after the but they would police working at illegal fireworks operation rated a garage of a home. authorities found a homemade lab with chemicals and powder were some was making their own illegal fireworks. minor was arrested. >> it is not common but is serious business because it affects the whole neighborhood. >> reporter: they confiscated fireworks and they were brought to undisclosed location so they can be handed over to the state fire marshal. >> we don't want any fireworks because of the dry weather.>> reporter: these illegal fireworks came from out-of-state and the street value range between $30,000-$50,000. we post a list of sanctioned and legal fireworks displayed as well as other fences weekend on www.ktvu.com. they say extra officers will be out on patrol looking for people speeding, driving drunk or distracted. the chp says last year ernie five people were killed on california roads and highways during the july 4 holiday. more than half the people who died were wearing seatbelts. drivers fed up with long commutes and bridges may be willing to pay higher bridge tolls if that means relief from traffic congestion. amber lee is in oakland tonight and found frustration is high but not all drivers are ready to pay the higher tolls. >> reporter: they are absolutely not and lawmakers are working on a ballot measure to help pay for -- the traffic is fairly light right now but earlier it was tough around here as people started their weekend. friday night commit traffic maybe heavier than usual. people are making their getaway for the holiday weekend. >> we are going to san luis obispo and go into the beach and then we will be coming back. four they say with july 4 falling on a tuesday, some people will get a four day weekend making a road trip more inviting. they predict that more than 37 million americans will hit the road nearly 3% more than last year. >> we are thinking san diego but the only concern is the traffic is so bad so i don't know when we will leave. >> reporter: traffic congestion so the minds of many folks they found that 85% of 9000 people surveyed say traffic is worse than a year ago. >> this is the number one concern of residents in the bay area is a traffic situation. >> reporter: the study found that people are willing to pay higher bridge tolls over a four- year period if it meant easing traffic. >> nothing is free in life including transportation and improvement. >> reporter: the money would fund proposing christmas such as expanding carpool lanes adding on ramps. >> they need to figure out how they are going to build more intersections. >> reporter: people express skepticism. >> they are using the fast track so they are saving all that money by taking jobs away. and now they want to raise it more. it doesn't make any sense. you end up spending more money on gas. the bridge tolls are pretty high. >> reporter: lawmakers are considering an increase that ranges from 1 to 3 dollars. they will likely see it at the ballot box next june. a small airplane crash on a busy southern california freeway today seriously injuring a husband and wife on board. video shows the moment of impact as it came down on the 45 freeway and burst into flames. the pilot was trying to return to the airport after losing the engine and it happened around nine that 15 this morning. no one was hurt on the freeway a firefighter pulled the couple from that burning plane and tonight there hospitalize with traumatic injuries. a freight train caring crude oil derailed today in illinois. that is about 40 miles southwest of chicago. 25 cars went off the track at least three were leaking. the train belongs to the canadian rail road company. hazardous teams were called to the team. it is not clear what caused the train to come off the tracks. a former doctor went into a shooting rampage killing a female doctor and injuring six. he then a shot and killed himself. henry bello was forced to resign two years ago from the hospital after he was accused of sexual harassment. they say he returned to the hospital today wearing a lab coat armed with an assault rifle. police say he shot and killed a female doctor and seriously wounded five people. a six victim was shot in the leg and suffered minor injuries. patients described moments of terror while it was going on.>> i thought that i was going to die because when they started shooting we don't know it's going to happen. people were screaming. it was scary. >> reporter: a former colleague said that he was a problematic employee and he had harassed other doctors in the past. police are asking for the public's help in locating a hit- and-run driver. they say a vehicle possibly a white cadillac escalade driven by a woman hit a pedestrian at solano avenue at 9:30 last night. the driver stayed at the scene for a moment but then drove away heading south. the pedestrian is hospitalized tonight and if you have any information about the case, call nampa police. superior court judge aaron filed a response a to a recall paperwork that was filed against him on monday. in his reply, the judge says judicial recalls over a single decision threatened or independent judiciary and set a dangerous precedent. a judge who presided over the brock turner case and in his response they defend his decision to sentence the student to six months in jail for sexually assaulting a woman on campus. the judge said that he should be reserved for judges who of a pattern of bias and misconduct. controversy