roberta gonzales live in livermore at robertson park where currently it's 70 degrees.ot my new best friend leo here. leo, hey, leo, wake up! and also, snuff over here. i got the lovely intelligent allison harmon miss livermore rodeo queen and we have all your livermore rodeo highlights coming up, but first, don't go away, this brief time-out. hey, giddyup! we're not horsing around here! giddyup! oh chris, did yo er to pay the dog sitter? oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. anyour favorite style of cake. endless possibilities. baskin robbins father's day cake. pick one up today. the seattle coffee maker is teaming up with duracell and will start providi >>> you could soon give your phone

. >> good afternoon, roberta gonzales live in pleasanton where currently it's 95 degrees. are we having fun? >> yeah! >> all right. yes! we'll bring you the hot details still straight ahead. >> and hanging out at the pool looks like a good place today, very hot temperatures. there is some heat relief in sight. we'll talk about that next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, es. the latest >>> new at noon, general motors is recalling 7.6 million vehicles over the faulty ignition switches. the latest recall involves mainly older midsized cars and brings the total number of recalls this year to over 28 million cars. attorneys predict there will be hundreds of wrongful death and injury claims to follow. people filing will have to prove the switches, though, caused the crashes. there is no cap on the amount of money gm will have to pay out, as well. >>> a look at wall street, a flat day out of the gate on this monday. right now, the dow is down a little over 20 points. >>> san francisco's 42nd annual pride parade is a record- breaker. they are still crunching the numbers but turnout was the highes

kpix 5's roberta gonzales has the details. >> reporter: something very special is going on right here at the san mateo county fair at the event center. if you show up right now all the way to 3:00 today, you get in free. it's true, free admission just show up and get a good look at this. take a look at this beautiful ferris wheel under fair skies where today the high temperature in san mateo will be in the upper 60s. if you come on out to the san mateo county fair it's the 80th annual. the pigs are fast. i watched them last year. they can kick up to speeds to 15 miles per hour and no worries, it's purely for show. they won't end up on your dinner table, oh, no. they are known for their great fare food and they also offer entertainment. in fact, if you can come out back to me here at the san mateo county fair, i have something very cool to tell you about. it's on your mobile device, if you go to your apps center, you can download san mateo county fair. and you get a schedule of the events of the shows including tonight 7:30 performance from a cover band of the beatles and they call it,

kpix 5's roberta gonzales is in mobile weather at the alameda county fair. and roberta, looks like you're having some fun. >> reporter: i'm always have been fun. [ laughter ] >> reporter: this is a zipline here at the alameda county fair. we're 28 feet up and we are going to talk more about this, but i have to tell you, last year at the alameda county fair, we had six consecutive days of temperatures in the triple digits. this year, it's fair weather at the fair. it is currently 73 degrees right here in pleasanton. let's talk about other notable numbers in the area. san francisco at 62 degrees right now. santa rosa in the low 70s. let's go ahead and take a look at the eastern pacific satellite map because it shows an area of low pressure, it brushed up against northern california earlier this morning and actually produced some raindrops and .01" of rain was reported just enough to wet the gardens. now, we have high pressure building in. it's a very mild day today. tomorrow slightly warmer. as that area of high pressure builds, warming trend through the weeke

. >> i'm roberta gonzales and as lawrence was just saying, the heat wave, it is coming! so we are ready to take the plunge at the hayward plunge as the news continues on kpix 5. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's the brainchild of a mountain view >>> now to a story you're only going to see here on kpix 5. it's pretty cool. a skateboard, motor and it's all in one. it's the brainchild of a mountain view startup and kiet do shows us how it's looking to clear the gridlock on our roads. >> reporter: experts say within a decade terminal gridlock is coming to the bay area. it's where cars are stuck in traffic for hours or days. the remedy? public transportation. but when it comesto commuting there's a problem known as the last mile. basically, how do you cover that last mile or so from the train station to your office? you could lug a bike on the train but that's just so analog >> this is test grounds, aka our parking lot. >> reporter: introducing boosted, a long board with dual 1,000 watt motors 40-volt lithium ion phosphate battery and re-gen breaking the tesla of skateboards. >> this is

