off the search at 4:30 pm. >>> the new housing development moving forward in oakland despite four recent construction fires in the area and they broke ground yesterday and it will replace the old parking lot at 23rd and valdes street. the building is just across the street from the development that burned two weeks ago while being built. investigators have declared three other construction fires as arson. >> we will take a more aggressive on-site precaution with regard to having on-site security and having more enhanced monitoring systems. >> the new complex will have 234 apartments and 15% price for low to moderate income. the rest will be market rate from $2000 a month to $5000 a month. the development is expected to be completed in two years. >>> the police in antioch are searching for for men that robbed the jewelry store -- four men that robbed the jewelry store at the summersville towncenter. investigators say the

. >>> the marin county fair says it is going out with a bang today.clude the great american petting zoo and pig race. there will be a fireworks show at 9:30 tonight. the company putting on the pyrotechnics have done many events. >>> aaa driver will take you and your car up to ten miles to get you home. it won't drop you off anywhere that serves drinks. it starts at 6:00 this evening. you don't have to be a aaa member to use it. >>> over on our website, ktvu.com, we have a list of the fourth of july events happening across the area. you will find it on ktvu.com. >>> we have new information about a deadly crash that happened on southbound 85 and highway 101 in san jose. the chp is searching the driver of the vehicle. about 11:00 last night the collision was discovered by ab officer who found a body in a car. no sign of the driver. the connector was closed for a couple of hours but is reopen this morning. highway patrol is not releasing any information about the person who died. >>> a new report is showing a spike in hate crimes. in 2016, there were 1 1.

this is a thank you to the california fire service. >> reporter: in marin county, fox 2 news. >> so nicef her to share her appreciation. those firefighters, there are thousands of them now stretched across california putting out fires. >> yeah, it's july. and this is what you get. it's summer time in the bay area. and it's just on! it's game on. even though today was cooler by a good 10 to 20 degrees, we still have super dry fuels and no rain in the immediate forecast, obviously. we won't see rain until late october, november. so here's where we are. we've cooled off today. and a little bit tomorrow. and a little bit on wednesday. we'll stay on the mild side. that's important when you talk about firings because you're with this marine -- fires because you're with this marine layer. 20 degrees cooler in some places today than it was yesterday. but when it does it here, it cools everywhere else as well. so you kind of knew that. and you can see the fog now. you're looking south now from san francisco. and you can see the fog well over the hills. 1800, 2,000-foot marine layer. and this is n

we're able to survive is because of air b and b. >> reporter: so began the debate in expensive marin county or not regulate short term vacation rentals and how much. should some of the target money be targeted back to neighborhoods. >> it would be a fir wair way t county could pay back the community for the fact they are burdened by this. >> reporter: victoria owns and operates cottages in a community of 160 homes with an estimated 15 of them serving as vacation rentals. is that too many? some communities have even more. that's a concern. >> there's one street where there's one permanent resident. all the others are vacation rentals. that kind of destroys the neighborhood. >> reporter: the board of supervisors may consider permits, annual fees, notifications of neighbors, third party inspectors and a percentage limit in communities. it's all to be decided and debated. >> what the county has come to realize is they have to regulate it because it's uncontrolled now. >> a couple of buck ifs they have their hand out and bother me enough. i don't think it's any of their business. should i have t

. >> we're looking at marine county and looking from the drive from nevada to san rafuel. it has been a good commute from nevada and san rafuel. so far so good in that location. looking at the bay bridge. a lot of people coming into san francisco. you can see traffic is moving along well. into the city, no major problems. highway 4, if you're driving from bay point to pittsburgh or pittsburgh, bay point to concord, we have slow traffic. southbound 680 at 242, there was a crash. it's not causing a big delay at the moment. we're looking at 880 southbound between 238 and down to about tennyson. we have the beginning of stop and go traffic. it might expand as the morning goes on. we look at 580 westbound, you can see slow traffic there as well. let's go to the south bay and look at the freeways there. that doesn't look bad. 280 in san jose is looking good getting up highway 17. 6:16. let's bring steve in with the weather >> thank you, sal. good morning, pretty good fog bank. it's moving up the coast. it's moving all the way into santa cruz area. yesterday it was confined from

