. xreet bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> thousands of dry lightening strieks sparked doz bs of small fires. the storms are now involved on but fire crews are still watching for hot spots. good evening. i'm in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. nearly 6 thousand strieks reported in the past hours. ktvu's live this evening where cal fire is dealing with about 20 of those fires.

ken. >> frank, this unusual weather had firefighters scrambling with the bulk of the lightening-caused fires happening near here. it was a long day for firefighters across the north bay as they responded to call after call for lightening-caused fires. >> we had several hundred reported lightening strikes throughout the sonoma lake, napa, slau know counties. >> at least 20 of those strieks led to fires and almost half were near the sonoma napa county line. the good news is the fires were small, the large just two acres, but getting to them was tough. >> there's some accessibility issues with where the strieks are so the crews are having to hike in and gain access to those fires. >> beyond if fire danger, many people thought mother nature's light show was dazzling. these are some of the pick schurs sent to us by ktvu viewers. >> woke up to the thunder and

lightening and turned off all my inside lights and made myself comfortable on the couch and just watched it for an hour, hour and a half. my dogs weren't real happy about it. >> jeff found himself with a bed full of shivering pets and a nervous girlfriend. >> they never experienced anything like that so it's all any. of course, my girlfriend hates liektening. >> so you had to protect everybody. >> the best i could, yeah. >> cal fire says the danger isn't over yet. there could be some strikes that left embers smoldering. >> we could definitely have lightening strikes out there that do heat up then we could get some fires out of those. >> cal fire says if you have not cleared defensible space around your spot now is a good time tietd while the weather is cool and moist. live, ktvu channel 2 news. >> lienth strieks are the last

thing you need this time of year. take a look at the satellite or radar. between midnight last night and 6:00 this morning look at all the strieks, especially in the north bay. sonoma and marin counties, that activity now moved off. where that system go, it's tracked east. there were thorms up in the mountains tonight. we'll loop it back here and see them all kind of moving off this way. so changes coming. as that system rolls out, temperatures have to warm up. back here at 150:20, i'll let you know just how warm in your neighborhood. the obama mid main strags made a decision today. it will no longer block the ability to have over-the-counter contraception pill. this means girls regardless of age shouldn't be able to walk into a drugstore and buy plan b one step without a mripgs. the justice department had been fighting the prent unrestricted

sales but said today it was dropping the effort after rulgs did not go in its favor. almost but not yet. that's the optimistic report from sacramento tonight as lawmakers worked to hammer out a bublg et ahead of this saturday's deadline. govrper jerry brown and raw makers compromised on perhaps the most contentious budget. under the proposed budget, k through 12 schools would qualify for extra funding if 55 pktd or more of the students are either poor or english learners. it helps that the governor is negotiating with the democrats supermajority in both the senate and the assembly. >> the bill needs to find its way into print, sit for a day at least or two and then we must vote on it by friday. saturday is the latsest. that is our ted line, and we will meet it. >> at the governor's insist ensz ens, pegged at the conservative

end of the scale at $96 million. some $206 million is slated to improve mental health shfss and $80 million is going to be restored for adult dental benefits. here in the bay area, lawmakers are set to vote for san jose's new budget tomorrow but ahoefd that vote the public had new opportunity to weigh in. live at city hal with the one priority most everyone agrees on. amber. >> gasia, public shafty is at a top. outlining what the spending priorities will be and here at city hal tonight san jose residents had their last chance to give input orn the budget during a special meeting. san jose today is a far cry from what it was 12 years ago when it was known as the safest large city in the nation. with crime spike, mayor chuck reid says the no. 1 priority is public safety. >> the level of service isn't as

