budget battle as the kron4 news starts now good morning to you. >> weather is a big story. james fletcher has the latest. >> i got a fantastic view. mound tam looking out over the bay and you can see the blanket of fog with beautiful brilliant skies above. all of that orange. going to be a nice day and cooler with coast and bay area fog this morning. but come this afternoon we are looking for warmer temperatures with the inland highs in the 90s and we will continue the warming trend for for the weekend but we will get a quick update from george first. we have a potential and developing hot spot on the nemitz boulevard the ramp has

been closed on 29th avenue in connection with an investigation taking place on city streets. high street and 23rd are easily handling the traffic and no backup but we have learned that the ramp won't be opened until 7:30 so it may create problems later on. 6:02. we want to go to fairfield where they are having a conference after a giant fire. the company makes plastic containers and tons of them burned in this huge inferno and luckily the firefighters, a crew crew of firefighters that kept this thing contained to just containers because otherwise it would spread to the building so none of the employees was hurt. they think it happened from one of the employees lighting with a torch or something and caught

a plastic container on fire, either a torch or lighter they were using and jackie is waiting for the press conference and as we look at the damage do you think they will talk about the cause or actually jackie is setting up as we are waiting. you can see this entire fence melted from that huge, just a fire ball. we were above from a chopper and you could feel the flames and see them for miles and they had dozens of firefighters out there. so as we look at the twisted metal from the fire. we are hoping they will talk about the investigation and what does it mean, work as usual or what they will be doing from the cleanup, we will have more as it happens and give it to you live. we want to go to oakland, a developing story, chp chase on 80 ends with the death after

driver they are chasing. wil has more. >> reporter: the investigation will be here until 7:30 this morning and another 90 minutes we have learned that the driver was 19-year-old oakland resident. police saw him on international and the police say he was weaving in and out of traffic and possibly alcohol related. they tried to pull over the car and the driver refused and hop on the exit and lost control of the car and slammed into the crossing and ejected from the car. they think alcohol might have played a role in this and i believe they have found alcohol containers around the car. as far as this place, it is east 8th avenue and you can see it is still shut down at this time and not having any impact so far on northbound 880.

back to you. this was a high-speed chase or police following back some? >> reporter: the miss say waits not a high-speed chase but going with the word pursuit. as far as they were going was only 45 miles per hour and it only lasted about 8 minutes so it only span spanned a few miles from here and the officer was not behind the honda accord, he was a couple feet back and the driver was just going too fast. it was a short exit and he gets off and you have a right turn and he simply did not make it. thank for the update and we will check back with wil to see when they will reopen the off ramp on 29. this into the kron4 newsroom, the military says an unarmed international ballistics missile has been destroyed after it blasted off here in california. the minuteman three missile was

destroyed because of safety concerns. there are no details as to what went wrong. it is 6:06 and in national news, housespeaker john boehner is in the process of reworking his detective ceiling plan after the congressional budget office analyzed it and said it would cut billions less than promised. the vote was set for today but it is postponed until tomorrow. john boehner is said to be running into opposition from tea party conservatives and the house says president obama would veto the bill even if somehow it passes the house and the senate. california is running into their own debt troubles as a result of the national debt problem. the state is borrowing five billion dollars from private investigators just in case the feds don't do the debt ceil hang we captain get any federal money doing it as a hedge

against the possible default by the cutoff date that no money would be flowing into california. ed lee signing the bunt -- budget for next year, a $6.38 billion budget and approved by the board after they made more than $20 billion of adjustments for funding to city departments. and we'll be right back as kron4 news continues and here is a look from our roof camera and thick fog showing up and this is the start of warmer weather ahead as the fog is being swished closer to the ground and the heat looks to be on for the bay area and we will have an update and a full check of the weather of your forecast as the kron4 weather continues

