45-year-old helen sharp. she hasn't been seen since wednesday. 5'4", 190 pounds, brown hair and brown eyes. police received several calls from people saying she may have been in this vehicle on wednesday. a gray toyota 4 runner. the license plate is 5dty013. ahead on collision sent two people to the hospital about 7:30 a.m. this morning on highway 1. marin county. two people were taken from the vehicles. conscious, breathing and alert. no further word on their conditions or how the accident happened. driver aairer is -- airer is blamed for a mishap in discovery bay. he submerged his vehicle at the marina in front of a crowd of people. it is unclear how it ended up in the water. no one was injured. key part of the war effort. part of the greatest generation. this weekend women who helped the build the planes and ships that helped win world war ii gathered for the annual rosy the riveter conference. ktvu's noelle walker is live in richmond at the museum. >> reporter: this is the only national parks museum dedicated to the story of rosy the riveter. do the job that he left behind. those women were riveters and welders as well. now the rosies of today are getting older and their numbers are dwindling but they want the younger generations to know their stories. >> place where american history -- comes to live. >> and do they have stories to tell. [ indiscernible ] >> they got enamored with the noise. >> reporter: rosy the riveter "one woman, she was every -- wasn't one woman, she was every woman who worked for the war effort. >> i worked on the p38. the bomber planes. >> reporter: they traded girlhood dreams -- >> a nurse. i never did get to be a nurse. >> reporter: to work in a man's world. >> i didn't want to sit in an office. [ indiscernible ] >> we were young. and adventures. >> reporter: every year they meet to share stories. >> what memory comes back? >> it is hard to remember back then. >> reporter: they are living history. most in their 90s now. >> i didn't know what a welder was. >> reporter: 70 years ago they built america's war planes and ships. >> we wanted to get the ships built so we could give our boys what they needed to fight with. >> it was our mission to get these troops home. >> the women hadn't of stepped in and worked we probably would have lost the war. >> reporter: they were tip of the spear for the equal rights and women's equality movements. >> it changed the way the women lived and worked. who would have thought a woman was a welder. >> we had equal pay for equal work 70 years ago. we don't have it today yet. >> reporter: so listen. >> i didn't think we would be this popular 70 years later. [ laughter ] >> history has something to say about our future. a lot of these women didn't just stop working after the war. they kept woman. one woman, 95-years-old, she just got layed off from boeing. she wanted to make it to 50 years. if you want to take a look and get a sense of their stories this museum is open 7 days a week. >> great to see them get the credit they deserve. noelle walker, thank you. san francisco police are scheduled to discuss a report tomorrow about police staffing. right now the police department has 1700 officers. there is a board of supervisors resolution calling for 2200 officers. a report shows staffing levels are less than 9 other cities. police chief says he is looking to put more officers on the streets. >> there is nowhere in san francisco along any commercial corridor where they don't want to see more officers. >> if we are talking about reducing crime we need to look at a whole package of initiatives. not only more police. >> opponents are worried about the cost of adding more officers. one officer cost $175,000 a year in salary and benefits. a report says from 2004-2014 police staffing dropped by 3% while san francisco's population rose 12%. an american woman's attempt to row from japan to san francisco come to an end because of bad weather. she was rescued off the japanese coast yesterday after sending out a distress signal. she hoped to become the first woman to row across the pacific. she was expected to finish by late september. gas prices are rising again. analysts says they could stop rising or go down later this month. the u.s. average is up 3 connects in two weeks to -- cents in two weeks to $2.70 a gallon. higher prices in the bay area. san francisco, $3.61 a gallon. oakland $3.46. san jose $3.44. investigators in texas say the man linked to an assault on police headquarters had a violent past. police say two years ago he choked his mother. the suspect identified himself to police yesterday as james lance boulware. investigators say he planted pipe bombs at headquarters and shot that officers yesterday and led officers on a chase to the small community of hutchins where he remained hold up inside his van for hours before he was shot by a sniper. the spokane chapter of the naacp postponed a meeting set for tomorrow where the president rachel dolezal was expected to speak. the 37-year-old sparked outrage after her parents outed her for portraying herself as black even though she white. the spokane chapter of the naacp said the meeting would be rescheduled due to the need to continue discussion with naacp leaders. the city is investigating whether rachel dolezal lied about her ethnicity when she plied to be on the police board. the minimum wage is going up in los angeles. los angeles mayor sign -- los angeles mayor signed a law this