the alameda county fair opens today. they have turned up the volume this year. you will still find old stand byes in the mid-way but there are new attractions like the high dive and an impressive concert lineup. >> we have a new c.e.o. and he has a vision of our fair and what it can be and showcase it to our community. >> it takes 500,000 people to come through 17 days and for the first time in 15 years there will be fireworks on the fourth of july. >> fourth of july, we are bringing back our fourth of july fire works and it will be set to music. a full tribute. >> i played the game, i have my prize, i have my fried food, i need a nap. it is fun. it is exhausting. it is dollar day. the crowds are not bad. there is plenty of room. it is a perfect day as far as the weather, a great day to come out. keep in mine, friday, kids are free. a lost stuff planned, great concerts, and a lot of fun. i will jump out of this right now. >>> go for the roller coaster. >> parking in the city on weeks got better now that san francisco supervisors have decided not to revise paid p

>>reporter: melissa harmon helps run the pacific pinball museum in alameda. the museum collects pinball machines from the decades, including this one from 1936. >> it was confiscated by the oakland police and i think they thought it was just too nice of a machine, they just couldn't trash it, so they gave it to the alameda police. >>reporter: in the '40s, flippers were added and these became the games we know today. but the bans were still technically on the books.

one of the alameda county fair in pleasanton. temperatures got close to 100 degrees and that had medics working overtime. they took 30 people to the yard to be treated for heat exhaustion. >> not drinking enough water or they haven't eaten enough. so we have had a number of people transported today. >> 30,000 people at the fair today, many of them using misters at the cooling stations to beat the heat. the fair is closed today and will finish its run tomorrow through sunday. >>> drivers for san francisco's muni system are voting on a new contract proposal. it's been worked out in the past several days. it's a three-year proposal but details have not been released. the old muni contract runs out at midnight. a move to have employees pay into their pensions was a key issue during the negotiations. >>> there are also some public transit changes hang on tuesday. ac transit will stop issuing paper transfers for bus fares. riders will now use plastic day passes. they will be $5 for adults, $2.50 for youth and valid all day. fares will s

. >>> a woman is filing suit against the alameda county sheriff for being forced to take a pregnancy test. tran ones noah walker talk to the woman and learned her reasons for objecting to the test. >> i'm just trying to figure out. >> she's not shy about sharing her past. on july 8, 2010 harmon was among those who came to protest the verdict in the oscar grant trial. it wasn't her first protest, but this arrested lead to her first pregnancy test, right here at the alameda county jail downtown oakland. >> we all had to p in a cup. >> did you know why you're doing this. >> yes, they said it was a pregnancy test. i said i'm 69 years old, i'm pretty sure i'm not pregnant. >> harmon is one of three plaintiffs named in the civil suit filed by the aclu against the alameda county sheriff. it claims the department policy requires women, 60 and younger to take a pregnancy test. >> this is not part of any comprehensive health screaming. >> aclu attorney elizabeth gill says it is a violation of the women's rights, and state law. >> we know alameda county is the only county in the state that is do

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

the east bay. east bay mud serves about 1.3 million people in alameda and contra costa counties. >>> the alameda county fair opens to the public next week but today fair organizers are making a big announcement. our very own steve paulson is live in pleasanton at the fair grounds and joins us live with the big news and then the weather. steve? >> reporter: absolutely, tori. thank you. out here at the alameda county fair. san mateo is going on right now. they close sunday, next wednesday, the alameda county fair will open. it is nice here. it's about 105 on monday. that's not the case today. it's nice about 78. there's a little bit of a breeze. but as tori touched on, there's been huge improves done not only to the fair but also to the horse racing. angel mere is joining me -- moore is joining me. oak tree hollywood closed, they needed somewhere to go. they approached you. >> they did come to us. >> reporter: what have they done to improve? >> they have helped us out. we're right in front of the remodeled beautiful -- >> reporter: it is nice. it is nice. >> it's beautiful. we've increased the size of ou

