hot. >> vicki: 1/3 >> vicki: the first spacecraft to land on a comet woke up from its hibernation saturday and is managing to communicate with earth. the probe known as philae touched down on the comet in november.but the batteries were depleted after 60 hours of communication because the lack of sunlight its solar panels was receiving. now after seven months the probe is approaching the sun and re- charging. the german aerospace center which operates philae says the spacecraft has eight thousand packages of data which scientist hope to receive next time philae communicates with earth. next. wild animals on the loose. the city held hostage by rampaging zoo animals. coming up >> : so what are we suppose to do with them >> reporter: the county of san mateo and and the city of belmont are trying to get people to stop doing one i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly >> reporter: there is a problem that is not specific to the bay area but is a problem non the less and it's what these two men in the city of belmont are about to do. >>: ambiance >> reporter: they are smoking ci

gas leak on church street >> vicki: of the woman who was killed in a friday. the woman was identified as rosa sidewalk with her daughter. five other people.including in the collision. a 65-year-old suisun city man drove his car into the group of police say marijuana was found a driver was killed saturday the driver attempted a u-turn there were no passengers on the train at the time of the today.the emanuel a-m-e church in charleston, south carolina held its first service since wednesday's mass shooting that killed nine people. poratchurch bells rang throughout emanuel a-m-e church. emanuel's parishioners held members dead wednesday. >>: "we have shown the world how we as a group of people can come things that need to be worked out to make our community and our state a better place." go rack >> reporter: emanuel's pastor the reverend clementa pinckney, was one of the shooting victims. during the service. the reverend norvel goff led the >>: "it's been tough; it's been rough. some of us are downright angry. but through it all, god >> reporter: reverend goff tha

. >> vicki: and there was plenty of it. >> : i waited 32 years for this. >> vicki: this was a very exciting and plenty of people enjoying and. >> : marriages allow for everybody. as a lot more people this year. llanelly >> reporter: it was a sea of colors this morning as party- goers made their way through downtown san pride parade. without exception. cheerleaders. and dancers flocked down market street. party-goers were decked out in rainbow flags. knee socks. umbrellas and tutus. this comes days after the supreme court ruled that the constitution guarantees the right to same-sex marriage. organizers say the ruling makes this year's parade extra special. >> : you do with the bird in have been discriminated the entire life. the theme is about the quality. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people packed gay pride events elsewhere. including chicago. meanwhile. san francisco police say they seized at least four handguns at this weekend's pride celebration. yesterday.ten people were arrested on suspicion of public drunkenness. three people were arrested on suspicion of committing felonies.

investigative reporter vicky nguyen reports. vicky nguyen: do you know if you sell many of them?ale: we sell some. vicky: fresh and frozen, a new white meat is available at whole foods stores across the country. whole foods started selling rabbit meat last summer in 7 out of its 11 regions in the united states, including northern california. tara: these are already exploited animals that we hold dear. vicky: tara baxter doesn't mince words when describing her reaction to the decision. tara: and i live with two rescued rabbits and it hurt my heart. i expected more from whole foods. vicky: more than the pain of seeing what she considers a family member headless in the meat case, baxter says she fears the trendsetting power of whole foods. tara: if they create a demand for a new meat, that's going to happen across the board. every grocery store is going to try to follow suit. vicky: baxter and marcy schaaf of save a bunny in mill valley created the rabbit advocacy network to educate consumers about rabbit meat, fur farming and cruelty. the group wants to end the sale of rabbit meat

>> vicki : new at 11. police are investigating a shooting and massive brawl outside a mormon church in oakley. it happened this afternoon just as it's sunday services were ending. two people were shot.but are expected to survive. nearly 20 people were involved in the brawl. police say it appears the two groups involved knew each other. and were fighting over a possible damaged car. everyone involved had fled by the time police arrived.but the two shooting victims appeared at a local hospital on their own. the festivities are over and the cleanup begins after pride week in san francisco. for those who attended. it was a big party. with an even bigger reason to celebrate. kron 4's emily turner has the story. >> : all 50 states woo! >> emily :to say it was a celebration would be an understatement. >> dennis wilkes/ pride goer : it's my 50th birthday! and the supreme court made it a federal law for gay people to marry >> emily :today pride parade and festivities was also a victory for the lesbian gay bi and tr

