good morning we begin with a developing story as firefighters are still on the scene at a two alarm fire at a high school in san jose. this fire started at 2:30 a.m. at evergreen valley high school. crews just got the upper hand on the flames. we have a live crew on the scene right now.

we'll have a live report coming up to show you what's happening right now at evergreen valley high school on capital avenue in san jose. we'll move on to another developing story. today starts the third day of testimony in the hearing of two men accused of beating brian stow outside of dodgers stadium. witnesses gave detailed and graphic accounts yesterday on what happened when that giants fan was attacked last year. j.r. stone has this story. >> brian stowe attacked suspects louis sanchez and the other man were this court thurs daimplet witnesses who saw the attack outside of the stadium took the stand, saying two men fitting the description of the suspects first went after young giants fans. >> they punched one or two of them and started saying -- >> upon returning to their car the witness described what happened next. as she spoke, louis sanchez, the man prosecutors say attacked brian stowe, reacted >>the shorter one tried to high five me.

i was afraid he was going to hit my face, so i moved out of the way. he said, that's how we do it. >> did you respond to that? >> i said, really, that was stupid they were like 10 years old. >> sanchez reeked to another comments. >> he put his arm around my shoulders. >> when another group of giants fans walked by, the same witness said that the two men chased after them as well. shortly after was when stowe was attacked. >> i heard brian hit the pavement. the parking lot floor. it sounded like a thud, like someone's head was smashing against the pavement on the parking lot. >> while neither witness could identify norwood or sanchez specifically, their descriptions match. the car identifications match and the timing matches. >> they were running toward the white car. they were out of breath.

one of them had his jersey in his hand and that he were saying, drive, drive, drive. >> we'll be covering that hearing today. now we move on to the man accused of killing sierra lamar. he made his second court appearance but did not enter a plea. he a charged with kidnapping and murdering the 15-year-old girl from morgan hill. a legal analyst says the case could take years. just because the victim's dna was found in the suspect's car it is far from a slam dunk for the prosecution. >> if they came into contact with one another, that in and of itself doesn't equal murder. if he's denied he ever had contact with her and the dna shows that's not true, that will certainly be something the district attorney will hammer home that he was evasive and lying. >> outside of the courtroom, supporters of sierra lamar held signs demanding justice. her body has not been found.

in san jose police carried out a massive pros fusion crackdown. authorities conducted four separate operations in different areas of the city. it was all part of what's being called operation bee sting. three of the busts used undercover female office officers to arrest customers soliciting for prostitution. another part of the operation targeted pros tiewtses at an unidentified hotel. police made 32 arrests. a violent jewelry store robbery in the east bay ends with one of the robbers dead. that suspect was just 18 years old. >> he armed himself with a handgun and shot and killed a robbery suspect inside the golden treasures jewelry store. that's what investigators here at the san ramon police department say one of three victims did wednesday after four robbery suspects entered the store, one of them armed with a gun. investigators have now identified that armed suspect as 18-year-old cabron

beru of hayward. he was shot and killed as he was trying to escape the store after the robbery. the otherly suspects got away. investigators say there was one customer in the jewelry store along with store personnel when the incident occurred. however, at this time investigators are not saying or identifying which of the three victims fired the shot that killed the suspect. back to you. james fletcher is in the weather center for us talking about the forecast for today and the weekend. >> good morning. it will be another warm one today. this is a live view from mount tam looking over the bay. visibility is relatively good. ]8pgécloud cover and fog along the coast. it's not penetrating too far inland right now. the ceiling of that marine layer is 800 to 900 feet, which is not tall enough to get over the hills and into the east bay. we're warm in the east bay. cooler along the coast. mid-50s in san francisco, upper

