. >>> let's start with developing news in antioch. an investigation is happening not far from turner elementary school. officials responded to gunshot calls, and two women were there on scene. this is a developing story, one we will be developing -- following through the day. >>> firefighters are investigating a fire from early morning on haye street. we are joined live from the home with details from a witness. >> reporter: at this point the fire is out, let's look at it and get a sense of how much work had to be done on it. from this angle you can make out that firefighters opened large holes in the group roof. they made sure that there was no one inside the home. it went quickly and exploded. >> no more than two seconds after he left, it blew up and went into flames. it was almost like a movie. the cat ran out right behind him, on fire. >> that cat and dog are the two casualties of this fire. we are hearing that there were six people in the home. some witnesses got video of the fire. firefighters worked aggressively on this fire, t

nixon antioch. santa rosa up to 93. weather, not a huge issue, but issues on the roadways. >> we're starting time prove. in fact, i got an update from matt keller. i want to take you back live to the scene in san mateo, where we had a flipped big rig, not the tanker truck you're seeing, the actual truck that flipped is gone. the trailer and cab now towed away. caltrans crews just cleaning up the roadway now. it could be from 30 minutes to an hour. and they should have the northbound 101 ramp to eastbound 92 back open. so a lot of progress being made. i will certainly let you know as soon as that is back open. in the meantime, you can use surface streets to get around that. a couple issues on westbound 24. if you're traveling in the caldecott tunnel, we have the far right lane blocked. i believe it's a medical issue. just behind that westbound 24, in bore number three, we have a two-car crash, and then a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. we did have a minor issue just beyond the metering lights and that's cleared

as a fire tears through their townhouse in antioch.(ken) the children have been taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation... and four homes are affected by flames.(cross) our grant lodes is here with the dramatic video.. and an update on those children. (grant) the fire marshall says those children marshall says the fire (grant) (grant) the fire marshall says those children are both going to be okay...they've been treated for minor been treated for minor smoke inhalation and released. a neighbor says a young teenager who was watching a baby... frantically banged on her door early this afternoon...saying help me help me. she called 911. by the time the first firefighters arrived...the flames were pouring out at least two units. a total of 10 units were damaged or destoryed. this was near barcelona circle and buchanan road in antioch. here's the woman who called 911 when thast boy was desperate for help. witness: "the little boy got out with the baby which i'm thankful for. i know he's a teenager and can probably watch the baby but he w

he joins us live from police headquarters in antioch. antioch police says an 18 year old was killed and a 16 and 17 year old were wounded during a shooting about 115 in the morning in the parking lot outside applebees at the hillcrest crossroads shopping centersot leslie stroud, jr./witness 12-16i just heard the guns go off, pop pop pop pop and i heard an argument police arriving on the scene found the 18 year old dead... and the 16 year old suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. he was taken to a local hospital. later police discovered a 17 year old, also with multiple gunshot wounds had already been taken to a hospital by friends. police says they believe the three victims were involved in a confrontation with another group when gunshots were fired. for those in the area at the time, it's definitely unsettling.sot rick delscastilho/witness 45-53real insecure about the whole thing there's no where for me to hide. it was pretty scary (vicki) coming up -- (vicki) coming up -- former mayor ron dellums has died at the age of 85. tonight we

d 47 antioch to concord, is slow at 27 minutes. an earlier crash just before railroad avenue off on the shoulder now, but we have residual delays. southbound 101 lookin great. that's in the green at 15 minutes. >> thanks, alexis. >> in today's gma first look, the man accused of using dating apps to prey on women has made his first court appearance. we have the details. >> in this morning's gma first look, a murder suspect is behind bars, accused ofcusing dating apps to bait innocent string of attacks. daniel drayton claimed to be involved in as many as seven murders and other violent crimes. authorities now investigating. he was initially wanted in new york for the murder of 29-year-old nurse samantha stewart. >> she was warm, she was kind. she was everything. i am mourning, heart broken, in pieces. >> los angeles police tracking him down and arresting him in a north hollywood hotel where they say he sexually assaulted and tried to kill a woman he was holding hostage. we'll tell you how to stay safe while dating online coming up at

we are above normal with 94 in antioch. it is 69 in the mission district. it is 85 in sonoma. a live look as you look out the window. you're standing in front of the closet. grb a hat and sunglasses. it will give yourself some shade. it will be all clear and bright. we have been seeing a lot of clouds we still have clear skies here. we have also seen lightning firing up around the sierra because of the moisture. as we go into the next couple of days the moisture moves into the bay area. by friday it will feel humid and it is going to be very warm. here is a look at our temperatures over the next few days. low 90s today and tomorrow and very warm on friday. we'll see a little bit more cloud cover. that humidity goes down for the weekend. it stays nice and cool with upper 60s. now you have more info on the fire. >> yeah. we are looking at a roadside fire. there are not a lot of details. no slowing. all around we have green. i'm taking you down to the south bay. this is san jose. this is coming away from 101. reports of a fire and a fire truck now blocks your right two lanes. it

