rosa rosa college students accused of trying to shoot and kill a suspected prostitute were stopped by police and then let go the night of the crime. shooting was at a motel in rohnert park last thursday. they pulled over 22-year-old ronny threadgill and his roommate, sibley, at a fast-food restaurant minutes after the shooting. officers let them go to assist another officer on the call. a surveillance photo shows threadgil near the crime scene and that's what led to the arrest friday. both were training to try out for the school's football team and the coach cannot believe they are accused. >> i was shocked and very sad. very sad for the person who was injured. >> threadgill is attempted with attempted homicide and sibley faces an accesscy charge for driving the get-away car. the victim is in the hospital, unable to speak. the motive is not known >> now to the race for the white house. donald trump took his steam-rolling campaign to arizona where he found a friendly audience for his immigration views. and while democrats are cheering from the sidelines, republicans are cringing over the direction their party is taking. here's chuck sievertson. >> we have to secure our borders. we have to do something to take back our country. >> it's the theme that's now fueling donald trump's campaign for president. >> i didn't think that the immigration thing would take on a lifelike it has. >> but it has. along with the size of his crowds and his poll numbers. trump is surging. now near the top of the gop presidential pack, closing in on former governor jeb bush. >> the answer area cities, do you know he had five of them in florida while he was governor? can you believe it? i didn't know that. >> his message, illegal immigrants are a clear and present danger. >> they are coming from all over the world. you have people coming from the middle east that are going right through mexico and past the border. >> the billionaire real estate developer introduced a man who said his son was shot dead by an illegal immigrant. >> found out the guy was on his third gun charge. and they have somebody in the country on his third gun charge. he had been arrested three times already. >> and trump also shared this phoenix arizona share with the sheriff. known to be tough on illegals. he has rattled nerves on both sides of the issue. even republicans are keeping him at arm's lent. >> he said it in a way that's going to kill my party. >> from trump, a few words of conciliation. >> and i love legal immigration. >> but no sign of compromise was donald trump tries to seal his biggest deal. chuck sievertson new york. >> hillary clinton has the endorsement of the american con federation of teachers. this is the first labor union to make an endorsement in the 2016 campaign. the endorsement was widely expected. >>> well, it is mild already this morning. leyla is in for lisa. >> you can see pretty clear conditions. we have a few scattered clouds in the sky. we will have partly cloudy for today. the temperatures crank up toward the end of the week. i'll have your full accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks layla. also ahead a young boy's courage to stand up to cyber bullies gets the attention of the white house. and why a mexican official is worried about volcano is about to have a major eruption, not seen in more than a >> knew this morning, hundreds have been evacuated from this area of mexico because of this pending volcano. thursday it began erupting. the airport in the town has been closed. they describe it as atypical. the interior minister said it is showing signs similar to a major eruption back in 1913. the volcano is also known as the volcano of fire. >>> an 1 is-year-old boy scored a white house invitation after standing up to his internet bullies in a very public way. >> i'm surprised he fits in the front seat. squeal, piggy, squeal! i hope that people don't bully other people online anymore and that this helps. and people that have been bullied don't let these words affect you. >> that is logan fairbanks. he read a series of cruel comments people have made about him online n reaction to a series of videos he and his gad posted on youtube. the video caught the attention of white house senior advisor valerie jared. she said change happens when ordinary people do extraordinary things. when people have logan's courage and speak up. the fairbanks wrote thank you for your kind words. i can't believe our video hit this close to the white house. we are in awe right now. and jared responded again, if you are ever in d.c., please stop by the white house and say hi. logan may be a future occupant one day. >>> happening today, the raiders are hosting a football safety clinic for parents. the raiders are teaming up with usa football to present the clippic. parents had have a chance to speak with medical professionals about heat, hydration and concussion awareness. they will also learn about the importance of tackling techniques. the clinic starts at noon at the raiders facility on harbor bay parkway in almeda. >>> many historians call the korean war the forgotten war. yesterday san francisco moved a step closer to helping people remember those who served. abc7 news was in the presidio when south korean counsel general to san francisco presented a $1 million check to help build a korean war memorial. many korean vets gathered and remembered their fallen comrades during the groundbreaking for the memorial. >> this is the first step, real step, in getting this job done. so it's a very pleasurable day. i'm pleased to see the people who turned out. >> more than 36,000 people lost their lives in the korean war. it lasted from 1950 to 1953. 326,000 americans served in that conflict. >>> this year california state fair is not just about the rides, it's also about learning to live with drought. the fair kicks off friday in sacramento. last year more than 750,000 people attended. this year they will see more drought-resistant plant species. water from the log ride will be recycled for other purposes and water that filled the lagoon and added to the pop har dragon display will be nearly water-free. >>> happening today the latest installation of sunday streets in san francisco comes to the tenderloin neighborhood. this event transforms streets into recreational space for playing and building community. these are scenes from other sunday streets n the tenderloin today from 11 to 4 you can enjoy a beanbag toss and street bowling. and there will be healthy eating demonstrations and demonstrations. also happening today the second day of the avon 39 the walk to end breast cancer wraps up at san francisco's fort mason. walkers passed right outside the abc7 studios yesterday on the embark dare row. at the end of the day participants will have walked 39.3 miles to raise funds and awareness in the fight against breast cancer. each walker will raise at least $1800 and all that money will be donated to local breast cancer organizations. abc7 news was at levi's stadium in santa clara as thousands of preteens and teens, mostly girls arrived for last night's one direction concert. look at them bouncing there. a lot of those fans are too young to drive to the show so the moms and dads had to play chauffeur. they found places to wait, taking it all in stride until it was time to head home. >> i'm more than happy to do it. you know, time goes by very fast and this is my last daughter at home. >> she loves this band, one direction. yeah, i would -- i did this for her and her friends. yeah. i would do anything for my daughter, basically. ♪ ♪ >> one direction, a four-member boy band is from england. >>> san francisco's botanical garden in golden gate park is celebrating their 75th anniversary this year. one thing is called the flower piano. they have rolled out a couple pianos for anyone to play. >> within the 55 acres of the garden, something magical has appeared. >> having the piano out of the lig room, out of its normal context, it makes people realize that a piano is a special thing. >> the duo behind the idea of having twelve pee an no, sir for twelve days nestled among nature >> she is a tourist from mexico. >> mechanical gardens are perfect for inspiring music and inspiring others. >> the pee an no, sir have come from many places. mary's mother bought this one 75 years ago. now it's here donated by mary, as the botanical garden celebrates its 75th anniversary. >> i'm not you know, tearful about it at all. i'm so happy it's out here in this beautiful setting. >> i tried to put the pianos in the most dynamic places as possible in the garden. >> over the days professionals will be out here to tickle the ivies but a lot of people are like jesse, who has been playing for how many years? >> since i was a kid. no lessons. >> our own jonathan bloom came out and his performance inspired a young passerby to try his hand. ♪ ♪ >> we had no idea. we heard music coming and we thought it was pretty magical. ♪ ♪ >> and flower piano continues through july 20th. leyla, when i was out there it was a drizzly and kind of rainy but not so much anymore. >> no. certainly the sun has come out and the gray days are over, at least for now. let's look at live doppler 7hd. we are picking up returns that is a disorganized marine layer. it will leave us with partly cloudy conditions today. but as we can see from the roof camera that we have mostly clear conditions, as we look toward the east bay and south along the embark a drop in revenue row and ferry building. the forecast today partly cloudy with below normal temperatures inland. the 90s will return next week. i'll have the full accuweathersen day forecast in a few moments. current temperatures, in san francisco 62 degrees. 62 degrees at chrissy field. farther to the north in petaluma 59 degrees. 57 degrees in heelsburg. 60 in american canyon and 59 in santa clara. we have a couple big events. one is the avon walk for breast cancer. 39 miles starting in corda madero. a pretty comfortable and filed. winds, you are not going to get cooled by the wind too much because wind gusts are rather calm particularly in the north bay. we have a 3 miles per hour wind gust at sfo. calm along the coast. 5 miles an hour in hayward and gustier, 20 miles an hour in fair field. once again a look at the roof camera. we have the baseball forecast today. when the giants take on the phillies at 1:05, high u.v. index. and also the walkers when you are heading out you want to pack the sunscreen and maybe wear a hat. the radar satellite showing the area of low pressure is moving to our east. that's going to be replaced with a ridge of high pressure coming towards the middle of next week. so a little bit of clouds today and mild conditions. and our highs for today you can expect 80 degrees in san jose. it's going to be in the upper 70s, much like yesterday in the south bay. along the peninsula, 74 in san mateo. cooler along the coast. in san francisco 69 degrees expected downtown. in the north bay 80 degrees in santa rosagrees in lake port. 77 in napa. in the east bay 68 degrees in berkeley, 72 oakland, 78 degrees in union city. pushing inland we will have warmer conditions but below normal temperatures. 83 in pittsburgh under sunshine 79 in liver more, 8 is -- 81 in pleasanton. overnight calm but then marine layer comes in and partly cloudy skies tomorrow morning as about burns off. a hook at my accuweather seven-day forecast. it's showing that the temperatures really start to hike once with he hit wednesday mostly sunny conditions and the marine layer near the coast will keep temperatures in the upper 60s for folks in san francisco and the coastal cities. thursday, friday still in the 90s inland. and you can see what is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with abc7 news weather app. it's free at apple's app to store or google play. we also have more information on our website. >> looks like a nice week ahead. >> going to be beautiful. >> up next the case of the missing rube red slippers. how much

rosa rosa 53 with visibility down to three-fourths of a mile and also cool in napa 51. most everyone else in the upper 50s to low 60s right now. san francisco 59 oakland 61, san jose 58. so here's what you can expect with the live view from the exploratorium camera. still louddy right now. we wake up to overcast conditions near the coast, but inland and east bay you will see a lot of sunshine with temperatures in the 80s and along the coast becoming partly cloudy. the clouds mug the coast throughout the day. temperatures in the 60s and around the bay pretty comfortable with a westerly breeze of 10 to 20 miles an hour. i'll have the complete accuweather forecast, as well as when you can expect triple digit heat. chris. >> thank you. now to breaking news from san leandro where all lanes of north lanes of interstate 880 are closed after a fatal shooting on the freeway. 880 was shut down after a pedestrian was found dead near the overpass. the san leandro police department is investigating the homicide -- the incident as a homicide. no one has been arrested. again, all north bound lanes are closed. traffic is being diverted off the interstate on to marina boulevard around the scene. we will bring you more details as soon as we get them. >>> 5:01, the time. a three-month-old baby is back with his mother after vallejo police say two men kidnapped the infant. officers arrested john brumfield and michael jones yesterday. they snatched the baby from the grandfather at his home. it appears the suspects were headed toward the greyhound bus station. brumfield was in a relationship with the child's mother burks it remains unclear if he's the child's biological father. >>> a man is at san francisco general hospital after getting swept up in the waves at ocean beach. a kite surfer tried to rescue him but couldn't hold on to his kite and make the rescue. two others managed to pull him out of the water and start cpr before the other men got there. he saw the man struggling in what he described as choppy water. >>> in east san jose police are trying to find the man who shot a man to death in broad day light. it was at the mobile home park around 5:30 yesterday. neighbors heard several shots and saw the man lying in the street. witnesses say the shooter left in a car with several people inside. >>> a young man remains in jail this morning after being formally charged with the murder of a hi ward police officer. 21-year-old mark estrada made his first court appearance yesterday following thursday's killing of sergeant scott lunger. >> we have more. >> the 21-year-old marcus estrada was historic as the judge read the charges against him. the courtroom was packed. >> if you ask teachers neighbors, friends they all say he's too kind. >> court documents reveal estrada is the registered owner of the white truck involved in the shooting. he went to the hospital with a gunshot wound to his side and admitted he was shot while in the driver's side of his truck but he would not say by whom. sergeant lunger's partner fired at the truck. his attorney said it's speculation that his client is guilty. >> we don't know the totality of the circumstances in this case or how those bullets occurred inside of his car. >> police tell me they are not currently looking for other suspects, but investigators still want to talk with the three people seen getting out of this car at estrada's house after the shooting. grieving members of the community continue to bring flowers to the hayward police department. >> it's very hard. we wanted to come and show our respect. >> the senior baseball league will dedicate their game to their teammate. >> he will always be in our dugout and on the field in spirit. >> mark estrada is expected to enter a plea at his next court day on the 24th. abc7 news. >> sergeant lunger a 15-year-old veteran of the force, will be laid to rest on thursday. his funeral has been moved to oracle arena. it's scheduled to begin at 10:00 a.m. and is open to the public. you can offer your condolences by sharing this badge on social media. you can find it on abc7 news bay area. >>> prosecutors will seek the death penalty against a man found guilty of killing a vallejo police officer. henry smith junior was convicted of murder with certainly circumstances. officers said he shot officer jim capoot in the back three times after he spon today a bank robbery in 2011. next week the they will discuss when the death penalty portion of the trial had tapes. >>> there be a street dedication in his name. officer unless was shot and killed ten years ago today while responding to a disturbance call on doolittle drive. he was the first officer killed from san leandro in 40 years. >> he was a good friend to all of us, a great family man. he was a father and a son and a brother. and he is still missed by many. it's something that none of us will ever forget. >> the city council will rename a stretch of hayes street between east 14th and david dan neime way. a celebration of his life will take place at root park at 1:00 p.m. today. >>> also today a community forum will take place in san francisco's mission district to focus open several acts of vandalism against a mural. surveillance video caught a man splashing some kind of flammable liquid on the mural and tried to burn it last month. there has also been graffiti on it. the mural mixes images from latino and lgbt culture. it begins today at mission city campus of city college. >>> now to the fire burning near the lake. it has destroyed 6900 acres in napa and solano counties. right now it's 30% contained. one structure has been destroyed, appear outbuilding. 140 more structures are being threatened. a about -- abc7 news reporter wayne freedman has more. >> here is what it looks like, burse with an occasional burse of flame with the line of cars waiting for the highway to reopen after almost 48 hours. >> i've been sleeping at my ex-'s house in davis. >> how has that gone for you? >> not too bad. i think i've worn-out my welcome though. >> it looked like a bad one when it broke out as 500 acres burned in the first hour on the way to nearly 7,000 acres now. people left homes and vacationers, their campground, in a hasty exodus. >> kind of scary. it happened so fast. >> this woman's family has been here since 1850. her first concern is a missing bull. >> he might be a wandderring in the fire. >> what's his name? >> fred. >> and this cat named gray still looks a little frightened. someone left food for her. >> cat is okay, you are okay? >> yeah. oh, yeah and the ordeal never completely over until everyone comes home safe and sound. >> wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> highway 50 is back open this morning at crews again to gain ground on a fire in eldorado county. take a look at this video. they reare removing the cones. highway 50 is one of the main routes to lake tahoe. drivers are being escorted through the fire zone one direction at a time. the fire is 30% contained with about 200 acres burned. the cause is under investigation. >>> 5:09 the time. one of the most vital tools in fighting a wildfire is the attack from the air. it takes a special sort of pilot to fly in those difficult conditions. and as abc7 news reporter jonathan bloom found out later there's something making their job even tougher. >> cal fire's air tanker 86 didn't always firefighters, it was an old sub chaser during the war and it used to carry torpedo es. >> it's not a science it's an art. >> in some ways fires are easier to fight than enemy submarines. >> well they don't shoot back that's one thing. >> but it comes with challenge. >> turbulence that approaches the severe category and visibility is limited by the smoke. >> they will drop load after load sometimes going through this 1500-gallon stash in a single day. >> you are sitting in your own sweat all day long. it can get up to 120 in here. >> now they have a new danger. more often they are finding out they aren't alone up there as people try to get a closer look at the fire using drones. >> drones and firefighters don't mix. there is this public service announcement. >> even small drones near a fire puts people at risk. >> i can't afford to bump into a drone. >> word seems to be getting out. >> don't dry your drone at all near a fire. >> there are these images after the south napa earthquake. but for the fire he's keeping it on the ground. air tankers need more space than you think. >> i'm 5 miles away from the edge of the fire and they are flying over me quite frequently. >> in santa rosa rosa abc7 news. >>> 5:11 is the time. frances is in for lisa. and you are tracking fog? >> yeah, a cool start this morning but we will see lent of sunshine with a very mild weather pattern in store for us this weekend. and i'll talk about heat coming up next week. >> thank you. also ahead a somber ceremony honoring heros takes an even sadder tone. a memorial planned in the east bay for those who made the ultimate sacrifice. and plus, the devastating impact of california's drought and the great lenth being taken to save tens of tho it. >> good morning, everyone. a groundbreaking was held in hayward yesterday at a site where a stone memorial will be built to remember the victims of 9-1 1 and first responders but it took on an even sadder taupe. here's vic lee ♪ what so proudly we hail ♪ ♪ at the twilight's last blooming ♪ >> the memorial is dedicated to the victims of 9-11 and three hayward police officers and a firefighter who died in the line of duty. but the heroes at the groundbreak

