i have councilmember roland wong. >> hi. -- events posted on a website. and let us know the link. >> yeah. all of our events. can be found on the one by one library website. which is www.sfpl.org. you can go to our call ender. and search by cat toir "bridge at main", alphabetically alphabetically. it's under t. >> thank you. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. good afternoon. i want to know the name of the author. of the autism book again. >> it's michael burnik. and richard holden. >> okay. thank you. >> do we have questions or comments from staff? >> yes. thank you chair. and thank you councilmember wong for the author's name of the autism job club. one of the council members. michael burnik. has appeared before the council talking specifically about unemployment issues. and some of the challenges. autism face meeting employment. he's a father of an intern we had last year. ana. before he came to presentation. also. we're using our ada 25 bay area website to promote these types of events. so that people can also look at our website to see what kind of

. >> cochair supanich, present, senhaux present, kostanian, present, harriet wong, pre, roland wong,present. >> my video display is not logged in. can we get the caption control? >> thank you. we'll next proceed to reading of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. agenda item no. 2. action item. reading and approval of the agenda. >> agenda item no. 3. public comment. items not on today's agenda but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. agenda item no. 4. information item. report from cochair supanich. >> agenda item no. 5. information item. the impact of cuts to students with disabilities. a brief overview about the challenges faced by students with disabilities as it relates to cuts to federal financial aid. presentation by raquel santiago ceo of disabled students association at san francisco state university. >> public comment is welcome. agenda item no. 6. information item. an overview of the san francisco police department crisis intervention team and it's current status. cit is is a partnership with between sfp

thank you. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> hi. i was just wondering. is this going to replace live interpretation. of asl interpreters? >> that say good question. i'm glad you brought it up and asked. it doesn't replace live interpreters. it's meant to supplement that experience. so oftentimes. someone in the community may need an asl interpreter. and they are either like a walk in or the situation is unexpected. to an on site interpreter. could not be prescheduled to attend. this service is meant to fill that gap. to give on demand. or instant access. to an asl interpreter. if that is going to last a period of time. to bring an on site interpreter. one would be called. the service would just be used in the inter rum until the on site interpreters can arrive. >> and people that request the service. they would pay for it. right? >> no. actually another great question. the city and county of san francisco pays for this service. >> also. is there any way they can actually teach as l.? >> that's a good question. not at this time. we don't do any teaching o

marilyn wong, the maritime administrative manager is a god sent. john davey, people don't realize how much work he has done to make this terminal a success. last but not least diniece turner who has seen the and mike nurny goes to all these meetings. he shakes hands and they know him by name and he is identified with san francisco so it is a team effort and we are have a lot of work to do but i want to call them out. >> i have a couple comment and think commissioner woo hoohas one more. >> now that i had a mbt to reflect on some of the answers that you have provided us from the various speakers and i look at the 5 year projection, so i guess elaine and i will think up on this one. it looks like the key variable here if we want to get to a positive cash flow i look at the net revenue loss line rather than cash flow because that is how we record. the key variable is that event can go up and dredging can come down. we can then break even on cash and that should be the objective. i do notice the dredging cost over the next few years is flat so i don't

in san jose, alan wong, abc 7 news. >> not everyone is happy about today's decision.igious and conservative leaders say their fight isn't over. louisiana is the only state tonight still not obeying the order. some judges and county clerks in alabama, mississippi and texas are waiting for more instructions before giving out licenses. opponents here in california say the high court violated the constitution and state's right. >> ignored, trampled by the majority of the u.s. supreme court. and constitutions which our founding fathers said would be guaranteed to be respected, those have been swept under. >> justice scalia was one of the four who wrote against the ruling. he said that whoever thought intimacy and spirituality are freedoms, and one would think freedom of intimacy is a bridge rather than expanded by marriage. ask the nearest hippie. >> shortly after today's ruling president obama called the man who led the case to the nation's highest court. >> well i'm really proud of you and you know, just know that you know, not only have you been a great example for peop

in san jos alan wong, abc 7 news. >> not everyone is happy about today's decision. religious and conservati leaders say their fight isn't over. louisiana is the only state tonight still not oying the order. some judges and county clerks in alabama, mississippi and xas are waiting for more instructions before ving out licenses. opponents here in california say the high court violated the constitution and state's righ >> ignored, trampled by the majority of the u.s. supreme court. and constitutions which our founding fathers said would be guaranteed to be respected, those have been swept under. >> justice scalia was one of the four who wrote against the ruling. he said that whoever thought intimacy and spituality are freedoms, and one would think freedom of intimacy is a bridge rather than expanded by marriage. ask the nearest hippie. >> shortly after today's ruling presidt obama called the man who led the cse to the nation's highest court. >> well i'm really proud of you and you know, just know that you know, not only have you been a great example for people but you'