we're horsing around at the alameda county fair! "where's roberta?" as the news continues on kpix 5. wahoo! >> starting out with a lot of clouds this morning, a little drizzle, too. this weekend though we have some big changes. we'll talk about that next. >> and we have a lot going on this weekend could cause traffic tie-ups. we'll break down the mass transit options after this break. ,, the wonder of summer is that i never know what kind of adventure awaits. the days are longer, and the breeze feels a little sweeter. and, thanks to volvo, i'll pay nothing for repairs or maintenance for 5 years, nothing. they even cover my first month's payment. so, i'll be happy wherever the summer takes me. the wonder of summer event. the 2015 volvo s60 with complimentary first month's payment. starting at $329 a month. female announcer: time is running out on a new mattress. deal sleep train's 4th of july sale is ending soon. right now at sleep train, save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and sert

the bay area are in for another day of dangerous heat. 30 people treated for heat exhaustion at the alamedaounty fair yesterday. temperatures today could approach triple digits again. >> do not send your children to the borders. if they do make it they will get sent back. >> president obama will ask congress for two billion dollars today to deal with the immigration crisis. this comes as a surge of unaccompanied children is now crossing the border in texas. >> everybody is becoming more accepting. and you accept people for who they are. >> san francisco's 42nd annual pride parade was one for the record books. organizers say the turnout for this weekend's celebration was the highest ever. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> quite a dangerous thing we're seeing unfold. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> blanco is out. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, june 30. i'm michelle griego. >> happy monday, everyone. 5:00. getting the week kicked off. it's goi

across the bay, in alameda, the city planners are giving a what is in store there. last night and in a stunning will unanimously approved the waterfront town center planned for alameda. will let people like the idea those who don't their word about traffic by now it's pretty track quiet just a few cars passing through with mostly abandoned buildings melissa is a longtime neighbor as for increased traffic the alameda city council of waiting for final approvala young boy is seriously over the weekend, a 10-year-old boy suffered a disfiguring injury to his hand, while playing with some of the more than 14- pounds of illegal the boy's father, not identified booked into the county jail on felony child endangerment and for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. i grew 3 inches last year. i don't need anything fancy. i never had much to begin with. when i look nice on the outside, i feel better on the inside. to help, sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids big and small. bring your gift to any sle

also in pleasanton the alameda county fair for tomorrow. it'll be warmer than today so just be extra careful the heat out there by 3:00. forecasting temperatures close to 101 degrees. so for tomorrow it'll be the hottest day of the week. high pressure has been strengthening offshore. that process will continue into monday as we start to warm up yesterday. and continue today and tomorrow. look at where we're heading 102 degrees well inland. around the bay 80s. and the beaches mainly in the 70s. with the heat of course, fire danger will be going out. we do not have any warnings in place but just a reminder, fire danger and a bit of a breeze out there with winds at 20 miles per hour. here's our forecast model showing you possibly a patch or two of fog. but inland lots of sunshine, look at that color here upper 90s to the right around 102-103 degrees for afternoon highs. everybody warmer than tomorrow. as you can see santa rosa 94. fairfield 101 degrees. oakland 86. head over the hill out toward livermore, pleasanton and brentwood. san jose ther

we have that and we have the alameda fair and the giants game and the weather will be nice. today a transitional day. showers in northern california and fog in the bay area and drizzle but the clouds breaking away now and back to the coastline and lots of sunshine over the bay and the temperatures beginning to warm up. 77 in concord and 64 in san francisco and 72 in san jose. as we head throughout the afternoon expecting mostly sunny skies except a couple of patches of fog on the coast and more dense fog near the coastline and drizzle early on possibility and a much warmer weekend. sunday, temperatures beginning to heat up. right now a flat ridge of high pressure that is allowing for the system to go through and once it goes by the temperatures will warm up. almost 90s in sacramento today. about 93 in fresno and 70 in monterey and couple of patches of fog along the coastline and moving back onshore at least in the bay and drizzle on the beaches and less fog for the weekend. 84degrees in morton hill and 76 in palto alto and coal in pacifica and 70s in the east bay and then in