. >> live in the embarcadero i'm roberta gonzales on this 13th day of the month of june. it is seasonal. it is bright! and we have your father's day forecast as the news continues right here on kpix 5. any flavor of ice cream... your favorite style of cake. endless possibilities. baskin robbins father's day cake. pick one up today. priceline is buying san francisco-based "open table the online ticket site will >>> tech sector pushing stocks higher. dow is up 50 points. >>> priceline is buying san francisco-based open table. the online ticket site will pay $2.6 billion to help it branch into new businesses. open table helps more than 15 million subscribers a month with dining reservations. and where's home to the happiest workers? the south bay's san jose is number one. that's according to a new glass door survey on employee satisfaction. 50 of the nation's biggest metro areas were rated for things like hiring, career opportunities and compensation. no surprise, san francisco places second followed by washington, d.c., norfolk, virginia and salt lake city. >>> time is runn

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. >> this is dave lewis from kcbs with roberta gonzales. >> reporter: get out of here! the competition is already heating up for the madden- mariucci bocce ball tournament. we have the details coming up. >> low clouds and fog not as thick this morning. the heat is cranking up. we'll talk about that next. >> and so far things look good if you are traveling up and down the nimitz freeway. more on your drive plus we are getting a check of muni coming up after this break. but first we want to know what drives you crazy during your morning commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. ,, ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, bulldog: [yawning] i can't wait to get to mattress discounters because the tempur-pedic bonus event is ending soon. choose $300 in free gifts, and, get up to 48 months interest-free financing with any tempur-pedic mattress. ♪ mattress discounters about two unsolved homicide 20-thousand for each case. investigators >>> san jose police and the sa

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time now to check in with roberta gonzales. "where's roberta?" i think i may know. >> yes.t there somewhere in the bay area this morning. gave us some pretty good clues, roberta. and yeah, frank has a guess. >> right? >> i do. are you in a fire boat maybe? >> ding, ding, ding, ding! i am at pier 22.5. outside san francisco fire department's station 35. today we do feature the 60-year- old fire boat the phoenix. come on aboard in this week's edition of "where's roberta?" [ siren ] >>> reporter: in the early 1900s, the city of san francisco operated two fire boats and the tradition continues today. although the original boats have been replaced, the phoenix is the city's oldest boat and it's based at firehouse 35 at pier 22.5 at the port of san francisco. >> it's been around since the 1950s and it still plays a vital role in protecting our waterfront and in helping out in emergencies out in san francisco bay. >> not a lot of people know that it's here until they walk by on the embarcadero and they will see the two fire boats tied up and all of a sudden they realize that, you

. >>> roberta gonzales in san mateo this morning. the county fair is in full swing. berta, there's a special promotion today. >> reporter: if you come to the san mateo county fair at the event center in san mateo you can get in free if you come between 12 and 3 p.m. how cool is that? behind me here we are the ferris wheel one many features here at the san mateo county fair. other notable items besides new rides, they have pig races. these pigs can run up to 15 miles per hour. they do not go to your dinner play. oh, no they are just for your enjoyment. we have the rides, animals and the famous fair food, as well. but i have to tell you something very cool, guys. as you come back out here to san mateo, where currently it is 57 degrees going up to 67 degrees the fair does run each and every day all the way through sunday but something that i found out that's very cool, i have never seen this done before, maybe i'm late to the party and you already knew about this, but the san mateo county fair actually has its own app. in fact, all you have to do is go to your mobile dev

. >>> roberta gonzales is down in san mateo this morning. >> the county fair is in full swing there and roberta, there's a special promotion today. >> reporter: it is so cool, michelle. today if you come here to the san mateo events center home of the 80th annual san mateo county fair you can get in free between 12 and 3 p.m. behind me here look at the beautiful first while currently 57 degrees going up to a high today of 67 degrees. fair weather for this san mateo county fair. all right. what can you expect if you come out here today? lots of entertainment. but also, i saw this last year. it was incredible. it was the pig race. and these pigs they run up to 15 miles per hour. and don't worry, after the races this is for pure entertainment, they do not end up on your dinner table. the fair is known for its fabulous food. also for its concert series. so if you cam come back here live -- so if you can come back here live, there's something cool i never knew about this before. if you go to your mobile device and go to your apps, you can actually download san mateo county fair app. and it's

aim your host roberta gonzales i'm filling in for frank mallicoat. we begin our pitch this morning. if you have a show idea, we would love to hear from you. go to facebook.com/bay sunday and comment on our page. meanwhile, we will kick start our program this morning. stage right. it's an arts educational organization uses theater to build literacy, skill. through this experience, children engage and expire to learn. joining us this

kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales is already there in the mobile weather lab.n the water? >> reporter: yes! absolutely. and see? hey, michelle and frank, i have lived in the bay area 20 years and i got to tell you something, i have never been here before. this is the hayward plunge. take a look around. it is extraordinary. it's like a throwback thursday here. nicole is with the hayward area recreation park district and tell me, how old is this building? >> this building is 78 years old. >> reporter: i'm a swimmer. i love this pool. >> thank you, we love it too. we're open daily for lap swim, lessons and public swims. >> reporter: so anybody can come and splash around this weekend as we top off in the triple digits inland. >> yes. on saturday from 1:30 to 3:30 and the cost is $2 per person. >> reporter: get out!! $2, that is a bargain. >> definitely. it's a great inexpensive way to spend time with your family and just have a great time at the pool. >> you just hit on something very important. you're talking about family. we need to be very mindful of our childre

. >> good morning, i'm roberta gonzales and i'm going to help you wake up on this monday morning. with this. it's a san francisco treat. it's bob's doughnuts and are you in store for a treat. >> and summer back in the bay area. the fog is here too. will it break up today? we'll talk about that next. >> and they just cleared finally the late running overnight road work in the livermore valley. if you're traveling san mateo bridge, this is what it looks like right now. still moving at the speed limit. more on the commute. what is driving you crazy during your morning drive? ask a question or share a gripe by e-mailing crazy@kpix.com. or feet me @ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. map i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source. i'll have my usual ultimate cheeseburger. you can have that. or-two new versions of the ultimate cheeseburger. one has sliced jalapeños and creamy ranch sauce, the other has sweet and tangy

roberta gonzales live in livermore. it's rodeo time! we'll bring you here with mobile weather. >> the sea breeze kicking in very strong around the bay area. probably the coolest day of the week. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and it looks like that accident coming into san francisco southbound 101 and highway 1 all clear. all lanes are now back open. we'll update you on this plus the emergency roadwork on the carquinez bridge. we also want to know what is driving you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by e-mailing me or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, students attention in the m of june can be challenging. an east bay school has apparently found the perfect fix.and they can thank t >>> with summer so close keeping students's attention in june can be challenging. an east bay school as apparently found the perfect things and can thank the ancient greeks. >> reporter: fremont's millard elementary completed with togas and olive wreaths. what?

. >>> well, roberta gonzales is live in livermore and for the madden-mariucci bocce ball tournament.t's going to be a star- studded affair. >> reporter: it already is. it began at 12:00 today. good afternoon, everybody. campo de bocce that's where we are at a in livermore. over there we have team madden. and they already took to the courts and over here right next to me i have stan bunger from kcbs. and dave lewis. hi, guys. were you just working on your approach? >> you know, it's all about balance. >> it's all about balance. >> about getting a good athletic stance. >> reporter: kcbs has been participating in this for 15 years, the battle of the bay. madden-mariucci charity bocce ball tournament, madden just got here. i caught up with him minutes ago and asked him about his competition, his competitive nation get mariucci. here's what he had to say. >> you know what he did? he practiced then he went to a secure practical tore. he got all in -- then he went tost a chiroractor. when he practiced he was tilted that way. >> the thing that i pray all night was that this guy right here wh

roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >> there we get. okay, roberta. >>> time now 6:10. the bay area is already gearing up for super bowl 50. what's different about this historic logo. we'll tell you. ♪[ music ] >> it's a musical feat how one bay area school transformed a miley cyrus song into a harvard winning intellectual anthem. >> starting out with patchy fog this morning, but we could see triple-digit heat. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and i want to show you this traffic camera while we can. that fog that lawrence just mentioned is moving into our dublin cam and the drive time is jumping, as well. almost a half hour between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. all of your travel times coming up. first we want to know what drives you crazy during your morning commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative.

