it's going on from 6:00 to 9:00, downtown pleasanton. the first wednesday street party and we have jessica and jesse here. tell us about your bakery. >> 350 main street, downtown pleasanton. everything is homemade, european influenced and delicious. >> reporter: if people come out here tonight they can sample something like it had? >> yes. >> reporter: what do we have? >> chocolate connolly, custard cream puffs. >> we're going to box some of this up. i was going to try to take a bite but i might get entirely too messy. 86 degrees in downtown pleasanton right now with the first wednesday's street party. hey, you guys don't go anywhere. stay right there. we're going to see temperatures stay mild throughout the next two hours, going on until 9:00 tonight. we have hotter air moving in from the west, but don't worry, it's not going to make things too uncomfortable. we have 60s over the next 70 da -- seven days. mid-90s thursday, friday, saturday and sunday and cool back down to 80s by next tuesday and wednesday. raj and jess, what do you say

head on out, the weather is pleasant in pleasanton. nightly news is next with savannah guthrie. >> see you at 6:00. >>> tonight, the alarming escalation with north korea. the u.n. security council calls an emergency meeting over the new threat, a never-before-seen missile capable of hitting the u.s. tonight how the u.s. could respond as president trump prepares to meet with vladimir putin overseas. >>> deadly police ambush. an officer and mother of three killed in what police call an assassation. what was the motive? >>> selfie outrage. a congressman under fire for taking this video inside a former nazi gas chamber. >>> amelia earhart mystery solved? does a newly found photo finally answer one of the biggest aviation puzzles of all time? >>> and tennis tug of war. the young fan who had his wimbledon keepsake ripped out of his hands and the star player

. >> reporter: pleasanton police say officers arrested wilson for making threws against employees of nordstrom's in the stone ridge mall days before the deadly weekend crash. for the reyes family, this has been a difficult day. >> she just came from the funeral. casket for her kids. >> that was settia can tana reporting. the latest on this investigation across our digital platforms 24/7 ever since the crash happened. right now on our website, we posted the entire interview with the mother ada reyes at nbcbayarea.com. >>> san francisco stands its ground. just as leaders in washington consider a bill that will cut federal funding to sanctuary cities, the police commission here approved a policy aimed to keep officers from enforcing immigration laws. the vote is generating some controversy, jean. >> reporter: it is. up till now, department bulletins told san francisco police officers they're not allowed to enforce immigration law. tonight, the police commission made those bulletins official. updating their general order. but some say this policy doesn't go far enough. >> immigrants are

the east bay was packed in pleasanton yesterday.eventually had to stop allowing guests to come in. they were closed after reaching capacity. ♪ >>> that's the ground level view from san francisco last night. the biggest fireworks show in the bay area could not be seen by many because of all that fog. thousands of people crowding along the waterfront in san francisco to see the fourth of july celebration. they had a great time nonetheless. for many of the fireworks, food and fun on fisherman's wharf. people say despite the weather they enjoyed the show. >> lots of people. lots of energy. it would have been nice if the fog wasn't so low. >> i think it's fantastic. it's just the cloud cover. >> what are you going to do about that? it was chilly out there. lot of people maybe dancing to stay warm. they also ended up buying fleece sweatshirts, and those are always the number one seller on the fourth of july. 6:36. july fourth celebrations on "the uss who ahornet" had an abrupt due to a power outage in a.m. me da. the outages reported abou

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"abc 7 news" katie utehs live in pleasanton. are folks out and about? >> reporter: i can tell you it is now comfortably in the low 80s and thank goodness because it was 20 degrees hotter when we arrived this afternoon and people lined the block to get ice cream and cool off. in pleasanton there's an actual ice house. and outside of it some struggled to stay cool. in the more than 100 degree heat. >> just came out here for ice cream and going back inside. >> reporter: ice cream melts quickly in these conditions and sometimes so does your composure. meadow lark dairy workers try to keep everyone cool. >> non-stop, cars coming all the time. the walk-up line has been down the street. very busy ♪ i got my baby by my sides >> reporter: busy is how you can describe lions wayside park. >> we set it up at night so we have our spot in the shade. >> reporter: hundreds line the lawn with picnic blankets. >> we're waiting for the sun to go down. >> reporter: some are drawn to the sun. >> 100 degree heat, a little wine, nice music outside in the park, enjoying the af

there have been no major issues on interstate 680 down to pleasanton. taking a look at 880 in oakland, not a bad commute with plenty of room for you. i'm always surprised to see how many people are out this early but not causing slow traffic. the same thing at the bay bridge, light traffic into san francisco.>>> let's bring in mark tamayo with the weather. >> there is a change in compared to yesterday talking about more 90s this afternoon. you may want to turn on the ac today and drink watts -- lots of water around antioch, concord and livermore. temperatures from the 60s to the upper 90s. the fog getting stripped away and here it goes back toward the immediate coast line dense fog at santa rosa and the airport reporting visibility down to a half-mile. overcast for oakland and san francisco and down toward mountain view as well. livermore has partly cloudy skies with 56 degrees. it will be warmer today as this area of high pressure built-in. there is a big span of temperatures today with upper 90s inland and around the bay lower 80s and the coast mainly

