almaden lake holiday fireworks show just got too popular for the park. last year during the show, this fire broke out in the foothills nearby and fire crews had trouble responding because of the large crowd leaving that show. so the local city councilman called off the fireworks. shock and disappointment. this is a traditio that for the last, my gosh, 11 years that i've lived here, i would just take out my lawn chair and put it outside and watch the show every 4th of july. so it's sad. fire officials say current conditions are deceptively dangerous. it's a pretty dry wind. it's not the typical red flag warnings that we do get, but with this low humidity and this wind, like we had in antioch yesterday in san jose the day before, we have potentials for vegetation fires. so we're really asking people to be wary and be careful out there. a board member for a local homeowner's association is

worried the cancellation will push more people to consider putting on or attending illegal fireworks shows in neighborhoods. let's say there was 10 or 20 families that were going to go to that show, and now it's canceled. well, we'll just go down to that area and watch the fireworks go off there. san jose still has shows scheduled at lake cunningham and the san jose giants game. they're done in areas that where we can preplan that we can control. we'll usually have some sort of fire suppression resources there in case something happens when it's just somebody's doing something in their front yard that, you know, that that can become problematic. fire officials also want to remind the public that while it's important to remember safety concerns during 4th of july, here in the bay area, fire season is basically year round in san jose. robert honda, nbc bay area news. robert. thank you. also tonight, a half a dozen people forced out of their homes in contra costa county. a wind fueled fire swept through

several structures. it started just before 2 p.m. in brentwood. look at that smoke there. neighbors believe it may have started in a dry, grassy field, but investigators are still looking into the cause. firefighters say seven structures were damaged, including two homes and three cottage style units. one woman told us she lost everything, including one of her dogs. she says she was eating lunch when she heard her grandson screaming, get out! that's when i looked out the window and there was fire coming from the back. i think it was a grass fire because then i saw the flames. it came. it happened so quick. the flames were already on my window. i lost everything. everything. everything that i own, which wasn't much. sad for that family. the wind driven fire is precisely why pg&e says it's ordered a public safety power shut off in parts of the bay area tonight. nearly 300 people have had their power cut

in contra costa county. hundreds more were impacted in alameda county, along with a handful of customers in the south bay. let's take a live look outside right now. look at the conditions here. sunny and windy for most of us across the region. you can see that flag in the bottom left of your corner. the american flag right there on our traffic camera. it's whipping just a bit right now. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. are we going to see some dangerous conditions as we head to the overnight hours? it's going to be on and off gusty. but really, when we put some perspective on this, it's not the most extreme in terms of wind we've seen out here across the bay area. it's also importing some humidity because there's more of this ocean coastal breeze. so we'll take you to that fire we had this afternoon. and right now we're still seeing some wind gusts up to about 24. they obviously, as we mentioned, got this under control. but they'll be watching the hot spots. could get gusts overnight up to 35 tomorrow. wind gusts of about 30. thankfully temperatures have also cooled off down into the 70s so that will be helping. now, we do have this wind on and off here through the bay area right now. these on and off

gusts. again, it's more of this ocean breeze. tomorrow morning the strongest gusts will be at the coastline up to 36 in san francisco. everybody w will get into a little pop here. some wind as we head through tomorrow afternoon. again, the strongest through the coast. we'll talk more about the chilly weather we have coming in for parts of the bay area tomorrow. i'll see you back here in about 15. okay. thank you very much, jeff. a new policy in san jose that targets people who rent rvs to unhoused residents will now include people that sleep in their cars. the city council voted 9 to 1 tuesday to approve the van loading policy. it bans advertising and renting out rvs to anyone intending to use them as a home. rvs are also prohibited from parking and used for sleeping on city streets and private property. city streets are public streets. they need to be accessible to everyone. we need to maintain them as clean and safe spaces for everyone. incentivizing people or encouraging people to pay rent to live in a vehicle on city

streets works against everything we're doing to end homelessness in our city. this policy comes on the heels of the city's rv tow away zones program. san jose plans to select up to 30 temporary tow away zones and ten permanent sites to clear rvs. that is scheduled to start sometime this year. more trouble for a high profile criminal. matthew mueller has been convicted and sentenced for a fourth time for kidnaping and sexual assault. mueller's crimes are detailed in the netflix documentary american nightmare. he was first convicted in 2017 for the high profile kidnaping of denise huskins from her home in vallejo. earlier this year, he was given life sentences for two home invasions and sexual assaults in mountain view and palo alto in 2009. today in sacramento, mueller pleaded guilty to a 1993 kidnaping and sexual assault. the district attorney says mueller, who was 16 at the time, threatened two campers near folsom lake, tying up the male camper and sexually

