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Have pushed the vote on this until next tuesday. So no decision today. Audrie potts mother was afraid this was going to happen which is why she and her attorney held a News Conference yesterday to counter the opposition to the bill. If youre not familiar with her daughter, audrie, she was a 15yearold High School Student who was sexually assaulted and photographed. She committed suicide after those photos were circulated. Senator jim bell proposed audries law. This morning at the hearing, lawyers groups and at least two of the seven Assembly Members on the committee opposed the mandatory minimum, calling it ineffective, too arbitrary, saying that the juvenile Justice System should be focused less on multiple and more on rehabilitation. Audries mother thinks the law isnt strong enough. If audrie was able to fight back her attackers, it would have gone to an adult court. It would have been open proceedings. They would had sexual offender status. But because she couldnt fight back, it was treated as a lesser crime. And thats outrageous. We think that the entire bill really goes against the purpose of the juvenile Justice System. The goal of the system is rehabilitation of the youth. That includes holding him or her accountable for their actions. Audreys law, if passed in its current state, would make juvenile proceedings in these kind of cases open and would punish anyone who disseminates pictures or videos with the intent to further harm the victim. The committee continued this until next tuesday, with the understanding that senator bell and the committee would Work Together in the meantime to come up with some sort of compromise on the current structure of the bill. And well wait for that final product. Thank you, bob. New at 11 00, the libyan militant accused of spearheading a deadly attack on americans in benghazi is in custody. The capture marks the first time that the u. S. Caught one of the suspects in that 2012 attack. Hes a Senior Leader of the benghazi brash of ansar al saria. Four americans were killed in that attack. And now to a developing story overseas, the pentagon confirms that 170 u. S. Military Service Members began arriving in baghdad over the weekend, to provide Security Assistance for u. S. Embassy personnel in iraq. Another 100 personnel are also moving to the region, ready to provide additional airfield management, security, and Logistics Support if the president calls for air strikes. Nbcs Richard Engel has more for baghdad on the security situation and the advance of militants in northern iraq. Reporter baghdad remains very tense. A lot of people are leaving the city, most of the shops are closed in the downtown area. Of course, the u. S. Embassy is here in the center of baghdad. The state department has asked the military to deploy extra security personnel. Those are starting to arrive, about 170 u. S. Soldiers and marines, just to provide security for the embassy compound. The biggest u. S. Embassy in the world, also the most expensive. Its about the size of vatican city. The u. S. Military is also deploying a hundred experts through nearby. Those troops are specialized in air force, airfield management, the kind of people who could set up an airstrip in an emergency situation, manage flights should an emergency evacuation of american personnel here in baghdad be required. So far, that emergency evacuation has not been necessary. Weve only seen a slow removal of nonessential personnel, because, so far, the fight hasnt come to baghdad. Weve seen some violence here, but the assault by the militant group isis, an al qaeda offshoot, has been kept outside of the city. The iraqi army is beginning a counteroffensive using air strikes, and it seems for now that this capital is not going to fall. Richard engel, nbc news, baghdad. This is a developing story and you can find continuing coverage of the violence unfolding in iraq anytime we are not on the air. Visit nbcbayarea. Com for the latest. A second death has been linked to the storm that brought twin tornadoes to a small town in nebraska. A driver and a 5yearold girl were killed in the town of pillger yesterday. The storm flat pd dozens of homes. Fearing for their lives, 350 residents left out of the powerful twister slammed the area, closing down all roads in sight. The sheriff estimates 50 to 75 of pillger was heavily damaged or destroyed, conjuring up images of joplin, missouri. Those tornadoes dropped out of the sky, roughly a mile away from one another and eventually merged into one giant tornado. Meteorologists will not know the intensity of the storms until later today at the earliest, after they have a chance to survey more of the damage. Its just unbelievable, because youre just kind of in a state of shock, because, its you cant believe that it can be gone so fast. And more storms are expected today, stretching from eastern montana all the way to new york, but will not be as powerful as what we witnessed yesterday. Bay area faith leaders submitted a petition today to San Franciscos catholic leader, asking him not to attend a rally supporting traditional marriage. Theyre urging, trying to urge, archbish archbishop to cancel his appearance at a rally in washington, d. C. On thursday. They say the march for marriage is a hateful group and antilbgt. Some 30,000 people have signed that petition, with including leaders, such as Lieutenant