today is the run of the alameda county fair. is reason to celebrate because the officials announce they plan to bring back the fourth of july fireworks spectacular. today, attendees can enjoy dollar admission and dollar rides and leann rimes will perform. the fair is extending the hours, running from 11 o'clock arm >> dozens are homes are in danger in in contra costa >> lacking the cloud layer that we often see this time year, what does that mean for the temperatures? traffic and weather, together, next, as the morning news continues. >>> on this hump day, the alameda county fair in pleasanton, says 78 and sunshine at 11 o'clock, it will be warm on asphalt and 78 at 7:00 but grab the coat by 11 o'clock we are down to 62. up north we have the sonoma aren fair in petaluma at 1:00 o'clock, and 81 at 4 and accident at 7:00 and 59 by 11 o'clock. check out rain that moved through lake tahoe, it was dark. it will be warmer in the central valley, mid-90's and sun in los angeles and san diego. >> we will expect to see heavy delays at the

the fair is closed. but alameda county firefighters say, if you're outside, wear sunscreen and seek shade. at the alameda county fair. >> keep track of the temperatures in your neighborhood using the abc 7 weather app. >>> thousands of people lined up to see the 44th gay pride parade in san francisco today. more than 100,000 people showed up on the route, between market and field civic center. and proud and prominent were big corporations. tim cook greeted 4,000 of his employees. facebook had a large contingent there as did bank of america. once the parade wrapped up, the problems began. we go live to san francisco with that part of the story. >> reporter: this is the 44th celebration of gay pride in san francisco. and unfortunately, the celebrations ended in gunfire. witnesses describe a rush of people running for cover as a series of shots were fired. >> i heard gunshots so loud, the people running and hiding in the corner, that's it. just tried to get away from it. >> reporter: you heard the shots? >> yes. >> rep

. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display. but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. >> dublin, newark and union city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in oakland which has been ground zero for illegal commercial grade fireworks on the fourth of july. the sell brags may not change, but the condition

. >> fair season in the east bay and what is coming back to alameda fair. but, first, tech bytes. >> amazon is entering the phone wars. they are expected to launch the first senate phone today. it will likely take 3-d photos and have a shopping app. >> if you lose car keys, check the blue tooth that is hooks to the keys for, extraing. >> helpfully it will be built into all of our stuff but right now the devices is worth a try especially if you lose things in close proximity. >> 250 new imojis have been unveiled. they are available for download in apple and droid devices in july. >>> covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a four-year-old boy is alive because of his neighbors. they spotted him face down at the bottom of a pool and reacted instantly. abc7 news reporter has the story from sunnyvale. >> the couple are loving and attentive so when she looked through the window and saw something strange in the swimming pool she reacted. >> i was scared. i took my pool keys and went in there. >> she saw a little boy, fac

. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display.but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. >> dublin, newark and union city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in oakland which has been ground zero for illegal commercial grade fireworks on the fourth of july. the sell brags may not change, but the conditions

one of the hot spots yesterday was the alameda county fair in pleasanton. es got close to 100 degrees and that had medics working hard. they took 30 people to the emergency room to be treated for heat exhaustion. many of the 30,000 people there yesterday beat the heat at the cooling stations. >>> if you don't like the weather, just drive to the coast today, right? >> yeah. if you can get to the coastline it's going to be gorgeous. were you there yesterday and were you frozen. >> i was freezing at half moon bay! sweater, hoodie, jeans! >> it looks so nice, though, huh, from the car looks great. but you get that sea breeze and, of course, it makes it feel cooler. out the door today we are starting out with fairly mild conditions. it is mostly clear early on today. by the afternoon, though, going to get hot in spots away from the coastline. 90s even triple digits in the forecast for today. today likely to be the hottest day of the week. we'll see 70s and 80s around the bay area even 90s into the south bay and 60s and low 70s near the coastline. waking up to mos

pregnancy testing at the alameda county jail. tonight a woman in nearly 70 claims her constitutional rights were violated. >> 6-year-old palestine boy who can now walk to school thanks to the surgery he has undergone at stanford. really a remarkable story. spencer vision is here with the weather. >> warming has begun. we have a little bit of a heat wave coming our way and i'll show you how warm it is in my accu-weather forecast in just a moment. >> thank you spencer. here are more election results on this primary tuchlts 7 news at 9 continues in just a moment. continues in just a moment. back here in a second. at shell, we believe the world needs a broader mix of energies, which is why we are supplying natural gas, to generate cleaner electricity, that has around 50% fewer co2 emissions than coal. and why with our partner in brazil, we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. >> san jose has grapple with what to do about medical marijuana in the city for ye

