vicki started sadie's haven a horse rescue and sanctuary four years ago.he named it after the first she saved, a mare, lame from overbreeding. >> little old . >>reporter: with the help of volunteers, vicki raises money to cover the $2,500 a month it takes for food, medicine and farrier, often filling in the gaps with her own funds. finding space for her growing herd has been a challenge. >> horses are supposed to be like our wild horses, supposed to have access to freedom of a pasture and not be in a stall all the time. >> reporter: so when vicki starteworking at brighthaven, a sanctuary for smaller creatures, owner gale pope offered her the adjacent land for her project. >> vicki is compassionate, helping horses and other animals that otherwise would be discarded. >> reporter: vicki gets her horses from a variety of sources. most are given up by owners who can't afford them anymore. others have been abandoned and then some like mocha here who was beaten severely and rescued from a situation that left her blind. vicki says almost all of these horses would

i forgot to mention before vicky mentioned i'd like to say and i mean that vicky saved my life we have the proper tools in our kids to believe to evaluate children p with disabilities. this image is the front cover of our simmer camp guide. next we're going to talk about successful programs we've included kids in throughout our program. look you can sign up for anything we offer and we'll make it work >> she gets a lot of slack for the very important life she saved. so we're going to show imagines from different activities and this may not be the actual child but it is an example of all the kinds of programs that children h have had successful inclusions. do we have an i mention of our rock climbing wall and she's climbing up the walking up wall. the next imagine is a swim class the children are all holding swimming paddles. the next is is theatrical production. i'm not sure what show this is fro about vicky worked with the coordinator. the next imagine is a bunch of kids playing tennis. we've done is great things here. the next singes a butch you have kids sitting in a circle they're

vicki is helping horses and other animals that other wise would be discarded. >> vicki gets her horses from a variety of horses. there's some like moca who was beaten severely and rescued from a situation that left her blind. >> vicki said all of these horses would have ended up at auction. >> most going to a kill buyer. >> vicki supports the federal ban on horse slaughter and works youth groups to provide educational programs and a summer camp to teach the next generations the issues of caring. >> for the horses we save, there are hundreds others going to slaughter. they're not disposable. they're living beings that have a lot to teach us. >> for provider a safe haven for horses today and working for a future where they all have greener pastures, this week's jefferson award goes to vicki simms whitney. >> vicki has a waiting list of horses that need a safe place to live. if you'd like to help or volunteer, you can go to our website at kpix.com, click the connect button then jefferson awards. >>> back to our good news story, the weather. >> they warm up today and even more on sunday an

vicky, welcome to the show. rut first vicky i have run -- you are the first vicky i have run into since my baby-sitter which i haven't found. do you think this will be -- >> i am in your head. >> are you in my head. it is a large place. she was surprised the younger brother was involved and that he was a nice kid. isn't that going to be the defense? they will say the brother was bullied and we will have to nod along? >> absolutely. his position is clearly going to be "i was brainwashed by my older brother. i was a good kid. everyone will establish that during this trial. i didn't do anything wrong" except for the fact we have him on video and the evidence that will out on instraw gram and his tweets -- 0* instagram and a little insight of what he has done. even though he is 19 with a baby face he is a cold blooded killer , and i don't think anybody will be dissuaded with that argument. joe, you have a baby face, but you keep it in your glove come partment -- glove compartment. i don't mean to insult you. when yo

vicki started sadie's haven a horse rescue and sanctuary four years.he named it after the first horse she seemed, a mare -- she saved, a mare lame from overbreeding. she covers $2,500 a month for food, medicine and farriers often filling in the gaps for her own funds. finding space for her growing herd has been a challenge. >> horses are supposed to be like our wild horses, supposed to have access to freedom of a pasture and not be in a stall all the time. >> reporter: so when vicki started working at bright haven, a sanctuary for smaller creatures, owner gale pope offered her the adjacent land for her project. >> vicki is compassionate, helping horses and other animals that otherwise would be discarded. >> reporter: vicki gets her horses from a variety of sources. most are given up by owners who can't afford them anymore. others have been abandoned and then some like mocha here who was beaten severely and rescued from a situation that left her blind. vicki says almost all of these horses would have ended up at auction. >> horses that go to auction, th