50s near concord and pleasanton. 60 degrees still out in fairfield. the cooldown, it's cooled down but not much in the east bay of the temperatures will jump back up again. in the south bay upper 50s at the moment. temperatures today will play like this. at noon sez is he and 80s around the bay. then 90 degrees already at that point in the central valley. 3:00 p.m., 90 degrees begins to encompass a good bit of the san ramon valley. san jose, south of the city, may very well see 90 degrees again. wave a couple spots in the north bay that are prime candidates for that. fairfield 89, low 90s near antioch. bet that these upper 80s will turn into low 90s this afternoon in livermore, 81 in

san jose. south of san jose temperatures will really spike. downtown san francisco around 66 degrees. that marine air will act as an air conditioner for san francisco, but no relief in the inland valleys. story changes through the weekend. there is some relief in sight for folks that are too warm near the delta. saturday, sunday inland temperatures low to mid-80s. we cool way down monday. we have a system to the north that will bring us cooler air for sure and the possibility of some drizzle at least for monday. tuesday, wednesday, thursday we recover nicely. that's the weather. let's check traffic. no problems no, hot spots to report. westbound 80 moving pretty good. no worries through a lot of east bay to the bay bridge. it's a pretty nice commute into san francisco. across the san mateo bridge,

golden gate bridge also fine. that fog is not really slowing you down at all. no problems on the roads. >> thank you. developing story, a fire at a san jose high school. we're live at the scene to show you what's going on. this must be the dumpster where firefighters say this fire started. >> reporter: one of two locations here at evergreen valley high school, about 2:30 a.m. someone set fire to this dumpster and another one. fortunately, only g[,dcsuperfic damage to the building. there's a a reason they build fences like this around the main part of the building so people can't get in. you can see firefighters inside making sure things don't start up again. they're not saying whether or not a student was involved or anyone who had any problems with the school. they got this out pretty quickly. this dumpster is all metal there. is no wood in the area. so fortunately everything was contained. it's matter of investigating to

see who did this and why here at this school in the middle of the night. back to you. >> do you know if there is going to be school today because of the fire? >> it's too early to tell. i have talked to fire officials. they have yet to talk to school officials. they'll make a decision on that. >> thank you. that's the evergreen high school. we'll update that in 20 minutes and find out if school is happening today because of these fires set by campus. months after legal fighting the video which shows the injured wife of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mirakarimi. it's now out for all to see. several months ago he pleaded guilty to domestic abuse charges. he has been suspended and will face an ethics commission in a few weeks. legal analysts are saying this video is going to be a powerful piece of evidence.

>> lopez cries several times throughout the video and at one point actually admits that this is not the first time something like this has happened between she and her husband. listen in. >> it's happened yesterday. two times in eleven. this is the second time this is happening. # i said, ross, i want to -- we need help. i have been telling it you we need help. i'm going to use this just in case he wants to take him away from me, because he said that, that he is very powerful and he can do it. >> lopez and her attorney have long fought the release of the

videotape. after it was made public this thursday, they had this statement. because of their actions, the images on that video will exist forever, for anyone to see including my son now and forever. and this was a statement that was released from san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. let lease of the video utterly violates my wife's rights and serves no public good. it is the politics of destruction at its worst. those who advocated its release should be ashamed. as far as what role this videotape may play as the sheriff continues to fight to keep his job, legal analyst jim hammer weighs in on that aspect. let's listen in. >> hover you come down on the side of this if you are a sporer or opponent, to sea a woman in distress with a visible injury on her arm, obviously very emotionally upset about it, i think cannot help but move you. again, the problem from the defense side when you have a

powerful piece of evidence like this, everything else tends to get drowned out. i don't think people will forget this or put it aside easily. that's a problem for the defense. >> defense. we'll take a quick break. here's a live look outside from our camera showing us the upper deck of the bay bridge. we're seeing a couple more headlights out there at this hour. weather and traffic is a few minutes away. stay with us.

what do you think about a 5% pay cut for governor jerry brown and all other elected state officials ? the california citizens compensation commission which sets pay and health ben if is approved those cuts. the state panel hopes the pay cuts will further demonstrate the severity of california's $16 billion budget deficit. the salary cuts take effect on december 3. we'll take a quick break. here's a laveer look outside right now from our mount tam

cam. james has the forecast right after this.

it's tough finding a decent brunch in this town. i do believe i found something and quite exotic to say the least. you guys have been here for a while. you have something new. >> a brunch, new brunch. we have a new chef from lima. we are serving a really good brunch. >> we're not looking at the standard waffles, pancakes, bacon. >> no. >> the only thing i recognize is the eggs. >> this is taco -- in peru. we did not used to have brunch. we make brunch especially for her for san francisco. >> where do you suggest we start first?