. >>> well, it was a middle east accident along 101 in marin county this afternoon. a gravel truck overturned on the sausalito off-ramp. crews had it all swept away a couple of hours later. the driver had minor injuries. chp hasn't said yet if that driver was speeding. >>> check this out. that is a lamborghini up in flames at a gas station in redwood city. it caught fire yesterday when the driver didn't shut off the car while fueling up. the redwood city fire department posted this picture of the aftermath with the caption, safety message, always shut off the engine when fueling. >>> it's becoming almost like clockwork. stay fire called to another brush fire this afternoon. chopper 5 overhead as crews mop up. this is right alongside the eastridge mall near tully and capitol expressway. firefighters had the flames quickly put out. >>> parts of the bay area will be heating up for the weekend. chief meteorologist paul deanno how hot it's going to get. >> triple digits for the 7th and 8th time since the first of june. a close pass, the ridge of high pressure is bringing

you could simply come to the marin county fair. it opens today with its theme celebration, let the fun shine in. >> if you look around you will see tie dye everywhere. we have tie dye competitions, macrame, everywhere you'll see our celebration of the "summer of love." >> reporter: no place is that more clear than the exhibit hall. from top-notch cakes to coloring competitions, to the art show, the "summer of love" is everywhere. and everyone seems to love it even if living through the real deal wasn't quite as cool. >> [ indiscernible i get it. i look back at photos of me and i'm like, oh. >> reporter: guests are asked to wear tie dye and any other theme-appropriate costume. rory st. claire has no clue what the "summer of love" was. for example, [ indiscernible ] >> there's a lot of rides that little kids can go on. there's a lot to do. >> reporter: there's lots of feed, beer and wine -- there's food, beer and wine. a fashion parade at 5:00 followed by fireworks and a line-up of live music that's just as groovy as the theme. >> we

. >>> all right, in marin county authorities have recovered the body of a missing boater from tomalesay. friends and family say the body is that of the 70-year-old charles friend. owner of the tomales bay osier company. a group of boaters found his body around 2:00 p.m. yesterday. friend was last seen last tuesday, but the official search was called off on wednesday. investigators believe he was not wearing a life vest and he fell off of his boat. >> he spent a lot of time in the water and says particularly off marin county. you know, you just never take anything for granted when you're out there. >> exactly. and things could change and develop so rapidly. actually, i have friends who work for the fire districts out there and they work on the training exercises as well for the rescue. so there's a lot of prep working done because a lot could happen in the short amount of time. >> the water is so cold. if the wind picks up, you get the wave or something. >> yes. you need to be careful out there. >> thank you, mark. >>> thanks for joining us. coming up next sports wrap. >>> join us tomo

. >> yeah, we were at the marine county fair.ad a nice time on sunday, it was. >> oh, my gosh. >> one of those days. it was a great fair. we had a nice time riding the ferris wheel and all of that and getting on the rides. too bad, it's all over and done with. let's talk about traffic. the situation around the bay area is mostly good for most folks, but we're tracking one problem that will -- as we put the maps up here, i'll show you where that is. it's westbound 580 before you get to the junction with 680. the chp is reporting a multi car crash. there's a possibility someone may be hurt. they're trying to get things cleared out of the way. traffic is starting to back up ever so slightly in that area. westbound 580 at 680, there's a crash this morning. now let me show you the bay bridge toll plaza. that's a good looking ride this morning. not too busy as of yet. now is a good time to make your way into the city. and finally the golden gage britt, the zipper trucks, they're out and about and they're going to start switching those

up in the marin county coastline, it all cleers back. we'll get sunshine inland even as low clouds hover offshore. so here is what we'll expect. sunday we'll start with low clouds. temperatures will warm maybe a degree or two. it continues warm inland and a foggy 4th at the coast. there is those four little piggies at the fair. temperature about 84 degrees. jazz festival this weekend in san francisco bringing out the crowd. 67. stern grove festival, as well. 62 degrees for this tomorrow. marin county fair is up and running, too this weekend. sunny and 82 degrees. travel weather forecast looks like this. 104 at redding. 93 at sacramento. 101 at fresno. along the shore line, fog and low clouds and at sfo, include that, as well. early-going clouds, afternoon sun, and if you are heading out to new york, it'll be warm but dry. 91 degrees and some thunderstorms in the afternoon for chicago. here is how it looks. overnight lows, the numbers will be in the 50s tonight. daytime high tomorrow. warm in the central valley for us, very pleasant. mid