antioch's xo music festival, sporting the likes of ludicrous, bone thugs n harmony and t.i.nats-tibut now with just 48 hours to go, on the xo webiste the promoter has announced "that due to lower than anticipated ticket sales and... some negative media reports ... the xo music festival ... will be postponed. but that's not the full story. kron 4 news went to site of the event, contra costa event park in antioch and found event park management actually cancelled the event because "promoters failed to provide proof they had liability insurance which covered hip hop music." sot john mason / performs as jm3 47-57i'm jus tin shock becuase i thought big names were coming to home city and i would have a chance to perform with them and be on the same stage but i guess not and i am furious nowthese men are some of the local performers who had signed on to be part of the event, who also just found out the event is cancelled.sot zach pilgram / performs as teamjayr 108-116it was a pretty upsetting hicccup, what bothered me is everyone had negative things to say about our community when we have be

the train bound for antioch -- they took him into custody at the pleasant hill bart station. the 18-year-old woman, nia wilson is being remembered as a beautiful young woman who had her whole life ahead of her. her father loved fashion and hoped to join the military. >> this is beautiful. >> a crowd of 500 gathered at the macarthur bart station showing support for ms. wilson and her family. >>> bart police chief is calling the killing one of the most vicious he has ever seen. debra villalon says authorities are investigating the attack and whether race was a factor. >> this is about the justice for nia wilson, her sister, and their family. >> reporter: he hopes the arrest of john lee cowell is the first step in healing for the heartbroken family of nia wilson. stabbed to death as two of her sisters switched trains. the attack was unprovoked. >> very dangerous not only in the bart system but throughout the community. we're ecstatic to have him in custody. >> reporter: he was arrested at the pleasant hill station on an antioch bound train. the train was stopped and searched aft

mid-80s for antioch and brentwood. san mateo in the mid-70s. look ahead, your five-day forecast and we'll warm thing up by just a little bit into friday. latest forecast models backing off on the heat into the weekend so we'll see if that trend continues. if you are not a fan of the triple digits, those excessively hot temperatures, you might be hiking this five- day forecast. >> i think we'll like it. >>> the search is on for dozens of people missing ava boat carrying chinese tourists overturned in the rough seas off southern thailand. officials say 48 passengers were rescued but still 49 people are missing. a second boat was overturned at hoot location off phuket. officials now considering whether or not to ban boats from going out to sea during strong winds. >>> more rain expected in thailand which is adding to that already difficult situation for rescuing 1 young soccer players and their coach that are still stuck in that flooded cave. >> now, officials say that it is up likely all the boys and their coach will be rescued at once. we have a

commute tomorrow where temperatures will be in the mid-50s around san francisco to upper 60s around antioch. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. notice the temperatures hold pretty steady at the coast and around the bay, but it is inland where we'll start to see the warming really hit as we'll hit the mid-90s, maybe upper 90s around antioch, brentwood. but friday, saturday, sunday, back down where we should be. >> thank you, mike. and you will like this one. >>> one way to wipe the smiles off of faces of folks in ohio. one branch of the dmv put a photo of lebron james wearing the l.a. lakers jersey to make sure people are not going to be smiling in their driver's license photos. >> frowning? >> yeah. so when you see this, you won't be smile which in smiling, whic want. some say it is a cruel joke, but seems to be working to get people to strike a serious pose and definitely not flash those pearly whites. >> i didn't know they were that serious about not smiling. >> but now they are getting frowns i >> the viral has many all in their feelings. we're hearing from the dancing dentist about

antioch, with a 65 overnight and lots of mid-50s. still breezy as well and we'll see some fog mainly confined to the beaches. we have hot conditions especially in southern california where they broke quite a few records yesterday and for u we'll see hot inland temperatures today, tomorrow still sunny and warm and even monday and tuesday. very little change. wednesday, things start to cool down a little bit and we'll see more of a summer spread and the fog returns and we'll be more in the seasonal range by the end of the workweek and temperatures will come down to mid-70s along the bay and low at the coast. >>> white supreme sacy posters popping up and as they're being taken down. >> signs once displayed on these newspaper bins in downtown saratoga reportedly urged people to report any and all illegal aliens. these are photos of the posters provided by the bay area news group. >> as i see the sign, it says keep america american. isn't that ironic? >> tpoigerib car at familiar with the south bay audience, explaining diversity runs deep

near altamont pass, antioch, these are the usual spots. we have a ridge of high pressure, so we're warmer than mid-90s concord as opposed to the upper 80s. 80 in fremont, santa rosa and napa upper 80s and low 90s. we have a ridge of high pressure over the desert southwest. we could get a little muggy condition because of it, the monsoonal moisture. that will add to the humidity levels over nevada, arizona. it will be hot and muggy for a few days, also bringing a chance for isolated showers in nevada and utah. for us, just mainly sunshine and that heat lingering. phoenix and las vegas are feeling that heat. we're in the 90s inland and not going to see much cooling until the middle of the week when the onshore breeze kicks into higher gear, bringing us early morning clouds and temperatures will drop slightly for inland spots. >>> if you're getting ready to head out the door, hopefully it's not near 205 and 580. we are tracking a major backup along westbound 205. take a look at all the brake lights, just a sea of red. approaching 580 here, th