>> vicki : firefighters are investigating the cause of a house fire in san jose. it broke out just before 6 tonight near interstate 680. officials say the home had been abandoned for two years. kron 4's scott rates has the latest on the investigation. >> scott :the house is a total loss but firefighters were able to get the fire in control before the fire spread to any nearby homes. this is just before 6:00 and you could see the smoke pouring out of the house. firefighters told me that the house was vacant and have been abandoned for nearly two years. i am also told that the owner of the house was using the house for storage and has been notified that the house is a total loss. when firefighters got out on the scene they had to go on the defensive very quickly because there were propane canisters that were exploding and embers that were floating out to nearby homes. the worry was obviously the other houses and the neighborhood could catch fire, so they got on tv to alarm house fire very quickly-- 2 alarm hous fire >>:it got really dark and looked outside there was

>> vicki : a disappointing defeat for the warriors. they lose 95 to 93 in overtime to the cleveland cavaliers. the series is now tied 1 to 1. the two teams will face off for game 3 on tuesday in cleveland. kron 4's scott rates was at the game. he has reaction from players on tonight's loss. scott? >> scott :it was a tough game that they're taking it in stride and regrouping and they feel like everything is going to be ok. obviously there was some disappointment but steph curry from 3 point only 2/15 shots made it was loud at the game. there were some cavalier fans they're and they're very happy at the and obviously. it was another overtime game and fans were biting their nails. after the game the coach steve talked about steph curry is poor performance >>:it happens to everybody whether you are able player or the ndp. sometimes the shots don't fall and things don't go your way --mvp >>:mechanically there may not be a reason for it just did not have the rhythm i know as a team we're not going to lead on game alter our belief that we're

>> vicki: victory for the warriors. they defeat the cleveland cavaliers 104 to 91 in game 5 of the n-b-a finals. and they do it at home. the warriors now leading the series 3 to 2. the two teams face off again in game 6 of the finals tuesday in cleveland. kron 4's jason applebaum joins us now with some highlights from tonight's game >> jason: the warriors on the verge of their first championship in 40 years. lebron jmes with another triple double look at this shot from downtown. the cav's led by one but then curry did his thing "the dagger" warriors pull away late this series is now three to two and the next can will be in cleveland on tuesday night that will begin six kron 4's phillipe djjoins he's been celebrating with fans philippe, what can you tell us? fulfil >> philippe:an exciting night at oracle arena. warriors fans filled the stadium tonight. this is video from a lucky kron- 4 viewer who attended tonight's game. the pre-game show was filled with lights, music excitement. and even fire. the team neckties' the se

. >> vicki: we are tracking tonight's big game.s been covering the game all night. carl laemmle >> melissa: i thought everybody was in the be sad about leaving oracle. but it was a nail biter all the way to the end. i just met some friends that were here from milan to georgia now tell me. why you guys here. >> : i really wanted to see them in person. i said if the warriors go to the finals he has to take me >> : onlyemaily. so maybe you're like is to rub off on a-them. would you think the key element of the loss was. >> : optimistic i think there vinify back and they're gonna be back into it. i didn't think it never did make it his the finals i lost a bet. >> : emily widish think this is disappointing is. >> : >> vicki: it'll look like they're crying. >> reporter: now these people were supporting them the entire game. >> : people cheering. >> : more cheering. >> vicki: triple crown champion american pharoah had a hero's welcome as the bay colt returned home to churchill downs for celebrations. american pharoah is the 12th triple cr

it's a great place to start the conversation. >> vicki : in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron4 news :hear from the warriors on the eve of their biggest game in 40- years plus. the giants try and snap an 8-game home losing streak. gary has the highlights. and lowlights.next! sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. ♪ ♪ ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... ♪ [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. ♪ [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. now when you purchase one of these affordable plans get a $100 gift card. all things mobile. all in

