this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (ken) to the east bay...where increased fire danger has prompted warnings from officials this weekend.

several fires actually broke out earlier today in antioch and pittsburg at the los medanos community college...a fire spread rapidly through dry vegetation and into some trees. firefighters say they got to the fire before it could get to homes. just an hour earlier...there was another spot fire on the side of highway 4. fires like these have been a concern for firefighters who say dry conditions and hot temperatures create a dangerous mix.

laptops and headphones are allowed, there will be food, but only service animals are allowed. one small tote bag or daypack per tote bag or daypack per person is allowed, and the city reminds everyone.. it will not be responsible for lost or stolen items. stolen items. (ken)in the south bay... several community centers will extend their hours for cooling centers...until 9 pm they include... the alum rock youth center. the bascom, camden, roosevelt and seven trees community centers.details on where these centers are located, as well as the events planned for tomorrow... can be found on our website... kron4 dot com. ..bleep (ken) (ken) chaos breaks out in the east bay... after a shooting at a popular park sends hundreds of people running for their lives. it happened at marina park in san leandro at around 6 p.m. during a

permitted party.we find kron- 4's gayle ong...she joins us live.. gayle is anyone hurt tonight? no one was hurt, according to san leandro police.they just cleared the scene around 8:30 tonight.the park is empty now but the incident happened here during a partyhere's video a viewer sent us showing hundreds of people fleeing the scene when they heard the gunshots. ..bleepsan leandro police cleared the scene right away.. nearby roads were closed off from marina blvd until 8 oclock tonightpolice set up a perimeter until it was safe to go back to the park.there were hundreds of people here, police were monitoring the group ..but someone fired a gun and caused all that panic you saw in the video.. there were no injuries or arrests

(ken) (ken)how people was the party permit for... and how many actually showed? (ken) and we first told you about

this shooting with a push alert at 7:51 p-m... you can stay up to date with breaking news in your area. just download the free kron 4 mobile app. (pam) we are getting a look inside a shelter which is housing immigrant children ... it is run by a non- profit, not the federal government. an 18- bedroom house in virginia is now a shelter where unaccompanied immigrant minors will live. some of the children in the shelter have been separated from their parents as a result of president trump's zero - tolerance immigration policy. 46 -boys live in this 18-bedroom house - many have to be taught some of the most basic life skills. this is part of a 200- acre campus... operated by a non profit called 'youth for tomorrow'. it is in

bristow, virginia, about 30 miles outside washington.it was founded by former washington redskins coach joe gibbs in 1986 - and one of its primary roles is to house unaccompanied immigrant minors. today, it is also sheltering children separated from their parents at the border because of the president's policy.many arrive here in an extremely fragile emotional state. gary jones/ceo, youth for tomorrow: "they've been physically beaten. many of the girls have been sex trafficked and sexually abused, sexually exploited. many of the boys have been threatened with their lives if they don't sell drugs." (pam) officials here say that if images of these children are shown to the public they could be targeted by the gangs or human traffickers. most of the more than 100 immigrant children here ... are between 10 and 17 years old. but there are also some infants here with their mothers. (ken) local policticians react to the trump's administration plan to build an immigrant detention facility in the east

bay... the information comes from a leaked navy document. the proposed center will be at a former naval weapons station in concord and will house 47- thousand immigrants... kron4's herlema arwgawi joins us live in concord with local reaction... an immigrant detention center in the east bay?according to leaked navy documents.. that's exactly what the trump administration is planning to build on this former naval weapons base in concord.but local officials say.. not on their watch. congressman mark desaulnier/d-cathis is world war ii when we put japanese americans in internment camp. there's no need for this. this has been a completely created crisis by the president of the united states. and then to hear that this going to be done in my district, in the city that i represent and live in for many years is just unacceptable. it's madness. we want no part in this community

in participating in the president's i have to call it immoral and what i think is illegal zero tolerance policy. john gioia/contra costa county supervisorhaving a detention facility there not only affects people in concord but all of us in contra costa and frankly in the wider bay area. and aside from the policy implications of this and the symbolism of having this in our own area which is a welcoming place. i think it creates further tension between government and our hard working immigrant families.the land is owned by the federal government but officials tell us.. for the last 12 years.. the city of concord has been negotiating transfering the land to the city.. so the leaked documents came as a total shock.john gioia/contra costa county supervisorit has been a very involved community process giving input for housing and retail and business out there. no one has ever proposed or wanted to see a detention center and this took everybody

