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now at ten extra fees, will remain legal at restaurants in california. the relief for some and frustration for others as the last minute move comes by governor gavin newsom. >> awesome man. i got to pay for more food like i got to pay for more more taxes on something. there's already tax some of it seems a little bit extreme, but i understand, you know, it's a difficult business and i understand where everyone's coming from and needing to do stuff like that. >> those surcharges you might have noticed on your restaurant bill won't be going away after all. good evening. on this saturday, i'm cristina rendon, governor gavin newsom signing a bill into law that was written by two bay area state senators. ktvu zac sos live in alameda tonight with how restaurant owners and patrons are reacting to this news. zach >> yeah. and christina. reaction to this new law pretty mixed. we're talking about things you'd find on your bill, like service fees, cost of living adjustments. those types of items were scheduled to be

banned. that's until the governor's move today. >> i understand both sides of the debate, but i just really appreciate transparency in my dining. >> kenneth lim, owner of the hobnob in alameda, reacting to an 11th hour move by governor gavin newsom keeping the practice of restaurant surcharging legal. >> i don't really agree with, like, putting the surcharges on. i would rather just raise my prices and clearly have it labeled on the menu so the guests can see the pricing before, instead of at the end, the governor signing a new bill exempting restaurants and bars from a law scheduled to go into effect on july 1st that would have banned so-called hidden or junk fees charges like health care or service costs added to restaurant bills. >> some diners backing the move. >> i believe that the surcharges that i've seen have been attached to the bills for good reasons, for the ability to pay servers, medical insurance, higher, higher pay. i think

that's good. that's terrific. >> others viewing the charges as just one more cost to bear in an already expensive state. >> raising a family of five in a high cost of living. and then on top of that, having a surge charge makes it extremely challenging. >> under the new law, restaurants must now quote clearly and conspicuously display any additional fees and an explanation of their purpose. in a statement, the golden gate restaurant association, which had strongly backed the bill, saying in part, quote, after nine months of stress and uncertainty, we are relieved to have clarity as to the use of service or surcharges on restaurant menus. so many of our members are independent restaurants and rely on these line item charges to provide employee benefits and support pay equity. this clarification is much appreciated. >> our figure is a good thing. we're already paying so much taxes on pretty much everything. >> and this new law going into effect on monday against surcharges now allowed on

restaurant bar bills, essentially they just need to be prominently displayed. christina zac sos live in alameda tonight. >> zach. thank you. governor newsom also signed the budget. state law, state budget that is into law today. the nearly $300 billion budget addresses the state's $47 billion budget deficit to cover that shortfall, the state will dip into reserves and reduce spending by $16 billion through a series of cuts , some of those cuts coming from affordable housing and student housing programs. it also delays a minimum wage increase for health care workers. newsom saying in part, quote, this is a responsible budget that prepares for the future. while investing in foundational programs that benefit millions of californians every day. thanks to careful stewardship of the budget over the past few years, we were able to meet this moment while protecting our progress on housing, homelessness, education, health care, and other priorities that matter deeply to californians. the oakland city council is not

holding any discussions on its budget deficit. this weekend. council members held a special meeting friday to address the $177 million deficit. proposals include freezing job vacancies at the police department and fire departments, which would potentially close 4 or 5 stations. city officials say there is no deadline to pass a mid-cycle budget. the next discussion on this will be on tuesday. new at ten hayward police are investigating a shooting that sentwo teens to the hospital, and one remains on life suppo tonht, police say. reports of a shooting came in around 11 p.m. thursday night the area of mission and industrial boulevards were told a 17 year old boy called 911, saying that he and his 18 year old friend had been shot. police found the two boys on west tennyson road near lusg court. the 17 year old has since been released from a hospital, but the 18 year old remains on life support. no arrests have been made. a newborn infant is reportedly safe tonight after being abducted by his birth mother, palaeo. police say braxton manning, who was just 14