. >> roberta gonzales has venn ventured -- ventured somewhere in the bay area. berta, take it away. sgltsz -- >> >> good morning. i'm here on the golf course . we're not here for the golf, we're here for the horses. join us for this week's edition of where's roberta? >> the racetrack was built in 1858. uniquely there's a nine whole golf course in the infield of the track. today i wanted to know more about an owner, a jockey and a horse. >> they go through a lot of training. lot of people don't see that. they train five to six days a week. they trot for a mile and a half. they will work out seven days before their next race. >> how do you mentally prepare? >> i study the whole race and figure out which horse i have to the beat or if i'm the one to beat. >> i have a difficult time riding a horse. it does not want to do what i ask it to do. what's my problem? >> communication. if the animal don't want to communicate with you it become as problem. >> tell me where's roberta? >> okay. >> how important is is it -- is it for a horse to have their game face on on race da

. >>> all right, well, it's time now to check in with roberta gonzales. >> yes, and roberta, we understand're at a coffee shop in the north bay that obviously is open early. >> reporter: we are here at marvin's breakfast club in nova doe. population in the northern marin county happens to be about 53,000 and all with us this morning aren't you guys? good morning everyone. we have chuck, he's the owner of marvin's and he's very busy. >> yes i am. how you doing everyone? >> he has a lot of breakfast to be cooking. we have his better half nicole behind us here. >> good morning. >> reporter: tell me how long have you owned marvin's here? >> 15 plus years we're going on. >> reporter: all right, and what do people come in and ask for the most here? >> reporter: i would say probably our cook to order fresh bacon. >> reporter: i was going to say they ask for the cook right? >> i set them straight real fast. >> reporter: we have some lovely customers here this morning as well. and what is your name? >> audrey. >> reporter: audrey. and how long have you been coming to marvin's? >> 20 something years

. >> our roberta gonzales is in novato to tell us what precautions to take on bay area trails. > reporter: good morning, everybody. ol lem polyhistoric state park. a great place to hike. the snakes are sleeping. but rattlesnakes enjoy warm weather as we do. so you better believe they will be out later today throughout the bay area. in fact, over the weekend i learned of two cases, one in the north bay, one in the east bay, where people were bitten by rattlesnakes. in fact, on an average, throughout the state of california, 800 people are snake-bit and a couple end up fatal. so while we do have many species of snakes in california, it is the venomous north pacific rattlesnake that we have to be cautious of. so first off, if you are going to be out hike, never hike alone and stay on the trails. secondly, if you stop to rest, avoid logs or rock piles because that's where they like to sleep. third be observant. on the trail don't walk up on a snake, it will strike. and if you get bitten, call 911. don't try to drive yourself to the hospital. michelle and frank, i also have an intere

. >>> first roberta gonzales is in for paul deanno with weather. where's the salsa?come and work on the 4th of july with me and you will have your own personal salsa. >> all right. we're there. >> just give me a little jar. >> you know -- [overlapping speakers] >> just come to work. i'll do anything for my kenny bastida. you know i will. it's great gardening weather because everything it takes to make salsa depends on heat and we certainly have heat in the forecast. this is our live kpix weather camera looking out towards mount diablo. the sky is clear. the visibility is unlimited. and our inland area so far today and danville we had 82 degrees. san francisco is at 64. 78 degrees in santa rosa. a gorgeous evening except for a little breezy. westerlies kicking up to 23 with an onshore push. so we have clouds and fog returning tonight into the inland areas. then this right here, this will be responsible for producing triple digits by monday. so the hottest day of the weekend will be on sunday. tomorrow, as we back up a bit, 91 degrees in sacramento. mid-60s in monterey

. >>> kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales is at an organic farm this morning. >> yes, she joins us from nol with two experts in growing food in a sustainable manner. good morning, roberta. >> reporter: good morning. it's currently 66 degrees right here in sunol. look at these beautiful sunflowers here. hey, today's high will be 100 degrees here and actually all of the fruits and vegetables out here, this organic farm love the heat. i'm here to talk to two organic farmers. helena and matthew. good morning. >> good morning. >> how's it going? >> reporter: it's going great. i'm so excited to be here with you because this is a sleepy historic little town and now we have a new era of farming. tell me about it. >> we applied here and got one acre and we hit the ground running. we're growing over 60 varieties of organic fruits and vegetables and we love what we do getting reconnected to our food. >> reporter: you can rent an acre and then grow your veggies. >> we are selling them at the kensington farmer's market sundays 10 to 2 and we have our first farm stand at the corner of 84th, the first

