our kenny choi is talking to fans and we'll check with him at 5:30. we'll have much more coverage from our team in boston after the game tonight and all this week. >>> new at 5:00, firefighters in san jose still on the scene at a fire in a church. when our crews arrived smoke was shooting from the roof at st. paul's united methodist church on south tenth street. here is a look from chopper 5. we got a look at a the hole that firefighters had to cut into the roof to vent that fire. there is extensive damage. fire investigators were on the scene calling this once again suspicious. >>> and a vegetation fire gave neighbors somewhat of a scare in antioch. the fire burned between a group of homes on eelaiho court. this is a closer look from the ground. firefighters are still there putting out hot spots. and they did get some help. we saw a neighbor using a garden hose to spray a backyard fence that looked like i was burned. no word on how this fire started. >>> the votes are in, and san francisco has ousted chesa boudin. 60% voted in favor of the recall. 40

i'm kenny choi. how some people are making adjustments. >>> while congress debates gun safety, california taking action on its own. the measures up for debate at the sate capitol. >>> and celebrating the courage of kids. the special honor for lgbtq youth meet three sisters learning how to spend, save, and budget. all with chase first banking. freedom for kids. ♪ ♪ control for parents. one bank with tools for both. chase. make more of what's yours. . >>> you're watching kpix 5 at 5:30. >> right now on kpix 5, streaming on "cbs news bay area," money on the way to families years after a deadly hostage situation at the yountville veteran's home. the settlement just announced. >>> the special honors for lgbtq youth who are creating positive change in their communities. >>> but first, our top story at 5:30. stocks in a bear market, and inflation at a 40-year high. so how can you protect yourself and keep your finances afloat? good evening. i'm sara donchey. >> and i'm ryan yamamoto. kenny choi spoke to

. >> later we'll check in with kenny choi. as fans tried to scoop up championship gear and get a glimpse of the players after the parade. and we brought you live coverage of the warriors parade and parade live right here on kpix 5. we're streaming 24/7 on kpix.com and of course on our app. >> one of the snags today, the warm temperatures were a little overwhelming for some people who ir e at the parade. partme says related issues. we even saw some people passing out in the crowd because it was so hot. firefighters were treating people along the parade route and it is going to be even hotter tomorrow. parts of the bay area are going to be hitting triple digits. paul heggen is here. he's calling it a first alert weather day. big issue tomorrow. >> yeah, temperatures going to be even hotter. it's hot inland right now. it's 96 degrees in fairfield, 91 in concord and livermore. widespread upper 80s out there. 70s around the bay. exactly 70 downtown, 77 at sfo, and 60s along the coast. all these temperatures will be hotter tomorrow.

kenny choi here at chase center. thrive city inside the warriors merchandise store. let's send it back to you. >> all right. you know, this was quite a scene before the parade. crowding caused some trouble for bay area travelers on b.a.r.t. i took that video on the way into the city. that was me taking video of you on the train. dubs fans streaming in. all had the same idea 8:00 this morning. sent from b.a.r.t. directly, lines from the dublin station. b.a.r.t. says trips through the transbay tube are up more than 80% over last monday. can you blame them? wasn't a smooth ride for everybody. bay area saying people were struggling to add money to cards on phones. i saw a lot of people in line trying to do that, not happy. parade just ended, all the fans have to get home. b.a.r.t. friends, going back to east bay or elsewhere, be prepared to stand next to a neighbor and get to know them, the trains are full. >> and it will be reed. >>> the highlights from the warriors parade, thousands of fans lined the streets of san francisco. >>> coming up, cbs news investigation, how

kenny choi reports on the new effort to prevent wildfires. >> reporter: homeowners in high fire zones like marianne pierce are doing what they can to reduce the risk of a rapidly growing fire. >> it's a major worry if there's any fire it's going to spread. >> reporter: she and her neighbors hired bob's fire team to cut down tree limbs. >> any time it starts getting warm, may, june, july, more fear of fire. the people just get amped up and they want to get something done. >> reporter: what started as a pilot program last year called enhanced power safety shutoff, also known as epss, has expanded into areas of high fire risk across the bay area. pacific gas and electric said the technology reduced emissions by more than 80%. >> these shutoffs must be happening every day. >> outages are happening. they shut off power. these outages, whenever there is an interruption, they could be happening every day. >> reporter: eps is different from psps, pg&e plans and initiates when dangerous conditions warrant the move. the automatic shutoffs happen without warning. you're okay with not having powe