days old, was abducted sometime on thursday. his mother, 28 year old valerie manning, was named the suspect, with police calling this a case of parental abduction. an amber alert was issued just after 3 a.m. this morning, but then canceled at about 230 this afternoon. vallejo police said the mother and baby were found but did not give details on their condition. turning now to our weather, a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and it was a warm one. today it's only going to get much hotter in the days ahead. in fact, a heat wave is upon us. let's bring in ktvu meteorologist roberto gonzalez with a look at what's in store. >> christina, this heat wave really concerns me. and the reason is it's the first prolonged heat wave we will be experiencing this year. i mean, a couple of weeks ago, we had 100 degrees inland for about a day or so. this is going to go on until monday, july 8th. wow, that's a long time. it's going to take a toll on our bodies, our pets, everything around the bay area. and it's not only our inland areas that's going to

feel the heat, it's the entire bay area, in fact, where you see the maroon shade. that's where we have the heat watch that goes into effect on tuesday morning. the red highlighted area is a heat warning, and that goes into effect on tuesday morning as well. so mainly northern california is going to bear the brunt from this impending heat wave. and with this heat, watch what you can anticipate from tuesday through friday. and i got to tell you, i do believe this is going to be extended well into the weekend as well. but we will be experiencing the north northwest winds 10 to 20mph, gusts up to 30. it's going to dry out the atmosphere. the relative humidity is going to go down between five and 15. and the driest location. and when that happens, the elevation of fire danger does go up. now. meanwhile, the hottest temperatures will be on wednesday. that's what all the computer models are pointing to, antioch at 109 degrees. so you know, somebody's backyard is going to hit 110. cloverdale to the north, 108 livermore, 106 los gatos in the south. bay 104. and along the peninsula. redwood

city, flirting with triple digits. so this will be taking a toll on us. many of us. you, me. we will experience heat exhaustion and heat stroke. if you spend any time outdoors. we're going to talk more about this because it's a holiday. everybody's going to be outdoors, barbecuing, having a good time. we'll talk more about the heat wave. and also this the san francisco pride parade forecast. we've got something special. and that's coming up a little bit later in this broadcast. >> all right roberta, thank you. the tributes are still pouring in tonight for giants legend orlando cepeda. the team sharing this video of fans leaving flowers at a statue outside oracle park. cepeda passed away friday at the age of 86, just ten days after the passing of his former teammate willie mays. the hall of fame slugger was affectionately known as baby bull and was adored by fans from the first moments of his major league career back in 1958, which was also the first team or the team's first season here on

the west coast. tonight we take a look back at his time with the giants and the legacy he leaves both on and off the field. orlando cepeda arrived in san francisco the year the giants arrived from new york, 1958. but before cepeda became one of the most feared hitters in the entire game of baseball, he was a fresh faced teenager from puerto rico, assigned to a minor league team in segregated salem, virginia. >> i knew that coming to the state is going to be hard, you know, being black and latin, but to see it with my eyes was going to confuse. >> what was not confusing, for cepeda was hitting a baseball. in fact, it was in his dna. his father, pedro, known as the bull, was widely considered the babe ruth of puerto rico. so three years after leaving his homeland as a 17 year old, the baby bull, as cepeda would soon be called, worked his way

through the minor leagues and burst onto the scene, with the giants making an immediate impact as a 20 year old, cepeda earned unanimous national league rookie of the year honors and just three years later, in 1961, he hit 46 home runs and had an astounding 142 runs batted in, becoming the first latin player to lead the majors in both categories. sabina. >> sabina cepeda had a talent for baseball on the field and a zest for life off of it, immersing himself in the san francisco latin jazz scene, even bringing his record player into the clubhouse. >> leading teammate johnny antonelli to give him his other nickname. >> you just say chee chee chee cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha cha. >> cepeda's. gregarious nature made him a fan favorite, one of the most popular giants, which is saying a lot on a team with two willie mays and mccovey. but

cepeda was playing on bad knees, so when manager herman franks moved him from first base to the outfield in 1966, in order to get willie mack more at bats, it simply didn't work. 19 games into that season. after eight plus years in san francisco, the giants traded cepeda to the saint louis cardinals for pitcher ray sadecki. glenn dickey covered the giants for the san francisco chronicle. at that time, i think that was probably the most unpopular trade that the giants made in the time i was, i was covering him. >> people just hated it because they loved orlando in cepeda's first full season in saint louis, he led them to the world series championship and was named the unanimous national league's most valuable player. >> cepeda played another six seasons with four different teams, including a very brief three at bat stop with the oakland a's before hanging up his cleats for good in 1974, just a year after retiring,

