weapons. >> pam: 12 handguns. >> pam: 2 sniper rifles. and 2 shotguns. >> pam: 38 firearms in all. >> pam: investigators say, a swat team entering the home, also found a bomb making kit. several explosives. as well ammuntion. >> pam: they say, there was evidence at the home to suggest. many of the firearms were planned to be sold. police arrested two men on charges related to recent robberies. . >> pam: police are investigating several recent package thefts in fremont. some of those thefts were captured on video. >> pam: one incident happened on april 25th on gannon terrace. that suspects car is described as a black honda. >> pam: another theft happened on april 27th. on the tupelo street. the suspect is seen stealing a package from the front door of a residence. >> pam: and on may 29th. an incident on freesia court shows, a suspect pulling up in a car. the suspect then runs up to the porch and takes a package. investigators believe these package thefts were committed by the same group of suspects. >> pam: the golden state warriors down.

40 years. >> pam: these images come from our partnership with abc 7 >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: kron 4 has been with you every step of the way during the playoffs. >> pam: now.lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers stand in the way of the warriors quest for a championship. >> pam: we're covering this story from both sides of the bay. >> pam: philippe djegal is at a watch party in san francisco.but we begin with exectutive sports director jason appelbaum live at oracle arena. >> pam: jason.here we go! >> reporter: you mentioned the warriors that has been 40 years since they have been to the championship. the cavaliers have only been there once. so something has to give as a sacred when stephan curry entering the arena as lebraun james barrett you have to play off the records current lebraun meantime the first player since 1966 to play in five consecutive finals. >> reporter: apparently, mid game of form. how is this affecting the coach and the rest of the players? >> every little bit of it is fun creek of course you do not want to lose. we are now did digging ditches w

ryan nobles >> pam: tonight. scores of people showed up for a service being held at the first african methodist episcopal church in oakland. >> pam: kron four's phillipe djegal is live tonight at the church with more. phillipe? >> reporter: and prayer and song those who showed up tonight simply wanted to show support for their church family and charleston. lasting about one hour in side accused 100 people spread out from numbers of congregations to attend the prayer vigil. the speaker and those who watched on sing the racial killing had to stop creek one pastor of the said that she was beyond this. the shooting could have easily happened here and they are mindful of that. >> phil for them and we want them to know that this is not no more violence happens to the black church and we will pray for him and its fiat said it is our heart. --saddes our heart >> are there for each other and it does not matter who we are and what we look like. we all have one heart. and i am really glad that i came. >> >> reporter: it was

. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: we are learning more about the white supremacist who was arrested this morning in north carolina. >> pam: catherine heenan begins our team coverage, >> catherine: a mass killing. an intensive manhunt and finally, a bloodless capture. >> catherine: 21 year old dylan roff did was stopped by police in north carolina. 240 miles away from the shootings. >> catherine: police say this is roof walking into the emanuel african methodist episcopal church at eight sixteen last night. >> catherine: he sat with a prayer group of about one dozen people. >> catherine: then witnesses say he stood women and you're taking over our country. and you have to go" and started firing a gun. >> catherine: a surveillance camera recorded his car leaving the scene as charleston 911 dispatchers reacted to calls about multiple shooting victims >>" give me at least four medic units, three supervisors on that call please." >>"all un

. >> pam: who is being affected. >> pam: and next. >> pam: a swastika found on a local football field. what parents are saying about the disturbing incicdent. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. 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. >> reporter: however, this up said one meant that i spoke with said she definitely did not see any tank being worked on today. >> pam: the clouds are not gone yet. >> diane: if you like the sunshine. looking at the live camera it will con

pam? back to you >> grant:right after taking in the blockbuster.schumpert took to twittter.and made a toungue in cheek suggestion.but it sure did seem like the treat of a big quake might be in his head. >> grant: he says, " i know you have home court at that pitch but after watching that fail can we all play the four games in cleveland as i do not have time for the tsunami. " >> grant: he then says when the warriors see this movie they would have wished that the cavaliers had won more games and had tom tink advantage. all the jokes aside the movie will have me calling for those touched both areas and the moral of the story is to go see it. we loved it >> grant: tickets for the finals are just stupid. tweeting this picture today adjacent applebaum with the cheapest seats at the top of during a $650. lower proceeds are over a thousand dollars. >> grant: gary will have a complete preview of game 1. that is all later in sports. gabe slate tech report >> catherine: >> reporter: it up at 8:00 p.