good as we want. we're focussed on that and this budget to try to improve that level of as much as. >> the mayor proposes bringing in the maximum recruits. the police officer's association welcomes that but says it doesn't address the void left by the 150 afrlss who have resigned in the past few years because of low mor rail, low pay and no pay increase. >> we don't have the officers it takes to keep this city safe. >> in order to retain officer, the mayor say the budget proposal will include pay raises and bonuses for veteran officers who stay with the department. >> i would love to see this park get more rangers to keep it safe and clean. >> at tonight's hearing speakers include everyone from schiel students to community activist sdmrs the response has been loud and clear, public safety, reducing burglaries, increasing code enforcement and adding

library hours are of top concern. >> the bujs et proposal does not include any service cuts or layoffs. the city council is schedule today vote on it tomorrow afternoon. live in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. now, to southern california where people touched by a mass shooting last week gather on the campus to remember those who lost their lives. the shooting left six people dead including the gunman. this evening hundreds of people came to the campus to share in their sadness and begin in the healing process. >> puts things in perspective, doesn't it. >> i'm a psych professor. i think one of the ways in which it helps is to have other people around to share the pain as well as the healing. >> tomorrow's graduation ceremony at the community college will double as an official memorial service for the victims. an investigation is underway tonight after a body was discover third-degree evening under the 980 freeway in oakland. police were called to the scene

at 23rd street and martin luther king, jr., way around 6:30 this evening. police say the body was found behind a fence yashds away from the tracks. official reports from the scene suggest the person is a transient and may have been traying under the freeway. police toild our crew there was no obvious saturday night of foul play. in san francisco police are working to identify a body discovered in the bay. the medical examiner was called about 11:30 this morning. police say the body was in the water underneath the historic ferry boat. that intoet part of the san francisco maritime national historical park. no word yet tonight orn the person's identity. another limousine fire in the bay area under information tonight. to one was hurt as a group of elderly women were able to escape the ied limo, but the fires are giving a black eye to the industry and some people

rethinking their plans. >> at san francisco city hal this wegd party chose to skip some of the pomp and circumstance. >> not going to do limos. >> she cease concerned about the safety of limousines. last month killed a bride and four friends. yesterday in walnut creek, a fiesh forced a group of elderly women to evacuate this town car. >> bad rap right now. >> owns the 2008 lincoln town car that is not totalled. because no one was hurt, there are no criminal charges but could be fined. the town car is suppose today carry up to eight passengers but walnut kriek place say it was carrying ten. >> i don't know how many people are in that car at the time. >> the two incidents are shaking the confidence of customers at the height of wedding season. >> i was planning the bachelor party. usually people rent limos. this time around i decided not to. >> wedding sxevent planner sfras her perspective safety has always been an issue with the

limousine industry. >> basically droe off before she got on the shuttle. >> that it's becoming common knowledge. >> i think it's made people a bit more selective. there used to be a lot of companies. i'm sure they're still out there but not all are doing as well as some of the other once. >> the owner of the town car that caught fire yesterday says the car was serviced hereby two weeks ago and that it had a clean record. he says she believes the cause of the tire wiz electrical. in south san francisco, patty lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the u.s. supreme court handed down three more opinions today but so far there has been no decisions on the most anticipated cases including california's ban on same sex marriage. attention now turns to thursday when the court is expected to release more decisions. the court is schedule today make a decision on prop 8 some time before the end of the month when the court's current session is scheduled to end. across the state, county clerks are preparing for an influx of

same-sheks couples should the court uphold the appellate ruling that invalidated prop 8. in san francisco, dozens of volunteers are being trained to conduct as many as 200 weddings a day. a city city representative says san francisco will be a destination if same-sex marriage is legal in california. still ahead, proving bilge is beautiful, even in a bathing suit. >> i'm not ashamed of my body. >> the bay area woman behind a facebook ge no, ma'am nonand what she's saying about her condition. clearing skies mean climbing temperatures. how much warmer it could be tomorrow. and in 90 seconds, patriot or trader. >>

tfrments 29-year-old excia ajoent who leaked details of toch secret u.s. surveillance programs has gone missing in hong kong. edward snowden checked out of his hotel hours after going public in his video released yet. knowden revealed last week the agency's broad monitoring of phone calls and internet data. at this hour the journalist who exposed those programs says more revelations will come. ktvu deborah live in our news room now with reaction to snowden's bold breach. >> patriot or trader, that's the question we posed tonight but for many people it's not so black or white.