the warm and is out toward antioch -- end is out toward antioch. satellite shows this. this is the fourth or fifth day in a row we have been talking about showers or thunderstorms developing out toward the sierra. look at all of those thunderstorms moving into nevada. it is an active day for this portion of california. right now, we have low clouds and fog. a few patches are hanging out close to pillar point. current numbers, san francisco and 64. some 80s toward the for more. santa rosa in the upper 70s. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay. there is san francisco. we have a shallow marine layer. the hot air will compress things. as a result, the fog could be locally dense. monday morning, we start out in the upper 50s to the 60s. santa rosa, 57. the fog focused coast side and right around the bay. if you are heading to the coast over the next few days, be extra careful. we do not have a high surf advisory but mainly a heads up that there is a south swell approaching the area. for the south facing beaches, we could have wave sets around nine feet. that wi

booked this weekend, including ludacris, who is selling tickets for a concert on saturday, no mention of antioch. and t.i. has another gig booked. that night. thsay they have 75 ccmoda the cs,y will be r whether the concert will will bwille monitoring set uand if doesn't happen tomorrow, they will alert the public accordingly.>> we have learned that he -- >>> a security guard murdered last week was faced timing his wife at the time, renaldo romero was shot to death last monday in the bayview, prosecutors say he was video chatting with his wife in the philippines when a man walked up and pulled out a gun, this is the suspect, 24-year-old cardell coleman, he pleaded not guilty today, but allegedly admitted to shooting the guard after he was arrested. surveillance video helped investigators connect the suspect to the crime. >>> a lot of san francisco pedicabs stayed part in honor of a driver that was killed. they are demanding justice. >> reporter: the intersection word happen, kevin's friends and family are demanding justice for him. the end of pier 26, the space for the cab, none of them are head

look for 81 in antioch. and also here's how it plays out. the clouds and low clouds pulls back by a seeps right back in during the 9:00 to 10:00 hour, which makes viewing a little bit tricky for fireworks tonight, especially in san francisco where the fog just starts to move in right during the 9:00 hour. it will be clear in the south bay and inland areas and grab a jacket because temperatures will start to cool down after the sun sets at 8:35. santa rosa 55, san francisco 54 degrees. and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast, things start to warm up starting tomorrow. >> good morning, frances. so far so good as you expect on a holiday, fourth of july holiday, not many working and a lot of green on our traffic maps. typically slowest spot this time of day is getting out of tracy, 205 to 580, 68 miles an hour, and 75 miles an hour. folks are cruising along faster than the speed limit as you approach altamont pass. wide open here in the south bay, san jose, 101 at 880 inbound traffic normally starting to fill in on a typical week day but n

the high temperatures today we had 90s toward livermore and antioch. alejo 92. san francisco 73. san mateo at about 80 degrees. there is breaking news out of santa barbara, these areas in red are a red flag wire -- fire warning. the wind out of the north is sundowner wind. that has an impact on the humidity and temperature. right now, these are the current conditions around the fire zone. upper 90s. the moisture level is low. the wind is 16-20 miles per hour. that have been stronger gusts in the reason. that is a huge challenge for fire crews. the satellite is showing high crowds -- clouds streaming across the bay area. patchy fog could form coast side over the next few hours. great numbers, it is still warm. concord is 74. san jose 70 and san francisco 61. this is a beautiful scene. looking toward the bay bridge toward san francisco. we are in the clear and getting ready for another one to hunt weekend. probably not like last weekend with temperatures above 100. in land they could approach 100. there is a hazardous surf for the beach is facing south. we have sneaker waves and se

as a fire burns through their townhouse in antioch. this is video of the fire. a neighbor says a 12-year-old boy... who was watching a baby... frantically banged on her door yesterday afternoon. by the time firefighters arrived... flames were pouring out at least two units. a total of 10 units were damaged or destoryed. the boy and the baby were treated for minor smoke inhalation. ( terisa ) at least 20 people who live there have been displaced. investigators are trying to determine what started the fire. ( darya ) a fire in east oakland displaces six people. fire crews say a 2 story building caught fire yesterday morning. one firefighter suffered minor burns to his back as he made his way up the building. no one else was hurt. ( darya ) a judge says the evidence seems "weak"... but he ruled experts can still claim that "round-up" weed killer causes cancer at tr

antioch to concord in the green at 14. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco also in the green at 16 minutes. >>> alexis, thank you. the california naacp is joining california builders and realtors to fight against a rent controlled ballot proposition. proposition 10 would allow california cities to expand rent control. right now, properties built after 1995 are exempt from rent control. but this proposition would do away with that meaning all properties could be placed under rent control. opponents say this would lead to fewer units being available for rent. >> what it does is it strikes fear in anybody who owns any land. fear that they're not going to get any fair compensation on their own investment. >> meanwhile, supporters of the measure say tenants need immediate relief from outrageous rent increases. >> marin and sonoma counties getting into the bike sharing craze. a plan is being formulated to create a network of bikes at transit rail stations, aka smart and key destinations along the corridor. according to t