we post information about the peninsula humane society's training prom. >> vicki, thank you. if you have a tip for vicky nguyen or anybody else in our investigative unit, give us a call. >>> let's check in one last time with rob, who joins us. rob, really a change in the weather from being very chilly to much of a warm-up later in the week. >> we're bypassing spring, going to summer temperatures. we're seeing temperatures in the 40s. and you pair that with the cold winds, out of the northwest, 15 to 20 miles per hour. it feels colder than what the thermometer's telling you outside. that's a sneak preview of your morning forecast, which will have chilly temperatures. east bay hills, a slight chance of isolated showers in the trivalley. and the hills east of oakland, the line has been weakening as it makes its way from north to south. east of san jose may see a stray shower. hour by hour, heading into the morning, clearing skies, dry air. that will support temperatures quite chilly. this air is dropping down off the coast of british columbia. tomorrow, less wind. still breeze s

. >> how about vickie? >> vickie? >> vickie likes denim, vickie was all about the denim trend. looks good, but she looks so good when you make it darker denim. >> a little bit of contrast can go a long way. it's exciting. >> it makes her look thinner, too. >> it's all about elongating your frame. >> what about kathy from pennsylvania? >> kathy from pennsylvania was adorable. she is petite, but a lot of personality there. so i wanted to hem her dress, it's a very flattering wrap dress, which is good. but it's so good when you really hem it -- >> it would look good with boots. >> it can, but i do think the knee is a universally flattering length to make you look a little taller. using the orange bag with the orange shoe is a color pop that makes you visually look up and down. >> so good. >> i've been wondering about melissa. >> all my life i have been. >> melissa is asking about neons saying how can i make last season's neon work. a couple things, she took a picture in her office, i think a neutral with a neon makes it not only evergreen and timeless, but also better for the offi

vicky nguyen has the details. >> reporter: the dtsc is in charge of protecting us from polluters but when we looked at financial interest forms by top leaders some held stock in companies that the dtsc is supposed to regulate. >> it's important that our public officials are working on behalf of the public. >> reporter: gary runs an independent state watchdog group. >> it's our job that campaign and governmental ethics are followed. >> reporter: he says the commission is investigating the deputy director after the investigative unit revealed she held stock in several businesses regulated by the dtsc. last year a pipe burst at a refinery in richmond sending thousands to the hospital. >> i believe in and it hurts. >> reporter: the dtsc never issued any fines after the fire. the agency said it didn't have the authority to do so. but we found during that time, the director held stock in chevron up to $100,000 and she held shares for at least seven years. >> i wonder if that is not a reason that this department has not been very aggressive in regulating refineries. at the very least it is

i'm vicky with a bacchus, kron 4 news.liviakis. >> pam: in sports tonight, a big front on the local. gary has those stories and the rest and sports coming up. --in sports. >> jacqueline: cooler today in the cool will continue through the week. we are expecting spot near the coast line tomorrow and the fog will become more expensive through the rest of the work week. you can see the stock bumped up along the coastline and is going to spill into our bay showers--shores just a little bit. the stock will be along the coastline tomorrow morning and by noon, will see it go back off. for temperatures, and we will seek mild conditions out the door. the light blue indicates temperatures in the fifth piece. quickly getting into the '60s and '70s by noon. near the coast line, spain and the '50s. notice, no '80s as we saw today. for tomorrow, 75 n. sunnyvale and santa clara. 77 and concord and danville, 79 in livermore. closer to the coastline, temperatures in the '50s. in the picture extended forecast, again, cooler weather will pers

i'm luke's telephone number o tobin and ilusion services >> i'm vicky. >> now i can see our slides. so what we offer are both specialize programs that's through our project insight program and inclusion services. we offer both and we feel that our job is to make sure that everybody has access to our recreation in san francisco. and we also believe that people need a choice. >> and the way we do our inclusion we use best practices important inclusion of recreation and that includes the c ct r s when which is a. so we work together and what the responsibility is i'll do an assessment with the children on disabilities and that is how they communicate what citizenry issues they may have any kind of issues in terms of behavior management and i'll develop a support plan with working with the parents and develop the strategy and work with the