Governor gavin newsom, ed lee, and senator mark leno. I dont know what hes going to say, but hopefully, seeing the signatures of other bishops, of other clergy would help persuade him to stand with us, rather than against us. Archbishop cordileo leonelony responded to a letter. One of the nations Largest Solar Companies based here in the bay area is about to get even bigger. Solar city, which operates out of san mateo, is snatching up slaveo, a company that specializes in making solar panels. Solar city chairman, elon musk, announced the deal on the companys blog this morning. Still no word on the exact terms, but the news did send shares of solar city up 6 this morning. Solar city also says it is in talks with new york to build one of the largest Solar Panel Production plants in the world over the next two years. Well, pretty soon, if you use u. P. S. , the bigger the package, the bigger the price. To offset the rising fuel costs, the Worlds Largest Package Delivery company is changing its rates. Starting on december 29th, just after the holiday season, the company will start charging by the size of package for all Ground Services in the United States and canada. Right now, u. P. S. Charges by bulk and weight by air shipments. Fedex, by the way, did the same thing last year. A followup now to a story we covered as breaking news during yesterdays show. Firefighters are applauding kelly park leaders for cutting back thick brush in the park and helping to keep this san jose brush fire from spreading. More than 50 firefighters helped extinguish that sixacre blaze that happened near the happy hollow zoo in san jose. Firefighters say the fire could have spread much faster if not for the fact that the park had a to trim down its brush. Cool temperatures and a lot of humidity also helped crews to get that fire under control. Still to come, campgrounds closed. Thousand drought is impacting people on the peninsula, even forcing some to find another place for their wedding. Plus, a different kind of hardware, so to speak, is about to hit the Auction Block and its something youve never seen before, more than likely. We give you an exclusive look at the local auction thats letting you bid on military tech, even a scud missile. And weve got a greatlooking forecast shaping up for today. One final spring sizzle for you before we kick off summertime on our saturday. Our temperatures are going to climb into the 90s by tomorrow. Were going to stay warm on thursday and then we have a gorgeous weekend shaping up for you. Your full forecast when nbc bay area news at 11 00 comes can right back. Safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. Thats why they have lots of ways for you to save. Real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. This week, sweet and juicy prima peaches are just . 99 a pound. Tender ranchers reserve ribeye steak is only 6. 99 a pound. And arrowhead water is just 3. 33 a case. Theres more savings to love. At safeway. Ingredients for life. If you live, work, or just drive through fremont, you wont be the only one who knows it. Tonight, city leaders could decide whether to install up to a dozen surveillance cameras throughout the city. The potential locations, almost all of them right by a major highway. Nbc bay areas Stephanie Truong is live in fremont where there could be extra eyes on the road. How is this being received in fremont . Reporter mixed messages so far, mixed reactions so far in fremont, but one of the proposed sites for one of the cameras would be right here, auto mall off of 880, right across the street from the pacific common shopping center, where, by the way, there have been plenty of breakins, both of store and vehicle breakins, according to police. Now, popular, because its right by 880. This proposed Surveillance System would capture the images of people who enter and exit the city. Police saying this could make a huge impact in cutting down on crime. Caught on camera. Three words criminals never like to hear. And thats what Fremont Police are banking on with their proposal to install up to a dozen surveillance cameras across the city, some with licensed plate readers. The pd says residential burglaries dropped 27 from 2012 to 2013, crediting a lot of that success to its partnership with home and business owners, who shared private Security Camera footage of crimes like porch thefts. People we spoke, who live in fremont, agreed it seems like an efficient way to add security to the facility. My area is okay, but i do hear from my friends. And you know, they deid encountr some of the breakin problems. Hopefully, more cameras can help the community safety. I think it would be a good idea, personally, now that crime has increased in this area. That might be a better idea, i think. Reporter youre not worried about privacy . Its not in your home, it should be okay. Reporter the plan would be similar to what other cities in the bay area have in place. In marin county, tiburon put scanners and cameras on the two roads that go in and out of town. And in the city of the piedmont installed automatic license plate readers along its border with oakland. Fremont police say they would store the video footage to the department and purge it after 30 days, unless linked to a crime. They say they delete the license plate data after a year, again, unless linked to a crime. But for this man who lives in pleasanton was but works in fremont, the