. >>> we are following developing stories in antioch. they are investigating a story where two died and it happened -- it happened outside of a shopping center. we are live this morning and we have more information. >> reporter: good morning, the shooting happened around 1:15 am and police investigators are still here. you can see them behind me, gathering and collecting evidence. you can see evidence being collected in front of applebee's. this is off-highway format. -- four. they heard shots fired around 1:15 am. they found one person dead outside an applebee's restaurant. another was injured in the shooting. paramedics rushed the injured person to the hospital and police discovered a third person injured in the shooting who went to a nearby hospital on their own. there are several businesses in the area, including a gas station. one worker described a hail of gunfire. >> i heard gunshots and i ducked. it was a lot. it sounded like it was never going to end. there was a whole clip, a magazine or something. >> reporter: this applebee's

work -- to antioch animal services and soon they located the owner. the dog had been stolen back in november of 2015. when she was told her dog had been found the owner started crying in disbelief. >>> sports rap minutes away. here is a look at what they are working on. >> france wins the world cup, how the nation celebrated its second ever championship. >> a look ahead to the second half of the season and what the giants and a's must do to make a run at the post season and why steph curry's dad rooted against him to make a shot -- routed against him to make a shot today. full half hour coming up at 11:30 p.m. on sports wrap. >> still ahead at 11:00 p.m. thousands of people turn out to raise funds for a cue. next to the golden gate bridge for the -- golden gate park for the aids walk. >> and a table tennis player, he became a world table tennis champion at the age of 80. he also has more than 30 state titles. you are watching the 11:00 p.m. news on ktvu fox 2 news. we will be right back. >>> thousands of people turned up in golden gate park this morni

that translates to lots of 90s out toward concord, antioch and brentwood. santa rosa 92 and san francisco 73. san jose around 90 and half moon bay in the mid 60s. here's a look ahead at the five- day forecast. we will remain hot in land through the weekend into early next week. not much of a temperature change at the beaches. merrily in the 60s. the fire danger will go on into the weekend. no warning but it when it when he gets that hot and dry, it is dangerous. >>> coming up on the 11 pm news, an update on the wildfire we were just talking about in santa barbara county. we have already seen several homes burned. >>> the giants look to get their offense back online tonight against the cardinals. we will have the highlights and the rest of sports, coming up next. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> mark is off and scott is here. the giants did not do that well with their hitti

we're going to a high of 99 later on in antioch. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have the wide range in temperatures today. high clouds start to move in by thursday and that will increase the humidity on friday. but cooler air will move in over the weekend and certainly sunday it's cooler, less humid before numbers go back up early next week. all right. that's the weather. check out the roads. >> good morning, drew. we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza here. still looking good. as far as we know the metering lights not on but that will happen any minute and, of course, then we'll start to see things back up into the me.astal looking great so far today. not looking so great, it's not terrible yet, but this closure, eastbound state route 37, major grinding and paving project. the american canyon area closed between fairground drives and interstate 80. they should have that done by 6:00 this morning. a backup due to that yesterday. today that is looking okay. westbound side filling in heading towards sears point down to 25 miles an hour. foggy conditions no

. >>> we're learning more about the two women shot and killed in antioch last week, a mother and her adult daughter. police are still looking for suspects. >> reporter: what was first thought to be fourth of july fireworks turned out to be deadly gun fire in antioch. >> it's been hard, especially at night to sleep, because it's kind of like still in the back -- back of your head knowingha someo awa fro round4:30 in the morning on july 5th someone shot and killed, 55-year-old valinda scott and her 28-year-old daughter, milan ardoin. >> they're quiet, nice people. wouldn't bother anybody. >> reporter: a colleague posted on social media she's quite and helped everybody. he asked the police if the neighborhood should be concerned about safety. >> they said it was more like a family thing. >> reporter: the police are asking anyone with information to call them or text a tip to crimes, key word antiocantioch. >>> we're waiting for an update on the condition of a 2-year-old boy who fell out of a second story window in antioch yesterday. firefighters say he was unconscious when they arrived

antioch 12. and here's the difference in temperatures. this is how big of an impact that breeze makes. low 60s for pacifica. but because los gatos isn't affected by it you're going to be in the low 90s. san jose 85. it's going to be uncomfortable especially at the east bay. triple digits all over the area. a lot of areas through the triple digits on thursday and it will move east, weaken a little bit but temperatures are still going to remain above average through sunday. 5 why free cafeterias could become a thing of the past. >> plus, a bay area-based soldier is accused of going awol and taking a humvee and weapon with him. if i never get off this island, tell my family i love... saving people money on car insurance. allegedly stealing a military humvee... triple digits in various areas, including heat advisories. east bay mid- to upper 90s for today. i'll talk more about the heat and how long it will last coming up. >>> delays through castro valley has both westbound lanes of castro valley boulevard blocked at 580. this is after a vehic