cepeda found himself in serious trouble with the law, busted for smuggling marijuana into puerto rico from colombia. cepeda would be sentenced to five years in federal prison, of which he would serve 11 months. his conviction badly damaged his reputation in his native land. >> no no no no no no no no no. >> but out of the darkness came light. not long after his release from prison, cepeda discovered his spiritual savior, buddhism. >> the best thing that happened to me when i got in trouble in puerto rico with the law 20 years ago. it wasn't for that i wouldn't be practicing buddhism. >> cepeda would soon become a goodwill ambassador for the giants and work with at risk kids to bring awareness to the dangers of drug and alcohol use, never let obstacles stop you of what you have in mind. 25 years after his last major league at bat, cepeda was bestowed baseball's highest honor a

veteran selection for enshrinement into the baseball hall of fame at cooperstown. >> through baseball. i escaped from puerto rico. i escaped poverty through baseball. i built a name for myself. >> cepeda received a hero's welcome back in his home country, something that meant the world to him. >> puerto rico was kind of hard on me, and now everything is erased. everything is beautiful. >> that same year, the giants showed cepeda plenty of love as well when he became the fourth san francisco giant to have his number retired at a ceremony at candlestick park. and a decade later, he would be one of five giants to be honored with a statue at at&t park. >> i want to say thank you to san francisco, to the bay area who support me 100. >> in 2018, he suffered a stroke

and head injuries and was in a medically induced coma for several days. but months later, he was back at the ballpark attending a giants game, saying returning felt like coming home. cepeda was 86 years old.

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stick styx concert at the concord pavilion. several viewers shared this video with us of staff making the announcement, and the crowd of rock fans exiting the venue. pg and e tells us the outage started at 6:39 p.m, and it is affecting more than 1500 customers. the utility provider says crews are working to identify the cause. an estimated time of power restoration has not been released and it's unclear if tonight's ticketholders will receive a refund. a wildfire near phoenix is threatening dozens of homes and forcing mandatory evacuations. tonight. at last

check, the boulder view fire has burned 3700 acres and there is no containment. nearly three firefighters were on the front lines today as they tried to contain the flames amid triple digit temperatures and gusty winds. a local ranch shared video of their animals being evacuated as flames burned in the distance, and it is an all hands on deck effort to help the livestock escape the fire. >> we had a bunch of horses evacuated here last night. we also have four pigs, 16 chickens and a variety of other animals. it's been extremely busy. people are afraid. >> so far there are no reports of any injuries or structures burned. fire officials and medical experts nationwide are urging people to take precautions around fireworks this 4th of july. fox two cb cotton has more from new york. >> as we gear up for 4th of july celebrations, medical experts and fire officials are urging some precautions. every year, fireworks lead to thousands of people getting hurt, almost half

of them children, while 38% of the people that have addressed their issues in a hospital have had, ears or hands, issues with hands, whether it's getting blown off or partway blown off. according to data from the us consumer product safety commission last year, eight people died from firework related injuries. overall, nearly 10,000 were hurt. about 700 of those injuries coming from sparklers, which are often falsely believed to be safe for kids. it doesn't take much to catch the clothing on fire. >> or if i put that up, the scam where second third degree burns immediately. >> so how do you stay safe? experts say it's best to leave the flashy light displays to the professionals, but if you do decide to handle fireworks, be smart about it. check with your local fire and police departments on what is legal in your area. keep a fire extinguisher and bucket of water close by. be sure to ignite fireworks in an open area and never anywhere near dry leaves

or trees. >> the most important thing is to have the person who's doing the fireworks be the sober person for the evening. >> and if you use sparklers, consider what you're wearing. >> you want to wear tight clothing, not loose fitting clothing around a fire source that can then expand to a burn anywhere on the body. >> these same tips apply to fire pits and grills, which can also be dangerous if left unattended. in new york, cb cotton fox news this weekend's modest warming will be replaced by a heat wave beginning on monday. >> hi everybody. let's get to it. taking a look at the temperatures we reached today across the bay area, 60 degrees in pacifica to 34 degrees warmer and fairfield and in antioch. it was in the low 90s across the tri valley and even warmer than that throughout walnut creek and alamo, danville and in concord 80s were common around the peninsula. we dipped to 75 degrees. in san mateo it was 87

