And it passed without a whole lot of debate. This is the Second Time Around that the senate had gotten this bill, ands you mentioned, the bill is on governor browns desk. If he signs it, it means there will be a lot more parents vaccinating their kids in the year ahead. A belief exemption is to prevent vaccinating your kids, that will no longer exist. If it becomes law, parents will need a medical reason if they want to avoid immunizing their kids. After january 1, 2016, that belief will no longer apply. Advocates of the bill hope this means in the future it should cut down on the number of outbreaks of diseases like whopping off and the measles with visitors going to disney lands. And this is now on governor browns desk. Mike and keba, back to you. I am a parents and i have two children who are vaccinated. Lets say they are not vaccinated and wraps if i have a personal belief exemption . Reporter they will be grandfathered in but it doesnt last forever. Their two points in a childs career to be proving they were vaccinated. If they are in the first grade, they dont have to vaccinate until seventh grade. Then that expires and they either have to have a medical reason from a doctor to show that they cant get a vaccine or have to go to home schooling or have to get vaccinated. Allie, most democrats vote inside favor and republicans saying this is government over reach. Any word from the Governors Office even through this whole process, will he sign this bill . Any idea . Reporter the only word we heard from the spokesperson is he put out a statement saying that the governor considers vaccines to be important and he would closely consider and examine this bill. I had a chance to talk with pediatricians in marin county. And he pointed out that two years ago, the governor did sign a related bill to have those with a personal belief exemption to sit down with their doctors first. Supporters are cautiously optimistic based on his actions on similar bills in the past. Allie, thank you so much. And a Supreme Court ruling supporting samesex marriage sent a surge of happiness in San Francisco. Gray and straight leaders greeted the news with a public show of support and energy in the city was at an alltime high. From bagpipes to cheerleaders, this years pride parade has something for everyone. By estimates, two Million People showed up in San Francisco for the parade that brought bystanders and participants together for celebration, and with the happiness, there was a sense of history. I cant believe it. I didnt think it would ever happen. I am ecstatic. Its the first to come out and celebrate making history. Everyone is having a great time. While there was joy, not everyone was celebrating. Ted cruz and Mike Huckabee have slammed the ruling which would likely become a big topic in next years president ial campaign and in studio is the Lieutenant Governor from the state of california, gavin newsom. Great to be here. Why do you think we are as a state, as a country from 15 years ago . We can highlight significant moments, and there are little conversations that i imagine are all over. We have a cfgz with a father, a mother who wasnt necessarily sure, but the conversations of changing Public Opinion and giving more room for elected officials to feel more safe and ultimately a how long the courts to take shape and make the Court Decisions, i think, shaping Public Opinion. Where were you when you found out about the ruling that morning and also d also, did you ever think in your lifetime you would see all 50 states samesex couples getting married like any other couple . No, in 2004, we married 4036 couple and there was tremendous passion but in went 05, 2006, 2007, 2008, there was a lot of change, and i didnt expect to see it. I had the opportunity to wake up and get in the car and i look at my cell phone, 7 02, and it was a Court Decision and joyous and extraordinary, and i dont think many of us, not just me expected to see this in our lifetime. A lot of strong words. One saying that this is a threat to democracy and the chief Justice Roberts wrote this court is not a legislature of whether or not gay marriage should be a good idea. You look at the history of the rightacy movement. If we subjected the rights of minorities to the whims of majority, we wouldnt have interracial marriages n 1967, blacks could not marry whites white. It took until the year 2000 for alabama to change the law to codify the decision and 40 in alabama opposed a how long interracial marriage. At the end of the day, the courts intervened do protect their rights. And the constitution was the winner. The constitution decides. Lieutenant governor, whats next . We see will setbrations all weekend long and saw it friday and throughout the weekend and the big parade yesterday but whats next as far as the counties in texas i believe that are not allowing gay marriage to happen. So its like yes, cause to celebrate but its not over for equality for days and lesbians. Its interesting. Friday is a powerful day and think about when we overturned the ban on interracial marriage, it didnt stop it wont change homophobia. We have to change hearts and minds. And we are seeing people asserting themselves, and the county clerks have to hold on, and i will give you the example of alabama, and its still a lot of work to do, and this decision is significant but does not tear down the scaffolding of the homophobia or hate of the lgbt community. And the one event you are most proud of . I am proud of my kids and extraordinary wife and faultily related issues, but when you have a 6yearold and s and grabs you and and says thank you forgiving me two mommies or a father saying, can i give you a lug . Thank you for letting me recorrect re reconnect with my son . Thats what were celebrating. At the heart of the matter, two simple words i do. And you feel you made a little contribution. At the end of the day, you make peoples lives a little bit. Your father comes from a different