>> i sit in my desk certainly had the authorities to wiretap anyone from you or your accountant. >> he didn't graduate high school and left the army, but edward sne know snowden had a contract job, a high salary and top security clearance. >> a 27-year-old software genius at google, you wouldn't have been surprised. >> professor steve weber consulted for the defense department. he noted snowden claims his disclosures were a matter of conscience. >> it's actually up to the rest of us to evaluate that. clearly in both cases they have broken very significant laws. >> what do you think, trader/patriot. >> boy, he's not a trader 6789 not at all. >> i'd say he -- it's tough. he's both. >> i know what he's done.

it's not something i would do, but i i'm not really -- i i'm undecided on that right now. >> president obama today didn't address snowden outing himself as the leaker, and his spokesperson questions away. >> there is obviously an investigation underway into this matter, and for that reason, i aum not going to be able to discuss specifically this individual or this investigation. >> the breach shines a light on the government's dependence on contractors. almost a half million of them with top security clearances, all the time getting younger and more tech savvy. >> there are people, young people working in organizations like cia, nsa who weren't even ten years old when osama bin laden brought down the world trade center. they have a different view out of the last ten years than we do. >> today the justice department began the process of charging snowden with disclosing classified information. it's the first step towards

extraditing him from wherever he may be now. from the news room, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now. it seems many americans may be sympathetic toward government surveillance. according to peer researchers, 62% of people asked put the priority on investigating threats while 34% of those polls said personal privacy was their first priority. san jose police say a fourth suspect is behind bars in connection with a gang shooting last year. ruben cruz was extra dietd from nevada. in april, joseph ryan oaks was booked into the santa clairea county jail. the four men are all accused of shooting and killing 38-year-old martin last august as he was signature in a car near charles street in north san jose. east palo alto's police

chief called off crime emergency one week early. the emergency was put into place three weeks ago after a series of deadly shootings. the department doubled the number of office in the field by canceling days off. police say there has only been one shooting in the past three weeks, and it's believed to have been self-inflicted. at least 27 arrests were also made during the crackdown. apple attracted a sea of software developers to san francisco today for the start of the worldwide developer's conference. ktvu consumer editor tom vacar was there to see what the cupertino company would pull out of its hat and whether it would live up for a reputation of invasion. >> apple's ceo set the stage. >> we want to make the best product that people use more and love more than anyone else's. >> as expected cook introusd new occupy rating software some no longer named after big cats and lions but now california ie konsz starting with mav rifks named of our famous surfing

site. >> nobody likes if it's a notebook, an mac book air, whatever, nobody likes having to carry a power strip with them. they want to be able to take their notebook, go out the toor and know it's still going to be working at the end of the day. >> the new series of notebooks have vastly improved battery life, too. and users can self program music they want to listen to skwl i think there is a certain amount of catchup but you also see some nice invasions they've done on top and beyond what those competitors offer. >> i think more than anything else it's meant to drive purchase of products via i tunes, you know. >> continuing criticism losing its innovative edge. >> to prove that it still can, apple came up with a can, an r2-d2-like creature that is the fastest desktop ever. >> take their hardware up to another level. in that context, it made a statement. >> i think there's also a little

bit of frustration because they know they can continue to invat. >> the new software placed hundreds of millions of existing am products. tom vacar ktvu channel 2 news. more details on ios 7 available later this year. apple hopes to deter phone theft with new feature called activation log. it's an ap that allows you to remotely lock your phone and makes it impossible to reactivate without the proper user name or password. apple dnth go into deep details but it's supposed to work even if the thief deact vats find my phone feature or wipes the phone clean. announcement comes as san francisco da george gascon heads to a smart phone summit in new york to discuss the issue of cell phone theft. he said he appreciates apple's efforts and looks forward to security discussions with apple and other smart phone makers at this week's summit. he wants to see all cell phones equipped with some sort of a kill swicht that would disable them if they're stolen. rapper two chance appears to