week. it will bring the minimum wage up from $9 an hour to $15. >> reporter: a reception worthy of a campaign rally. as he arrived that rally the mayor had a message of mimman importance. the los angeles minimum wage. >> 1 million anglenos, 1-four live in poverty. not just mild poverty, back breaking poverty. this is not the los angeles we want but today is the beginning of the los angeles we dream to see. >> reporter: beginning next year the minimum wage will rise thanks to a new policy signed by the mayor to $10.50 per hour. it will rise to $15 per hour by 2020. >> today we are ending the poverty wages we have had for two long in the city of los angeles. >> reporter: it applies to businesses that have 26 or more employees. those with 25 or fewer will begin the scale a year later. a plan that will not stop at $15 per hour. >> we will put forward a minimum wage policy that as the cost of living goes up so will the wage. >> reporter: it is welcome news for those working 3 jobs to make ends meet. >> i have been working part time minimum wage jobs. i am a low wage construction worker who will now be able to help my mom with rent. >> reporter: while many business owners have concerns, others say there needs to be a new mentality. >> that is how i look at it. don't look at it as a wage issue, see, see as a customer grabbing issue. >> reporter: the people here are hoping today's historic signing will create a wave that sweeps across the country. in los angeles, fox news. in san francisco hundreds of people took the streets to celebrate the sunday streets event. riding a bike or walking around, it was a great day to be out. it started at 11:00 a.m. and wrapped up at 4:00 p.m. the goal is to get as many people outside in an area that is blocked off to vehicle traffic. san francisco has been holding the event since 2008. the next event is july 12 in the city's tenderloin neighborhood. today is flag day across the united states. the day in 1777 congress adopteddopted the stars and stripes as the national flag. they set up shop to accept old american flags for proper disposal. the group makes sure it comes to a dignified end when it is tattered and no longer fit for display. >> today has been good. got 100 pounds of flags. you can see on the table behind us. they are in all forms of disarray. time put them to rest. >> organizers say the flags will be burned at a ceremony. they afternoon accept pellags at a booth -- plan to accept flags at the fair. space craft come alive. the communication that left scientists stunned. >> an update on a major wife in northern california -- wildfire in new wildfire -- in northern california, why firefighters are having a tough time fighting the flames. a comet probe thought to be dead woke up in space after six months of silence. it made history last year becoming the first space craft to land on a comet. 60 hours after landing the probe went silent. last night it burst back to life for 85 seconds sending information from the comet's surface. scientists were over joyed. >> the european space agency did a fantastic job and all the individual science teams have pulled together. >> scientists say it traveled close to the sun now and the solan panels are receiving more sun light and that is bringing it back to life. police are investigating a bomb scare that shut down market street in san francisco. 9:30 p.m. last night police responded to a report of a suspicious car on stevensen street. officers approached the vehicle and saw something suspicious inside and called the bomb squad. authorities shut down stevenson with fifth street. the bomb squad determined there was nothing hazardous and gave the all clear. wildfire continues to spread in hot, dry conditions but firefighters are making progress. the fire was sparked by lightning in the national forest. as of this morning the fire burned 1500 acres and 20% contained. no structures have been damaged. the sheriff's office has issued mandatory evacuation orders for residents. the drought conditions are making their job difficult. temperatures and yard work sparked several fires in sacramento yesterday. this fire was started by a weed eater used by someone at a vacant home where the weeds are knee high. the fire captain says they responded to 9 fires between noon and 5:00 p.m. yesterday. this was one of two that was started by mowing. >> as the flames came towards us we aimed at the flames. [ indiscernible ] >> they could knock it down. >> firefighters say while it is important to keep grass cut down for fire safety, also important that mowing be done in the morning hours when temperatures are cooler and the fire danger is lower. speaking of cooler temperatures, let's check in with mark tamayo in the weather center and see what is happening outside. >> we have been cooling off all weekend long. especially for today. the coolest day of the weekend. with not much in the way of major heat with temperatures in the 70s and 80s. as you can see no storms but there is the fog responsible for the cool down. the clouds from parts of the coast line towards san francisco ocean beach and towards the headlands, san francisco, there we go. over cast. especially for the western half of san francisco towards the golden gate bridge. current numbers, checking out the 5:00 p.m. numbersch 70s livermore, walnut creek. concord 78. san francisco, you see where the fog is, mid-50s. and santa rosa reporting 69 degrees. as far as wind speeds, delta breeze