capacity magazines. limiteds on the loaning of a personal firearm and new criminal consequences for falsely or failing to report a lost or stole weapon. the bills are now on the governor's desk. members of san francisco biking community packed a meeting with city officials today on what they call is a lack of action to improve traffic safety. they say the recent death of two women bike riders prompted them to speak out. >> ktvu's tara moriarty spoke to one of the victim's co- workers who described her as a young rising star. >> reporter: kate flattery's co-workers are still reeling from her death. the 26-year-old from wisconsin moved to san francisco where she worked as an engineer alongside with her brother. she was killed by a driver who ran a red light at the corner of seventh and howard last week. >> it was awful. so many of us here pride our bikes to and from -- ride our bikes to and from work. it's really hit home. >> reporter: that's why they packed the city's zero vision frontal meeting, the goal? to eliminate all traffic fatalities by the year 2024. >> i think we have to band together and be united that this just stops and that we stop with the death and carnage. >> reporter: less than two hours after slattery died a cyclist in golden gate park 44- year-old karen miller was hit and killed by a drunk driver. 57 new traffic improvements were announced to be made in the next two years, but members of the bicycle coalition say their old project is recycled as new, many of them being long delayed. >> we lose lives or see more severe injuries continue, we realize this work continues to be incredibly urgent. >> reporter: improvements can't come fast enough for slattery's family and friends. today was her funeral. >> she had a really great future and career ahead of her. we've all lost a friend. co-workers say slattery had written a children book encouraging girls to enter the world of volunteering. she volunteered. solar city set up a scholarship fund in their name they say so kate's light can shine on. the bay area judge who sentenced a stanford student to six months in jail for sexual assault was set today to approve a three year sense for a central marine immigrant who pleaded guilt -- american immigrant who pleaded guilty to a similar charge. activists say judge aaron persky gave preferential treatment to brock turner. they say the three year sentence for raul ramirez is a much harsher penalty. a stanford law professor is leading an effort to have persky recalled, but several are coming to persky's defense saying the turner and marries cases are not -- persky cases are not similar. >> the evidence shows us when we subject judges to elections, it's a source of their decision making. >> ramirez was a no show for his court date this morning. judge persky revoked bail and issued an arrest warrant. researchers say there's no evidence transgender americans are finding more visibility and acceptance. a report from ucla find about 1.4 million americans now identify as transgender, a bit more than 1/2 of 1% of the u.s. population, about twice the previous estimate. ktvu's heather holmesless in our newsroom. -- holmes is in our newsroom. this comes the same day the defense department is lifting a ban on transpeople serving in the military. >> this announcement is the latest of a series of sweeping changes that include allowing gays and transgender to serve open lip and allowing women in combat roles. >> we have to have access to 100% of america's population to recruit and retain from them the most highly qualified. >> a study commission found 12,000 people on active duty. the policy will take place next year beginning with guidance for commanders followed by training for the entire military. critics argue the military need more time to get ready. >> it seems they're more interested in the publishing value than getting something accomplished because something like this will require some legislation. >> arizona senator john mccain heads the armed services committee and says he is concerned about the cost of implementing the changes and says congress will have to hold hearings on the matter. those costs will likely include medical expenses where recruits are their transition gender for at least 18 months and then after that the pentagon will pay for those who want transgender surgery. >> i was on the navy. two years i was on a ship. no women were allowed on the ship. no gays were allowed in the military. we knew there were some gay sailors on that ship and it wasn't a big deal among those of us as crew members and all these years later it's just nice to see the people who want to serve and who can do a good job just like straight people are able to do that. >> it is a historic move. coming up an up close look at the new b.a.r.t. cars that will be serving eastern contra costa county later this year. >> more fallout from the uk brexit vote, see why a popular lawmaker who led the effort will not be in the running for prime minister. the political turbulence from the brexit vote has not subsided yet. we have the report from london with fallout from a bombshell announcement. >> reporter: a political shocker in london, boris johnson, the leader of the