that was in vicki soto's class.se was six and a half years old, and he was yelling, "run, run now." four of the children ran at that point. when he ideal the second time four more ran. and then one more ran, a total of nine. and they survived. jesse was shot and killed looking that gunman in the face. he was shot in the forehead. and, you know, the courage of a little six-year-old boy to even be able to think to yell, "run" under those circumstances clearly showed he was no coward, the same as vicki soto was a hero, and she was no coward. and dawn, the principal. they all looked him in the face, and they all eye to eye, and they were killed by him eye to eye. and it's beyond me how these congressmen cannot stand up and support something that would prevent-- or help prevent something like this from ever occurring again. as simple as a background check-- putting aside the assault weapons ban or limitations or control. it's just a stepping stone of the background check with the mental health and school security. i thin

big congratulations to vickie.ation of earth weekend, nbc universal, we are sending you on a very green trip to greensboro, north carolina. >> it's gorgeous there. >> especially this time of year. >> you and a guest will enjoy a twonight stay at the platinum-certified hotel in the u.s., the proximity hotel. it has a elevator tha generates electricity, 100 solar panels that heat the water and a restaurant with views of a nature preserve. it includes lunch and dinner, bike rentals, round-trip airfare for two, provided by the proximity hotel in greensboro, north carolina. >> she'll have a ball. >> i like her t-shirt. >> she's a party animal, that one. >> if you ever find yourself in a bind, just ask, what would ryan lochte do? >> the gold medal swimmer tells us about all the fun he's having on his new reality show. >>> and then the "biggest loser" trainer bob harper gets you on the road to skinny in three weeks. >> and the must-have fashions for your man for under -- ♪ >>> welcome back to "today" on this fun-day monda

i'm vicki livaikis, kron 4 news. re to come here on kron-4 news at six.top today -- the f-b-i but then she changes berkeley truck >> jacqueline: '80s for inland valleys and still 90 degrees and not bought 86 and fairfield and '80s and. as we take a look at our satellite radar picture we do see clearer skies high- pressure keeping calls out of the skies. we will see warm conditions but cooler than today. temperature will be running into the '60s and quickly ran into the 17th of the 10:00 hour 80 degree temperatures by noon. 2:00 high a mix of 70's and 80's. stay with us kron 4 news. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster

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i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: it certainly was a nice day out there today. and it definitely cooler along the coast. stubborn to clear it did not clear all day with temperatures in the 50s all day along the coast. compare that, to the inland valleys were it was in the '70s. and as we take a look outside from the golden gate bridge. slightly reduced visibility. half moon bay is under 2 mi. but notice errol's is falling. if the fog is just along the coast but it will be coming into the bay shore and the inland valley, overnight. temperatures remain my with the exception of the an immediate coast 60s through redwood city. the satellite showing low clouds near the coast. the high clouds will be moving in courtesy of this system. the rainfall will begin with fog overnight. clouds and the rainfall will come in early thursday. and we will time it out on futurecast, coming up. >> pam: researchers at u-c santa cruz have trained a sea lion. to keep the beat to music. ♪ "earth, wind & fire", boogie wonderland ♪ >> pam: take a look at ronan. she is a sea lion at the lon

. >> mike: well, some of the funniest moments i think in the entire series with tim conway, you or vicky get harvey korman, he couldn't finish the scene and laughing with the audience. >> harvey was upset with himself because he was a serious comedic actor. (laughter) it got to be when there was a tim-harvey sketch. all tim would have to do at the beginning was to look at harvey and go-- and harvey would be gone. and-- give him a look and he would be gone. >> mike: the remarkable thing about this incredible career that you had in the 11 years of the carol burnett show, you were also raising a family, you had three daughters. i can't imagine balancing, between with growing, you know, children and --. >> well, we had our show on a school schedule. and the only time i worked in the evening was on friday night when we had our tape night, but then the girls would come and watch the dress he rehearsal. so, it really worked out beautifully. >> your holdest daughter carrie. >> yeah. >> mike: a great story in the book about, you were helping to learn-- or helping to teach her not to tell fibs. yo