in san jose, alan wong, abc 7 news. >> not everyone is happy about today's decision. religious and conservative leaders say their fight isn't over. louisiana is the only state tonight still not obeying the order. some judges and county clerks in alabama, mississippi and texas are waiting for more instructions before giving out licenses. opponents here in california say the high court violated the constitution and state's right. >> ignored, trampled by the majority of the u.s. supreme court. and constitutions which our founding fathers said would be guaranteed to be respected, those have been swept under. >> justice scalia was one of the four who wrote against the ruling. he said that whoever thought intimacy and spirituality are freedoms, and one would think freedom of intimacy is a bridge rather than expanded by marriage. ask the nearest hippie. >> shortly after today's ruling president obama called the man who led the case to the nation's highest court. >> well i'm really proud of you and you know, just know that you know, not only have you been a great example for

comedian actress christina wong.im at the atlanta improve june 4th-he sixth comedian jo koy. and my very funny comedian dan st. germain. okay. i want to talk about the controversy swirling yesterday over the movie "aloha." [laughing] >> well emma stone was casted as a half asian woman. maybe a quarter hawaiian or something. >> a quarter chinese. larry: okay. >> i think hawaiian is anything. filipino -- you eat spam you're hawaiian. >> larry: exactly. people were pissed about it. what do you [beep] think. >> i think the movie being a bomb is already an i'm sorry. i don't know what else you do. you go to amy tan's house. peter gabriel in the background. how does that work. >> larry: it's so hard to get rolls for certain groups. especially asian women to get leading rolls. >> such a failure as a movie. we would have been happy to take a [beep] part. that's all we get anyways. the evolution of my acting career has been japanese school girls, nail salon ladies and if i'm lucky a newscaster. i would have been happy. >> lar

. >> reporter: luke wong has been following the student protest from the outset. he's a teacher at a high school. early on he joined his students after work to take part in sit-ins. wong says he could understand their resentment and he was impressed by the way they peacefully pursued their goals. but he's become disillusioned. he said pro-democracy groups are no closer to achieving their goals. >> translator: i do feel relieved that the bill was rejected, but i don't think that means i have cause to be happy. there's been no progress in hong kong's democracy movement. the future of our political system is very much uncertain. >> reporter: leaders in beijing say they won't back down. so people in hong kong know their fight won't be over any time soon. takuma yoshina nhk world. >>> south korean authorities are doing more to try to contain middle east respiratory syndrome. they believe many people have caught the virus from patients in emergency rooms. so they told hospitals to restrict victimsits by relatives and friends. officials say mers has killed two more peopl

councilman harriet wong has a question. >> hi, mr. molina, thank you for coming today. when you discussed the tools using simulators, i saw how they shoot and interact with the simulator, and the videos are very powerful. when you talk about they are going to be in a role where they are hearing the voices in the head or seniors using their their slow mobile walk. i encourage anyone if they are able to get a chance to see these simulators, i think it's very interesting. my question to you today is are there any training classes open to the general public for viewing. >> in our classes, if you want to come and watch, please do. we have an open door policy. i have my second training that i put together. but we welcome public comment, because that's what we are serving. if we do not have their input, we are not doing it right. we need to hear if we are doing it right or wrong. that's great input. we welcome people to come out. the only issue is that police officers are okay, who is that person, why are they here. we are all like that. that's how we react to things, includin

. >> councilmember harriet wong. >> present. >> councilmember roland wong.nning late and will join us in about 20 minutes. thank you. >> thank you. now the reading of the agenda. >> agenda item number one. welcome introduction and roll call. agenda item number three. action item. reading an approval of the agenda. agenda item number three. public comment. items not on today's agenda. but within the jurisdiction of the m d.c. each speaker is limited to three minutes. agenda item number four. information i team. report from co-chair senhaux. agenda item number five. information item. aging and disability resource centers. adrc. of san francisco. a presentation on the services and locations of the aging and disability resource center of san francisco and the success story by an adrc information and assistance specialist. presentation by rowena fontanos, community outreach supervisor and vilma i. molina, information and assistance specialist. public comment is welcome. agenda item number six information item. the bridge at main. the san francisco public library'