they serve close to a 1/4 million people in livermore, dublin, pleasanton and parts of san ramon. >>asked what's going on and investigated, but whatever we can do, we are already doing it and please bear with us. >> reporter: the agency's water quality manager blames the algae bloom for the problem. they get their water from the delta. he said the recent hot weather magnified the problem. he said they tested the water and it is safe to drink. >> we are getting the same water at our home and we are drinking it and we feel pretty comfortable. >> reporter: not everyone believes it. lori ersted now only uses filtered water to brush her teeth and wash her face. >> i'm not buying fully yet that it's safe. i believe that our water treatment folks are doing the best they can. >> reporter: the water agency is telling people to put a slice of lemon in the water to mask the taste, no timeline as to when the problem will be fixed. in pleasanton i'm da lin, kpix5. >>> a small plane crash landed on a southern california freeway and burst into flames. then a passing motorist on the 405 pulled a cou

"abc 7 news" katie utehs live in pleasanton. are folks out and about?er: i can tell you it is now comfortably in the low 80s and thank goodness because it was 20 degrees hotter when we arrived this afternoon and people lined the block to get ice cream and cool off. in pleasanton there's an actual ice house. and outside of it some struggled to stay cool. in the more than 100 degree heat. >> just came out here for ice cream and going back inside. >> reporter: ice cream melts quickly in these conditions and sometimes so does your composure. meadow lark dairy workers try to keep everyone cool. >> non-stop, cars coming all the time. the walk-up line has been down the street. very busy ♪ i got my baby by my sides >> reporter: busy is how you can describe lions wayside park. >> we set it up at night so we have our spot in the shade. >> reporter: hundreds line the lawn with picnic blankets. >> we're waiting for the sun to go down. >> reporter: some are drawn to the sun. >> 100 degree heat, a little wine, nice music outside in the park, enjoying the afternoon. c

live in pleasanton terry mcsweeney nbc bay area. >> thank you. >>> from the legal to the illegal. police and firefighters scanning the skies for people breaking the law. nbc bay area sky ranger flew over oakland in the 9:00 hour. you can see nonstop explosions in the sky. and this is what it looks like over san jose right now live pictures. in the distance at times, yup there you go you can see flashes of light. those are illegal fireworks. ian cole in san jose. where he rode along with fire patrols for violators. >> reporter: every fourth of july people always tell us it sounds like a war zone in the south bay even though the fireworks are illegal. we wanted to give you a inside look what a the fire department has to go through and how the city is kraging down on the holiday. like clockwork right around eight the shells start exploding. that's when he they head out to prap. then heading to emergencies and smoke. july 4th for sus a definitely the busiest might. >> san jose added eight more firefighters through the day until 11:00 p.m. tonight. >> just having a presence so the neig

live in pleasanton, tiffany wilson. >> thank you. >>> and the on that note, san francisco ready for the biggest fourth fireworks show in the bay area, i guess is the weather ready, we'll talk to mike about that. crews worked throughout the day yesterday to guarantee a sky show that will dazzle the thousands of people who come out for the event as long as there are clear skies to see it. there are fireworks on several barges for one of the biggest festivals on the west coast. >> we get out here often so we're excited to be out here for fourth of july, haven't done that before. but love the city and great people, great food, and great weather. >> san francisco police say there's a no tolerance policy for illegal fireworks, even the so-called safe and sane kind. tonight's fireworks show starts at 9:30. it's expected to last about 25 minutes. >> remember, fireworks can be a problem for pets. animal shelters are bracing for a lot of lofts pets to show up after they've been scared off by the noise. they sound like bombs to pets. we have some tips. >> actually for pets or smaller dogs a bathro

and 99 in pleasanton. if you are headed out to pleasa pleasanton, last of the alameda fair. 65 in half moon bay and 88 towards bellmont. and for the north bay 88 in mill valley. and watch out for the heat again in napa. 97 degrees. on the extended forecast. we could see it warm up a little more by next thursday and friday's forecast. hot weather in the inland. 80s do return throughout monday, tuesday, and wednesday's forecast. a scorcher today and another tomorrow. at least, we can head to the coastline if it is going to be way too hot. >> thanks jeff. >> palo alto promised a crack down on rvs parked on the side of busy streets. is it working? we are going to check in. francisco: a "lingerie fashion show." hosts sath >>> start ups and seduction. happening now tomorrow in san francisco. the sexual under current might help techies -- it )s a story we )ve been trackg for weeks... people living in rv )s on the streets of palo alot. they )re warned to move in 72 hours or facfi >>> it is a story we have been tra