vicki and many were married in 1983 and remained on valley street through today, through vicki's passing. vicki's career later moves her to the us environmental protection agency, and she also got involved in community work. on first attending that upper -- meeting in march of 1998 she was soon asked to join the board and she became president of --. she held the title for 15 years until her passing. she was a talented professional and absolutely entirely dedicated to her community into her neighborhood. she is survived by her husband, randy, plastic daughter erin, but her parents sylvia and cindy, her sister jaclyn, and her many many friends and neighbors whose lives she touched. i just want to say, colleagues, as you know, i think is district supervisors we have unique relationships the presidents of neighborhood associations. we work with them on so many different issues. there have incredible assistance to us as partners. in trying to work out issues and neighborhoods and vicki was really just a terrific partner for me and i know for -- when he was in office and for mark leno when he

vicki was born as a kid in st. louis. graduate with an english degree from the university of missouri at st. louis. by 1972 she was living on fair oaks street having made a cross-country move to give a great city of san francisco are tried. she landed a job at rolling stone magazine handling the magazines classified ads. she left rolling stone in 1975, but she continued to work as an editorial assistant in magazines including the west, which is an offshoot of new york magazine. in 1978 she moved to valley street to live with her now husband, randy belinski, and his daughter erin. vicki and many were married in 1983 and remained on valley street through today, through vicki's passing. vicki's career later moves her to the us environmental protection agency, and she also got involved in community work. on first attending that upper -- meeting in march of 1998 she was soon asked to join the board and she became president of --. she held the title for 15 years until her passing. she was a talented professional and absolutely

in the jeep, vicki describes what she's seeing. >> come on, sweetheart. trying to turn her and bring her to the side that has the shallow. apparently she doesn't think that that is a good idea. >> the engine noise further stresses the trapped calf. >> you can imagine the sound of a land rover engine running over. it's basically like shouting at them constantly. oh, baby, i'm sorry. you fell in a well, you silly girl. >> the team members have to coordinate carefully to avoid either man falling into the pit. >> go. >> as vicki waits for the right moment to hit the gas, robert tugs on the rope and nearly loses his footing. >> what they're trying to do is get the rope under the tail as best. the trouble is the water is so deep in the bottom that it floats on the surface. >> 30 minutes later, they've made no progress. >> for a minute there, we just stood there looking at each other. we didn't know what to do really. >> after a few more attempts, robert and mark get the calf turned in the right direction. they secure the rope under its belly and tell vicki to s

unfortunately, vicky, we could use rain, not getting any.ek, tuesday, was quite the treat with seeing showers in june. >> okay. we call it goldilocks weather, not too warm not too cold. >>> feel free to express yourself more on twitter. the company announced it will lift the 140 character limit on direct messages. starting in july twitter users can send direct messages up to 10,000 characters with 300 million active users, one of the largest social networks. you'll like this. speaking of twitter. snoop dogg as top dog. the rapper and entrepreneur would like to add ceo of twitter to his list of titles. the current ceo set to step down next month, snoop tweeted out an enthusiastic i'm ready to lead twitter. not as far fetched as you might think. he sold millions of records, served as chairman of a major label, and self proclaimed dog father made his business strategy known. tweeted first order of business get that moolah! interesting strategy. >>> thanks for making us part of your morning. we will have more local news tonight. see you, have a

vicky and i were talking about this earlier. so, really now, today and yesterday, our dew points have been just little bit higher more noticeable, but not that bad. just you can feel it more than you actually can. feels more like florida than it does across the bay area, at least the last couple days. that will be the trend through the next few days. humidity will be with us because of that monsoonal moisture we usually see this time of year. 82 for the high today in the south bay, 76 for the peninsula, 67 today in san francisco. there's an area of low pressure sitting right off the coastline. that's what's been pulling in this tropical moisture, and it's had a little bit of help from that area of high pressure sitting across the desert southwest. the air pulls a lot of that moisture this way, and that's why we had a little sprinkle activity last night and even this morning across the tri-valley and up towards the east bay and the north bay. but a lot of that activity you can see, has made its way well into northern california,

kron 4's vicki liviakis has reaction from residents. house is where he has lived but it is empty now because he is back at the hospital until he gets a hearing on alleged violations. the violations are not public. she could not comment on the case pending a hearing but she did say that it did not seem to involve a minor he was brought here after he was moved from his cottage in a point because it was too close to a school. it was convicted of sexually assaulting young boys back in the '80s and neighbors were upset that he was moved here where there are so many children less than a mile away with a high school i spoke with the director of the after-school program >>:there are boy scouts' programs after school football in and the opportunities with kids around >>:it made us really looked even more to make sure that we did notice an apparent coming around >> vicki : now that he is away temporarily they would not mind if he became permanent he is in custody until he faces a judge in a couple of weeks but in the meantime it residents here wi

