good morning. it is 4:00 a.m. and back to the scene. federal investigators returning to a massive fire that crippled the meanwhile, a lot of talking not a lot of action. why next week may bring out the fireworks. >> we will get to those stories and much more in just a minute. we start on this first day of summer with a check of our forecast. good morning, erica. >> good morning, just even. later on this evening summer officially begins. you know what? it will certainly feel like it around the bay area. for the most part we are seeing

clear conditions bay area wide. a little bit of cloud cover situated on the coastline. in the afternoon sunny skies. it's expected to be the hottest day of the week and your temperatures out the door are on the up side. mid 50s for downtown san francisco and richmond. into the lunch time hour it looks like the majority of us will be sitting in the 70s if not the 80s. as we advance the clock in your afternoon highs it looks like we start to see some red which indicates the potential for some 90s. 82 expected for downtown san francisco. we do have cloud cover way beyond the coastline. so expect mostly clear conditions. high pressure aloft around all of california. so pretty warm temperatures as we head into summer. we do have some changes to talk about as we head into tomorrow. i will have all that in your seven-day in my next report. >> thanks so much, erica.

let's look at our bridges in the bay area right now. no hot spots right now. we are seeing an influx of traffic around the bay bridge. a quick check on the golden gate bridge. as usual very light traffic at this hour. 4:03. much more weather and traffic in a few minutes. now on to headlines this morning. federal investigators will be on the scene today of a fire in west oakland that nearly a week ago shut down bart service for tens of thousands of commuters. three alarms at its peak. it happened six days ago, last thursday morning, causing the transway 2 to shut down. atf will be back on the scene today. we have crews en route to find out what, if anything, new they have discovered. thee men were seen leaving the area around the time of the fire. so far it has been ruled suspicious. well, not a whole lot of

action at last night's ethics commission hearing in the case of suspended sheriff ross mirkarimi. members week mirkarimi. it all stems from the sheriff's' guilty plea to misdemeanor false imprisonment. that plea is in connection with an argument with a new year's eve argument. this is bruises of her showing her arm to friends. that video now expected to be a key piece of evidence. >> and mayor ed lee spoke out before that hearing saying his opinions have not changed. >> you know, i think that as one of the top law enforcement

officials for the city he ought not to have engaged in the beating of his wife. i mean, that's what it comes down. >> the mayor also mentioned there is no word on how much money the city has spent dealing with this issue. well, the judge in the jerry sandusky section abuse case says he expects the defense to rest this afternoon. that means that today is the last chance for sandusky himself to take the stand. it was his wife's turn yesterday. ed payne reports. >> reporter: dottie sandusky told jurors she remembers at least six of her husband's accusers staying overnight at her house but she didn't see any inappropriate contact. on cross-examination she said her husband was usual lit one to go downstairs to say good night them. the defense called a series of character witnesses. among them joyce porter, a long time friend of the sanduskys. she later told cnn that sandusky's showers were the boys were innocent, including the one coach mike mcqueary witnessed

as a graduate assistant more than a decade ago. porter said that boy, who has not been identified, may have been young enough to need help. >> he was like a father figure to a lot of these kids. he helped them take a shower. who knows how old this boy was? where is this little boy that mike mcqueary supposedly saw? why hasn't he come forward if there is even a witness to say that this happened? >> reporter: also tuesday defense psychologist said sandusky has histrionic personality disorder. the condition is packed by a need for attention, admiration and intimasy. a psychologist for the prosecution disputed the diagnosis saying he determined sandusky does not have the disorder. the oakland city council approves a $1 billion deal to turn the army base into a logistics center. that paves the way for the developers to transform the base

into a state of the art facility that manages cargo and out of the port of oakland of the project is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the city. construction on the warehouse set to begin in 2015. a woman is dead after she was hit by a amtrak train in union city. officials say the woman was trespassing on the tracks when she was hit around 6:00 last night. this happened between 8 and j streets. she was in her 40s and 50s. she has the not been identified just yet. the capital porter train traveling from sacramento to san jose had 190 passengers onboard. well, a man accused of stealing bicycles from bart trains has been arrested. investigators are now hoping the return of a half dozen stolen bikes to the rightful owners will happen here in the near future. the suspect is 47-year-old brett major of san francisco. upon searching his home officers discovered seven bike frames and numerous bicycle parts. they have now posted pictures of the bikes only hope the rightful