generation like my mother. What is their thoughts . Cant you call it Something Else . Six years to come around, and cant you call it Something Else . So honestly, when i say i respect and love people and they disagree, i really do and understand how difficult this has been. The water has changed for a lot of folks but at the end of the day, he legitimately came around and millions of others are doing that and will continue to do that. At the end of the day, looking forward to the future generations. Will be several generations where they will grow up and this will be the norm. They wont know different. I got a 5yearold and a 4 yearold and a 3yearold and they wont know that discrimination, and thats an extraordinary thing. At the end of the day, those are the things you hang your hat on, not a political title or career but the magical moments, all of us fighting for something a little bit better. Lieutenant governor newsom, thank you for coming in. Thank you. And we have all the latest on ktvu. Com. And its a crime that is becoming so common, its called a global epidemic. Why libraries are becoming the thievess new favorite target. A notable jump in temperatures over the bay area with a bigger spike in store for tomorrow. Well check in on the current continues and talk about the heat upcoming our way. And we told you about the bill to make vaccines mandatory for School Children in california. Were asking what you think in the ktvu. Com question of the day. Well share your responses coming up. Checking in on your ride home, a live look at i80 through berkeley. Plenty of cars on the road. If you can leave early, its time to do so. Well be right back. The internet is a great tool but is also a dangerous place for children. There are lots of online tools and apps to help parents. And we are learning about a new one over here in the bay area. And rosemary orocco has more. Rosemary, its about keeping kids safe online . Reporter absolutely, and we have an app coming out in august, mid summer. Right. Reporter thank you for joining us, lee, and this is an app that will end the exposure of unsafe content for children and thats a very lofty goal. How does it work . We give parents the ability to see what the kids have access to. Reporter, 000 work . Someone gets into your app. Then what happens . Parents download our app for ipads in our first version and they create a profile for themselves and their kids and go off and prove content, and then their kids have access to that app. Reporter and you say this is better than what is already out there like blocking and filtering . Yeah. So blocking and filtering technology is used for kids that go and explore the internet. Its like cutting a coat of armor ongoing into a bad place. The internet that they see is the internet that parents have constructed for them. The starting point is a collection of safe content. Reporter and these children will be very savvy with little about the internet, and they love youtube, and give me an example of how your app will work with it. Its among the content that parents would approve. So they look at the video and decide for themselves according to their parenting style whether this video is safe for their kids or not, and they make an approval based on their age. Which is the youngest kid in my family i would allow to see that video and that piece of content . And that goes into our system. Reporter very interesting. And it sounds like this will be beneficial for sure. And coming out in august. And you can definitely get more information perhaps on our website. We will see if we can get more posted. And it will be available for the ipad only. First version. Ipad and iphone and then well get around to the other devices. Reporter and it was just confirmed you can get more on ktvu. Com. Thank you for joining us. You got it, lee. Keba, mike . Will have to try it out. You both have children. See if that works. Thank you, rosemary, and a beautiful shot from the east bay looking at the golden gate. Take a look. Isnt that beautiful . Mostly sunny skies and we started out with clouds, but its turned around. And areas like san jose warmed up several degrees over yesterday and mostly sunny skies over san jose and onto the east bay with temperatures from 10 to 12 degrees above what we had yesterday. Checking in on the numbers, livermore, 93 degrees and santa rosa, 85, and upper 60s in San Francisco, and oakland, a mild 72. So temperatures today warming over yesterday. Take a look, 13 degrees in livermore and concord, 11, and 7 in fairfield, and most of us slightly warmer. By 4 degrees in hayward, and sfo, one of the only areas not as warm, and santa rosa and napa warmer. Tomorrow, temperatures will really take a hike. Well have a look at that in the extended forecast. We havent lost the on shore breeze altogether. Fairfield, 16 Miles Per Hour and concord, reporting 9 and 15 in oakland, and napa, a breeze at 14. So the temperatures, getting to near 100 degrees as early as tomorrow. And i think wednesday will be the hottest day as a ridge of High Pressure strengthen is over the area. As we get going tomorrow morning, well wake up with low clouds along the coastline and a few mid and high level clouds streaming over the area, and noon time, we will really warm up. The shade of spirchg pink is indicating the central valley, and 100plus degrees expected in yaifers like concord, livermore, and morgan hill and gilroy, 100 tomorrow. And a lot of red out there as well, areas like santa rosa, napa stretching into areas like walnut creek where it will be warmer for your afternoon tomorrow. Getting out the door tomorrow morning, widespread upper 50s to low 60s in the forecast and low 60s for pacificca, into the sfn, upper 80s san rafael and mid to upper 70s along the east bay shoreline. So continuing to have the localized sea breeze that will keep the temps mild to warm around the bay and take a look inland, widespread 100s. Were talking 102 for walnut creek and livermore. 