be denying the san francisco's claim he was robbed. police say the rapper and his ent rauj were walking yesterday afternoon when a group of three men approached them. one reportedly fired a shot but no one was hurt. police say a wallet and cell phone were stolen. the rapper hasn't issued an actual statement, however, he did tweet out if he had been robbed, pictures of the stolen items would have been posted by now on the internet. cloud cover out there. now, we did get some cleerg this afternoon. temperatures warmed up a few greece. going to be waerm tomorrow. daytime highs tomorrow 70s and couple low 80s. the winds are relatively light. fair filed should be blowing about 15, 25 miles an hour right now they're doing 12 so the winds are very light. wake up tomorrow morning, coastal fog and more sunshine. be a few clouds but more sunshine. daytime hows out in berkeley tomorrow mid 60s. ooze you get onto livermore

valley, mid 70s, eastern livermore value leeshgs southern santa clara valley looking at temperatures in upper 70s, low 80s. temperatures tomorrow on the warmup. when i come back, the complete forecast after the break. i'll go specifically to your neighborhood, and we'll talk about the forecast for your city. see you balk here. some people in al immediate reported seeing mutilated rays on crown beach. the woman told the alameda pet she saw the car car kass the east bay rej nool park district says it hasn't received any report of the rays. a rare sight for sales. in one minute california's effort to sale 81 acres in the south bay. up first the case of

. people staged a small but noisy protest outside the fruitvale bart station in oakland this afternoon. the rally was part of a nationwide hoodie day protest calling for justice for trayvon martin. the protesters wore hoodies because that's what martin was wearing when he was shot and killed in florida last year. those protests come as jury selection began today in the trial of the neighborhood watch captain george zimmerman. the jury will have to decide whether the killing was in self defense or whether it was second-degree murder. >> george zimmerman enters the courtroom as his murder trial begins. the 29-year-old admits he shot and killed trayvon martin last february but sin e insists it was in self defense under na fla's stand-your-ground law. the 17-year-old victim's family expressing relief te trial is finally getting underway saying

they are seeking justice for martin while asking the public to refrain from violence after the case caused racial tensions to flair. >> we ask that the community continue to stay peaceful as we place our faith in the justice system, and we ask that the community do the same. >> jury selection beginning after the judge denied the defense's request to delay the proceedings. attorney mark saying he needs more time to prepare claiming prosecutors took too long turning over evidence. >> we have issues that i don't want to come up in a trial that we would not otherwise have prepared for because of time. >> the judge and lawyers then reviewing questionnaires filled out by the potential jurors focussing on a single question. no. 4, the contents of the questionnaire will not be made public until this jury is sat. the simmerman's brother says his family is confident the jury will find hinl not guilty. >> he was attacked. his nose was broken. the attack continued, and he

defended himself. >> there are no witnesses who saw the entire altercation, the incident between zimmerman and martin. if zimmerman is convicted, he faces life in prison. . the state of california has turned down a multi-million-dollar offer for a parcel of land in san jose. the department of general services is sepg bids for the 81-acre site of the former ago news develop mental center. the state turned down a $76 million offer from the santa clara unified school district. the state wants to sell the site in its entirety. a new housing report shows competition among home buyers is slowing down a bit nationwide but not in san francisco. online real estate broker red fin reported that 69.5% of offers made in may competed with multiple bids. that's down from 73% in april. san francisco was the most competitive market in the nation

with 87.9% of buyers facing other bidders. equal pay for equal work. why president obama says the u.s. is not there just yet. and later, teenagers actually jumping from moving buses and what's being done to try to stop it. magazines, they offer all sorts of ways to get that perfect bikini body. one south bay worjs though, is fighting back against these images. i'll tell you about her online challenge to women of all sizes next. and a reminder you can have a good night. here you go. you, too.