. >> a lot of people say the alameda county fair wouldn't be the same without a fireworks display. but there is some concern to be had here. shu and ama just read three firestorms leading up and yesterday i covered four fires alone. >> they are planning a much larger fourth of july fireworks display at the alameda county fair this year. it is a record drought is season and there is a hey field between the fairgrounds and their home. >> we seldom see anything come over to this field here. i am not going to lose any sleep over it. >> if there are high winds it is up to the fire marshall to make a recommendation. either the show will go on or we will hold off. dublin, dublin city will be selling safe and sane fireworks and residents are being reminded to use extreme caution. >> need to have a bucket of water. if they need that garden hose ready, they need to do it open and away from vegetation. >> and police put out a warning in oakland which has fol commercial grade fireworks on the fourth of july. the sell brags may not change, but the conditions will be a lot worse. in pleasanton,

and the alameda fair begins after a day off yesterday. ill talk about that and our chance of drizzle thursday morning. the cold front will sweep through. we watching the winds which are fast at fairfield at 14 for and thin at half moon bay and everyone else is eight miles per hour. or below. they will pick up again as we head into the afternoon. small small for bay and delta and the winds are from the west at 15- to 25-knots and yesterday they were from the northwest. northwest at 15- to 30-knots along the coast and our beaches and this will last through 3:00. a look at what is going on from the exploritorium you can see how clear it is over san francisco. we will have increasing low clouds along the coast, increasing high clouds for the rest of us and breezy everywhere. cooling tomorrow through thursday with the drizzle open thursday morning and the highs rebound this weekend and possibly away from the coast we will be above average like they are today in many areas. look how clear it is along the coast and by 10:00, maybe noon, the cloud

. >>> new at 10:00, tonight marks the start of the alameda county fair. it's part of a tradition some say is threatened. this year, funding was left out of the state budget. ken pritchett is live in pleasanton with what's at stake. >> reporter: the alameda county fair is run by a non-profit that says it generates enough revenue it doesn't need the state. some say it is at risk for a lack of funding. fares that generate millions of dollars in state revenue. the roller coaster. a midway filled with rides. and a hot dog wrapped in a pickle and fried. all of the things you find at a big time fair, and the alameda county fair is just that, and solidly in the black. >> generates income that was put back to the facility for the community. >> reporter: smaller fares were centered on ag and rural areas face a crisis. >> we do a couple of fares in fresno. without fairs, it would kind of be a moot point, some of the things that we do. >> the california fairs alliance, says smaller fairs are crumbling. county fairs received $32 million a year from the state. in 2011,

kpix 5's brian webb reports dozens of people were overcome at the alameda county fair in pleasanton.

the number one spot belonged to the alameda county community food bank. the bakery first opened up in san francisco all the way back in 1849. west >> they should make candles with that scent. >> tastes great there. >>> changes in the weather today. of course, yesterday hot weather showing up outside. now more of a sea breeze kicking in and the fog has returned. looks like it's going to cool down the temperatures outside for today. now gathering along the coastline, we are going to see more of that throughout the day. so if you plan to head to the beach today grab a sweater if you are heading in that direction. it's going to stay cool. throughout the day today, we will see mostly sunny skies inside the bay. the temperatures going to be cooler today but only slightly in some of the interior valleys. and then more fog and slow cooling as we round out your spring. still, high pressure in control. but it's beginning to weaken and the pattern just switching a little bit. instead of the northerly wind now we are seeing a westerly component bringing fog this morni