. >> kenny choi spent time with the congress congratulations to learn about its legacy. >> i find peace. >> jim and mike found the peace of their partnership in an unlikely place, in a church. their church is the foundation when life and religion don't mix in many ways. >> you're killing us! stop it! stop it! >> reporter: that tension between the church and the lgbtq community reached a boiling point, and to unleash power, storm st. patrick's kcathedral o stop condom distribution. >> i would like see the catholic church more open. >> reporter: they recollect the struggle for gay marriage. >> we never thought we would see gay marriage, and now wir marriage. >> reporter: they got married eight years ago after they overturned prop 8. their hope for the catholic church to evolve more continues today. >> is it hard being gay between the catholic church? >> i -- it is. it is. especially when i go to other churches and i don't feel the welcoming. >> i would love to see -- not just the parish, but rome change some of their ideas and left in serve tif, in terms of divorced people receiving commu

and if you're looking to watch your usage even more, kpix 5's kenny choi reports a smart meter may soon be doing it for you. >>ers that a push to install more smart meters across the bay area. water districts are getting more approvals to replace antiquated and analog ones like these and bring in the new and improved. detecting an irrigation leak like this one resulting in wasted water and a higher bill could be made a lot quicker. >> it's like a transmitter. it's just like a cell phone. >> reporter: that's if you have some help from advanced metering infrastructure, also called ami. >> the meter records the water usage every 15 minutes and sends the information once a day. >> reporter: since it's digital you can monitor real-time water usage information with a few clicks on your smartphone, tablet, or computer instead of relying on someone to manually read the meter and a water bill that arrives every two months. >> that's like real time right now. it's all zeros. >> reporter: it's an easier and faster way to read your meter, and alarms can be set to alert users of spikes in water cons

kpix 5's kenny choi was there. >> a.p. shaw. >> reporter: behind each patch is a story of struggle, loss and remembrance. >> i think i got half a dozen names engraved in the circle of friends and that's just a fraction of the people that i've lost. >> reporter: drew and his friend pam came to embrace atouch. both quilt rolled out on the green fields of golden gate to remember those who lost their lives to aids. >> every single one is a story and there are thousands and thousands of them. it's incredible to me. they're incredibly personal. someone made that. >> reporter: the weekend display represents 6% of the quilt that grows despite remarkable advances in hiv medicine. some wet weather forced volunteers to roll up the massive quilt earlier than planned. >> we helped with folding a quilt, and that just -- we both said that that's something we would never forget. >> we saw here the community pitch in immediately and start to roll up the quilt, bundle it up to get it out of the way. it's just another testament to the power

. >> kenny choi is live. we know kenny, you caught up with fans going to the watch party, which sounds like a lot of fun. >> yeah, they're excited for this one. game three is in boston thousands of miles away. but they're having fun here tonight. the doors just opened up about 5:00. so you're starting to see the fans file in. take aoo area. this is the area where it's still free for fans tonight. they're going pack this area up as well. if you want to go inside, it's 25 bucks, but that's where the excitement is for game three with the series all tied up at one. security is tighter. that doesn't mean the fans are. even with the series all tied up. >> warriors! >> for the first time the watch party will be inside and outside, withstanding room only with barricades set up and no more lawn chairs allowed. they're expecting a packed crowd. >> for sure it's the first one at chase. i want to see how the crowd is. want to see if it lives up to the hype. >> reporter: ray spent hundreds of dollars to watch game one. he