kpix 5 reporter da lin is live in pleasanton. da, what exactly is the problem? >> reporter: liz, the problem started about two months ago. it's the smell and the taste of the water. now, the water agency says the hot temperatures in the last couple of weeks made things worse. you can really smell it and taste it now. and they are asking folks if you want to make the situation a little easier, just chill the water in the fridge and add a slice of lemon to mask the taste. >> smells like wet dog and bitter. >> reporter: that's not what you want to taste in your water. >> it's got that musty smell to it. >> reporter: but tens of thousands of tri-valley people started noticing the foul odor about two weeks ago. >> smells rotten, like, really bad. >> like spoiled a little bit and then the taste is earthy like it's dirt. >> reporter: the water supplier the alameda county zone 7 water agency says it received hundreds of complaints. they serve close to a quarter of a million people in livermore dublin, pleasanton and parts of san ramon. >> we regret what incident is goin

current numbers are san francisco 52, pleasanton 57, concord 60 and santa rosa at 50.king toward oakland mostly clear skies and yesterday at this time we had solid overcast so today will be warmer than yesterday with low clouds losing their cooling influence for today. it will be warm to hot inland for tomorrow and minor cooling coming on board for the weekend, especially sunday. in san francisco at 7 am patchy fog and 56, and by noon partly sunny and 64, and the afternoon showing sunshine and you will see the whitecaps picking up with onshore wind and choppy bay waters. the big area of high pressure is in charge and building in of the west for the next few days and with that not only in the bay area but also warming across a good portion of the west. friday looks to be the hottest day of the week meaning inland could reach 100 tomorrow. along the coast mid 60s before we cool off a little bit into the weekend, especially sunday. your forecast model showing fog on the coastal areas and on the cool side in the 60s and the bay in the 70s and warmest locations inland back

meantime, it's all clear in downto downtown pleasanton.if you're going into pleasanton, it's going to be warm for the middle of the afternoon but it does start to cool down nicely in time for the evening, and by 10:00, we're down to 63 degrees with mostly clear skies. over the next several days, our temperatures will be heating up, and then look how hot it's going to be in napa valley this weekend. on friday up to 97 degrees. it's still going to be hot throughout the rest of the weekend and 90s will become a lot more common for areas away from san francisco. but we don't see much of a change here. that's because we do keep the marine layer, the morning clouds and fog, and a little bit of clearing for much of the afternoon before those clouds roll back in. and then we see how those temperatures change for the inland areas. up to 87 degrees today, 90 tomorrow, and then we'll see some more 90s for the weekend. the hottest day looks like it will be on sunday. up to 94 degrees and then we start to see those temperatures coming back down a few m

some 60s to report in pleasanton and san jose reporting 60 degrees.ecast headlines for today, we have the clouds out there. it will be cool to mild. a warmer thursday. and it will be hot inland this weekend. that will translate to temperatures around 94 to 97 degrees for the hottest locations across portions of the bay area this weekend. today like i mentioned on the cooler side. cool to mild. 60s for the coast. around the bay 70s. inland 87 to 88 degrees. here is the timeline for hayward throughout the afternoon hours. on track to easily reach the lower 70s by about 2:00, 3:00 later on today. we will eventually warm up away from the coastline beginning tomorrow and into friday and into the weekend. but for today, just some minor changes compared to yesterday. all of the cloud cover this morning, we're expecting partly cloudy skies this afternoon. there is once again the temperature range for your wednesday afternoon. in fact here is the forecast model showing you patchy fog for the coast. that orange contour translates to temperatures around 85 to 89

was arrested by the pleasanton police after threatening to use a gun to kill nordstrom employees during a dispute at the stoneridge mall. when he was searched they found an unspent bullet, a credit card embossing machine and hundreds of credit cards with different numbers on them. wilson cream -- pleaded not guilty and his bail was released at $10,000 and he posted bail one day before the crash that killed the two boys and injured the mother. we have learned that the three month old son injured in the crash was breathing on his own but suffered several seizures. the baby is in critical condition at the hospital.>> reporter: wilson has two previous dui convictions and his license was his rented, and his hail has been set at $2 million. henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the san francisco ninth circuit court of appeals rules that immigrant children that crossed the border without their parents are entitled to a hearing. tens of thousands of children fleeing the violence in -- and entering the u.s. in recent years and most of those children have been placed with relatives but some have been h

check out pleasanton, still pretty mild. tomorrow should be approaching the lower 90s around pleasanton and livermoore. should be numbers closer to the mid-80s, but still low 90s possible south of townten. as we get into your morning commute, we'll see patches of low cloud trying to spillback across the bay. and we'll see low clouds hang out around the coast throughout the day. the morning temperatures in the 50s. may see some misty skies here along the coast as clouds try to make a come back. so patches of low cloud for the morning and hazy sunshine through the afternoon. and we'll have a bit of filtered sunrise if you're looking out to the east for the midmorning. peninsula temperatures in the mid-70s. looking at numbers in the upper 60s, and north bay temperatures mostly 80s, but may still see some lower 90s as we head through friday afternoon. notice some dryer factors here. even as temperatures cool around the bay, still quite dry. it's about to get even more elevated again later this week. so mid-dayculing, and then te