rosa santa rosa, in the upper 80s. right around the rim of the bay, a lot of 70s out there. inland, mid-to upper 80s. pretty warm temperatures. nothing extremely hot. but around 86, 87 for gilroy. and san francisco, 678. paulo alto, 69. sunday, no major changes. we'll warm the numbers into next week for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. and look at tuesday and wednesday. that could be a big increase in the fire danger for those areas. and the coast could be around possibly 80 degrees. so get ready for that big warmup out there. and this is the first time we're talking about an offshore event that heats off the the backfire bay area. >> how about the sierra on those days? monday and tuesday? >> they could be heating up as well. it'll be a concern for all of us here in the bay area. so the key headline is, if you're not a fan of the heat, make the most of the next few days. >> hope they can get a hold of the wragg fire! >> absolutely. and it won't only be in the bay area but across the state. so fire crews will be very busy with possible fire startups as well. >> thanks, mike. >>> twitter and facebook has bay area bikessed con dent from terrorist groups, but -- has banned content from terrorist groups, but the senate wants to go a step further. serta icomfort even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery, and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. but hurry! sleep train's interest free for 3 event ends sunday. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> the biggest names in social media are pushing back on a bill that would require them to ban further posts. the reps of the companies have had meetings with lawmakers about the bill that has received approval of the senate intelligence committee. they already alert law enforcement if they come across postings that suggest someone may get hurt. they say the bill under consideration is too broad and could lead to legalization at them if they even hint toward an attack and it may get buried in false leads. >>> and jets are flying over the he's in fight against the islamic state. up until now, it was escorting the jets that dropped the bomb. >> the f22 raptor, roughly $200 million of stealth, sensors, and speed, pilots who flown its first combat missions over iraq and syria love it. >> they do awesome. it's an amazing airplane, amazing capability. >> reporter: the f22 was unveiled in the 1990s as a replacement for aging f15's. but the program was nearly scrapped amid budget, design, and then safety issues, being grounded for four months after pilots complained of a lack of oxygen. the pentagon sharply cut the number it bought. the f22 never flew in the iraq or afghanistan wars. so far, it's largely been used as a high-tech escort against islamic state militants, guiding and protecting other aircraft, actually dropping the bombs. >> it will follow the package. it will say, okay, it's dropping here. avoid that. it's recommended you go in this direction, so it provides awareness we may not have had prior to. >> they acknowledge this fight is not for one which the f22 was designed. more challenging combat, like evading sophisticated air defense systems, something islamic state militants don't have. >> flying it where we are now, i would not say is a very dense, high threat environment. >> reporter: the f22 has launched a tiny fraction of coalition airstrikes the last few months for those in syria, for the pilots flying the missions which the pentagon has asked their identities not released, the wait has been worth it. >> i'm pretty darn lucky. >> maybe the heat is getting to everybody! that's what democratic presidential candidate hilary clinton is saying about the ongoing investigation into her use of periostea malls as secretary of state, -- her use of private e-mails as secretary of state. >>> the presidential frontrunner started off by addressing reports she mishandled classified e-mails. this follows a "new york times" report yesterday claiming the justice department was preparing to launch a criminal investigation into the matter. >> i have released 55,000 pages of e-mails. i have said repeatedly that i will answer questions before the house committee. we are all accountable to the american people to get the facts right. and i will do my part. [applause] >> john baner released a statement renewing thoughts for her to turnover her server. >>> the legal recreation use of marijuana. >> and today in the four by four, we're taking a final four minutes and examining steps as california considers making marijuana legal. >> and a one of a kind drone school. today in money business, we're taking a look at the first of its kind university to teach people the ins and outs of unmanned technology. >>> all right. today in the four by four, we're taking four minutes at 4:00 to take a look at the push to legalize recreational marijuana in california. joining me now is dale sky jones, part of commission for cannabis reform. let's talk about your initiative, specifically what it says, kind of the highlights and what separates it from the few other initiatives that are also trying to get on the 2016 ballot. >> i think the most important aspect about reform california is the long view that we've taken. we've been doing our homework for 2 1/2 years now. and it's culminating in the same homework our governor has done in his two years of homework. and what that means is hours of times with stake holders, community leaders, officials, and thought leaders to make sure we're getting this right and for the right reasons. >> and this week, the blue ribbon commission, which the governor led up and down the state, gaining all this impact on this exact issue, came out with dozens of recommendations. really kind of urging tight regulations. i mean, he wants to protect small businesses, protect the youth. i know the lieutenant governor doesn't want this to be the next golf rush. i'll talk about what he said a few days ago about the recommendation. and let's play it. >> as a group, we don't want to maximize revenue and create a in industry for two reasons. both are predicated on heavy use, increasing use. we want, certainly, tax revenue. but it's not a priority, a goal. we're explicit about advertising bans and marketing bans within constitutional guidelines. we're very specific about protecting small cultivators and retailors against the corporateisig of big tobacco. >> those are his comments of not becoming the next next gold rush. >> i think it's exciting for the advocates trying to change cannabis policy to have such a post. the blue ribbon report has given us parameters of whatnot to do and the best way to get it done. number one this, should not be a cash cow. and all that will do is continue to push business in the black market as well. so there are multiple benefits to not turning into into the next cash cow. >> let's talk about the pulse of california. prop 19 back in 2010. i believe we have a graphic here on the results of that. it wasn't a presidential election year. but still californians had the opportunity to vote on whether or not to reelize marijuana. you can see here 53 1/2% said, no way. 46 1/2% said, yes. and then the they put out a poll, 55% of voters said that marijuana should be legalized. do you think the tide is turning? >> the height has changed. and 2010, keep in mind, the first time a lot of it was even asked. a lot of folks were like, what do you mean? [ laughter ] >> the same public policy of california poll showed most parent with children are still opposed to legalizing the recreational use, one being roger morgan. i know he's pushing a measure opposite of yours. he spoke to reporters last week about his measure. let's hear what roger had to say. >> we should be doing everything possible to prevent the use of marijuana, not open the barn door and legalize it so that everybody can get it easier, like alcohol and tobacco. we should have learned something from those two legal drugs that we don't need a third. >> calling marijuana a gateway drug. i think he even referenced later in that interview, his own children in that day were smoking marijuana and eventually went to meth. so .... >> well, it's unfortunate about his children. but let's not forget the bigger picture here. number one, the health organization and institute of medicine have agreed this being a gateway drug is really good marketing in the nixon area. it's false and ingenerallous to think the -- enginous to think the drug dealers will market your children. cannabis is the largest cash crop in california. we should be enjoying the tax dollars and benefits of this, not building more prisons but schools. and education will be the key to keep people off of drugs. and, you know, frankly just contributing members of society. >> what about washington, colorado? there are opponents that have said since it's legal in the state that the black market has not reduced but spiked. and i mean specifically the sales to minors. people growing marijuana in those states and then packing up to states where it's illegal and selling the marijuana. have you learned some things from colorado and washington? >> well, i'd like to see the proof indicating that the black market has even stayed the same, never mind increased. i think this is the same disengeneral white house scare tactics. but we do know -- disengenuous scare tactics. and even if you are concerned about emergency room visits, it's important to find that cannabis is not lethal. so they're walking out of the emergency room unlike the prescription pill epidemic we are. this is an opportunity to have safer communities if we control cannabis for adulters. >> so the language -- adults. >> so is the language finalized? >> no, it is not. we wanted to make sure we're the responsible group. it's a formidable report. it's taking a while to look at the contents and bounce it off. we're about to submit our language to have it finalized to submit to the attorney general. >> you start the fundraising. >> and hope hopefullyreformcalifornia.com is a place to learn more. >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead on the four, drones are becoming ever present. and now there's a first of its kind training program to help people learn how to fly them. >> and the first ever drone university. >> a lot of sunshine here in the bay area for today. coming up, the temperature change in your weekend forecast. and tracking another major heat wave. talking about triple digits in the five-day outlook. >> and another live look outside. that's the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. those with fast track, not too bad. folks paying cash, deferentially a wait into san francisco. >> don't forget, it's the a's and giants over the weekend for a three-game series. you're watching the four on 2:00. >>> it's not completely fixed. but this interstate 10 bridge in southern california is partially reopened now. this is what it looked like after it was damaged by water. they're been working around the clock to repair it. cal tran warns there's still delays, especially during the peak traffic times. >>> there's a lot of talk about drones these days. unmanned technology is becoming more and more present. and that's propertied a new training program. pam cook has more on today's money business. >> heading off to college or thinking about going back to school for a new career? don't just think about getting an nba or teaching credentials, you can study unmanned vehicles. the more familiar name, drones. >> it'll try to hold the same position and altitude. >> unmanned vehicle university is accepting applications. but they have an untraditional approach. >> we start with a job and developed a curriculum to meet the job. >> you can learn about the growing industry of unmanned vehicles, how companies can use drones now and the capabilities president future. >> any business that currently -- capabilities in the future. >> any business can get this thing at a fraction of the cost. >> he says one day there will be sophisticated drones with flight plans and ground solutions which will create a lot of support jobs, including mechanics. >> this gives the students a deeper understanding on how it works. when it doesn't work, they know how to troubleshoot. >> but most are there to get a pilot certificate. >> i've always loved aviation. and seeing over the last few years what has kind of transpired in the unmanned systems, i just started having a passion. >> the prediction, almost every industry will incorporate the use of drones in their business from police and fire as an extra set of eyes to utility companies inspecting wires and, of course, surveillance and mapping. they will all need pilots, mechanics, and engineers working on applications for the drones. >>> we put the call out. and many had stepped up to help. we told you about the music and memory program at california pacific center. they help music hope alzheimer and dementia patients. they play music they love or from their area and it often gets them to come out of their shell and talk after long periods of silence. ktvu has now donated close to 100 new ipods and ipads. but the hospital still need about 400 more. if you have an old ipod lying around, you can send it here at ktvu or the cpmc brain health center. you can find out how to do this on our website, ktvu.com. just click on the web links once there. >>> taking another live look outside. sky fox over the scene near lake berryessa where the firefighters are still out there tackling the wragg fire. the fire is now 20% contained now. it has burned, though, nearly 7,000 acres. as we told you earlier, today, some evacuation orders were lifted for 50 of the 200 homes in that area. and some residents are being able to return home today. so mike, good news for some of the residents that get to go back home. >> that earshot there looked great compared to the -- that area shot looked great compared to the last few hours. another good scene in san francisco! we have a's and giants going head to head at the bay park! >> yeah, the weather looks great. in fact, the rose parade there. some fun time out there. for tonight, the game one of that series, mostly clear skies. about 60 degrees. a business of a breeze. winds out of the west about 15 miles per hour. so great weather at the ballpark this evening with mostly clear skies. not much with rainfall across the state. no rainfall here. and clearing skies. patchy fog well offshore. that's about it. i suspect it will bump up in coverage later on tonight and into early tomorrow morning. a look at the current numbers out there. livermore right now, 89 degrees. so a stream of mid-to upper 80s here. oakland, 73. and santa rosat too much change expected in your weekend forecast. for now, temperatures inland back to the mid-to upper 80s. the coast, in the low to mid- 60s. and a place like san jose, back up in the lower 80s. here's a look at the timeline. 7:00 a.m., 60 degrees, on track to reach the lower 80s by about 2:00 or 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. our live camera looking out towards sutro tower. forecasted headlines for tomorrow, fair skies, a bit of a breeze. for the weekend, no major changes out there. mild to warm. here's the next developing weather headline. definitely warming back up. inland neighborhoods back up around the 100 degrees. here's our temperature look for tomorrow. the microclimate still surfacing. 60s in the immediate coastline and mid-to upper 60s, possibly -- 80s, possibly flirting higher. no big changes in the forecast. this is capping our temperatures a bit for the weekend. once it smooths out for -- moves out for next week, temperatures soaring for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. in

temperatures are in the 60s except 50s in sana rosa -- santa rosa 69 san francisco.lso peninsula. so we'll have similar conditions to yesterday. a little bit of a cool down thursday to boost the numbers by midweek. >> all right. bring on the sun! >> thanks for joining us. >> enjoy your monday everybody. we'll see you about noon time, right? >> i think so. >> look >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it is monday july 13th 2015. welcome to cbs this morning. an international manhunt from mexico's most notorious drug lord after an embarrassing prison breakout. we're at the border tracking the search for "el chapo." >>> the new harper lee novel stuns "to kill a mockingbird" fans with a fresh take on attica finch. >>> and wimbledon champion novak djokovic talks about winning back-to-back titles and how he's inspired by serena williams. >>> this is a man with

. >> doÑa rosa tiene bien definida su creencia. rosa los aymaras al papa? >> yo creo que sÍ, ya lo estÁn esperando. >> mientras, quieren que pase pronto en la visita para poder regresar a su negocio. la fe en 2 sentidos. >> exactamente, la fuerte presencia aymaras se vio desde que el papa bajÓ del aviÓn. precisamente se encontraba ricardo con el reporte de todo lo que sucediÓ. ricardo: la gente que ha venido representa todos los niveles sociales ciudades. muchos visten sus atuendos tÍpicos, lo que definitivamente es el comÚn denominador es que la mayorÍa se ha desplazado desde lejos y desde muy temprano. >> estamos desde las 3 de la maÑana. ricardo: sin duda alguna nos hablaban cargados de emociÓn. >> yo de niÑa dime cuando vino juan pablo ii. pero no estuve tan cerca. ahora creo que voy a estar muy cerca y es maravilloso poder vivir esto. ricardo: seguramente para usted es mucho mÁs emocionante. >> realmente es muy hermoso. >> mis bendiciones para ti papa francisco. ricardo: estoy con los personajes mÁs simpÁticos de la llegada del pap

rosa between windsor and santa rosa some slick streets. as we take you towards the east bay danville across 680 light showers from the bridge down towards the pence law into red wood city. we are also seeing some light returns and now a few returns starting to show up could be just drizzle in the south bay around the campbell area. take a look at what is happening in the sierra nevada. we have been seeing thunderstorms firing up and along the northern california mountains and as far as the storm reports flash flooding and hail reported. this is going to continue as we head towards friday. if you do have travel plans to go up to tahoe just keep that in mind. scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms for friday. delays of 83 minutes due to weather in case you are picking somebody up. it is great to see rain drops on our bridge camlens. it may slow down your evening commute. low 60s from san francisco to oakland. 61 in half moon bay. in san jose we are seeing peeks of blue. 63 santa rosa. 69 in livermore. our highs today have been really well below normal for this time of year with 50s to 70s. and another view showing you the rain drops. hang on to the umbrellas. spotty showers overnight tonight. clouds linger tomorrow with sunnier and milder weather setting up for the upcoming weekend. satellite radar showing you the low pressure system moving in. moisture still wrapping around on the back side of this low and that is why we still have more showers and drizzle in the forecast. so we will call it spotty tonight at 7:00. maybe when you are sitting down for dinner. 10:00 p.m. still showers crossing the heart of the bay area. tomorrow morning a shower or drizzle can't be ruled out for the start of the commute. morning starts out mid 50s to the low 60s and with those showers and drizzle around keep in mind that your morning commute could also be impacted and obviously don't forget your umbrellas. you might just need them for the first part of your day. tomorrow afternoon

going north bay, the 6 santa rosa -- 96 santa rosa. 89 into vallejo. oakland 80. 91 castro valley. 90 warm degrees in fremont. this is why the heat advisory's in effect. triple digits inland. 100 in pleasanton. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, hot again today. the heat eases thursday into friday. right now the early call on the holiday looking fine for the 4th on saturday. that's weather. let's clock traffic with leyla. >> reporter: good morning. beautiful sky here. i know you appreciate this. also we've got that thick cloud layer, low hanging over berkeley, looks like. it's not touching the ground. you don't need to use low beams if you're headed in along i-80. as we look at the bay bridge tolls, the metering lights have been turned on. we're seeing the cars stacked and packed as they're coming from the east bay. tracey to dublin, 15 northbound 85 101 to cupertino five-minute commute. we have construction on the eastbound side of 580. you see all that reds. certainly you are in good company if you're making it out of the central valley toward live

rosa flores also with me. rosa in quito, ecuador, not far away from this airstrip right now. he's been greeted by the president and presumably the first lady. this will be my first time seeing her, so perhaps, rosa if you ever return monitor, maybe you can straighten that out, but president correa greeting the pope there. oh gosh if we were just flies on the wall we could hear what kind of pleasantries, what is exchanged when first you meet to pontiff. so father do you have any guesses as to what would be the most appropriate thing? what would be the first thing a president of a nation would be able to say to this pontiff who is returning to his home continent? >> obviously, they will give him a big welcome back home in many ways. most likely they will be begin by focusing on the social issues because that's where generally, the pope has been able to find common ground with most government. so therefore, i think they're going to focus on some of the efforts they're making to improve the lives of the country. and later on perhaps, they're going to move more little bit into others as well. i'm sure they will be focusing on poverty and the environment. which obviously for ecuador, very, very import

today santa rosa with 21 degree today santa rosa with 21 degrees the cooler than average degrees the cooler than average. and we have showers july typical average rainfall take a guess tichlt zip. for many big cities. so today that wasn't the case obviously. this is unusual. >> all right thanks we spend a lot of time online around here. but with all this speed from xfinity, it's all good. hey, why don't we do some homework for a change? gary, you too. dad...work stuff. yes! [laughs] lovin' the new design! konichiwa hirosan. five minutes... all this speed is very empowering. check out the new hardware. with the fastest internet available xfinity is perfect for people who need to get a lot done at home. and now you can go even faster. we've just increased the speeds on two of our most popular plans. >> that's the last thing you want to see when you are on a ride called the catapult. water park in wisconsin the ride cord snapped slamming into the create. trevor and his friend could have been crushed. the owner of the park calls it mechanical failure and sits has been fixed. trevor says

shannon curtis up in santa rosa says still hearing thunder in santa rosa. had a couple reports, santa rosa pretty active right now. looks north towards windsor moving northwest, 18. we expect that breeze to pick up later. you can see stretching back towards bodega bay. from yosemite, modesto, still in line to move through, as this is an awesome picture of the water vapor. i'll show you why. i'll get out of the way so you can look at the flow coming around the high, which is in the great basin, sending in a lot of the monsoon moisture. there's another low right here. this will play into our weather starting on the weekend, then early next week. that's going to budge the high out of the way. that's also going to give us a cooling trend. kind of a slow process because it's still warm and humid and hot for some. 80s and 90s, but we topped out tuesday. the cloud cover came in and saved a few yesterday, but not before it did hit 100 for many. overall, we are looking for cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, possible thunder showers. mostly cloudy friday. night and morning for, fair. cooler sunday into

record with 95 santa rosa 150 heat up to 90 if you weren't can feel it was 98 toilet talk about what else is happening would have potential for more records today if you're, a 1 03 santa rosathe old record of 81 the setback on this date hey with 92 on a year or in the more relevant to a degree shy of that record. >>james: relief is on the horizon for you if you live in the inland valley we have temperature is coming out of the triple digit mark as early as tomorrow mid-90s will be the hi there across the board for just about everyone 91 by friday will continue " into a nice comfortable level for the weekend with highs in london only in the mid to upper 80s. >>robin winston: heading into san francisco is another wave of heavy traffic for westbound 80 it is not too bad in the fast track when it is at a qualm 20 minutes ago it was a foot of the man is not as backing up through the maze is the second wave of heavy traffic comes into san francisco if i know that it is still slow on the lesser still on there's another stretch of slow traffic and treasurer island to the westbound sky when no problems or how spots a lot of commit traffic into san francisco dish out as just west of

santa rosa 60 degrees. santa rosa checking in in the upper 60s. reporting partly cloudy skies.t headlines here we go tonight, the fog will be increasing. still warm numbers especially inland in your friday forecast. and the extended we're going to really warm up those numbers not for this weekend. but especially next week. we could be talking about some triple digits across parts of the bay area. big event of course you heard gilroy for the garlic festival. day one tomorrow. weather looks just great with a few patches of fog. lots of sunshine into the afternoon hours. lower 80s expected. here's the over all weather story for your friday. 60s and 70s i think tomorrow will be a little warmer than today. and then into the weekend not too much change. we're going to warm up those number as little bit into saturday. but the real warming that kicks in next week for tuesday and into wednesday. here's our forecast model showing you some of the clouds first thing tomorrow morning. the low clouds at 7:00. gradually clearing to near the shoreline. for parts of san francisco, lots of sunsh

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twilight last gleaming. >>reporter: memorial dedicated to the victims of 9/11 and 3 hayward police officers and firefighters who died in the line of duty. but those here at the ground breaking today had heavier hearts. >> when we planned this we didn't know that sadly this we can we would have anher name to add to that list e-the name of hayward police sergeant scott lung killed wednesday during a traffic stop. his name will be among those indescbed on these 4, 10 foot tall black fwlan it mon0lift representing the 4 plane that went down that tragic september day. the man behind it the veteran marin sergeant michael emerson. this is seventh memorial project since 9/11. eight years ago union city he built this granite tribute to victims of flight 93 which crashed in a pennsylvania field. sandra and her mother lost their loved one flight attendant wanda green on the flight to. them each one of these memorials is as painful as the first. >> you have to keep moving but it doesn't make it any easier. always fresh. >>reporter: emerson is on a patriotic mission. >> i want to the make sure that people remember not only 9/11 but also veteran and first responders. >>reporter: that's why those here believe it's important to include sergeant lung name on the memorial stone. >> we hope is name is first on this memorial. we hope that it's the last. >>reporter: amen to that. vic lee abc 7 news. >> california drought has gotten so bad. state authorities have begun evacuate authorities have begun evacuating fish from folsom like. crew side phone out nearly 68,000 rainbow trout. put them into a temperature controlled tank on a truck and will distribute them to cooler water. right now folsom like hatchery is 71 degrees warming quickly ashe like levels fall quickly as the like levels fall. they will die at 75 degree so there's not much time. fish will be released into donner like it hassle vegas of 7000' should stay cool enough to keep the fish alive. >> santa cruz county asking people to stay out of the water at cowl beach because of unsafe level of e.coli. affected area level of e.coli. affected areas the small strip of beach to the west of the santa cruz wharf. county health department warn about the unsafe bacteria levels there on scenes. rest of the beaches in the county are reunderstand considered safe. >>> looks fantastic we hit the weekend like today mild to warm let me show you the doppler and when it starts to cook around here. not for few days. so don't worry if you do have any birthday parties outside don't have to worry about the weather being too uncomfortable. we show use we have a little bit of fog right near point reyes and seeing more as we head towards tomorrow morning. temperatures will be on the cool mild to warm side for the upcoming weekend. right now in the low to uppers 60's from san francisco to oakland mountain view. 66 san jose. 61 half man bay. kgo roof cam are the flag are barely swaying so barely a breeze here along embarcadero low mid 60's from santa rosano vat o. currently pretty warm still in concord 71 degrees livermore 69 concord 71 degrees livermore 69. and gorgeous view. a lot like what it looked like this afternoon. golden gate bridge camera nice and clear. foggy area overnight tonight. it's heating up. next week you will see exactly how hot it gets in just a moment here. one trough came through. another one is coming in behind it and so we keep it on the breezy side for the upcoming weekend. that also means temperatures will be at or a little below normal. with sunshine for the afternoon l after the morning fog. now sunday afternoon evening the last of this series of trough will go through high pressure comes in. and in a big way as it builds west ward temperatures will sore. next week. we are looking at kuwait a bit of app increase in the numbers where it will be noticeable. so san jose average high pressure is 83 degrees this weekend it remains just a little bit below normal and then temperatures 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rosa at 75 degrees. santa rosa 75 degrees. >> reporter: conditions it will clear around 8:00 a.m.tomorrow morning, noon time sunny, humid conditions again sofa temperatures around 80 degrees around noontime will not see a '90s especially 90 for inland valleys. satellite rate are showing that moisture tears why we have that humid in place. we have two sources of it what was, remnants of hurricane delores. we have moister monsoon moisture approaching as well from southern california, that is moving from southern nevada regions. and is surrounded by that moister it's really giving us humidity levels and a lot of cloud cover. then around of that also more cloud cover tomorrow before cool things down. claude smiled as expected all. the day and tomorrow tuesday in the north of it widespread as it goes a classical coastal regions. in the sunshine for afternoon hours it will be as clear skies was a. and they forecast a three tomorrow 80 wednesday. and you feel the cool down come thursday 78 degrees or get the ocean sea breeze coming along both in the valley will get release as well for ea

rosa beginning to move out. we love to verify this. santa rosa reported cloudy skies at 11:00. on the doppler it sure looks like rain there. now it's going to head toward the shoreline from santa rosa down to about petaluma and out toward guerneville and valley ford and out to the shoreline. there's a few showers coming out of the top of high pressure from the desert southwest and it's a perfect corridor, almost an obstacle course, around a couple highs and the low offshore that's threading the moisture through the north bay now. we get a few more showers overnight. eventually this low pressure will begin to lift and cut off the supply of the subtropical moisture by tomorrow. there's a slight chance through tonight, but that's about it. things cooled off today by as much as 10 degrees in parts of the bay area down to concord. mild night for the bay area, 59 in san francisco, 66 in concord. the forecast looks good with temperatures in the upper 50s around the bay, mid-60s inland, but there will be low clouds along the shoreline this week. alameda county fair looks like nice weather, 88 degrees there. tomorrow 92 at fairfield, a long way from two days ago, 84 at san jose, 65 in the c