owners will come forward to claim their property. if you want to take a closer look at the bikes you can find a link at our website on k ron 4.com. egypt's former president is on life support this morning. hosni mubarak is clinically dead, officials say, and that happened right when he got to the hospital. he had been serving life in prison for the killing of anti-government demonstrators during the country's uprising. his health has reportedly been getting worse since his removal from power last year. a man rammed a motorcycle packed with explosives into an international military convoy. this happened in afghanistan in the eastern province of khost. it's not clear if any international soldiers were killed or wounded.

well, stock futures right now pointing to a flat open. the dow is negative by 23 by the nasdaq and s&p are slightly positive this morning. investigators ever waiting for the federal reserve's next move on how or if they will stimulate the economy. fed chief ben bernanke will hold a press conference at 11:15 this morning. stocks finished up 1% ahead of the announcement. we will let you know when those figures come in. we have much more to get to here on k ron morning news on the first day of summer. 4:09 is the time. we'll be right back.

good morning. president obama is back in

washington after the two-day g-20 summit in mexico. the president called on europe to get its financial house in order. >> reporter: president obama and or leaders came the g-20 summit with a message for europe. move towards a solution towards the euro-zone crisis and the four nations along with the eu represented here in last cab owes say they are committed to that end. still, president obama whose re-election prospects hinge on the state of the u.s. economy which hinges very much on the state of the european economy tried to sound on a confident note. >> i am confident europe will paint a picture of where we need to go. take some immediate steps that are required to give them that time and space and based on the conversations that i have had here today and the

conversations that i have had over the last several months i'm confident that they are very much committed to the european project. >> reporter: the violence in syria was another big topic here at the summit, albeit on the sidelines. but president obama walked away still very much in disagreement with both china and russia. president obama has said bashar al-saud must go. but because of the violence there is no way he can leave the country legitimately. putin says his position remains unchanged. he said no country should tell another country who should be in power. rihanna keeler, cnn. also on capitol hill senate majority leader harry reid getting a lot of buzz this morning for a joke he made when asked about the dream act. he quoted 19-year-old bryce harper. >> i don't want to answer that

question. that's a con question, bro. >> so he did go on to answer the request eggs, but not before paying homage to harper who originally said that phrase during a postgame interview. also this morning there is a new poll out that's finding americans want the president and congress to work on a -- on a bill to change the health care system if the supreme court finds the law unconstitutional. three fourths of americans do not want leaders to abandon the law if it's thrown out. 4:14 is the time. we will take a quick break here on the kron 4 news. here in san francisco no fog and warm weather on the way. that's just a little tease of what we'll talk about right

after this.

good morning. more police officers will patrol san francisco's bayview district after a recent jump in the number of shootings there. supervisor malia cohen made this request and the police chief has agreed. the chief has assigned his current class of police academy graduates to bayview for 14 weeks of field training. >> i am looking to get more people, more foot patrol walking the beat. walking the merchant corridors, third street, san bernardino avenue where a lot of crime is happening particularly through the hours of 7 and 10:00 p.m. when people are getting off of work, when kids are getting out of school, particularly their summer programs to create a sense of security. another set of eyes and ears. to work with the merchants. to work with the policing strategies that we already have in place. >> now, those new graduates are

not rookies. all of them have been with other police departments. the move will increase the police presence by 7 to 12 officers each fight. some s.w.a.t. teams are also being sent to the area. in an effort to crack down on vandals san francisco is beefing up the number of police patrols in city parks. this comes after a high profile incident in april where vandals targeted dolores park. that park had just undergone a $3.5 million renovation. mayor lee announced yesterday that nine park patrol positions will be filled by the end of this year. funding for the new patrols will come from the city's general fund. and the u.s. labor department is announcing a $6 million that will continue reemployment services for more than 4,000 laid off nume workers. the fremont plant closed. an initial $19 million emergency grant was given in june of 10 to provide training and support