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president john f. kennedy signed the equal pay act. today, president obama highlighted the laws and now urging congress to pass the paycheck fairness act to strengthen penalties, and close loopholes in the enforcement of current equal pay laws. >> this is not just an issue of fairness. this is a family issue. there's a middle klass issue, there's an economic issue. just last week, a report confirmed what we already know, that women are increasingly the breadwinners for american families. >> women still only earn an avrnl of 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. it's even lower for african american and hispanic women. for many women, posing in a bathing suit rapgs right up there with a root canal but a new online effort is aiming to change that. new at 10:00 ktvu's heather holmes live in san jose where the creator is telling women after all sizes to drop their body issues and their cover ups. >> gasia, i don't know very many

women out there who lock far ward to slipping into a swim suit, especially when faced with magazine covers like this. yeah, right. we talked to this mom who says you don't have to look like brittany to feel good about hitting the beach. >> super slim bikini clad model graced the covers of this month's magazines that are filled with pieces offering tips on how to get flat abs and drop ten pounds in time for summer. >> advertisers paint a very unrailistic image of what they feel women should look like. >> jesse kissinger is on a mission to showcase real women this summer and she's doing it on the wildly popular facebook page plus size mamas. >> you're putting yourself out there and saying, hey, look at me, this is my body. >> the san jose mother of two was the first two post a picture of hearst in the swim suit on the page. >> i'm not ashamed of my body. i love it. >> she then encouraged other fuller-figure women to do the same, and they have and people

are responding. already the page has more than 72 thousand likes. >> i feel like i'm helping a lot of people. i would have to say probably 90% of the women work with have some sort of issue with food and with their bodies. >> oakland therapist says the pictures of proud confident women posing in swim suits sends a powerful message and helps women feel good about themselves and their trip to the beach. >> at the end of the day it's sort of your life and you have to put your head on your pillow and you have to be happy with where you are. >> and jesse kissinger says she is happy and is very much luking forward to taking her two children to the beach. by the way, frank, she won't be wearing a cover up. reporting live tonight here in san jose, heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. the 16-year-old accused of killing a san jose paramedic during an attempted carjacking pleaded not guilty in court today. driving through the oakland hills when christian burrton and five other juveniles pulled up

in a stolen car. he died two days later. five other juveniles including a 13-year-old boy have been charged in connection with that killing. a suspected serial bank robber is in custody thanks to an alert police officer. authorities say 42-year-old james kwin dale page of pittsburgh robbed eight bay area banks since march. the fbi started calling him the button-douven bandit because he wore long-sleeved collared shirts. a break in the investigation came when an oakland police officer recognized a surveillance photo of the suspect as someone he had encountered while on patrol. page is being held at the martinez jail on $395,000 bail. san pablo is the latest city to beef up its crime-fighting tactics by adding even more surveil rans cameras. when that city is done, there are reports 75% of san pablo will be covered either by cameras, license plate readers or a shot spotter. the city plans to spend an

additional $266,000 a year for the next three years to add cameras to 15 different locations. the city already has six cameras, and they're connected to the city's shot spotter system. if a gun is fired, nearby cameras are programmed to target that area. honda is now part of the national highway traffic safety administration's investigation into air bag defekts. the nhtsa says it's gotten complaints of air bags deploying for no reason in 2003 and 2004 honda odd see mini vans. the vehicles are not being rauled yet. cry sler, toyota and general motors all rauled vehicles involving the same air bag system made by a japanese supplier. stocks were mixed today. the dow was down nine points. nasdaq gained foir. s & p 500 was down less than a point. in news of the world tonight, monsoon rains are claimed for the collapse of apartment buildings that killed at least two people. rescuers say it's not known how many people are still trapped inside the rubble but the heavy

rain is making it difficult to get to those. the. in afghanistan a four-hour fight ended with the death of the seven attackers. police say the militants tried to attack nato's head carters at the airport. two attackers blew themselves up. the other five were killed by security forces. the interior minister also says this proves the security forces there are ready to take over when u.s. troops leave that country by the end of next year. and in the philippines an hero dog was welcomed home with a parade. she lost much of a face when she jumped right in front of a motorcycle to save two girls. she came to uc davis where she underwent months of treatment. one of the girls credited with saving, that's her right there petting her during today's welcome home event. passionate pleas were made today to save what's believed to be the oldest black-owned books in the country. opened its doors in san francisco in 1960.