>> star with the yucca fries. >> beautiful flavors. >> lima beans and rice. >> sweet potato chips, who could eat anything else except maybe a plantain. >> the last one is the salmon salad. >> the salmon seared ever so slightly. that's in contrast to the raw fish special which can find its way into a cocktail. why should the bloodied marys with without? >> it's got calamari shrimp. >> yes, bacon. >> that's a meal in and of itself. i think it's time to dine and dish. shall we? >> yes. >> let's go. my top picks for brunch, the taco taco with baa than arks salmon salad, and the bloody lorcho. back to you.

let's give you a quick update on the weather here. mount tam cam looking back over the bay, we have clear skies up above, some general haziness around the coast. we have some fog out there. inland it's pretty clear and warm in some spots. in the 60s in fairfield and in livermore, antioch and brentwood, upper 50s concord and pleasanton, san jose 59 degrees. we got pretty warm yesterday and didn't e=ç1sicool off that overnight. it's comfortable to be outside. some spots in the east bay will be down right hot and could be uncomfortable. at the noon hour we're already looking for upper 60s to 70 degrees around the peninsula, 70s and 80s throughout a good bit of the east bay and the south bay. by 3:00 p.m., you see all that red on the screen indicating the potential for tom nine- degree weather again.

looks like today could be a day just like yesterday. we have ate a ate project ford mountain view, mid-80s near san hose air, warm south toward morgan hill. close to 90 there as it will be in pittsburg and antioch and livermore, pleasanton low to mid-90s. concord and danville 88. those could push up a few degrees. milder along the shoreline. union city low to mid-70s. downtown san francisco mid- to upper 60s. somewhat of a marine push for those folks. it really won't get too far inland because it's -- the wins won't stack up in our direction. we have more of a northerly wind today. north bay in the 80s to potentially 90 degrees up near santa rosa. the weekend is fine. it cools off just enough that it will be comfortable for the

inland valley. monday we expect the chance of some drizzle. cooler temperatures for sure. inland highs up around 69 degrees. we stand the chance of seeing maybe up to a 10th of an inch of rein monday. we'll watch that. tuesday, wednesday, thursday looking pretty good, temperatures back on the climb. now let's look at traffic. not a lot going on. no hot spots to report. bay bridge looking good on westbound 80. no issues from oakland into san francisco. san mateo is good on 92 as is 101 on the golden gate bridge. it's a little foggy, but not slowing you down. things got wild in bakersfield yesterday because a small bear forced a lockdown of two schools. >> cornered inside a storage closet at this east bakersfield

apartment complex, the bear began to snarl and growl. an animal control officer armed with a taser and snare pole and a sheriff's deputy armed with a shotgun kept the bear at bay until backup arrived. they tasered the animal several times as it pawed at the snare looped around its neck. >> with you were your first thoughts? >> that it was a ugly dog. but it was a bear. >> maintenance workers spotted the bear as they painted outside the complex. >> they took two of them and some tasers to get it. >> were you thinking they were going to have to shoot this bear? >> oh, yeah. >> minutes earlier the bear was caught on this surveillance video scampering across the parking lot between garza elementary and sierra middle school. >> some girls came in running, there's a bear right in front of the school. >> it ran through the elementary school playground before heading to the

apartments across the street. the bear startled students. it put administrators on aher as they locked down both campuses. sierra was in the middle of its graduation ceremony. >> i stopped the teacher from reading the names at that time. i calmed the audience down and said, it's a bear, ladies and gentlemen, just relax. >> sierra middle school is home of the spartans. garza student serious the lions. apparently this bear was a little confused. >> much more ahead on the morning news on this friday morning. we'll find out who is behaving badly after this as we take a live look outside along a foggy looking golden gate bridge. we'll be right back.