assaulting the woman. mueller is also still facing kidnaping for ransom charges in contra costa county. an unsolved murder in san francisco is back in the headlines. nine years ago, a young baseball player was murdered while playing pokemon go. the fbi is now on this case. it happened on august 6th of 2016 at san francisco's aquatic park. calvin riley was shot as he walked the promenade with his friend. the gunman got away. riley was a promising junior college basall player who graduated from san mateo high school. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. i miss it all. i was basically torn our family apart. it's been a nightmare for, you know, going on nine years on august 6th and, you know. it's been heart wrenching. you just have this hole in your heart forever. and

that. yeah. can never, never be filled. the fbi is now bringing new clues and hope to the riley family. among the new clues, this new sketch of a person of interest. we'll have much more on this story coming up on our 7:00 news. the la dodgers say they blocked ice agents from entering their stadium grounds today, but ice says they were not there to do an operation. this happened this morning. dodgers say a group of agents in black suvs with homeland security uniforms showed up across the street. agents asked to enter the parking lot and were denied entry. unclear exactly why the agents wanted to enter, but the appearance of federal agents comes less than 24 hours after the dodgers announced plans to assist communities impacted by immigration enforcement. protesters also met the agents outside the parking lot, began chanting things like ice out of la. ice, denied its agents were at the stadium. the office of homeland security tweeted that customs border patrol vehicles were in the stadium parking lot

briefly, but say it was unrelated to any operation, and federal agents were also spotted in hollywood early this morning. new video shows agents detaining several people near a home depot. a witness telling our nbc station in la that heavily armed agents detained nearly two dozen people in all. that number, though, has not yet been confirmed. well, today we're marking juneteenth, a celebration of the end of slavery in the united states. and events are happening all across the bay area. nbc bay area's alyssa goard joins us live from a block party in san francisco. alyssa. jess, there have been celebrations all over the bay area today, and the latest one here in downtown san francisco along market street. this whole street is blocked off for the juneteenth festivities. we've got a dj and people dancing, but believe it or not, this is not the only spot where people are dancing. there's a couple dj booths around the block. then if you just take a look across market street over here, we've got a band performing live, live

instruments, dancers across the street. we've got crowds hanging out over here listening and celebrating. there's a ton of people who are coming out to join people of all ages celebrating juneteenth. there's also a celebration of arts and culture that's happening here. also, over here on market street, there's an artist. his name is malik. he has his studio in hunters point in san francisco. he's been working on some artwork and paintings over here, inspired by the black san franciscans who have helped to bring juneteenth celebrations to this city here. this particular block party is an activation of san francisco's entertainment zones, which means that within this particular area, you are allowed to have drinks and open containers. so it is a little bit of a party. and then once this event ends at 7 p.m, there's still going to be lots of other juneteenth celebrations across the bay, including one at the w hotel in san francisco that starts at aund 7 p.m. but right now, the party is still going strong. even though it's windy out. people are

celebrating and dancing, and we'll show you some of the folks who are still out here dancing. they've got some real moves here. there's a lot of joy. people from neighborhoods all around, from south of market to the tenderloin to the financial district in north beach. people are out here and ready to celebrate. live in san francisco. alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. you got yourself a bunch of dance partners. all right. thank you. alyssa. another popular juneteenth celebration was sold out today. nbc bay area's lena jones tells us. organizers say juneteenth isn't just a celebration, but a celebration, as lena joins us now to tell us, for everyone, juneteenth is a sold out event. we are talking about more than 3500 tickets sold. you can see people are still partying here, and you can just see the mass amount of people that have come to this event. organizers say this isn't only about celebrating freedom, but creating lasting legacy. with lines wrapping around the oakland museum of california. thousands came to celebrate

juneteenth freedom, community and legacy. this is not just a black event. this is a freedom celebration. a juneteenth festival is put on by hella creative, a grassroots group that started in 2020. the group also helped spark the national movement that led to juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. we're creating a future celebration here by creating future proof community. there's going to be black people in the future. we're going to be here. we're going to be here forever. filled with live music food, spotlighting local black chefs, basketball with the valkyries, vendors, and more. it's a community centered event the museum says comes at a critical time. we've seen dei programs go by the wayside. we see gentrification move in. so having an event that focuses on the black community, black independence and resilience, that's exactly who we are. and today, thousands are celebrating what juneteenth means to them. i think it's a reclamation and a time of renewal to remember who