reporting live, vicky nguyen, nbc bay area news. >>> if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call at 888-996-tips or send us an e-mail. >>> tension on the korean peninsula up another notch. the u.s. deploying a mission defense shield to guam. got sent away and more than 100 factories could not operate. the move was drastic because it hurt north koreans. kim jong-un is vowing to reopen a closed nuclear plant. >>> the carnival triumph appears cursed. the cruise ship broke loose at a ship yard in alabama. carnival says strong winds caused it to break away and drift. today's accident scratched up the ship. it was undergoing repairs after the incident in february when an engine fire disabled the ship and left thousands stranded in the gulf of mexico for days. >>> president obama is in town as we mentioned at the top of this newscast. mr. obama is in san francisco as we speak at a fundraising cocktail party. he is here to raise big money. today the white house also announced he is giving back some money. the president will return 5% of his pay in support of the thousands of fu

i'm vicki liviakis kron 4 news. >> pam: san francisco's exploratorium is set to re- open in its brand new location next wednesday. the childrens' science museum was located at the palace of fine arts for 43 years. when it opens at pier 15 next week, it will have 150 new exhibits, an all- glass observatory. and a waterfront view of the san francisco bay. tickets will cost $25 for adults. and $19 for kids, students and seniors. children under age five get in for free. >> a big night for the bay area sports. the giants, the a's, the warriors, the sharks. gary radnich is coming up. >> pam: kron 4 news is rolling out a new program called kron rewards. for the entire month of april, watch kron 4 news at eight in the morning or eight at night. and you can earn valuable points which you can redeem for prizes, cash cards or exclusive kron 4 items. we'll show you a word of the day during those times, you then enter that word on kron 4 rewards and start earning points. go to kron 4.com and click on rewards. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed

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if something like what happened to vicki happened to any of them, i would be incan did he sayent. never mind grief-stricken. i would just want something to happen. when you see the politicians reacting because they connected in that way, and i applaud senator manchin, he's a good man doing a good thing. but what do you say to those politicians, the senate senators up there, who are more interested in saving their seat politically than in doing something to prevent another sandy hook? >> i'm 20 years old. my sister was 27 years old. i picked out my own sister's casket. i picked out what my sister will be buried in. i had to do that. no one should ever have to do that. it was a horrible feeling. and maybe if they had to feel that, they would change their mind. they would think differently about this. if they lost someone so close to them, they would definitely change their mind. >> the type of weapon that was used, this ar-15 assault rifle. do you think it has any place in civilian life? >> no. not at all. you know, i stood at the barrier leading up to sandy hook. and for hours just

my victim's mom and stepdad are here today, vickie and greg. i want to thank them very much for coming. i took these people's trust. because, you know, they trusted me with their daughter, you know, not to hurt her in any way, and i ended up killing her, you know? i can say that, you know. i can -- i can admit that i've killed somebody. >> when we made the decision to come to the prison to visit with mark, a lot of our friends and family were like, are you crazy? well, you know, i was full of rage and i was not healing very well. and i wanted to tell him about that. and so we brought with us, do you remember, some pictures of you guys when you were dating. and then i also had this photograph of jenny dead on the emergency room table. and i remember we kind of pulled out the nice pictures and mark was smiling and kind of talking about them and then pulled out this other picture. and i know that, mark, you didn't want to look at it. and i was so angry. i just wanted to keep shoving it in front of your face. i remember, i said to you, i want to he

. >> if you have a tip for vicki or anyone, give us a call. >> a middle school teacher under investigation for allegedly hitting a student in class. the video shows the teacher hitting at least one student. the principal said he can't share the specific details. in a statement he told us quote the teacher is on administrative leave, as we investigate, and take all necessary steps to ensure the students have a safe learning environment. that incident happened just before spring break. >> new video tonight, a frightening armed robbery, two men caught on tape terrorizing employees at big box stores, holding the guns to their heads and firing weapons in the score. hoping you can identify one of the robbers in the video. >> reporter: they were in this store inside one minute, in that short amount of time, one put a gun to the clerk's head and fired a shot into the ceiling. take a good look at this surveillance video. >> large builds, they will stand out. >> reporter: police are anxious to arrest these robbers. he holds a gun to the grosher's head, on east 14th. the gunman fires into the the cei