. >> as kpix 5's kenny choi explains, they could be in for an expensive sticker shock when they try to reregister their cars. >> reporter: if you haven't paid those tolls, the next time you try to get a registration sticker at the dmv or through the mail, you'll end up getting a lien and getting denied. >> for us, we put in the work. we do as much as we can. but even with all that, it feels like it's not enough. >> reporter: chris works full-time as a mechanic and paid all his tolls even after losing his job during the pandemic, but doesn't think putting liens on registrations is the right way to go. >> it's unfair. it's basically putting us in a box and giving us broken tools just to have it fixed. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit, gone were the cash toll collectors. that also led to an unprecedented number of toll evaders and unpaid fines. since january 2021, uncollected tolls at seven of the bay area bridges have surpassed $50 million and a whopping $134 million in late penalties. the toll authority just approved a plan to recoup unpaid dues by placing a lien on more than 500,000

as executive's kenny choi found out. >> reporter: finding that leak is half the battle. conservation specialists can come to your house, a free service offered by marin water. >> every meter has a low-flow indicator. and the low-flow indicator is moving, that can mean you have a leak. >> it was moving. so we started checking. i think the valve is here. >> if you just shut that tight, it might be worth us checking the meter again and see if that did anything. it's still moving. >> it's still moving. >> reporter: the loosely shut off hose was part of the problem, but not the entire answer. >> see, this is domestic violence tv drama. >> so i think we've isolated the leak to inside your home. the most common thing that leaks indoors is toilets. see what that gets you. >> reporter: so we checked those. >> we put this blue band in the bowl. and what we're looking for are breaks in the blue band, which would mean that water is escaping from the tank through that rubber stopper through the flapper and into the bowl. >> reporter: no major breaks, but christina determined there is

good morning, it is sunday june 19th, i'm kenny choi in for devin fehely. we will have a weather forecast with darren peck. >> yes, it is going to be warmer today than yesterday, but we are just average. today's daytime highs are going to be just average and not too hot. we will climb into the mid-80s today, and going 86 inland, and 76 for the bay, and you can pick out your part of the bay more specifically, and mountainview at 86, and we will have a complete forecast in a few minutes from now. and back to you, kenny. >> thank you. a brushfire got close to some houses in oakland hills. this is from citizen app, and the fire broke out at 11:30 last night on the hillside of marleau drive and in an area called sheffield village. it went to four alarms and at one point, the crews said it was burning 250 feet from homes and they used the water hoses to get the fire under control by 12:45 a.m., and no evacuations wer necessary. >>> new this morning, a fatal crash is backing up traffic on the bay bridge heading into san francisco. the accident happened three hours

at golden gate park, kenny choi, kpix fe on all our pride stories, head to kpix.com. >> wall street capping off its worst week since january, shedding 332 points, more than 2%. we have more in today's business headlines. >> america is grappling with inflation at a four-decade high got another jolt to the pocketbook. the national average for gas topped $5 a gas for the first time ever. tesla proposed a 3-for-1 stock split that would turn each tesla share into three and lower the price without affecting the company's overall market value. it closed at 697 apiece on friday, aut a 39% drop from early april. >>> crowds lined up in moscow to check out the new fast food restaurant to replace the first mcdonald's outlet. russia sold its restaurants to a new brand, which translates in english to tasty and that's it. there are dozens more planned for later in the month. for more head to moneywatch.com. i'm elise preston. >> we're going to start things off with jessica burch. >> let's start off with the fact it is a very calm week for us. temperatures are not peaking like we were dealing with earlier

kpix 5's kenny choi has more from san rafael to explain why and how cities are trying to bridge the gap. >> reporter: finding a new job before heading back to college in the fall. >> i've had jobs in the past where you're behind a register and you're just inside. i just get to swpend my whole dy outside. >> reporter: a deeper dive into the lifeguard shortage reveals recruiting and krierg is a balancing act. >> we don't have a lot of lifeguard instructors. with covid, people's certs were expiring. >> reporter: certifications became more difficult to obtain when schools closed. the city of san rafael pays for that training for life yguards unlike many other cities. a lack of staffing has forced the county to close the pool already for the entire season. a posted sign shows starting pay at $19 an hour. we found some parents nearby trying to keep their kids cooled off. >> it was cold but refreshing. >> we're cooling off in the shower and then we're going to go home and take a rest. >> it's really hot. >> how are you staying cool? >> good. >> reporter: public health experts say the risk of d