. >> pam: no description of a suspect was available. >> pam: ahead at eight. >> pam: california lawmakers making progress on the state's budget. how they plan to universities and early child education. >> pam: and at 8-30 >> pam: the building owners in berkeley's deadly collapse, are coming under fire. >> pam: we talk to a berkeley council member about a series of problems which he says, went unaddressed. >> pam: and the warriors have a championship tonight. >> pam: we're live both in cleveland and the bay area. >> pam: the golden state warriors have a chance to clinch their first championship in 40 -years tonight. >> pam:they are playing game six right now in cleveland. here in the bay area. thousands are watching at oracle arena. >> pam:j-r stone is live in oakland. where there is an electric crowd. j.r. ? >> reporter: i would say electric is an understatement pam you are talking about the golden state warriors and 17,000 people creek the golden state warriors have been doing better and better. the fans have come out to enjoy the game. what a 17,000 other people and this is what they ha

fire is about two alarms >> pam: >> pam: new at 8. >> pam: a palo alto mobile home park. which was on the brink of closure. is now getting a second chance. >> pam: today. the santa clara county board of supervisors. set aside 6- point-5 million dollars, to keep the buena vista mobile home park from closing. >> pam: kron 4's justine waldman is live in palo alto tonight. with reaction from residents. >> pam: justine? >> it has been very tough on them because they do not want to leave their friends other schools and community. it has been really hard on them. >> reporter: on tuesday it was approves and ss six and a half million dollars to save yen of this separate allocated 8 million earlier this year. what the goal of another $6.5 million coming from this city. plus a $2 million bond all of that cash supervisor will let the part to the non-profit which would keep the park as is. >> are in a series place with the ability to preserve the site. still a tough road. shh >> reporter: people are low income. they are finding it hard to find a comfortable place all around occurred t

them. >> pam: alecia reid has her story. >> pam: alecia? >> reporter:with the two killers still at large, the only clue to their plans may be a 51=year=old wife, mother and public servant. >> reporter:joyce mitchell was the industrial training supervisor at dannemora prison. >> reporter:she's been questioned but not arrested as the manhunt spread. >>"i am confident that we are going to find them. it's just a matter of when." >> reporter:in northeast corner of upstate new york police are everywhere: shoulder to shoulder-- looking for the two escaped convicted murderers. >> reporter:despite the all out effort and a 100=thousand dollar reward and richard matt and david sweat are still free somewhere. >>"to date, we've received are thoroghly investigating each and every one. that means looking behind every tree, under every rock and inside very structure until we find these men" >> reporter:the search area was formally vermont. the governor traveling to dannemora to deliver a less than reassuring warning. >>just want to say to vermonters, this

restrictions. >> pam: they are being put in place because of the ongoing extreme drought. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san francisco. with a closer look at what's happening. charles >> reporter: working on finding ways to save from the drought. other districts are asking for medicare reductions but it's all part of an effort. >> reporter:on april 1st governor jerry brown issued an executive order requiring a 25% reduction in water use across the state... mainly in urban areas. later that month, individual water suppliers were given reduction goals.. ranging from 8 to 36 percent but the state did not say how they would achieve those savings. >> reporter:as a result, it has fallen to the many different water agencies and districts across california to make it happen. >> reporter:water customers in areas that have historically used a lot of water are facing the toughest cut backs.. 36 percent. >> reporter: they are allowing customers to use corporate and las angeles county will like to limit most of household to 7% in heavy fines of both the " over that percentage

wellcome >> pam: everyone here. grant and dianne everyone but you. >> pam: on that note we will see that at 11:00 and thinking for stand around for today's news. --thank you rosemary, please don't go. i'm only trying to help. i'm not listening to you anymore. rosemary you're in serious danger. i'm not listening. (cell phone rings) (ring)

pam? >> pam: next. we are honoring a teacher of the weak who is spreading and love for the arts in creating drama at a san jose middle school creek plaster it won a major league baseball team is being investigated by the f b 54 hacking. >> pam: >> pam: kron 4 has been honoring bay area teachers for their outstanding work catherine heenan is here creek with our latest teacher of the week. catherine? >> catherine: his name is david ebersole . and he teaches english, and drama and creative writing. david believes that a love for words opens all kind of doors. >> catherine: drama teacher at the big a sunny campus of leyva middle school in san jose home to nearly one dozen or thousand students. >> why it up, in front of me. >> catherine: and since 1986 a featuring drama program created by this man the walls are covered with photos of past productions and the young actors he is inspired. performing place that in many cases he has written himself visiting classmates make up the audience today accurate and are

>> pam: up next. >> pam: disturbing new information on the massive takata airbag recall. >> pam: the scathing report on why the company stopped safety checks. >> pam: plus.santa clara county answers the call when it comes to conserving water. the dramatic cutback.coming >> pam: up. >> reporter: in the area of 30 to a 35 southeast of lake tahoe more than 16,000 a. have burned. they are battling this blaze we cannot tell you that injuries have not been reported. and close proximity of the fire so far the structures have been left untouched. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: fire crews from fairfield have all responded to brink of this blaze under control. there is a helicopter making water drops round of fire creek there were able to bring this fire under control. they are keeping an eye out for a hot spots. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: looking more and to last week belt and the collapse. they did find dry rot. it often gets in there because of water. they did not speculate how did get them they would not port point fingers at the developer or contractor. they will inc