kicking up. fairfield here, sustained winds 30 miles per hour. that is a gust of 35 miles per hour. whenever you get a southwest wind like that, most times temperatures respond by cooling off. that happened this week. sfo winds 18. gusting to 28 miles per hour. live camera. towards san francisco bay, from oakland. bay bridge. scattered clouds and low fog. that works their way in over night tonight. tomorrow morning fog, skies partly cloudy. warming trend showing up, warmest parts of the bay area will be back up into the 90s. over night lows tomorrow morning will be in the 50s. the fog over san francisco, oakland, hayward, partly cloudy skies. well inland for concord and livermore. the temperatures, you can see towards the coast, the readings in the 60s. inland, as you expect, the numbers are trending up. the warmest locations inland, 80s out there. temperatures 84-85, 86 degrees by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon for your monday. the plan, we will break it down for the morning hours. fog a factor. clearing back to near the shoreline. patchy fog for san francisco into the afternoon hours. time line, 4:00 p.m., 60s, 70s, and eats. fog -- 80s. fog tomorrow morning and melting back to near the shoreline with the greens. 60s here. the orange links up with 80s by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. no major heat in the forecast. a few low 90s towards clear lake. 90 degrees. vacaville 89. close there. keeping it cool for stenson beach, 60s. more neighborhoods. upper 60s to 70s around the bay. inland, 80s for livermore and brentwood. san jose,79 degrees. morgan hill 85. san francisco 64 degrees. lore 60s near the immediately shoreline. patchy fog nearby. your five-day forecast, we will warm up tuesday, wednesday, especially wednesday. temperatures inland back up into the midnights. cooling off thursday and friday -- mid-90s. cooling off thursday and friday. coming up a look at your weekend forecast and the hurricane. >> thank you. the biggest movie of the weekend is hitting monstrous ticket sales and breaking records. >> just went and made new dinosaur? not a good idea. >> jurassic world, $512 million. that is the highest global opener of all time. the movie is expected to bring in 200 million domestically. it is the latest in the franchise that started with jurassic park. this time the island is turned into a them to park. what could go wrong there? a wedding day marked by gunfire inside a luxury hotel. activists take to the streets of hong kong, why they say leaders are going back on a key promise made a decade ago. q a new york city wedding was interrupted after a gun accidentally went off during the ceremony. the victims were guests at the wedding last night. four people were injure including a woman grazed in the head. the owner was attending the event when it went off ends his pants pocket. he and his brother were arrested. . thousands of people in hong kong took it the streets irking lawmakers irking -- the streets. supporters marched to headquarters to rally support for a veto of the government's reform package. a crucial vote is days away. at issue is how voters will choose their top leader who is abdomen picked by panel -- who is hand picked by a panel. [ indiscernible ] [ talking at the same time ] >> protesters say china was reneging on a promise. there are promising signs from a mid-east ally in the fight against isis. kurdish fighters appear to be making headway. >> reporter: continuing to make gains against isis. a rare sign of progress in the fight against militants. backed by u.s. air strikes they moved closer to retaking and regaining control of the town would cut off a key smuggling route. in recent days thousands of refugees fled the area. only to be round x isis fighters as troops stood by watching. sunday some were able to cross safely into turkey while others cut barb wire fences. this comes as the president voiced concerns. turkey views the kurds as more of an inomy than isis. -- an emany than isis. -- enemy than isis. just one of the many complicating factors in the four year long war. in england today preparations are underway to celebrate the birthday of the marg nucarta. taking a copy of the document to runnymede where it was endorsed june 15, 1215. it was written to settle a dispute with nobles. it was the first time a monarch declared himself to be subject to law. [ indiscernible ] >> to this day the image of magna carta is on the great doors of the supreme court of the united states. >> only four of the first copies still survive. we are learning more about the prisoners who escaped a maximum security facility in northern california, how investigators say they got their hands on power tools and why nobody noticed. >> a law maker crying foul over new airline baggage rules, why he says it is a money grab. >> and why activists are protesting a bottle water plant in sacramento. learning more about the new new york state prisoner whose escaped from a maximum security facility last week. authorities say they cut their way out of the prison using power tools stored at the prison by contractors. investigators say they returned the tools after each night's work so no one would notice. more from new york. >> this investigation is wracking up a bill. authorities say they are spending $1 million a day in the hunt for the two escaped killers. the district attorney says the biggest prize over the hunt for richard matt and david sweat