now let's start with the round robin of activities that are going on. alamedaty fair, 72 right now. by the time paul rodriguez takes the stage, we're going to be down to 72 at 7:00, and then 62 by 11:00. now for the game, doesn't it look great? a little breezy out there tonight. maybe not as much as had t has been earlier this week, but still going to be cool. 62 at 7:15. dropping down to about 58 degrees. clouds will dissipate much quicker than today, and that means if you are heading up to the california beer festival at stafford lake park in nevada, 70s most of the afternoon with music and about 70 different craft beers. make sure you find a designated driver. here's a look at tomorrow. you can see it's going to be mild. 68 degrees. a little breezy. topping out at 72. we'll drop down to about 62 by the time the events end at 6:00. let me throw sunday's up there because it's going to be even warmer. look at this. low to mid 70s. not quite as breezy as tomorrow. both days you definitely want to grab the sunscreen. all right. here's a look at the accuweather se

we have the alameda county fair. so a lot of things going on. k the weather looks just about right. >> i love those funnel cakes. they are delicious. >> the corn dogs are fantastic. >> and gigantic! as big as baseball bats! >> that's good. you have to go hungry. [ laughter ] >> all right, lawrence. thank you. >>> well, school is out for the summer break and now parents are finding ways to keep their kids busy. >> a nonprofit in san francisco has the answer all year round. acrosports is this week's cool camp. >>> reporter: you like that, don't you? >> yeah. >> reporter: 2-year-old max is having a blast swinging, jumping and even falling. >> he likes to swing for sure. he also likes the trampoline and jumping off of any surface. the higher the better. >> all done! >> reporter: that's just what his class at acrosports in san francisco teaches him to do. the nonprofit teaches the little ones basics like climbing, balancing and acrobatic work and right upstairs from the toddler class, the acrosports camp where anything goes. >> i do floor, vaults, bar

so you can. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department is accused of violating the law by forcing women to take a pregnancy test. >> just trying to figure out when. >> susan hartman has a past, and she's not shy about sharing it. >> here we go. >> reporter: on july 8, 2010, harman was among those who came to protest the verdict in the oscar grant trial. it was not her first protest, but it did lead to her pregnancy test. right here at the alameda county jail downtown oakland. >> we all had to pee in a cup, and. >> did you know why you were doing that? >> yes, they said it was a pregnancy test. i said i'm 69 years old, i'm pretty sure i'm not pregnant. >> >> reporter: it claims department policy requires women 60 and younger to take a pregnancy test. >> this is not part of any comprehensive screening. >> we know alameda county is the only county in the state that is doing this, and it's highly offensive. >> i can hear me yelling help. >> reporter: this former arrestee, and mother, who's childbearing days are behind her agrees. >> to know whether or not you're pregnant is very intimate, a

 >>> due to its size and secluded location, the alameda county jail, which primarily serves the city of oakland, california, could easily be mistaken for a prison. and with 3,000 inmates, it's one of the biggest jails in the west. that translates into a lot of stories for our five-person production team to cover. finding them involves meeting as many inmates as possible. >> everybody is cool with being on? you guys -- just kind of, just sitting here, just like this. just like this, at the window. >> at the window? >> yeah. >> wherever you went, you'd meet one person that was completely different than the next. oftentimes, the deputies will tell us about certain inmates, and one inmate that was brought up was gabriel taylor. >> this is what we got right here, y'all. we got 14 cells of depression, exactly. >> gabriel taylor had been charged with burglary and vehicle theft, to which he had pled not guilty. he was housed in the protective custody unit, or pc, because he had dropped out of his gang. and in jail or out, that made him vulnerable to attack. >> let's protest, y'all. >> p

the alameda county fire battalion chief tells us it was obvious to firefighters when they broke throughnt door that the man was no longer alive. the neighbor tells us the man was in his 50s and lived here for more than ten years and wearing a cast on one foot, recovering from an injury and she says that among the members of the residents here who live here they say that fire is often a fear in mobile home parks like this one. >> upon entry, we had heavy fire conditions for the first crews. they forced entry into the front door. were met with heavy fire conditions. and they did locate the victim immediately upon entry. >> now, the neighbor tell us they fear fire because they take off very quickly in mobile home parks like this one. alameda county fire investigators arnot saying what the cause was yet, but it is a densely populated mobile home park and thus they were concerned that the fire would spread to other units here that eventually did not happen. now alameda county fire and the alameda sheriff is handling the investigation. the coroner just arrived on the scene and we'll learn if