good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: at least one structure is >> pam: destroyed and at least one fire fighter was hurt while battling the flames. >> pam: grant lodes has been tracking the developments.grant? >> grant: about 4 mi. east of park ridge golf course on greenfield road. south asian portion of livermore just south east of livermore if you are familiar with that area. the slide areas showing the smoke that is still emanating from the high spots right there. in getting up to 53 a. per if we tell the locals have burned. --we do know that the locals have burned. -- vehicles >> grant: you had multiple little fires burning all over the place at one point. you can tell is that a dense a populated area. we did see some horses out and about poor it will be some farms in this area. on tesla road in south east livermore. temperatures over 100 degrees when this thing started. hindering firefighters. the wind seemed to have died down so that is good news. making sure that the hot spots do not advance anywhere. induce the a lot of smoke and the weather is very friendly to the fire. it was

only on four: >> pam: >> pam: we hear from a woman who tried to fight off a robber. as her pacifica neighborhood says these crimes are becoming a more frequent concern. 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! [laughs] 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. >> grant:our team coverage of the fire continues tonight. >> grant: and the proximity of the fire line to those homes are still too strenuous. containment up to 80% in antioch and 300 plus acres have burned this thing started in the black diamond ring region of preserved creek regional park no injuries have been reported creek no homes have been damaged or destroyed. a scary situation for a lot of

>> pam: thank you j-r. >> pam: interview with warriors >> pam: dubs fans ofcourse are also matchup. >> pam: hot weather is ahead for the bay area weekend. in fact, diane tuason is here and says. the sizzle >> diane: san francisco at 63 mid '80s for livermore and concord asset to rose at 79 degrees. we are going to start heating things up mostly clear. we had a light breeze. 60 for the east bay. 5:00 a.m. tomorrow a few clouds. for the most part things will be signing. - sunning- >> diane: banks will heat up and i mean the '90s. cloudy conditions and then progress for the rest of the day. given time to warm things up pretty clear quickly here. >> diane: to last time to cool off. >> diane: reddick indicating the high 90s. then run 3:00 p.m. hour and it will become hotter. >> diane: i will talk more about when a cool down would come to place. >> grant: this proposal stars with no more right turns what taxi drivers been exempt and market street. however, private transit companies will not be exempt. lugar will not be allowed to make a right turn and in milling its customers to sign a peti

pam? >> pam: a potentially big change. coming to one of san francisco's busiest streets. >> pam: what drivers may not be able to do on market street soon. next at five. >> pam: plus. what you will no longer be able to find at san francisco general hospital soon. >> pam: and it is rattlesnake season. coming up. an expert shows us what you need to do. to keep your yard serpent free. >> diane: i will have your full forecast coming up just a moment! >> pam: a salinas man. beaten by police during his arrest last week, appeared in court today. jose velasco's appearance was connected to a parole violation. >> pam:this is video of the june 5-th incident involving velasco. which captured international attention. >> pam:that evening, he was arrested after several 9-1-1 calls. a passerby captured images of three officers striking velasco with batons while detaining him. outside court today, his tearful sister spoke to reporters. but the police chief says sometimes force is needed. >> are not saying t

." >> pam: now. a follow up to a story we first told you about on friday. >> pam: a big fight between students at vallejo high school. is raising new concerns about safety. >> pam: kron 4's maureen kelly talked with a district official. about what's being done. >> reporter:here's the cell phone video that captures the chaos.a melee erupting on campus at vallejo high friday afternoon. >> reporter:the witness who took this footage says the brawl involved upwards of 50 students.we are distorting his voice and putting him in shadow to protect his idenity. >> reporter:monday site safety personel made their presence known.standing at attention.several driving around in golf carts. >> reporter:.i tried to get answers about the fight from the school principal. this woman that i couldn't walk into school grounds to get the the office.later others on campus identifed her as the prinicipal.but she ignored my questions. >> reporter:i went to the vallejo unified school district.the director of community engagemen

>>pam moore: it is what is called the affair the will to or. >>emily turner: this is the place to evade this is the last set of shows will have an a bay area and kemper they're starting in early which means tonight after half a century mechanism for this tool the last five shows ever army by stadium before the final farewell they have flocked to bay area to see their the bride's that take the stage with a three party in the music began today in downtown san jose they're lining up for a file box of to mention the got their tickets in plenty of time for tomorrow's show the heart and a free form music most importantly no bags and no no no smoking the shows are not sold out there still time if you want to go none of that would give you what these fans came for their huge fan is a ticket and not so well the look of a something to do this we can definitely something for everyone san francisco's fried weekend the schedule for sunday at 1030 along market street nascar's series will be of the sonoma starting today through sunday afternoon the alameda co