good morning. a community garden is getting weeded out from a community. stanley roberts explains. >> with you you are looking at is one of nine holes in the ground at the holy rosary chapel community gardens in antioch. niece nine holes can be found behind the higgins funeral chapel. but they're not there by design. >> when i came back in the afternoon to water the trees, they were gone. >> she's one of the volunteers for the garden. >> we're growing them for the community. fruit. >> yes, someone came to the community garden and stole the fruit frees. awful them. >> apple, plums, nectarines, pear tree. >> wait. there's more. as if that wasn't enough. not only did they steal the fruit trees, they stole some. vegetables that are growing in

the garden. >> all of the zeke knees were picked and they were the first thing we were going to harvest induce to the fruit onlying off the sap lings. >> apparently they could not wait to start eating because someone left what's left of the this cucumber. the trees were donated by various groups like cub scout, confirmation classes, holy rosary school and many of the other individuals that donate. >> nicholas is one of the managing partners at higgins funeral chapel. he says the food grown here was to feed the homeless in antioch. so to have a community garden they now to have build a fence and look into a security system. i'm truly at loss for words at this one. stanley roberts, back to you. now a clarification regarding a story we ran earlier this week in a people behaving badly segment. we reported on an alcohol crackdown at condition raw loma regional park. we did not intend to suggest

that all of the people shown in the video had alcohol in their possession. we're happy to make this clarification. if you have a comment or a story idea for stanley, email us at people behaving badly at kron4.com. here's what's coming up. a fire at a ñ school. we're live on the scene with how this fire started and what it means for students this morning. a knew look at a famed bade area raceway. what's different at this sonoma track. a look at your cooler weekend forecast. all that and much more when we come back in two minutes. hey, i'm joey aragon.

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ride it at universal studios hollywood. area's news station. the kron4 news at 5:00 p.m. starts now. >>mark: thank you for joining us, the top stories we're following, friends of bryan stow will be in court today. we will tell you why. >>darya: the man accused in the murder of a missing

south bay teenager makes his second if parents in court. >>mark: we are on seen at a school fire in san jose. >>james: inland islam to be another warm day of geary relatively clear conditions in san francisco. the fog near the coast. temperatures in the '50s and low 60s. it is pretty warm out there. this afternoon cool the hot inland. another day of potentially 90 degree weather with cooler conditions in the evening. '60s-'80s with gradual cooling overnight. we'll have your weekend forecast and the possibility of rain on the horizon. >>george: traffic looks great so far. we are not tracking any hot spots for the driver on the bay area. here's a quick look adequate to meet check. in the east bay, the freeways are very light. if we do not have any problems on the south bay freeways.

it is a light and easy applied for 37 and 101 in the north bay. >>mark: in the south bay, a fire at a san jose high school this morning. craig sklar is on the scene right now. >>craig: there are two locations here at the high school. inside of this gate, the wall in there is damaged. someone jumped the gave in and set fire to that. and they are saying that this is a suspicious situation. incited that dumpster was loads of paper. things that could easily set fire to. they are not clear as to why or how they set fire to the wall. fortunately, the school is made of stucco. it did not spread or cause

internal damage or injuries to anyone. the school is shut down, they close on the 25th. it is not like they have to cancel classes. this is a summertime but arson. >>darya: today, friends of bryan stow are expected to take to the stand in the los angeles. this is the third day of a preliminary hearing for defendants luis sanchez and marvin norwood, both are facing multiple felony charges. this is video from yesterday, there were in court and heard an eyewitness account from a woman who said she saw two men assaulting bryan stowe outside dodger stadium. she did not see the confrontation but she says they came running back and jumped in a car and shouted at a woman driver to get out of there. >> i heard rain hit the pavement.

it sounded like someone's head was smashed against the pavement. >> they were running towards the white car. there were out of breath. one of them had his jersey and his hand. they're yelling drive! >>darya: is either of the witnesses that identifies norwood or sanchez specifically, of the descriptions of the man in the descriptions of the car all match. >> the man accused in the murder of sierra lamar made his second court appearance. he did not enter a plea. antolin garcia torres is charged with murdering 15 year old sierra lamar. kron4 spoke of the legal analyst who said this case could take years. >> if they came into contact with one another, that in

and of itself does not equal murder. if he denies ever having contact with her in that dna shows that is not true, that is something the d.a. will hammer home. >>mark: outside of the courtroom, supporters of sierra lamar held signs demanding justice. friends and family are holding another rally at 7:00 p.m. at washington high school in fremont. >>darya: police conducted four separate operations throughout the day yesterday. it is all a part of operation feasting. three of the bus used undercover female agents to solicit customers -- to catch a customer soliciting prostitution. officers made 31 arrests on suspicion of prostitution in one arrest on suspicion of