78 in san bruno. A comfortable day in San Francisco. And were still cool at the coast, relatively cool with 60s and low 70s. So hot tomorrow and hot again on wednesday, and temperatures will come down on thursday into friday, and the bay area weekend which is the fourth of july with temperatures mild to warm and low 90s expected inland. Not to put the pressure on, but fog creeps in on the fourth. I knew you were going to ask. We looking good but that could change as we get closer. All right. Thank you. San Francisco State university is catching heat for hatching a childrens educational funds. The tiberon institute has been asked to leave the universitys Property North of the Golden Gate Bridge by wednesday. Universitys president leslie wong said that the Salmon Institute paces no rent and told the marin independence journal that its a landlord tenants issue. You wouldnt expect a library to be a popular crime scene but the British Library said that priceless books and historic manuscripts and rare maps are such a problem that they are classifying it as a global epidemic. As many as 2000 rare items have been reported stolen since the beginning of march. The loss is incalculable. The thieves have knives disguised as pens, and we have seen wet string to remove a rare map or page from a book to sell. In the bay area, the first book print inside america just sold for more than 14 million at auction. A new record. Nbc tells donald trump, youre fired. The fallout over comments trump made about mexican immigrants in the u. S. No one likes to sit in traffic, but a lot of people are doing it day in and day out. In the 4 by 4, 4 minutes at 4 00 p. M. To breakdown the latest trends in traffic and the solutions considered in the bay area and beyond. Welcome back to the 4. Lets take a look at stories that people are talking about on social media. San Francisco Giants pitcher, Madison Bumgarner hit a homerun today but really, what social media is talking about, he hit a career milestone. In yesterdays game against the rockies, he launched his 1000th strikeout, the youngest pitcher in the giants history to reach that number. And matt kane. He was 26 and madbum, he is 25. The giants are one game be hind behind the pesky dodgers. Lebron james is ready to turn down a 26. 1 Million Contract with the cavaliers to become a free agent. And technically, this happens on wednesday when he becomes a free agent but he hasnt set up meetings with any other teams. So he will probably stay in cleveland with the cavs. The sword he is waiting for the team to finalize contracts with other teammates, individuals he feels is necessary to have to get back to the finals. And once they are resigned, he would resign with the cavs for a fouryear, probably hefty amount of money. I bet. Still going after the title. And one more for you. A hot topic. The donald. The donald. Donald trump himself. Nbc is ending its relationship with donald trump because of his statement saying that mexican immigrants are responsible for drug crimes and rape in the u. S. Nbc will no longer run the apprentice in part because of his run for office, and the miss usa and Miss Universe pageants are out. They did send out a statement saying that Nbc Universal sending its business relationship with mr. Trump. And, of course, heel not participate in the apprentice, and he is doubling down on his comments and not backing away. Well see how long he can last in the race for the white house. He did tell reporters he will probably sue nbc. He likes to suement. The banks have shut their doors and protesterses are taking to the streets because greece is about to default on an international loan. Well tell you why whats happening there is impacting us as well. And we have all been in traffic and stuck in it. But new Research Shows that more and more people are living farther away from work and commuting to jobs. Why things might not be as bad as you think in the bay area. And make sure youre following ktvu on facebook and twitter. A coast guard helicopter had a hard longing this afternoon with the with noellle walker tweeting about it. Details at 5 00 p. M. At ktvu. And alex is a great man and filled in for sal Sal Castaneda and he tweeted about this experience this morning. I think it was great. He did a great job. 4. 28. We be back on the four. Today on the four, we are talking traffic with a live look teeth sunol grade. Its bumper to bumper in the sunol grade as folks are trying to make their way home. We are take 4 minutes at 4 00 to take a deeper look at gridlock in the sunol grade and not just for tonights commute but more like how bad traffic across america will be 5 even 10 years from now and whether or not cities and regions across the country are prepared. Tim leaves his home at 8 00 a. M. To get to his job at microsoft 20 miles away, and like an increasing amount of americans, he hits traffic. Almost every morning, people seating cereal and stuff. But ive only seen that a couple of times. Reporter and the clogs streets and highways expected to spread in the next 30 years. One gridlock solution . A return to an old path. Reporter the red lines are pacific electric which is like todays metrolink. Reporter los angeles is extending its lightrail system. Its not cheap. It will cost nearly 6 billion, but proponentses say its worth the money to ease the congestion. With the 2 3 majority, i think thats what the voters have asked us to make. Reporter its an approach other regions are taking. In seattle, lightrail construction began several years ago and here in the bay area, old tracks in marin are being dusted off with the smart train looking to ease gridlock along 101. The worst congestion in the bay area is the stretch that you drive every day. I agree. Everything else is theoretical. Reporter the metropolitan transportation commissions john goodwin. Number one in the bay area is eastbound in the afternoon from San Francisco out to the east side. Reporter are you prepared for 10,