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>> pam :the dissenting justices did not show much love for the majority. for the first time in his tenure, chief justice john the bench, he said "just who do we think we are? >>: "under the constitution, judges have power to say what the law is, not what it should be." one of the lead plaintiffs jim obergefell, sued the state of ohio for refusing to recognize his out-of-state marriage with his husband, who died in 2013. >>: "itoday's ruling from the supreme court affirms what millions across this country already know to be true in our hearts.our love is equal." >> pam : pivotal swing-vote. he wrote, "they ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law. the constitution grants them that right." at san francisco's city hall, mayor ed lee hailed the court decision as a victor in a battle that began 11 years ago just a few feet from where he stood. >>:off >>:this is the people's palace, where so many loving couples it >> pam :in 2004 then mayor gavin newsom defied state law by allowing the marriages. now lieutenant governor, he gave credit to the political clima

is legal. >> pam: the measure now heads to the state assembly. >> pam: plus: >> pam: more trouble in the vallejo school district. tonight: one parent's alarming allegations against a teacher. >> pam: more problems for the vallejo school district >> gary: game 1 on 90-up! we have the judge is visiting the white house and all the sudden the a's are hot. >> pam: which has been inundated in recent weeks by complaints from parents. concerned with ongoing violence on various campuses. >> pam:now a parent tells kron4's is being subjected to inappropriate behavior by one of his teachers return >>"my son bent down to tie up his shoe and then the teacher came up from behind and started doing this motion" >> reporter:sexual harassmentthat is what this father alledges his son is experiencing by one of his teachers here at bethel high school in vallejo. >>"my son says his teacherasked him to a baseball game" >> reporter:he says the teacher has gone even further making unauthorized contact with his son outside of school ♪ "i want to take you to dinner there before you start working" >> reporter:

♪ >> pam: >> pam: about a fourth of the steel rods which anchor the new eastern span of the bay bridge to its foundation -- are flooded with salt water. which could lead to corrosion which could become a major problem. that's according to the state department of transportation. officials say, while the foundation can never be fully watertight -- the rods are 'too' exposed to corrosive salt water. the panel overseeing the project learned in an emergency teleconference. that 120- sleeves encasing the high- strength rods. are continually flooded with salty water. meantime.the bridge's chief engineer says, 99-percent of the seismic rods 'have' passed recent strength tests -- and those which have failed are being studied. and adds, the amount of exposure of the rods to saltwater must be addressed. or the span's integrity could be compromised. >> reporter: i report that the one you're old and can't fell into a pool. they say that there are sorry. >> reporter: a teacher offered extra credits if it they would take pictures with their parents' sex stories.-tories. >> reporter: coastal fog in th

for posting by land or posting training language on face book. >> pam: >> pam: the court has ruled in favor of a muslim woman, who was denied a job by abercrombie and fitch. because of her head scarf. the clothing retailer had refused to hire samantha elauf in oklahoma back in 2008 saying her hijab violated their appearance policy for sales people. but the high court says, the company policy was discriminatory saying. federal law requires employers to accommodate a workers' religion or diasability. >> reporter: 64 richmond. we are going to drop five degrees over the night hours. we will i have cloudy conditions tomorrow here's a look for you. cloud conditions that you can see will stay on the coast and it will make their what way in mind-and land. two more days for cloudy conditions and then sunday conditions. >> pam: >> gary: is next with the sports (music) hey! let me help with that. oh, thank you! (music) introducing the one-and-only volkswagen golf sportwagen. the sportier utility vehicle. >> gary: brandon belt - rips a double down the right field line. aoki an pence come around t

lawyer >> pam: 11 away from clinching first nba championship in 40 years to. they the team travels to cleveland to get ready for game 6 tomorrow night. scores secretary is here now look ahead to tomorrow night's game. you take >> pam: the warriors just a a the bill would win in six. >> gary: could very well when an sec staffer issues like mel more like a well the warriors a take off early and then steve curry co. feeling that after last night's win three games to two clay thompson dream on grain fresh from mcdonald's their egos and bank hurry known for his popcorn eat-in nonstop everyday will fly with popcorn and of course less might curries best team in the series. curry, a trip to gerbils down and then crossover where is the template. >> gary: in the dough by looks like a guy who does not belong to a starting in an nba championship series of ron james 40 clients 14 rebounds and assists the warriors of said again after targets of toman night very well could be a party in cleveland for the team right here in the bay area for the fans. "turnaround the allied ev

>> pam: breaking news out of daly city. where shots are fired, and police are releasing very little information. >> philippe: possible shots fired in the area no injuries to report. i spoke with the witness has said that shots were fired a round 9:00 . we were waiting to each year from the key at all. right now the police department is now going door-to-door looking for suspects. >> : i was in my room watching tv when i heard gunshots fired and a car that sped away. it sounded like a regular car speeding away. >> philippe: did you tell lift the rule for more people involved. the gang task force is here on seen. >> pam: less than 24 hours and counting. to tomorrow night's start to the chase for the n-b-a championship by the golden state warriors. oracle arena in oakland was getting all dressed up today. for the warrior's first n-b-a finals run in 40 -years. the arena is ready. the t-v cameras are ready for the telecast. the fans are histerically ready. and most important. the players are ready. the warriors kept it light tod