search still on right now for one of the people who led chp on a chase that ended this morning in pleasanton, a police helicopter was used to look for one of the suspects inside of a stolen car coming out of san francisco. that vehicle was spotted on eastbound 580 in dublin just before 3:00 this afternoon. one person was taken into custody when the car finally stopped. >>> also new this morning, authorities on the peninsula talking about a deadly stabbing near a popular park, but they say there's no risk to the public. san mateo county deputies sent us this image from the crime scene last night. it happened after two men got into a fight outside a home near fernandez park on main street in half moon bay. officers arrived to find two men still fighting. the department later tweeted video explaining what happened. >> residents, both males, had visible injuries. one of the males had a visible injury to his neck. and was bleeding heavily. >> the victim died from his injuries. the other two taken into custody. now facing charges. >>> new this morning, a large human trafficking operation has been

pleasanton. >> that was a good movie though. >> that was a good one. >> it's always pleasant in pleasanton looking today, kari? >> it's looking good and our temperatures will be in the mid-60s in san francisco today. a little bit warmer tomorrow and thin the weekend we'll be in the mid-70s there. looks nice there. right. let's check out the valleys. the high temperatures will be heading over 100 degrees. dangerous heat in sfor tort weekend to we're enjoying some fairly mild weather. >> i don't know if we can call it that because we'll still be up to 90 degrees today. i'll talk more about those 90s and what's ahead with some events going on this weekend that's coming up in about seven minutes. make takes us out there on the roadways with some of the issues you may encounter. >>> and some of the couple you may find. it bay brilk toll the metering lights are on. we will take you up to the maps as well if i can i'm sorry i don't know if i threw tloou into the report. the speed sensors around the bay look good aside from that bay bridge toll plaza but highway 24 a spoen throw away you got a goo

and we also have the first wednesday street party happening in pleasanton. we continue on the party from the fourth of july into today. and it's going to be up to 82 degrees the at 6:00. temperatures will start to come down then and we'll quickly see the temperatures going down as we go through the rest of the evening. san francisco will not see any changes over the next several days, only looking at the highs in the low to mid-60s, upper 60s by the end of the weekend, but the interior areas of the bay will be very hot reaching into the 90s starting tomorrow and continuing through early next week with some very warm weather. i'll have more on that. let's head over to vianey now for an update on how it looks on the roads early this morning. >> it's still pretty light. more people will probably be out on the road this early morning but the speed sensors look fairly good this hour. however, chp is reporting what looks to be a crash involving multiple vehicles along westbound 580 just east of 680. it appears several lanes may be blocked in the area so they are w

pleasanton residents complained they couldn't see the show. >> we want to be good neighbors and our communityjoy the show so we're raising them. >> reporter: the fireworks should reach 500 feet. both shows start at 9:30. katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> now, you can avoid driving and parking hassles by taking public transit to tomorrow's firework show in san francisco. both bart and muni will run on sunday schedules. some muni routes will be detoured to north beach. cal train will run on a sunday schedule as well. cal train plans to have extra cars on trains after the fireworks show to accommodate all of the people. cal trains last train leaves san francisco at 11:45 p.m. >>> some neighbors in san jose are saying "read my lawn." all fireworks are illegal. they're putting signs to spread the line. katie marzullo is live at the community center. >> reporter: the signs look like this and you can get them at community centers throughout san jose. it is first time the city has done this, asked the community to help get out the message. >> i hope somebody pays attention, but it has been terrible the

concord, antioch, dublin, walnut creek and pleasanton, just be smart this weekend. it's not going to be as hot as 10 days ago but it will be 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average as soon as tomorrow. we'll talk about how long the hot weather lasts coming up in a few minutes. >>> new details about a fatal plane crash in sonoma county. ♪[ music ] >> now we're learning the pilot killed is the grandson of a prominent san francisco couple. >> plus, k-9 officers sniff out threats to keep us all safe. now it's time to return the favor. the new venture to protect them from deadly drugs. >> and a favorite comfort food getting an unhealthy report! the concerning chemical found in the most popular mac and cheese brands. county plane crash. "william s. goldman" was a university of san francisco professor... and prominent san >>> new details about the man killed in a sonoma county plane crash. william s. goldman was the university of san francisco professor and the grandson of a prominent san francisco couple. goldman along with his 8-year- old son, 6-year-old daughter and their