by surprised. i am confident that we will see the cities as well as the county and residents across our county rise up and lobby at every level, federal, state and local. ultimately i don't think it will happen. (hermela aregawi)officials tell us the detention center runs counter to the values of people this area. in fact, in march contra costa county launched a program to provide deportation defense services to immigrant families who are at risk of deportation as well as health care services to immigrants regardless of their status. so residents and officials alike.. they're going to fight this.reporting live in concord hermela aregawi kron 4 news (pam) continuing our coverage on the immigration story now, the calls

keep getting louder .... demanding changes to the current immigration laws ... including from a delegation of mayors from across the country. kron 4's justine waldman spoke with the bay area mayor in the group... who went to the u-s - mexico border. . justine novato mayor josh fryday tells me it was an honor to be invited to speak up against, what he calls, an atrocious policy that is hurting families.nats as a father and a mayor i am proud to stand here in this bipartisan group mayor josh fryday of novato joined a group of about 20 other mayors from across the country in front of a detention facility in texas at the border with mexico on thursday. they all came to condemn the separation of immigrant children from their families. sot it is clear this administration does not have a plan to reunite these families we caught up by facetime on his way back to the bay area. mayor fryday was just elected in november.his background is a human rights law and navy officer.. he also worked at guantanamo bay. being in texas at the border, reminded him of the challenges there ...sot what i learned first hand in that experience when we jettison our morality when we step back from basic humanity when we try to skrit the rule law and start to pursue policies like indefinitely detention we don't solve any problems we dont make ourselves more security or make our communities safer in

fact we do quite the opposite a memorable moment from the trip, when the mayors placed children's shoes at the door of the facility.... because they couldn't go in to donate them or see the conditions of the camp. it was a depressing and emotional trip, mayor fryday tells kron 4 news. sot we turned our back on basic humanity and threw away our morality and we created more problems justine mayor fyrday tells me it is his job to solve problems and make people's lives better... and the current policies do neither. in the newsroom justine waldman kron 4 news. (ken) our coverage of this story continues online at (ken) (ken) our coverage of this

story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have the full speech-- the mayor of novato gave at the u-s - mexico border.... we have reaction from local lawmakers and a photo gallery how it looks inside the shelters... again all that at kron4 dot com... (pam) coming up: pride weekend officially underway. everything you need to know about and having fun and staying safe this weekend. (ken)plus: southwest is once again under fire for a fatal accident that partially sucked a woman out of a plane window. find out what the struggles the survivors say they are now facing . (pam) and next: an east bay toddler is battling stage- four cancer. now in a story youll only see on kron 4.. his mom is reaching out to the community for help.

(pam) an east bay family is doing all they can for their baby boy ... who has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.(ken)kron 4's ella sogomonian met with benjamin and his mom at kaiser hospital in oakland today where he just had a blood transfusion...she joins us live in san francisco with their story.ella this must be hard both emotionally and financially... it is the rutherford family has been in and out of the hospital for the past 3 and a half months...and although insurance is helping a lot benjamin's mom says she's had to drop work and the costs feeding the family as well as travel really adds up.

sot: shannon rutherford, mom// " i dont think a lot of people realize how much a cancer diagnosis really does impact your family and your finances." in late february two year old benjamin was diagnosed with life threatening stage 4 neuroblastoma cancer that's attacked his nervous system. sot: shannon rutherford, mom// "he just kind of jumped into my husband's arms and my husband noticed right away there was something wrong there was a large mass on his abdomen and took him to the er and within two hours they were using the word cancer."ben's mother says her youngest of four children was most likely born with the hard-to-cure disease out of a gene abnormality.ben had surgery to remove the mass along with 1 kidney because the tumor was growing...and has had 5 rounds of chemotherapy.but once the chemo stops his mom says the cancer will come back...with a 40% chance of survival.the east bay family has had a lot support so far.sot: shannon rutherford, mom// "the community has come forward to

help us they essentially reued us they've been our absolute backbone for us they've done fundraisers they've been there for meals and to watch our kids and we just honestly couldn't do this without our village so it's incredible."the rutherford family is now considering two different options to continue benjamin's fight against cancer...the first is a stem cell transplant at ucsf using cells that have already been harvested from ben...the second is what the family calls a less toxic option...that would require travel to new york which the family is strongly considering because ben only has 1 kidney left. more than 30 thousand dollars were donated so far.we have crowdfunding links on kron 4 dot com if you'd like to help the rutherford family. live in san francisco ella sogomonian kron 4news. another big story we are following tonight... san francisco pride 2018 is underway at this hour... it's a celebration that will run thorugh sunday. kron-4's dan kerman .. in san francisco with a preview of the big event. rainbow flags are flying, the castro is abuzz with