now she is suing law enforcement over a pregnancy test that she says is standard practice. >>> the alameda county sheriff's department is accused of violating the law by forcing women to take a pregnancy test. >> just trying to figure out when. >> susan hartman has a past, and she's not shy about sharing it. >> here we go. >> reporter: on july 8, 2010, harman was among those who came to protest the verdict in the oscar grant trial. it was not her first protest, but it did lead to her pregnancy test. right here at the alameda county jail downtown oakland. >> we all had to pee in a cup, and. >> did you know why you were doing that? >> yes, they said it was a pregnancy test. i said i'm 69 years old, i'm pretty sure i'm not pregnant. >> >> reporter: it claims department policy requires women 60 and younger to take a pregnancy test. >> this is not part of any comprehensive screening. >> we know alameda county is the only county in the state that is doing this, and it's highly offensive. >> i can hear me yelling help. >> reporter: this former arrestee, and mother, who's childbearing days are beh

." >>> and a live picture right now of the alameda county fairgrounds on a festive sunday, june 22nd.ood morning. thank you for joining us. i am sam brock. this past week has been one of the nicest weeks in recent memory. will it continue through your sunday? let's check our forecast with rob mayeda. >> sunshine. gorgeous conditions. 49 degrees. closer to liver more. fran, seeing low clouds and fog. and you could see mist with the fog around the golden gate bridge this morning. the low clouds sticking around through mid-morning in portions of the east bay. as we head throughout the afternoon, west of the golden gate into even thing and once again tomorrow morning we'll see the pattern repeat as the low clouds come in. temperatures on the south coast, 62 degrees with some drizzle. around monthry. yosemite getting up to 92 today. temperatures in the 80s in the inland valleys. we're tracking bigger changes lurking in the seven-day forecast that could bring a rare chance of light rain to the bay area. we'll talk more about that in the seven-day forecast. >> some much needed rain. we begin

an accident north bound 880 at the alameda off ramp. has that graeme blocks. ts cleared before the commute gets into full swing. and the north bay ride looks good through marin county. and still love delays in some of the heading through petaluma at 116 of 1 01 south down. >>: the pilot working for skydiving company mixes first parachute jump in but not for fun. no heat and the ditching his own play rather than crash with it. shawnkinmartin was on his fourth skydiving run of the date to pare shooters out fine. but a third hit the telling of the plan and damage the part that controls the aircraft climb and descend. kinmartin fought to control his cessna 182 as he headed back to the festus airport but decided to build before the crash. >>: is just 21 years old. >>: when i jumped out of the airplane was at 2,000 ft. so i only have 1,500 ft. to the ground. it what i jumped out the plane spiralled and crashed into the field over there. the one carried me and i landed on the soybean fields over here. >>darya: his only 2 years old still learning the ropes and colleagu

niiice bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. >>> lots of fun this weekend at the alamedar. the temperature is not too bad. 80s there. by sunday you're up into the 90s. >> and things are getting worse instead of better in napa. they have just issued a traffic alert for the next hour as they say the northbound lanes of highway 29 will remain closed at 221. again, this is a multi-car crash with injuries. chp is on scene now. we'll have a full look at the rest of your "kcbs traffic" coming up. >>> thank you, liz. it is 5:53 now. your smartphone could be your best tool for self-defense. there are several apps now out on the market that connect you with emergency services or alert friends and family in case of danger. cnet's kara tsuboi reports. >>> reporter: start with sosi emergency a $2 app for iphone users import your loved ones' contact information and once it's running in the background tap medical, fire or police for the type of emergency you're experiencing. a second tap confirms it wasn't accidental and will notify emergency services and your loved ones. or download th