services to help former employees of that plant prepare for and get jobs. this new supplemental grant will continue those services. america's gymnastics. the finals of the u.s. olympics trials and all over the city you can see they are starting to fear this big event. not only will it bring world class athletes to the south bay, it could prove to be financially lucrative. >> it's good for business. it good for the hotels, restaurants. it's good for the image and reputation of san jose. the opportunity for san jose to showcase the best activity in the sport in the world. it's going to be happening right here. >> the finals run from the 28th to the 1st and the olympic teams will be named at the end of the competition. officials of the hp pavilion say there are still a few tickets available if you are

interested, james. and the olympics start at the end of july. >> i am in no shape. >> you are not supposed to try out. you can go watch. you think you could go be an -- >> i am not even in shape enough to watch. >> you have to bend down and touch your toes, could you bend down and touch your toes? >> briefly. let's go on to weather. good morning, erica. >> good morning to you both. we are turning our attention to weather this morning. overall clear conditions. as we take a look at some of the temperatures outside the door we are off it a relatively warm start. however, we have a range from upper 40s for places like half moon bay. some locations in the 60s. mountain view at 61 degrees. 62 in hayward. as we look ahead it looks like this afternoon is expected to be the hottest day of the week. no surprise later on this evening it is the start of the summer solstice. tomorrow, however, for the first official day of summer looks like we are in store for a big

cooldown. temperatures struggle to make it into the 70s. it looks like into the weekend we will continue with that cooling trend. we don't have any wet weather to speak of. just dry continues and campbell 89 degrees, 85 santa clara. we have seal an abundance of low 90s in the inland valleys fairfield 91. 93 over in anitoch. low 90s also for walnut creek. 81 in union city. then for the most part we will keep in the 70s for east shores. 80s in the north bay. plenty of sunshine there. downtown san francisco with an afternoon high of 72 degrees. 64 for ocean beach and upper 60s in daily city. now in terms of that seven-day around the bay extended forecast past today mountains just how much cooler conditions get. we'll see a trend of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. but again temperatures will only make it into the 70s barely

for your inland areas and then 60s around the bay. keeping it in the upper 50s, so relatively chilly for some of our coastal communities. in the traffic center i am not looking at any hot spots or major accidents around the bay area. pretty quiet at the bay bridge toll plaza out of oakland and the city. heading to the san mateo bridge no problems getting will. and your golden gate bridge ride clear out there with lots of space between cars. over on our traffic maps no major problems in the east bay this morning. we do have the anitoch bridge one-way traffic control in effect to five to morning. westbound highway 4 looks pretty good. same goes for interstate 80 in the westbound direction. down in the south bay no problems to alert you to. you will will see a lot of green on the roadway censors. a drive of only 2 minutes out of -- 22 minutes out of novoto.

summer airfares are on the rise but there are some ways to save money. we will tell you how coming up. our top stories less than ten minutes away.

we are back at 4:24. if you are thinking about jetting away on vacation this summer you better book now because it's going to get expensive. that doesn't mean you have to stay home. how to fly this summer without breaking the bank. >> reporter: oil prices have pronged over the last month but summer airfares are still pricier than ever. kayak says the average domestic flight in season will be $450. almost up 5% of last year. how do you know if you are getting a good deal? if you are flying less than 500 miles this summer aim for anything under $150 round trip.

deals around $200 are best for flights between 500 and 1,000 miles. and if you are flying more than 1,500 miles anything less than $3 is a good deal. if you want find fares that low try using frequent flyer miles. if your airline isn't showing any available lights, always check their partners. >> it's the biggest thing people get tripped up with airlines. you see nothing is available so you just assume, i want to go to hawaii and there is nothing for the next six months the. what most airlines don't tell you is that most of their partners don't show online. >> reporter: if you have a united airlines frequent flyer number look with redeeming your miles with u.s. airways or air canada. fare compare says tuesdays, wednesdays and saturdays are usually the cheapest days to flight check prices on tuesday afternoons. flights often go on sale late monday and other airlines will match that price.