. >> councilman harriet wong has a question. >> hi, thank you, raquel for coming today. i also attended city college and san francisco state university and they are both excellent schools. i guess my question is so when the student transfers from city college to state college and has to retake a course is that even when they have a passing grade from city college? >> yes, because the university does not consider it upper division. and it depends on the class which is a gray area. for example, i'm a psych major and a minor in counseling and rehabilitation. i have to retake the class. psych 5 is equivalent to psych 1 at state. some count as a transfer, others do not. right now the university is limiting the retake of classes to twice even if it's a w. they have recently instituted after we complained to the department of education. they have the ability to withdraw for medical. it's on an individual case by case basis. a lot of units are still being double counted. >> i really commend all of your hard work on this and back in the late 70s san francisco state had a very str

. >>> ktvu's claudine wong with a new approach to learning that encouraging all students to stand up.reporter: take a look around mrs. gray's classroom and you will notice something a bit different. >> you may take your stand back to your desk. >> reporter: yes that was mrs. gray telling all her students to take a stand at their desk. look closely and you will see those desks don't come with chairs. >> i remember being having these desks constantly asking my students to take a seat but never really knowing why. >> reporter: m mrs. gray's class is one of four at balosito's elementary school that's equipped with standing desks. >> it was something i had no idea existed or had the possibility. >> reporter: until after she was approach bid two of her parents. a couple of years ago while volunteering at the school they started noticing something pretty alarming. >> most pe had been eliminate, the rise of technology. the fact that kids are driven to school and not walking anymore. we had been recommending this and sending our kids off to sit all day at school. >> reporter: so they came to t

. >> i'm here with nang wong hello nang. >> hello. >> i need to understand house this gleaning work. >> we come and harvest like for example, we'll come over here this is the lemon and plug it like this. >> (laughter). >> made that good, good and ease. >> the trick is how not to hurt the branches. >> like the thing. >> i'm so excited about this. the people are so passionate about where the food goes to the private property owners give us the food they're happy that no of a t is going to waste >> oh. thank you. thank you. again job aura natural >> (laughter). >> from backyards to back lots let's take a look at the food and community bonding at the free farm. >> my idea was to start growing food and giving it away. and getting my neighbors to who had space and having a kind of event that brings people together not to run our food program this time around but to share the wealth of the abundance of our welfare. we were all divorce and as part of our philosophy of working together and working together. >> what's the most rewarding aspect of volunteering for the free farm stand. >> well,

i'm alan wong, reporting live in antioch. >> you guys are so dedicated.heck on the weather conditions. >> and the good thing is the temperatures are falling in the area. let me show you the current condions, and the humidity is creeping up. relative humidity 25% in antioch. anthe wind is dropping off as you look at wind conditions in other parting ofs of the bay area. i will be back with a look at the continuation of the elevated fire danger for tomorrow and how much those temperatures will crease. here's a hint, cheryl it's going to be hot. >> oh, boy. sandhya, than. >>> we're still getting piures of the fire. one viewer said they we evacuated from the pool as it was coming their way. brian coleman sent this picture from the intersection of lonetree and blue rock. another tweeted this picture from the fire of her back yard. that's scary. thank you to everybody who has sent in pictures. if you have some toshare post it on social media with #abc 7 now. >>> thousands of firefighters are also fighting fires in lake tahoe and southern calirnia. brandy hit has

jennifer wong. stand up. and emily vasquez. my life is mech bert now that they are here. it is good for the department as well. we moved mountain tooz get the 2 of them on in time for summer. summer camp started 2 weeks ago and i think they started 3 weeks ago. we are going to head out of here and check on kids who are being included in a lot of our camps now. i came here today to acknowledge all the support we are receiving to make sure everyone gets out and play >> anyone else who would like to make public comment on this item? okay, being none public comment is closed >> commissioner low. >> i want to acknowledge the great effort of staff and everyone involved in the strategic plan and the great effort and energy that went into this. particularly give special acknowledge to harvard business school and all their probon tow contributions totowards this even being a cal business alum nigh i do want to recognize the great contribution of hbs on this project. that is trully a remarkable contribution so thank you very much >> mrs. gensbering y and want to conclude by a coupl