yesterday suffering from heat exhaustion at the alameda county fair. ot close to 100 degrees. many people used the misters at a cooling station to beat the heat. >>> stay with us. traffic and weather in just a moment. >>> good morning. checking road conditions right now at the san mateo bridge. we are watching a five-car accident now it's just past the incline and traffic is quickly backing up behind it. at least one lane is blocked. it is slow out of hayward to the peninsula. here's a live look at the bay bridge. the metering lights are on, stacked up into the maze. approaches are slowing, as well. once again, all lanes are cleared, that traffic alert in fairfield has been canceled westbound 80 on the approach to 680. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> all right. high pressure really strengthening today. temperatures already running warmer outside. 50s and some 60s at this hour mostly clear out over san jose. we are looking good today. but the temperatures are going to get hot into san jose and away from the immediate coastline. these numbers are

a horse out of the alameda county fair grounds took her for the biggest venues in racing.les at the alameda county fair grounds are home to some of the most beautiful horses anywhere. it is almost as if they are telling you they know. this weekend, eyes will be glued to belmont stakes where california chrome, a favorite will try to gallup into history books as a triple crown winner. >> its his consistency. >> 22 years ago, shelly riley's horse called this track home, making history of his own the second horse from this fair ground track to capture attention of the racing world. kentucky derby winner morovich took the winner. shell kwee believes california chrome, they each have the it factor >> people that don't know anything about horses turn and look. it's a star quality. >> here, everybody knew casual eyes. in it, she details his second place finish in kentucky derby, and fifth place in the belmont. all from the purchase of a colt many rejected for just $7500. one more thing that makes horse racing unpredictable and exciting. >> there is nothing like a kentucky derby wi

county jail. >> in the custody of the alameda of the sheriff's department is traumatizing, not only traumatizing, it's invasive, humiliating and offensive. >> the sheriff's department has not yet received the lawsuit. >> an unexpected set back for a san jose mayoral candidate on the eve of the primary. rose herrera was hospitalized. herrera felt dizzy had high blood pressure during a forum yesterday. taken to the hospital and stayed overnight. her chief of staff says doctors think herrera has an inner ear infection resulting invert go and nausea. unclear when she'll campaign or return to work. >> nearly a dozen clubs in san jose will take part in the weed for votes campaign tomorrow on election day. 10 marijuana, medical marijuana dispenseries are going to give out free or discounted marijuana to those who voted. questioning the ethics and legality. the da's office saying because there are candidates for federal office on the ballot. the offer may violate 18 u.s. code section 597. it may violate california law. it is not clear how or if

it gives the alameda county authority to attach some of the assets if there is some kind of failure to perform in damage to property as a result of the contract. >> any comments? >> i would like to move the item. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >>o posed, the motion carries. item 11. approve the terms and conditions and authorize the general manager to execute a five 5-year revocable license to the irvine company to use approximately 34, 96 #00 square feet of sf puc parcel 173 located at tal man or and north mary avenues in sunnyvale. >> good afternoon, real estate services. this is a very straight forward five 5-year for market residential -- rental license between the puc and the irvine company,llc for property we own in sunny vale. i'm not going to elaborate further on that. if you have any questions, i will be happy to answer. >> i think it's perfectly clear. any questions? >> move id. >> second. >> all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >>o posed. the motion carries. >> item 12. discussing and possibly action to authors the general manager to consent on behalf of the sf puc devel

the danger from illegal fireworks. >> fireworks are illegal unless you have a permit in alameda county. we're asking people not to use them for this reason. >> they are not allowed at all in most bay area locations. >>> crack downs and seizures of illegal fireworks are underway all around the bay area. these were taken, more than a ton. santa cruz is trying to put out the problem on the 4th of july weekend. there will be increased fines for drinking ing alcohol as well as fire woshg alcohol -- drinking alcohol and fireworks. >> santa cruz is ready to welcome thousands but not without a warning. >> without draught we made the decision to triple fine for vie layings. sgrsz if you -- for violations. >> if you set off fireworks it will cost you $330. >> it's not going to stop people. >> why not? >> we're here to have fun. that they're going to charge we'll pay. >> people are visiting from other states paying a lot of money to have a good time. stuff is going to happen. it always does. to fine people for having a good time, that's not okay. >> others including these guys from san jose will be