. >>> new at 6:00 heed debate over naming a new historical landmark in marin county but it is not a monument or a museum. it's public housing. kpix 5's emily turner live at golden gate village in marin city with the story tonight. emily? >> reporter: veronica, all parties agree this is a historic spot. it's very special to mary. and it should be commemorated somehow. but how that's done, that's where paths differ. for one side, the side that says this should be preserved as is, they had a small victory today. but there is still a very long road ahead. [ applause and cheers ] >> reporter: cheers and applause, the state historical commission voted to recommend marin city's golden gate village to the national historic register of places. >> it is a battle that has been won. >> reporter: the multi-unit housing project is marin county's only section 8 family housing. it could also be the first of its kind to get an historical designation from the federal government and it happened right under the nose of the marin county housing authority, who owns the property. >> at this point, we have to just

it will be a foggy cloudy start for redwood city, san francisco, san mateo, marin county and solano county as that marine layer pushes inland. you can see from our wind profile, see those little things streaking across your screen? that's the actual wind at about 5,000 feet in the atmosphere. you can see this racing in from the southwest to northeast, just a visual confirmation from this graphic, that the onshore flow is there. the winds were coming from the other direction. we would be talking about heat all the way to the beach. it's not. that's october. but right now in the summertime we are talking about a southwest flow that keeps temperatures very comfortable for the next several days and will also take the fog and low clouds that develop and push it farther inland. you can see it here on futurecast. that gray clouds, morning cloud cover, hayward, castro valley, the tri-valley certainly down to monterey bay and the san mateo coastline will start the day off cloudy. but it burns off in the afternoon. and most of the bay area will get sunshine on thursday and then push the repeat butto

from the east bay, april rovero, who lost her son joey, and from marin county, susan kim. you lost your son trey in april. i want to start with you. we've worked together for several years now, been on a couple of panels together. and i want folks to know about joey. what was he like, and what happened to him? >> hmm, well, joey was a senior at arizona state university when we got the -- the horrible news that he had passed away in his bedroom overnight after a college party. he'd been out with friends the night before, and they'd gone to the nightclubs in the area to celebrate a birthday and an early graduation for a friend. came back to his apartment, and he basically just went to sleep and didn't wake up. i would describe joey as pretty much the all-american kid. he loved sports. while he was -- i think he started four -- like 4 years old all the way through high school, he was playing virtually every sport you could imagine. his special love was football, and he played football the last four years of his high school time, but...he was just a really fun guy to be around

marin county 9:30. head out to the fair. change things into tomorrow's forecast. we are beginning to closely monitor this system off to the south. it will be bring thunderstorms near monterey. we are putting in a very slight chance of pop up thunderstorms tomorrow morning in the south bay. otherwise fog in the peninsula. san francisco overcast to start with 54 and north bay 56. wednesday, for the south bay nice afternoon. temperatures near average. 82 in cupertino. and warmer for morgan hill and gilroy. close to the 90s. up to 89 in antioch. 86 in plesanton. for belmont, a warmer 75. san francisco, more 60s coming our way but should have sunshine by the afternoon. and for the north bay 59 at point reyes. for the inland valleys, i have warmed the forecast up just a touch. seeing some 90s by friday, saturday, and sunday. doesn't last too long. back towards the 80s. it looked like we could see a few 100-degree days. but right now i am not seeing it. maybe out in antioch could get to the mid-upper 90s. >> i think i am good with 91. >> hold it right there. >> it is the

county, mississippi. that's about 100 miles north of jackson. the marine corps announced the incident on its twitter account but did not provide details on the circumstances of the crash. officials warning residents to avoid the area. >> we don't want anybody out there. there's fuel everywhere. we don't want anybody out there without responders in the area. >> reporter: a large plume of smoke could be seen in the sky above the crash site. one witness reported hearing a loud boom and looking up to see the plane court screwing down to the ground. the fbi is on the scene as authorities continue to search over a debris field that stretches for miles. >> at this time we need more information to work this incident, and this scene to see further what we need to do. >> reporter: [ indiscernible - papers rustling ]-- the aircraft was a kc-130. one of the most extensively used airplanes in the country. they can be modified to carry cargo or for in-flight refueling. the mississippi governor addressed a crash on social media saying "please join deborah and me in prayi

the marin county fair opens at 11 am and runs through 11 pm. events include the great american petting zoo and the pig races. the marin county fair is known for water conservation measures as well as its commitment to composting and recycling. along with the usual attractions, carnival rides and animal shows, they are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the summer of love. tonight's concert features the happy together tour with members of the pants, the totals. you can also test out the new smart train. it's offering free rides between the airport and the civic center park the first train departs this afternoon at 4:30 pm. the last train leaving the civic center is at 11:06 pm. that is following the fireworks but there will be more free rides this month on the smart train as it waits for government approval to begin regular service. >>> many people maybe enjoying adult beverages on this holiday. aaa is offering its tipsy tow service. through 6 pm -- 6 am tomorrow. the driver from aaa will take you and your car up to 10 miles to get you home. it