that's near the antioch bart station. police arrived and found two victims, one pronounced dead at the scene. friends drove a third person to the hospital. the investigation still early on and so far no word on what led up to the shootings. >>> happening today, a group of bay area mothers will hold a three-day hunger strike in oakland to demand justice for migrant families. moms rising is calling for children to be reunited with their family. the government was under a thursday deadline to reunify more than 2500 children separated from their parents and more than 1800 have been reunited but hun drez remain apart. the strike starts at 8:00 outside the oakland federal building. >>> president trump is threatening to shut down the government over immigration. in a tweet he says, i would be willing to shut down the government if the democrats do not give us the votes for border security which includes the wall. the chairman of the republican congressional campaign committee says congress would keep the government open. with le

new shot spotter sensors are set up between pittsburgh and antioch. there's been 136 shootings in costa county county and the censors are supposed to show where -- >> when shot spotter detects shots fired up on the freeway, shots spotter actually moves the cameras in the direction of the gunfire. so that we basically have eyes on the freeway at the time of the shooting. >> officers had to shutdown portions of highway for a few minutes to test and cal brea those gunfire censors and chp say they want to finish those on i-4 and i-80 stretching to richmond by august. >>> a group of dublin -- the man on the hot seat, abe who was selected in 2015. they tried to recall gupat and the group says gupta made decisions to cause the city to be over developed without enough resources to serve the community. >> we are facing a budget deficit because we basically been approving the council has, housing, instead of developing our retail. >> the group is trying to recall a school board member dan cunningham. it plans to turn in those signatures this week. >>> today, la

>(justine) antioch police posted this video of the happy reunion. officer amiri brings the dog to the antioch animals services where they are able to find his owner from his microchip. the dogs owner started crying saying her dog "hemi" had been missing since november 2015. (j.r.) today was a special day for one north bay family that lost two homes in recent fires and has been featured on kron 4 news. janet mondragon sent me these photos of their new home in santa rosa. mondragon and her family lost their home in the middletown fires in 2015. then mondragon's mother lost her home in the santa rosa fires last year. the santa rosa fires last year. today the family held a party in celebration of their new home located in santa rosa. these pictures were taken before the party started...hence the reason why there are only a few people there. congrats to the mondragon family. (jrs)a popular mural of musician carlos santana was vandalized overnight in san francisco's mission district. (justine) a local non- profit went as far as calling it a hate crime...k

we have a crash near bridge head, just west of the antioch bridge. just a heads up if you're traveling that stretch, flashing lights and crews out there. east shore freeway still in the green. heading towards e brll plaza, a nothing to write home about. 11 minutes heading into san francisco. stay with us. we'll be right back. dumping their junk on the streets. it's been a problem for years.. and nothing has really seemed to work. kpix 5's betty yu shows us the latest strategy: shame them. >>> this is how the city of east palo alto plans to prevent illegal dumping. new banners show photos of a van and people getting rid of trash. the warning? a $1,000 fine, and offenders' photos could go on new banners, and there's a $500 reward for evidence that leads to prosecution and conviction. >> some of the shame campaign, which we are not proud of because we don't want to shame the community. but we want to make it clear that it is illegal to dump. >> reporter: last year there were 1200 reports of illegal dumping in a city that's just two and a half square mil

. >>> a fire raged out of control in antioch this afternoon at an apartment. this is the gentry court apartments and fire crews were on the roof trying to put out the flames. there were no reports of injuries or anyone trapped inside. >>> the petty cabdriver that was struck in a hit and run along san francisco's embarcadero last month, has died. the suspect is still on the loose. kpix 5 reporter, emily turner is live in san francisco where a memorial is growing. emily? >> reporter: normally this time of day you would see pedicabs lined up on the sidewalk behind me or writing up and down the bike lane. that simply is not the case because they are all at this memorial gathering their strength in telling one another how much they appreciate one another and how much they miss this one driver. >> reporter: the bicycle goals are silent and the embarcadero void of pedicabs today. the drivers are instead mourning the loss of one of their own. >> our community is devastated right now, that is not something that you bounce back from. we are a small group, a tight group,

san francisco 68, mid-90s for antioch and brentwood. 85 in glarier 93 degrees they will -- here in the bay area we're at 93 degrees. you'll notice that stepping out your door first thing tomorrow. >>> coming up next, the l.a. dodgers makes a big move requiring power hitter manny machado. mark will tell us who they gave up in returns. >> the 11:00 news continues in just two minutes. dog: seresto, seresto, seresto. jake... seresto, seresto, seresto. whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks.s whatever your dog brings home to you, of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. seresto, seresto, seresto. ohh no, jake. seresto. 8 month - seresto, seresto, seresto. with sports. it's kind of the end of the era for the oakland raiders broadcast team. they had been there for so long. when you talk about oakland writer's football, it is one after the other. not to mention their super bowl coach, both are out as broadcasters doing the play-by- play on radio for the raiders. this vote is a sampling of what you're going to miss this coming season. >> t