degrees, which is spot on for this time of the year. in san jose. this is our live weather camera looking out towards a city where the celebration has begun. the city is all lit up tonight. tomorrow at 1030 in the morning. we do have the san francisco pride parade stepping off, and during the day it's going to top off at 71 degrees. i believe this is the best forecast ever for the parade tomorrow. how fun is that? currently, temperatures across the bay area. it's now 52 degrees in the city. santa rosa at 67 degrees. it's 70 in livermore and 50 in palo alto. and in the south bay and san jose. look at these high, thin clouds right here, all associated with the trough to the north of us. overnight, they will swing through the bay area, but by tomorrow morning you will wake up to the abundance of sunshine. and during the day, look at that sunshine being replaced with a little bit of low clouds. during the overnight hours. otherwise, tomorrow's daytime high temperatures 62 to

95 degrees. next time around, we'll talk about the extended forecast and the hottest day you should expect at 109 next week. yeah, that's 109. christina. >> yeah. that's insane. all right. roberta, thank you. thousands of people waited in line today in benicia for a chance to meet warriors superstar stephen curry. check out this long line that extended down several blocks in downtown. all to get inside of a bottle shop called sips, where curry was promoting his bottle of kentucky bourbon called gentleman's cut. police estimate 4000 people were in attendance. sips is a family owned business less than a year old, now carrying curry's gentleman's cup bourbon. this was the first time curry has appeared at a retailer for an autograph signing. one benicia resident, who snagged a bottle has some big plans for it. >> i got him to sign this bottle and i'm going to donate it to a fundraiser. i haven't decided which one yet. i think, you know he should be able to make a lot of money for some worthy organization, and it is my

intent not to drink it, but to give it away. >> after the signing, curry drew a big crowd outside where he shot some hoops with kids. there in benicia, the city of alameda is sharing new details on its water shuttle. the yellow shuttle, called woodstock, will ferry passengers from alameda landing behind the target store to oakland's jack london square. service will be wednesday through sunday, but no launch date has been announced. city officials say they're still awaiting final certification from the us coast guard. the trips will be ada accessible and have room for bikes. coming up at 1030 tonight celebrating books, not bans, the san francisco woman who made it her mission to spread knowledge of her community across the country and the nba free agency begins tomorrow. so what is the latest with klay thompson and the warriors? we'll have that story later in sports. up next, back to campaigning. how president biden is trying to woo donors this weekend after a debate performance that sent panic

across his party

president to step down from the race two days after the debate. president biden now hoping to recapture some momentum with voters. fox's madeleine rivera has the story the president's aides say the president had a bad night.

>> a snapshot, if you will, in the run up to november. and today they say their conversation revolves around one question what do we do next? >> and, you know, the president, above all, is focused on what do we do next. what do i need to go do? and i think you saw in north carolina he knew exactly what he needed to do yesterday. the president is attending three high dollar fundraisers in new york and new jersey on saturday. >> there is no indication that he is leaving the race. instead, the campaign is touting a $27 million fundraising haul between thursday to friday night. a bright spot in the middle of these dismal headlines, the new york times editorial board out with a new piece calling on the president to leave the race. but the campaign is trying really hard to put the focus back on former president trump and the lies they say he told on the debate stage at a campaign reception in new york on friday, the president said this, whether young or old, here's what i know. i know how to tell the truth. i know right from wrong. i know how to do this job. i know how to get things done. the president, though, made his own

list of flubs and misstatements on thursday, including the assertion that there were no military deaths under his leadership. that is, of course, untrue. 13 service members died at the airport in kabul during the withdrawal from afghanistan in august 2021, and three service members died from a drone attack in jordan in january. in washington matter. rivera, fox news former trump adviser steve bannon's prison sentence begins in two days. >> the 70 year old is expected to report to a low level federal security prison in connecticut, days after the supreme court rejected his bid to pause his four month sentence. bannon was convicted in washington on two counts of contempt of congress nearly two years ago for ignoring a subpoena from the house. january 6th committee. >> and there's people who fly from europe, south america, asia just to come to san francisco for pride, which is incredible. >> i'm not going to be discriminated against. i can be myself. we can hold hands next at 1030. >> love on full display in san francisco today. highlights from

today's pride festival and the celebrations that are still to come. plus an apparent coyote scare at the botanical gardens in the city. what caused authorities to close part of golden gate park and the sport of cricket, bringing dozens of families together. how organizers are working to ensure the next generation loves the game too