. >> pam: one firefighter suffered minor injuries, after a he was hit by a falling rock. >> pam: in antioch. crews are spending the day dousing hot spots. from a fire that roared through the hillside yesterday. >> pam: fire officials say the grass fire is 100% contained. but not completely out. >> pam: it started yesterday afternoon just after four. and scorched 533- acres. with flames burning close to homes.

imago and pam that's how we do it in the twitter. week position our shots so we looked good when we send them out. obviously he is a good position there. >> gary: unbecoming an hour out of nebraska but could be richard tudor here on crime and now we're in the daily fight with more followers grant think he would do what it takes to get ahead and or having a good time i was see how many followers this and not pushing it that much besetting a little fun and there is again right now marc burnett as helping the stance surpassed. >> pam: their necessity like never seen them before will explain best picture of the day montana family picks up ahead kayaker from yellowstone national park grisly their jobs on the family's car all caught on camera the bear family not to far away when they saw a car when the bears made a beeline for the vehicles were not many people afraid with a bear so close to the family said it was exciting cars still has a scratch marks up from the bear's paws and a demagogue and unforgettable memory.-here heading and very

>>pam moore: a man climbs a 90 ft. crane and spends the night there howe policemen's to get him down + please get a major break in an east bay cold case murder how they're hoping to catch the killer following a deadly about and it collapsed and berkeley will look into problems and another condominium complex built by the same contractors. >>pam moore: it is in a condominium build by the same contractors which worked, berkeley building where six people fell to their death last week from a balcony. >>dan kerman: a dozen balcony's have all been under repair from the condominium because water got in and cause dry rot from the distance of dry rot and water damage as well as extensive mold that only affect about the man with the interior walls as well this is the general contractor and the waterproofing subcontract all this millbrae building are the same as those the did the building and berkeley or about the collapse and killed six and injured seven other people last week the company and basically the same condition that is

>> gary: see how smart pam as roll the tape. tom brady and the super bowl champion new england patriots got what they're calling the greatest rain in the great the championships symbol for is to your job all patriots tom brady sean of and tom-here is our panel who " shows will run the corner sushi's detention was khalifa entertainment who was was a colleague of formally married to ambrose's. >> gary: braun thing doesn't sit right with me ambrose used to be engaged to conde. before he said hate card-ends. ongoing 2132 no. nisei again was lying. >> gary: for braun tries to go but year it between us so be it. >> pam: angry birds find out where they are attacking in your words a whole new meaning canada as nothing to do with the video game a territorial redwing blackbird is dive bombing anyone who passes by slams from lampposts lampposts projecting a 10 m spread be near his nest they say these birds than their territory off than spending more than a quarter of the day but hours chasing away other birds and people come boy that bird

>>pam moore: this historic u.s. supreme court decision rendered some other interesting questions a professor a uc lot and a nationally recognized authority on constitutional law first of all of 54 sweat this decision and the president said it was just as like a thunderbolt with a long time getting here. >>: something they can appeal is an inventive judicial decision is a political haven is to be made and whether it takes a knock with american people have been rejected of the santa except this horrifying they're even nastier and this is in the lab ever seen them sometime this same the less you have to say on such a more fire you have been imbedded was happening here. >>pam moore: winterize of evolution movement and then there was housing and jobs and both kinds of things adoption will of the larger implications there are applications for public employment public housing accommodations will see where that goes it is harder marriages what it is a suppose they could start to change would marriage means for everyone some

i'm jeff bush, live in san >> pam: new tonight at 11. a 20-year-old man from concord was rescued after falling from rocks in stinson beach. authorities said the man was highly intoxicated and fighting first rescue responders who were trying to help him after he suffered a head injury. the man fell unconscious from his injuries and then was hoisted into the helicopter. he was then transferred by an ambulance to a local hospital. >> pam: antioch residents are demanding change for a residential street. they are clashing with the city to re-install speed bumps. after a person was killed by a hit and run driver. neighbors took their concerns to city leaders.looking for answers. kron four's emily turner has more. : emily they want their speed bump back. >> : why has she done for us >> : emily this the city came in and ripped them of. they want the speed bumps pullback can back and in. the laemmle >> : emily family turned kron4. >> pam: however, after a public outcry. the council agreed to limit the cameras to the port. if passed. the proposal