activity... and twin peaks is beginning too look pink... all indications san francisco pride 2018 is underway... sot george ridgely/executive director, sf pride 08-18this year the expectation is 50-thousand people will either ride on a float, be in a car or march on the street for sunday's 48th annual parade, while another 100-thousand will line the streets to watch it. while work continues in civic cente plaza, the main stage is already in place for the two day pride festival.sot with a million people at the festival over the weekend, san francisco police will also be adding additional officers at various locations including around the festival, the castro, dolores park, and the parade route.sot officer robert rueca/san francisco police 116-126up the hill for the 23rd year, twin peaks is becoming twin pinks, as workers install a giant pink triangle, a reminder of what gay people were forced to wear in nazi concentration campssot patrick carney/founder of pink triangle 145-151standup dan kerman/sf 152-202

(pam) and here is a look

at the pride parade route for sunday. the parade will start at market and beale street at 10:30- in the morning ... and end at market and 8th street. all of the pride event details are on our website at kron four dot com. (ken) send us your best pride photos and we might share them during one of our newscasts. you can submit your photos through the kron 4 mobile app. just click on the "report it" tab on the bottom menu bar of the app. (pam) with such a busy weekend around the bay area.. let's check on the weather with lawrence karnow lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs

on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend. (ken)coming up: a fashion choice by melania trump continues to cause controversy. how the

(ken) coming up: a fashion choice by melania trump continues to cause controversy. how the company behind the jacket is responding today. (pam)and next: an officer... off the jobwhy investigators say, he took advantage of his badge by pulling over his daughter's boyfriend.

(pam) a jacket melania trump wore to visit migrant children... is continuing to cause controvery. (ken) but all new at ten: a portland clothing company has a response to the first lady's choice to wear it. our grant lodes is here with more. grant what did the company say ? (grant) wild-fang is selling the jackets with the message, "i really care, don't u?," emblazoned on the back, just a day after the first lady boarded a plane to texas donning a jacket that read, "i really don't care, do u?" and today - the company wrote in the description of the

jacket... " hey melania. we really do care! that's why we made this jacket." the company says 100 percent of the proceeds from the jacket will go to a non-profit which provides legal services to immigrants. it goes on to say - the jacket will ship in 3 weeks. but your dollars will to that non-profit asap. yesterday, after people saw the first lady showcasing that jacket and that message, her spokespweson told reporters that the jacket was nt meant to convey any hidden message. but...hours later in a move that would not be considered staying on message...president donald trump tweeted that there is a clear message on the garment...implying that mrs trump doesn't care about the "dishonest fake news media." chat about jacket

(pam) coming (pam)(pam) coming up:

police have now released body- cam footage of that deadly crash involving the backup uber driver in an autonomous car. the serious charges the driver could be facing. (ken)and next: the c-h-p issuing a and next: the c-(ken) (ken)and next: the c-h-p issuing a new warning.. following the death of a northern california toddler who was left in a hot car for 10-hours. (lawrence)ten at ten

mom screaming (ken) just in- a family... .devastated on the banks of the sacramento river after the drowning of an 8 year old. it happened around 5 this evening. after boat crews turned up nothing....dive teams were called out to search a section of the river....10 feet out..where it drops from standing depth to 11 feet and then quickly to much more more.officials say

that allow some rivers look calm currents can actually be very strong.. (pam) it is no surprise... the entire bay area is going to experience a hot weekend. take a look at these temperatures for tomorrow.. many places hitting triple digits. with the intense heat there are a lot of things to keep in mind to protect yourself and your loved ones. (pam) especially the dangers from hot cars..(ken) just yesterday .... a northern california todder died after suffering heat stroke when his mother left the boy inside a car for nearly 10 hours. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the c- h-p about the dangers parents need to stay mindful of. 23 year old alexandrea raven scott of trinidad is being held with out bail after being

arrested on suspicion of willfully causing or permitting a child to suffer great bodily injury or death. the mendocino county sheriff says the young mother left her 18 month old son inside a her car for 10 hours while visiting a friend in willits. they were called to the scene after 1:30 wednesday afternoon. by that time the tempature outside the car was 80 degrees.the website noheatstroke-dot-org says it's the first child vehicular heatstroke so far this year in the state. heartbreaking i have three kids i couldn't imagine putting my kids in that situation i could don't know what's going through peoples minds i don't think they mean the worst but i think that people underestimate what he can do to people and as tempatures around the bay are expected to heat up....local law enforcement ask that parents be mindful of their little ones.. if you're if it's outside it's 800 after sometime 2030 minutes inside of the car can go to 130 so people don't think about that (maureen)outside this temperature guage on my smart phone reads 91 degrees but it feels like 88 degreesbut it didn't take long for the red arrow on analog thermometer i placed on the dashboard inside my car to shoot higher than