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rosa. darker shades of green. this is between windsor and santa rosa. we are not completely dry. a lot of action to talk about here on satellite and radar. there's something sending this from the south wrapping around towards the bay area. here we go with lightning strikes out towards the sierra. we have coverage closer to marin county and santa rosa. lots of clouds out there. temperatures are one of the cooler days. san jose 67. san francisco downtown 62 and napa 64. we have heavy drizzle from this morning and organized rainfall moving in from the south from the north to the south i should say. an area of low pressure is right here. it will stick around for today. basically the first half of friday. so i want to hold onto the possibility of drizzle or light showers today into your friday morning forecast. the weekend will be dry. here is the forecast model showing you the clouds late tonight into tomorrow morning. a little bit of activity puffing up. we could have wet roadways for the friday morning commute. we'll scale back on the clouds. skies becoming partly cloudy. temperatures for this afternoon we are talking about 60s and 70s out there. san mateo 71. here is a look ahead. hold onto the umbrella for today through friday morning. we'll gradually warm up numbers. here he is sitting down. >> and it's a monday. we'll gradually

rosa flores is live for us. rosa, this has to be quite an experience for you as well. us a sense of what it's like there right now on the last few hours of the pope's visit. >> reporter: well, i kind of want to set the scene here, because this is very telling. people have been flocking to this location since very early this morning in ponchos, in rubber boots. if you look at the cloud cover behind me, you'll see there's threatening inclement weather here. nobody cares. there's lots of people here. this could be the largest mass ever. i'll get to that in just a moment. but if you look at the altar that's behind me, the stage, we haven't seen this throughout pope francis's tour through south america. all of these are organic. what you see in orange, that's corn. what you see in green, those are cocoas. very much in line and tune with pope francis's recent encyclical about going green. now, about the people who are here, vatican radio is reporting this morning of a type of exodus from argentina. and that's why this could be the largest mass we've seen since pope francis l

rosa parks. she was also a member of an ame church. what are your thoughts about that? in the case of rosa parks, so many people know her name and talked about that entire bus -- but she was a longtime organizer. she was secretary of the local naacp. how do you feel to be compared to her? bree: i think it is amazing. i don't feel like -- but i don't know if i ever could. rosaably did not feel it rosa parks. she probably thought she was an organizer doing what organizers do. amy: i don't know of she could sing like you, but how did you get involved with singing? bree: that is where i started out. from the time i was a child. i had not expected social justice to be such a big part of my life. but it ended up being my calling. amy: would you like to perform anything a cappella? jimmy: let's hear it. bree: ♪ we who believe in freedom cannot rest we who believe in freedom cannot rest until it comes until the killing of a black man a black mother's son is as important as a white man a white mother's son we who believe in freedom we cannot rest until it comes. ♪ ♪ amy: would you like to share something else with us? bree: i don't know what else i have to share. [laughter] amy: we have been playing since this happened the kind of raps that you do. talk about that song. bree: i wrote that in the aftermath of ferguson, which was another moment kind of like the charl

rosa, northwest rather of santa rosa. we will be watching out for that as we go through the day and now the temperature at 73 degrees in the tri-valley, that's where we're starting this morning. and reaching into the mid 90s. the models are picking up on the possibility of more rain in the forecast. we may take a break and then here we go with more moisture moving in this afternoon. some spots may see that as we go through this evening as well as tomorrow as well as we see a lot of this monsoonal moisture sticking with us. we normally see it fizzling out. look like we will have a chance of that in the sierra and hilltops. keep that in mind as we go into the weekend. the weekend is looking nice and much cooler and by this evening into the next couple of days our highs reaching into the 80s, also seeing some 70s for the east bay and the tri-valley coming down from the triple digits to the 90s and even 80s in time for the 4th. i will have another look at the microclimate forecast coming up. right now let's check the roads with anthony. >>> that fog is starting to being at the golden gate bridge. it was looking better an hour ago but the visibility starting to decrease as you get over the bridge. you can't even make out the tower this morning. the bay bridge approach the metering lights have been on here for 45 minutes. you can see traffic building, low clouds as well. as we switch over to the maps i want to show you what's happening in the altamonte pass. we have a few things happening. the one i want to turn your attention to is on 580 westbound. there were two big rigs that had a crash in the fast lanes so that of course just not great news for the altamonte pass. you can see the red denoted on our traffic maps. once you get into livermore and past that towards 84 on to -- towards dublin things do start to improve. the in the south bay no big concerns here lots of green from 101, same deal for 280 and 85. wide open roads in the south bay. >>> it is 6:22. why the horseback on the saddle, matt cane getting ready to take the mound for the first time hard to believe in nearly a year. grass fed? 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it's not going to be buster posey who is likely out of today's lineup. he took a shot to the face last night. posey is being reevaluated after taking a foul wall right off of his catcher's mask. played a few innings afterwards but then left the game. he did pass initial concussion tests, but posey said this was the worst hit he has taken so far this year. >> you can see his mask shake there. >>> it is 6:26. certainly been a busy morning. still ahead, an update to several breaking news stories. 3kx"e]oi%qe)&$su$edm3@e down@fter reports of shots fired. >>> breaking right now is a brush fire burning in the sunol hills. at last check it has burned through 20 acres of land but it's in a remote area of the hills not threatening homes, but it is definitely a concern begin these dry conditions. we're going to update you on the latest to get that fire out after this break. we came in station wagons, campers, on planes to see what walt had built. ♪ forever you♪g and what we found was a place that was always growing, but never grew old. ♪ forever you♪g and now comes a celebration 60 years in the making. the disneyland diamond celebration. ♪ may you st♪y with dazzling, new experiences for the young ♪ may you st♪y and the young at heart. ♪ forever you♪g come remember that feeling. ♪ forever you♪g come feel forever young. >>> more good news for the american economy, 223,000 jobs added in the month of june. let's take you out live to the new york stocks exchange where the economy just keeps going and going. and over to the nasdaq as well. these guys from san carlos celebrating an ipo. today is thursday, the 2nd of july. >> announcer: from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." >>> good morning. scott mcgrew, thank you for a little learning to start off our thursday. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. quick updoit to two breaking news stories this morning. >>> the first in the philippines, 36 people are confirmed dead after a ferry capsized if choppy waters. just 650 feet from a polar port. more than 100 others are safe, but rescuers are still searching for two dozen people. >>> in tennessee some 5,000 people under evacuation orders right now after a train carrying dangerous chemicals derailed overnight. those chemicals caught fire sending toxic gas into the air. all of this happening south of knoxville. we're going to continue to follow both of those stories and bring you new information as soon as we get it. >>> more breaking news. authorities responding to reports of shots fired at a navy yard in washington, d.c. right now the base is on lockdown. "today in the bay" tracie potts live in washington, d.c. this morning with the latest. we've seen a lot of developments this morning, tracie. >> reporter: right. and it looks like there may be no shooter there. the latest information that we are he' getting, laura, from authorities, they've done a first entire sweep of the place and there was no active shooter, no one found with a gun, no bullet holes seen, no shots heard. the initial report was a possible shots fired, but they haven't found anyone who heard gunshots in that facility. now, the s.w.a.t. team doing ago second team just to be sure about but d.c. ems, the emergency personnel, dozens of ambulances told us that no one there has been treated. that is certainly good news. initially the officials that we talked to there said that they thought it may be a post or a tweet, something online that gave them the concern that there may have been shots fired. there was a heavy response of police, the fbi, ambulances, they even stepped up security at the white house about a mile or so away. they are as far as we know still on lockdown, people were asked to shelter in place. we know now some of them have been evacuated. the good news at this moment it does not appear to be an active shooting situation or possibly shots fired at all, but it is still a developing story, they are still on the scene and still checking out the navy yard which of course raised lots of concerns because of the shooting of 12 people there two years ago in 2013. >> a memory that's etched in the minds of people living in d.c. thank you very much, tracie potts. >>> other big stories we're following at home, san francisco police say they have detained a person of interest in a deadly shooting last night at a popular area it he waterfront, pier 14, a bay area woman died after being shot there in the stomach. right now police say it appears to be a ran tomorrow shooting. >>> three people are hospitalized, one in critical condition after a motorcycle slammed into a group of people last night on san francisco's market street at third. police have not determined what caused that biker to lose control. >>> some action a in the skies over parts of the bay area overnight, light thing storms rolled through some locations, leaving traces of rain in the process as well. >>> some hard to believe new findings in a deadly plane crash back in february. you height remember the video of the plane slipping an overs pass as it crashed after take off in taiwan. unbelievable. 43 people died in that accident. safety council now says the pilot mistakenly switched off the plane's only working engine just seconds before it crashed. one engine had had already malfunctioned. the crew apparently tried but failed to restart the engine that was mistakenly turned off. the plane's captain also apparently failed a training test last year related to engine failures. >>> new video to show you this morning of a tornado whipping through a city in most. you can see the funnel cloud briefly touchdown in the city of lee summit. a major storm pummeled that area bringing heavy rains and high winds. forecasters predict up to 3 inches of rain possible in that region. >>> in washington state firefighters now have the upper hand on a testify stating wildfire, the sleep hey hollow fire now 83% contained. the fire burned about four square miles in the city of want achy and destroyed 23 homes. they believe the fire was caused by human but haven't determined whether it was set on purpose or by accident. >>> we do have some new information regarding that sunol fire that is still going on right now, breaking news. there's our live camera shot. as you can see the smoke still perm yagt above the air there. what we have found out it's still at about 20 ache err, but the belief from alameda county fire is it actually might have been two separate fires that merged and it they think that all the lightning we've seen over the course of the last day might be to blame for that fire. we're still following it to bring you more information. >> we have had quite a few lightning strikes overyiet. want to check in with meteorologist kari hall to see how our weather conditions are holding up. >> we still see some light ming coming down this morning so a major concern for us into this afternoon as well as tomorrow as this monsoonal moisture streams in and we've even seen some lightning for the north bay as well just to the north of santa rosa lot of that rain has been drying up. unfortunately we need that rain, but there may be a slight little bit of hope in the forecast as we go through the day. look at these temperatures now. this is right now in the tri-valley. it's 73 degrees and with the high humidity today our temperatures come down, but that does not mean it will feel that much more comfortable. we will still have a chance of some of those showers and storms popping up today as we break the heat spell that we had the past couple of days. 86 degrees will be the high today in the south bay, with as well as 86 in the north bay. san francisco can expect a high of 72 degrees, a lot more clouds today and then this weekend our pattern changes once again. i will talk more about what to expect the 4th of july weekend. let's get a look at traffic with anthony. >> this morning traffic moving pretty good. we don't have any major accidents just coming through the altamonte pass but that's not that unusual, always kind of slow. j