finally, even if a small airport is closer to you don't write off the big hub airports. they are often cheaper. a health story to share with you now as a little anxiety may be what some people need to focus and perform at their peak level. researchers say a moderate amount of anxiety keeps people on their toes which helps them multitask and put them on high alert to solve potential problems. but balancing anxiety is rather difficult for most people. about 40 million american adults are diagnosed with anxiety disorder every year. mongolian authorities want some tie ran sauris bones returned. they filed a complaint against the u.s. to get some bones back. they are 70 million years old and complete almost a fu tie ran souris skeleton. they were brought into u.s.

customs claiming they were worth $15,000 and originated in england. happy hour could be returning to the city of hayward. since 2006, the city has banned happy hour and live music at full service restaurants. but today the city council is discussing whether or not to lift that ban. the proposal is for a six-month trial period. restaurants would be able to serve alcohol at reduced prices from 4-9 as long as they offered reduced price non-alcoholic drinks and appetizers. we don't know the outcome of today's meeting because it obviously hasn't happened yet. we will take a break. it is 4:28. a live look at the golden gate bridge here. when we come back we will get an update on the forecast with erica. today of course the first day of summer. it's going to feel like it. hot weather expected this afternoon. we will be right back.

good morning. back to the scene of the crime. federal investigators will return to that massive fire that crippled the morning commute for tens of thousands of people. they will try to figure out who started that fire. >> and fighting for his job. a lot of talking but not much action at that ethics hearing for san francisco sheriff ross mirs. we will tell you why next week may bring out the fireworks. >> today going to be a hot one, erica. >> yes, it's expected to be the hottest day of the week and temperatures are already in the 60s for some of our bay area locations. 70s and 80s throughout the heart of the bay. breaking down those numbers for you, you will see for the most part pretty warm conditions.

coast side 60s and 70s. inland spots could get into the 80s and 90s. it looks like hot conditions inland today, but a noticeable cooldown thursday and friday. i will have a full look at your extended forecast. that seven-day around the bay coming up in just a bit. >> thank you very much. a quick check on the commute out there this morning. not a lot going on. no hot spots. here is your ride on westbound 80 as you approach the bay bridge and it is a smooth smooth route. and your other bridges are moving well as well. san mateo, everything, no problems out there this morning. more weather and traffic in a minute. now the news. we go on to one of our developing stories as federal investigators are going to go back to the scene of that fire in west oakland that just about a week ago shut down bart service for tens of thousands of

commuters. the wreckage and when investigators are going to -- what investigators are going to try to figure out today. >> reporter: they are going to figure out why this fire started. in a perfect world this would have been a five-story senior center. you can see it's completely destroyed. they have been here for the past couple of days asking people if they have even any suspicious activity, talking to potential witnesses. the structure because it was still smoldering for a little while they couldn't go in. plus, they weren't sure if it was safe to walk around. you can see some of the scaffolding, some of the infrastructure, the skeleton of the building in place. now they feel it's safe to collect physical evidence. the atf, they have been called in. this is their expertise, along with the oakland fire department. they will be, working with them to go through there to see what caused this fire. i was here one week ago when the oakland police department as well as the fire department, they believed there were suspicious people around this

place around 2:15 when the fire started. they don't have a cause of the fire, but with the help of the atf perhaps they will find out. >> there were other investigators that will be out there today. we will check in with will and try to get an update i'm hoping on the three reportedly suspicious people that a security guard saw before that fire. we will check back with you at 5:00. now on to the latest in san francisco where there wasn't a whole lot going on last night during the ethics commission hearing in the case of suspended san francisco sheriff ross mir carimi. next week could be a different story. he could be kicked out of office by mayor lee. all of this stems from the sheriff's guilty plea to misdemeanor false empress. . now, that plea is in connection with a new year's eve he had with his wife where he grabbed

and ultimately bruised her arm. this is video of his wife there showing her bruises to a friend who has a video camera and that video is expected to be a key piece of evidence as this trial goes forward. the oakland city council has approved a $1 billion deal to turn the city's former army base into a logistics and warehousing center. the deal paves the way for developers to transform the former base into a state of the art facility that manages the flow of cargo in and out of the port of oakland. the project is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the city. construction on the warehouse is scheduled to begin in 2015. well, teachers and parents of lake view elementary school students have not given up the fight to keep their school open. this morning they will be waiting up if the sixth day of protests of closures. they are demanding that the school remain open. oakland police came by yesterday telling those protesters they