a little bit cooler nl unless you're out towards antioch. take a look at the afternoon highs for saturday, it's a warm one in the south bay in places like morgan hill, gilroy, mid-90s. on the peninsula, a breeze to keep you comfortable. 58 in pacifica. half moon bay, 57. daly city, 59 degrees, some fog and breezy conditions. downtown san francisco, 63 degrees. and in the north bay you'll see the 60s near the coast. triple digits around ukiah and lakeport. nice day in vallejo. sunshine in the east bay. 67 in oakland, 77 in fremont, 78 in castro valley. inland areas, you will still see very warm conditions, but it's not going to be as hot as it has been. 92 in concord. 94 in fairfield. if you're going to gilroy, it's going to be hot as you would expect it to be for the gilroy garlic festival. 95 degrees tomorrow afternoon. enjoy the food. but be ready for the heat. warm on sunday, mid-90s. take your sunscreen and make sure you have plenty of fluids. download the accuweather app to track those temperatures anytime you want to help you plan your

is a cool 59 in pacifica, santa rosa, the mid 80s out towards antioch at least on this map. morgan hills, 93. satellite, we have a fog offshore and then we have higher cloud streaming in from the south throughout the afternoon hours. will hold off the high they. nor wayne --those clouds. up in lake county and portions of mendocino county, the mendocino complex, these two observation points out towards lines valley and hopson, you can see higher terrain and those winds are up there gusting to 21-33 miles per hour and that will remain the case for this evening. the winds then she'll back off until early monday morning. i'm showing you this once again, we have a high clouds with a good onshore breeze developing. good numbers in san francisco, 57, san jose in the upper 70s. will check in on current wind speeds, fairfield, that is 33 miles per hour, oakland airport, 15 miles per hour, more reports, here is our south bay camera in san jose. there is no fog but some high clouds drifting into this picture. as we take a look at those dry hillsides, we are in the middle of fire season

. >>> that festival was set for this weekend in antioch, hello everyone, i am julie haener. >>> and i am frank somerville. thousands of fans were expected to show up and one of the headliners says he started getting suspicious when his check bounced.>> reporter: a lavish event, three days of fun, featuring food, wine, craft beer and more than 100 artists including ludicrous and mistah f.a.b. in his shop in oakland after he discovered via social media that the festival was cancelled. he was paid to perform but said the process was shady. >> i called when the check bounced and i am like , yo, what's going on? called back and got on the phone and the guy is like, sorry for the inconvenience, had one of the guys put the check in there -- i will bring you some cash. >> reporter: it was supposed to start friday at the contra costa fairgrounds in antioch but was cancel by fairground officials because the is and crew didn't fulfill contractual obligations. the ticket seller blamed low ticket sales saying despite our efforts to put together a fun event, ticket sales did not reach a level that

police say that the 18-year-old jordan martin of antioch died at the scene. the two teenagers are expected to survive. no word of any arrest or possible motive for the shooting. >>>al a woman found dead at a bart station a few hours after being released from jail. she had a bump on her at a bart station gave up to police. yesterday investigators arrested the 24-year-old deshaw n decombs. he punched a man who fell to the ground and hit his head on the platform. he was rushed to the hospital and died. >>> a man from the east bay is suing bart for failing to keep him safe. he reportedly suffer a torn tendon and pinched nerve when a man wrestled away his phone on a bart train in november. he claims he to cut back his work hours as a result of the injuries. a spokesman said the agency hasn't seen the lawsuit yet and declined to comment. bart has been sued at least four other times in the past 16 months after passenger was robbed and assaulted on trains. >>> the violence on bart and at its bart stations has led a group of about 20 men to take action. they are offer

dropped to 59 in antioch. the next seven days, we have the dense fog early on. we'll get a good amount of sunshine. a lot of 70s around the bay. inland, the warmest spots in the 90s. monday is warmer. bump the temperatures up four or five degrees to start off the workweek, tuesday, partly cloudy. thursday, we are going to see it turn muggy, humid. we could see a couple pop-up isolated showers thanks to monsoonal moisture. look at that hot inland, near 100 degrees by friday. saturday, 80s and 90s. today may be the coolest day we have. >> we'll see how it plays out. drew, thanks. >>> just ahead, desperate times for a nonprofit cafe. >>> a coin store in santa rosa has been hit by robbers. an employee escaped after a suspect fired a gun. they struck big oak plaza coins at 9:15 saturday morning. one of the robbers fired at an employee. there are reports there are several in the past two months. detectives are trying to see if the robberies are connected. >>> in palo alto, a plea from the founders of a popular nonprofit cafe has operational courts soar, there's growin

. >> reporter: here at the contra costa event park in antioch formerly known as the fairgrounds, and in just three days a major music festival is scheduled to take place. more than 100 acts on 7 stages. but tonight there are questions as to whether it will go forward. the xo music festival scheduled for this weekend in antioch has a lot of big names from ludacis to ti and vanilla ice. but will it happen? one artist apologized to her fans on social media today saying she'll not perform because of the business practices of the organizers. another artist says he's also dropping out, tweeting that he's done fighting for fair compensation. >> it could be a disaster or it could be, you know, somebody is going to pull it off and it could be the biggest event we've had here. >> reporter: mario delgado is supposed to be one of the headliners. he says he's worried because the fairgrounds doesn't look ready. >> something this size, i've played a lot of festivals, for many years, and it takes about a week to set up for something like that. we're here and there's no trailers or staff. just garbag