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for pride weekend or just in general when i go to the castro, i'm not going to be discriminated against. i can be myself. we can hold hands. >> people came dressed in their best rainbow and pride fashions from head to toe. literally. i have, my non-binary flag flag in front. >> i've got the pansexual flag in back. i really enjoy boats, but i just really wanted to look really camp, over the top. and so i felt like this was an excellent way to bring it all about to cheer. >> s.f, a nonprofit that raises funds to support the lgbtq community, was among the festival performers new this year a cannabis zone, the first at any major pride celebration in the country. it features retail booths and has a designated consumption area. the free festival features a variety of food, drinks and local vendors, selling everything from clothing to cookies. >> there's people who fly from

europe, south america, asia just to come to san francisco for pride, which is incredible. and i get to meet them. talk about my business. and, you know, a lot of people who come to san francisco, they go to alcatraz or fisherman's wharf, which is great, but a lot of people actually don't even know about the enrichment. >> that's where brennan, bones, golden gate cookie company is based. >> the mayor's office and the supervisors know that to rebuild san francisco, to go back to where we want to be, street fairs and bringing tourists here is key. and we are a key component of that. >> also, among saturday's crowd, plenty of law enforcement. it wasn't hard to spot several sfpd officers stationed at every major corner. celebrations continue on sunday. so if you're headed to this area around city hall and civic center, several roads will remain closed. the festivities here kick off at 11 a.m. in san francisco. betty yu ktvu fox two news the pink triangle on san francisco's twin peaks was glowing last night. >> the one night only

installation had searchlights beaming at the top of the triangle on friday evening. and that's in addition to the 4.1 mile long rainbow laser above market street. officials with the organization that installs, maintains the project calls the pink triangle and the rainbow flag the yin yang of gay rights. symbols since the triangle was tragically created during the holocaust and the flag was created out of love, hope, and optimism, workers at one san francisco bookstore are involved in a special project that began long before this weekend. the owner of the store on castro street founded a program called books not bands. it's part of her effort to make sure all books remain available on store shelves, and owner becca robbins has been shipping donated books to conservative u.s. states where many books have been banned from schools and libraries. >> i'm not a legislator. i'm not a lawyer. i'm not able to go to school board meetings in florida or texas, but i can pack boxes and i can do outreach. i can

find places where these books are needed, and i can ship them. >> many of the banned books in florida and texas include lgbtq plus characters or themes. a subway station near the historic stonewall inn in new york has been renamed to honor the location's importance to the lgbtq plus rights movement. a local senator shared the unveiling of the christopher street stonewall station in the city's west village on friday afternoon. the station is adjacent to the stonewall inn, where 55 years ago, people fought back against the regular police raids at the gay bars. the growing uprising lasted several days, involving hundreds of people at the time, it was illegal for gay people to be served alcohol or to even dance with people of the same sex. san francisco botanical garden was partially closed today when a coyote made it onto the grounds. the park's website states that coyote incident forced the western half of the garden to close out of an abundance of caution. it's unclear what happened during the coyote encounter, but there were unconfirmed reports it involved

a child, anyone with tickets to the garden scheduled for today can request a full refund. back in 2021, a coyote was euthanized after charging at toddlers at this same park. a bear has been spotted in sonoma county preserve park for the first time ever. the county park department shared this video of a single bear walking through the mark. west park on may 19th. this is the first time one was spotted at the mark west park and preserve. it left behind some scat, some dna, which will undergo some analysis revealing more about the bear's diet, genetic relationships and even home range size. well, india beat south africa in the world cup cricket final this morning, and the bay area's biggest cricket fans watched together, hoping to add to their fan base. ktvu amanda quintana has more from fremont. >> hundreds watched as india beat south africa in the world cup finals, gathered on the soccer field at ohlone college. every seat was full and families

brought out their own blankets and chairs to enjoy the game. most, if not all of them cheering on india. >> cricket is another religion in india is like, you know, the after. so it's kind of in our blood. everything is flowing. cricket is the one. everyone is like, no die hard fan. >> cricket fandom has been growing in the u.s. san francisco's professional cricket team, the unicorns, were established as a team last year. the same year major league cricket was created. >> we know we're we're the new kids in town. we are. we've got other great bay area teams like the warriors and the giants, and we want to be the next one. so we need to start building that fan base. >> the unicorns hosted this event to try to get more people interested in the sport, and fans are convinced it could do well here, especially with this shorter format t20 game. >> the old time was five five days, but now it's within three hours. both the teams. it's a time fracture. so that one team has to score and the other team has to come back and win the game. >> to build the fan base, it's