loitering with attempt to solicit prostitution. >>mark: europe and china will be impacted the market. the dow lost 937 points from its may 1st closing, that is a 7% drop. economists are looking for no change in the unemployment rate. they expected to stay at 8.1%. dow futures are down sharply, 111 points ahead of the opening bell. >>darya: a bomb explodes outside of eastern afghanistan, there is no information on the casualties. nato is confirming the

insurgents attacked the did not disclose the specific location. >>mark: the kron4 news is with the until 10:00 a.m.. if hall effect of >>mark: is a beautiful friday morning. we're with you until 10:00 a.m.. here is a live look outside of the bay. but while we do have some odd at the golden gate get at the coast, it. [ male announcer ] u.s. olympian gwen jorgensen

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>>mark: we're watching bay area weather. big changes in the forecast with highs near 90. the fall will be clearing away from the coast for a good heart of the day. it will thicken up through the weekend and with that, temperatures will " inland. another storm dropping down and a chance of rain in the forecast for monday. cooler weather on tap for next week. >>darya: the san francisco fire department is holding a ceremony to mark the one- year anniversary of the fire in the city's diamond

heights neighborhood that killed two firefighters. the ceremony will take place on saturday in honor of the vincent perez and anthony velarium. there were killed in a house fire on berkeley way. officials say the deaths of the two men were caused by a flashover which is a sudden flare of he caused when a window shattered sending in a rush of oxygen to the flames. the firefighters will be honored at station 26 where they had both worked. the ceremony is set to begin at 10:30 a.m.. >>mark: we are back with more after this break. here is a live look at, a beautiful view from san francisco. ♪

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>>mark: brands of junior seau said that he complained of insomnia and regularly to the ambient. he was found shot to death in his home on may 2nd. it has been ruled a suicide. >>darya: let's get a look at whether. it was high yesterday. >>james: today is more of the same. inland, not much of a difference. only a couple of degrees cooler. mid-90s yesterday: low 90s today. we have some cool stuff all the malls of the bay area is enjoying clear skies. sunrise is that just before 6:00 a.m.. tests the inland, fairfield, antioch in the livermore are

in the '60s. low 60s, but 60s and nonetheless. that is a consequence of the hot weather we had yesterday. upper 80s and 90s for the north bay, east bay and inland south bay. here is what will look like in terms of temperatures. mid-upper 70's in and low 80's in the south bay. in the east bay ballet's it

will be another warm ones. across the north bay, 80 degree weather. here is your 7 day around the bay. inland highs will be in a low-mid-80s. in live highs a leading up to 69 with a chance of drizzle. let's get an update on your commute this morning. >>george: we're looking at a

great ride around the bay area. we are not looking at any hot spots. let's start our bridge check on the bay bridge. the westbound ride looks good. no backups or delays. typically a leader and later commute. as the sun gets higher we will be able to tell it will have any impact on your ride across the span. let's check the traffic maps. the roadways sensors are green showing of interstate 80 for 680 southbound, it looks good all the way to the san ramon valley. there are no delays on west 580 in the castro valley. the south bay freeways are fine for both 101 and highway 85 to force west valley. a little slow on the construction zone for 17 north. here is the more rigorous right. in easy to meet southbound from the water to central san rafael and then to the golden gate.

>>darya: after this surface of youtube, a workshop was held on bullying in the vallejo. this is video of a 11 year- old girl being beaten up by an older student. reggie kumar has the latest. >>reggie: parents of students being harassed by other students attended the meeting, including the mother of the sixth grade girl who was beat up and apparently bloodied by it -- bullied by a eighth grade girl, the entire incident was caught on video. i asked the school district if this workshop was scuttled because of the incident and they said this workshop had been scheduled for months. >>darya: the vallejo city school district superintendent spoke with hogan middle school in about the importance of keeping all students safe while on