who turns 35 today is the lack of positive leads about their whereabout. he blames the weather. there have been many sunny days and plenty of terrible rainy ones. they are still here in this area, staying on the run, it is a big surprise. joyce mitchell has helped investigators stab a time line of last saturday morning when they got away. she was planning to pick them up and go with them but bailed. >> they were planning on driving 7 hours away in a wooded area where her vehicle would be needed. >> the district attorney said joyce mitchell hasn't mentioned her husband being involved they don't think he was involved. fox news. president obama is set to visit san francisco this week. he is set to address the meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors on friday. the white house says he will attend two fundraisers for the democratic national committee. in san francisco. the president is scheduled to leave the bay area saturday. a u.s. senator wants the airline industry to drop its plans to consider requiring smaller carry on bags. new york senator says a 20% reduction would force travelers to pay more in baggage fees or spend money on new luggage. he said it is another way for airlines to make money. he says passengers deserve a break especially since airline profits are expected to sore this year. hillary clinton offered support today for middle class americans. she spoke before hundreds of supporters. she said many people are not getting the opportunities they need because of obstacles created by past republican presidents. and she said when people work hard they should be able to get ahead. she called that the barg on america. -- bargain of america. . >> when does my hard work pay off, when does my family get ahead. when? i say now. [ cheers and applause ] >> she mocks the idea of trickle down economics where prosperity strickles down to the lower classes and promised to reward company whose keep jobs from going over seas. >> so many people could do so much better if we fix a few things. the most vulnerable should be in the front of the line. not the back. >> jeb bush is also showing his support for the middle class before he is expected to announce his run for the white house. he posted this campaign add online today -- ad online today. they say his policies made big difference in their lives. he says he would apply conservative principals to help people rise up. here at home, the pittsburg city counsel will consider a proposal to raise walter rates -- water rates. rates would go up 4% for most homes. officials say the higher rates will help to meet the 20% reduction in water usage priored by the state. -- usage imposed by the state. there is a new fiduciary halt -- push to halt production of bottled water. that brought activists out this weekend for a protest. the report from sacramento. >> reporter: critics say given california's drought and mandates to cut back, bottle water companies should be shut down but some say plants are conserving water, generating jobs and keeping people healthy. >> reporter: amid the drought, activists are demanding bottling companies cease operations in california immediately. >> i think they need to close their doors. >> reporter: they argue the amount of water used to manufacture bottled water is small. less than .02% of the 13 trillion gallons used each year in california, the same amount of tap water los angeles uses in a week. >> we count on a sustainable source of water for our existence. it is in our interest to make sure that we are being good stewards of the environment and the amount of water we are using. >> 108 bottle water plants in california create work for 60,000 people. >> that amounts to a total of 15 billion-dollars in over all economic impact. including 600 million-dollars in state taxes. >> critics don't care calling it a wasteful and unnecessary product. >> irresponsible. we are demanding they stop. >> reporter: activists are not targeting beer and water facilities because they don't come out of a tap. starbucks announced it is moving production of its brand back east. a victory for activists in california and for bottling plant workers in pennsylvania. in sacramento, fox news. in monterey county sheriff's deputies arrested four men in connection with a boat that contained marijuana. 1:30 a.m. on friday investigators responded to reports of a boat on the rocks in the mill creek picnic area. the bolt contained 100 bails of marijuana. deputies estimate the street value to be $18 million. with help from the sheriff's office all four suspects were located and booked into the jail. the fear of flying effects many people but there are ways to over come it. two former pilots are offering their surfaces to help people fly. a reporter spoke to a new york man who took the class and is now enjoying air travel. >> it is overwhelming. the fear, the anxiety. feel like, you know, major panic attack. >> reporter: he says a flight to mexico with turbulence triggard fear of flying. >> -- triggered a fear of flying. he was able to overcome the fear with help. a retired pilot who works with people to get over their fear of flying. >> better flier than my wife was. >> reporter: that changed after the 911 attack on the world trade center. >> 25th floor. north tower. you know, right there felt it. experienced it. saw things that i never want to see again. >> reporter: his relapse sent him back to captain top. he gets clients to associate the