the store is also used by west side community services for mental health and welfare to work service. the building that houses the bookstore was recently sold and now the bookstore is facing eviction. west side community services is offering to buy the property. >> my mother laid down in front of this building the first time they tried to bulldoze it. i think that our ancestors are looking down upon us and asking us to do something. >> ktvu spoke to the attorney representing the building's new owners. he said the owners are aware of the bookstores efforts but offered no further comment. why the america's cup is suddenly offering refunds. also ahead we're going to take you to field where family members gave a warm welcome home today for some reservists from the bay area. chief meteorologist bill martin is working on his complete forecast. at 10:45 he's back with what we can expect for the rest of the week. it's hard not knowing what happened to her o

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. the kis kovly of a woman's body apparently dumped in a rural area of west marin has one bay area family searching for answer tonight. investigator says the death is suspicious, but they still don't know how she died. >> family and friends say it's hard with so many unanswered questions. they say 31-year-old tricia grew up in pleasanton, a fun-loving, loyal friend and saiser. >> it's hard not knowing what happened to her. >> brook says she took these photos and laid down flowers and candles yesterday at the site where her sister was found dead about 15 feet off a hillside in west marin last thursday. today, marin county sheriff's investigators say the autopsy has been completed and they

consider this a spishsz death. there were slizable injuries on her body. brook says sher her sister was out of work and not in close contact with the family. >> she would randomly call once in awhile and say hi and tell us she was okay. >> they last saw her in april when she came to stay a few nights after a fight with her boyfriend in hayward. she called in may to say she was all right. investigators say they questioned her boyfriend and he shade he hadn't seen her for several weeks. >> you don't know why she would be in marin and so far into marin. >> family and friends now hoip someone will step forward with information. >> i just hope she wasn't in pain. it's just really sad. you know, i want people to remember her the way that she was, you know, back then. >> the family came to this livermore mortuary today to plan her funeral. they hope to get her body back later in the week. investigators say they are awaiting toxicology reports and have posted fliers throughout

west marin hoping to get tips. in livermore, ktvu channel 2 news. the driver of a car that crashed last week in fremont killing miss wife and young son appeared in court today to press charges. ktvu reporter tells us gilbert gil started to break down and sob as the judge read the charges against him. gil's son, three-year-old anglo, was killed instantly. his wife 31-year-old joey gil died one day after the wreck. police say the three were head today a water pashg last tuesday when he lost control of his car hitting the three with such force it split their honda in half. nvlther says the driver was speeding and there have been reports the couple was arguing moments before the crash. the fire district is reviewing some of its safety policies in light of a new report about a crash that injured three firefighters last year. the firefighters were hit by a car after responding to an accident on highway 24 in rainy weather. the report recommends the department adopt a formal policy on freeway occupy ration and give drivers advanced warning that they're coming up on an

accident. the fire chief say it is district is working with its union to address the recommendation. east bay water officials plan to hold a public hearing in oakland tomorrow to discuss a proposed rate hike. district o firms say they need more money to pay for repars on ageing pipes and they're now kurg a budget that's based on a rate increase of almost 20% over the next two years. the first 9.75% increase would kick in next month on the first of july. the second increase would kick in next year. the average family would pay about a hundred dollars more per year. more mild weather. the cool temperatures coming later this week and how long before we see summer conditions returns. also, the legal loophole that could help gun owners create high-capacity magazines at home. and in two minutes, a and in two minutes, a danger sofa... desk... you know what? why don't you go get some frozen yogurt. i got this. you're so sweet. you got this, right?