back at 6 and giving you an update. this is our camera looking back at the bay bridge believe it or not. that stream of headlights going into san francisco but you can't make out the towers with all of the fog out there and that's what we are dealing with. the peninsula and north bay and got pretty much socked in conditions been in san jose they are looking at much better conditions and low cloud cover but none of that fog. in san jose and the great south bay we are looking at conditions nice and warm and santa clara 83 and partly cloudy at 3:00 and morgan hill the warmest on this list is 88 and mostly sunny. we will have a complete check of your bay area coming up. world stories that we are following out of norway where parts of oslo station was

evacuated because of an abandoned suitcase where a man walk the away quickly while talking on his cell phone. you see the people evacuate from the station and after about 30 minute examination they didn't find any explosives and the norwegian cap till remains on edge after the car bomb and the mass shooting at a near by youth camp. the attacks focusing on the farm use the by and ders breivik, the 32-year-old norwegian that has confessed and pleaded not guilty. detonated

component in the bomb. and we'll be back in a moment.

and we are back. the time is 6:16 and let's talk weather. we got fog to deal with in san francisco and a lot of the peninsula and north bay and everywhere else we are doing okay and 50s and 60s the temperature range and this

afternoon partly cloudy and warmer. inland temperatures in the 90s and much more in line which where we should be in july and that fog should return for the evening and overnight hours and rebuild setting us up for another scene like we are seeing right now. let's look at the winds because that will be a fact. they are getting breezy and picking up at sfo and 11 at fremont and the wind is there and that fog. eventually we will pull back and this is where it is on the satellite, you can see it stretching into the north bay from fairfield and petaluma and the bay bridge inundated with a lot of fog. as for had the -- when the fog will burn off? low clouds and fog around the immediate bay and by noontime it will pull back and hanging around the coast and golden gate and by 8:00 p.m.

begin to resurge and towards midnight tomorrow morning you will see it blankets the immediate bay and folks in the east bay east of the oakland hills probably going to be fine but everybody else will be dealing with the fog. by noontime the temperatures will look like this, cooler around the coast and 80s or the 90s. we have antioch and livermore and two of the locations to see 90s and let's fly around and show you neighborhood by neighborhood where we are expecting warm temperatures. losgatos and liver moore looking for 91 degrees and the san ramon valley in that same temperature range as conquer and walnut creek and 83 for

santa rossa and fairfield 89. san francisco 66. every day getting warmer as we peak on saturday and plateau and enjoy the sunshine. at 6:0019. george. we are watching what will become a hot spot. the nemitz freeway as a result of a pursuit in the early morning hours, 29th avenue off ramp is closed and likely not to reopen for another hour. so even though it is not a problem it will become a problem later likely. if this is your route think about leaving early and we will be talking about alternate routes most likely interstate 580 and the upper deck of the bay bridge and the westbound ride, we can see the upper deck but we can see the head lights,

a good ride and the median lights not activated and san mateo bridge, westbound, there are no problems but there is an accident out at the west end leading from the bridge and onto 102 and that accident is expected to clear any moment. if you look at the message sign it is blank and seconds ago it was lit up with the accident so they have cleared it and it won't be of concern to you any longer. a look at the golden gate bridge and that is 101 southbound and through the fog we are delay free from marin county public transit is behind schedule and bart had a stuck vehicle on the traffic at the civic station but that is long gone but some delays from san francisco from the east bay and down towards sf o, give

yourself an extra five minutes. the trial begins today for a last gasos woman of having sex with a troubled teenager. she gave them cigarettes and if convicted she faces a maximum of four years in prison and could be required to register as a sex offender for the rest of her life. there will be a rally for missing nurse student michelle lay, this marks two months since she disappeared. the gathering is at mount eden park at 6:00. the police will be there and will speak. the 26-year-old nursing student was last seen leaving kaiser center in hay ward to go on a break. weather conditions are making it difficult for firefighters fighting a fire in southern california. they got low humidity battling

this fire at an indian reservation near san diego. they will be trying to contain the 21 square mile blaze burning into heavy vegetation and not expected to threaten any structures or populated areas. san francisco mayor ed lee considering running for a full term as he maintains he will not run after he was named interim mayor but now he says that the board of supervisors is urging him to run but he has not make a decision left. we are discussing ed lee's possible run for mayor of san francisco and i'm trying to gauge whether or not people are supportive of this development. sue says she is happy saying i would love to see him run. he has done a great job and gets involved and i love the idea of him running and walter has someone else on his mind

writing a press conference beginning under way shortly after the massive plastics fire yesterday and we are standing by and we will bring you the

latest coming up.