proposed plan sounds a bit intrusive. I dont think that helps too many people be safer, you know . Thats just watching whos coming in and out. I think it makes more sense to see who breaks into your car or who hits your car or who robs people when they walk out. That kind of stuff, would make more sense to me. Reporter now, i spoke in the last hour with two city council members, vinny bacon and stu chan who both said separately, that while they understand concerns of privacy, they both support this idea. Theyve spoken with the colleagues in other bayer cities that have adopted similar programs and have gotten a lot of positive information. So it seems likely that at the meeting tonight at 7 00, city council will probably pass this plan. The next stop is to put the bids out and figure out where the 300,000 for the system will come from. Live in fremont, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area th yaey ar. Thank you very much, stephanie. The drought this summer is ruining plans for some people on the peninsula. Memorial county park is thousand closed for campers, possibly for the rest of the season. The creek is running at a 90year low. The campground has already canceled about 175 reservations this month alone, including one reservation for a wedding. Officials expect to refund about 2,000 other reservations, and visitors say theyre upset their vacations are that theyve been planning on, are now off. Disappointment. But at the same time, we have to take care of the planet, so that we can come back next year. So weve contacted people that have reserved parts of the park for weddings, to let them know that theres no water and theres portapotties. The county expects to lose about 350,000 because of those cancellations. The park, however, is still open for day visits, as long as youre not getting hitched, i suppose. Seems fair enough. I feel bad for that couple, but what can you do . Scrambling at the last minute. Hopefully it will work out for them. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own some military memorabilia. Some might call it shell shocking. Nbc bay areas bob redell has a sneak peek of an unusual auction about to take place on the peninsula. It is a story that you will only see on nbc bay area news. Reporter this is a scud a. Introducing the quickest way to get launched. What would it take to put you in this one today . Reporter out of a job. I have my Nbc Universal corporate card. Soon you can pull out your on wallet and bid on one of the only scud missiles in the u. S. Hemisphere. One of 14 missiles up for bid. Most of which still run. Firing. Reporter thanks to alex oneil, a veteran whos helped restore many of these historic pieces. How does it make you feel when youre driving Something Like this . Like king kong. Reporter would you believe that not all of the items up for auction have been demilitaryized. Some have still registered guns. Still, youd have to find your own ordinance, and depending on your intentions, that might be slightly illegal. The opportunity here to have a bit of that history is really remarkable. This mini army is one of the largest private collections of its kind. Built by the late jacques littlefield, who was a military history buff, most of his tanks never saw combat. In general, tanks that saw action didnt come home. But many are extremely rare. Like this german panser 5, one of the most feared tanks of world war ii. This is the only restored example north america. Reporter how much do you want for it . This ones not for sale, unfortunately. Come on reporter rob callings and his foundation which acquired this collection are keeping some of the rarer pieces for a new people back east, to honor those who helped save the world. You sit on top of the tank and you feel like a world conquerer. Reporter the last time he rode in one of these shermans, he was just a kid fighting the nazis. I cant even describe it for you. Everyone should have a tank, we say a tank in every garage. Reporter its tempting. Driving lesson included. How do we go forward . Im not telling you that. Reporter assuming you have a deep enough pocket. This is probably going to be 500,000 to 600,000. Cash. In portola valley, bob redell, nbc bay area news. Breaking news to fill you in now coming from San Francisco. A man was shot and killed in patrerro hill. Youre looking at the view from our news chopper above the scene. This happened this morning at 25th and connecticut streets. We are still gathering information at this hour. What we do know is that the man was found with gunshot wounds to his upper body. He was rushed to San Francisco general, where he later died. No word yet, according to police, on a suspect. Well continue to follow this breaking story and bring you the latest updates as they become available. Snch and now its time to check in with meteorologist Christina Loren for our forecast. Yesterday at this time, we were worried about wind and heat because of that fire. Today, much lovelier. Its really nice toout there kris and sam. And what was really impressive, how fast san jose firefighters were able to knock that fire down. And its also a good reminder, were getting into our dry season. If you see a fire break out, a brush fire on the side of the road, pull over safely and report it as fast as possible. That with way they can get it put out and it will not spread. Throughout the next couple of days, well keep that