alan wong, abc 7 news. >>> we continue to look at sky 7 hd. wind was a factor in the spread of the fire. temperatures in the east bay land have been over 100 degrees. spencer ristian is here with more on conditions that led to this, spencer. >> larry, you can see by movement of the smoke that the wind has been a factor. as you mention, there are other factors as well. extreme heat temperatures over 100 in livermore today. the official high temperature reading was 101. there were areas iwas higher than that. relative humidity is very low. we have briskinds. take you down to ground level, give you current conditions. it is 95 degrees the now. relative humidity dangerously low, 18%. winds north, northwest 14 mes per hour. these are clearly conditions that would fuel a fire and produce a fire hazard. we will keep watching conditions for you. probably won't cool significantluntil later after the sun is down. here is today's high temperature readings. 101 in livmore. 100 in concorde. 102 in antioch. good news triple digit heat isn't with us tomorrow

alan wong, abc 7 news. >>> we continue to look at sky 7 hd. wind was a factor in the spread of the fire. temperatures in the east bay inland have been over 100 degrees. spencer christian is here with more on conditions that led to this, spencer. >> larry, you can see by movement of the smoke that the wind has been a factor. as you mention, there are other factors as well. extreme heat temperatures over 100 in livermore today. the official high temperature reading was 101. there were areas it was higher than that. relative humidity is very low. we have brisk winds. take you down to ground level, give you current conditions. it is 95 degrees there now. relative humidity dangerously low, 18%. winds north, northwest 14 miles per hour. these are clearly conditions that would fuel a fire and produce a fire hazard. we will keep watching conditions for you. probably won't cool significantly until later after the sun is down. here is today's high temperature readings. 101 in livermore. 100 in concorde. 102 in antioch. good news triple digit heat isn't

you can read more on thehill.com and more at scott wong d.c.nks for joining us. >> thank you. >> on thursday the house debate. eight democrats voted yes and 34 republicans voted no. on friday votes on those two trade authority bills. the trade promotion authority or fast track would grant president obama authority to submit unamendable trade agreements to congress for up or down votes. trade adjustment assistance, t.a. sambings a federal program to help workers who lose their job because of free trade. votes are expected when the house returns at 9:00 a.m. eastern. >> on the next "washington journal" congressman kevin yoder discusses the trade promotion authority bill. and then barbara lee on the trade authority and iraq. "washington journal" is live every morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern. you can join the kgs conversation with comments and phone calls on facebook and twit per. -- twitter. coming up on c-span, a hearing on whistleblowers. the new york city police testifying on the 911 victim's fund. director of clinical cardiology at women's hospit

ktvu's claw bean w shows -- claudine wong shows us more. >> reporter: this video from firefighters showswith when they arrived on scene after 11:30 p.m. last night. flames coming from four new cars. it didn't take long before firefighters were calling this arson. >> it could point to someone who has done this before, killed be a customer -- could be a customer, an employee. not ruling anything out. it is suspicious. >> reporter: investigators believe the fire started in this car. by the time the sun came up that car was towed away. also critical to the investigation was the video shot by this camera. it belongs to the restaurant next door and last night it was pointed right at the four cars involved. >> what a waste. you know? damage four cars for what? >> the question today, why would someone do this. >> you are not getting property or anything. we have to take this with a different approach. >> reporter: a different safety approach is also required when you are dealing with car fires. look at this video. you will see a projectile flying through an air. that is common as the car melts a

ktvu's claudine wong shows us more. >> reporter: h luxury prefab -- luxerary pretab. >> they are build reporter: this is not what people picture when you say pre- fab home. >> it is really well known for being a indoor, outdoor home that has court yards on both sides. >> reporter: you are seeing blue homes new approach to housing. >> 2300 square feet. blue homes is bigger than that. 3,000 square feet. >> all of this fits on a truck? >> that's right. yes. what is amazing there are hinges here. >> reporter: maybe it is easier to understand it all by going into the factor. >> nobody else does this. >> reporter: it stretches the length of three football fields. >> this is the beginning. we cut it. putting it into the floors. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> the construction process takes 40 days for a big, 3,000 square foot house. [ indiscernible ] >> right now 40 days. as we grow it will take three days. >> reporter: they follow codes and as we moved along it production line it started taking shape. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> you can see you are getting