waiting for the opening bell on wall street, four minutes away and stock future negative, once against this morning as lawmakers remain at odds at how to avoid the default. the dow fell down to 12,501 and the nasdaq was off three. some of the market headlines, at a commerce department releasing durable goods order, they are aircraft and autos and they dropped for the second month in a row and the federal

reserving will unveil a look at the economy. the survey prepared for the next bank's meeting. everyone waiting for ipo of dunkin donuts and it is 19 dollars a share above the forecast and the stock will trade as dnka for the ticker symbol and hoping to expand in the west. and amazon.com earned $191 million in the second quarter of april through may and up 51% from a year before. a time of the evolving times now ford is planning to start introducing all of its new cars with no cd slots. the company instead is going to give you the usb connection because cd sales are falling and they are offering these versions first in the ford

focus without the cd players starting next year and you know it won't be long before it is sort of like the cd becomes the new 8 track and they are all gone and we plug in and sing in our heads. we'll be back in a couple of minutes and taking a look from the tam cam. isn't that nice to get a bit of a difference to see the sunshine botch and all of the clouds that are hugging by the coast. below, i see the golden gate bridge is socked in today and we'll be right back and waiting for the opening bell and let's take a look at what they do before the bell rings on the trading floor.

we'll be right back. welcome back to the kron4 morning news and i have a look from the stock exchange and

marathon oil is ringing in right now on wall street on the stock exchange. we haven't seen strong reaction from the washington talks. and a quick recap of the top stories, a fatal police research, northbound 880 and oakland is shut down as car led police on a chase and crashed. police think the driver may have been drunk and wil is out there and providing us with reports. a massive six alarm fire is out at a fairfield company this morning but this morning they are talking about what happened and what next so we will have that live as well. this was a huge fire and didn't hurt anybody and was accidentally set by an employee that lit a plastic container on fire with a torch or welder so we are waiting for that press conference and we will take it live. and the detective clock is

winding down. housespeaker john boehner is in the process of reworking the plan after the congressional office said it would cut billions less than promised. so the vote was set for today and it is off until thursday. either way the white house says that president obama would veto that even if it passed the house and senate. a quick update with james. >> we got a look at the seven- day forecast , warm, that's the key, 91 expected as the warmest temperature in land and it will get warmer for saturday and sunday and talking about today's forecast and what we are expecting in the south bay and everywhere else in a minute. quick check. a police investigation in oakland closing the ramp of the nemitz freeway.

it will be in place until 7:20 and by that time it could create a big backup. your best bet is to you use the off ramp or the 23rd off ramp, either of those will handle the traffic without any problems. mark. let's get more on the fatal crash in oakland. kron4 will tran is live. >> reporter: you can see the investigators combing through the white honda accord that has been here since 1:30 this morning. they believe they will get the scene cleared as early as 7:00. it happened at around 1:30 when they tried to pull over a car on 55th and international boulevard. according to the police, they saw the car swerving in and out traffic and tried to pull him over and he refused and a short pursuit took place on the city streets and hopped on northbound 880 and on 29th the driver tried to get off and too fast and could not make the

right turn and crashed. we have learned he was 19 years old from oakland and ejected from the car and taken to the hospital where he died. that's the latest. 6:34 right now and there's supposed to be a press conference within a half hour and we will go there live when it happens about the fire in fairfield that destroyed a bunch of plastic containers at this complex. this is at the macro plant. the pallets are huge, like four feet something. you can see them on the back of trucks. they caught fire and luckily this was away from the building where the employees were and they are okay and nobody was hurt. what they think happened was an employee suddenly lit a plastic container and everything went up in flames and a few firefighters suffered injuries and we're waiting live at the plant right now and kron4 is