important to have adults, but to grow the sport, the focus is on the kids. >> when you throw the ball like i and then the person with the bat headset and then they run and try to catch the ball, unicorn players came out to teach the fundamentals of cricket to ensure the next generation loves the game, too. >> this fan even writing a book about the basics to inspire future players. >> i have been involved in cricket in the us for a long time and around 12 years ago, you know, i used to go to the parents of girls and i used to tell them that cricket is a sport which teaches strategy, leadership, analytical skills. so why should only boys have access to it? >> and in a few years, all of these new fans might be able to watch a game in person, not just on a tv screen. from halfway around the world. >> you know, our owners have committed to building a stadium somewhere here in the bay area, we're still working through that process, but that will happen in

the coming years for sure. >> in fremont. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news deejaying with dragons still ahead tonight, the local musician getting recognized for his spin on a popular hbo show. >> traveling plans for the 4th of july. i'll show you where to go to beat the heat with your bay area forecast. >> but first, an all out brawl in front of the ferris wheel. what police say started this fight in santa monica that landed multiple people in the hospit

this afternoon, police flew a drone overhead and saw that fight happening. those officers then moved in. police say one person had a stab wound and is expected to be okay. another person was injured with a possible broken ankle. both people were taken to local hospitals for treatment. in addition, five men were arrested in connection to the fight. the possible motives, though, and connections to the victims remain unclear tonight. the state of massachusetts is cracking down on unhoused people who are staying overnight at boston's logan international airport. in less than two weeks, homeless individuals and families will be banned from sleeping in the terminals. massachusetts governor says the state has made efforts to open

new shelter spaces, including many newly arrived migrants who have used the airport as a last resort. families on the state's emergency assistance shelter waitlist will be offered transfers to the state's safety net system. in israel, thousands of people gathered for the weekly rally in tel aviv to demand the release of the remaining hostages held by hamas in gaza. more than 100 israelis remain missing. also today, a senior white house official said the u.s. has presented new language to representatives in egypt and qatar aimed at trying to jump start negotiations that have stalled between israel and hamas. an israeli airstrike has killed at least three palestinians at a refugee camp in the gaza strip. authorities say two people were killed instantly, and a five year old girl later died at a hospital. six people were also hurt in the attack. nearly 38,000 palestinians have been killed since hamas launched its first attack on october seventh. gaza's health ministry, which is run by hamas, does not distinguish between combatants

and civilians in their toll. a face off in different visions for iran's future may lead to a runoff. early vote counting for iran's presidency is becoming a two candidate race between reformists masoud pezeshkian and hardliner and former nuclear negotiator saeed jalili. 12 million votes have been counted, and neither candidate appears to be in position to win outright. iran's last president was killed in a helicopter crash last month . next at ten, no end in sight for two astronauts who can't return home thanks to some technical difficulties with the boeing spacecraft. why nasa is insisting they are not stranded in space. here is a live look outside tonight. on this saturday, with pride weekend in full swing, we have our meteorologist roberto gonzalez back with your complete bay area forecast

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to the international space station that was expected to last just a few days could now take more than a month as fox's madison, scarpino, shows us issues with boeing's starliner capsule are preventing their return. this is the boeing starliner's first test flight, with astronauts on board its return back to earth has now been delayed at several times. >> the mission began on june 5th and was only supposed to last about a week. nasa says it's still sorting out problems with the spacecraft's thrusters and some small helium leaks, but nasa is stressing that the two astronauts retired navy captains sonny williams and butch wilmore, are in no serious danger. jose hernandez spent 14 days at the es in 2009. he says time went by way too fast and