. >> what can your family do to weather the ups and downs and what could be coming, kenny choi has that later at 5:00. >>> b.a.r.t. station is closed because of medical emergency. no word how long that station will be shut down. we'll stay on top of it. >>> new at 3:00, a vandal cut down a pride flag at school district in the east bay. video from the school. man jumped over the fence, cut down the pride and american flags. superintendent said it was the students' idea to fly the pride flag at all school sites and won't let their voices be silenced. >> going to act out in that way, going to shine a line on bigoted and discriminatory behavior, our voices are going to get louder, not quiet. we represent the voices of our students, help them find their voice. not going to let this behavior silence them. >> the superintendent says the contra costa sheriff's office is looking into it. school is going to restring the pole and raise the flag again. >>> man accused of murdering elderly asian man in san francisco faced a judge today. >> justice! >> the sounds of family there, the victim, 84-year-

kenny choi reports on the new effort to prevent wildfires. >> reporter: homeowners in high fire zones like marianne pierce are doing what they can to reduce the risk of a rapidly growing fire. >> it's a major worry if there's any fire it's going to spread. >> reporter: she and her neighbors hired bob's fire team to cut down tree limbs. >> any time it starts getting warm, may, june, july, more fear of fire. the people just get amped up and they want to get something

good morning, it is sunday june 19th, i'm kenny choi in for devin fehely. we will have a weather forecast with darren peck. >> yes, it isoi

. >> executive's kenny choi will be following this for us, and has more on why conservatives believe this is the year they have a chance to win back the ag seat. >> democrats have held on to this top cop position for more than 20 years. but there is heightened awareness about crime and public safety across the state during this election cycle. channelers are emphasizing the recall efforts against progressive prosecutors like chesa boudin and george gascon of los angeles, and are trying to tie bonta to both. incumbent rob bonta dropped off his ballot at this voting location in alameda today. this is bonta's first time running in a statewide election. the former assemblyman from alameda was appointed to the ag position last year by governor newsom after jaxavier becerra moved to washington to serve in president biden's cabinet. bonta faces four challenger, including two republicans. eric early is an attorney promising to take a tough on crime approach. he ran in 2018 without much success, placing fourth in the primary. bonta's campaign is highlighted early as an avid trump supporter an

vern glenn is inside chase center, and kenny choi is out here with me at thrive city. of t fan tsorarriors fans as ine cot advtagencegain. party-like atmosphere. the band just took a pause as we went live, but, still, fans are having fun. right behind me fans are starting to file into their seats. they do not want to miss a single play. it seems like every stretch during this nba finals run has been critical for each team and all the fans are pumped for this one. ♪ >> we're going to win today, go warriors! >> reporter: warriors fans admit the finals have been ultra competitive. it's no tossup with a star-studded stepping up when it matters but still making some fans nervous ahead of game 5. >> they're already stressing out my mom enough. because she's, like, we're going to lose! i said, keep the faith, keep the faith. >> reporter: universal soul band will strike it up outside chase center to stir up the crowd before the game and maybe late into the night. >> we are here to give the fans life, give them fun, give them joy, hype them up before they go inside of the are

kpix 5's kenny choi is live in san rafael to explain why and how cities are trying to bridge the gap. kenny. >> yeah, so liz, this pool in novato is dealing with a life guard shortage like so many other public pools across the bay area and the country. they hired enough lifeguards so far to keep it open, but there may by a good reason why, so that everyone can still jump in. she found a new job before heading back to college in the tall. >> i had jobs in the past where you're behind a register and you're inside. and i just get to spend my whole game outside. >> a deeper dive reveals recruiting and hiring is a balancing act in many ways. >> we don't have a lot of lifeguard instructors. and i think with covid, people's certs were expiring. >> it became more difficult to obtain when pools closed in the pandemic. the city of san rafael pays for the training unlike many other cities. 20 minutes away, it's quiet, this pool sits empty with blue tarp all around. a lack of staffing has forced the county to close the pool already for the entire season. a posted sign shows starting pay at $19 an