>> pam :santa clara county union workers are threatening to strike tomorrow. unless a deal is reached tonight. good evening, i'm pam moore. those workers are protesting unfair labor practices. economic inequality. and public safety among other issues. kron 4's jeff bush is live at union headquarters with the latest. jeff? >> jeff :there is still time to make a deer--deal but not much but otherwise more than 9000 workers are not going to be a work tomorrow freshly made signs with the word strike have been conspicously placed outside the seiu local 521 headquarters. members authorized the strike action and the negotiations are coming down to the wirewho will blink first is anybody's guess. county officials say they are working hardunion officials say they are working hardand all that hard work is going on with a ticking clock counting down to six a.m. if the strike goes forward on tuesday morning thousands of workers will not be at their postand, that will likely affect anyone who needs to do business with any county agency. court workers, administrators with th

it the >> pam: dogs found in the home to pass when the fire. dogs did not injure anyone taken to safety three residents are currently displaced. >> catherine: firefighters contain a good progress south of lake tahoe of 87 local residents may this over the weekend the mark clara nearly 50 percent contained burned more than 17,000 a. ignited by a lightning june 19th at one point gallate getting uncomfortably close of kuwait and in the area reopens tonight for helicopters some call fire crews began believe today altho a thousand firefighters still on the job here. beijing fire central washington destroyed at least two dozen houses it's called the sleepy hollow fire. forced hundreds of people out of their homes and last word still burning of control area 120 mi. east of seattle this fire ignited drybrush sunday afternoon firefighters say nearly have their hands full. "intense large embers blowing everywhere group's cash gunfire vegetation on house starting house-to-house. >> catherine: temperature strong winds in emeryville also a fire near cardboa

the sportier utility vehicle. >> pam: f. lee also to cut accomplishment tonight we gotta finish high school was look by the teachers' colleges and as kron 4 theresa reports this dude is leaving a lasting impression. "tom is outstanding and is a great kid hard worker that's a whole lot of praise for the senior. >> reporter: his high school football coach of for years here says for the first three years tom didn't say much "the years there of the we ever talked he was quiet individual and stayed to himself as a senior"pretty senior ">> reporter: you what you hear a lot about campus from teachers "out on the football field and then he managed to do very well on all tests took control in labs and natural born leader. "was it would you is a proud of the nation hypothermia tom made is putting work for blue team/ >> reporter: everybody sang some nice things about you makes me feel really gridlock going to a school like this everyone can get behind you and support you need it and for the next-wave off case western university in clev

pam -- back to you. >> pam :new tonight at eleven. the collapse of that balconey at a berkeley apartment building yesterday. has stunned people across the bay area. it happened, as a group of young people. was celebrating a birthday. a number of the kids walked onto the apartment balcony. and, it gave way. the frantic moments afterward. led to a number of calls to 9- one-one emergency crews. here is thenewly released audio. from some of those calls. >>:a balcony just collapsed >>:and what street in berkeley? stop screaming at can't understand you and which really one--street are you on? >> pam :that was one of the first call's made for highway patrol officials now believe. rotted wooden beams may have been responsible for the deadly balcony collapse in berkeley. today. crews removed a second balcony from the liberty gardens apartment complex. after it was deemed structurally unstable. kron 4's jeff bush is live at the apartment complex tonight. with the latest on the investigation. jeff? >> jeff :this community is still reeling and th

>>pam moore: a popular l g.t. moore and san francisco had once again by vandals plus a former giant outfielder killed in a murder-suicide in taxes the tribute is pouring in for deborah hamilton + a man perched on top of a crying for more than 12 hours authorities finally managed to get him to come down. >>pam moore: edge in the face three times in less than a week and now police say they're investigating the vandalism and a hate crime you can see with the merrill looks like today after being hit with spray- painted on saturday the faces of the same sex couples and the transition the man a spokesperson for the nonprofit says beth also bans imports of violence made a guest artist and the l g b t people on their social media web site listed there are more disappointed and angry police said their special investigation unit is reviewing those images. with theelp comrt eper m keing momealt! i'm epindad schule. i'm epinmy m hap! comfort keers -hom pressial cegivs caprove me plaing d eparion, heal andellns seices and peon

>>pam moore: it was all the celebrity knows. >>reporter: a look at what to expect partly clear skies of 7:00 p.m. you see more of the clouds will begin by 10:00 p.m. the cloud build up once again the southwest about 9 mi. per hour the average the breezy night overall the coastal clouds will be in the peninsula in the eastern shore land as well you consider satellite redder the moisture is still in place for the sierra led in the way for hi rich presser this is really the source of all the warm temperatures headed that way in the warming trend will last a few days but to mix the region that is gonna give us a 90 degree mark in the inland city it is strongly breezy 54 or 60 mi. of our heritage and san francisco to try half moon bay 54 for san francisco and a city in half on bay about 54 degrees and general things to walk into a mile to one super tuesday afternoon highs from the repeal will return daytime highs to concede across-the-board 76 to talk to 79 antioch allows attorneys area 7 into presence in the more with its 78 to just