. >>> the alameda count tip jail which is now the -- county jail which is now the subject of a lawsuit. >> he got murdered in the elevator. >>> the shocking attack on a 6- year-old boy in an elevator inside an apartment building. . >>> welcome back, police in brooklyn,new york are looking for the man who stabbed two young children inside of an elevator. they were going inside to get ice cream on a sunday afternoon that is when a man attacked them and one boy died from his injuries. >> he was my life, my backbone, he took my light away from me. >> police say the suspect is described as a heavyset man in his 20s. he dropped the knife before running away. it's not clear if he had any connection to the young victims. >>> president barack obama is asking congress for an additional 1.4 trying to across the boredder. as many as 60 thoughts could be caught this year trying to across the bored errol legally dashboarder illegally. the white house -- border illegally. many are freeing poverty and drug violence in their own country. >>> and many who have fallen on hard times could be put out of bu

. >>> counting in oakland, the dangers during privacy. a new alameda county blames oakland fire inspectors for not doing enough to collect some code violators. the violators only 1 point # million dollars. but they fail to collect the million and they can't keep up. >> we're doing everything we possibly can with the resources we have available but when you have to conduct on average 100 residential inspections per day per engine company in an eight hour period, that's difficult for a company to do. >> the grand jury is demanding change and wants oakland to create a special department to collect the fees and put liens on property owners who don't pay. >>> water officials start a sexy ad campaign at getting you to use less water. >> conservation can feel oh so right. >> the city's water customers got off to a slow start but now cutting consumption by 10%. the b.u.t. is working under the idea that will have dry conditions in at least three years. >> we're guessing pessimistically into the future to make sure our supply lasts as long as as it needs to last

i think they thought it was too nice of a machine and they couldn't trash it so they gave it to the alameda police. >> reporter: in the 1940s, flippers were added and they are the games we see today. the only reason they are considering a change in the law is because they're looking at the way gambling is happening today, like internet sweepstakes cafes. oakland has shut some down but more keep popping up. when city leaders looked at laws on the books they hoped would help kick out the cafes, they saw pinball was illegal. the one common theme, underground gambling spans generations and technology. >> next tuesday they are set to reverse the law and to catch up with the times it will discuss a ban on internet gaming cafes. >>> big changes for the big surf contreks at mavericks, how organize -- contest at mavericks, how they want to indicator to a different variety of team ,, sl >>> the cars are racing around the track at the speedway this weekend but it will be slow-going for drivers around the area. people are being advised to expect delays. we warn people that traffic is expected to be a m

the alameda county fire department said there more fireworks related problems on the days leading up to the holiday and on the days after. these tnt fireworks stands will be open on saturday. in dublin and 9 n newark. five in tracy and 17 in union city. >> i will not be buying any firework this is year because i feel with the draught conditions it's a hazard and i don't know why towns are still allowing this to be done. >> there is a lot of concern in the dry hot regions where grass fires have been frequent. >> people are going to drink and do something stupid. >> that's the fourth of july celebrating at four public parks. anything that goes up in the sky and explodes is illegal. >> dublin is right on the border. you can see fireworks and hear them. >> that's what worries many residents. >> how often do you get calls of people not obeying the law? >> they can be frequent. some of the more common areas are like in grassy areas up against hills in the dry grass. >> the police department said they will have 13 extra officers on patrol on the fourth of july and the fire department is bee

the bay. choppy this morning looking toward alameda, el cerrito and in oakland. artly cloudy today a cool june day with this area of low pressure again sinking to the south drawing in all that cooler air mass. today will be the coolest day of the workweek and then tomorrow this area of high pressure this huge ridge begins to expand and as it does so, it will warm us up each day through the weekend until we begin to flirt with triple digits on monday. upper 50s across the northwestern quadrant of the state of california. mid-60s through carmel. 80s to 90s across the central valley and a forecast high today on the south shore of 66 degrees where it's windy. 60s beaches, 60s bayside, 70s peninsula through our inland areas until we begin to top off at 84 degrees. that will be in cloverdale. sundown tonight at 8:36. by then we'll see the clouds clearing out leaving us with warmer conditions each day. yes, nearly 100 degrees at the alameda county fair on monday which by the way i'm heading to for our noon show today. and while i'm out there, come by and say hi. you know