we are, where we come from, our power and the strength of the people. we want progress for black people, progress for others as well, and it's just so important. rejoice. frazier's family is from texas. in 1865, her great grandfather was one of the hundreds of thousands of slaves that found out they were finally emancipated. he was free when he was five years old, but he would have been free when he was three if he had known about it. today's celebration comes with a commitment to continue pushing for progress. it means a sense of pride, a sense of thinking about what we still need to do. there's a lot of work to be done in oakland. velena jones, nbc bay area news. now we have a full list of juneteenth events in the bay area on our website. check it out at nbcbayarea.com. juneteenth is in the trending bar. up next here at 6:00. a

close call in the south bay after some outdoor cooking goes wrong. we've got the details on a fire that scorched two homes. also caitlin clark in the building. we're live at chase center as the valkyries get ready to take on the indiana fever. and those temperatures are dropping across the bay area already 69 in napa. we'll talk more about this cooldown and also a look at the wind forecast in no one's dumb enough to go where we're going. if we get this dna, millions of of lives are saved. don't move. hold on! we're not going to let you get hurt, ok? go! [ orchestrial music playing ] let's go! come on!

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an outdoor fire being blamed for damaging two homes in san jose this afternoon. check it out. fire started shortly after noon on onslow way near piedmont road. san jose fire says it was sparked by a propane issue outside that spread to the house, to the garage and to the attic. flames also slightly scorched the outside of a neighboring home. now, the red cross is helping find shelter for at least three people tonight. okay. like father, like son. the warriors are adding a new coach. his name is kerr. nicholas. kerr, who spent the last two seasons as hd coach of the santa cruz warriors in the g league. yes, it's steve kerr's son. both seasons, he guided the team to a postseason berth. the warriors current head video coordinator lane wilson will take over as the head coach down in santa cruz. we have two kerr's on the warriors coaching staff. well, this is a big night for the bay area in terms of basketball. the valkyries hosting the indiana fever and one of basketball's most exciting stars. the biggest star in basketball is in the

building. we're talking about caitlin clark there she was at the pregame warm up. clark and the fever will be playing at chase for the very first time tonight.t. nbc bea christie smith joins us live from drive city. valkyries have to be all the fans have to be buzzing over this. absolutely. these fans that we've been speaking with are pumped up, and some of them made big plans to be here tonight. now, if you would have been out here maybe 15, 20 minutes ago, there were more fans. but hey, the doors have opened to chase center and people are not wasting a moment. they are heading inside. they're excited for both the chance to see the nba's newest franchise live, and caitlin clark's first appearance at chase center. now tonight it is really windy out here, but that hasn't slowed these fans down one bit. many showing up extra early to take in the atmosphere outside chase center before heading inside. many also came out early to buy valkyries gear and tell us they're thrilled with the wnba is starting to get more well deserved attention, and fans

aren't the only ones excited. we had a chance to speak with some of the nearby restaurants, who say that the valkyries fans are fantastic and have shown up to support the team and the area since day one. they also say with all the extra buzz surrounding tonight's game and caitlin clark, they expect even more business. i followed her from college, fell in love with her, just her ability and what she's done for the sport and the awareness she's brought to the sport. and i'm here. i'm here to chase center because caitlin. but, you know, got to be behind the valkyrie because we're california girls. i think the bay area is a great home for wnba team. there's a lot of support for them, and they've shown up since day one. even the preseason game was was very busy here and now. the golden state valkyries are also celebrating juneteenth weekend as part of their inaugural season. this multi-day celebration kicks off this evening again. tipoff is at 7 p.m, and you can bet the fans

are ready for it. reporting live in san francisco christie smith, nbc bay area news. christie. thank you. so we checked on tickets and there was a lower level tickets, 1000 bucks. oh my god, that's a big number. cheap seats. like where i would sit, jeff and i would sit, like $100. oh, okay. something for everyone. yeah. i'd like to be out there seeing that game. that would be really fun. this is a really special night. i turned one on a couple of weeks ago, and there's just a different kind of, like, energy or flow happening when you compare the two different leagues. yeah, totally. there's a pitch in that arena for valkyries that's really fun. yeah, it's going to be super cool. our weather forecast also temperatures dropping here as we headed through today. and we're going to stay with some comfortable temperatures as we move through tomorrow. let me show you more in that microclimate forecast. and look at the difference. i know you felt it, but when you see these numbers it's like, wow. concord down 25 degrees colder. livermore down 26, san jose down 11 and napa down nine compared to this time yesterday. so walnut creek already 68. we