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jeff: there is hardly a moment that vicky is not thinking about her son brandon. >> i miss him so much. even misses him. jeff: brendan, a junior shot and killed last november on this path near the school. five people mostly teenagers arrested with connection to the murder. it was related to a marijuana deal. while wilson-moore says her son was not a big player in the drug ring, she is pleased that the police are going after those who are. >> the more they take down the better off we'll be. jeff: this week the investigators wrapped a four-month operation called growing pains. targeting those who are connected to the drug dealing. undercover officers conducted deals involving marijuana, cocaine and l.s.d. leading to the are of 21 suspects with the police searching for five more. >> we are hoping that the arrest and the message will send a message to the youth it won't be tolerated in the region. >> vicky hopes they are listening to spare themselves and the families permanent pain. >> he is gone. nothing will bring him back. that spot in my heart always be empty. >> the man accused of sho

vicki lynn viotti take us back to that neighborhood and talk to the people. >> vickie: loren first contacted us about a homeless encampment in her neighborhood to brett and the fence. >> vickie: she was worried about drugs prostitution even raped in her own backyard occurred with top with some of the homeless who after our story man or visited by that citation for it >> we cannot stop it took too many x's and whoever on the property no one is taking responsibility creek cal says is not theirs in union pacific says it is not there. we have drugs the prostitution and the homeless stuff there. nicosia >> reporter: you can see the fans is still down. there is a homeless encampment it is smaller. >> reporter: the rear >> it, the yellow and blue indicate to which agency is a sign that unit. >> reporter: we do understand that caltran is organizing a sweet letter and the week. >> pam: if you have a story you will like to share with us and just go to kron4 that, you can submit your story under micron for story tab. >> pam:--my kron4 story tab >> pam: exxonmobil says, it has stopped oil production on

jeff: vicky wilson moore hopes they are listening to spare themselves and their families of permanent pain. >> he is gone and nothing is going to bring hill become and that spot in my heart will always be empty. jeff: the man accused of shooting brenden was indicted this april and murder charges. his trial is set for late november. in woodbridge, jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. kellye: the die diocese is playoffingmoving toa new 68 acre campus in south riding. the move will take place in 2020. the new facility is expected to co million. the school says right now it has had to cap enrollment because of space limitations. area college students will play a memorable part in pope francis' upcoming visit to washington. they designed the altar he will use for the outdoor mass. they were selected in a contest held by catholic university school of architecture and plan. pope francis will deliver mass from the east steps the ba sill can da of the national is shrine h september. coming up, the 7 on your side i-team gets results. the changes dating website is made after several customers told us they

for vicky, pan-seared scallops. >> times were not good. it was a magnificent structure. >> you and i like the nostalgia. the people who like coney island like it, but i don't know about the young people. >> beautiful buildings are beautiful buildings. a beautiful view is a beautiful view forever. there's no other place with this kind of history and legitimacy. this place has deep romantic allure. >> i agree with you. i believe in the transition that's coming. i really, really do with all my heart. >> hundreds of businesses used to be here. it's not a matter of, gee, that would be great if that happened again. it is inevitable that it will happen again. atlantic city can be chic easy because the bones of the city are beautiful. >> i'm glad you feel that way. >> a beautiful old restaurant with really great food is much more interesting than a glass box with good food. i am rich. on the grounds of my estate, i hob nob with the glitterati and play equestrian sports. out on the veranda, we enjoy finger sandwiches and other assorted dainties. i