claudine wong ktvu fox 2 news. >> those homes start at $145,000 and range in price up to $6 that 25,000 but then of course you have to account for the fact that you need to purchase the land and then there are site costs as well. there are now design centers and model homes you can look at in vallejo, redwood city and also in l.a.. if you'd like to nominate someone for our made in the bay segment, there is a submission form. you can find that on our home page at ktvu.com. beautiful homes. >> gorgeous. i love that house. of course the lot matters. >> you've got to have the land somewhere. >> a lot of cool things made in the bay here. >> there really are. >>> 4:41 is the time. there are changes to the way you get paid for over time. coming up in 20 minutes, the reason the president says too many workers are not getting a fair deal and what he plans to do about it. >> marriage equality may be the law of the land now but some states continue to refuse that, refuse to issue licenses. what some county clerks are being told to say when same sex couples try to tie the knot. >> if you have opene

in berkeley, claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> if you want to submit ideas you have for products madee bay, go to our website and click in the made in the bay tab. >>> the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> dozens of teachers, and staff terminated from a elementary school and all of them told they will have to reapply to get their jobs back or be transferred to different schools. >> been in the district for 28 years. you know? never seen anything like this. >> i have been physically ill and so upset and hurt. >> good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> workers at west valley elementary school are blaming a lack of leadership and now they are fighting to get their jobs back. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's ann rubin live with the controversy. >> reporter: there is a meeting tonight that is just about to get underway. a chance for everyone here to meet the new principal and to hear about the vision for how to fix the problems that west valley elementary school next year. >> reporter: they were notified one hour after school let out for the summer. everyone

kirby wong. kirby is also a outfielder and she is from the saulf ball world about transferred into base ball and it was a pleasure to see her perform over the months and weeks we had her and she has done so well over the time and kirby helped lot not only the field but in the dug out. she kept everyone focused on and par. great job kirby. i have 2 unfortunately-cia bizony isn't feeling well today and odd reburn and cia was our catcher stud and first pitcher and short stop and she gave it her all 100 percent. sorry you couldn't meet her today. oddry burn is another special outfielder left fielder and i think out of the whole tornment and 7 games she played she only made 3 outs. she was on base every time other than though threes. pretty pretty awesome. spectacular athletes. now to my special coaching team. prin ses [inaudible] i chose prensis because of her demeana. coach alex and i was the bad cop and she was the good cop so when a player needed a arm around them she was there to help them along.

ktvu fox 2 news claudine wong looks at a new approach to learning that is encouraging children to standook around this classroom and you will notice something different. yes, that was her telling her students to take a stand at their desk. look and you will see those desks don't come with chairs. >> i believe before having the desks, asking my students take seat but never knowing why. >> reporter: the class is one of four that is equipped with standing desks. >> something i had no idea was a possibility. >> reporter: till she was approached by parents. they own a gym and travel around the world talking about health and mobility. a couple years ago they started noticing something. >> pa has been alim-- pe has been eliminated and students are driven to school now. . >> reporter: they came to the principal with a proposal. let us buy you 25 standing desks and see what happens. >> i had no idea. i had no idea how they would react. >> reporter: they had option of grabbing a stool and the desk also comes with this bar. >> you can put your foot on and you can swing it so you are getting a litt

. >> al an wong is there live where he just found out what's actually causing this problem. alan?just spoke with the contra costa fire department and said the pool is closed for the day. a total of 34 kids were affected. let's go to the video and show you what happened earlier today. this water park is a series of swimming pools that recently began seeing large crowds after the school year ended. 17 children were transported to local hospitals. another 17 kids were treated and released. hazmat officials say the kids were exposed to sodium hypo chloride which is an alternative to chlorine because it's more stable than regular chlorine. the down side is it's stronger and more toxic. here's what they had to say to us. >> the children were showing symptoms of inhalation problems as well as vomiting. >> reporter: now this all coincides, we're told, with the delivery of those chemicals earlier today. i asked if the system is an automated system that delivers these chemicals or not. they don't know. right now, the investigators are inside the pool trying to determine exactly how this all

as well and i want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this, and the clerk of the committee miss wong. >> do you have announcements? >> yes, please silence all cell phones and electronic devices speaker cards to be included as part of the file should be submitted by the clerk and items today will be appearing on the june 23rd, board of supervisor's agenda, and there are currently six supervisors in the chamber and we are convened as a special meeting of the board of supervisors. >> thank you. >> and the departments want to thank you for being here after the warrior's victory and i want to get going, call 1 through three. ? >> on the budget up dates from the mayor and the controller and the legislative analyst, including balance, shortfalls, strength and additional revenues, two, proposed budget and appreciation ordinance, all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for departments of the city and county of san francisco ending june, 30, 16, and june 30, 17, and proposed annual salary ordinance and positions in the annual budget, for the years, 30, 2016, and 17, continuing cr