leave campaign, announcing he won't run to replace david cameron as conservative leader and prime minister. johnson had been the frontrunner but said today he's not interested. >> my role will to be give every possible support to the next conservative administration to make sure that we properly fulfill the mandate of the people. >> reporter: the top contender now, home secretary theresa may. she said the brexit needs to be done slowly. that means at least another six months of eu membership for the uk. >> there should be no decision to invoke article 50 until the british negotiating strategy is agreed and clear. >> reporter: while the fallout continues in london the rest of europe is making plans with some analysts predicting the uk's departure could open doors for other countries to join the eu or at least result in a tighter union. >> if they are going to exit the eu, then it's going to happen that more activity, more maybe new members. >> reporter: meanwhile the obama administration says it's keeping a close eye on the situation emphasizing america's close relationship with the uk and eu. >> the president doesn't want to see that relationship be any more disrupted than it already will. >> reporter: uncertain still carrying over into the financial markets here. the head of bank of england is saying an economic stimulus package would probably be needed over the summer. the u.s. navy issued a scathing report about the capture of two patrol boats by iranian forces earlier this year in the persian gulf in january. two patrol boats strayed into iranian waters. the report faults iran for violating international law during the incident the navy blasted the sailors who surrendered saying they violated military policy by talking to their captors. >> the investigation found a lack of leadership, a disregard for risk management processes and proper mission planning standards. >> in total nine members of the navy face discipline. last week the navy fired the commander of the task force overseeing those boats. coming up starting tomorrow you will pay a higher fee to cross the golden gate bridge, how much tolls are going up and what the extra money will be used for. >> the big holiday weekend getting summer all lined up. i'll let you know what to expect and what the weather will be like for the fireworks. hope you have monday off. we're getting a first look at one of the train cars for the e bar extension in contra costa county. b.a.r.t. unveiled its coach today for the system that will run the 10 miles from its pittsburgh system to antioch. the extension will have a total capacity of 600 people per trip and take a total of 10 minutes each way. >> we'll make the lives of a lot of commuters a lot easier. >> they're beautiful trains. it's a new technology. i think it's good for the region. >> b.a.r.t. says the train cars are smaller, easier to maintain and are fuel efficient. eight have been ordered for the east bay extension. it hopes to have e b.a.r.t. open by early next year. starting tomorrow it will cost more to drive over the golden gate bridge to san francisco. tolls are going up 25 cents to 6.50 for cars with fastrak. without fastrak it costs 7.50. carpoolers will pay 4.50. the toll rather is to help offset a budget shortfall for the bridge district. we're just a few days from the 4th of july and thinking about what we're going to do this weekend. >> it's going to be a nice weekend, not as hospital as this past weekend, so no triple digit heat, better news for air quality and fire danger obviously. just be safe if you're out and about, but the weather let's good, even in the mountains, might be some stuff south of bear valley, but lake tahoe should be fine, 96 in fairfield, 97 in antioch the highs today. the weather is kind of setting up. see the low over there, right there to the north of me over my head. that system is the system that is going to allow things to stay a little cooler for the weekend. tomorrow will be a lot like today. saturday and sunday you'll notice a lot of morning fog and mild days. the hot spots will be in the upper 80s which is really a good thing for this big holiday weekend. right now it's 12 degrees warmer in livermore than last night at this time. that's what, 88 degrees. it's warmer on the inland bay valleys and as we head want the weekend -- head to the weekend, it will be a little cooler in the 70s. as you look on the city, sutro tower, you see the fog by the mountain. when it comes back, you'll notice it. tomorrow is a lot like today. saturday this system nudges closer. this is all last summer actually. if this was winter, this would be rain. in the summer months there's not enough energy. so it's enough to stretch out the marine layer and cool thing off. look at the inland valley, upper 80s saturday and sunday. i know the fire crews on call this weekend are real happy with this pattern. monday will be warmer, but a few moistures and humidities will be up, so that's good. fog forecast for the morning, forecast eye for the afternoon. 