>>pam moore:investigators now begin to examine other balconies. at the site of the deadly collapse in berkeley. we are live with what the mayor thinks may have caused the collapse. next. >>pam moore:plus, disturbing allegations of inhumane treatment of chickens. at california based foster farms. and just in time for summer. the report card is out for bay area beaches. find out which ones are making the grade. and which ones are not. the rld fild wi air but r pele wh co sometis brthinair n bediicul if you he co, asyourdoct abo oncdail anorellipta. it hel peoe wi cop brthe tter foa fu 24hrs. anoro liptis t fir fda-prov proct containi twoong-ting brchodatorin o inher. ano isot f asthma. anoro ntai a te ofmecinehat ncrees ri of ath peoe wi asma. it is noknowif ts ri is ineasein cd. anoro n't plac reue ialer fosudd copsympms and ouldot busedore th onca da tell youdoct if u ha a het coitio higbloopresre. tell yr door youave glcomaproste or blaer pblem proems ssinurin as ano mamakeheseprobms wse. call your door rht ay ifyou ve rsen brehing chest painswel

>>catherine heenan: >>pam >>pam moore: they move the second balcony after a to was been structurally unsafe. >>reporter: they just and is and they now work with the evening i was a the video of the balcony come up in just a minute but first the memorial is still growing people are still come to pay their respects putting down flour lighting candles is extremely emotional a lot of tears people are coming here even if they did not know the students is extremely upsetting to think about what happened in that dreadful night the only crude here to show you the pictures people applauded as a was removed and their holdings of flowers that as a separate gathering at the church there's another memorial and vigil happening the nation of harlem remember the victims today by lowering flags and public buildings bay area home and the silence of also observed that the irish parliament to pay respects to those who died university college dublin were some of those who died were students also open an online book of condolences to families of the victims but to arrive into california to lead. >>pam moo

>> pam :is a night of celebrations in the streets about oakland tonight. particularly along telegraph avenue where the wizards to call me. me championships you're looking at pictures now of some of that celebratory activity, is a video from a helicopter. fans are cheering on the champions making it slow going for people trying to move through afc. because of the crowds -- move through the area we have coverage with very--gary >> gary :40 years of patience for die-hard warriors fans was rewarded today but the cavaliers have been waiting 51 years for a a championship he was the mvp of the series. curry no slouch either people watching at oracle arena 105-97 as they hoist the trophy eliminating cleveland >>:it makes it so much more special to have gone through some down years and injuries. and six years later from my rookie year >>:this has been a long hair and a great season and now we just want to enjoy the moment--long year >> pam we have live coverage from the oracle arena in oakland where j.r. stone is with the fans. but first, let's go to kron 4's will

good evening, i'm pam moore. at this hour that fire is 100 percent contained, but it was a tough battle getting their-- there kron 4's phillipe djegal has more info >> phillip :it was hot out here and with the dry brush it was a difficult fired put out and the winds were whipping at. but you can see the firefighters take a look at the video we shot earlier, this fire is a hundred percent contained 533 a. firefighters were able to respond quickly after the fire for started here in the park. they were able to get the fire hoses out and some water lines out to douse those flames quickly there are homes nearby you will get in the evacuation shortly they hear some of the questions we asked to the fire as they were dealing with it any idea how was started? >>:no not yet we are investigating >> phillip :any structures damaged? >>:no not any this really shows how fast wins can carry the fire we went from 4 a. to 100 to 200 to 300 >> phillip :it was released amazing how fast this fire spread. but at least none of the home

>> pam: an international flight to s-f-o. had to make an emergency landing tonight. just a short time after take off. the plane was bound for copenhagen. kron four's jeff bush is live tonight at the airport with the details jeff. >> jeff: diaz scary moments. at about 45 minutes into the flight passengers noticed smoke filling the cabin. they said betti air-conditioning unit may have caught fire and the turnaround. this is an image that was taken by a passenger on board the aircraft. as the land did it ever by the got off the plant the airplane was in inspected by engineers. the flight was canceled and i was rescheduled for tomorrow morning at 10:30 a.m. fortunately it ever was roquette. >> pam: a mother is dead. and her daughter injured. as well as four others injured , including another young child and his mother. all of this, after a car veers off the road. and hits the pedestrians on the sidewalk. a chaotic scene in vallejo. as police work to piece together how this happened. and tonight we are learning more about the driver behind the crash. kron-4's philippe dje

. >> pam: fire danger across much of the bay area today fire breaks out in the east bay along highway 23880 sandra. but a from helicopter partnership with abc seven. and look get all of that smoke. they he said albert grabbing the bay area. at the work week making for triple digits in prompting the advisory. and good evening everyone loathed warm and dry conditions are raising concerns for fire danger. kron 4 diane who is on here with more on the hot ticket and. >> reporter: it appears the their this fire is under control of looks like it's contains no active flams seconds he also spoke coming out of that take a grip behind me here alameda county fire is out here bopping this upright now and 0 hardesty of firefighters back in the trees there checking out again for hotspots and over here on the other side have more charred trees and grass and over here you can see a 83 where they close one lane you can see a fire truck out there sort of blocking the folks of to let the chp cruzeiro behind that firetruck also hoping to push traffic in tennis slowdown i hear all traffic moving the inters