. >>> in our bay area watch, pleasanton police are asking for help finding a man suspected of stealing 57 lap top computers, the lap tops disappeared from a pleasanton business on at least eight different occasions the last three months. police are not revealing the name of the company fshgs but hope the pictures will help lead to an arrest. >>> in santa cruz, a tourist train collided with a truck and suv this afternoon, witnesses say the roaring camp train was moving slowly when it plowed into the two vehicles near laural and chestnut streets, it appearathize train had the weight of way. no one was hurt . >>> major mess in napa last night after a water main broke tear aghole in the street on the 2500 block of laurel street. crews managed to shut off the water before any property was damaged. repairs continued into the morning. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge right now, where new toll rates went into effect today. get this, it is $6.75 for fast track drivers, $7.75 if you pay by the plate. $4.75 for car poolers, a multi-year car increase program, the rates will go up again ne

so in the pleasanton area we sheltered in place and put down our windows. right now we have 17 fires burning throughout the state of california. today a day which is seasonal, which is certainly good news. but we want to just go ahead and knock down some of these fires before the weekend when the temperatures soar into the triple digits. clear skies in san jose this morning. temperatures at mineta international airport 58 degrees. low 50s in santa rosa. one thing we're watching specifically happens to be the winds. this morning, calm, great for firefighting efforts. later today, these winds will be variable 10 to 20. right now, picking up a wind up to 22 in the fairfield area. satellite-radar suggests we have the clouds stacking up next to the coast again this morning. it's a shallow layer but nonetheless, some areas of drizzle. sunshine away from the coast. we are not going to see much changes near the bay today. lots of sunshine inland. seasonal highs. the heat returns inland. 10 degrees plus on saturday and on sunday. again, that's not so good for those

. >> it comes as granizo finishes his final commission, a group of murals for the city of pleasanton, >> as we were installing that, he was sitting in a chair off to the side, literally dying. he only had a few weeks left to live. >> but when bill wagner passes away in november 1995 at age 72, he leaves behind much more than guillermo granizo's legacy of public art. there's also a massive body of private works. >> he has thousands of pieces. this is just a fraction of it. >> you weren't kidding. there's more. >> oh, yeah. >> along with a final request for his sons. fulfilling it will be a heavy lift. that's next. >> here's another quiz question for you. what debuted as an olympic sport in the 1984 summer games in los angeles? wind surfing, softball or beach volleyball? the answer when we return. potsch: you each drive a ford pickup, right? (in unison) russ, leland, gary: yes. gary: i have a ford f-150. michael: i've always been a ford guy. potsch: then i have a real treat for you today. michael: awesome. potsch: i'm going to show you a next generation pickup. michael: let's do this. p

now the temperature up to 104 in concord, 103 in livermore and 10 oh in pleasanton. if you're heading out to pleasanton it's the last weekend for the alameda county fire and temperatures will warm up and fast. be ready for 88 by 11:00 a.m. don't forget to drink the water. 98 once we hit 4:00 p.m. for tomorrow. have a good time but again hot. >> over towards the peninsula 89 in san mateo a cool 65 in half moon bay. but the spot might be loss alt ohs for the warts and wine festival raj listen up over there. >> i'm listening. >> 82 degrees 11:00 a.m. once all the action gets going at 3:00, 94 under sunny skies. all right head back into san francisco. 72 along the mission right back towards the outer sunset somebody 6637 north bay 94. back towards nap an 97. extended forecast in san francisco no big issues. primarily upper 60s the next seven days, the inland valleys yes, hot tomorrow but down to 95 on sunday. then 80s returning for the early part of next week's forecast. it's tomorrow foam. hydrate, hydrate. that was fancy they brought up your mic and everything. >> we'r

99 in sacramento. 66 monterey bay, pleasanton in the high sierra in the 70s.hing 80 degrees. we have 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. the99 in concord and livermore. 100 in brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay. byron and either side of. stay cool. enjoy your day. >>> time now 5: 5:50. three california inmates document their week on the run in a series of videos. coming up. (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> good morning. we are definitely starting to see those slowdowns. things getting crowded along 101 if you are making your way through san jose. this is right near north first street. but we're tracking a few new accidents that could cause a big backup over on the san mateo bridge. we'll have details coming up. >>> we have learned vector control is struggling with a surge in phone calls as yellow jackets keep cropping up around the bay ar

it has been slow leaving pleasanton on 680. are open and that should help the situation in due time. southbound 101 at poplar, injury crash if you are leaving on the 101 going down the peninsula. you will see slow traffic approaching san mateo. i would use 280 instead. that is a better commute. we have an accident on eastbound 92, near ralston. there has been a crash there and the traffic has been slow. the peninsula is making a play to be talked about quite a bit. san mateo bridge, as you can see, is slow going out to the area. highway 24 is moderate. the interstate 80 at the bay bridge is just okay. this has been a normal-looking commute, driving through the area. give yourself extra time. the commute is busy on all of the freeways approaching the west valley. 8:02 am, let's go back to the desk. >>> the film community is mourning the death of a longtime popular commercial location manager. >> he was shot and killed at one of san francisco's most scenic spots. leigh martinez is joining us with information about the victim and