. >> pam:kron-4's vicki liviakis joins us live. from the apartment building where it all happened. >> pam:vicki - this is so heartbreaking. they were celebrating a birthday. r >> reporter:pam, i'm here at the scene of the tragic accident that killed those young people. >> reporter:investigators are trying to determine what would make the balcony give way. >> reporter:it's been an emotional day. as people try and come to terms with what happened. earlier this evening a special ceremony. >> reporter:wreaths being layed at the sight of the fall. >> reporter:a steady stream of people have been coming to this spot to pay their respects to the six who died and the seven who were injured when the balcony they were standing on gave way and tumbled five floors down. >> reporter:the accident is being investigated. >> reporter:other balconys in the building are red tagged until its deemed safe. >> reporter:back here live.as some students are dropping off flowers and paying their respects. >> reporter:we have word that parents of the dead and

. >> this is brandon phillip in the airport flying home to see his mom, vicki.ere's brandon in the car, big bouquet of flowers, flowers in the front seat, he has them seatbelted in. >> we have the flowers, my mom's been called been told that the flowers are going to be delivered in the next 15 minutes, we'll see and surprise my mom in a few minutes. >> mom knows that flowers are coming but doesn't know who is delivering them. >> that's a good plan. >> we have some flowers for you. >> thank you. >> now the flowers we believe are kind of covering brandon's face it's just like a flower delivery person handle this huge bouquet over to vicki. watch this. >> that's perfect! >> is it so sweet? she just breaks down immediately, so thrilled that he's there. but this video gets even better. the surprise is not the best part. >> so we just got the news this lady this lady beat cancer. >> she is cancer free currently, and we see the moment that they both share the news. >> we're proud of her. >> i love everyone. thank you for your prayers. >> what a beautiful moment and tha

investigative reporter vicki nguyen reports. >> reporter: fresh and frozen a new white meat is available at whole foods across the country. whole foods started to sell rabbit meat last summer in seven out of its 11 regions in the united states, including northern california. >> these are already exploited animals that we hold dear. >> reporter: tara baxter does not mince words when she describes the decision. >> i expected more from whole foods, i have rescued rabbits. >> reporter: more of the pain that she considers the animal headless, she considers it a trend-setting problem. >> they created a demand for the meat. that is happening across the grocery stores. they're all going to try to sell the meat. >> reporter: this group created this network to educate consumers for rabbit meat and cruelty. they want to end the sales. >> it is atrocious that they decide to sell a domestic pet meat in their case. >> reporter: this is among the 2.3 million pet rabbits living in u.s. homes, according to the largest national pet ownership survey rabbits are the fifth most common pets. >> they bond for

he saw it all and by extension so did vicki. >> what was it like here as a kid?ing down the boardwalk in the summertime was like walking a carnival at midway. the noises -- >> there was still remnants of the 20s. >> yeah. >> that sensibility, that look. handlebar mustaches. victorian graphic art and illustration was still very much in evidence, even in my time here in the early 60s. the boardwalk was over six miles of amusements, entertainments, parades, and pageants. a never-ending carnival. >> every place you went down the boardwalk was something else to see and all the stores were mom and pop stores, all very unique. >> yes. >> the world famous steel pier, amusement arcades, salt water taffy. >> i loved the joke shops. >> the joke shops. >> it was a wonderland of juvenile delinquency. i could buy plastic dog crap, plastic vomit, smoke powder. it was just something very sinister and forbidden. my parents indulged me when i was here. >> the menu has changed somewhat since the original. for me, a very tasty pretzel crusted swordfish over lump crab meat. for vicki

we'll talk to vicky price, chief advisor at the center of economic and brisbane research.hat do you think of a referendum. this is syriza saying party of the people how do you think it will go. >> it has been mooted for some time. it comes as a shock. make we thought we'd get a deal after the meeting today. i don't know what it will talk about about. i only discovered it myself at night. people were watching football matters in greece and it was interrupted for that statement. it was unexpected in terms of timing. is it a clever thing to do or not. we have to bear in mind that a similar thing happened back in 2011 when the leader wanted to have a referendum. and a technocratic government took over to create a bailout. it's a gamble. it's a worry. in the meantime we may have the banks getting into trouble, if the european central bank stops liquidity, and already, and i don't know if your correspondent mentioned that. people are finding it difficult to get money out of the banks. it's looking chaotic for the referendum. >> it may be a clever idea in the sense that the greek