it's top temperture of 120 degrees, while parked in the full sun. maureen kelly kron4 news. (pam)(pam) new at ten: an oregon mother has been charged in her daughter's death, after the child died in a hot car. police say, the 21- month-old girl was in a car for several hours yesterday. according to court documents, nicole marie engler -- a nurse practitioner -- told officers she drove to work at evergreen family medicine and left her daughter in the back seat... thinking she had dropped her off at daycare. engler told police ... when she returned to her vehicle around 4 p-m... she found the child in the backseat, unconscious and blue. the child was taken to the hospital where she later died. authorities have charged the 38-year-old mother... with second- degree manslaughter, with criminal negligence. lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area

as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round weather is possible next weekend.

(pam) new at ten: new information about an arson fire in southern california. this is video from the house fire in temecula in 2016. new documments now show, the operator of the adult- care facility sent a text to a friend apologizing before he shot three developmentally disale men, set the building on fire and then turned the gun on himself. the fire killed a fourth disabled man and burned all five people recognitiion. investigators haven't identified a motive for the killings. (pam) new video tonight of a police officer in ohio who was fired for using the badge to deal with personal issues with his daughter's boyfriend.(ken)the officer tried to arrest him during a traffic stop last month.as jack shea report, the incident was caught on police cameras.

k(ken)the investigation also found that kovach lied to his supervisors about the incident. (ken) eight passengers are suing southwest airlines over the mid-air engine failure that left a woman dead in april. jennifer riordan was almost sucked out of a plane window when debris from the engine broke a window during the flight. she was pulled back in but died later at the hospital. investigators found that a fan blades were missing from the engine that failed. plaintiffs say they have serious injuries including hearing loss and post traumatic stress disorder. after the incident...southwest gave all 144 passengers 5-thousand dollars a 1- thousand dollar credit toward southwest airfare, as well as transportation to their final destination. southwest and three of the other companies declined to comment on the lawsuit.

(pam) a backup uber driver could face charges after the self- driving vehicle she was operating, was involved in a fatal accident in march. kim tobin has the story . natsot officer: "you all right?" natsot vasquez: "yeah. i'm just shaken up. just shaken."natsot officer: "just shaken?"that's rafaela vasquez... the backup driver in the self driving uber. vasquez: "is the person okay?" office: "yeah.... they will be taken to the hospital right now."but elaine herzberg was killed... as she was walking her bike across mill avenue-- outside a cross walk. according to police... the uber made no attempt to stop before it was too late. officer: so what exactly happened?"vasquez: "the car was in auto drive... and all of a sudden, i didn't see it. the car didn't see it. and all

of a sudden it was just there. shot out in front and then i think - i know i hit them."in the video released before-- by uber... we see vasquez looking down for a few seconds at a time... but we don't know if it has something to do with the program... or something else. officer: ":the car was driving in automatic?"" (pam) the tempe, arizona police department says, vasquez could face vehicular manslaughter charges. uber says, it has a strict policy prohibiting the use of a mobile device by anyone operating a self- driving vehicle... the company says... it is conducting its own safety review. (ken)a week after a federal judge reinstated the right to die law we are learning more about when it was used in california. state health officials say almost 3- hundred-80 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives the first full year after a law making the option legal took effect.374 people took the drugs in 2017. the california department of

public health said today that 577 people received aid-in- dying drugs last year, but not everyone used them. a judge briefly halted the law this spring, but it has since been reinstated. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. ♪ ♪

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on the problem of package thefts all over the bay area....(ken) but then there is always one person bold enough to catch the attention of our stanley roberts... with the advent of home security cameras a lot of different things are being captured for instance in union city watch this woman run up to a mailbox and and grabs not one but two separate packages also in union city this man casually walks up to a home, looks around and then steals a package nats: ambiance you see i stopped by union city police

department where it turns out they have a treasure trove of video's of people stealing packages like this woman who at first appears to waiting to cross the street only to head to a house notice her hands are empty but like magic she reappears this time holding two gatorade bottles nats: ambiance then there was this woman again in union city she is special i'm going to call her the yoga pants porch pirate what did she get it was actually a light bulb for my fish aquarium so she stole a light bulb yea exactly now you need to to stop laughing for a second because that's not all took she also put the snag on she stole a check for 3200 dollars and his idand tried to cash the check. so went from petty theft of bank fraud where she hit not one but two different home both within a mile of each other... now either this was the same day, or she has a very limited clothing supply . but we know she's not alone because both all three times she jumped out this white pickup truck .. i believe she has hit more than the three houses if your missing a package check your camera's and see if a porch pirate wearing yoga pants has hit your block oh and by the way the shirt she's wearing its sold at target and it says 2 legit to quit maybe she