one truck after another, right in front of cops, breaking the law on first street in pleasanton. >> making rounds, following the other dump truck drivers. >> reporter: we saw in less than three minutes or cameras caught a handful of trucks over the 16,000 pound weight limit. >> the trucks probably coming from the rock quarry on stanley road. >> reporter: a violation of the law, several years ago trucks were banned from using first street but the two truck drivers caught by police today admitted they just come from semex, the company spokesperson saying in part "employees do not operate trucks hauling materials from the elliott quarry. these trucks are operated by third parties, once leaving the quarry, the third party drivers control the roads they travel on." >> it is dangerous, a constant flow of large, loud trucks. >> reporter: marissa posted her concerns on nextdoor, a social network for neighborhoods and many of her neighbors agreed with her. one woman wrote "i have lived here a long time and many have fought the

. >> take a look at all the visitors at shadow cliff park in pleasanton. not letting anybody else in. other parks also reached capacity, and are now closed to any more guests. you can visit our website for more ideas. a quick look at our guide on be nbcbayarea.com. >> how some people are celebrating at squaw. >>> a family in mourning tonight after. a man wounded by a police officer who still managed to get away. jodi hernandez joins us live. >> reporter: so tragic. customers have been dropping off flowers here in memory of that gas station clerk. one wo one woman described him as the nicest man in the world. tonight his family is trying to figure out how they will move forward without him. >> why? what is happening? why? >> that is the question she is asking tonight after the 57-year-old was -- >> whoever did, this i don't know how you have the heart to kill someone so innocent. he did nothing to you. >> reporter: his family says he was a peaceful man who worked hard to support his family. with two kids in college, and one in high school, he worked long ho

in pleasanton, kpix 5. >>> a lucky little kitten will be up for adoption soon. he needs a new home after being rescued from the golden gate bridge. >> chp officer smith arrived at the human shelter with a miracle kitten. rescued last weekend from almost certain death from the middle of the golden gate bridge. >> i jump out. i go to grab the cat. originally i thought it was dead. when i went to grab him. he looked up at me. i grabbed him by the scruff on the back of his neck. as soon as i picked him up he relaxed and went limp. >> it's a male kitten now named bridges. the vets will give bridges a thorough exam and then find a permanent home. >> we will make sure its spade and then put it up for adoption to some lucky home. >> no one knows how he got so far out on the bridge. but one thing is certain, this cat has more than nine lives. >> do you have people lined up for this cat all ready. >> not yet. people don't know that he's coming in. >> and this is cat season. so the shelter has many kittens that need adopting. like these only weeks old. but the real star ho

and 90 in morgan hill. 88 in pleasanton.mont, a high of 85. 63 in half moon bay and 75 in san mateo. san francisco and the embarcadero up to 80 -- rather, 65 degrees. we are going to have some more of the 80s for the north bay. up to 89 in novato and 76 in mill valley. get a look at the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. it will be a hot weekend! as you get ready to get the day started, it will be a great day to make sure you grab the hat to give you some shade. and also some short sleeves as our temperatures heat up once again, feeling very much like summer. speaking of summer, it will be a great day to go golfing. it will be in the low 70s throughout the morning in the tri-valley. but it will reach into the upper 80s later today. and we have had some record-setting heat for the bay area. for the livermore area we have had six days at 100-plus degrees. the average for the whole summer is about ten days of 100-degree temperatures. the hottest temperature we have had in july was 113 degrees set back in 2006. look

livermore to pleasanton looks good but 680 is slowing down in the southern part of pleasanton on the to fremont. as we look at the san mateo bridge, things are more crowded. as you get closer to 6:00, he  was start to see more slow traffic. at the bay bridge, the metering lights are on and we have a 5- 10 minute delay. we do not have a lot going on that will be major. a couple of fender benders. we will let you know when they become major problems. if they do. >>> we have a good-looking weather day coming our way. we are starting with some patchy drizzle along the coast and partly cloudy skies to mostly cloudy from the coast and inside the bay. here's a look at jack london square as we look across the oakland estuary. as we do, you can see the gray sky. official sunrise coming around's glock. -- 6:00. that low off the coast will continue to generate our mild to warm weather for today. the onshore breeze and low clouds and the marine layer are in place. futurecast picking up on some blue on the coastline. into the afternoon, it wants to pull the cloud cover all the way back in rebui