host: vicki hartzler is our guest. we'll start with bruce waiting in florida on our line or democrats. bruce good morning. caller: the first thing i would like to say is about the isis. if they want to fight isis, they need to declare war. and on the trade deal, the republicans have the minority in the house. they do not need one democrat to vote for this trade deal. they want the democrats to pass it because they know the american people will turn against the democrats. this is a political trap for democrats. so for all the democrats in the house, do not vote for this trade deal. it is a political trap. thank you. host: congresswoman? >> we have voted for the trade promotion authority in the house and passed that back to the senate. but there's parts of the bill the t. a. a. that has not passed yet so there will be some changes and i think we'll vote very soon on just a clean trade promotion authority bill and the senate will vote on a version of the trade adjustment assistance bill and we'll see if we can get this ac

vicki was born as a kid in st. louis. graduate with an english degree from the university of missouri at st. louis. by 1972 she was living on fair oaks street having made a cross-country move to give a great city of san francisco are tried. she landed a job at rolling stone magazine handling the magazines classified ads. she left rolling stone in 1975, but she continued to work as an editorial assistant in magazines including the west, which is an offshoot of new york magazine. in 1978 she moved to valley street to live

i am vicky nguyen with anthony slaughter. you're saying it will be cooler today?n hot the past couple days. temperatures are coming down. san jose starts off clear in the south bay and parts of the tri-valley. elsewhere we have some cloud cover. that will intensify through the day tomorrow. today is another bright day, cooler and all relative. warm, in the low 80s for the south bay, 82 degrees there, peninsula 75 degrees, san francisco, 70s today. 70s and 80s for inland valleys. we have the first tropical system of the atlantic forming. we will talk about that at 7:00. >> sounds good thank you. >>> a desperate search is over in the south bay. an 18 month old toddler taken from his home is safe. the search started in sunnydale and ended on ash street in newark. the 18 month old was taken from his grandmother by his mother. she does not have custody of the child and did not know he needed potentially life-saving medicine twice a day. six hours later, police tracked down the mother in a red cadillac in newark and she was arrested. the child wasn't hurt but was taken

and memorial plans are pending. >> reporter:reporting live from san rafael, vicki liviakis kron >> grant:we checked with bart today and they told us they are doing their best to are deal with several incidents that have delayed and sometimes >> grant:let's break the events down starting with today. >> grant:when a small fire at a hayward maintenance complex shut down service between hayward and fremont. bart says around noon today they were able to quickly get the fire out. >> grant:but that left service out until almost two p-m. trains in both directions were sent to fremont aaution. >> grant:then yesterday a train traveling to san francisco was taken out of service. due to an unknown equipment failure. >> grant:in daly city two trains were the heat. system-wide bart riders saw delays of five to ten minutes due to the warm weather. >> grant:we'll keep you up to date with any and all bart delays. >> reporter:a man accused of abducting a 3-year-old boy from a milpitas library faces felony kidnapping charges. aphonso edington was arraigned in court earlier today. >> reporter:police say he

the --the bill more and more these days giants cruised ships on their way to exciting trip report vicki is live for us on the embarcadero. >> pam:vicki - we understand these big ships mean big money for the region.- >> reporter:indeed they do pam. >> reporter:in fact you could say they bring boatloads of benefits here to the bay area. >> reporter:the golden princess just shipped off for alaska. >> reporter:and as her name implies - the ship is worth its weight in gold. >>nats/welcome to princess cruises. >>sot/driving down the embarcadero if you don't look all of a sudden you see this giant ship. it just takes your breath away. >>sot/it looks like a >>sot/q; where are you going? alaska. yeh, it's our honeymoon. awe! >> reporter:for this young couple - it might be the love boat. but for the city of san francisco it's a treasure >>sot/every cruise ship that comes to san francisco is estimated to generate about a million dollars in economic benefit for the region. >> reporter:yup, a million dollars. >> reporter:peter dailey of the port of san francisco says cruise numbers are at record lev