. >> the woman reached out to marin county firefighters with a simple phone call to thank them for theiruis and i'm calling you from oroville california. >> reporter: lois nearly lost everything and the wall fire, a 6000 acre fire that ripped through southeast oroville like a tornado in early july. 41 homes were destroyed but all the houses on miller's street were spared things to butte county fire, cal fire in marin county fire pit two i'm sorry. i good emotional. anyway, they state the houses on our street and we would really like to thank them. >> reporter: she left a voicemail for the marin county fire chief, commending crews, particularly from the throckmorton station. >> they literally fought that fire to the front door. >> it's a heartfelt message and i thought it was great to pass it along to the firefighters. >> reporter: chief weber posted it on social media and not only did they strike team know of the appreciation but nearly 40,000 others did as well. >> it was very touching. it's not that we ever want to be recognized for anything because it's our job but it's nice when peop

this is video from san francisco -- downtown san jose -- the alameda county fair and marin county fair. if you missed it -- we've posted the fireworks on kron4-dot-com. (catheirne) new details tonight on the hit and run crash that killed two young boys and injured a baby. last night the family of 3- month old luciano reyes told us his condition was upgraded to stable. today..the family says the baby has had several seizures and is now listed in critical condition...unable to breathe on his own. the crash happened friday night when a car veered off a highway four off ramp in concord..and slammed into the car carrying the three young boys and their mother. two boys, ages 5 and 10 died at the scene. police say the driver of the other car...lemuel wilson junior, took off from the crash as was later arrested at highland hospital in oakland. he was booked on suspicion of vehicular homicide.bail is set at 500-thousand dollars. (steve) now at 11. we are hearing from the family of a gas station clerk -- killed during a robbery attempt. it happened last night in antioch. kron4's j-r stone spoke

(steve) in marin county. fire officals and rescue personnel are searching for a missing boater in tomales bay. authorites received an emergency call three this afternoon. crews were able to recover a motorboata few hours ago...but the boat's operator... remians missing tonight. authorities say the misisng man...was by himself... and not wearing a light jacket. (grant) security is being ramped up at twin peaks in san francisco after a murder over the weekend. police say local photographer-edward french... was robbed then shot to death sunday morning. his killers have not been caught. now police are patroling twin peaks around the clock. and the department is considering surveillance cameras as a long term solution. there is a history of crimes at twin peaks. a few weeks before french was killed ==three people were robbed at the viewpoint. and back in 20-16 two men were killed and another injured in the same spot (steve) a group of ten young adults and teenagers robbed a muni rider in san francisco yesterday. t

two strike teams from marin county are helping to protect homes. they tell us our local bay area crews were able to save at least 10 homes from the fire but there were several others they could not save. so far the detwiler fire in mariposa county has consumed 48,000 acres and is just 7% contained. new numbers from california fire indicate 29 structures have been destroyed. full containment isn't expected for another two and a half weeks. >> for now, firefighters say they're focused on protecting the 1500 structures that are currently threatened. ktvu's rob malcolm reports from mariposa county. >> reporter: cal fire crews continue their assault by the air with drops of water and retardant. hand crews cut lines and dozer crews built containment barriers. it's a fight cal fire chief john bruno says is far from over. >> perimeter of the fire continues to spread. there's a lot of heavy fueling here. and these winds and mountainous terrain cause it to be a real challenge for firefighters. >> reporter: the fire fight has the full resources of federal, st

is that -- that's marin county fair, isn't it? is it? marin county fair. they had their fireworks a little bit earlier. when i come back we'll talk about the forecast for the clouds. then we go beyond because a lot of folks have the rest of the week off and the weekend. we've got something to talk about there. tomorrow a lot like today, maybe a degree warmer in the inland valleys. >>> new at 10:00, plans to increase the size of an east bay reservoir to help with the next drought took a big step forward today. the contra costa district released new environmental studies on a proposal to enlarge the reservoir. the district also scheduled six public meetings to outline the details. the plan would raise the height of the dam to increase water storage capacity to 275,000 acre feet. the price tag, about $800 million. 12 water agencies are expected to chip in. supporters are also hoping to get funding from a water bond measure passed by voters in 2014. >>> coming up here, a bay area woman behind bars after a hit and run crash turned deadly. up next, details on wh