issues with new spacecrafts are not uncommon. he says the astronauts are staying busy at the international space station and likely enjoying the extra time in space. >> if mission control houston called me up and said, hey, you got to stay another week, maybe two weeks. i mean, i'll be doing my spacex happy dance because i said, yes, we're going to be spending more time, more revolutions around the world, more hours in space. that's so cool. >> engineers are using the extended time to study the starliner's issues so they can prevent future problems in space. nasa says that overall, the starliner is doing well in orbit, so if there is an emergency, the spacecraft can return to earth. here's an update from nasa friday. >> i want to make it very clear that butch and sunny are not stranded in space. our plan is to continue to return them on starliner and return them home when at the right time, we'll have a little bit more work to do to get there for the final return, but they're safe on

space station. >> nasa originally said that the starliner can stay at the es for 45 days, which would mean a late july return. but after testing, nasa says that that time window can be extended in atlanta. madison, scarpino fox news. >> the first hurricane of the season is making its way towards the caribbean. hurricane beryl is expected to grow even stronger before reaching barbados late sunday or early monday, and impacting the south of cuba by wednesday. it is already shaping up to be a busy hurricane season. just last week, tropical storm alberto brought torrential flooding to portions of south texas and northeastern mexico. yeah, that was a pretty incredible there. >> it just blew up in 24 hours from a tropical storm to a hurricane category one with winds up to 75mph. will definitely be keeping a watchful eye on hurricane beryl. let's take a look at our live weather camera. looking at the city of san francisco, it is lit up. people are partying. it is a san

francisco pride parade tomorrow at 1030. weather couldn't be better and the low 70s during the afternoon. right now it's 57 degrees in san francisco across the bay, 61 in oakland, alameda, also in piedmont. it's now in the low and mid 60s, pretty much across the peninsula, 73 degrees inland and walnut creek. take a look to the north. 61 is 67 degrees. it's a mild evening in progress. winds are up to 14. in fairfield. generally speaking, these winds are beginning to calm, but they will increase tomorrow out of the west, 10 to 20mph. few high thin clouds draped across the horizon. this is an area of low pressure that is making a big difference in our weather forecast, because it's going to traverse to the east and as it does so, we do have this huge bubbling area of high pressure that's going to build in mainly to the state of california, primarily around northern california. and we do have an excessive heat watch that goes into effect on tuesday

morning through friday. now we're talking about drying winds offshore out of the north and northwest. that lowers the humidity. it does increase the fire danger. and we're going to have limited overnight cooling. so none of us are going to sleep very well. and i'm talking about none of us, because even in redwood city, you're going to top off at 99 degrees on wednesday. so that's when the heat will peak. but i don't see inland areas coming below dropping below 100 degrees until monday, july 8th. so if you want cooling for the 4th of july, how about eureka, 64 degrees or monterey at 59? otherwise, at the state capitol 105, after realizing about 108 on wednesday. so these temperatures are a little bit cooler than on the 4th of july, or rather, on wednesday before the 4th of july. 85 degrees in los angeles tonight, overnight temperatures into the 50s, except for antioch at 62 degrees. we will have some

coastal cloudiness, but that will burn off rapidly, revealing a sunny sunday. temperatures slightly above average for summer day here in the bay area. 62, pacifica, 70s and 80. comment across the bay across the bay to oakland 78 degrees. and how about around rodeo and hercules? we're talking about low 90s 93 degrees in livermore. all right. i don't even want to talk about tonight's giants game. it was a disaster. it was all looking good. it was exciting until the extra innings. but tomorrow we're going to start all over again. mostly sunny skies, 70 degrees as the giants play host to the dreaded dodgers. all right, your extended forecast. the temperatures jump on monday. that excessive heat. watch that goes into effect on tuesday all the way through friday. and christina don't be surprised when that red flag warning goes into effect as well. >> all right, roberta, thank you for that. it turns out plant based meat alternatives really are healthier than meat. that is

according to a new review published in the canadian journal of cardiology. although the nutritional profiles of meat alternatives vary significantly, researchers found overall they are lower in saturated fat and higher in dietary fiber than real meat, meaning they have lower markers of cholesterol boosters and actually can reduce and improve cholesterol levels and support heart health. the review did find many meat alternatives have high sodium levels, but the positive benefits of replacing meat with alternative meat may still outweigh the negative impacts. a local dj and uc berkeley alum won a national competition hosted by hbo this weekend. bernard chan is from danville, and the cast of house of the dragon picks his remix out of the show's theme song. out of hundreds of submissions, chan, who goes by the stage name burn, created an electric drum and bass version of the song he won for the green team, a reference to political allegiances in the show. his remix is now available to stream online. well, our special program voices for