. >> pam: vicki liviakis has the perfect dine and dish for the hot days ahead.a story on ice cream. ahead. return >> diane: state-owned we will be back with more weather! (engines revving) listen up. ready. ready. (engines revving) steady. (engines revving) go! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >> grant:today. president obama was interrupted by an activist at an event honoring l-g-b-t pride month in the white house. and after several outburts from the activist.we learned the president knows how to handle a heckler. >>.your in my house >> grant:the heckling persisted and obama went on to call the act disrespectful. the man was protesting migrant deportations under the obama administration. eventually obama had the man removed from the room. >> grant:an immigration group later said the protester is a transgender undocumented immigrant. who founded an advocacy group for l-g-b-t-q immigrants. this >> diane: >> diane: parley cloudy skies by 5:00 a.m. we have to clouds and place wit

in berkeley, vicki liviachi, kron 4 news. >> that is late night. >> warming up.d to hear. >> more sunshine tomorrow. at the coast, it will still b threatty cloudy. looking sunny in san jose. >> that's it for us. we'll see you tomorrow morning, everybody. have a good night. 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! 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. >> they can't do this to us. >> the duggar sisters standed by harem battled brother. >> i want to speak up in his defense. >> josh has done some very bad things. >> what their body language shows. >> two parents concerned about their child. >> then, the former miss america contestant. what she is sa

talk about the baker pizza because it did vicky to did not want to cater a way that now the man and woman that is the way that it should be defined. bill: today not the end but a beginning of a new fight. >> this whole festival is well underway on the delaware river with festivities all weekend long on the camden and philadelphia waterfront. the tall ships is a large vessel with home and abroad sales, 13 cell down the dollar before they boarded. this four-day festival. i have the pleasure of taking the boys down the delaware on the us coast guard cutter. it was absolutely amazing. it was built in 1936 and it was like going into a giant -- time machine. they are basically at school they live live, eat, study and take tests right on the vessel. i have the pleasure have a chevron first-class you done is what you would call the senior of this were a traditional college. she told told me all about what they do. >> can we watch the cadets unfurl the sale? that means to raise them from the down position. you you cannot believe house didn't -- strenuous this is. clicks after we reach our destinat

. >>> well, let's talk more about that with vicky pryce from the center of economic research.his is an extraordinary move by alexis tsipras, what do you make of the views of a referendum and the fact that he's really hoping for a no vote. >> it's a dangerous situation for the greeks to find themselves in. if the greeks go for a no vote. there's no way the banks will be supportive. or anything will be done to disperse money or paying back the debts or pensions and wages. that's a really really really sort of risky position to find yourself in. >> he seems to have pre-empted the talks in brussels going on right now, rather. you wonder what are they going to talk about if he's already said actually there'll be a referendum on the bailout deal. >> indeed. this was supposed to be the accept of coming up with a solution the greeks might accept. it moved from being political, the euro group booking at debt and we know there wasn't much chance of the two sides seeing eye to eye on detailed measures whether taxes would fall what to do with the reforms. it wasn't going to move forward a

. >>> vicki, here's a video i took this afternoon in corte madera and the wind was blowing.miles per hour. and here at the gas station my hair got messed up. we know that's not very cool. live here san francisco, and we have some high clouds actually from some thunderstorms that were in the sierra the thunderstorms have not made it here to the bay area but the clouds have. so we have these high clouds and also low clouds pushing into the bay at the same time. in fact here's a look at the thunderstorms in the satellite view. lots of activity in the sierra. this system is moving east. the sea breeze won't be as strong. things will warm up. by the time we get to the middle of next week to tuesday and wednesday, this right here hurricane blanca the remnants from this hurricane will work their way up into the bay area. we'll see some extra clouds from that possibly even some showers here in the bay area. we'll be watching that closely the next few days. tomorrow temperatures 90 inland, warmer monday. the low clouds by the bay only for monday morning. sunny inland all the way thro

. >>> well, vicki, a lot of clouds coming in over sfo this evening. low and high clouds. this is a time lapse past 15 minutes. the high clouds making for some really nice colors in the evening sky. the low clouds making a comeback especially at the golden gate bridge. it's gray out there for tonight. and the low clouds coming back into the bay and into the inland valleys that's going to make for much cooler temperatures tomorrow especially inland valleys. we could be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler for tomorrow afternoon. so a cloudy start most places. and clearing through the morning hours. sunshine for the afternoon. the sea breeze is going to be over 30 miles per hour and that's going to funnel in lots of cool air into the east bay valleys. and just about everybody across the board we're all going to be cooler for tomorrow here's fog tracker 6 a.m. there's the low cloudiness into the bay in toward the tri- valley toward concord and martinez, north bay valleys. we'll watch the clearing take place first here in the east bay at 9 a.m. still low clouds by the bay. by the way