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rosa border, 54. santa rosa, 55689 after that, it's all 60s. everyone is close. coast, bay, inland. it doesn't matter. cloud cover getting close now. starting to move in on parts of the coast and bay. overall, we have to wait until tomorrow before this starts to move in. mixed bag here. some sun, some partly cloudy, partly sunny skies. breezy but on the mild side. 80s through the interior. 60s, 70s coast and bay. looks like by tomorrow we'll cloud it up and rain. here's sal. >>> we're gonna start off in the east bay. looking at 80 westbound as you can get down to the toll plaza. you will be waiting 0 minutes to get on the bridge. it seems to be improving a little bit. and as we get closer to 8:00ing :00, we'll see more improvement. taking a look at 880, it looks good. southbound traffic gets slower as you approach hayward and head into union city. i can show you that on the road sensors. you are seeing a little bit of red there. it's lighter than it usually is. northbound, 101 has been heavy and slow. it's improving a little bit. there was an earlier accident near oakland road. that's gone. 280 and 85 are moderate. back to the desk. >>> hundreds of firefighters are working to contain a wildfire burning near vacaville. it's burning near mixed canyon road and sky ranch. ktvu fox 2's alex savidge is there to tell us about the progress crews have been making and do they know what started the fire? >> reporter: yeah, it appears to be a truck fire that broke out yesterday morning. that's what sparked this wildfire that threatened quite a few homes. i want to get you straight up here to a live picture so you can see what things look like this morning from up above. this is being called the sky fire. it is no longer advancing. that's the good news. calfire is saying the fire is 25% contained. we expect the figure will likely rise as we move throughout the day and crews get another look at the fire. total of about 150 acres have burned so far. this is a remote area that's west of interstate 80 near mix canyon road and sky ranch road. here was the scene yesterday. this fire was fabbed by very strong winds, especially in the afternoon and flames came dangerously close to quite a few homes. crews were on standby to make sure those homes did not burn and in the end, they did -- they did their work and those -- no homes were lost yesterday. this fire started about midmorning. it quickly grew in size. they called in helicopters, air tankers and that air attack brought water and fire retardant and helped out the crews on the ground. neighbors were not forced to evacuate. but there were some people who decided to leave on their own yesterday. the sky fire appears to have been sparked by a pickup truck that either caught fire or threw a spark along a dirt road. >> it's that time of year. it looks drier than july. i live not far from here. i'm accustomed to seeing it a little bit greener than this. this is kind of the situation over most of the state. >> reporter: fire crews in the vacaville area have been very busy over the past couple of days. this is the second big brush fire that's broken out here just since saturday. on saturday afternoon, on the east side of town, there was a large fire, about 300 or so acres that was threatening homes and it broke out on the fourth of july. it appears as though fireworks started that fire. overnight here calfire crews had many of their engines stationed near some of the homes up on mixed canyon road. the homes that were threatened yesterday, just to make sure this fire didn't flare back up and come towards the homes. they were doing structure protection through the night. the good news, they have 25% containment. the fire no longer growing in size. they expect to get more containment through the morning. >> look at the live picture, i can tell there are not many strong winds. is that smell of the smoke still in the neighborhood where you are? >> reporter: yeah. we're down from where the fire is burning. the fire is up in the canyons there. we're sort of down from where it is. we don't have a strong odor of smoke in this area, at least not this morning. in all likelihood, the delta breeze and winds blowing yesterday, probably blew a lot of that smoke out of this area. >> that's good for the crews and the people who live there. thank you. >> reporter: yeah. sure. >> we posted the full video of the vacaville fire on our youtube page. go to youtube.com and search for ktvu's file. >>> we have video here from our ktvu roof cam. you can see flames off in the center and distance. this broke out after 10:00 last night near poplar not far from the park. right now it's not clear how this fire started. >>> researchers at uc berkeley are developing a new system to give extra help to firefighters. the system will use drones, planes, satellites to look at wildfire. also, infrared cameras will be mounted. once the system is up and running, researchers say it will be able to spot new wildfires within three minutes after they start. the system right now is still in the early stages of development. >>> 7:07. here on "mornings on 2," the man accused shooting and killing a woman on san francisco's waterfront last week, he's been charged with murder. 45-year-old francisco lopez sanchez, he's scheduled to be arraigned today in connection with the death of 32-year-old kathryn steinle last wednesday. now, he's an undocument mnth -- undocumented immigrant. he's been deported five times. he's a repeat drug offender released from jail back on april 15th. coming up at 7:30, tara moriarty will tell us how this shooting has become part of a national debate about san francisco's sanctuary city policy. >>> parking in san francisco could get more expensive. according to the city transit agency, they are expected to approve plans to pass on a credit card processing fee to people who use charge cards at marking meet -- parking meters. the proposed fee would add 27 cents to the cost of parking. >>> genegexer is depending more on credit cards these days. the study found that 48% say credit card functions as a financial survival tool. consumer experts say the reliance on credit card debt can be troublesome because people often put off saving for retirement and other needs because of it. >>> starting today, you might have to pay more for four favorite drink at starbucks. some of the prices will be going up between 5 and 20 cents in most areas of the country. a venti will cost you 2.45. the increase comes as the cost of buying coffee beans has actually fallen. starbucks says this has to do with rising rents, labor, wages and marketing equipment. >> i'm not angry about it. i'm sure we would love to pay less all of the time. >> i don't know how high they can go. the company is doing well and i don't see a need for it. >> is while the price for most drinks is going up, the company says frappuccinos packaged coffee and food will will not be impacted. we did the math. if you get a venti coffee every day with this price, it will cost you $73 more a year. join the conversation on our facebook page. tell us what you think. >>> this criticism this morning about a san francisco condo complex, some pea say it should -- people say it should be bigger. a developer has plans for condos between oak and fell street. they will only meet a minimum standard of 12% of units. affordable housing wants to see 183 units that's affordable. >>> well, supporters of a temporary ban on building more housing in the mission district, well, they say their plan will be on the november ballot. a citizen group claims they've collected enough signatures to put that controversial measure in front of voters. they say without the 18-month moratorium. latinos and their culture will be pushed out of the mission district. this petition signature collection drive started last month after the board of supervisors did not approve a similar measure. the supporters say this proposal would give the board some time to work out a plan to keep the mission district affordable. >> let the community put a plan together with the city once and for all that's going to build affordable housing for the community. >> it will accelerate, you know, the pricing out that's already existing. >> volunteers are busy. they are counting and checking those petition signatures now. at least 9700 signatures are needed to qualify for the bal pott. supporters are claiming they have already collected at least 14,000. >>> 7:11. ice caves in washington state draw hikers looking for a challenge and a thrill. now one hiker has died even after officials warn people to stay away. >>> but a shocking new twist in the sexual assault allegations against bill cosby. up next, the court testimony just made public that could be very embarrassing to cosby. >>> forming. good morning. we're looking at the east bay commute. not too bad. we see a lot of slow traffic coming in to concord from the baypoint area. >>> we have a low off the coast. it's starting to produce high and mid-level cloud the -- mid- level clouds. we'll talk about a change in the forecast. >>> welcome back. at least 14 people killed in kenya in an attack by al qaeda- linked al-shabab militants. al-shabab has targeted kenya in retribution for kenya sending troops to fight. that attack comes three weeks before president obama is scheduled to visit kenya. >>> british prime minister david cameron led this wreath- laying ceremony remembering the victims of an attack on the london transit system that happened ten years ago today. the bombers were four british men inspired by al qaeda to blow themselves up while riding on three subway trains. >>> there are reports that agents are serving warrants at the home of subway spokesperson jared regarding pornography. investigators said a search of taylor's home set up 500 videos. at that time, fogel said his foundation immediately cut ties with taylor. now, fogel himself is not under arrest. according to reports. it's not clear how fogel's home is connected to the child pornography investigation. >>> stunning new revelation surfacing in the sexual assault allegations against bill cosby. new court documents just unsealed shows canby admitted to buy -- cosby admitted to buying drugs to give to women to have sex with them. the associated press obtained court documents in a 2005 lawsuit where bill cosby testified that he bought quaaludes in the 1970s with the intention on giving them to women he wanted to have sex with. in the court documents, the attorney for the woman suing cosby for sexual assault asked cosby, when you got the quaaludes, was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes for young women that you wanted to have sex with? cosby answered yes. >> and mr. cosby has been attempting to avoid and evade answering directly this question. and now his answer is out. his answer under oath is out. >> cosby settled that sexual abuse lawsuit for undisclosed terms. the 77-year-old has been accused in recent months by more than 25 illwomen of sexual misconduct dating back four decades. a lot of the cases for the statute of limitations has passed. that prevents prosecution. >>> 7:17. your chances of whisting the powerball -- hitting the power bal jackpots is getting smaller. the odds of winning the top prize will shrink to 1 in 292 bill but the odds of hitting a smaller winning amount will get better. the changes come as ticket sales dropped almost 20% last year. california, by the way, is one of 36 states taking part in the powerball lottery. >>> 7:17. let's get you out the der and check in with sal castanedo. what's happening, sal? >> well, ulknow, it's still a little bit busy out there. let's go outside and take a look at some of these commutes. we'll start with 280 in san jose. from downtown, you can season the right. that's northbound 280. it's getting slow getting up to cupertino. it's not quite as bad as it would be on a morning in february. but it's still plenty slow. i want to show you the map of the south bay. you can see 101 is slow. 85 is slow. so it's almost as bad as it normally would be. on the peninsula, you can see traffic on 101 is not all that bad. we're looking at -- at highway 37 all the way out to highway 121. let's get more live pictures. this is the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic is backed up here. it's about a 20-minute delay before you make it onto the bridge. let's go to the weather. hello, steve. >> hello, sal. thank you. we do have partly cloudy skies here. some sun. combo of low clouds and high clouds. there is a slight component of a severally breeze. we have a low off san francisco about 400 miles out there. it's starting to work its way ever so slowly toward us. some of our clouds on the eastern edge of it beginning to move in. the core of it is still back here. it looks like it's on the move starting tonight into tomorrow. that will start to cloud it up. it will give us drizzle. that's for sure, the thunderstorm over the sierra -- i mean, the cloud cover on the lee side, it's cloudy. a few 50s. vell few. a lot of 60s -- very few. a lot of 60s. san francisco, fairfield, 62. fremont, hayward, brentwood and livermore. west-southwest, 22 gust to almost 30. southwest, southwest, west, westerly breeze from sfo out to livermore. but 61 san francisco buoy. half moon bay, 62. monterey, 61. very warm ocean currents right now along the california coast. you can see the leading edge of some of the clouds associated with that low. once it begins to make the move, it will start to wrap in a lot of cloud cover. i think we go cloudy to mostly cloudy. some of that cloud cover will start to head back. it's on the increase. it will favor coast and bay more so than inland. i'm kind of splitting the difference. partly sunny, partly cloudy. they should be 85, 86 for most. coast and bay are actually running a little bit above. kind of a crazy pattern here. partly to mostly cloudy on wednesday. we cloud to up thursday into friday and possibility of thunderstorm activity. it's been blowing up over the sierra and down to las vegas. a better -- a little better on the weekend. >> thank you. >> any time. >>> 7:20. it's already been delayed once. it's still lacking support. lawmakers will vote today on that controversial right to die bill but in 20 minutes, we'll tell you the main reason there's so much opposition. >>> the dalai lama celebrates his 80th birthday right here in california. the birthday gift he was given that didn't come wrapped up in boxes and bows. >>> 7:23. one person was killed and four others were hurt after an ice cave collapsed in northwestern washington state. rescue crews headed to the snohomish county ice caves after receiving several 911 calls. three people were airlifted to a trauma center near seattle. one girl was taken to a closer hospital. the sheriff's officials say it's not illegal to go in the caves, but it has been warning since midmay that hot weather is making the cave very dangerous. >> it's weakened the caves themselves. they are frozen essentially. it's incredibly dangerous. the warm weather also means we've seen a high number of people going out and using the areas for recreation. >> right now, it's too risky for recovery teams to go into the area. so the body of the person who died is still inside the cave. the cave zone is about 70 miles northeast of seattle. it's a popular hiking spot near mount baker. the caves are closed until further notice. >>> 7:4. san francisco may start cracking down on those billboard companies that cut down trees in the city. the advertising companies reportedly cutting branches and hacking the trees in half to keep them from blocking billboards. city supervisors are due to consider an ordinance requiring the companies to get permits first and hire an arborist for every time they want a tree pruned. if not, they could be fined $500 and may have to replace damaged trees and pay. >>> the dalai lama is celebrating his 80th birthday in california. he's in irvine to attend the three-day globalcomm passion summit. a special birthday present, a new species of marine life named in his honor. >> do you know what's happening here? you are getting a -- something -- a new species. a new animal is being named after. >> named after you. >> it has your name. >> this animal is your name now. [laughter] >> he was forced in, aisle in 1959 following a chinese invasion. he's never been able to return. >>> 7:25. dead animals washing onshore at san francisco's popular ocean beach. coming up in 15 minutes, what some say may be behind this disturbing trend. >> reporter: we're live in san francisco where the accused killer of a woman walking on pier 14 is now being charged with her murder. we'll tell you why this case has put a national spotlight on the debate about sanctuary city. >>> good morning. the commute is getting a little bit busier now, as you can see, northbound 280 at 880. it's slow. we'll tell you more about the commute -- coming up. >>> a lot going on for early july. we have an increase in high and mid-level cloud. there's also a very active typhoon season. more on that and our tuesday highs -- coming up. how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> you can see here a memorial of flowers along san francisco's waterfront left there for a young woman shot and killed while walking along pier 14. the case is sparking a national debate. the undocumented immigrant accused in the killing is set to be arraigned today. mum on -- coming up on "mornings on 2," tara moriarty will have more on how the sheriff is defending his department releasing that suspect. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm dave clark. >>> let's talk about our weather and traffic. i ran out ten seconds ago. >> yes. >> it's not that bad. >> not that bad. >> a little mild. partly cloudy. mostly cloudy day. >> yeah. >> we're there. that's our forecast. we do have a lot going on. we'll get right to it. we have a change in the weather. it will be slow today. some low clouds. nothing compared to yesterday. they will be on the move tonight as a low off san francisco begins to make a push to the east. that will enhance not only our low clouds but the high and mid- level clouds. triplets in the western pacific. a tropical storm, and typhoons warnings and watches out for much of guam and china and japan. these two are the main players. that's a lot of energy coming across the pacific. there's our low. plenty going on. the low here, parking itself off july is not something we see too often. still a breeze. it's turning more southerly as the low inches toward us. it's starting to increase mid- and high level clouds. it's already starting to enhance cloud cover along the coast. clouds and sun, partly sunny, partly cloudy. breezy. on the mild side. 80s through the interior. kind of a mild, a muggy pattern. 60s, 70s for others. sal, anything going on? i am listening but i haven't heard anything yet. >>> yes. there are a couple of things out there. let's go to the south bay. we do have slow traffic on all of the freeways here on northbound 280. we also do have a problem on saratoga avenue near williams, a good area to avoid because of a collision there. we'll find out more details about that but the freeways themselves are affected or are slow. northbound 85, 280 and 101 are all slow into the valley. as you move on the peninsula, nothing too much. 101 looks good. it does get slow in san mateo heading down to menlo park. it's slow as well. out to the bay bridge toll plaza we go. it's backed for a 15-minute delay before you make it on the span. if you are driving in the east bay, the freeways are moderate. looks like 880 northbound and southbound looking pretty good in front of the coliseum. 7:32. back to the desk. >>> the man accused of killing a follow woman on san francisco's waterfront has been charged with murder. he's due to be arraigned today in connection with the death of 32-year-old kathryn steinle. ktvu fox 2's tara moriarty joining us live from san francisco. you've been out there all morning and this case is, once again, causing major debate about the city's sanctuary laws. >> reporter: yeah, that law says that city employees do not have to help federal officials detain illegal immigrants unless compelled by state law or a court order. we're standing out at pier 14. this is a look at the memorial of flowers. this is where kathryn steinle was walking with her father when she was shot and killed. san francisco authorities released suspect lopez sanchez in april after dropping the drug charges. they asked him to be turned over. that's despite the fact that they were asked to be let know if they are gonna let them know. the sheriff said isis is to blame for not getting a warrant. the sheriff was reiterating his stance on the sanctuary law in this inner office memo that ktvu obtained. mayor ed lee issued a statement saying the sakes airy policy -- sanctuary policy was never intended to protect repeat and serious violent felons and i'm concerned about the circumstances that led to the release of mr. sanchez. all agencies involved, federal and local, need to conduct quick, thorough objective reviews of their policies and the decisions made in this case. more details are supposed to come forward sometime today. he's due in court at 1:30 this afternoon. a memorial service is planned for -- for kathryn steinle on sunday. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 7:34. meantime, search crews from marin county, they are helping out in the search to find a missing 6-month-old girl in shasta county. authorities say according to her father, ember sky graham was last seen in her crib. that set off a mikor search by volunteers and law enforcement -- major search by volunteers and law enforcement. they say the father has made inconsistent statements and is not cooperated. the father, mathew ryan graham is being held on an unrelated probation violation related to dui and forgery convictions. >>> santa rosa police arrested a man suspected of setting several fires in that city. 61-year-old james raymond was arrested on the fourth of july. police say they found him near the scene of now grass fires. they were peach set about an hour apart saturday night. the fires were clustered around marlo and guerneville. he's also suspected efsetting three other fires last week. all of them were put out before they could spread. >>> frustrated homeowners say the city didn't do enough to crack down on illegal fireworks. take a look at this home security video. this man says his cameras captured 60 to 70 explosions going off in a span of ba 45 minutes on saturday. when he called 911 to report the illegal fireworks, he said he got a busy signal and then was rerouted to a non-emergency dispatch line. san jose police say the special operations division was working that night. >> by the time we get to the scene, we never get addresses. people don't know the addresses. they just see them in the general area.

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rosa man bay. upper 70's santa rosa.llejo mid 70's along free mont up to 73 in oakland and nice looking warm day inland antioch 85. 79 san jose. 76 santa cruz. now it's the avon one for breast cancer from san francisco to madera on saturday and in the morning it's ideal walking weather. foggy upper 50's. clouds will be around at 10:00 a.m. still very pleasant. you notice sunny a little breezy low 70's on sunday the when that will walk come become towards san francisco from about dare a slight dip in the temperatures but still comfortable walking weather. accu-weather 7 difficult forecast keep it nice and mild the rate on through the weekend. a little cooler than normal but don't you worry we get you back up to where you should be this time of the year by the middle of next week. 60's to is in coming back in the picture. >> all right thank you sand why. >> tus women soccer times up for best team in next week tell awards and we are a little torn about that. mixed fichltion it's hard because they are up against the golden s

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ms --a travs de sus empinadas curvas se podran avecinar cambios en una reconocida calle de "san francisco". take vo --la iniciativa llega por parte del supervisor "mark farrell" quien expres sus motivos de mejorar la seguridad de la calle "lombard". --el plan sugiere eliminar los puestos de estacionamiento y remodelar las reas verdes... sto con motivio a proveer una mejor visibilidad a quienes visitan a pie, o en carro, la popular calle. --el "farrell" se encuentra llevando a cabo reuniones para presentar su propuesta a la comunidad. juanfra/ots ---el precandidato republicano a la presidencia "jeb bush" llega hoy a san francico... take vo ---se espera que visite las instalaciones de la empresa "thumbtack"... descrita por la campaÑa de bush como "innovadora del servicio al consumidor"... ---el ex gobernador de la florida, tambin mostrar su apoyo a uber...por cierto, se dice extraoficialemente que estar usando este servicio de transporte compartido, mientras se encuentre en esta ciudad. lorena- take vo --el ex presidente george h.w. bush se recupera esta maÑana tras sufrir una cada en su casa... --de acuerdo con un informe... al caer... el ex mandatario de 91 aÑos de edad sufri una fractura por lo que fue llevado de inmediato a un hospital. --afortunadamente "bush" se encuentra en condicin estable. --hace varios aÑos... el ex poltico revel que sufra de parkinson. lorena- ots --hoy se trasladaron los restos de joan sebastian a la ciudad de mxico... take vo --donde esta maÑana se le rendir un homenaje al cantante en la sede de la sociedad de autores y compositores. --ayer, miles acudieron a la catedral de cuernavaca, morelos para recordar al "rey del jaripeo". --de acuerdo a la familia figueroa, maÑana por la tarde, el cuerpo de " joan sebastian" ser cremado y sus cenizas seran depositadas a un mau-soleo en el estado de "guerrero". bump juanfra ---nos vamos a una nueva pausa, pero al regresar... take vo ---siguen los problemas para la empresa de transporte compartido uber, adems de ser multada por varios millones de dlares su servicio podra incluso dejar de funcionar en california, ms en breve. take vo / lorena --- adems, muy pronto algunos medicamentos de uso comn tendrn una advertencia por incrementar el riesgo a sufrir ataques al corazn, en prevenir es vivir los detalles. lucrecia wx live amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 89 la bahia sur tenemos: 90 la bahia este tenemos: 82 la costa tenemos: 73 los valles tenemos: 95 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 41 la bahia sur tenemos: 47 la bahia este tenemos: 47 la costa tenemos: 51 los valles tenemos: 43 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 86 oakland: 74 san francisco: 71 santa rosa3 half moon bay: 69 livermoore: 95 mountain view: 82 santa clara: 86 juanfra/2 shot ---en los prximos meses la administracin de alimentos y medicamentos estar reforzando la advertencia de que... take vo ...los frmacos antinflamatorio s pueden aumentar el riesgo de un ataque al corazn un derrame cerebral que podran ocasionar la muerte... 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rosa damas. quÉ es lo primero que debemos tomar en cuenta, cuando muere un ser querido? rosa: poner en vigor lo que se llama: la regla de funerales. esto significa que cuando una visita a una funeraria para adquirir una informaciÓn sobre servicios, por ley la funeraria debe entregar al consumidor una lista general de precios de los servicios y productos que ofrece. a veces la funerarias ofrecen paquetes, donde ya tienen todo listo; pero el consumidor por ley, puede adquirir, tiene el derecho de adquirir los productos y servicios que necesiten y no estÁ obligado a comprar los paquetes. leÓn: uno de los objetos mÁs caro es el ataÚd. estÁ obligado a comprarlo para un funeral? rosala funeraria tiene que hacer esta lista al consumidor antes de darle los precios. el mÁs costoso es el funeral tradicional, pueden incluir todos los servicios. marÍa: cuÁnto serÍa? rosa: fÁcilmente puede ser 10.000 $ todo depende de la familia. tambiÉn hay otros tipos de funerales, por ejemplo el entierro directo o la cremaciÓn inmediata, con eso pueden ahorrarse un poco de dinero. leÓn: le damos las gracias a rosa. buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ ♪ marÍa: ya estÁ todo listo para el sÚper reventÓn de la entrega de premios juventud a miami. leÓn: vamos a pasar en directo con stephanie bradford que tiene en directo con la sombra azul. stephanie: llegÓ la hora de la verdad. premios juventud 2015 ya estÁ aquÍ. estoy con uno de los conductores de la noche de estrellas, la alfombra de premios juventud. cÓmo estÁs carlos calderÓn? carlos: muy feliz. no sÉ quÉ color decir que es la alfombra, es de todos los colores. cuÁl es tu videojuego favorito? stephanie: mario bros. carlos: muy old school. stephanie: p

rosa a gypsy by endicott it gets closer to santa rosa and the type most of the bay area will begin with called conditions 11 by lunchtime will have to watch for some scattered showers, and most of the sow will be fairly light at 3:00 p.m. because the shower and san francisco on heading down for the mid peninsula and also san jose by 5:00 p.m. by 7:00 tonight we're looking at, conditions all across the bay area the most of the north bay looking at maybe is some heavier rainfall and also give you the best chance to seize on the storm activity for the afternoon to the wind speed right now will see strong winds once again for the afternoon breeze before fairfield a 20 m.p.h. senate but generally come in out of the west's attempt as an the '50s and '60s this morning the highs today for the east bayshore looks like this accord a 69 assembly and drop to 07 is in union city and the for the east but nettlesome is a walnut creek 75 for danville seven it. antioch and britain would a special hours today might be fairly dynamic of the afternoon you might hear some thunders and lightning keep silent sky this was a far north and east fighting a little monitor with plenty core temperatures will be in the seventh for the inland and they spots along with the morning drizzle drive for the weekend and a little milder. >>darya:-1/7 to 89 gal. of water each year the new restrictions on the applied to the outdoor shower every station not endure campground showers that said out the shower to one of the first as they looked at the same water since the showers are just the convenience they are not for health and safety across much of california are worried about thunderstorms and the potential drive lightning the convict this week in the drought and the severe weather critical and dangerous combination in the sierra the rain as a welcome sight the lightning strikes the come with that have caught fire on alert the drop in general has already credit the dry conditions fussed and sex that the bark beetle are killing thousands of trees which make for more intense fires by removing dead and dying trees they have made areas like this new sly reservoir more fire resistant but a lot of this year remains at risk from the lack of rain in the snowpack to what regulators are discussing water finds in job fees to encourage people to conserve during the drought. >>mark: but took no specific action on governor brown's ordered back in april he told the board to help local agencies to develop rates and penalties that maximize saving water a bank robbery suspect is behind bars is one of the tentacles police found him hiding under a bridge after the heist the record ought to the wells fargo bank branch on river street about 1230 yesterday afternoon because of a bank robbery and then later they identified the suspect as 31 year-old michael holt he walked into the bank demand more of opportunity and a handgun in the short and then he took off police searched the area nearby and they found him under a bridge near the this and get the same amount of past that was stolen from banks. >>mark: the parking a san francisco about to get even more at a 27% park in the surcharge for people who pay with credit card or by phone as well first of the transportation agency said it will cost the more than $47 million over the next nine years if the cover the surcharges and credit-card fees could pack minutes service the debts in favor the surcharge starting in the next month. >>darya: there have been a great time swimming in the antioch pull last month and a lot of them had to be treated you can see the scene when they closed down the pool, to cost the health services as the potash to the pool stop working the night before this happened for several hours to pull clinic chemicals were pumped into a pipe that attached to the mouth of the malfunctioning pump and an when the kids was swimming the pope turned back on and then the chemical with a back in water and a higher level than normal number the kansas is the injured. >>: system might have malfunctioned in some way in the need to be a human oversight to make sure operator to make sure that it does malfunction is corrected. in a timely corrected >>darya: the health services of the list of recommendations to the city of antioch and the opera what our image of the city the checking all the water circulation equipment and state regulations and that is working the way it is design template. >>darya: none of those recall or in the united states and leaks 34 million cars in the united states have already been recall affected the air bass can explode and some shrapnel through the vehicle and into the passenger and driver that link them to eight deaths in the u.s. and malaysia most of those are with the smart phone hardware business markets of did live up 18,000 people in the devices services business last year shall the at the marquis of require still ahead at a 10 year-old girl is recovering after she was held a gun point and drop a home in the south bank what investigators are saying about this. >>mark: new video and the writers in a train been taken off will have more video from a reported fire but the firefighters did not find a fire and smoke occupancies some people being treated for smoke inhalation but fire officials to let those 50 people on the train as some sort of fire from the fruit belt and coliseum a three car trying and now make the service delays and there suspending service to the 25 stations in the east bank at the time for grout what happened. >>rebecca: because of the board delayed you will be in and having much more productive, taking apart trying they're urging do not detect a bart train this morning because we are saying delays systemwide this is not affecting east bay commuters in a mostly have an impact if you're taking a fremont are rich in a dublin and pleasanton and downtrend again ahead of the road with this money will be glad you did because these problems have been happening since for 30 this morning we're looking at the nimitz freeway the bart train usually parallel this a better command for you this one and no. on a into downtown oakland 14 minutes and the nimitz going into the southbound direction that is on to about 20 minutes drive times down to 237 the bay bridge toll plaza is visit 20 minutes into downtown san francisco. >>darya: a 10 year-old held a gun for a while there person she lived it was being brought in have been among the afternoon and the 12th on the block of ranchero way to people forced their way into the home department in the complex and one of them put a gun to the girl's head and threatened her in the meantime the other one in the homograft cash and jewelry and they both left one never was stunned to hear about this police are hoping to get some surveillance video from any cameras in the area they say it was a random act at the apartment was not targeted. >>mark: showed up with a live from a military grade ammunition will 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[ music plays ] don't settle for u-verse. xfinity is perfect for people who want more entertainment for their money. sign up today or get started with this great offer. call or go online today. >>mark: war was about no deal for greece and then a three our freeze on wall street through a technical glitch on the u.s. stock exchange following a 1 1/2% yesterday we're watching today which could be a rebound bed of a hundred and 83 as the dow would not down 1.7% on the year - four the year for rebound to live with the fix is almost a hundred and 9001% will be watching the market. >>darya: this is new video just end you concede the bart trains in the fire trucks because of the five because is hoping that is a one stress a but not affecting five stations. >>rebecca: apple between the coliseum and for the bell system by having five stations shut down five stations along the east bay shut down lake merritt for bell coliseum to atlanta and they fear are closed this morning because the fire crews on the scene tried to cover-up the bart station and tried to get the bertrand all back working in major delays them on to be no estimated time as to when the station will be reopened they have no bus bridge in place as of yet and that telecommuters to get in the car and drive into worked as a result more crossing the bay bridge toll plaza a lot heavier than normal this morning 20 minutes into downtown san francisco mitterrand lights have been turned off about an hour in is on to be a heavy commute if you're headed into the city and the nimitz freeway this is a good alternate a pure tech in the card to work as 14 minutes north bound 80 into downtown oakland. >>anny hong: we have some showers in the north of the yosemite and also out for the fresno area and the central valley and zoom in on forced to the north bay we did see some lightning strikes in the last 11 minutes but now the storm system has weakened the we're looking- hour activity toward ukiah clover dell also just north of santa rosa we have pockets of shower also forming this want most of the activity have been confined to the north by in our view area of the also said without looking as some relief in terms of storms all the lighting has been go on for quite a bit over night and ... weren't dropping some heavy rain as well and fired a to still a concern because of the lightning strikes also sing songs from edition out for the fresno area basically just west of fresno efficacy in the center of balance and very active whether we could also face a more active with the for the afternoon the formal thunderstorms today a live look at the golden gate bridge and have crowded skies and on to be pretty cloudy all day today all across the bay area and keep the temperature is cool and below average for the afternoon still fairly cloudy spotty showers expected temperatures and a 64% fifth and one in the evening drive home with as a look like it makes for you, because one of the possibility for some showers and also slight ch