should quit and get legit just saying in alameda county stanley roberts kron 4 news this ten-road road trip this ten- this ten-road road trip has been good for the giants so far... they only lost one... in four games tonight they were going for their fifth against the padres chris stratton trying to get his ninth win of the year top 6th... game tied at 1. padres with runners on the corners stratton

throws a wild pitch... nick hundley tries gettting the out at second nobody was there... padres go on score two runs in the inning bottom 7th... pablo sandoval hits a 2-out single down right field andrew mccutchen scores... giants down by one pablo is hitting .400 since he took over evan longoria at third last friday top nine... will smith comes into the game with a .90 e-r-a bases loaded... smith unable to get out of the jam eric hosmer hits a 2-run single down left field padres win 6-2 padres win 6-2 the a's playing a doubleheader in chicago against the white sox... after yesterday's game being rained out. oakland looking for

their fifth straight win this season sean manaea on the hill for the a's looking for his second win in a row top second... oakland up 1- nothing franklin barreto slaps a 3-run shot to left off james shields finished the game with 2... first multi- game home run game a's set franchise record with 22- staight road games with a homer a's take the lead 4-nothing manaea, who stuggled in may... is off to a great start in june strikes out 7... allows 5 hits and one run in 7 innings a's win 11-2 game two... we pick it up in the 8thwe pick it up in game two... game two... we pick it up in the 8th a's down by 3... with the bases loaded khris davis hits a 2-run single off chris volstad

oakland down by one still in the 8th... a's with the tying run at third chad pinder grounds into a force out a's leave a pair stranded white sox win 6-4 oakland split tonight's doubleheader the warriors are not the only bay area team... hoping to add depth to their roster. the sharks announced their 21st overall pick in this year's n-h-l draft. "san jose selects from guelph ryan merkley". defenseman defenseman ryan merkley played last season in the ontario hockey league. scouts believe merkley is one of the most talented defensemen in this year's draft.he fell to because he red flagshe was three games player across the legsa history coaches... different game the locker screaming at when you have a quarterback like jimmy garropolo... you're going to try to find stability on

your offensive line. the 49ers sign laken tomlinson to a three-year extension... the team did not pick up his fifth-year option on his current rookie deal the left guard's new reportedly worth up to 18-dollars... 10- million is guaranteed. tomlinson, who started brazil beat costa rica... 2-nothing at the world cup for their first win of the tournament but the game of the day was believe it or not... switzerland against serbia. we pick it up 52nd minute... the swiss down by one goal on the rebound... granit xahka fires the equaliser from outside the box third swiss player to score in multiple world cups 90th minute... game tied the serbians forget to cover xherdan shaqiri he beats the keeper to score the game-winner switzerland comes from behind to win, 2-1 they sit in second place with 4 points with one more game to go in group stage

(weather) coming up i'll have the seven day forecast.

lawrence karnow: it was a hot day for much of the bay area as highs soared into the 100s inland. it will be a very warm evening and slow to cool for many of the valleys. on the satellite high pressure is building over california. the combination of strong high

pressure and offshore winds will increas fire danger. a red flag warning is posted for the east and north bay hills this weekend. a heat advisory is up for the entire bay area expect the coast and san francisco for tomorrow. highs on saturday will be in the 90s to low 100s inland, 80s and 90s around the bay and 60s and 70s at the coast. it will cool slightly on sunday but remain hot inland. patchy fog will return to the coast to bring down the temperatures. more low clouds and fog will move in on monday and further cool the weather into the middle of the week. another round of hot weather is possible next weekend.

♪ - this is it -- an entire year of training and hundreds of qualifying runs, and it's all led to this moment. this is the final night of american ninja warrior, where 18 athletes will try to do what's never been done before -- conquer the world's toughest obstacle course and take home half a million dollars. hello, everyone. i'm matt iseman, alongside former nfl defensive end akbar gbajabiamila. and tonight, we could see history. before the night is through, someone could be standing atop stage four as the very first american ninja warrior. up now on the starting block, this is his fifth consecutive year on american ninja warrior. it's the 25-year-old gym owner from mount laurel, new jersey, chris wilczewski. and for this trip to the finals,