campus. >> i was never contacted by the mother. i would be willing to meet with her. we are going to schedule and of women with her like we would for any parent who has a concern. >>darya: the mother of a girl who was beaten express frustration with school officials and their investigation. >>mark: another bullying incidents in concord, a sixth grade boy was attacked by three other students, one and choked the boy and threatened to crack his neck. happened during a physical education class at oak grove middle school. the school in the school district promised to discipline the students involved in the mother said she will file a police report and is planning on removing her son from the school. >>darya: the family of oakland's most recent murder victim was shot and killed at a stoplight near market in the seventh street over

the weekend. last night, his family made a plea for anyone with information about the murder to come forward. >> please, whoever did this, if anyone knows anything, if anyone heard anything, please, forward and give the information. please! this was not for him. he did not deserve this at all! come forward, that is all we ask. >>darya: the crime stoppers program is offering up to $10,000 in reward money for information leading to an arrest. >>mark: the california highway patrol is investigating an accident that killed a bicyclist in sonoma county. a coalition just before midnight on euler ever wrote west. the bicyclist was hit by lexus sc be. the driver of the lexus cooperated with police. >>darya: vacaville police are looking into an explosion and fire that injured two people at this

home on did a first-rate. it happened yesterday afternoon. there were two people inside the house when the explosion happened in the kitchen. the sliding door was blown off its hinges. a shelter in place because the crews detected a chemical smell in the year. neighbors there were evacuator were allowed back into their homes. no arrests have been made. >>mark: a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside of this friday morning. a few fog spots along the coast. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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>>mark: san francisco mayor ed lee has of build his proposed budget for san francisco closing a $170 million deficit for the coming year. agreements with city employee unions saves more than 28 million. increased revenues from various city departments reduce the deficit by 54 million. the budget also includes

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>>mark: the big stories we are following, firefighters remain on the scene of a tool alarm fire at evergreen

high school in san jose. the cause of the fire is under investigation. friends of bryan stow are expected to take the stand in l.a. today. family and friends of sierra lamar are gathering for another vigil tonight. the >>darya: we have a little roller-coaster ride. >>james: a beautiful looking shots. the bright sky in the background. we have a really nice morning on tap with temperatures on the warm side. upper 50s and 60s in some spots. this some today, we are looking for coastal fog.

on monday, cooler weather. we have a chance for drizzle, it looks like we will kick off next week. more details and a minute.

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>> this happened yesterday. it's it also have said in 2011. this is the second time this has happened. i told ross that wanted to work on the marriage, we needed help.

i am going to use this just in case he tries to take my son away from me. >>darya: when she said use this, she met the videotape. mirkirimi immediately issued this statement. several months ago, the sheriff pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor domestic abuse charge. since he has been suspended he is now facing an ethics commission in a few weeks.

>>mark: will tran is live at at&t part. >>will: in a few hours, two of the friends were with bryan stow will testify about what happened on that night. here is video from court yesterday, many of the witnesses testify that they sought to amend swearing dodgers jersey is basically yelling at the giants fans and taunting them, possibly even drunk or high on marijuana. they also testified that they heard bryan stowe and his friends, we do not want any trouble in that there were simply walking away from the danger. nonetheless, bryan stow was attacked. one witness said that she heard a big fat and heard bryan stowe getting hit and because of the violent nature of the he was unable

to brace himself and landed on the ground. doctors have said that he will suffer from a lifelong brain damage. he will meet skilled help from nurses for the rest of his life. what makes this case it difficult is that the witnesses all can agree on a time and description of the witnesses however, they cannot give it pinpoint accuracy on the face of the witnesses. that is what the defense attorneys are trying to bank on. this is not a trial. the judge is listening to all of the testimony. >>darya: in a developing story out of the south bay, a fire broke out at a san jose high school this morning. to bring you more news faster, craig sklar, what

high school are you at? fortunately the school was made of stucco and did not cause any internal damage. firefighters are treating this such as a suspicious case. people had to jump that fence to get inside. it is not clear if the questions or someone who had a grudge against the school. " here are pictures from earlier when they were actually putting things under control. they said italy to about 15 minutes to get here in with an hour they have everything under control. >>darya: we just lost his microphone.