rosa: 73 santa cruz: 71 half moon bay: 62 livermoore: 79 mountain view: 72 santa clara: 74 area de la bahia: san jose: 74 oakland: 65 san francisco: 64 santa rosa: 73 santa cruz: 71 half moon bay: 62 livermoore: 79 mountain view: 72 santa clara: 74 juanfra/ms --- el puente de labaha seguir brillando para la prxima dcada... brillando para la prxima dcada... take vo --- asi lo dio a conocer ''bay city news'' que reporta que las autoridades han aprobado un contrato de mantenimiento para continuar con la instalacin de las populares luces artsticas... --- al acuerdo de dos millones de dolares sera por diez años y hara de la iluminacin algo permanente --- las 25 mil focos fueron instalados en el 2 mil trece como parte del aniversario numero 75 de la estructura... bump juanfra ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo --un tribunal debatir la legalidad de los programas dapa y daca... le contamos cmo se preparan quienes estn a favor de estos alivios migratorios. take vo / juanfra --con lo caro que cuesta un celular, algunas personas compran un seguro para su telfono, pero qu beneficios ofrece?... se lo contamos ms adelante... juanfra --este viernes, los ojos de la comunidad inmigrante estarn puestos en nueva orleans donde un tribunal de apelaciones escuchar los argumentos sobre la legalidad de las acciones ejecutivas de inmigracin emitidas por el presidente barack obama. --y como nos cuenta jorge miramontes, california est enviando a varias delegaciones para apoyar los programas dapa y daca hasta ahora suspendidos. take pkg 0:01 0:15 0:39 1:00 1:16 este grupo de inmigrantes de los angeles california forma parte de las 550 personas del llamado movimiento por una reforma migratoria justa. ellos se plantarn frente al tribunal del quint circuito de apelaciones en nueva orleans en apoyo a los programas de daca y dapa. activistas de veintiun estados tan diversos como alabama, kansas, michigan tanto como california y arizona viajaran a nueva orleans para estar presentes este viernes.. la audiencia que se realizara este viernes es crucial para descongelar la demanda sometida por el estado de texas en contra de los programas migratorios de la administracin obama , estancados desde enero. para los legisladores que han apoyado leyes pro inmigrantes se trata de una batalla legal para demostrar que daca y dapa son constitucionales. 3 jueces sern los encargados de escuchar los argumentos a favor y en contra ... y de emitir su decision. tag out juanfra --fue un reporte de jorge miramontes... --cualquiera que sea el fallo del tribunal, se espera que la oposicin apele la decisin y que este caso llegue hasta la suprema corte de justicia. juanfra facebook juanfra/ms expertos indican que en california los casos por virus del nilo expertos indican que en california los casos por virus del nilo occidental estn en aumento... take map ---hasta el momento 31 condados han reportado mosquitos infectados por este virus... ---esto es diez ms que el año pasado... ---en el rea de la baha insectos dieron positivo al virus excepto en los condados de san francisco y napa... juanfra/ots ---ahora hablemos de presupuesto... ---distritos escolares de california tienen prohibido mantener fondos de reserva... take vo ...que son esenciales para cubrir gastos inesperados prdidas de ingresos... ---situacin que hoy llevar a lderes, de al menos cinco distritos educativos del rea de la baha, a pronunciarse sobre el tema y demandar a los legisladores cambiar la recin aprobada ley (sb 858) que los obliga a gastar el excedente del presupuesto escolar. juanfra --seguramente a usted le han ofrecido en las tiendas de celulares comprar el seguro para los aparatos, pero ser qu vale la pena? --denny alfonso sali a investigar y nos cuenta cules son los factores que debe tomar en cuenta. take pkg 0:01 0:08 0:35 1:08 la seÑora maria dice que su i- phone 5 le costo mas de $500 dolares, y entre sus planes no esta perder semejante inversion. "pagamos $5 dolares por mes y para reemplazaralo cobran $180" y ese seguro que le cubre? "si se quiebra y si se pierde!" como ella muchos optan por comprar el seguro de celular, pero sea precavido, consumer reports sugiere que pregunte antes de adquirirlo pues los precios varian segn su aparato y lo que realmente gana al adquirirlo puede ser poco... "cuanto va a costar por mes? cuales otros cargos hay? si es que hay un deducible cuanto va a ser ese deducible? ....cuales son los limites de cobertura? al firmar una mensualidad promedio de $7 dolares, usted estaria pagando $160 dolares por un contrato de 2 aÑos , si su telefono se le daÑa o se le pierde paga un deducible de unos $200 dolares y no hay garantia de que reciba un telefono nuevo.. a antonio gomez se le quebro la pantalla de su movil y decidio pagar $70 dolares para reparala pero aunque tiene seguro prefirio no usarlo... "por los $5 dolares no porque tengo que dar un rebate de $200 dolares, ese es el problema, y yo me quedo 3 dias sin telefono!" antes de comprar un seguro ademas cuestione el cuidado que usted le da regularmente a estos aparatos pues tenerlo puede hacer una gran diferencia.. en caso de que se lo roben que va a pasar? , tengo que pagar o $800 dolares , o $200 por el telefono!" juanfra --nos inform denny alfonso... ---ahora, tenga en cuenta que al comprar un telfono nuevo ste ya incluye un aÑo de garanta, y los problemas de fabricacin generalmente ocurren durante esos primeros 12 meses. juan fran - ms --bajo la idea de que "un cdigo postal nunca debera determinar el futuro de un niÑo" ... el gobierno anunci un plan para combatir la discriminacin racial en el acceso a la vivienda. take vo --la norma exigir a las zonas que reciben fondos federales a que presenten un reporte peridicamente para comprobar que sus prcticas fomentan la diversificacin de los residentes. --la nueva medida que entrar en vigor en 30 das... llega poco despus que el tribunal supremo recordara al pas que es ilegal discriminar el acceso a la vivienda por motivos de raza, sexo, religin, u origen. bump juanfra ---nos vamos a la pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo --si usted es de las personas que trata de diagnosticar sus propias enfermedades usando comoherramienta la internet... le diremos por qu los expertos le adviertan que no lo haga. lucrecia wx live fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 75 la bahia sur tenemos: 78 la bahia este tenemos: 72 la costa tenemos: 71 los valles tenemos: 79 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 41 la bahia sur tenemos: 47 la bahia este tenemos: 47 la costa tenemos: 51 los valles tenemos: 43 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 74 oakland: 65 san francisco: 64 santa rosaf moon bay: 62 livermoore: 79 mountain view: 72 santa clara: 74 temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 74 oakland: 65 san francisco: 64 santa rosa: 73 santa cruz: 71 half moon bay: 62 livermoore: 79 mountain view: 72 santa clara: 74 juanfra facebook juanfra/ms --- un estudio sugiere que las mujeres que fuman y tienen bebes prematuros estn al 29 por ciento en riesgo de take vo padecer enfermedades cardiovasculares a lo largo de su vida... ---aquellos peligros son mayores para madres con recurrentes partos prematuros... --- se cree que los problemas cardiacos podran generarse por el estrs de las futuras madres.. ---expertos as como mdicos siempre hacen la advertensia de no fumar durante el embarazo... take vo juanfra ---muchas personas tienen la costumbre de diagnosticar sus propias enfermedades usando la informacin que est disponible en la internet... ---una herramienta digital que fue puesta a prueba por investigadores de la escuela de medicina de la

rosa: 92 santa cruz: 82 half moon bay: 71 livermoore: 95 mountain view: 83 santa clara: 86 deportes ---vamos a repasar el san francisco: 73 santa rosa: principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 86 oakland: 77 san francisco: 73 santa rosatain view: 83 santa clara: 86 deportes ---vamos a repasar el partido de la final en la copa oro, partido que se jug en la ciudad de filadelfia... take vo mxico se coron campen de la copa oro por sptima vez en el torneo... con un marcador de 3 goles a 1 sobre jamaica... ad lib take sot jamaica méxico darren mattocks (80') andrés guardado (31') jesus corona (47') oribe peralta (61') ---al bisbol... ---serie de la baha tim hudson se convierte en el dcimo quinto lanzador en la historia con tener un triunfo ante todos los equipos de las mayores... solo faltaban los atlticos y ayer lo hizo trabajando 5 entradas... ---tuvo ayuda por parte del tercera base matt duffy... hr dos campanas... ---victoria de los gigantes 4 a 3 y ahora estan a solo un juego de los dodgers en la divisin del oeste nacional... use this cg with bug lorena - top vo --estas son las historias que hoy hacen noticia en nuestra rea... --investigadores continuan la busqueda de un vehculo de cuatro puertas que fue visto por lti

rosa: 83 santa cruz: 75 half moon bay: 69 livermoore: 95 mountain view: 82 santa clara: 86 principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 86 oakland: 72 san francisco: 69 santa rosa: 83 santa cruz: 75 half moon bay: 69 livermoore: 95 mountain view: 82 santa clara: 86 lorena - ots --en medio de la sequa que azota san jose: 86 oakland: 72 san francisco: 69 santa rosaruz: 75 half moon bay: 69 livermoore: 95 mountain view: 82 santa clara: 86 lorena - ots --en medio de la sequa que azota nuestro estado... autoridades revelan noticias alentadoras. take vo --de acuerdo con un reporte... los californianos estamos ahorrando ms agua de lo esperado. --el documento indica que en mayo, el consumo del vital liquido se redujo en un 29- por-ciento, lo cual supera el 25-por-ciento impuesto por el gobernador "jerry brown". --cabe seÑalar que durante el mes de "marzo" el ahorro slo fue de un 4-por-ciento.. seguido de un 13-punto-5 por-ciento en "abril". juanfra/take vo --- presten mucha atencin quienes viven en alameda porque algunas calles principales permanecern hoy cerradas debido a unos trabajos de reparacin... --- una tubera de aguas residuales revent entre las calles ''mound'' y ''high'', ayer por la tarde... --- desde entonces cuadrillas de trabajadores permenecen en el lugar tratando de arreglar esta pieza... --- las autoridades han dicho que el trnsito se

>>james: we have concord at 65 livermore as 68 santa rosa 55 for now and warm up to santa rosa it had nearly a hundred degrees in santa rosa center. >>robin winston: it is 880 south at the exit involving several vehicles all of the vehicles caught fire and fortunately we learn that there's at least one confirmed fatality the three left friends are bloch's cause and a nasty back of the structures and to downtown oakland we have a fatal crash of course it takes time to investigate clear the vehicle is on fire benito trucks on the scene expect rates to be blocked for a while you could take 580 in headed east that will get you through oakland's family and the castro valley a major hot spot jam of traffic is south of high street exit for those a year, of walnut creek in lafayette you will see traffic slowing down on the westbound side for now at the pleasant hill road exit this is most impacted traffic on city streets. >>robin winston: avoid the stretch if you're heading to the mafia bart station. >>darya: the murder of a year- old millicent she was reported missing sunday night of her body was found and a dumpster a 15 year-ol

rosa flores joins us live with more. good morning, rosawaking up here this morning. the first latin american pope in latin america. he's heading to a city southwest of the capitol where hundreds of thousands of people are expected to celebrate mass with him. now about the mass. we're expecting some of the viable readings to be in the native tongue. it's part of the message of tolerance that the pope is trying to deliver. after that he comes back here to take a look at the cathedral behind me. he's expecting to visit the cathedral and the clergy at the cathedral. then he wraps up his day. not his trip to latin america yet. after that he goes to bolivia and paraguay. he's broken protocol this morning. vatican radio tweeting out that the pope walked out to the holy sea and greeted the faithful and gave them a good night prayer. >> in true pope francis fashion. all right. thank you so much. >>> time now for your five things monday edition. the u.s. women's soccer team winning the world cup for a record third time. carli lloyd scored a hat tric

rosa: 81 santa cruz: 78 half moon bay: 63 livermoore: 84 mountain view: 77 santa clara: 79 principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 79 oakland: 68 san francisco: 66 santa rosa: 81 santa cruz: 78 half moon bay: 63 livermoore: 84 mountain view: 77 santa clara: 79 bump lorena ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo ---contina la polmica de las ciudades santuario... un proyecto de ley que pretende quitar fondos a estas ciudades es aprobada.... take vo/juanfra --- desde su escape de una prisin de mxima seguridad, "el chapo" guzmn se puso de moda y cientos compran como pan claiente mercanca con su imagen --- take vo/lorena --- adems, decenas de personas protestaron en la frontera entre mxico y estados unidos por la visita de donald trump, los detalles en minutos --- santuarios como san francisco... --con 241 votos a favor y 179 en contra, la cmara baja aprob la medida que suprime los fondos federales a ms de 300 ciudades que no cooperan con los agentes de inmigracin para deportar a los inmigrantes indocumentados... --los demcratas acusaron a los republicanos de politizar la muerte de una joven en san francisco a manos de un inmigrante mexicano indocumentado el pasado primero de julio. lorena - take vo --a propsito de esta medida... ayer... el presidente "obama" anunci que la vetara... --la iniciativa presentada por el republicano "duncan hunter" llega en respuesta al caso de "kathryn steinle" ... quien fue asesinada en el muelle 14 en san francisco. un inmigrante indocumentado est acusado de quitarle la vida... --entre las jurisdicciones que se encuentran bajo las polticas de ciudades santuario estn "houston" , "nueva york" y chicago". ===nuestros paises open=== juan fran - take vo --vayamos a "argentina" donde funcionarios presentaron dos vehculos autnomos y elctricos como parte de un plan para modernizar el transporte en la capital de ese pas. --al evento asistieron el alcalde de "buenos aires" y el equipo de ingenieros que trabaj para desarrollar la batera de dichos autos. --de acuerdo con los creadores... stos son los primeros de su tipo en toda latinoamrica... agregando que la tecnologa con la que operan utiliza los ms recientes avances para el trazo de carreteras. lorena/topvo en mxico la comisin de derechos humanos cuestiona la investigacin hecha por el gobierno en la desaparicin de los 43 normalistas de ayotzinapa... --- la organizacin, public una lista de 32 omisiones que fueron claves para resolver elcaso... --- el reporte enumera gente clave, evidencias como mensaje de textos de uno de los estudiantes secuestrados --- la fiscala analizar ese reporte. juanfra/take vo --nos quedamos en mxico; en la ciudad fronteriza de nuevo laredo, en el estado de tamaulipas, un grupo de personas protest contra "donald trump" ... --condenaron los ataques del precandidato presidencial que llam a inmigrantes mexicanos violadores y criminales...y le colocaron a la frente de una fot de "trump", la cruz esvstica smbolo de la dictadura nazi... --la demostracin coincidi con la visita de trump a laredo, ciudad de texas que colinda con nuevo laredo...ah vaticin que los hispanos lo amarn como presidente porque dar empleos a aquellos que viven legalmente en estados unidos. lorena --su fuga a movilizado ejrcitos y sacudido gobiernos...piden millones de dlares por su cabeza... pero la imagen de robin hood que tiene el chapo guzmn en cierto sector de la sociedad, volvio a tomar fuerza a raiz de su mas reciente fuga. juanfra --a si es...la fuga del chapo guzmn ha desatado memes, chistes y hasta la chapo moda... asi como lo escucha... azucena gomez nos cuenta sobre como por lo menos un negocio del sur de california se est beneficiando... take pkg 0:01 0:08 0:22 desde su hollywoodense escape el chapo adorna las vitrinas de west wear en huntington park capturando la mirada del que pasa. esta de moda...pues todos quisieran ser como el chapo. la produccin de camisetas del prfugo narcotraficante se ha disparado en esta fbrica de santa fe springs. estn imprimiendo alrededor de 5 mil al mes tenemos distribucin por todo el mundo en cualquier rincn del mundo la estn pidiendo. la marca streetwise se adjudica el diseÑo de la primera camiseta del chapo... uno de los primeros mexicanos que sali en la revista forbes han seguido su trayectoria en la lista de los millonarios y los ms buscados. esta es mi seccin del narcotrafico... aprovecharon la imagen de robin hood que tiene el lder del crtel de sinaloa en ciertos sectores de la sociedad para explotar su negocio. entro, sali, lo agarraron y con su segunda fuga se hizo ms popular la gente lo mira como un hroe mexicano. aunque no todos estn contagiados de la chapo moda yo no le comprara eso a mi hijo es un mal ejemplo es como decirle que esta bien lo que hacen streetwise actualmente tiene 6 estilos originales de camisas del chapo y una variedad de otros narcotraficantes. estilo que dicen vende muy bien todo va incluido en los corridos que la gente escucha en la radio... llegas a idolatrar a esas personas...y lo que tu quieres hacer es representarlos. anchor chit chat juanfra facebook juanfra/ms ---preste mucha atencin porque las autoridades en san francisco castigarn a quienes orinen en lugares pblicos... take vo --- trabajadores han rociado con pintura repelente diez locales de la ciudad... --- si alguien micciona en la pared sus orines sern expulsados a su ropa... --- este mtodo tuvo mucho xito en varias ciudades de alemania... --- en san franciso habrn seÑales que indican que se abstenga a orinar y encuentren un lugar apropiado para hacerlo... lorena facebook lorena --a usted le gustaria adoptar una mascota?/ este 15 de agosto, telemundo 48 lo invita a ser parte de nuestra campaÑa para encontrar un hogar permanente a miles de animalitos... take vo --es un esfuerzo nacional que realizamos junto a nuestra cadena hermana n-b-c, dedicado a la adopcin de mascotas... take fs --para encontrar el albergue de adopcin ms cercano a usted, visite nuestra pgina web triple doble v punto telemundo 48 punto com y haga una bsqueda de las palabras "encuentra tu albergue"... bump juanfra ---nos vamos a la pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 a las diez. take vo --si sus hijos juegan deportes.... preste atencin! ya que revalan datos escalofriantes sobre el conocimiento de sus entrenadores en caso de una emergencia... take vo/lorena --un enfermero con un gran corazon le concede el unico deseo de una de sus pacientes ms pequeÑos.. le tenemos las tiernas imagenes... lucrecia wx live cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 83 la bahia sur tenemos: 85 la bahia este tenemos: 77 la costa tenemos: 78 los valles tenemos: 85 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 41 la bahia sur tenemos: 47 la bahia este tenemos: 47 la costa tenemos: 51 los valles tenemos: 43 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 79 oakland: 68 san francisco: 66 santa rosalf moon bay: 63 livermoore: 84 mountain view: 77 santa clara: 79 principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 79 oakland: 68 san francisco: 66 santa rosa: 81 santa cruz: 78 half moon bay: 63 livermoore: 84 mountain view: 77 santa clara: 79 ===salud open=== lorena - ms --los entrenadores deportivos podran carecer del conocimeinto necesario para ayudar a un jugador que sufre una conmocin cerebral. take vo --as lo indic un nuevo estudio... haciendo referencia principalmente a los instructores en escuelas secundarias y preparatorias. juan fran cont. vo --de acuerdo con los resultados... a pesar de que la mayora report estar familiarizado con los sntomas... muchos confesaron tener dificultad en cmo tratar dicho trauma. juan fran - take vo --a tan solo cuatro aÑitos... el sueÑo de una niÑa en "nueva york" que padece de leucemia se hizo en realidad luego que ella y su enfermero favorito se unieran en matrimonio. lorena - cont. vo --en un pasillo decorado con ptalos de rosa... 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rosa. out towards the petaluma, yountville areand closer here do have some pretty good returns around south santa rosa, rohnert park area across highway 101 taking to you street level. radar benne valley road so don't be surprised if you see a few drops in your neighborhood. l they are not measuring. only fairfield measured rain so far. half moon bay visibility half mile with the fog and sea breeze helped to drop our temperatures today. but we still had all the sub tropical moisture come through and last night check out the picture. beautiful picture sent by one of the viewers on twitter and ifeous pictures if weather pick, sky pick, do so please tag them with our hash-tag and that was by san rafael. still human. mountain view 60 degrees. humidity between 60 and 69 degree dew point so if it steals sticky to you you are not immanueling things. cooler in most areas 50's and 60's. 72 in antioch. you look at the picture from the emeryville camera. very murky ride. fog could slow you down. chance of showers sprinkle in the morning that mean damp roadway and dense fog at the coast. mild warm for your hotel difficult weekend. satellite radar showing you where the sub tropical moisture comes from. it's a stream d it is moving in from the south. continue to did so circulation around the high drying it up and circulation around the le. remember the thunderstorms that developed ov fresno yesterday. lightning striking in the bay area late last night into this morning. not expecting a rae pete of. that just a possibility of if you drops and of course fog going in the morning hours so the fog could be problematic like i said especially if you try to get away for the long holiday weekend. dryer air mass moving in. staying put tomorrow nature. feel better and helpfully you will sleep better. tomorrow morning starting out cooler with temperatures in the low to mid 60 inland. just slower. so it's l filed not as warm as we thought. mid upper 50's along the coast and cool foggy forth afternoon south bay. 85 san jose. 84 milpitas. mid 80's around sunnyvale peninsula bumping up a few degrees. 81 in redwood city. foggy same thing for daly city. north bay 60's coast guide low 80's around santa rosa, in vat oshtion vallejo, east bay 84 for castro valley fremont a little bit warmer inland and 92 walnut creek. not as hot as it has been. the cooler for fourl of july weekend low 60's to low 90's. next week dropping you down to the low 80's by midweek down to the low 80's by midweek. warmest spot. from one end to the xleem to at the time other. >> why not. thanks. >> back in a my name is ronda derosa and i'm a gas superintendent for pg&e. as a gas superintendent, i'm responsible for the safety of the public and our employees. pg&e is using a lot of new technology to improve the safety and reliability of our pipelines. my wife and i live in the bay area with our two kids. this is where i choose to raise my family. i want it to be as safe as it can be for our customers for my family, for my friends. that's what drives me. pg&e is here to help our customers. we're here to deliver power, we're here to deliver it safely and reliably. together, we're building a better california. >> one thi