jackie thistle is taking a look at the damage. these are the melted parts of the container and they were not touched. you can see they were touched and melted one side and you can see the plastic containers and this huge stack, half of them melted from the intense heat and the other half okay and you can see how hot the fire was and the poles are bent over and still smothering out here and some of the ground it was burned and you talk about the plastic containers, at this plant in fairfield, basically one of the world's largest producers and you can see more stacked up over here and that is what burned. these 4 perform 4 plastic containers on the back of the tracks, they carry produce and other items and we are expecting a press conference from the fairfield fire department but apparently that is not going to happen at this

point. we are waiting to get some new word on when some officials from the city of fairfield or the fire department will come out and give us word on their investigation and also the air quality. obviously this is a huge amount of plastic that went up in smoke and covered the area in fact for a short time yesterday, a shelter in place warning went out and that will be part of the press conference to give us an idea of how the air quality is and was and what may have started this. talked about an employee that may have been welding and set one of these containers on fire and that is part of the investigation and the aftermath as i said darya, the intense heat that must have caused this fence to completely wilt over must have been extremely hot. >> when i saw that giant ball of fire it was like an inferno and i thought will they dump water on it, did they use helicopters or how many crews

got a handle on it. >> reporter: there was a six alarm fire, over 70 firefighters and you can see the amount of water in the field, that huge puddle here and there's mud all over the place, they were dumping as much water as they could and the fear was, you see these plastic containers, it was in a storage yard out back, had they not stopped it, it goes from one stack to another and can reach the manufacturing plant behind that live van so the hope was to contain it which they ultimately did but it took a lot of time and firefighters experts and a lot of water. >> and also looking behind the guy that you have right there the hills, that is dry brush and you can get a wildfire on your hands. >> yes, an industrial area and there's a set of railroad tracks behind that and there is a natural break and you can see the fields to the right and that did set on fire and that was part of the charge, as i said about five acres and there's other industrial

buildings around and you can see the media here and the hope was that we just talked about to contain the thing as best as they possibly could. >> and we will check back with you. let's do a quick check on wall street as the opening bell went off. stocks down almost 71 points right now and 71.11 and the stocks sliding as the debt deal is not reached. we will continue to monitor what is happening on kron4. we will be right back as the news continues right after the break and a live look from the golden gate bridge where is fog is heavier ñoxw

deck. we are back at 6:41.

a live look at the san mateo bridge. you can see there's fog and low cloud cover and we got the peninsula and the golden gate bridge and the north bay socked in with that fog and at least on the eastern shore of the bay it is not that bad and just a little overcast and hazy. richmond 68 degrees with sunny skies and this fog will burn off and oakland 72. we'll take a complete look at your weather in a little bit and now back to the news. as we look at national news, take a look at the bad crash that happened in west virginia. you can see the aftermath and here is the damage. look at the cars piled on top of each other. a 21-year-old driver hit a wall and a parked car on a neighborhood street and the suv just went airborne and crashed

into a house and landed on the car. the owners of the home were in the backyard at the time of the accident and they said it sounded like an explosion and the driver is facing charges including dui. and we'll be right back. a live look from mount tam, fog around the bay and sunshine above the fog waiting for the warmup and we'll have your weather forecast continuing right after this short break.

good morning, 6:45. let's get you a quick weather check as we look over mount tam and you can see the fog and cloud cover blanketing the bay right now and beautiful up above but this is really hampering the view down below especially in san francisco and other locations too. in fact let's look at the fog on the satellite. you can see it penetrating inland and around the bay than it was just 15 or 20 minutes ago, the fog coming to oakland

down the nemitz way and towards fremont impacting it by the golden bay bridge and dealing with the fog on 101 and be careful. this fog will stay here until noontime and it will back off towards the coast and future cast set there for the fog and a pull back by noon and it will hang there for most of the day top 8:00 p.m. before it emerges its way back in and we will go it towards the bay again and will you wake one a similar scene like today. we will see decent temperatures and in the upper 80s for loss gaitos and in the far east bay, antioch and livermore 80s and