different steps of unemployments where oxytocin is released. >> think of something that you treasure. love more than anything. my wife and my son. okay. hold that. now you are good curve side. flash back. >> reporter: he says these associations are strong enough to last. >> once we set the links up they are established. i ask people to run through them to warm them up. >> reporter: this can be done over the phone, another pilot from arizona offers a more hands on method. >> you have to be prepared to be in pain, a little bit, but you need an element of confidence. it will be better over all. and that is how people get on the airplane. >> reporter: he offers two class. one where you learn about the basics of flying. the second class involves taking an hour long flight. he says that raising your anxiety and learning to distract yourself from it is crucial. >> knockout thinking. -- it is about thinking. >> reporter: they say getting over the fear of flying is possible but it takes practice to train your brain. fox news. an 8-year-old pennsylvania girl who died of cancer 11 years ago is making a difference in the lives of others. she says her daughter was born with cancer and started a lemonade stand when she was 4- year-old to -- four-year-old to fight carnes. after her death her -- cancer. after her death her foundation continued. it encourages other children to raise money for cancer research. the foundation raised $100 million so far. toys are us is also making it easy to donate. . >> raised $8.5 million by allowing customers to donate at the register and giving 100% of the donations. >> you can also go to the toys r us website to find out more. construction is due to start tomorrow to replace a bridge damaged by an earthquake in napa last month. the bridge is located between highway 29 and the trail in napa. the span as you can see suffered contraction when the earthquake hit. the new span will be seismically improved and have two lanes of traffic. zoo animals on the loose. where deadly flooding caused hippos, tigers and bears to roam city streets. the wind whipping. ktvu's meteorologist mark tamayo is here with look at your work week weather forecast. several zoo animals escaped a zoo in georgia after deadly floods hit the region. that is a hippo. he was captured. it is unclear how many other animals are on the loose. there is a pig. tigers, lions, bears, wolves all escaped and roaming through the streets of the city. police used helicopters to look for the animals. mark, they are still looking. they are out there. all those poor guys. >> they need help. can you imagine walking down the street, there is a pig? >> or a hippo. >> definitely. our weather today, walking down the streets, bundle up at the coast and the bay, temperatures on the cool side for the beaches. only in the 50s. courtesy of the fog bank. san francisco 62 degrees. inland neighborhoods, two days ago, friday, 100 degrees. not the case for today. we have 80s to report for livermore and antioch. as you can see right now on satellite. there is the fog. this is what you would expect for the june weather pattern. the clouds towards ocean beach, the marine headlands. we will show you the over cast approaching san francisco. about to extend across the bay. towards the east bay by later on today and early tomorrow morning. current numbers. 56. you can tell where the fog is in san francisco. concord and fairfield both in the 70s as well. and wind speeds, especially towards fairfield, this is where the wind accelerates, southwest, fairfield right now, 35 miles per hour. more reports. sfo, sustained 18. gusting to 28. our live camera. towards had bay. there is the fog bank. a lot of haze out here. the bay bridge in the distance. forecast for tomorrow, livermore, friday, 101 degrees. tomorrow 80s once again. starting out the day, 7:00 in the 50s. on track to reach the low 80s by the afternoon hours. an update on what is now tropical storm carlos. winds 70 miles per hour. but this is expected to strengthen more into monday and tuesday. category 1 hurricane. possibly talking about a track into the wednesday forecast. somewhat of on unusual path. this could be the case for tomorrow. cooler today across the bay area. fog regrouping over night. there is the fog bank off shore. a weather system up here, moving into northern california. keeps the breeze around. with that the morning over cast clearing back and near the shoreline. patchy fog for san francisco into the fran hours. afternoon hours. cloud cover tomorrow morning. 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., solid deck of clouds to start out the day. clearing back to near the shoreline. patchy fog near san francisco. the greens in the 60s. reds outside the bay area. most of the warmest locations 80, mid-80s, clear lake 90 degrees by 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. more neighborhoods for you. low 70s. upper 60s. the rim of the bay. over the hills, 80s towards walnut creek. san jose upper 70s. morgan hill 85 degrees. these number are up a few degrees because i think the breeze weakens into monday. still the key headline no major heat in the forecast. we will be trending up the numbers for tuesday and wednesday. by wednesday 90 mid-s. with the weekend coming up warming up saturday, warmer temperatures. temperatures. this time of year depends i the fog is. -- depends where the fog is. the fog is very important. >> thank you. coming up, giants try to avoid getting swept at home by the diamondbacks and a's pitcher pitches another gem. joe fonzi is next in sports wrap. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took tim morehouse years to master the perfect lunge. but only one attempt to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. good evening. welcome to non-basketball version of sports wrap. the mystery of the giants continues. what is with the diamondbacks? san francisco trying to not get swept by the diamondbacks. this was a rally killer all day. 4th inning. runner at first. he grounds into a double play. that was the second time he had grounded into a double play. in his first start since new york, the bases loaded in the fifth. he sends one to center. he can't track down. a two run double. 3-0 diamondbacks. giants got something going in the fifth. runners at the corners. one outlet. he grounds into a 4-6-3 double play. arizona added another run to make it 4-0. giants got the tying run to the plate in the 9th. you guessed it. he hits to third. steps on the back. throws to first to the end game. four double plays and get shut out for the second time in three games. 4-0 the final. make it 8 straight home losses for san francisco. 6 straight at home to the diamondbacks. milwaukee, the nationals max charser was dealing. he -- max surer was dealing. perfect game into the 7th. gomez hits a bloop to right. the ball falls out of the reach. he has to settle for a one hitter but he strikes out 16 batters. a one hit shut out. the nationals win 4-0. you get a chocolate dousing when nationals do something out of the ordinary. >> the a's found a successful formula, get the ball in the hands of sonny gray. he couldn't have been more sharp. he goes down swinging. he can't hold up. and he goes down on strikes. 9 strikeouts in 7 innings for gray. 2-1 oakland. the drive towards thunder mountain. that gets down. he comes in to score. a's got three for a 5-1 lead. in the 7th they added three more. the shot to right. that drives in two. a's avoid a sweep. they win 8-1. gray improves to 8-3. the best earned run average in the majors. a's head to san diego. dodging red flags and rain drops on the nascar circuit today at michigan international raceway. red flags slowed the proceedings. after fracturing his leg in week one kyle busch is back on the trash. hard luck today, ended up last. lap 103, he decides to come to the pits for fuel. all about fuel strategy when the weather is threatening. this didn't work out so well. kurt busch took the lead. rain stopped things. he gets the second win of the year for him. kevin harvick was 29th today. still to come, we will go golfing. a major on the women's tour. [ audio difficulties ] we will be right back. we're 24/7, 365 days a year. i love my job. going up in the bucket and seeing all of san francisco, it's an exhilarating feeling. i was born and raised in san francisco. this is where i live and there's a sense of pride in providing great power to our customers. when i go out there and get their power back on, there's a great sense of satisfaction. together, we're building a better california. with the u.s. open around the corner, the guy who won it, the kids who benefit from the money raised by this event. phil mickelson with a long birdie putt at 18. a round of 65. tied for third. 5 shots back and always the gracious player. the man today was fabian gomez. birdie 11. takes the lead. he has the co-leader coming in. he finished with another birdedy at 18. he shoots 66. the first pga win for gomez. the women's pga championship in new york. this effort by kim on the par 3, 14. 145 yards. the hole in one. a nice story. the tournament belonged to park. this birdie at 18 wrapped up her round of 68. wins by 5 strokes. the third straight year park won the women's pga. if you forgot and care, time to switch to the warriors and cavs in gave 5. catch up tonight at 11:00 p.m. we will take a look at how and why the game turned out before they head back to cleveland for game 6 on tuesday. see you tonight. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> we could say whatever we want about basketball, whoever cares is not watching. we have a ripple in the weather through the rest of the week. cooler and warmer. >> cooling off all weekend. last week triple digits. heat advisory and rain. and then this weekend cooling off. tomorrow stabilizing. we will warm up into tuesday and wednesday. 90s. and thursday and friday we cool off. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, took 20 spray cans and 5 gallons of parent for warriors fans to show off their -- paint for warriors fans to show off their pride. thank you for making ktvu fox 2 news your source for use. e are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. and a special warriors show with joe tonight at 11:00 p.m. hello, i'm dr. sheldon cooper. welcome to sheldon cooper presents: fun with flags. before we get started, i'd like to announce the winner of our design your own flag competition. but i can't. the only entry was from gameygamer75, and i know that was a jpeg of your buttocks. now this week we have a very special episode where we explore the flags of the popular entertainment franchise, star trek. and to help me i'm pleased to introduce internet personality former star of star trek: the next generation, and the only guy i know lucky enough to be immortalized in 1/16 scale-- set phasers to "fun"... ...for my friend, wil whea