. >> hi, my name is vicki and i am a parent of a second grader at lake shore. i am a single mother so honestly, i didn't pay much attention to what was going on at the school. all i knew was that lindsey was a great principal whenever i had an issue which wasn't often, she always responded effectively. when there was a problem with my son called me right away. we worked it out. it seemed like a very civilized process and it was ongoing. so that instance alone showed me that miss keener not only cared, but that she worked closely with the teachers who were willing to work with her. so i would like to move the discussion forward. i do echo david's view that i don't really know what the district was thinking when they just blindly -- i don't know what happened. whether they put the heat on her and asked her to resign or what happened, but it's caused a lot of pain in our community. many people, parents and kids are suffering. we try to keep it from the kids, but the kids pick up on it. they know what's going on. so i just have said here, suggestions for rectifying

lucas and vickie inclusion coordinator. public comment is welcome. >> 9. recreation item capital improvement status and accessibility updates. presentation by paulina. project manager and physical access a d.a. coordinator from the san francisco recreation and parks department. public comment is welcome. >> 10. report from the physical access committee. >> 11 report from the disaster preparedness committee. >> 12, s fm t a multi-motile. >> 13. public comment. >> items not on today's agenda. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. >> 14, information item correspondence. >> 15, agenda item. 16, adjourned. >> excuse me. roll an wong will read the introductions. bear with me. please read the introductions. >> okay. good afternoon and welcome to the mayor's disability council this friday april 19th in room 400 of san francisco city hall. our meetings are fully accessible. please note that city hall is accessible to persons using wheelchair and other assistive mobility devices. wheel chair access is provided at the grove van ness and mccall. wheelchair access at t

i'll talk to the sister of a sandy hook teacher, vicki soto. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it was designed tothe ordinary. it feels like it can escape gravity. ♪ the 2013 c-class coupe. ♪ starting at $37,800. ♪ >>> today on capitol hill, a stunning and crushing defeat on gun control. the senate rejected a bill to expand background checks. verdict down seven amendments, including a ban on assault weapons, high-capacity magazines. in fact, just about everything. it's a huge victory for the nra and the bitter defeat for president obama. today angry, lashed out at lawmakers. >> i've heard some say that blocking this step would be a victory. my question is, a victory for who? a victory for what? all that happened today was the preservation of the loophole that let's dangerous criminals buy guns without a background check. that didn't make our kids safer. victory for not doing something that 90% of americans, 80% of republicans, the vast majority of your constituents wanted to get done? it begs the question, who are we here to represent? >> today's senate vote comes more than four months after adam

her sister, vicki, was a first grade teacher who was killed at sandy hook elementary. jillian was in hartford today for the president's speech. she was among the family members who flew to d.c. with the president and she joins us from washington where she very recently just got off air force one. jillian, thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> thank you for having me. >> so i know it's hard to hear people talk about this, even though -- still today and the people who you've been doing all this work with. let me ask you what it means to you to have been with the president today, to be traveling with the president today, to be part of this effort that you're in today in washington? >> it was a great feeling to be with him today on air force one and even in hartford today at the university and to have him support such an amazing cause and stand with us and remind everyone we're not going to forget what happened in newtown. we are going to continue to fight for change and demand something finally be done, that no one else has to feel this. so it was a good feeling

lobbying at the capitol this week, watching with them was the sister of murdered teacher vicki soto.> the emotion was bittersweet because it's shocking that we even have to have this discussion. >> president obama phoned some of the newtown families with congratulations while speaker john boehner's opposition represents the hurdle in the house of representatives. >>> the plan to arm its cops with tasers, police chief says the restrictions suggested by the public would have done more harm than good. they wanted to arm 5% of its force and that officers should have a less lethal option as a weapon. san francisco, it turns out, is one of the last major cities that doesn't arm its police force with stun guns. they rejected two proposals in the last three years over concern of the medical risk for people who get hit. >>> the search is on for carjacking suspects who led san francisco police on a chase that ended in a watery mess. this stolen car hit a muni bus and then hit a hydrant. the car was stolen from modesto. >>> gasoline prices expected to drop to a three-year low this summer. calif