employees at this nordstrom called pleasanton police in a panic - after lemuel wilson repeatedly entered the store and along with his brother started harrassing employees and customers. witnesses say when asked to leave lemuel pushed a manager and threatened to kill him. police arrested the two. police say when they searched his vehicle they found hundreds of credit cards and a device to forge credit cards. the alameda district attorney charged wilson with 8 counts. court documents also reveal, lemuel has a long criminal past - dating back more than a decade with charges of drug trafficking, assault, battery, driving with a suspended liscense and dui. ((vicki))a close call for neighbors in one north bay community...after flames came dangerously close to their homes.((steve))it happened in suisun city.at one point firefighters issued mandatory evacuations as winds fueled the fire.((vicki))as kron 4's alecia reid explains...some quick-thinking residents stepped up to prevent this fire from spreading. mom said i hope that aint my house, and we turn the corner and it was..it was a scary afte

then just before noon a catalytic converter was stolen from a car parked at the dublin/pleasanton station.. and at the concord station a man was arrested and taken to jail for jumping over the gates and not paying a fare... (jr stone) tonight hundreds of firefighters are still near yosemite national park fighting the detwiler fire. those living in the city of mariposa were able to go back to their homes yesterday. this is what some of the damage looks like. several other areas were reopened to evacuees today. so far more than 75-thousand acres have burned. the fire is now 30 perecent contained but 60 homes have burned. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. close to 45- hundred firefighters have faught these flames since the fire started last sunday. right now a meeting is being held at mariposa high school to update evacuees on the situation. the cause of the fire has not yet been released. (phillippe) in palo alto... the santa clara county medical examiner-coroner's office says 71-year-old actor john heard died in a hotel wednesday. he made more than 170 appearances on sta

abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live in pleasanton for us. >> reporter: hi there.. as you mentioned, tonight it is all about red white and boom here at the almadeya county fair. if you want to see those fireworks first hand you do have to get here early, like 3.5 hours before the show begins. all parking and admission gates will close at 6:00. that's to help reduce traffic and prevent crowds of people from arriving right before the show. it took some families nearly two hours just to leave the fairgrounds last year. >> by the time the fireworks start, there's a lot of people. so we actually try to get out of here before the crowd starts to build. >> this year to sfleent same sort of backup, the pleasanton police department has partnered woerj agencies to create a traffic plan to help cars leave the fairgrounds right after the fireworks show. traffic exiting the fairgrounds will be directed along specific routes to the freeways based upon which gate you leave so you want to check that out before you enter. the fireworks start

new at 6:00, the truck has been serving food on a pleasanton street for 18 years.ow the city is ordering it to stop doing business at its spot on vineyard avenue. this after complaints from the nearby casa real event company. kpix 5's susie steimle live in pleasanton with what's turning into a david versus goliath type battle. >> reporter: a large corporate events company at a websitery versus a small single person owned taco truck versus a winery. this is where nelly used to park her truck in the city and this company is saying this busy road is causing a lot of backup. behind us the fence marks the start of the winery property and nelly worries this isn't about things being dangerous. she thinks it's about an image. for 18 years nelly ramirez operated a taco truck on vineyard avenue at the edge of casa real at ruby hill winery. in january, she says someone from casa real approached her and said she needed to move. [ speaking spanish ] >> they said my customers are dirty looking people, poorly dressed, it's making my business look bad. my business dropped because

a fire in pleasanton. >>> shocking 911 call where a boa constrictor wraps around her face. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. it too close. that )s the messae sent today by some senior citizens and >>> not enough time and cutting it too close. that is the message sent today by senior citizen and people with disabilities. gathered at an area considered high injury corridor. the main concern not the crosswalk markings, but the crosswalk timing. >> not enough time to use them. we get caught a lot. not the majority but a good percentage of us. >> seniors are five times more likely than other adults to be killed in a crash in san francisco. >> it also says street improvement projects are underway in that area. >> t

tiffany wilson live for us in pleasanton this morning.fany. >> reporter: i had there, reggie, i natasha. tonight is not the night you want to pro craft nate. if you typically arrive late to the party, don't do it you will not get in. those gates close at 6:00 sharp, that means no extra cars, nor extra people will be allowed inside of the fairgrounds to see the fireworks. now, that is because it took some families nearly two hours to exit the fairgrounds after the fireworks show last year and so some fair goers that we spoke with, they support the policy of closing the gates early. >> that's perfect. that way doesn't get too crowded because a lot of people came late to see the fireworks, so for somebody that comes early like we do it's a benefit for sure. >> reporter: this year the pleasant ton police department partnered woerj agencies to create a traffic plan to help cars exit the fairgrounds as approximately. traffic leaving the fairgrounds will be directed along specific routes to the freeways based upon which gate they use. so one gat

live in pleasanton, j.r. stone kron 4 news. (steve) (steve) workers are slowly returning to work at the san francisco u-p-s facility.... where a deadly shooting happened three weeks ago today. only five of the 40 workers have returned to work... a union official says a fear of the unknown could be why only a small number are back at work. police say jimmy lam opened fire during a morning meeting. he killed three drivers and wounded two others before killing himself in front of police back on june 14th. (vicki) eleven people were sent to the hospital after a chain reaction collision on the golden gate bridge.(steve) one of the vehicles involved in the accident was a bus carrying dozens of passengers. the highway patrol is now warning drivers on the bridge to use extra caution. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in marin county with details. charles. . . fortunately, no one was seriously injured in this accident. but the highway patrol is taking this opportunity to remind drivers that there are a lot of visitors in