male in his late 20's or 30's then sped off as cerletti called 9-1-1 dan kerman kron4 news in marin county, an orthopedic surgeon says a new report about the brain disease c- t-e.is concerning, but a good springboard for further research.the report published in the journal of the americal medical association tuesday says out of 202 former football players, 177 of them were diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or c-t-e.goltz points out that the study doesn't include non- football players.he says it highlights the need for every athlete to report all symptoms of concussions when they happen.in larkspur, spencer blake, kron four news. pam) hope you enjoyed the cool weather...because here comes the scorching hot temperatures.(steve) meterologist lawrence karnow is back with your complete forecast. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing,

over the county's only family >>> new at 6:00, a fight is brewing in marin city over the county's onlyic housing. at issue: the golden gate village on drake avenue, in need of some very costly repairs. kpix 5's emily turner live with the debate over how to make those renovations happen. >> reporter: when you say costly, we are talking about tens of millions of dollars that need to be done to the golden gate villagesism everyone agrees it needs to be done but it is how it happens that has this room right here packed. golden gate village is the only family public housing in marin county. it has 296 functional units, and 16 million dollars in immediate repairs in need. $60 million the next two decades but the debate over how it happens heated up. >> stick them to the fire, they claim that the resident council supposed to be, i say supposed to be partner s, but that is not true. >> reporter: that sentiment is much of the chagrin of the housing muthort of marin who-- authority of marin, who says it has been a two-year process, that it tried to keep the community involved with. >> as we move

we had crews in san francisco, san jose, marin county and alameda county..i don't understand how someone could do that.. someone so incident. he couldnt even hurt a fly> (steve) new at ten:we are hearing from the family of a gas station clerk -- killed during a robbery attempt. it happened last night in antioch.the victim worked seven days a week to support his family. kron4's j-r stone is live in antioch tonight..j-r -- do we know if the shooter has been caught tonight? (jr)there has been talk in the community from several people i've talked with that the suspect was killed but police not answering any questions about the case today.this is video from father's day last year showing 57 year old mohammed jawad ataie and his family dancinging in celebration. some of the last video ever recorded showing ataie, an antioch gas station clerk who was killed by a thief monday night.sot my dad was an amazing person with an amazing sole he always tried to keep everyone happy even when he was down he was the most selfless person you could ever meet.the robbery happened

made a big push in parts of marin county, sonoma county and napa county.like it is retreating. from morgan hill, gilroy and hollister, a hint of that. when it makes it up to calistoga, it tells me and probably you that it won't be that hot there. that is a strong push. 50s on the temps. 60s 20th -- 60s for some. 60s on the peninsula. menlo park 63. i think today is the day if you're up in reno, tahoe or truckee, i think you will get build-ups. they're getting closer. plenty of low cloud that's keeps you in the 60s and 70s, maybe some 80s and not far away 90s. 8:31, sal. what can you tell me. >> i can tell you that things are slow trying to get down to downtown oakland and into san francisco as well. let's start with interstate 880 northbound or the traffic here on 880 northbound at the bay bridge toll plaza trying to get to that spot. its going to be crowded. it is very crowded as you drive past the coliseum. it is barely moving. it continues to slow all the way up into downtown. there is a brief break and then you get to the toll plaza. there is slow traf

(steve) let's go to kron four's charles clifford who is live at the marin county fairgrounds...ith what's going on over there. charles? (steve one of the bigger local celebrations is in danville.. the annual parade is so popular... people try to stake out spots days ahead of time. this year - the city actually warned people not to put out chairs until 6 p-m last night. in the end....there was a big crowd and a parade that featured everything from boy scouts tomotorcyclists waving american flags. "i like when the marine corps in the first part and the planes." "we've been in the danville area here for over 40 years. we haven't missed one single parade. this is our spot. we claim it every year." festivities are on up until 10-p-m tonight. (catherine) and don't forget... you can catch the fourth of july celebrations happening across the bay area here onkron four tonight.. starting in just a few minutes...at 9 - we'll bring you fireworks shows -- live. keep it right here on kron4. low clouds are expected to become widespread along the coast once again this evening, and the develop w

in marin county ,charles clifford kron4 news. (vicki) police have identified the gunman accused of shooting and killing a gas station clerk monday night during an attempted armed robbery... he is 42-year- old zepp crouchet... police found his body early tuesday morning inside a car... that was parked about a mile and a half away from where the shooting happened... they also found the gun he used in the attack .... the family of the gas station clerk has set up a gofundme page to raise money for funeral expenses. you can find that link on kron4 dot com... (steve) an explosion on the fourth of july sends an 18 year old to the hospital in critical condition. as kron-4's haaziq madyun talks to witnesses there when the illegal fireworks went off.