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. new at 10:00, organizers of the america's cup announced today they're offering refubds for the initial reyeses now that the sweed irk team will be joining the reyeses late. the refunds are offered for races from july 5th through august 5th. it will masz few early trials. its first was destroyed in a deadly capsizing mae 9th. some people will actually jumping out of muni buses in san francisco while they're still moving. ktvu's rob ross tells us muni says this is an extremely dangerous stunt that is not only risking lives, it's also costing muni both time and money. >> muni says it's happened at least 15 times in the past 12 days o. officials say one or more passengers have been prying open the back doors of buses and jumping out in some cases when the bus was traveling 25 miles an hour.

>> the actions of these individuals are risking are not only incredibly stupid and callous but also endanger their own lives and the lives of others. >> they say it happened four times alone yesterday, including last night on the 38 gear in the richmond district.it's also been happening on other bus lines at different times of day in different parts of the city. no one has been hurt so far. >> we are then also increasing our activity on muni lines, going to put more officers on there, plain clothes officers in an effort to try to catch whoever is doing this. >> and they say they will begin looking through surveillance video from the buses to try to determine who's doing it, but iech time it happens the bus has to be pulled from service so the doors can be checked for safety. that's expensive and an inconvenience to passengers. >> mised my stop. wait till the next one. >> muni says it plans to install

new door motors on at least 300 buses making it almost impossible to pry the doors open. the estimated cost, more than a million dollars. in san francisco, rob ross, ktvu channel 2 news. the city of san francisco has set its sights on a loophole that allows some gun companies too sell repair kits that can be made into high-capacity magazines. in a statement today, city attorney dennis said the city is suing three gun accessory companies and one gun show promoter. herrera says the repair kits can be assembled into high-capacity magazines like those used in the mass shootings in connecticut and colorado and doing that is a violation of california law. rel tefs of air national guard service menino flocked the airfield today for a big homecoming. >> several teams returning home this week from afghanistan and the horn of africa. in all, about 150 service members are returning this week.

many were gone for four months but even shorter deployments felt like a very long time. >> it was a long few months and, you know, i just want see her and the baby and it was great walk across that flight line. >> which performs a wide variety of search and rescue missions. just last month they passed a big milestone of 1,000 lives saved. temperatures warming up as we go into the next couple of days. thunderstorms are gone. they moved off to the east now. there's fog along the coast and clouds outside. we've got temperatures that were -- from today that were below average certainly. we got the warmest spots in the mid 70s, upper 70s down towards morgan hill. highs tomorrow, lots of upper 70s and low 80s. there dpoes the system. i showed it to you earlier. as it tracks out of here, high pressure wants to build in, but it doesn't build in firmly all by itself. not like a klassic summer highs. going to be a deal that builds

in and low pressure center going to nudge up against it this week. it'll bring temperatures down. forecast overnight lows, 50 in napa, 53 in fire field. look for the fog in the morning when you get going. kind of mild overnight. most areas will see fog as you get up. should be out of here tomorrow morning pretty early. the forecast for tonight and fog along the coast tomorrow looking for a day with 5, 6 degrees warmer then a little bit warmer as we go into the week but kind of up and down temperatures, not going to get hot around here so the exciter model does this. here we are tomorrow morning. i'll show you the first thing the fog. there it is along the coast. fog out in the east bay. patchy fog down by mission peak. patchy fog in the north bay. then we get through afternoon, mid-morning, 10:00 a.m. starts to burn off so gone quickly and temperatures begin to warm but not much. greens are 60s, yellows are 70s, oranges are 80s. eastern edges of the bay area valley. forecast high in fairfield tomorrow, one of the worst spots. eastern edge. 83 degrees.