they are still looking for who ever said that fire in san jose. >> the u.s. economy created 69,000 jobs in may. that is far less than the 150,000 expected. the jobless rate is now at 8.2 percentage. it was at 81%. we're also getting word out that consumer spending went up just a little bit for the month of april but personal income growth was the slowest in five months. that is raising concerns about americans' ability to keep spending. we're also hearing that stock futures are sliding. much more coming up. >>mark: a surprise campaign stop for mitt romney. mitt romney stood outside of solyndra attacking the president the and and

withdrawal of policy on energy is. romney said solyndra was a conflict of interest because it benefited some of the president's campaign contributors and discourage others from start and similar companies. >>darya: an official says it is unlikely that prosecutors will retry john edwards on campaign finance fraud charges before yesterday, a mistrial was declared in his case. he was charged with using illegal contributions to hide his pregnant mistress. after the trial, the former senator placed the blame on one first of. >> i am responsible. if i want to find the person who should be held accountable for my sense, i do not have to go any further than the mirror. i do not think that god is through with me. i really believe he thinks there are some good things i can do.

>>darya: a jury acquitted him on one charge could not issue a decision on the others. >>mark: here is a live look outside of this friday morning. we're waiting for the son to come up on the east bay hills. fog near the coast in the golden gate. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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>>mark: a pair of some of middle school students are back home after disappearing from a school field trip and six flags discovery kingdom on tuesday. that led authorities to a statewide search. yesterday someone reported seeing them getting on a greyhound bus in san jose. >>darya: we are back with more in a couple of minutes. here is a live look outside as we head into the weekend sunshine and everything is clear. traffic is light at the approach to the bay bridge. [ mechanical humming ]

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>>james: let's talk about the weather. here is a beautiful shot from the roof camera. sunrise in about three minutes in san francisco. it is a relatively clear at least downtown. we do have some haziness near the coast federal least in this part of san francisco we're off to a clear start. temperatures are on the mild side. near and snug in brentwood, temperatures in the '60s. we had a report of some locations getting near 70 degrees already at this hour. a warmer spot -- warmer for short in some spots. that is a hint of what will happen as we head into the afternoon. right now, the warmest temperatures are to the east

and south. this afternoon, and the south bay temperatures are ranging from 75-85 degrees. we're looking for mid-70s and 80s across the south bay. warmer inland into to the east. yesterday we had mid-90s, today we're looking at low 90s. it will be cool along the shoreline. upper 60s-'70s. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. the cooling will continue, by the weekend, highs in the

upper -- low-eighties. monday we do have a chance of sprinkles. we have the possibility of maybe a 10th of an inch of rainfall. next week looks fine to temperatures back on the rise. >>george: we are keeping an eye on the commute. we are not tracking in the hot spots, major delays or problems. this commute has been slow to get started. on the bay bridge was down, light traffic with no backups or delays. on the san mateo bridge, likewise. of the golden gate a little bit of fog at mid span but it will not slow your ride. on the traffic maps, a lot of green on the road

sensors. westbound 24 is still a free through the caldecott. 680 south to the sunol grade is a late free, so it's highway 101. all the way through the santa clara valley, and looks good. no problems toward santa clara or mountain view. >>mark: the bay area is the capital of technology. it is time for our startup of the week with a gabe slate. >>gabe: just behind the intersection of market and van ness in san francisco is this new start of offering a very unique service.

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and interested in participating in the art market which is something most people were many people feel threatened by were feel they do not have either with knowledge or the tools or vocabulary or even the financial resources to participate. we really eliminate those interiors. the fees begin at $50 a month for peace is valued at $5,000 or less. the fees increase up to $150 a month. it is a really cost- effective way of living with really high value and incredible art. you can't really rotates the art any time you want, even every month. it is great for the fill our collective roof, it is also great for the person who traditionally has collected art. it is a great way to try

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but >>darya: take a look at this the video. it is a bear running loose at a middle school in bakersfield. the bear was running through the school yard, before anybody at the school could do anything, the bear made its way into a nearby apartment complex. animal control officers relocated to bear. the maintenance worker fog that it was a big, ugly dog. >>mark: graduates was happening at the school when the bear came through. >>darya: i knew that's writing was cool stuff. >>mark: it is a bear. we will be right back as the kron4 news continues.

fog is they get the golden gate on this first day of june, a clear sky showed up from the rest of the day. we will be right back. ♪

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