breezy for the east bay. 77 in hay ward and 88 in pleasanton. san francisco 60s. winds out of the west at 18 miles per hour. so hold on to your hats if you are headed to the city and up into the north bay 79 in mill valley. the only problem in the forecast will be the pollen that will be kicking up especially in san francisco but the trend of 60s. for the inland valleys back to the mid-90s. common sense stuff here. three things to think about while camping. fully extinguish fire, backyard debris burning. and look for sparks. you can see temperatures again, back up to the mid-90s once we hit this up coming weekend forecast. >> so many times we hear about brush fires being ignited by someone in a lawn mower or even a car. >> good information. >>> up next, calling 911 completely your fingerprint. apple has just filed a patent for this new technology. chipotle is temporarily closing down one of its stores in virginia. customers say they got the stomach flu after eating the food. just 2 years ago, chipotle temporarily closed down 40 chipotle temporarily closing down on

slight bay breeze brings us to 80 in oakland and 85. 104 in concord and 103 in danville and 101 in pleasanton. if you have allergies or respiratory problems, air quality the worse near east bay. cool beach weather and 66 in half moon bay. san francisco getting in on the warming. i have bumped up temperatures. right now not in the 80s just yet. but right now going up to 77 in the mission. 75 in the embarcadero. for the north bay, 89 in mill valley. if you are in the north bay tomorrow, looking for something to do away from the 100-degree heat, 90 in san rafael, help support breast cancer. a fundraiser and lots of beer. extended forecast back to upper 60s to 70s through the extended. on the inland forecast, hot this weekend. we still look to cool down throughout the heavy part of next week. cooling all relative. holding out for 90 degrees for much of next week. so i have got to find a pool. any invites? >> okay. jeff is going to come over. he will give you a forecast to your neighborhood if you invite him to the pool. >> get ahold of me. >> we are spearheading a special program here at nbc bay

up to 89 in concord and 88 in pleasanton. a huge spot for people to go is the alameda county fairgrounds. 9:30. best spot for visibilities. back towards peninsula 80 in palo alto. san francisco you know the drill. take your jackets. 60s for day highs. temps will be in the chilly fifties. we have the fog with us but organizers are going to send them off little bit lower. popular spot out at the marin county fairgrounds. temperatures in the 50s. san francisco we stay with the 60s over the next several days. remember the fire dangers. temperatures in the upper eighties. and the good news though, no 100s in that forecast. >> perfect. thanks. >>> a sink hole in the north bay. what caused it. >>> tesla ready to hit the road. when you will be able to buy them. happening now on our twitter feed: ==reveal== bart is revealing its plans for moving everyone around on the 4th of july. it will run on the sunday schedule, but the trains will be longer >>> happening now on twitter feed, b.a.r.t. makes changes for fourth of july. >>> on faceb

we have delays between west oakland and embarcadero in the pittsburg-bay point and dublin- pleasanton directions due to some unscheduled track maintenance. so plan accordingly. ace train one off to a great start, no delays. an earlier accident a rollover crash southbound 101, the on- ramp was shut down to southbound 101. they have just -- the crews have just reopened that so you are able to access that now. speeds are still moving at the limit along 101 in that southbound direction. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> right now in san jose, crews are keeping an eye on hot spots after a massive fire ripped through the east foothills. jessica flores reports from the scene. >> reporter: good morning. those huge flames are now out. but fire crews are still on scene working on mopping up any remaining hot spots. i want to take you right behind me. this home is burned down. you can see the garage, there's a car back there that's also burned-out. now, this home overlooks san jose. and you can see all the foothills behind this home. that's where the grass fire burned. this led to

after that, 680, people are getting on 680 and heading south through pleasanton. 880 is also slow. that is a normal slowdown. 92 is beginning to slow onto the san mateo bridge. on highway 4, it slow through pittsburg and bay point. that is a normal slowdown heading from concord to one of creek. the bay bridge, 15-20 minute delay. all within the realm of normal traffic for this time of the morning. let's go back to the desk. >>> a plan in san francisco to create dedicated bus lanes along the 38 geary route may be approved later today. >> allie rasmus is live in the richmond district which would be impacted by the plan and some of the business owners are not happy. >> reporter: the concern is what what happened to a lot of the parking and neighborhoods. we are in the richmond district at 19th avenue. you can see a lot of cars are parked up and down the street. next to a lot of small businesses. a lot of pedestrians as well. the concern is what does this mean for businesses if you take away parking for these dedicated bus only lanes and also concerns about how fast people will be able