rosa talking about a santa rosa down. to down >>james: the general commonality that they are reported as being like a like in the week no one reported as models unless of course you're ride over top of the epicenter here was what it is like outside of the and overcast conditions everywhere around the bay was awesome in walnut creek, in my lash check and every now and again will get it will be insulated this afternoon will break up a little bit but because of that will be very slow temperatures today will not be there as hot as it were yesterday. >>james:: an enormous sense rules of right now and 57 again all the rain had pretty much left the state of california will talk more about what we can look forward to in terms of a high today in the rest of the week coming up in about 15 minutes. >>robin w: as a brush fire under control because of a little bit of a backup for those of you plan to use high with 1 01 in the south won one of the cave is of the counter commute direction it is not a major backed up it was a grass fire burn right next to the freeway of love with the smoke was visible but is no longer the case only one lane block that is the price rise of as a lot of stoppable traffic back from a display fire crews on the sea the hope to have racked up the next 30 minutes or so. >>robin w: a quick check of the ride into san francisco looking much better and the pass plays in the right-hand side the car pulling the right open but for everyone else was still backed up into the maze onto the 880 of crossing average drive times of the 20 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. >>darya: she spoke with the family of kate steinle who was killed at pier 14 with her father and there and watched in the sea would hurt live here as the father of kate was talking about changes that he would like to say. >>: it is very clear that we have to improve cooperation between local state and federal law enforcement the overriding concern and a deep belief is mine is that convicted felons should not be removed from the country--should be removed from the country but not released onto our treat when immigration authority acts that the state and local law enforcement agency notified them of and an attending relief of an alien with a serious felony record that request should be on a the man who killed cave is a classic case of multiple felonies in prior deportation a simple phone call will have been enough but that did not happen. >>darya: with her life from the father of kate steinle and his passionate plea to change the laws about illegal immigrants to make people safer if you miss with yet to say it it was very moving if and listen to that in its entirety. >>mark: to other young children his mother and a former girlfriend called modesto dr. this all happened at her home over the weekend visit a 30 year-old is also the prime suspect in the murder of another child in 2014 the doctors child he was actually arrested in connection with the killing rather than a family massacre and modesto the question of being raised about whether the murder could have been prevented if he had been arrested earlier a news conference the confined to a doctor were killed will martina's mother and his onetime girlfriend dr. amanda cruise one of the three children killed with a 6 month old daughter of proof to martinez as well as dr. cruises uplifted or a restaurant in connection with those killing the and rested him as a suspect in the killing of the to your son last year they say he died of head injuries and october of 200040 washington he was watching him as a climber for the experts to determine his death was not an accident but in fact, they receive confirmation on per cent of the night in a restaurant for martina's until saturday after he killed five in modesto. >>darya: continuing coverage of the 450 earthquake that hit fremont early this morning to 41 in the morning report to hear from the traffic reporter who was woken up by this week along with a lot of other people and a warning out there for a mother in a mom who has you have to see what brand is effective this morning. at cloro2 wee tued movi stas in a sence now e-trt wi clox 2! watch stns dappe ght foreour es. remove 4imesore ains an derge alo. >>mark: a baby cranberry recall because the company says children to become trapped as made by the vinci one of the format of track is connected to the mattress back and break that means a gap in an even slipping such as forbidding into reports of the problem but no injuries the customer service to stop using the script right away. >>james: we have before the forecast coming up here was a quick look at the forecast for the east bay shoreline will let the senate to agree to open today warmer to 78 ahead down for fremont before the tech coming right up. >>darya: the team coverage of the breaking news story this morning continues with more coverage of the 4.0 earthquake it may not be a merger quick abiathar sanders a strike but it feels strong what is right under your feet. >>mark: it is by the vallejo store apart locator ripened and because it was so shallow it was a lot of shaking in fremont for this 4.012 at the south with a 26 and 27 there were fog about 50 managers after the initial quake thousand people fell to a month and runs sweet-- >>rebecca: would befall the practice same time and by has been said and did you feel the and consent to adopt a cannot be a dream has to be real ally of the trip from what a percentage of our home will live in the two stores our bedrooms upstairs and it was really loud and in fact live 50 to 20 seconds we're experiencing in the field like minister, and by but 15 of 20 seconds no damage to the house looks fine nothing fell off the shells were good to go so far. >>darya: the husband or the white one of them switched or does not feeling it in this case most people did with up and went right back to bed a lot of people found out about it from us. >>mark: they're reacting with checked right after the earth with the arms of thousand responses. >>james: 5200 people reportage is checketts 57 have since gone to the web site they register how they felt this one a lot of people said and i felt something to see how far we people reporter from the santa rosarancisco opera out to stockton when reports come into usgs not want a that was common is that for the most are the reporter fairly adept as a like to very weak shaking better the blue color on the map indicated that the stores for those four or overtop the epicenter in fremont they felt more of a joke but everyone else reported feeling it a new on the light side so far we have the reports of any damage of an occupant to find from over but nothing major. >>james: relatively clear conditions that rain had been hammering southern california yesterday where the can and will clouds around the bay and some sunshine every now and then click the skies opened up a little bit of getting some sunshine down on 680 in the san ramon valley also tracking clouds and a few sunbreaks up there at san francisco to match the airport there is the airport will have a patch of blue ride across the top of the screen and force a little cause of an out there long enough we have 50 minute delays because of low vi

olympics "world games" torch will pass through santa rosa and petaluma on its way to los angeles. the torch will be in santa rosaut 3:45. then its on to petaluma at about 5:40. the 2015 world games start in l-a on july 25th. =laura/standing= what went wrong? the roof of a military barracks - falls fr the sky ... flattening four stories, and killing nearly two dozen soldiers. military leaders say they don't yet know what caused the building to collapse - but there is one thing they're ruling out. back open. we'll take you across the new and improved - doyle drive. =sam/topvo= . >>> right now at 6:00 back open. >> no 911. why thousands are being told to dial another number. joining us. i'm sam brock. =laura/2shot= and i'm laura garcia cannon. ==laura/vo== back open - but looking a little different. this morning, for the first time, drivers are experiencing the new and improved doyle drive. crews finished up work - eight hours ahead of schedule. ==sam/boxes== today in the bay's stephanie chaung is live in san francisco. and steph - how does it look? stephanie/live tunnels two . >> reporter: you can see the traffic.

rosa 87 degrees. we got warmer than forecast today. it was all the way up to 93 in santa rosa94 at fairfield, 95 at livermore today. look at san francisco, 86 degrees, warm and humid, high pressure over the desert southwest with subtropical moisture that's coming up from mexico. the combination meant it was a sticky situation today. thunderstorms worked their way up into the monterey bay area and we had a thunder bumper just off the peninsula as we showed you at the top of the newscast. we had thunder, lightning reported at about 11:15, 11:45 today. other than that things will finally begin to ease up. high pressure relaxes mild inland, but that's after a chance of a thunderstorm or two, maybe even a shower by tomorrow afternoon in the bay area. you can see that in the futurecast. it will clear out a little bit. watch what happened. bottom part of your scene as the loop runs -- scene screen as the loop runs on. we'll clear it and the dry it out on tuesday. forecast for san francisco tomorrow 73, 93 at concord, oakland 79, still plenty warm. down in the south bay tomorrow chanc

rosa. out towards the petaluma, yountville area and closer here do have some pretty good returns around south santa rosa, rohnert park area across highway 101 taking to you street level. radar bennett valley road so don't be surprised if you see a few drops in your neighborhood. l they are not measuring. only fairfield measured rain so far. half moon bay visibility half mile with the fog and sea breeze helped to drop our temperatures today. but we still had all the sub tropical moisture come through and last night check out the picture. beautiful picture sent by one of the viewers on twitter and if you want to send in gorgeous pictures if weather pick, sky pick, do so please tag them with our hash-tag and that was by san rafael. still human. mountain view 60 degrees. humidity between 60 and 69 degree dew point so if it steals sticky to you you are not immanueling things. cooler in most areas 50's and 60's. 72 in antioch. you look at the picture from the emeryville camera. very murky ride. fog could slow you down. chance of showers sprinkle in the morning that mean damp roadway and dense fog at the coast. mild warm for your hotel difficult weekend. satellite radar showing you where the sub tropical moisture comes from. it's a stream and it is moving in from the south. continue to did so circulation around the high drying it up and circulation around the le. remember the thunderstorms that developed over fresno yesterday. lightning striking in the bay area late last night into this morning. not expecting a rae pete of. that just a possibility of if you drops and of course fog going in the morning hours so the fog could be problematic like i said especially if you try to get away for the long holiday weekend. dryer air mass moving in. staying put tomorrow nature. feel better and helpfully you will sleep better. tomorrow morning starting out cooler with temperatures in the low to mid 60's inland. just slower. so it's l filed not as warm as we thought. mid upper 50's along the coast and cool foggy forth afternoon south bay. 85 san jose. 84 milpitas. mid 80's around sunnyvale peninsula bumping up a few degrees. 81 in redwood city. foggy same thing for daly city. north bay 60's coast guide low 80's around santa rosaalley fremont a little bit warmer inland and 92 walnut creek. not as hot as it has been. the cooler for fourl of july weekend low 60's to low 90's. next week dropping you down to the low 80's by midweek down to the low 80's by midweek. warmest spot. from one end to the xleem to at the time other. >> why not. thanks. >> back in a >> one thing is for sure about doug led. he gets to the point. 85-year-old north dakota residents recently passed away. doug lived a long and exciting life. he apparently valued brevity above all else. obit simply said doug died. taught says he loved to make people laugh and always said he wanted his obit to be short and sweet. there you go. doug died. >> he's concise. >> and funny. >> he's funny. >> matt he's very much alive. so is his arm. back from elbow t-bone chip surgery how hard ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> giants happy to see matt cain back on the mound pain free throwing hard. other pitcher coming back from long lay off star of the show in miami. that would be fernandez