. >> pam: and that school tonight another parent has reached out kron 4 or about and the scenes as a federal vallejo high-school tracking parents concerns continuing to demand answers the oil from school board and first and jeff bush spoke with two west from desi bethel high school in vallejo was the mother have to say. >> reporter: says there has been way too much problem is going guy here and just about a high- school. scare"for a lot of my kids that we've grown up with in this is jill >> reporter: and water pesach camera it could be afraid of what could epidaurus on the sun majesty but the high school she says more needs to be done to increase security at the school . article the pleas of the campuses to the budget cuts couple years ago three years ago will have our site supervisors and driven on the campus before seen since been dropped off and parents leave their leaving the campus where the said supervisors. "lights are on campus are common and lawlessness the district is not doing enough to it giraffes can sink the concerns of the parents is the job listings a comment and in e

. >> pam :breaking news off the top at eleven tonight: we are learning more about the 21-year-old white man. accused of callously gunning down nine african- american church congregants in charleston. just a little more than 24-hours ago. c-n-n's ryan nobles begins our team coverage. > >ryan : the man who opened fire is now in custody. police caught him at a traffic stop in shelving n.c. after receiving a tip from our resident. >>:it was due to the help of the community and the media did the suspect was apprehended > > ryan : police say he spent an hour and a bible study class before opening fire and shooting everybody. >>:we do not have all the facts we do know that once again innocent people were killed in part because someone who wanted to inflict harm had no trouble getting their hands on guns > > ryan : and we're learning more about the victims. among them was the church is pasteur who was also a state senator. t--the church's pastor many of them are respected members among the community. a dedicated librarian. a speech therapist. as law-enforcement and the nation search for answers

>> pam: tonight, police in the east bay are holding three suspects. who turned a warehouse into a growing field. and their illegal crop was worth more than 15-million diollars. at a time when medical marijuana is common. and cannibus is legal in some states.the huge pot bust in hayward is unprecedented. we get the story from kron- four's phillipe djegal. live from police headquarters. phillipe. >> philippe: were talking about a setup that has been and operating for over a year in generated a fortune >> : we are guessing about $50 million >> philippe: police say it exceeds what they found. >> : said his about 90 days to salad and if the been operating for years you demand-math. >> philippe: did been charged for easily cultivating marijuana and selling at-it. >> : and had a living quarters for the people doing the illegal activity. >> philippe: they say the marijuana i did make it to neighborhoods and possibly schools. at this time the plants are going to be discarded. >> pam: are asking for the public's help. in identifying this person. investigators s

>> pam :wildfires. power outages. and bart disruptions. the very warm weather came in with a jolt this evening. and we're still feeling the effects tonight. officials say, most of the evening bart thought it was the heat. but it turns out a squirrel made contact with electrical equipment caused a major power outage in the east bay. >>:judy discarded started- realist 3 deceiving. the outage did star because of race girls- squirrels. >> pam :for we first got good these outages were sheikh related. the will share of >> pam :to it was our first days of of all hon seasoned. >>:we are prepared for future outages. >> pam :de every concerns for of the customers. >>:if you cover in contact with power lines please contact designee believe. >> pam :so do those 45,000 customers have power bought on. >>:history how will that power back. >> reporter :has denied to those on the will continue word on the artery jews of the south bay. >> reporter :we did break records in two cities. everyone else at back to back. temperatures are about are mild . much cool

>>pam moore: we're is and how we ended up looking like this >>pam moore: a 200 prominent layman main topic was seen taking internet his name is not on dragons' dollars he is roger he lives on animal preserve of australia called the pain or sanctuary pictures of them crashing metal has gone wild on the web of the muscular marsupial is the real bill order to the guy who rescued him he is on a show national geographic scott came through dundee those metal can see crushes them daily for exercise that is his will stand here apparently is aggressive but other kangaroo's like to start rajahs way bigger than that we may have an update next year on a to rotted affected roger that is it for us tonight at 8:00 we will be back at 11 and hope to see you then in the meantime stay in touch www.kron4.com (alarm blaring) smoke comes out of the vents into the first four break rooms. you're sure you turned the flame down last night? totally, 100% guaranteed, positively sure. alarm's gone off before, but the smoke was always gray. one time, a possum got stuck in the shaft. smoke came out like this. dr.

>> pam :off the top at eleven: an east bay police department. cracking down on cold cases -- trying to clear out some old files, and bring some long sought after criminals. to justice. tonight, pinole's police chief sits down with us. one-on-one. to discuss what he is hoping to gain from the new unit. kron-4's philippe djegal has our exclusive. >> : "i understand that its probably a needle in a haystack." >> phillip :for pinole investigators, time is not on their side. >> : "but i'm very very confident that with our team, with the relentless pursuit of being able to uncover that needle this is going to be able to do that." >> phillip :nearly two years as chief of police in pinole. neil gang wants to finally bring closure to the amber swartz- garcia abduction case from 1988. >> : "that's our oldest case. then we also have two other cold case homicides that we're still looking at and still working." >> phillip :including the bowling alley execution of 19- year-old brandon young in 2008. >> : "he was sitting with his facing the bowling lanes somebo