marking orders to remove angela she was two concerned with minority issues chang replacement victor wong is grateful in the broadly tunnel rose pack needs a new shipment she's running low on puppet strings that appears we'll woe we have politicians like yee and wiener needs sprienl transports if they're to stand up to the san francisco police officers association it take encourage to stand up to the powders that be only mayor there is two mayors george gascon and another were the only when a two mayors that tried to reform the police department you know what happened to george moscone so i guess that's why people are a little bit front yard. >> next speaker, please. >> hello in reference to the toolbox scandal that was discovered in december 12th that case goes anywhere you don't bring charges against them within a year we'll forget let's talk about domestic violence i remember a few months ago i addressed one the commissioner now i've been informed don't mind me i got back from above the god bless boston police department now we're going to address domestic violence in a command staff i

candous wong and director of child care facilities fund. thank you for moving for the next study is long overdue. in the city we are very prosprss and see creating everywhere and grouth in the city and we haven't had the opportunity to keep up with the growth if cliled care and i think it is opportunity be tibel collect additional fees to help support child care development which is needed. it pshzs the city for opportunity for leveraging growth at the state and federal lechbl where there haveinate been facilities we lost on those opportunity y. think with the improving economy we'll see more of those opportunity. i think there is also the issue of the fact we do have 9 million dollars of requests on the current pipeline because there were not resources available some projects will not happen or be deferred and if there were resources we would be aivl to move some of the projects forward. thank you >> thank you any other public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. i want to say that the purpose of this hearing is to allow for the

alan wong abc 7news. >> game five will be sunday in oakland. member it's the only place to see the warriors and t cavaliers. abc's coverage begins sunday at 4:30. tune in. >> now to oth news, san francisco police relead video of an attempted robbery and attempted murder. investigats are hoping someone will recognize the gunman. police opened fire on a gas station clerk as he ran away from them. at harris and eighth street where it happened. katie? >> reporter: the manager told me the drs there to the store lock at midnight, but in this case the clerk opened them around 2:40 in the morning to let in a regular customer when the gunman got in. the next thing he is running for his life. may 19th harris and eighth street. two men armed briefly cased the store at the shell gas station. whenhey realize the clerk is alone -- >> point the gup at him and tell him to open the safe. thout hesitation the clerk ran out the front door. >> his nitmare doesn't end there. >> one starts taking four shots. >> fou shots, but it was not hit. regular customers call i

. >> unfortunately paul wong could save a few bucks. he saved $20,000 printing wels for the playoffs. >> i am the luckiest guy because he allows me to do that. >> the strenh in numbers paid off. the win ended a 40-year drought. >> how long have you been a warrior fan? >> like nine minut. >> i will call it now. i bet there will be people celebrating at oracle overnigh the dub nation is pumped and this celebration shows no sign of stoping. abc7 news. >> that guy is maybe a fan for an hour no >> alan wang has been hanging with the fans outside oracle and has more on the celebrations. hi alan. >> hi, ama. the party has driftedoward katie and away from us. these fan came here fully expecting towin an nba championship and that's exactly what they got. >> thousands poured into the plaza whe a dj was set up in anticipati of an nba championip celebration. the confidence in this town has been over flowing since the beginning of the nba playoffs. the fireworks were loaded and the parade preparations were set. all they needed was a victory and tt's

allen wong, abc 7 news. >> just getting started. in for hot dry weather. take a live look from our the east bay hills camera. details on what is coming our way. >> yeah you mention hot weather. humidity will run lower as we head towards thursday. take a look at live doppler 7 hd. mainly clear skies. head towards tomorrow. the warm-up started to day. will continue. temperature transfer. livermore. 92. above average of 86. look at how much the temperatures soar. thursday. in the triple digits. by friday, heat backs off a bit. we will see some cooler weather as we head towards the weekend. i'll be become to let you know how hot it is going to get in your neighborhood if you are not going to be hot exactly how comfortable it will be in a few minutes. larry. >> thank you. wildfire near lake tahoe exploded inside this weekend has slowed its growth because the wind have died down. now burned 16000500 acres. the fire is three miles away from the small town. and firefighters don't expect tight reach the town if conditions stay calm. >> track the high temperatures a