cool pacific air coming in, although, as of tomorrow, its going to get cut off to the point, we are going to end up in the 90s. But were not going to see a lot of difference for tomorrow at the immediate coast. Temperatures right now, showing you those 70s in concord, santa rosa, and livermore, were running 2 to 7 degrees milder at this hour than 24 hours ago, holding on that beautiful blue sky in the city. And tomorrow youre going to get into the 70s in San Francisco. If you enjoy that rare treat. Its only going to hold up for a couple of days. Here in the south bay, well be in the mid80s, the trivalley, the warm spots will end up in the 90s as of tomorrow. Enjoy upper 70s for today to low 80s in the east bay. Thats going to be the warm spot for today. Lets dive into your forecast. High pressure takes control as of tomorrow. And that means the heat is on for wednesday and thursday. But just as fast as we warm you up, our temperatures are going to cool right back off. Look at the trend. 83 by thursday. By friday, were going to be warm, and by saturday, sunday, into monday, weve got a cooling trend coming our way, as we kick off the official first week of summer. First day of the solstice, as of saturday. Guys, well keep you updated. Tomorrow well meet back here, were talking about weekend events for you and the family, and the corresponding forecast. Right now, back to you, kris and sam. Thank you so much, christina. Still to come, a dream come true, quite literally. Why the player who scored the winning goal for the u. S. Says he saw it coming. Well, redemption sure is sweet. Team usa silenced the critics, beating ghana in its 2014 world cup debut. If you couldnt tell by the video, people are pretty pumped up about this. Thousands of fans went wild at Civic Center Plaza in News Conference<\/a> yesterday to counter the opposition to the bill. If youre not familiar with her daughter, audrie, she was a 15yearold High School Student<\/a> who was sexually assaulted and photographed. She committed suicide after those photos were circulated. Senator jim bell proposed audries law. This morning at the hearing, lawyers groups and at least two of the seven Assembly Members<\/a> on the committee opposed the mandatory minimum, calling it ineffective, too arbitrary, saying that the juvenile Justice System<\/a> should be focused less on multiple and more on rehabilitation. Audries mother thinks the law isnt strong enough. If audrie was able to fight back her attackers, it would have gone to an adult court. It would have been open proceedings. They would had sexual offender status. But because she couldnt fight back, it was treated as a lesser crime. And thats outrageous. We think that the entire bill really goes against the purpose of the juvenile Justice System<\/a>. The goal of the system is rehabilitation of the youth. That includes holding him or her accountable for their actions. Audreys law, if passed in its current state, would make juvenile proceedings in these kind of cases open and would punish anyone who disseminates pictures or videos with the intent to further harm the victim. The committee continued this until next tuesday, with the understanding that senator bell and the committee would Work Together<\/a> in the meantime to come up with some sort of compromise on the current structure of the bill. And well wait for that final product. Thank you, bob. New at 11 00, the libyan militant accused of spearheading a deadly attack on americans in benghazi is in custody. The capture marks the first time that the u. S. Caught one of the suspects in that 2012 attack. Hes a Senior Leader<\/a> of the benghazi brash of ansar al saria. Four americans were killed in that attack. And now to a developing story overseas, the pentagon confirms that 170 u. S. Military Service Members<\/a> began arriving in baghdad over the weekend, to provide Security Assistance<\/a> for u. S. Embassy personnel in iraq. Another 100 personnel are also moving to the region, ready to provide additional airfield management, security, and Logistics Support<\/a> if the president calls for air strikes. Nbcs Richard Engel<\/a> has more for baghdad on the security situation and the advance of militants in northern iraq. Reporter baghdad remains very tense. A lot of people are leaving the city, most of the shops are closed in the downtown area. Of course, the u. S. Embassy is here in the center of baghdad. The state department has asked the military to deploy extra security personnel. Those are starting to arrive, about 170 u. S. Soldiers and marines, just to provide security for the embassy compound. The biggest u. S. Embassy in the world, also the most expensive. Its about the size of vatican city. The u. S. Military is also deploying a hundred experts through nearby. Those troops are specialized in air force, airfield management, the kind of people who could set up an airstrip in an emergency situation, manage flights should an emergency evacuation of american personnel here in baghdad be required. So far, that emergency evacuation has not been necessary. Weve only seen a slow removal of nonessential personnel, because, so far, the fight hasnt come to baghdad. Weve seen some violence here, but the assault by the militant group isis, an al qaeda offshoot, has been kept outside of the city. The iraqi army is beginning a counteroffensive using air strikes, and it seems for now that this capital is not going