still had some 90s at this time last night across some of the inland valleys and san francisco 58. we'll stay with these nice temperatures, all because of the way the weather pattern is beginning to change for us. and what you'll see in the satellite radar picture here is the storm track. see how that just kind of dips to the south that's coming in with this area of low pressure that has cooler air with it. so that's making it much nicer out there. but the little bit of an issue we're getting into is this area of low pressure and high pressure so close it's helping to really crank up the wind at the coastline. it's this strong ocean breeze gusts up to about 40mph tomorrow, so it's not a typical dry weather red flag fire warning event. it's more of that strong ocean breeze. the good effect of that though is it does import humidity. however, fire danger is still elevated. so nonetheless here we'll see winds tomorrow morning anywhere from 15 to about 40. tomorrow afternoon everybody gets in on a quick pop of some wind. we'll

stay with some on and off gusts into saturday's forecast sunday. overall, if you're doing any planning, looks like the best day of the weekend. less in the way of wind and pretty comfortae out there. so we'll begin tomorrow morning down in the 50s across the bay area again. as that wind kicks up, it will be kind of blustery, so make sure to have that jacket 54 here in the east bay, 52 in the north bay. daytime highs coming in near average to a little bit below. so down here in san jose to leave us to 74. cupertino 73, oakland chilly 68. danville 74 for the coastal area 60 and half moon bay and palo alto. we should manage some low 70s san francisco, 50s and 60s. and for the north bay, we're staying in the 70s for most of you on the 7-day forecast right here in sf, we'll hang on to 60s next several days. summer officially begins tomorrow night at 742 in the evening, and we'll see some low to mid 80s through this weekend. okay, we got some time. let's go. let's go see if we can get the storm, the chopper

going. get down to the game on storm ranger all the way over there. i'll take storm ranger. you guys take sky ranger. we'll see who gets there faster. all right. thanks, jeff. okay. up next, tiktok spared again with the latest delay means, as the app faces a deadline to break awayrom its f

and deadldline again today, the president signed an executive order granting a third extension

for the chinese company to sell banning tiktok initially passed under the biden administration over national security concerns. but once in office, mr. trump signed an extension of that deadline. then, in april, he gave the app another 90 days, which was set to expire today. tiktok owner bytedance previously said it would not sell tiktok and has been quiet on whether it has decided to make a deal at all. it's a court case that's captivated a lot of people and it still is captivating a lot of people across the country. the retrial of karen reed. yesterday, the jury delivered a not guilty verdict for second degree murder. tonight, dateline's two hour episode will take us through all the twists and turns of her legal odyssey, accused of killing her boyfriend. you can watch this all new special dateline tonight at 9:00 right here on nbc bay area. up next, a big honor for the say hey, kid. a year since we lost the giants icon willie mays, there's a new tribute to him in his hometown of alabama.

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a whole new look. after a rededication to the giants. legend was born and raised in fairfield, alabama. park is seeing new life after a tornado in 2017 left the area in bad shape. it's been undergoing renovations for the last year. meigs died on june 18th, 2024. his son, michael says the field is another way to honor his

father. i grew up in your dad's magic. your dad's magic. but the real magic is in the making of the time. so this is what he did, you know? nothing against guys today. the busy men with busy things to do. but at that level, you can actually make time. you may not have it, but you can make it. so we're out here to encourage people to especially the guys to walk in the mays way and keep it alive. now there's going to be more upgrades to the infrastructure. there's also going to be expanded recreation areas. all that's headed to happen. so everyone's very happy tonight at 7:00. what will president trump consider when it comes to a potential strike in iran? we'll be joined by a professor at uc berkeley who's an expert on nuclear strategy. also, our exclusive interviews with the family of a promising young baseball player murdered nine years ago in san francisco, and the fbi agent pushing to solve this cold case. those stories and more coming up on our 7:00 news. but right now we're going to be joined by tom llamas in

new tonight the president's new deadline over whether to bomb iran. the new escalations, iran striking an israeli hospital as chaos erupts inside. patients and staff running to get out, the ceiling torn apart. our team reporting from the rubble. this as israel strikes another iranian nuclear facility. president trump now asserting he'll make a decision to strike iran within two weeks, as the conflict spirals. the small circle now advising him. also starship setback. the world's biggest rocket exploding into a massive fireball. what went wrong during spacex's ground test and how elon musk is reacting. federal agents refused access to dodgers stadium, the confusion in the parking lot. tonight both sides firing back, a flash point in the immigration showdown in los angeles