in south bay after a city official has announced fines against volunteer groups at the the homeless. jesse gary was there as the group continued there are rich today in protest. >> reporter: church volunteers conduct what they call a granola bar protest. people handed out granola borers -- bars and water. >> it is our right as churches and people of faith to continue to practice our constitutional rights to ensure that the people here get fed. four dachshund >> reporter: he lost his job and his been homeless ever since. he says food drops are a godsend. >> a big difference. definitely when your income is not so much. >> reporter: just released a survey shows a 30% increase in homelessness since 2015. even so city officials have warned groups against their free food giveaways. >> organized distribution can create a lot of letter and there are health and food safety concerns. >> reporter: he said there are eight city kitchens feeding the homeless everyday and three are most a mile from st. james part. they will -- it prohibit the distribution of food without a permit. critics say this is going back far longer than 2005. >> there were a lot of homeless in the park. >> reporter: a volunteer says every few years city officials decided sunday clear out the home is. the ordinance is justification but not a good reason. >> the city wants the park with a different image. >> our job is to address the concerns and desires of all people. >> reporter: he says he and his flock are willing to risk citations to offer help to the needy. hundred people attended a town hall meeting and hayward hosted by a sheriff. immigration rights groups as the sheriff questions about how his department is handling immigration issues especially in cases where state law may conflict with federal law. he was also asked to clarify his position on cooperating with immigration officials on deportations.>> how do expect for our community to trust law enforcement when you are completely complicit with deportation. >> they have taken custody of people and most were released. that is what i sit on their investigation and their part on the sheriff's office. >> the sheriff said his policy did involve notifying federal immigration officials about the release of undocumented immigrants of the jail. he said that he agrees with the bill which seeks to keep ice out of schools, churches, courts. the lace deadline for actual healthcare came and went today without a revised bill. president trump tweeted that if they could not agree on legislation, they should immediately repeal and then replaced at a later date. some centers endorse a plan but mitch mcconnell is rejecting the strategy for now saying they would stick to the current path. they are now on a weeklong break for the fourth of july. find out what has buyers heading to vallejo. how the generosity has people waxing up skis and snowboards for the fourth of july weekend. >> we are tracking a forecast. we will see you back here. a fire station is set to close permanently this weekend. the fire station near brentwood is shutting down tomorrow morning. the closure comes after voters rejected tax measures that would've raised more than $4 million a year. it will now have three other stations and response times are expected to increase. a city llano county had become the hottest housing market in the nation. time reports buyers are zeroing in on vallejo where home prices are more attractive than many other cities.>> reporter: for the last five months surveys show that vallejo has been and remains the number one hottest real estate market in the united states. a realtor is also the president of the association of realtors. >> it is the weather and the great community. i think people are realizing it now. they see that we have services to the city. >> the ferry will get you around the traffic. >> reporter: the services go it is national real estate price tracking company. >> it the last affordable places . you can get a house in vallejo for about half the price of oil lot of these other markets. >> reporter: unlike other towns it is close to the city. that means that buyers and renters are flocking to the former navy town and raising purchase and rental prices well ahead of the national average increases. 1000 ft.2 three-bedroom home with a fireplace and two car garage that looks to be in good shape. >> the asking price for this home is just $359,000. >> reporter: the price will depend on them offers that the seller gets. >> you will see 5 to 10 offers on the property. >> reporter: this for betcher which would have times in a ranch is listed for $500,000. for sale signs are few and far between and that's a problem. >> the inventory is about a month and two weeks so the inventory is pushing the price up. >> reporter: many sellers move out of state and buyers come from san francisco and san jose. they say houses sell faster and vallejo than they do in tunnels a among the fastest markets in the nation. if you're heading to lake tahoe for the holiday weekend you can enjoy time at the beach and then head over to the slopes to go skiing. squaw valley is going to be open because of all of the snow. the air is thinner and cooler so the snow will last longer. this year ski season has lasted almost 200 days nearly a month longer than average and visitors are taking advantage.