to fall. Richard engel, nbc news, baghdad. This is a developing story and you can find continuing coverage of the violence unfolding in iraq anytime we are not on the air. Visit nbcbayarea. Com for the latest. A second death has been linked to the storm that brought twin tornadoes to a small town in nebraska. A driver and a 5yearold girl were killed in the town of pillger yesterday. The storm flat pd dozens of homes. Fearing for their lives, 350 residents left out of the powerful twister slammed the area, closing down all roads in sight. The sheriff estimates 50 to 75 of pillger was heavily damaged or destroyed, conjuring up images of joplin, missouri. Those tornadoes dropped out of the sky, roughly a mile away from one another and eventually merged into one giant tornado. Meteorologists will not know the intensity of the storms until later today at the earliest, after they have a chance to survey more of the damage. Its just unbelievable, because youre just kind of in a state of shock, because, its you cant believe that it can be gone so fast. And more storms are expected today, stretching from eastern montana all the way to new york, but will not be as powerful as what we witnessed yesterday. Bay area faith leaders submitted a petition today to San Francisco<\/a>s catholic leader, asking him not to attend a rally supporting traditional marriage. Theyre urging, trying to urge, archbish archbishop to cancel his appearance at a rally in washington, d. C. On thursday. They say the march for marriage is a hateful group and antilbgt. Some 30,000 people have signed that petition, with including leaders, such as Lieutenant Governor<\/a> gavin newsom, ed lee, and senator mark leno. I dont know what hes going to say, but hopefully, seeing the signatures of other bishops, of other clergy would help persuade him to stand with us, rather than against us. Archbishop cordileo leonelony responded to a letter. One of the nations Largest Solar Companies<\/a> based here in the bay area is about to get even bigger. Solar city, which operates out of san mateo, is snatching up slaveo, a company that specializes in making solar panels. Solar city chairman, elon musk, announced the deal on the companys blog this morning. Still no word on the exact terms, but the news did send shares of solar city up 6 this morning. Solar city also says it is in talks with new york to build one of the largest Solar Panel Production<\/a> plants in the world over the next two years. Well, pretty soon, if you use u. P. S. , the bigger the package, the bigger the price. To offset the rising fuel costs, the Worlds Largest<\/a> Package Delivery<\/a> company is changing its rates. Starting on december 29th, just after the holiday season, the company will start charging by the size of package for all Ground Services<\/a> in the United States<\/a> and canada. Right now, u. P. S. Charges by bulk and weight by air shipments. Fedex, by the way, did the same thing last year. A followup now to a story we covered as breaking news during yesterdays show. Firefighters are applauding kelly park leaders for cutting back thick brush in the park and helping to keep this san jose brush fire from spreading. More than 50 firefighters helped extinguish that sixacre blaze that happened near the happy hollow zoo in san jose. Firefighters say the fire could have spread much faster if not for the fact that the park had a to trim down its brush. Cool temperatures and a lot of humidity also helped crews to get that fire under control. Still to come, campgrounds closed. Thousand drought is impacting people on the peninsula, even forcing some to find another place for their wedding. Plus, a different kind of hardware, so to speak, is about to hit the Auction Block<\/a> and its something youve never seen before, more than likely. We give you an exclusive look at the local auction thats letting you bid on military tech, even a scud missile. And weve got a greatlooking forecast shaping up for today. One final spring sizzle for you before we kick off summertime on our saturday. Our temperatures are going to climb into the 90s by tomorrow. Were going to stay warm on thursday and then we have a gorgeous weekend shaping up for you. Your full forecast when nbc bay area news at 11 00 comes can right back. Safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. Thats why they have lots of ways for you to save. Real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. This week, sweet and juicy prima peaches are just . 99 a pound. Tender ranchers reserve ribeye steak is only 6. 99 a pound. And arrowhead water is just 3. 33 a case. Theres more savings to love. At safeway. Ingredients for life. If you live, work, or just drive through fremont, you wont be the only one who knows it. Tonight, city leaders could decide whether to install up to a dozen surveillance cameras throughout the city. The potential locations, almost all of them right by a major highway. Nbc bay areas Stephanie Truong<\/a> is live in fremont where there could be extra eyes on the road. How is this being received in fremont . Reporter mixed messages so far, mixed reactions so far in fremont, but one of the proposed sites for one of the cameras would be right here, auto mall off of 880, right across the street from the pacific common shopping center, where, by the way, there have been plenty of breakins, both of store and vehicle breakins, according to police. Now, popular, because