the capitol asking senators to pass tougher gun laws. 24-year-old, jillian soto lost her big sister, vicki, a first grade teacher. >> need senators to be on board. if they saw their child be murdered this way, they would feel very differently. >> the families will be here through thursday, one of their first stops was a meeting with democratic senators from their home state of connecticut. >> people said that connecticut couldn't pass the strongest gun violence law in the nation. but when the sandy hook families came to the state capital, things changed. >> it is shaping up to be a tougher battle here on capitol hill. senate majority leader plans to vote thursday on a gun bill that would include expanded background checks. more than a dozen republicans have already said they will block a vote on any gun control legislation. including idaho senator, james rish. >> americans have the right to bare arms, just as stated in the constitution and to do it without government surveillance. >> the national rifle association has also sent out a special alert, asking members to contact their senators

vicky soto was among the six teachers and administrators killed. her sister jillian gave the president a bag with t-shirts reading, team vicky soto. she spoke with rachel maddow last night. >> my sister died and i am coming to washington to fight for change in her name and the other 25 victims of sandy hook. a lot of people have forgotten all the things that we are going through, and, yes, it's been almost four months but it is still very new to us. it's still something we live with every day. and it's a pain that will never go away from us and it's nice to have people rally with us but there are so many people that are still against us that we need to reach out to. >> you see what the goal is here. it's to rekindle the emotional spark that connected newtown with, frankly, all of america in december. the president renewed his plea for gun control at the university of hartford yesterday. >> newtown, we want you to know that we're here with you. we will not walk away from the promises we've made. we are as determined as ever. this is not about politi

(risas) >>> un escenario de grandes en la ciudad de los vientos, vicky creo que nos tenemos que anotar> no importa, lo importante es entrar en la categorÍa. >>> se les quiere muchachas. >>> vamos con ana. >>> se alborotan con romeo. >>> quÉ tiene romeo que no tengamos nosotros. >>> ana patricia. >>>♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> tomasa. >>> ay dios mÍo. cÓmo te vas sintiendo. >>> feliz sammy. feliz. >>> asÍ llegÓ tomasa. ves esa abuelita arriba, la eliminamos y a la trencita tambiÉn, muy infantil, estamos haciendo un color al reverso, el que tenÍa, que era muy dorado, se lo eliminamos, la hicimos rubia adelante, esta mujer es despampanante, la calle serÁ tu pasarela mi amor. >>> sÍ, tu pasarela. >>> ahora viene las cejas, los bigoticos, y el maquillaje, deja que vean ese maquillaje. >>> la dejarÁs bella, no ira a agarrr seÑal de televisiÓn. >>> sÍ, una nueva antena de univisiÓn, para todo el mundo, desde los estudios de "despierta amÉrica." >>> oye mi sammy hay que seguir trabajando, dejandola bella, y seguimos con los muchachos. ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> glamorosa la mÚsica y en espera de la transiciÓn. el

. >> tonight at 11:00, vicky nguyen shows us how this affected a bay area family and helps you make sure you don't miss important information about background checks for your child care. >>> well, a scary moment for a train conductor in southern california. the puppy he saw tied up to the track and why its owner will not face any punishment. >>> plus tens of thousands of people converging on washington, d.c. today rallying for immigration reform. among them a group of bay area students. >>> some of california's most powerful are making deals in china and in texas today. we'll bring you the very latest coming up in business news. >>> and i'm not the only one headed to the giants game. here is a look at the back-up at the bay bridge toll plaza. i'm sure some of these people are on their way to at&t park. first pitch 12:45 against the rockies. >> good thing you drive fast. >> jon, are you coming? [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to keep from driving all over for the best deals. you don't need to run around. safeway gives you real big club card deals e

. >> vicki, it is going to be abnormally warm.ratures are 10-20 degrees above-average for the entire week. with record-breaking or territory for the end of april! thursday, friday. and the transamerica pyramid. clearer conditions. look for mild temperatures. as we go with plenty of sunshine. temperatures are going to be warming up quickly. here is a look at futurecast. as we go through the day. plenty of 50s and 60s. and by noon, it is already going to be warm with 86. note, the orange is indicating where the orange is. and by 3:00 p.m., some red. i will let you know how long this hot weather is going to last. >> lets get back out to the warriors game now. happening at the oakland coliseum. kron4's scott rates is live, scott you've been hanging out with the fans? >> it was sell loud! you could not even hear yourself think. and why not? there were pumped up. and i asked them about what they thought about the warriors championships? >> i think that we are excited and will have a good chance. >> reporter: to you like our chances? >>