must leave the property. school district officials say they'd like to try to negotiate a solution with protesters but given their demands there really isn't much loom room for compromise. a judge in the jerry sandusky case says he expects the defense to rest this afternoon. that means today is the last chance for sandusky to take the stand for himself. yesterday sandusky's wife dottie told jurors she remembers at least six of her husband's accusers staying over night at their house but she did not see any inappropriate contact. joyce porter, a long time friend of the sanduskys, says that sandusky's showers with the boys were innocent, including the one that assistant coach mike mcqueary says he witnessed as a graduate assistant. >> he was like a father figure to these kids. he helped them take a shower. who knows how old this boy was? where is this boy that mike

mcqueary supposedly saw? why hasn't he come forward to say there is a witness that this happened? >> the defense is saying that a psychologist is now quoting that sandusky has a histrionic personality disorder. the condition is marked by a need for attention, admiration and intimasy. we will let you know what happens in court today. >> mayor genequan could literally pay the price of oakland again and miss his deadline to complete police internal affairs investigations. the judge overseeing the police department's reforms has agreed to the city's plan for completing dozens of overdue internal affairs investigations stemming from those occupy oakland protests but warned that not only might the fine for the city happen because of missing deadlines, he might also choose to fine the mayor if the investigations are not complete within a year. state law prevents any legal actions were being taken against officers found wrongdoing. president obama is

acknowledging that europe's economic situation could have a spillover effect on his re-election prospects. at the economic summit yesterday he expressed confidence in europe's ant to fix financial troubles. back at home today he says congress needs to focus on boosting economic growth. he has pressed house republicans to support parts of a jobs agenda. that so far has not advanced in congress? and a new poll shows that likely voters view mitt romney as being more out of touch with americans compared to president obama. in a new bloomberg poll president obama leads romney 53% to 40% among voters despite giving the president low marks on his handling of the economy and the deficit. the survey shows that voters view romney weak in style and substance and that he has not repaired the damage done to his image during the republican primary. british authorities are saying that wikileaks founder

julian assange is beyond their grasp as long as he is holed up in ecuador's embassy. they are saying he is beyond the reach of police and was working with ecuador to resolve the situation. the 40-year-old australian took refuge yesterday and said he was seeking political asylum. ecuador says it is considering this request. assange has been fighting contradiction to sweden where he is wanted in questioning of two sexual assaults of his volunteers. we are going to take a break at 4:39. we have a like look at mount tameka foster to show you here where we have hazy conditions over san francisco. it's going to be hot today. stick around. another forecast coming up in a moment.

and we're back. the time is now 4:41. stock futures pointing to a flat open. they are mixed now with the dow negative. the s&p and nasdaq positive. investors are on the sidelines

waited for the federal reserve's next move as to whether it's going to stimulate the economy. fed chief ben bernanke is scheduled to speak at an 11:15 press conference. stocks finished up about a percent ahead of the announcement. the mortgage index and dit a on crude inventories are due later this week. facebook is letting app developers charge for subscription fees along with existing one-time payments for games and other apps on its site. the subscriptions will be featured and be available in july. the changes open up new revenue streams for developers as well as for facebook, which will take a 30% cut. payment for virtual items such as chips on zyng a's poker accounted for 17% of facebook's revenue in the 1st quarter. let's go back outside.

a pretty good look at san francisco this morning. clear here, but i know there is some coastal fog and cloud cover out there. and a much warmer day today than yesterday. look for a lot of 90s inland. more on the forecast coming up in just a minute.