its right by 880. This proposed Surveillance System<\/a> would capture the images of people who enter and exit the city. Police saying this could make a huge impact in cutting down on crime. Caught on camera. Three words criminals never like to hear. And thats what Fremont Police<\/a> are banking on with their proposal to install up to a dozen surveillance cameras across the city, some with licensed plate readers. The pd says residential burglaries dropped 27 from 2012 to 2013, crediting a lot of that success to its partnership with home and business owners, who shared private Security Camera<\/a> footage of crimes like porch thefts. People we spoke, who live in fremont, agreed it seems like an efficient way to add security to the facility. My area is okay, but i do hear from my friends. And you know, they deid encountr some of the breakin problems. Hopefully, more cameras can help the community safety. I think it would be a good idea, personally, now that crime has increased in this area. That might be a better idea, i think. Reporter youre not worried about privacy . Its not in your home, it should be okay. Reporter the plan would be similar to what other cities in the bay area have in place. In marin county, tiburon put scanners and cameras on the two roads that go in and out of town. And in the city of the piedmont installed automatic license plate readers along its border with oakland. Fremont police say they would store the video footage to the department and purge it after 30 days, unless linked to a crime. They say they delete the license plate data after a year, again, unless linked to a crime. But for this man who lives in pleasanton was but works in fremont, the proposed plan sounds a bit intrusive. I dont think that helps too many people be safer, you know . Thats just watching whos coming in and out. I think it makes more sense to see who breaks into your car or who hits your car or who robs people when they walk out. That kind of stuff, would make more sense to me. Reporter now, i spoke in the last hour with two city council members, vinny bacon and stu chan who both said separately, that while they understand concerns of privacy, they both support this idea. Theyve spoken with the colleagues in other bayer cities that have adopted similar programs and have gotten a lot of positive information. So it seems likely that at the meeting tonight at 7 00, city council will probably pass this plan. The next stop is to put the bids out and figure out where the 300,000 for the system will come from. Live in fremont, stephanie chuang, nbc bay area th yaey ar. Thank you very much, stephanie. The drought this summer is ruining plans for some people on the peninsula. Memorial county park is thousand closed for campers, possibly for the rest of the season. The creek is running at a 90year low. The campground has already canceled about 175 reservations this month alone, including one reservation for a wedding. Officials expect to refund about 2,000 other reservations, and visitors say theyre upset their vacations are that theyve been planning on, are now off. Disappointment. But at the same time, we have to take care of the planet, so that we can come back next year. So weve contacted people that have reserved parts of the park for weddings, to let them know that theres no water and theres portapotties. The county expects to lose about 350,000 because of those cancellations. The park, however, is still open for day visits, as long as youre not getting hitched, i suppose. Seems fair enough. I feel bad for that couple, but what can you do . Scrambling at the last minute. Hopefully it will work out for them. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own some military memorabilia. Some might call it shell shocking. Nbc bay areas bob redell has a sneak peek of an unusual auction about to take place on the peninsula. It is a story that you will only see on nbc bay area news. Reporter this is a scud a. Introducing the quickest way to get launched. What would it take to put you in this one today . Reporter out of a job. I have my Nbc Universal<\/a> corporate card. Soon you can pull out your on wallet and bid on one of the only scud missiles in the u. S. Hemisphere. One of 14 missiles up for bid. Most of which still run. Firing. Reporter thanks to alex oneil, a veteran whos helped restore many of these historic pieces. How does it make you feel when youre driving Something Like<\/a> this . Like king kong. Reporter would you believe that not all of the items up for auction have been demilitaryized. Some have still registered guns. Still, youd have to find your own ordinance, and depending on your intentions, that might be slightly illegal. The opportunity here to have a bit of that history is really remarkable. This mini army is one of the largest private collections of its kind. Built by the late jacques littlefield, who was a military history buff, most of his tanks never saw combat. In general, tanks that saw action didnt come home. But many are extremely rare. Like this german panser 5, one of the most feared tanks of world war ii. This is the only restored example north america. Reporter how much do you want for it . This ones not for sale, unfortunately. Come on reporter rob callings and his foundation which acquired this collection are keeping some of the rarer pieces for a new people back east, to honor those who helped save the world. You sit on