. >> kpix 5's kenny choi highlights the top three candidates based on fund-raising efforts so far. >> reporter: capitalizing on viral videos of violent attacks from the bay area to southern california and high-profile smash-and-grabs throughout the state over the last couple years, challengers gunning to unseat current attorney general rob bonta tout crime is out of control. >> i think there's no question that we are seeing violent crime on the rise. we're seeing, at least in law enforcement, a lot of guns in the hands of felons and people that should not have them. we're seeing rampant theft. >> reporter: sacramento district attorney anne marie schubert, also known as the golden state killer d.a. who helped lock up serial murderer joseph deangelo is running as an independent after leaving the republican party in 2018. she believes the criminal justice system is in a state of chaos. >> we've got criminals that are running amok. we've got people getting out of prison early. you've got people out of l.a. that are toasting the district attorney that are in prison because they think they'

at golden gate park, kenny choi, kpix 5. >> for more on all our pride stories, head to our web site, kpix.com. it's time to check weather and traffic on this monday. >> we're going to start off with our first alert meteorologist. different weather patterns this week. >> big changes are happening for us. it's nothing like last week when we were dealing with that heat wave. it's a lot more calm. we're looking from the hopkins hotel cam. the black mountain cam overlooking the santa clara valley. daytime highs today nothing like last week at all. it's a lot cool are pr us and all the way down into san jose. so what's happening for us as we extend into this afternoon? nothing too wild. it is a breath of fresh air with daytime highs only in the mid 80s. that will really be the trend for us this week. we warm you were a little bit as we head into tuesday and wednesday. mostly sunny skies but that changes. we are dealing with windy conditions as we head into the afternoon. this is that onshore flow pushing in from the northwest, not only today but all week long. we always put out a temperatu

if you're looking to watch your usage even more -- >> kenny choi reports a smart meter may soon be doing it for you. >> reporter: there's a push to install more smart meters across the bay area. they're replacing antiquated ones like these and bringing in the new and improved. detecting an irrigation leak like this one resulting in a wasted water and a higher bill could be coming sooner, that's if you have help from advanced meters infrastructure. >> the meter records the water usage every 15 minutes and the cellular end point sends the information once a day. >> reporter: since it's digital you can monitor it in real time on your smartphone, tablet or computer. >> what are we seeing now? >> that's real time right now. >> reporter: it's an easier and faster way to read your meter. alarms can be set to alert users of spikes. >> we can get this read back to the office. >> reporter: marine water initiated a pilot project at police stations and public parks and schools three years ago. in the south bay more than 200,000 meters will be upgraded with newer technology as the san jose water comp

. >> kenny choi highlights the top three candidates based on fund-raising efforts so far. >> reporter: capitalizing on viral videos of violent attacks from the bay area to southern california, and high-profile smarn-and-grabs throughout the states, challengers gunning to unseat rob bonta tout crime is out of control. >> i think there's no question that we are seeing violent crime on the advise. we're seeing at least in law enforcement a lot of guns in the hands of felons, of people that should not have them. we're seeing rampant theft. >> reporter: ann marie schubert helped lock up murderer and rangist deangelo is running as an independent. she believes the criminal justice system is in a state of chaos. >> we've got criminals that are running amuck. we've got people getting out of prison early. you have people out of l.a. toasting the district attorney that are in prison because they think they're going to get out of prison early. >> reporter: is that unique to california o across the country? are we seeing that in other states like new york? >> there's no question we've seen a rise

. >> that was kenny choi reporting. we'll keep a close eye on the stock market when it opens at 6:30 this morning. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with a look at some of your headlines at 5:05, starting off with sad news in southern california, two police officers were shot and killed near l.a. it happened last evening at a motel in el monte. apparently the officers confronted a man in a room, the shooting began it went out into the parking lot, and the two police officers were shot and killed. the man was also shot and killed. the two officers are described as a veteran with more than two decades of experience and a rookie with less than a year. >>> in san jose, they have approved the budget and that includes some moves to reduce traffic deaths. the council approved adding red light cameras to the city, though they haven't said exactly where they will be as well as ten traffic officers. san jose has seen 34 traffic deaths so far this year and half of them were pedestrians. >>> taking a live look at san jose