95 in vacaville tomorrow, the hotspots, 96 in brentwood. reasonably mild around the bay. folk at the cost with temperatures in the low 60s in then the five-day forecast for your holiday weekend, there it is. the hottest day will be tomorrow and then temperatures trend down. you'll be in the upper 80s, maybe low 90s. >> i'm looking at the big temperature swings depending where you are. in you're inland, it could be 20 to 30 degrees. >> that's not many places in the world that does that, a couple places in south america, but it's an unusual climate that we have. so you'll be in shorts in contra costa county and bundled up on the coast. >> thank you. red hot a's go for the fourth game sweep tonight. >> the rumor swirling around who kevin durant picked up today. mark is here now with sports. the a's going for a sweep of the giants. >> can you believe it? this is not turning out the way any giants fans figured it, would but good for the a's. >> a's fans are happy. >> the a's will have a chore trying to beat madison bumgarner, but the way they're swinging the bats, who knows? the dh rule in effect, but as scott reiss reports, it may not work out like everybody figures. >> reporter: mark, the big picture, the a's going for an unlikely sweep at the coliseum. it would be the first ever regular season sweep of this bay bridge series, but the subtext madison bumgarner pitching and hitting for the giants. remember we're in an american league park, so bruce bochy does have the designated hitter option at his disposal. he won't use it. bum garner will bat for himself -- bumgarner will bat for himself. bochy saying it's the right thing to do. >> i talked to bum just to see if he wanted to hit. he could take the day off, just give him a break and pitch out there. he's a competitor. he wants to hit, keeps him in the same routine and he's earned this. he's a pretty good hitter. >> i would love to have someone like that that you could plug into the lineup and depending on what your roster looked like. not too many guys like him. >> reporter: bochy was later asked who is the best hitting pitcher you've ever seen and he said madison bumgarner without a doubt. a few years back you might recall joe maddon when he managed in tampa bay penciled in his starting pitcher in the dh, but that was in advertent, this obviously very intentional. we'll see how it works out tonight. the giants have their problems, injuries definitely mounting. that has a little something to do with their poor play of late, but also with problems if you're a giant fan, you're not all that disappointed, but you hate to hear about one of the great players in the game injured. clayton kershaw undoubtedly best pitcher in the major leagues goes to the disabled list for 15 days. old has what they are call -- he has what they are calling mild disc herniation in his lower back. he'll miss at least a couple starts. all the talk with regard to the golden state warriors and anything that has to do with basketball seems to center around the free agent free for all that start at 9:00 tonight our time, kevin durant the no. 1 prize on the market. looks like he'll stay in okc. a couple of of associates of his say that kevin had 90% of his mind made up to stay put and, of course, he would make a whole lot more money just staying at okc. the warriors nevertheless will meet with kevin durant tomorrow in the hamptons. good for them. one way or another, i guarantee you they'll have some full out there. it is the summer of soccer in europe now. the euro cup continues, a very good match today between poland and portugal. it went to a shootout. sanchez with a give and go and sanchez firing from outside the box ties things up. sanchez shot off a deflection. he becomes the third youngest player to score in the euro cup, just 18 years old. we go to penalty kicks. the shot was saved and for the win here ricardo sending portugal to the next round with that hesitation move and he bangs it home. that was a nice little something to throw off the goalie and it worked. portugal will meet either belgium and/or wales. there you go. that's the sporting live for this hour, a win right there and let them celebrate a little bit. i don't think warrior fans should have gotten their hopes up too high about landing kevin durant anyway. i didn't see it coming. you never know. maybe that meeting in the hamptons. >> maybe they'll persuade him. >> sitting around in their smoking jackets on the deck. something could happen. >> waiting to see what happens tomorrow. in the meantime we're looking to see what happens with madison bumgarner tonight, see how he's going to do. >> stop a little losing streak. they've lost six of the last seven. the a's have won six of their last seven and the giants in a little slump now. our coverage continues now at ktvu plus. >> the president promising to make things right after a violent thief makes off with something in a home invasion. >> what's on the governor's desk and what he could sign into law. >> we'll see you over on ktvu plus at 7:00. the other hand, some physicists are concerned that if this supercollider actually works, it'll create a black hole and swallow up the earth, ending life as we know it. pfft, what a bunch of crybabies. no guts, no glory, man. hey, check it out. the school of pharmacology is looking for volunteers. 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