75 in vallejo. 83 in antioch. 84 in brentwood. these forecast highs up from where they were today but certainly cooler than they were last week at times. 82 in gil roy then along the coast, patchy fog with clearing, too. sunshine daly city. little bit of sun. 74 degrees. five-day forecast with bay area weekend, 80 for daytime high tomorrow but tlul be low 80s in these areas and lit 8 warmer on wednesday. little cooler on thursday. little warmer on friday. little cooler on saturday. you see temperatures not extremely cool. they're not extremely warm, just kind of ride right along. this kind of pattern is good news if you're firefighter, concerned for fires. really is going to be a nice cooler pattern that will keep the fire danger. it's always high this time of year but certainly going to keep it down from where we've been. we mentioned this in early news cast. those 400 plus lightening strikes, we really dodged a bullet with that all across the state. just amazed we got away with

little fires, no big ones. >> something to see. >> yeah. >> thank you, bill. >> sure. hilary clinton is now oun twitter. on her profile page she describes hearst as a wife, a mom, a lawyer, women and kids advocate, u.s. senator, secretary of state, pantsuit and finally to be determined. her debut on twit ser raising new speculation about a possible run for the white house. at this hour she already has tom 300 thousand fol lores. stanford university showing support for lgbt athletes today with a powerful video on you tube. >> at stanford wez provide a safe space. >> for athletes of all gender identities. >> a student group came up with the idea for what they call a you can play video. it's loaded with symbolism as athletes, coaches and administrators form a circle to hail the talent of players without regard to their sexual orientation. the university's athletic

director ber nard was among them. we have sports director here to talk about little bit of very early football. >> yeah. you know, not going to lie. there wasn't a whole lot going on, just some intregs stuff. yeah, a chance to sneak in a little nfl football. raiders and niners begin three-day mandatory workouts starting tomorrow. ofshgstas as they're called giving the coaching staff a good look at the tale ent before actual training camp starts later in july. niners, despite super bowl status have issues. trying to step up and place the injured michael crabtree. if you know anything about coach harbaugh, there is no no off season. he's always looking for an edge. >> the idea you're either getting better or getting worse but you're never staying the same, you know, what ways can we get better. we try to chase that and see if we can't get a mile an hour faster. >> all right. i guess we're going to see how tom brady likes share tg quarter bashg spotlight. the new england patd patriotings signed the lightening rod for

all opinion tim tebow. the workout at the patriots mini camp starting tomorrow after flame out with new york jets. bill apparently thinks he can get a little something out of tebow. if anybody can, he's probably the guy. some judge judy-liefk discipline doled out for for hey, look! a shooting star!

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. huge week of golf awaits us. many a story line but for all those things to kind of play out at this year's u.s. open going to have to get a little cooperation from the weather. back in pennsylvania, the course that merion drenched much of the day, actually very limited practice time for the gol rers. one of those story lines we mentioned, of course, involving tiger woods who shared a brief and what awkward handshake with sergio garcia who had a well-publicized spat awhile back. both will talk about their distant handshake tomorrow at a press news conference. meantime, remember chad johnson, former nfl wide receiver in court today stemming from a domestic battery charge that apparently worked out a plea deal, but when the judge informed johnson and his lawyer that he would not have to serve time, johnson gave a quick, brief pat on the rear end to his lawyer.

the judge took issue with that. >> i don't know that you're taking this whole thing seriously. i just saw you slap yourtorian on -- on the backside. is there something funny about what 's going on here today? everybody in the courtroom was laughing. i'm not accepting these. >> there you go. so johnson was take away in cuffs, will serve a 30-day suspension. meantime, 6th inning, boston and tampa. john lackey beating matt joist who takes offense and there's been some bad blood between these two teams anyway. both benches empty. it gets pretty intense but as usual no pumps thrown in baseball brawl so pretty good ball game enensues. 8-8 into the 14th. red sox will score two in the 14th. daniel who played college ball at santa clara game winning rbi. that's the sporting life. both the giants and the a's off. yankees in town tomorrow.

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