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tahoe" por el caso de robo domiciliario en la ciudad de "dublin". --investigadores indicaron que ese caso tena muchas similitudes con el secuestro de una pareja de "vallejo" en marzo pasado. take sot " --el abogado decia que... su representado esta pasando por un momento difcil... y que su discapacidad mental ha dejado un fuerte impacto en su vida. --de acuerdo con los agentes del "f-b-i" ... muller de 38 aÑos padece de trastorno bipolar y habra estudiado en la universidad de "harvard". juanfra ---pasemos al ambito internacional.... ---despus de 20 meses de conversaciones tortuosas, los negociadores han alcanzado un acuerdo histrico destinado a frenar el programa nuclear de irn en una reunin final en viena este martes... lorena ---representantes de irn y de seis naciones encabezadas por los estados unidos participaron en las negociaciones... se trata de un acuerdo que el presidente obama venia buscando desde hace tiempo... ---katherine orozco nos acompaÑa en el estudio para hablar de este tema. live bug katherine ---de acuerdo con los diplomticos despus de la reunin final se espera un comunicado oficial sobre el acuerdo por parte de irn y la unin europea. el ministro de exteriores iran, "javad zarif", dijo que el acuerdo "no era perfecto" pero lo calific como un "momento histrico" place holder take vo ---los lderes de las naciones occidentales que participan en las conversaciones han respaldado un acuerdo como la mejor manera de impedir que irn se convierta en una potencia nuclear. ---irn, por su parte, ha estado ansioso por deshacerse de las sanciones econmicas internacionales que han apretado su economa. take sot nats ---la idea esencial detrs del acuerdo es que a cambio de lmites en sus actividades nucleares, irn podra obtener alivio en las sanciones mientras que se les permitir continuar con su programa nuclear con fines pacficos. facebook katherine ' katherine ---despus de la noticia del acuerdo, "yukio amano", director de la agencia internacional de acuerdo, "yukio amano", director de la agencia internacional de energa atmica, dijo que haba firmado un "mapa de ruta" con el gobierno iran "para el esclarecimiento de las cuestiones pendientes del pasado y presente con respecto al programa nuclear de irn" juanfra ---katherine, previsiblemente el congreso de estados unidos recharaz el acuerdo... qu pasara entonces? katherine ---el congreso de estados unidos, de mayoria republicana, tiene 60 dias para revisar el documento final y despues aprobarlo o rechazarlo. ---previsiblemente lo rechazar, pero obama pretende vetarlo haciendo uso de sus "prerrogativas presidenciales". el veto es irrevocable a menos que los oponentes del acuerdo consigan dos tercios de votos. live bug juanfra ---hacemos nuestra primera pausa en noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicin take vo / juanfra -- autoridades mexicanas ofrecen una millonaria recompensa a quienes den informacin que ayude a recapturar a "el chapo" guzmn, ms info en breve --- take vo / lorena --- en medio de 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recapturar a "el chapo" usando todos los medios posibles... juanfra/take vo --- de regreso a nuestro estado... el presidente temporal del senado en california, kevin de leon presentar ante el comite de seguridad publica el proyecto de ley "sb 674" que busca facilitar la visa "u" para inmigrantes vctimas de crimenes calificados y si han asistido a la investigacion o enjuiciamiento de dicho delito... --la propuesta se presenta como parte de la agenda de la legislacin de inmigracin... take vo/lorena ---un informe de la agencia de inmigracin y aduanas...ice...re vela que entre enero y agosto de 2014 ms de 8 mil personas fueron liberadas de carceles locales. ---esto a pesar que los agentes federales haban solicitado su retencin para deportarlos. ---ms de mil 800 de estos inmigrantes fueron arrestados nuevamente por diversos delitos. ---segun el informe, unas 250 ciudades no han cumplido las rdenes de retencin de migrantes. juanfra facebook juan fran - ots --en california.. una ley dar luz verde al ahorro de agua... a pesar de que ste termine por cambiar el color de el csped de los jardines... take vo --bajo la nueva medida... las ciudades y los condados no podrn multar a los residentes que dejen secar sus pastos por motivo a la sequa. --el mes pasado... agentes estatales anunciaron que el esfuerzo por disminuir el consumo del vital lquido ya era una realidad... luego de que se registrara una reduccin del 29-por-ciento... cifra que supera el 25-por-ciento previamente impuesto por el gobernador "brown". fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 86 la bahia sur tenemos: 83 la bahia este tenemos: 76 la costa tenemos: 78 los valles tenemos: 85 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 41 la bahia sur tenemos: 47 la bahia este tenemos: 47 la costa tenemos: 51 los valles tenemos: 43 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro las temperaturas para las principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 78 oakland: 69 san francisco: 68 santa rosasanta cruz: 78 half moon bay: 66 livermoore: 83 mountain view: 76 santa clara: 78 principales ciudades del area de la bahia: san jose: 78 oakland: 69 san francisco: 68 santa rosa: 86 santa cruz: 78 half moon bay: 66 livermoore: 83 mountain view: 76 santa clara: 78 lucrecia facebook lorena ---tiempo de una nueva pausa en ---tiempo de una nueva pausa en 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rosa 100 degrees. and so far today, numbers well above 100. 103 fairfield. livermore 106. 102 concord. 99 santa rosa but closer to the shoreline, san francisco just 75. pacifica just 67 degrees. there's a heat advisory posted until 9:00 on wednesday with another very warm day in the offing for tomorrow. we'll have the complete forecast for you a few minutes from now. raise? >> all right, brain, thank you. >>> the heat is taking a toll on the state's power grid. officials are asking people to conserve electricity because of the demand. they issued a "flex alert" calling for cutbacks until 9:00 tonight. >>> vandals trying to destroyed a lgbt mural in san francisco. in their latest attempt, police say they put people's lives at ricks. joe vazquez is in the mission district right now with the big clue in this brazen act. joe. >>> reporter: it's one thing to damage a work of art that you don't agree with. but this is really escalated as you can see there someone set fire to the side of the building here a building which houses families and even children. >> this is terrorism. this is terrorizing the neighborhood. >> reporter: this is now the fourth time the mural called por vida has been damaged. the last three times vandals painted over the faces. this time was worse. much worse. someone set it on fire trying to burn the gay couple off. a neighbor put it out. >> if it hadn't been for a neighbor who was quick and came out with a fire extinguisher it could have burned down building. it could have displaced families in the community. it could have burned the block down. >> with arson, they have elevated the risk fact tore because now they are putting people's lives in danger. >> reporter: a camera captured images of the suspect but investigators are not making it public. police are looking for a man who is about 5'9", 160 pounds, wearing almost all black. >> black sweatshirt. black pants. white tennis shoes. white gloves. and had a partially covered face with some kind of black cloth. >> reporter: the first three times they repainted it. but this time, the gallery says they are going to leave it up and they are actually going to ask neighbors to contribute to it putting whatever art they believe would be necessary or a way to sort of show their solidarity with this gallery that it's clearly under attack. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> there are signs tonight leland yee is about to take a plea deal in his corruption case. the former state senator is supposed to go on trial in august. but he has a change of plea hearing set for tomorrow. legal experts say federal judges usually do this only when there is some sort of agreement. he is accused of taking bribes for various political favors and attempting to put together a deal to smuggle guns. >>> san francisco police are checking some surveillance video to find out what happened during a reported attack on a muni bus. the incident happened in this area of the western addition neighborhood last week. the original report said a 72- year-old woman was beaten by a younger woman who refused to give up her seat. but now police are telling us that the video shows the older woman throwing the first punch after a long argument. police are still trying to track down the younger woman. >>> california has now one of the strictest schools vaccination laws in the country. the governor signed the hotly debated bill today. >> all of us want to thank you for listening to the science and the people of california who want our state and communities to be safe and healthy. >> state senator dr. richard pan is one of the author of the bills. parents can not get a personal belief exemption for immunization anymore. some say it's about time. opponents aren't giving up. >> i don't vaccinate my children. we have religious beliefs against it. so if they are going to require kids to be vaccinated, then i'll have to end up homeschooling my kids. because that's not something i'm willing to do. >> i definitely would like to have everybody vaccinated or else they shouldn't be here, ha ha ha. >> there is certainly no shortage of opinions when it comes to the vaccination requirement. an exclusive kpix 5/surveyusa poll shows strong support of the law when parents were asked whether they would allow their child to attend a school that did not require students to be vaccinated, 67% said no. >>> the builder of that berkeley apartment complex where the balcony collapsed a few weeks ago has filed a restraining order against the alameda county district attorney. segue construction is complaining about how evidence in the criminal investigation is being handled. the company claims the removal of an identical balcony to be examined for dry rot was botched. segue wants to be present during any evidence testing. six people were killed two weeks ago when the overcrowded balcony gave way during a party. >>> initial inspections blamed dry rot from water intrusion. but the city's own records show that the balcony passed inspections less than a year ago. a private structural inspector marked the balcony supports as being in quote good condition along with balcony decks and rails. >>> other bay area headlines, highway 84 in livermore was briefly shut down because of this head-on collision between a box truck and a sedan. the box truck ended up on its side. the chp tells us there were only minor injuries. the highway is back open now. >>> muni fares going up tomorrow. monthly passes are increasing by $3. the fare for youth, senior and disabled riders is going up from 75 cents to a buck. the basic adult fare though remains the same at $2.25. >>> the parents of a 5-year-old belmont boy just filed a discrimination complaint against his catholic school. all because of his haircut. administrators at immaculate heart of mary school called the kindergartner's modern fade hairstyle distracting and in violation of policy. so they sent him home. the family claims the school discriminated against the boy because he is black. the boy's parents decided to send him to a different school. the san francisco archdiocese says they will comment once the case is settled. >>> pain at the pump during summer months doesn't come as a surprise but one group says there's more to the story. accusations now surfacing over why gas prices are being manipulated. >> steph curry climbing to the top once again. how he beat out lebron james for the second time this season. >> and some of the toughest jobs made a whole lot harder today in the triple-digit weather. how bay area workers are surviving the heat wave. >>> steph curry adding another top title to his resume'. his jersey just passed lebron james as the top seller in the nba. golden state warriors star and league mvp took the top spot for the first time today. james's jersey which held first place at the end of regular season now sits at number 2. >>> hours before thousands of santa clara county workers planned to strike, a deal was reached. teams from both sides emerged from the negotiating table at 4 a.m., two hours before 9,000 county public employees planned to strike. it was the end of three straight days of late night bargaining. both sides are keeping quiet on the exact terms. but we know they reached a four- year deal. >> we stuck it out and we worked it out and that was the most important thing. that it was -- came out to a good contract. >> the deal reportedly addresses healthcare coverage, salary increases and reducing workloads. union members will vote on the contract next week. >>> a spacex rocket explodes just minutes after take-off. a group of bay area students had a hefty investment on board. what they were hoping to investigate in space. >> accusations flying against the state's largest oil refinery. why one group says they are responsible for drivers paying more a leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> heading to the independence day weekend gas prices are up there. >> but this year, crude oil prices are low and consumer groups say something doesn't add up. julie watts reports. >> reporter: this summer you may not be suffering from sticker shock as high seasonal gas prices are status quo but consumer advocates say this year, high prices are actually unprecedented. because the price of crude oil is so low. >> the golden state is getting gouged. >> reporter: he says oil companies are using market manipulation to inflate gas prices artificially this summer. >> the refiners are charging their branded gasoline stations 30 cents more than they are charging two unbranded stations. >> reporter: something he alleges violates federal antitrust law that requires companies charge similar prices for similar products. by charging its own gas stations more he says all station end up charging more. >> this is the longest 30-cent price gap ever in effect between branded and unbranded gas. >> haven't had a chance to look at that specifically. >> reporter: but the energy commission says branded prices are normally higher than unbranded although not this high for this long but blames refinery outages for the prices. >> the refinery explosion was unplanned. >> reporter: but data from the same month shows refine russ also exported 32,000 more barrels of gas overseas this february than last. gas that could have been used to keep prices lower here. >> this is a committee -- >> reporter: information presented today at this commission meeting investigating gas price manipulation and while exporting gas is legal, court contends this summer's high prices are not. consumer watchdog is calling on the attorney general investigate. meanwhile, the industry calls these accusations inflammatory and inaccurate. and points out it has been the subject of dozens of investigations over the past few decades and none found evidence of anticompetitive conduct. >> it's either that or we have to retool the refineries so it's going to be shut down a while right at the height of the driving season they do this maintenance. we have to wonder. >> reporter: court will say listen, they have these planned outages for maintenance and that leads to hire prices but, of course, they will say, well, many of them weren't planned. the exxon wasn't planned and there were some in the pacific northwest that weren't planned. that also -- >> got to wonder. got to wonder. >>> a last-ditch effort to bail out greece has failed and the country is in default. the debt crisis has sparked protests all over the country. with the european union bailout expiring, greece won't be able to make a 1 point $7 billion payment to the imf. the the eu is now focusing on a new plan. fitch has downgraded greece further to junk status. the country is now one notch above full default. >>> now to politics. another republican in the race for the white house. >> i mean what i say and i say what i mean. and that's what america needs right now. >> new jersey governor chris christie is hoping some straight talk will win over gop voters. but he will be running in a very crowded field. already, more than a dozen republicans are competing for the nomination. and christie's reputation took a hit over the scandal involving three former aides. they were accused of creating traffic jams on the george washington bridge as a form of political payback. >>> not just here in california. firefighters in washington are fighting a wildfire that's already destroyed dozens of homes. it's only 10% contained today. as chelsea edwards reports, thousands of people are ready to evacuate. >> reporter: many residents in this neighborhood of wenatchee returned to find entire streets of homes reduced to smoldering ash. >> it doesn't matter where you live. it's just nothing left here. >> reporter: the intense wildfire destroyed at least 24 homes including john's. >> the fact that this is all i had now is, um, you um, just heartbreaking. >> reporter: thousands were forced to leave their homes as flames devoured the hillside and raced toward their subdivision. several residents say they escaped just in time. >> i don't even have a fork or a plate or clothing. just -- your basic things that we all take for granted, it's just gone. >> reporter: the state is in the middle of a severe drought. hundreds of firefighters are dealing with hot, dry conditions as they battle the flames. >> and they are gridding the area looking for those small pockets of heat and stuff to make sure everything is completely out. >> reporter: the wildfire is threatening more than 100 structures. investigators still don't know how it started. chelsea edwards, cbs news. >>> back here at home, let's take another look at the brush fire burning near gilroy. this fire has quickly grown to 40 acres. crews not only dealing with the thick brush. you can see the crews on the ground there. but also this triple-digit heat. you can see the smoke. this is not far from highway 101 near the monterey frontage road area. you can see the flames burning there in the distance. no structures threatened here yet. but we have seen cal fire choppers making some water drops. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> the heat wave is especially uncomfortable for those who have to work outside in it. kpix 5's don ford on how outdoor workers deal with the sizzling temperatures. >>> reporter: it's hot! very hot. for some folks, working here in brentwood, there's no escaping the heat. >> the hottest part of the day everybody knows is between 12 and 5. >> reporter: it was expected to be near 107 today and this group is hustling to beat the heat. >> stay hydrated basically keep drinking lots of water. >> reporter: across town this street is only a few hours old. finished by these guys who, despite the three digit temperature -- >> now it's 105. >> reporter: -- still have to clean the asphalt off their equipment using even more heat. it's getting hotter as the day wears on. >> we'll be ready. we got ice chests and cool water for the guys. >> reporter: paving is a rough business, so you got to take the heat. >> we have been in vegas where it's 110, 115. >> reporter: how's this compare? >> this is cool compared to that. >> reporter: but if you live here, you know the secret like this free mini waterpark sponsored by the city. >> how hot is it? > it's hot. >> reporter: this hot! [ laughter ] >> really hot huh? >> i know. i know. i have heard that nonsense before too that it's a dry heat. but 106 is 106. >> reporter: that my friend is hot. in the oakley, don ford, kpix 5. >> good news, brian, though resleeve in sight. >> yes. >> relief is in sight. you need a telescope to see it but it's out there somewhere. >> you have to look to the positive. >>> we have heat advisories in the bay area. and the numbers right now are about the warmest that we have had all day. as we have a look at one cool thought. and one cool place. ocean beach we are only in the 60s at the beach. concord at 103. livermore is at its high of 106. san francisco just 70 degrees. so far today, santa rosa has achieved 101 and fairfield 103. 106 at livermore and 103 at concord. san francisco was up to 75 degrees. as for tomorrow, brentwood will make it all the way up to 105. walnut creek 101. ukiah 105. san ramon 102. here's what's happening. high pressure is over the west coast. warm again on wednesday. then we get a subtropical moisture flow, maybe thunderstorms in the mountains thursday. there is relief in sight but wednesday looks warm. high clouds will move in from the south. and then we'll cool it down on thursday with a chance of a thunderstorm. here's the other headline. there's a sky spectacular tonight you do not want to miss. venus and jupiter appearing at closely as they have appeared in years. if you look to the west tonight you will see a very bright star it's not a star it's the planet venus and jupiter so close to it that you'll hardly be able to tell the difference. you look to the western horizon hopefully you'll have clear skies and this is a stunning sight appearing

rosa, widespread 70s to low 80s around the bay. here's a look at the 24 hour temperature change. santa rosa 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday at the lunch hour, by 12 in fairfield as well as oakland, by 11 degrees in mountain view. this is just the beginning. we're going to continue to heat up as we get into tuesday and wins. hitting the century mark going above that for our inland cities by tuesday into wednesday. in addition to being hot we're going to be very dry with relative humidity, low in the overnight hours for some areas. thankfully we will have a gradual cooldown as we get into the second part of the week. i'll have a look at the numbers for the second part of the afternoon. the heatup and the cooldown. >>> thank you. hayward police sergeant scott lunger was honored by his teammates from his adult baseball league over the weekend. they paid tribute by hanging his jersey in the dugout. they also placed liz glove and hat at 1st base, the position he played. lunger was shot and killed last wednesday during a traffic stop. the funeral will be at oakland's oracle arena thursday at 10 a.m. we will carry that service live here on ktvu fox 2. there's also a viewing on wednesday at hayward's chapel of the chimes. friend and family mourning the death of bobbi kristina brown daughter of singer bobby brown and the late whitney houston. brown died yesterday. the 22-year-old was found unresponsive facedown in a bathtub in january. paramedics were able to resuscitate her but she never fully recovered. an autopsy is planned, but authorities say interpreting the findings will be difficult because so much time passed between the time brown was found unresponsive and her death. >>> joe jackson, the father of michael jackson is hospitalized after suffering a stroke in brazil. jackson is in the intensive care unit suffering from an irregular heartbeat. jackson is in brazil in part to celebrate his 87th birthday. media reports say he never made it to his own party. >>> the boy scouts of america is expected to end its ban on openly gay scout leaders in a vote later today. the boy scouts executive board will consider a resolution that was approved by the organization's executive committee earlier this month. the boy scouts lifted the ban on gay scouts two years ago but still had a policy banning gay adult leaders. the resolution would also allow church led groups to continue to believe a leader who's beliefs reflect their own. >> and why investigators believe the pair were sailing to the bahamas. >> taking a look outside we are prepping for a major warmup ahead. the whole week could be very hot. rosemary will come back with details in just a few. >> bay area communities being told not to drink water out of the tap. why that water is now considered unsafe. >>> an intense search is underway off the coast of florida to find two missing teenagers who disappeared during a fishing trip. kelly wright has more offense discovery that's making officials very concerned. >>> a florida community holding a vigil in the town of jupiter for two missing 14-year-old boaters. >> we also pray for the strength to be able to be of comfort if the outcome is something different. >> the words of support come two days after the two teens perry cohen and austin stefanos were first reported missing. they were last seen on friday getting gas for their boat as they prepared to embark on a fishing trip, and on sunday the coast guard found their vessel off florida's atlantic coast but the boys were nowhere to be found. >> one of our boat crews from our station in cape canaveral found an overturned boat off the coast of ponce inlet florida. >> the coast guard is conducting search and rescue efforts in the air and on the water, but officials say trying to locate the teens in the vast ocean is no easy task. >> right now our search area is about 33500 square land miles, which is approximately the size of maine. >> nfl hall of famer joe namath a neighbor to one of the boys is now offering qualified searchers a $100,000 reward for the boys' safe return. >> i'm not doing anything to millions of people don't do every day. it's love, compassion, respect for one another. >> a social media post by one of the teens is leading some to speculate the two may have been trying to make their way to the bahamas, but their parents are insisting they wouldn't have gone out that far. kelly wright fox news. >>> nato will hold an emergency meeting in brussels in response to turkey's request for more security. we have video showing turkish fighter jets heading out to attack islamic state targets. last week turkey gave the alliance permission and access to air bases and air raids began. >>> in india we're learning police have killed three heavily armed men who stormed a police station early today killing six people and injuring several others. police had surrounded that station near the border with pakistan where the men were holed up and a gun battle continued for 12 hours. there are reports the attackers are from the disputed region of cashmere which is claimed by india and pakistan. >>> president obama weighed in on the iran nuclear deal during a visit to ethiopia. he believes there is a good chance the deal will get through congress. reporter kevin cork has more. >> president obama speaks in ethiopia during a tour of african nations. the commander in chief says he believes most of the world is behind the iran nuclear deal and says the deal is still the best way to keep tehran from getting a bomb. >> what we're doing is presenting facts about an international agreement that 99% of the world thinks solves a vital problem in a way that will prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and does so diplomatically. >> mr. obama says the accord is backed by many of the world's top nuclear experts indicating it's the best way to keep the country nuclear weapon free. >> explaining how it cuts off all the pathways for iran to get a nuclear weapon, explaining how it puts in place unprecedented verification and inspection mechanisms, explaining how we have snapback provisions so if they cheat, we immediately reimpose sanctions. >> while critics say the deal will put israel in a dangerous position, the president doesn't believe any of the arguments he's heard back up those claims. >> i have not yet heard a factual argument on the other side that holds up to scrutiny. >> congress is expected to vote on the deal in september. for his part, the president is vowing to veto any bill that restricts the implementation of this deal. traveling with the president in ethiopia kevin corke fox news. >>> nasa's giving researchers at the university of california soberized campus $5 million. that money will be used in the research program that could be used in the space program. it will also help develop high qualified workers this science, technology, engineering and math. the school will create a scholarship program to provide research opportunities for undergraduate students with a focus on under represented minority groups. >>> automaker fiat chrysler has agreed to buy back a half million defective pickup trucks. ram pickup trucks from the 2008 model years. the company says it will buy back the trucks for their full purchase price minus depreciation. owners can also ask to have their trucks fixed instead. the government has also ordered the automaker to pay a fine that could top $100 million. >>> it will now cost you $1.50 a day to park at the hayward b.a.r.t. station. $3 to park at bay fair and south san francisco b.a.r.t. stations and $7.50 to leave your car at the west oakland b.a.r.t. station. the fee is calculated according to demand for spaces so if a lot is too full, the fee rises. >>> people wheelies in los altos are being warned not to drink the tap water. the e. coli were found in the water supply. they warn that drinking or cooking without boiling boiling it expose you to bacteria. they recommend people use bottled water. tap water is safe for bathing and other household uses. cal water is conducting more quality tests and is expecting results by wednesday. >>> new computer models indicate that the current el nino formation building in the pacific could become the strongest in recorded history. the pacific has never been hotter at the height of summer. if this el nino continues to grow they say it could surpass the record setting 1997, 98 el nino event which caused flooding and mud slides throughout california. the powerful el nino would almost guarantee 2015 would be the warmest year on record. the first half of 2015 was the hottest on record, and it's only going to get warmer here in the bay area this week, right rosemary? >> yes, a significant warmup already underway. giving you a live look, the coast is clear around the bay we're clear, and the signs out there are clear that yes, indeed, temperatures are already warming up above yesterday. at the top of the hour, i showed you numbers anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above what we had at the lunch hour on sunday. here's a look at santa rosa, 87 degrees outside your door, half- moon bay 71. even the coast getting in on this warmup. 76 in san francisco, concord reporting 86, san jose in the upper 70s. so the winds have shifted. we've got that northeasterly breeze in fairfield. over the weekend we were tracking the onshore breeze no longer the case. we do have those dry north winds that are moving in as well. this will add to the increase in fire danger for the next few days. giving you a view from up above and what's happening out there, the trough that was responsible for our relatively mild weather will continue to push east. in its place we have a ridge of high pressure building in, and that means we are going to be heating it up. the sinking air associated with this ridge is really going to warm up those temperatures. we'll keep relative humidity low in the overnight hours for our hills. that, again, adds to the increase in fire danger as well. 70s at the coast, 80s around the bay, 90th inland and the 90s as early as t

rosa. frank, fortunately, no one was injured here. >> debora villalon in santa rosa tonight. >>> now to our chief meteorologist bill martin who was tracking the heat. bill what can we expect here? >> it's going to get hot around here, but nothing unusual. it's what you expect this time of year. these are the current temperatures out there. we're not talking about a big fire danger situation here. it's just been four years of drought. with four years of drought and temperatures getting to the low 100's, we're going to start to see some fire concerns. here's what we've got now. the high pressure down here in the southwest is going to start to move in. when it does, it's going to set us up with very warm weather in our area. this heat is coming from the south and east, right? so what we're going to end up with is a situation where the coast is relatively cool. the air compresses, right? you're going to get that spare the air day tomorrow. another spare the air day on wednesday. then we're going to have that increased fire danger. is this an unusual situation? no. this is very typical for this