>>vicki liviakis: with all the promises in the world but she was struck on the payroll last week 7:00 p.m. dusk they say she went into the road to avoid a fallen tree and that is when she was hit by a minivan that she was taken to marin general but taken off life-support, the driver cooperated and police say he was given a sobriety test and passed neighbors are still shaken. >>: it makes us feel so horrible. we are pretty tight community >>vicki liviakis: school officials and now a letter to parents and students offering condolences to the family of celeste the meantime at a high school providing grief counseling for the students at memorial plans are pending. >>james: also in the news this morning the south bay a man accused of of the upper your boy from a library last friday was in court tuesday the 23 year-old man was shackled at the waist as he entered the court room he was arraigned on felony kidnapping charges police said he snatched the child from the children's section of the library, only to be captured an hour later after being spotted by a bus driver the boy was not injured

>>vicki liviakis: he is one of the valley's group homeless and wealthy silicon valley and i think that is still a crisis of dealing with the crisis had on a is an organization called home first home for us as a shelter that temporarily house of people like mike they range from living their housing opportunities to just getting out incarceration but with skyrocketing rents they're expecting to see an increase in the homeless like these people in the camp at less than a block away who might get a visit from out retains in a small survival kits. >>mark: will have details taking a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza will be right back in just two minutes. >>mark: this time reported sales of evansville a summer discarding the animal remains frozen like a real attack tracks when it was founded there was such a force for a dog discovered a gold chickens rats and catfish there're a dozen mutilated animals the reason behind all this is still unknown the sole power plane on a mission flight around the world without fuel and not patentable wiping the so impose to haddock and unschedule

i'm vicky nguyen and standing by is anthony stlaugter erslaughter with the micro climate forecast.m the excessive heat of the past week. temperatures reached 100 degrees in the tri-valley this past week. a little bit of a cooldown yesterday, only 91. so it's all relative here across the bay area. a live shot from san francisco. lots happening this morning as folks getting ready to head into the city for the pride parade. starts around 10:00 this morning. you'll notice temperatures will eventually climb into the low 60s. 63 by noon and we'

please read the enema >> today's meeting will be adjourned and on behalf of supervisor wiener this is vickirosen. at the request of pres. reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome.. supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel] how are you. >> all right. good morning, everyone. welcome to expand our tuesday, june 16, tuesday, june 16, 2015 transportation authority plans & programs committee i'm supervisor tang the chair of the committee we have sxhieshgsz to my right and supervisor yee and supervisor farrell we have our clerk steve and jim smith and charles kremenak from sfgovtv. >> roll call. >> sxhed absent. >> sxhieshgs supervisor farrell supervisor tang supervisor yee we have quorum. >> thank you and if we can call item 2. >> the advisory committee report. >> good morning, commissioners item 4 on our agenda today while the cca recommended $12.4 million for the 60 foot hybri

please read the enema >> today's meeting will be adjourned and on behalf of supervisor wiener this is vickirosen. at the request of pres. reid and supervisor cohen on behalf of former commissioner leroy cain and mr. james jerome.. supervisor campos, the late mrs. karen huggins. >> thank you. is there any other business before us today >> that concludes our business for today matter present >> thank you everybody. we are adjourned. >>[gavel]

i'm vicky the chair of the board of success in san francisco i know you've pretty much heard what we do and who we are we've taken on the toughing job the most vulnerable youth under the limp of lloyd's jackson their surrendered but this requires extra staff and extra programming we bring 3 times as much money into the program as we get from the san francisco unified school district we said that you're in a crutch for space right now and we appreciate the offer you've made but we very specific needs including spates safety, the things how kids needs to be successful and if you can't do that we understand you've got space crunch if i can't do it right now work with us to give us more time and we know find the right place thank you. >> (clapping). >> i'm sorry. >> i'm sorry one minute really one minute. >> i was formal chief counselor in hunters point and provided legal services and served as a commissioner on the probation commission and worked closely with the san francisco unified school district superintendant we reformed criminal justice i'm asking to reconsider the space allocati