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in antioch with answers. what do you know? >> reporter: well, we drove around this fairgrounds tonight and didn't see any stages being set up. this event is only three days away. we talked to some performers who used to be in the lineup and they tell me they're not coming. >> music going down live. >> reporter: we found a flashy promotion for the festival posted onutube. imagine fire, water, led lights. >> reporter: the website promises more than 10 .st bob rosenburg with the band will to power was scheduled to play the first day of the festival and by phone he told us that his band isn't coming. >> as of yet, we have not received a deposit or a contract. >> reporter: and for him, that was a red flag. >> their original ads were saying luxury hotels and air conditioned buses that would be transporting everybody and everything just sounded too good to be true. >> reporter: flav flav and the group bones thugs and harmony have the festival listed on their website. headliners the sugar hill gang and ludicrous do not have it listed.

in antioch. kron 4's ella sogomonian has an update on how the victims are doing tonight. dramatic video shows the moments the first fire fighters arrived to an antioch apartment complex engulfed in flames and black smoke tuesday afternoon. a mother and five children were inside a unit closest to the fire...crews credit their safety to the quick thinking of 12-year-old anthony phillipc who grabbed his baby nephew as soon as he saw the first sign of danger.sot: anthony phillipc, saved nephew from fire// "some people be telling me family's first. family is first. so i'm glad he's okay because i don't know what i would do if he was still in that fire."as the fire raged on...anthony ran downstairs and knocked on neighbors' doors with a warning. sot: witness: "i heard banging on the door, and all i heard was help me, help me, so i dialed 911."he and his nephew were treated for minor smoke inhalation and released. a red cross volunteer told kron 4 they are now among at least 20 people are displaced with no place to go...fire investigator vic massenkoff with the contra costa fire

(grant) it happened at the hillcrest crossroads shopping center in antioch. kron 4's dan kerman spoke to witnesses. sot leslie stroud, jr./witness just heard the guns go off, pop pop pop popl sotat first i thought it was firecrackers witnesses recounting what they heard, when a confrontation between 2 groups turned into gunfire.sot rick delscastilho/witness 11-17then after about 10 shots i realized these are guns they are getting shot at with. antioch police say the shooting happened about 115 in the morning in the parking lot outside applebees at the hillcrest crossroads shopping center. when police arrived on the scene an 18 year old man was dead, and a 16 year old was wounded. they later found out a third victim, a 17 year old man also suffering from multiple gunshot wounds had been taken to a local hospital by friends. police say they believe the three victims were involved in a confrontation with another group when gunshots were fire standup dan kerman/antioch (vicki) in the south bay. a man accused of killing his co-worker made his first court appearanc

antioch, 99. livermore,, the san jose with 88. 76 in oakland. closer to the ocean, there's our typical drop-off from san francisco to half moon bay and 60s. we'll have a much longer look at my extended forecast coming up. all of that is at 6:48 tonight. see you then. >> see you in a few minutes, thanks, jeff. >>> hotter than any other region in the country, no surprise there. how much money you need to make to be in the 1% of earners. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. cave, to the peace of a monastery. 11-members of the rescued thai soccer-team began nine-days >>> from the darkness of that cave to the peace of a monastery. 11 members of the rescued thai soccer team began nine days of training to become buddhist novices. their coach will be an ordained monk. one teammate did not participate because his family is christian. they'll pray for the thai diver who lost his life trying to save them. >>> are you ready? exactly two years fr

the hotter spots, 90 in antioch. 83 for the north bay of santa rose a. temperatures will continue to heat up into your weekend. those numbers in just a bit. >>> good morning to you. we are looking at the roads and taking a look at the pass approach. the tracy triangle. let's go to that super commute. traffic will be slow through the construction zone. right here through the triangle. there is slowing once you get to the livermore area it does look good if you are getting on the freeway in livermore it should be a nice drive. this is north and southbound. that traffic is moving well and here at the bay bridge toll plaza it's still light. let's go back to the desk. >>> the developing story, a public health advisory in effect for the martinez area because of air problem with a compressor at the shell refinery in martinez. no flairing but this could affect some people with breathing problems. these are live pictures. we are outside the shell refinery. shell already has teams investigating the incident and what happened. they anticipate lifting the warning so

as soon as they said flavor flave i thought there's no way he's coming to antioch. >> as soon as i heard the news, my heart just fell out. i threw up. >> reporter: pierre b. nasty reed says he paid the organizer $10,000 of his own money to put together local acts o -- acts of one of the stages then he was charges artists to perform. >> he said his lawyer would send me a letter. out of my next few paychecks i have to pay these artists back. because i have to keep my integrity. >> if you bought a ticket and were going to go to the concert what should you do? scott alonzo is an attorney. >> document the expenses. >> i spoke with a ticketing company and they said all of the tickets would be reimbursed in fool. as for the organizers, i tried to call them and they would not return repeated phone calls. >> those festival organizers sammy habib known by his real name habidula katir. he and his brother muhammad katir were arrested in february by freemont police for real estate fraud. both brothers are out on bail. due to lower than anticipated ticket sales and in part due to the fact that there w