change returns with a new episode this weekend. the show goes on location to birmingham, alabama. we'll explore the history of rickwood field and dig deeper into the impact of the leagues and the great willie mays. also an important conversation about birmingham's role in the civil rights movement. we'll talk about the long fight for racial equality and reflect on the violence that occurred during the movement. >> yes, we made a lot of a lot of tries, and we made a lot of changes and we're moving towards the future. but if we don't pay attention to that history that occurred here in birmingham and other parts of this country, then we're still maybe doomed to repeat it. and so one thing i like to highlight is that the history is rich, but if nobody knows it, then it's really not rich at all. >> you can catch a brand new episode of voices for change this sunday at 930 in the morning on ktvu plus and the fox local app. what was at stake for bay fc in their match against racing louis lle fc? fin t. mi

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state warrior. the warriors are preparing to lose the four time nba champion in free agency, according to the atlantic league. sources say thompson and the warriors have had no close communication since the negotiating period opened for incumbent free agents. nearly two weeks ago. no offer has been made, with thompson set to hit free agency for the first time

in his 13 year career. on sunday, the los angeles lakers, the la clippers and dallas mavericks are reportedly strong suitors for his talents. man, it could potentially be the end of an era between one of our splash brothers and the warriors dynasty. another day and still no deal. the contract stalemate between the 49ers and star wide receiver brandon aiyuk continues . but we know now he doesn't want to leave the bay area. aiyuk is entering the final season of his rookie deal. he told tmz sports at los angeles international airport on friday that he is ready to play for the niners, although they have yet to agree on an extension. when asked if he wants to be in a niners uniform next year, he said, quote, for sure. the giants were able to get an emotional walk off win friday night. game two of the series was just as intense. check out the giants fans who crowded around orlando cepeda statue. the players wore his number 30 on their sleeves tonight. fifth inning here. giants down six five. brett wisely breaks his bat but gets it to fall in for a single off alex vesia one run

scores and then the game goes to extra innings tied at six. bottom of the 10th. dodgers up by one. david villar drives one deep off daniel hudson. it's off the wall for a double. one run scores! game continues. tied at seven. top of the 11th. same score. will smith lines one off sean jelly pitch to the gap. it gets to the wall for a22 run score. dodgers lead 9 to 7. we're not even going to show you the rest. it was an 11th inning collapse. the dodgers get the win 11 excuse me 14 to 7. the oakland a's were looking to win two in a row in the valley of the sun against the diamondbacks. second inning no score. ketel marte lines one off hogan. harris for the single. eugenio suarez scores! diamonds go up one nothing. then in the sixth inning, diamondbacks are up three zero. zach garland is dealing first. he strikes off zach gelof next batter, max schumann caught him looking. gallon had seven strikeouts and

gave up only one hit in six scoreless innings of work. diamondbacks win three to nothing. the playoff hunt is on for bay fc, and if bay fc beats racing louisville will, they'll move on above them. in the national women's soccer league standings. 76 minute here. princess tried to dribble away from the defense and was stepped on inside the box. the referee was sent to the monitor to review that play and awarded bay fc a penalty kick. asisat oshoala stepped in to the spot. she fires a shot to the top right corner. the corner goal. bay fc one one nil. superhero night at championship soccer stadium, where the roots are on the road to face orange county. scoreless here in the 14th minute. roots kick from the corner. mickey nader shah gets a header, then camden riley aka cam the man taps in from very close range to the bottom left corner. roots take the lead. one nil 78th minute. same score. lindo mfeka touching over and then johnny rodriguez hammers one home, puts the roots up two

nil. that would be your final roots. pick up their fourth win this month. the san jose earthquakes hosted la galaxy in the 101st california clasico at stanford stadium for 50th anniversary week. earthquakes down two nothing. miki yamane crosses it to mauricio cuevas. he fires it in for the goal. galaxy win the valley clasico three nil. all right, before we wrap up, just want to remind you guys that heat wave. it's no joke. >> no we haven't seen anything like this in quite some time. it will be extended all the way through july 8th. all right. we're ing announcer: it's the show only fox had the balls to say yes to. "the quiz with balls!" ( classical music playing ) six giant yellow balls each representing an answer. stand on the right answer, you're safe, and you'll win cash. in your face!

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