top of the tank and you feel like a world conquerer. Reporter the last time he rode in one of these shermans, he was just a kid fighting the nazis. I cant even describe it for you. Everyone should have a tank, we say a tank in every garage. Reporter its tempting. Driving lesson included. How do we go forward . Im not telling you that. Reporter assuming you have a deep enough pocket. This is probably going to be 500,000 to 600,000. Cash. In portola valley, bob redell, nbc bay area news. Breaking news to fill you in now coming from San Francisco<\/a>. A man was shot and killed in patrerro hill. Youre looking at the view from our news chopper above the scene. This happened this morning at 25th and connecticut streets. We are still gathering information at this hour. What we do know is that the man was found with gunshot wounds to his upper body. He was rushed to San Francisco<\/a> general, where he later died. No word yet, according to police, on a suspect. Well continue to follow this breaking story and bring you the latest updates as they become available. Snch and now its time to check in with meteorologist Christina Loren<\/a> for our forecast. Yesterday at this time, we were worried about wind and heat because of that fire. Today, much lovelier. Its really nice toout there kris and sam. And what was really impressive, how fast san jose firefighters were able to knock that fire down. And its also a good reminder, were getting into our dry season. If you see a fire break out, a brush fire on the side of the road, pull over safely and report it as fast as possible. That with way they can get it put out and it will not spread. Throughout the next couple of days, well keep that cool pacific air coming in, although, as of tomorrow, its going to get cut off to the point, we are going to end up in the 90s. But were not going to see a lot of difference for tomorrow at the immediate coast. Temperatures right now, showing you those 70s in concord, santa rosa, and livermore, were running 2 to 7 degrees milder at this hour than 24 hours ago, holding on that beautiful blue sky in the city. And tomorrow youre going to get into the 70s in San Francisco<\/a>. If you enjoy that rare treat. Its only going to hold up for a couple of days. Here in the south bay, well be in the mid80s, the trivalley, the warm spots will end up in the 90s as of tomorrow. Enjoy upper 70s for today to low 80s in the east bay. Thats going to be the warm spot for today. Lets dive into your forecast. High pressure takes control as of tomorrow. And that means the heat is on for wednesday and thursday. But just as fast as we warm you up, our temperatures are going to cool right back off. Look at the trend. 83 by thursday. By friday, were going to be warm, and by saturday, sunday, into monday, weve got a cooling trend coming our way, as we kick off the official first week of summer. First day of the solstice, as of saturday. Guys, well keep you updated. Tomorrow well meet back here, were talking about weekend events for you and the family, and the corresponding forecast. Right now, back to you, kris and sam. Thank you so much, christina. Still to come, a dream come true, quite literally. Why the player who scored the winning goal for the u. S. Says he saw it coming. Well, redemption sure is sweet. Team usa silenced the critics, beating ghana in its 2014 world cup debut. If you couldnt tell by the video, people are pretty pumped up about this. Thousands of fans went wild at Civic Center Plaza<\/a> in San Francisco<\/a> when john brooke scored what seemed to be the game winner header with just minutes left in the match. Amazing, not just because the americans win, but months ago, he was considered an outside shot to make the team. And he was only playing in this particular game was the star went down with an injury. Just two days ago, brooks said the dreamt the gamewinning goal in the 80th minute. And it was on a header from a corner kick, just like this instance in real life. His goal was the first ever scored in a u. S. World cup by a substitute. Were stumped. Ghana played really well. They played really well fantastic technical futbol. We were happy to scrap out that last ball and take the win. Usa, usa, usa let me tell you something about us americans, were a diplomatic folk. No offense to ghana. The win was a huge factory to team usa. Tonight im going to dream about winning the lottery. Brooks was born and raised in america, but his father was from germany. When you say youre going to dream about winning the lottery, does that involve sharing that tick ticket . No, i dont see that. Well be right back. A georgia man is now being called a hero this morning for saving the life of a 15monthold baby girl. This is bryant collins, who found the little girl crawling just feet away from a busy highway in madison county, wisconsin. Authorities say she had made her way nearly 300 yards from home. Collins called 911, but stayed with her for two hours. Collins is a recovering drug addict who spent a decade in prison. He now says he was grateful he was given this Second Chance<\/a> so he could save the life of this little girl. Someone should probably talk to her parents about why she was crawling across the highway. Meanwhile, a nice day ahead of us and pleasant temperatures. You have a great afternoon. Well see you back here tomorrow. No. I need a previously on. 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