. >>> a brush fire that broke out between pittsburg and antioch had fire crews scrambling this fire. the fire started north of highway 4, burnt up to a waste water treatment plan and behind the plant is a hazardous materials facility and, yes, there was a risk. several commercial buildings and roads were threatened. firefighters say the fire started next to small homeless camps and that's becoming a dangerous trend. >> well, this is a growing problem that we're seeing as with e get further and further into the fire season. there are a lot of homeless camps around our district. around the county. and we've fought several fires, five or six in the last few days, that have originated in or near homeless burned 20 acres before firefighters were able to knock it down. they stayed on the scene for hours making sure that hotspots did not flare up. >>> details tonight in a dist b disturbing burglary case in the east bay. police say reports of a man exposing himself go back to last year. a pleasanton woman sent these pictures to police. she says this man came to her louse last may and exposed

we got word from chp all lanes back open but back are backup remaining in the antioch area. we'll check that in a fup minutes that will thin out quick. the bay bridge toll plaza looking good. little stack up in the cash liens but ha minutes until the metering lights stubborn onnen sara palin says they was she was duped into an interview with sasha cohen she calls him evil and you can hear exclusively from her this morning on good morning america. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. after abc 7 morning. >> a.m. is making major changes to the pro line. >> the silicon valley start-up joins the rest to get you into a flying car. >> in tech bites abapple's mack book pro computers. the company has a new line of mack book pros ha promise brighter and 70% faster. the most tricked out model costing more than shh 6,000. and there is fresh evidence that the personal computer is not dead yet. >> a new report shows pc sales grew 1.5% worldwide the last three months. the industries first quarter of growth in six years. and this is the latest entry in the race to develop a flying car. back fly is actu

highs today it will be hot again inland going into the 90s. 93 for concord, 95 antioch. into the south bay, sun, high clouds, 86 your high. 69 in san francisco, afternoon sunshine, 75 in oakland and napa and santa rosa, sun and afternoon clouds, highs in the mid to upper 80s. it will be hot again and cool on the coast. >> we'll take it. pretty typical weather here. >> how is traffic. >> pretty typical there. >> nice. >> there you go. looking okay. light in most areas as you would hope at 4:38 in the morning. so still looking good for walnut creek, south bay 680 slowly starting to fill in but not seeing too many folks hitting their brakes there and this is north of the 24 interchange right around tree boulevard. that is looking great. no major issues commuting through the east bay this morning and we'll take a look at a few drive times too. the one exception out of tracy, westbound 580, tracy to dublin. the first one in the yellow, 35 minutes. not terrible today. south bay dublin to mission boulevard, green, 101 wide open. mass transit next. >>> it wasn't all about sports

home from work and says cal boarded a trap bound for antioch. she saw his picture and immediately recognized him and called police and said she was surprised he was so calm when he was arrested. >> nia willson could have been any woman. we shouldn't have to live like that in 2018. >> he will be arraigned tomorrow morning in oakland. >> council members scheduled to vote on a controversial housing issue but that meeting is still going on. at issue is whether landlords who live in their own duplexes or triplexes should be allowed to evict without cause. as things stand, tenants can be kicked out once the lease is up with no reason given. our investigative unit looks into how often these evictions happen in oakland. kno more, lo to our website to watch the full report nbcbayarea.com/weinvestts a sex assault conviction overturned. a jury found him guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman in 2016 on the stanford campus. the case made national headlines and led to the recall of the judge who sentenced him to six months in jail. turner's attor

and in antioch, our warmer inland location will be 95. we'll only probably see triple-digit heat in the ukiah area. 102 there. lake port at 99 degrees. at the beaches, partly cloudy today and breezy as well. cooler. ocean beach only down to 59. it will be in the clouds all day and the water temperature still very cool at 55 degrees. also it will be mild overnight with the fog pushing in again. temperatures mainly in the 50s. some low 50s through parts of the north bay. but then upper 50s as you head toward antioch and livermore and also san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast -- the heat eases today. much more comfortable inland, in the mid 90s. still quite warm. at the coast we'll see some low to mid 60s. the cooling continues tomorrow. that onshore breeze picks up. we'll have a stronger sea breeze on tuesday and temperatures continue to drop breezy and cooler. that will be the coolest day this week on wednesday for the fourth of july. we'll be tracking those fireworks as well. visibility always a bor the fou july. >> of course the

in antioch, an auto repair shop worker was severely injured today after ending a large fireworks device in a dumpster. despite being advised not to write it, he did. it exploded in his hands with the laws of many fingers -- the laws -- the laws -- loss of his fingers and maybe both of his hands. >> yesterday we had 64 citations and five arrests. we had one vehicle towed regarding illegal fireworks. >> reporter: police seized 300 pounds of fireworks. in san francisco, police say this was the scene of a bizarre criminal aggravated assault against a 21-year-old woman who was sitting on the corner. >> around 7:50 pm, this victim was waiting on the corner. across the street she heard a loud explosion and then built a pain to her right foot. a firework had a photo. she was transferred to the hospital. >>> last year a people died from fireworks incidents. there were 12,900 fireworks injuries, one third of which were two children treated in u.s. emergency rooms from mid- june through mid-july. no illegal fireworks peaked last night, the danger will continue for many days to come. >> in some cas