in the north bay low 80s and lower near conquer and martinez to possibly low 90s and the forecast shows the continuing warming trend with temperatures maxing out on saturday with inland spots up near 94 and we will plateau and hold it there for the low 90s and it looks like a warm weather pattern for just not this week but into next week as well and we'll keep an eye on it as well. sunny skies and that's your weather and let's get the latest on your traffic. not tracking any hot spots which is good news but we have been keeping an eye on a potential hot spot on the nemitz spot and it is closed because of a police investigation and a fatal crash that is being pursued by pd and high street or 23rd are still

available and the latest that we heard from kron4 will tran at the scene that they may reopen in ten minutes and if they do we would have dodged a bullet and they talked about closing it at 7:30 but so far we have managed to get by without any backup or delay. let's go to the upper deck and we can make it out through the fog. see the head lights and traffic well spaced at the toll plaza because it appears they are slowing the cycling at the metering lights and perhaps because of the fog for the westbound ride and for the first morning in awhile even though we are incident free there's a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza to the 88 crossing and perhaps beyond. your ride is trouble free at the san mateo bridge and the

golden gate bridge ride in the fog but no delays for southbound highway 101, a good trip in from morin county. mark. thank you, george and get ready for delays around mountainview as police are warning backups around the amphitheater, there's a soldout concert there. in other news, gilroy police have arrested a 13-year- old boy and looking for two others in connection with attempted armed robbery. somebody call 911 yesterday morning to report gunfire near garland city club. they found a victim in a car and they say three people approached him and tried to rob him. police searched the area for a suspect and they found a 13- year-old and are looking at two

others. federal aviation says fewer pilots have violated restrictions this year. three incidents on july 9th and 10th that they had to scramble fighter jets but besides that statistics showing only 122 air space violations and they can be from flying into a closed area to using the wrong radio frequency. justin. let's see what is happening on wall street, the dow is down and we will continue to watch wall street this morning and we continue to say that markets have not been making a lot of progress either drastically up or down because there's no agreement on the debt ceiling. and we are checking out san jose with the sunshine popping

through and looking at the 101 northbound traffic backing up to the 87 crossing on the left- hand side and if you are getting on 101 expect a delay and the traffic backing up as

usual this morning. welcome back. the time is 6:55 and the death of amy winehouse has create the a major spike in her music. back to black will enter the charts at number 9 with 37,000 unit is sold in the u.s. just this last week. back to black had not sold that many copies in three years and her debut album frank sold 17,000 copies. she died of unknown causes at her home on saturday. fans seem ready to forgive

and fill up the stadium. online sales were triple on monday than they were the day before. the nfl lockout is history and the team owners reached a ten year deal. we head to santa clara to get reaction. >> reporter: 49ers facilities doors opened at 7:00 a.m. and very few players were there. you see kakufu leaving the facility now and on the tuesday mandatory list to get a physical. linebacker patrick willis was one of the early arrivals and delaney walker. more physicals are scheduled for tomorrow and thursday a conditioning test to see how in shape they are. alden smith was taking it all in today.

>> this has been fun and i'm excited. >> you said it felt free, talk to me about that. >> seeing my number it felt real. and we are keeping our eyes on wall street. we had poor numbers coming in for durable good orders like aircraft and heavy machinery and that is sending stocks lower as uncertainty in washington as people are waiting to see if there is a compromise over debt ceiling. 6:57 and we will be back in a couple of minutes and let's take a look outside. we'll have more on your weather

in just a minute. 7:00 on the kron4 morning news and we are following the latest out of oakland where a chase on 880 ends with a fatality given big fire in fairfield at a plastics company and we will take you there live for a press conference. and six days until the u.s. government runs out of money and not able to borrow anymore and a delay on the debt show down. and first a check on weather and traffic. we got a quick look at the bay bridge, kind of hard to make out but there is head lights streaming in on the deck and you can't see the tower because the fog is so thick. as we look towards oakland and