. >> once again, kpix 5's roberta gonzales has ventured somewhere in the bay area. roberta?porter: good morning, i'm on the infield which is a golf course at the alameda fairgrounds. we are not here to play golf. we are here for the horses! join us for the horse raise with this week's edition of "where's roberta?" at the horse races. >>> reporter: the pleasanton fairgrounds racetrack was built in 1858 making it the oldest one-mile horseracing track in the united states. uniquely there is a nine-hole golf course in the infield of the track. today i wanted to know more about an owner. a jockey. and, of course, a horse. okay, several horses. >> they go through a lot of training. a lot of people don't see that in the afternoons when they come out. but they train five to six days a week. they usually gallop about a mile and a half and depending on their race schedule, they will have a workout maybe 7 days before their next race. >> reporter: how do you prepare mentally to jump on a horse on race day? >> i study the whole race and try to figure out which horse i have to beat in th

. >>> all right now with roberta gonzales, she's somewhere out there. >> there you go. yeah. roberta, you're at a coffee shop in the north bay that's open early and you're cooking some stuff up. >> reporter: you know not just a coffee shop. this is marvin's breakfast club. say good morning to michelle and frank? >> good morning michelle and frank. >> reporter: see these people actually get up as early as we do and they all come here for this guy right here. this is chuck. he's the owner and nicole his wife. you want to say hello? >> hello, good morning. >> reporter: back the work here, you got some breakfast to make. okay so nicole -- tell us why does everyone come here to the breakfast club? >> as you can see we've got delicious thick bacon cooking on the grill. with some sausage and eggs. and of course there's good looking chef here. >> reporter: okay. not only it is -- getting kind of hot in the kitchen here. what's your name? >> audrey. >> reporter: audrey and? >> rich. >> reporter: what are you guys reading about in the newspaper? >> just reading about the kid who got sho

. >>> kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales is at an organic farm this morning. >> yeah, she joins us live in sunol with two people who specialize in growing food in a sustainable manner. and she is in the weeds right now. >> reporter: i'm in the corn. we are in sunol in the eastern portion of alameda county. it's a historic town but they have a whole new era of organic farming going on right here in this historic little community. what are you doing up so early this morning? >> farming. >> just picking up stuff for our harvest. i got cucumbers, butternut squash and pattypan squash. >> reporter: tell me how happy acres got an opportunity. >> we were looking for land and applied for an acre and we got it. we hit the ground running. >> reporter: i think this is so cool. >> i'm holding some zucchini [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: i'm glad you said that. [ non-english language ] what do you do with this after you're done harvesting. we sell at the kensington farmer's market on sundays from 10 to 2. >> reporter: so you're organic farmers here in sunol. what about your water concerns? >> so esse

roberta gonzales is in novato to tell us what precautions you have to take if you are out on some bay good morning. it is currently 50 degrees here at this state park. it's too cold for the snakes to be out yet. they are still sleeping. but snakes like warm weather just as we do. so they will be out later on this morning. over the weekend i learned of two separate cases one in the north bay, one in the east bay, where hikers were bitten by snakes. on average, we have over 800 people in the state of california that are bitten by snakes and usually a couple of those bites are fatal. we do have the venomous north pacific rattlesnake here in the bay area and so we want to help you out and give you a few tips if you are hiking in beautiful state parks. first off, it is always advisable stay on your hiking course and also, be sure you hike with somebody else. secondly, if you do stop to rest, try not to sit on any kind of logs or rocks because those are perfect places for snakes to sleep. be observant on the trail. don't scare a snake or walk up on one. if you get bitten, call 911 immediate

kpix 5's roberta gonzales is live in livermore with a mad mariucci battle of the bay. e playing a little bocce. >> it is a charity event. roberta, a lot of big names in the sports world are expected there today. >> reporter: anybody who is on that list of the who's who of sports figures will be right here in livermore today. good morning, everyone. currently 54 degrees. take a look behind me. we're in the tri-valley but we have a replica of the golden gate bridge. we have the big white tents that will be hosting the biggest names of sports here in the bay area today. unless they're on the road playing baseball. to tell us more about this day, this charity bocce ball event for madden and mariucci, dave lewis kcbs radio. good morning. >> good morning, roberta. >> reporter: thank you for being with us. for somebody who has been through this experience before, walk it through it. how important is it? >> a lot of local charities in the bay area so when madden calls we jump, all the teams, 49ers, raiders, warriors, sharks, they're all here. it's a fun but competitive event. >