rosa checked in at 102. 79 brentwood. 55 half-moon bay. santa rosa is 56. still heat advisory up you can see those moving up and there is a lot more to go. decent delta breeze we'll see if it holds or falls apart. the key will be an increase in the cloud cover. fog near the coast. cool for some and hot for others. the humidity factor will be high today. still went with some 100s. i know it will not be as hot as yesterday. 60s and 70s for others. it was over here and now he's over there. he was anchoring and now he is doing the traffic. >> i'm hard to keep track of. a man on the moon. steve, i had some of that fog in my place this morning so i think i will be okay in terms of temperatures. it's a big spread we see across the bay area. let's get you out the door here. 5:00 in the morning. things generally speaking quite light in most areas but we are starting to see more and more cars hitting the road. this is it. the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see right there things flowing pretty freely as people make their way up there to pay their toll and head into the city. we will take you out east right now. this is a look at highway 4 and you can see quite a few headlights streaming in from antioch and pittsburgh. and the concord area and making their way into the inner bay area and traffic flowing freely in that area. here's a look at the maps. in the livermore valley things beginning to pick up somewhat there as you come over the altamont pass. also a little bit of a slow down you can see on 580 westbound as you approach the interchange with 680 and here you go. quick look at the south bay and san jose everything looking pretty good down that way. 5:02 is your time. back over to brian and pam. >> thank you so much. >>> the fbi is investigating an attack on fiberoptic cables that blacked out internet and tv services between northern california and washington state. ktvu cara liu is live in alamo to explain why the fbi is calling this the latest in a series of attacks. >> reporter: the fbi says this is where one of the recent incidents happened near danville boulevard in alamo the second week of june. the fbi now saying at least 11 different cases where vandals targeted fiberoptic cables. internet, tv, and phone services were knocked out for customers in the sacramento and as far north as seattle yesterday. fiberoptic cables were deliberately cut in livermore. workers at a software development company say they were impacted and had to do a lot of their work offline yesterday or use cell phones to connect to the internet wirelessly. >> we never had a problem up until today. not once has it been down. so we are surprised. >> reporter: on its website they wrote the outage effected customers in sacramento and rockland and it was the result of a deliberate act of something cutting three major fiberoptic cables belonging to two companies it contracts with. the fbi has said the cables are about the diameter of a pencil but coated in protective layers. the cables had been intentionally cut. not just in alamo and livermore but fremont, walnut creek, and berkeley. >> cara liu reporting live from alamo this morning. thank you. >>> leland yee appeared in court. today he and three codefendants will appear in federal court to change their pleas. yee's attorney is not commenting. but a spokesman says there have been negotiations and a plea deal is possible. yee was among 27 people arrested early last year in a wide ranging political corruption scandal. >> the oakland city council approved a two year $2.4 million city budget. it calls for 40 additional police officers, oakland hopes to eventually increase the numberover officers which is currently less than 700 to 800. the budget also restores compensation for employees who accepted pay cuts during the recession. now the budget includes more than $450,000 over two years to pay for a brand new department. the department of race and equity would work to prevent racial bias in city policy. this department is scheduled to begin in december. >>> time is 5:05. happening today healdsburg becomes the first city in california to imcrease the legal age -- to increase the legal age to buy cigarettes. it would require anyone buying cigarettes to be 21 years old. the 13 stores that sell cigarettes predict teenagers will be going to neighboring towns to buy tobacco. santa clara county already requires buyers to be 21 or older. >>> u.s. women's soccer team now one win away from the world cup crown. i love it. carly lloyd scored the first goal on a penalty shot. o'hara scored another goal to lead the u.s. women over germany 2-0. >> this is what we trained for. this is the blood, sweat, tears everything. i know this is a great team, a great win but my eyes are all on the final right now. >> the u.s. is looking for its first world cup title since 1999. the team lost to japan in the finals of the last world cup four years ago. hundreds of people watched the match on a big screen at san francisco civic center. in addition to the match, there were a lot of family friendly activities. food trucks. there will be another watch party for the final that is this sunday at 4:00. its will be u.s. verses either japan or england. those two teams play in the other semi final and but this is this afternoon. the pictures were awesome. >> i saw the second half of that game. fantastic. >>> new concerns about isis and the internet. and in just 20 minutes the tool that it's said to be using for recruitment and the people it's targeting. >> and up next the reason at least one country says there is new hope today in the financial crisis in greece. >> we have pretty good looking traffic for you. we will take you out to the east bay. this is what things look like in oakland along interstate 880. we will tell you a few of the trouble spots we see in the east bay. >> smoking hot for some yesterday but there is already a pretty big increase in the higher clouds today. i don't think it will be as hot inland but it will still be warm. big changes start by tomorrow. >>> welcome back everybody. time is 5:10. there are conflicting reports of the possibility of a financial bailout for greece. reports that the prime minister has agreed to new concessions to get more money are not true. and germany's chancellor says no one should expect anything to happen with a new bailout until after sunday. that is when greek citizens vote on whether their government should agree to more financial reforms. cypress says greece is willing to make very significant changes to move forward financially. >>> president obama will announce the latest step in a renewed relationship between the u.s. and cuba. the opening of embassy's in washington and havana. the president began the process last december to thaw a 50-year- old long freeze. he also called on congress to lift a trade embar doe but republicans are strongly against that. they say because everything in cuba is state controlled, the money will not help the cuban people. >>> also today authorities may reveal if a fire that destroyed a south carolina church was arson or accident. now i want to show you video from last nights scene. this was in greeleyville at the episcopal church. since there were storms in the area at the time of the fire, investigators are trying to determine if lightning was the possible cause. they have scheduled a press conference though just about three hours from now. federal investigators are also looking into several other church fires since the church massacre until charleston, south carolina. >>> there is more confederate flag fallout. this time from the bay area. steph image is depicted in a stained glass window. since the deadly church shooting in charleston, south carolina there have has been a nationwide call to do away with the confederate flag and its image. there has been at least one complaint about that stain glass window at the union hotel. >> it's private property. it is within the historic district so any change to the outside of the building would have to go before the historic preservation review commission. >> city officials say the hotel has been there since the mid 1800s but believe all of the stain glass windows were added in the 1970s. >>> a state gasoline tax is being cut but drivers may not see prices at the bump fall. that is because we pay two different type of state taxes on gas. one is sales tax which is a percentage of how much money we spend and the other is excise tax based on the number of gallons we buy. don't worry, even the experts say the gas tax laws are confusing. >>> it's now legal to smoke and grow small amounts of marijuana for recreational use in oregon. voters approved a law allowing recreational use back in november and it went into effect at midnight. oregon residents age 21 and older can smoke marijuana privately, grow up to four plants and possess up to eight ounces at home. one ounce outside of the home. four states in washington, d.c. have now legalized marijuana for recreational use. >>> time is 5:14. let's go to alex. just in case you don't know, in case you haven't heard. you have combined sal and alex with sal lex -- salex. >> this is our special tribute to sal. sal will be back next week. ly be holding down the traffic duties here until then. appreciate you baring with me. let's get you out the door and get a look at what things look like here. this is emeryville. that is the east shore freeway. that is traffic flowing from east to west heading toward the maze and ultimately the toll plaza. in all likelihood for any of those drivers trying to get into the city and you can see pretty heavy traffic. a lot of folks on the road but nothing slowing down as of yet this morning. we go down south and here's the san mateo bridge and the folks that are driving away from you there and that shot heading west across the span over into foster city and the peninsula and everything flowing smoothly there. here's a look at the south bay and the map looks very good for you. no accidents. just a few minor areas of slowing but nothing you need to be concerned about right now. if you're going to make that ride from the south bay and move up the peninsula, up into san francisco and i know many of you will be doing that, now is a good time to be doing it. highway 101 flowing freely here at this early hour. 5:15 is the time. steve, i will send it to you my friend. >> thank you salex. we have a little change here today compared to yesterday. a few high clouds coming in. there will be a lot of high clouds coming up later. it probably won't help too many inland locations. the coast and bay are not in on these end of june sizzling temps. livermore, lake port, ukiah checked in at 108. clear lake has had 106. concord 105. gilroy 103. and growth that up in lake county another ridiculous high of 107. [ laughter ] it's already 67. the highest low of the year. i dare not even ask about today. dare. dare. it will probably be about 106 and tomorrow we start a cooling trend. 70s for some. 70s for some. on the current temps 50 for others. about a 20-degree spread. heat advisory for inland areas. and there is a lot more on the way coming up from the san joaquin valley and there is a bunch heading up from high desert. and a lot of these are playing into our weather later today. that will give us cloudy skies. delta breeze coming down a little built. a little bit stronger than yesterday 3:not enough to make a difference. 70 ann 80s through the interior. a lot of 80s down on the desert. look at that. it's a pretty big complex. possibility of heavy rain down there. a lot of this will favor areas east and south but we will get the higher clouds. they are already beginning to show up on the forecast model by noon and this afternoon. that may take the high temps down a few degrees for some. i know it's not much consolation but i think yesterday was the hottest day. today might be a little on the humid side and they will roll in on thursday and give us cloudy to mostly cloudy conditions. not only thursday but also into friday as well. and a possibility of some light rain. we'll see. fog, sun, clouds. kind of a mix bag here. cool to hot. depending on your proximity to the coast or inland areas. if the clouds come in a little sooner, some of the 100s could be 5-6-degrees cooler than that. mostly cloudy thursday into friday and early next week looks cool. >> you were talking about rain on friday. >> thursday night, friday is a possibility. >> thunder and lightning. >> possibly. not here but maybe east of us and north. it will be close. >> all right, thank you, steve. >>> it's 5:18. firefighters still battling wild fire south of gilroy that has been burning for more than 12 hours. i want to check in with janine de la vega who is in the area of southern santa clara county. how does it look down there? >> it's still pretty dark but we can certainly smell the smoke. we started smelling it when we were on highway 101 about two miles away from gilroy coming up from san jose. very strong. now the the last update we received from cal fire is so far 50 acres of wild land has burned. the fire started just before 3:30 yesterday afternoon in an area south of gilroy. it's burning in a canyon area with heavy brush. cal fire has 200 firefighters working to bring it under control. so far we are told it is 50% contained. they fought it from the ground and during the day their aircraft provided support. now that it's dark, they can't fly their helicopter. one of the problems is the terrain and the other is the heat. so far no structures are threatened and no one has been injured but firefighters are expecting to be out here fighting this fire and mopping everything up all day today. pam. >> just an extra warning for everybody to be cautious because it is hot. thank you janine. >>> 5:19 is the time. well investigators blame a car for sparking a grass fire near the benicia bridge. flames spread to brush on the side of the road forced two lanes of interstate 680 to be closed during the evening commute. that fire threatened an rv storage facility but crews managed to get it out in time before it damaged there. >>> there was also a fire in nearby cordelia that backed up traffic on 680. that grass fire reported just before 5:30 last night north of lake herman road. the cause of that fire is under investigation. but just a reminder don't through your cigarettes out the window. can i just say? please don't do that. that starts a lot of fires as well. >>> time is 5:20. coming up a sex scandal involving a bay area police sergeant and a prostitute now has residents fighting back. in just 16 minutes the action they are taking against three electricked officials -- elected officials. >>> six is students and their teacher wanted to find out if a certain time of algae could grow at a very low gravity at the international space station but their experiment was on board the space x rocket that blew up minutes before launch. their teacher says it's disappointing but losing the experiment is a big science lesson in itself. >> the key of are you going to be a success or or not is how do you handle that when failure happens? >> nasa is already planning another launch of the space station. >>> household waste could soon fuel your next flight. united airlines is making a major investment in a biofuel investor. turns household trash, farm waste, and other products into biofuel. united invested $30 million in the company calling it the single biggest investment in biofuel by a u.s. carrier. united says eventually plants could provide up to 180 million gallons of fuel a year. >>> the american red cross is is asking for blood donations to help offset a summer shortage. 40% of regular blood donors go on vacation in july and that could lead to low blood supply. all types are welcome but o negative, a negative, and b negative are especially needed. >>> the golden state warriors steph curry has beaten lebron james in a new area. jersey sales. the guard's jersey is the most soldier city in the nba. lebron dropped to second and the league mvp isn't the only warriors star on the list. clay thompson ranked fifth in jersey sales. green ranked 15th. >>> harrison barnes will be taking pictures and signing autographs for fans today. he will be at the new warriors team store. his appearance is from 2:00 to 3:00 this afternoon. >>> time is 5:25. coming up another series of catalytic converter thefts in the bay area. in just ten minutes the location and cars being targeted in this latest spring of crimes. >> and at the hours of the proposed ordnance that would effect homeless in one bay area city is put on hold. the details just ahead. >> plus a good looking ride for most everybody around the bay area this morning. we are keeping an eye on a few slow spots. we will also tell you what the ride looks like as you try to make your way from the east way to san francisco. >> not bad coast and bay. yesterday 60s and 70s. inland it was a cooker with lots of 100s but there are changes today. a lot of high clouds. we'll take a look at that and the first of the two of the full moons. >>> good morning everybody. welcome back to mornings on 2 it is wednesday july 1st i'm brian flower yes, sir in for dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is almost 5:30. steve has a gorgeous shot of the moon back there. >> full moon today. another one on the 31st. >> ha is cool. >> we get two. two for july. >> look at the clouds across that though. it's gorgeous. >> slicing right through the moon. at least i hope that is what is going on. >> wearing a little hat. >> it's wearing a little hat. we do have low clouds on the coast. we also have a lot of high clouds moving up toward us and i think that plays into a slightly cooler pattern although humidity factor inland will also be pretty high. 60s and 70s for some. 73 livermore. 66 concord. that is a tremendous difference there. 50s for some and low clouds and fog. heat advisory again northeast. higher clouds are on the increase. look what is coming up from southern california. that is a lot of cloud cover that will play into our area. there is not a howling delta breeze yet so it probably won't make too much of a difference yet. high clouds on the increase. are all right alex what do you have for us? >> good morning to you. i have a good looking traffic report that's what i have. no major issues that we are tracking this morning for really anybody. just a couple of slow spots we will get to those. getting more and more crowded. people are just beginning to start to make that trip into san francisco. so you want to find that window of opportunity. this may be it right now. so make your way to the toll plaza as soon as you can. here we go this is oakland and that is interstate 880 and the headlights are going south. the taillights are going north there. out to the livermore valley we go. this is where you are going to find some pockets of slowing along westbound 580 especially as you come over the altamont pass. it slows down a good deal and then some slowing you will find later on through the livermore area as well. everyone looking pretty good there. boy it is just clear sailing as you head up to san francisco. 5:32 is the time. brian and pam i give it to you. >>> homeless advocates are claiming a minor victory after the berkeley city council tabled a series of ordnances. paul chambers is live in berkeley with the battle ore the city's sidewalks. paul, good morning. >> we have a growing encampment with more things spilling out. lots of complaints from passer byes. >> reporter: that is why the council member wanted -- stronger regulations on using the restroom outdoors. lastly restraining the number of items a person can have on a sidewalk. advocates say the proposals do not take the homeless or their property into consideration. >> we think that is a terrible way to deal with people who are our most vulnerable and most in need. they will not be able to be on the sidewalk under this ordnance. >> reporter: and of course when it was said and done, council members propose the proposals. advocates are -- this is is an issue that we will still continue to follow. >> paul kim pers in berkeley this morning. >> reporter: contractor on the berkeley apartment complex that was the sight of a deadly balcony collapse that will seek a restraining order against investigators. pleasanton based segue construction does not want any evidence tested without its representatives present. legal analysts tell ktvu the request for a restraining order against the district attorney is highly unusual. >> some sort of an order making sure there is no destruction is the most likely thing they will get out of this. this broad brush request for access. broad brush request that they be present when testing takes place. it is just not going to happen be >> segue construction blayed investigators for their handling of evidence from the june 16th incident which included removal of the balcony that collapsed as well as the balcony from the unit below. segue says it was not allowed to examine that debris. the da's office refused to comment. >>> prosecutors say a man charged with stealing and crashing a dump truck has skipped bail. mark edward hill is accused of stealing the truck in san francisco in may. officers spotted him in kolema and chased after him. the truck slammed into several cars and injured three people. he was supposed to appear in court on monday but did not show up. his bond has been revoked. there is a $125,000 bench warrant for his arrest. >>> the mural displayed on the wall outside the galleria depicts a lesbian couple, gay couple, and transgender man. vandals have spray painted over the murals twice before but monday night police say someone burned it. all three incidents are being investigated as hate crimes. the gallery plans to hold off on replacing the mural out of safety concerns. the community forum is scheduled for july 18th. >>> a san francisco teenager has been arrested accused of carrying out a series of armed robbery including one targeting a girl with cerebral palsy. the boy followed the girl off a bus as she was heading for school and robbed her of her iphone at gunpoint. that happened at turk and pierce on june 9th. the other robberies happened in the city's western addition neighborhood. he was booked in juvenile hall on monday under suspicion of the robberies. >>> 13 catalytic converters were stolen mostly from toyotas. the thefts happened between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. in the areas of citrus and walnut avenues and springfield drive. thieves might get anywhere from $50-$250 for the parts but for the victims the repairs can cost as much as $5,000. police say the best way for drivers to protect themselves by parking in locked garage or by installing a clamp on to your converter. >>> sexual predator living in walnut creek -- charles chrisman was convicted of several sexual assaults on boys about 25 years ago. now he had been living in walnut creek since february and according to the contra costa times the district attorney would not say exactly how chrisman violated his patrol but it did not involve a minor. [ technical difficulties ] >> we have studies on how this has happened. >> a study shows there was an estimated 46,000 isis linked twitter accounts between september and december of last year. about 1,000 of those accounts have been suspended. a bill was introduced in congress last week to create a homeland security to fight isis online. >>> three board members received the recall notices required to start any action against them. those notices mention what is called a quote humiliating sex scandal involving a kensington police sergeant. the board promised more reform but backers say that has not happened. >>> a state assembly committee would consider a bill that would consider a penalty on water wasters. it would allow local water districts to tax their worst water wasters by up to three times the price of water. the money raised would go toward water conservation projects. >> it's another tool. some local agencies may say we don't need it. others are saying we want to reward -- not reward but encourage our whole community to take the right steps. >> the bill requires a two- thirds majority vote from state lawmakers if it passes it would have to be approved by two- thirds of voters before it goes into effect. >>> the marin county fair kicks off today. it's being held at the fairgrounds and runs through sunday. they have fire works every night. 28 carnival rides all included in the price of your admission. a solar powered carousel. they tout themselves as the greenest fair. they have a petting zoo, 12,000 exhibits, much more tickets for children-- coming up at 6:30 we'll have a live report from the fair and a look at the big attractions this year. >> you're planning ongoing; right? >> we go every day pretty much. because it's only five days. we will be there today. i will be instagraming some photos and my daughters always enter some art and my little one enters stories and poems so we see if she won any awards. >>> sending thoughts to others only using the power of your mind. what am i thinking here pam? >> you are thinking we're going to a commercial break. >> we are. coming up at 6:00 the way the facebook founder believes we will be able to communicate in the future. >> also in the midsts of destruction there is a little bit of some good news. up next the progress that is being made on a massive wild fire that is still burning in washington state and has burned many homes. >> the end of june was a cooker for some. what about the first of july? a lot of high clouds. >>> welcome back. it's 5:43. for thes in washington have a better handle on that wild fire but it has already questions destroyed 29 homes. the fire is in wenatchee east of seattle. it's 47% contained up from 10% containment yesterday morning. it has burned 3,000 acres. you can see the extensive damage to some is of the homes. nearly 250 firefighters are there on the lines and they say the cause was likely manmade. >>> in arizona family, friends, and residents gather to remember the 19 firefighters who died in prescott trying to fight that fire back in 2013. tuesday marked the second year since they were tragically over taken and killed by that fire. it was the deadliest firefighter incident in the states history. hundreds attended the ceremony which was held at the site of a memorial park that is going to be built to honor those firefighters. >>> a military plane with 122 people on board was having engine trouble before it crash into a neighborhood yesterday. the chief of indonesia's air force says the pilot had told the control tower he needed to turn back to the airport. crews with heavy equipment started to remove the plane which struck a building containing apartments and shops. at least 141 people were killed. >>> the first african american woman to be named senior executive at toyota has resigned following her drug arrest last month. julie halve is accused of receiving of oxycodone in japan through an international parcel service. while the painkiller is legal in the u.s. with a prescription, ox psycho done is categorized as an ill lee narcotic. they have accepted her resignation after considering the concerns and inconvenience that recent events have caused to shareholders. >>> several new state laws go into effect today. one gives millions of additional workers paid six leave. the new law requires employers to give workers at least three paid sick leaves a year. the employee must work for the company for 30 or more days within a year of being hired. workers become eligible after working for the same employer for 90 days. >>> another new law increases over sight on fracking being done in california. fracking is the process of drilling and injecting water into the ground in order to release natural gas. the new law almost require well permits. disclosure of what chemicals are used and studies of fracking impacts. uber and lift that use amateur drivers to transport people for a fee will have to purchase more comprehensive insurance. >>> beginning in january, california school children will be required to be vaccinated unless their parents get a medical exemption. governor jerry brown signed the bill into law yesterday. it eliminates personal and religious belief exemptions for vaccines. now parents can only get an exemption with a legitimate reason. the law comes in the wake of the measles outbreak. >> the courts have been very clear. you don't have a right to spread commune call disease. >> opponents of the bill say they plan to sue the state if their children are not allowed to go to school because they are not vaccinated. california is the third state in the country to require school children to be vaccinated. they do expect more states to follow suit on that. >> certainly a hot topic. i'm within it right now. i'm talking with other parents around my kid's school. >> it's a hot topic. >>> 5:46 is the time right now. let's get you out the door with alex filling in for sal. >> good morning guys. i'm happy to say traffic seems pretty light so far. we always like to knock on the nearest piece of wood we have here. hoping it stays that way. here's what it looks like here as we take you outside to the san mateo bridge. you can see sort of cloudy conditions there. those taillights the folks heading away from you on the screen are going westbound to the peninsula and they seem to be moving at a nice clip this morning. so no issues there. we will also show you the bay bridge toll plaza where you are going to have a lot more company right now as you try to get into san francisco. boy that has filled up pretty quickly here. just within the last 15 minutes or so. a lot more people beginning to make their way up to the pay gates and across the span into san francisco. all right let's go to the maps. i will take you over to the livermore valley where you will find a lot of sluggish traffic. kind of slow. almost off and on all the way from the altamont pass as you come west on 580 and into the dublin area. and it freezes up for you. down south in the south bay, here's an over all picture of the san jose area and there you go right there. no major accidents to report and all the freeways seem to be looking good right now. if you want to make your way up the peninsula, we are not seeing any pockets of slowing along highway 101 so now is a good time to make that ride. your time is 5:48. steve is here. it will be another warm one. >> did you see the sky on the bay bridge toll plaza? >> let me look at it. it's gorgeous. there it is. that is a fantastic shot. you know i'm so focused on the roadway, i need to take some time to look up. >> once in awhile things go pretty fast. take a minute and take a look around. thank you alex. >>> yesterday my goodness, just for some amazingly warm here. livermore was not a record. the record was 112 back in 1972 some of you might remember that. it was still hot at 108. lake port 108. vacaville 107. clearlake checked in at 106. concord 105. gilroy that was a record high. santa rosa 102 and there were a bunch of 97th. although the fog son coast and in the city, michelle said give it a rest fog horns you have been billowing all night. some people love the fog horns but michelle get up and come to work. if that is bothering you that much. 60s and 70s on the temps. it is not 90 degrees. we have a lead story. we have to go to the fountain because that is way warmer than anyone else. west coast pete though we had 5:30 in the morning with 79 degrees and you might be in antioch. i did see upper 70s and low 80s. so very warm there. a lot of high clouds are moving in. heat advisory is out but i believe we topped out yesterday. the cloud cover is streaming in here from the san joaquin valley and southern california and this is all going to take about 5-7 degrees off the inland temps today. there is just too much cloud cover on the way. not a roaring breeze but there is a slightly stronger breeze today. water temps holding steady. maybe coming up a tiny bit but still 54-59.