>> i'm about to take off this shirt off and ski in my bikini. >> it was planning to close on the fourth of july but with so much snow, they decided to make the decision on a weekend to weekend basis. it is warm up there. i just skied up there. it was -- there was plenty of snow but the first hour was fun and not icy but scalable and then after that turn the water. go early. is kind of fun. is going to be nice everywhere this weekend. fog at the coast. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be similar. highs for monday -- sunday will be warmer and very similar as well. the last five days had been very subtle in the changes. the next four days they will be very subtle so is going to be more of the same. sort of a summer weather pattern. we just had -- the heat was crazy and the winter has been crazy. we've had up and down weather and this pattern has been very consistent and it will stay that way. that is good because temperatures are going to be placing so fire danger will be manageable into the holiday weekend. these are the temperatures right now. temperatures tomorrow will be about the same during the day. temperatures right now nappa three degrees warmer, foggy sun rose, low clouds coming in from palo alto. five tomorrow morning and clearing and retzer 90s. right on the edges of our inland valleys we will see 89. brentwood in antioch upper 80s just touching on low 90s. really quite pleasant for the bay area holiday saturday. i know this is a holiday weekend but it could easily be next week and also. the pattern is that i think will be fine for -- all the activities you plan. there will be fog off the coast and around the bay but bundle up. you know the drill. there will be some low clouds but probably make it prettier. >> it will. people are expected to attend the fair which runs through the forest. it open today and people are already enjoying those rides, corndogs and final case. this year they're celebrating the summer of love with exhibits that have to do with rock 'n roll. still to come here the warriors and steph curry making nba history. mark will have details on south korea's new contract. it is an enormous. you don't have to wait until the fourth for fireworks. this is a show tonight at the county fair. the 11:00 continues and just two minutes. if anyone deserves 200 million it would be steph curry. worked out to $100,000 a day. >> the money that they're giving out is unbelievable. a year ago warriors made a big splash signing kevin to rant and making another big splash although a little different. steph curry now lands the biggest contract in the history of the nba. it is going to pay him $201 million for five years. he is 29 years old so it might be the last contract he ever signs. he just finished a four-year $44 million deal. he is so highly respect around the league and he will get paid in a big way. also sean livingston signed a three-year deal with $24 million. he will be sticking around. we don't know yet if that can be said for andre. one of the stars of the world championships and he met with the san antonio spurs this evening and six other teams highly interested in his services despite the fact that he is 33 years old and defense offense and leadership and all that stuff and highly sought after around the league. we will see if they can afford him. meantime san francisco giants this is qualify as a win streak. they put together four consecutive victories and tonight they get it going from the get go. he sloughing off the game against garrett cole. he was 4- 5. later ron hunter starting to pick it up with the bat and got to give him credit. five rbis and then buster posey leading the national league. he was 145 but johnny pitched just well enough to rack up his 61 in the rare low out. 13-5 giants over the pirates. that young man mike for the braves nearly pitches a no- hitter against the oakland a's today. jet lori argued that was to on. meantime sonny gray takes the loss late in the game. my camp delivers a little insurance. the first man to face it in the bottom of the ninth inning matt olson a 3-2 page and there goes the no-hitter and there goes the shutout and the braves racking up the victory. check this out on a friday night. this is not funny it is pathetic on the part of a fan that throws a ball from the upper deck and hits the umpire in the back of the head with the ball. happy to report that he is okay and hopefully they will find the culprit. you would have to say this is your defense of player of the day. malik smith fire down the left- field line. that was a beautiful catch right there. councilwoman dunphy, how do you respond to allegations that you look super sexy in your new suit? -- honey, come on. please stop filming. i'm just excited! after today, you are going to be a councilwoman, and i am going to be a first husband. and if you don't stop filming, you're going to be my first husband. all right, everybody, come on! do you know what you're doing, kids? you guys are manning the phone banks. alex, you're in charge of that. why is she in charge? and what's a phone bank? (claire) hmm. that's why. phil. i got it. i will be driving 50 of our finest senior citizens to the polls, assuming, of course, that they remember that i'm coming for them. where you at? (laughs) high-five. old people occasionally forget things. okay. everybody, let's go. let's go. wait! real quick! sorry. everybody get in there. jump in there. i just want to say how proud of you we all are. you're an inspiration. who would have thought that 20 years ago

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