we are back at 4:45. the latest in the search for missing teenager sierra lamar. the sheriff's dive team will continue its search of chesbro reservoir. her alleged killer antolin torres went fishing there. there is a connection. deputies plan to use sonar to scan the reservoir bottom for any possible evidence. >> this is a particular reservoir that was searched early on in the case. however, the difference with this new additional search is we are checking this reservoir

with new sonar. the hope is to see if this equipment will pick up on something or any evidence that maybe wasn't, you know, located the first time around. >> so here's how that high-definition sonar sees the bottom of the reservoir. the deputies point it at about 40 feet of water. anything that it can't identify will be inspected later in the week. a nevada man is accused of stealing nearly $400,000 from the band pearl jam. since 2005 rickgy goode rich worked as the tour accountant and in house cfo. in 2010 an internal investigation found $6,500 in bulk purchases and $15,000 in road cash payments, though goode rich has not been arrested. morgan hill police need your help this morning tracking down

a suspect in an apparent hit-and-run that left a man with serious injuries over the weekend. police found joshua valdez unconscious leaning up against a tree near butterfield boulevard and san pedro avenue early saturday morning. valdez was on his way home when he was hit. police have little information about what happened after that. police in santa clara have arrested a man for attacking a man with a machete like weapon. they say he went to his neighbor's place uninvited on saturday night. he was supposedly going will to complain at the noise. he came at his neighbor with a large knife. leon was later arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, burglary and resisting police officers. well, one of the greenest buildings in the country is set to open today in san francisco. the new public utilities commission building officially opens today on the corner of golden gate avenue and polk street. it's a 13 story $200 million

project that includes wind turbines, solar panels and its own water efficiency system. a new plan by san francisco's city agencies looks to remove cars from market street all together. a better market street plan aims to reestablish market street as a premiere cultural and economic center for san francisco. supporters say that a key part of this plan is to eliminate private vehicles from the streets. city agencies plan to hold a series of workshops next month so they can hear what you have to say about this. and then they will work with interested parties to create a plan by the end of the year. also this morning autopsy results into the death of rodney king are not expected now for several more weeks. but we are now hearing those frantic 2009 calls.

>> i have been doing stuff to try to wake him up. >> who is he? >> rodney king. the guy that got beat by the police. >> okay. how old is he? >> he is 47 years old. he is at the bottom of the swimming pool. i don't know. i was asleep. >> is he out in the pool? >> yes, i heard something fall like a table and i looked and he is at the bottom of the pool. >> she says she couldn't get him because she can't swim. >> finally, some good news for crews that are battling a raging wildfire in colorado. some cooler temperatures during the forecast for today. the fire has now spread to 93

square miles and has destroyed more homes than any other fire in the state's history. the fire in the northern part of the state is 55% contained this morning. today marks the official start of summer and it's already heating up across the northeast part of country. in fact, they are looking for some really hot temperatures especially near philadelphia, new york, boston. all expected to approach the triple digits today. the humidity in those areas could make it feel hotter than that. stay out of the sun and check on the elderly and pets as well. erica on tap with a look at 90-degree weather here. >> yeah, we anticipate 90s for some of our warmest inland area. you will want to dress in layers and keep a water bottle handy. as of right now enjoying clear conditions for the most part overlooking our mount target a movie cam.

we have sunny skies. warm conditions. temperatures ranging from the 70s and 90s. we will cool things down into the evening hours. those clouds will approach and it looks like we will be in store for a cooling transitioning into the weekend. your temperatures right outside the door quite a range from upper 40s in half moon bay to 70s right now for anitoch. 59 for concord. 60 for livermore. futurecast shows into the 12:00 hour we barely see any 60s around the bay. in fact, most locations in the 70s if not the 80s. then as we push in closer to your afternoon highs we warm things up with that red appearing on the screen which indicates the potential for some 90s. i don't think we will see too much of 90s in the south bay. sunnyvale coming in at 82 degrees. 80 for those of you in mountain view. 88 for those of you in evergreen. then east bay valleys, fair

coming in at 91 degrees. walnut creek could reach an afternoon high of 82. for the most part we will kuip it in the 70s for east shores. looks like downtown san francisco pretty comfortable at 72 degrees. 64 for ocean beach. upper 60s for daily city and upper 70s for those of you in san mateo. satellite and radar picture shows clear conditions along the coastline. we do have high pressure building all across california. so expect warm conditions. it's expected to be the hottest day of the week. again, we do have a big cooldown as we transition into tomorrow. you will see that for yourself on your seven-day forecast. temperatures go from the 90s back down into the mid 70s. we'll really get into a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine with temperatures really struggling to even make it into the 70s for your warmest inland areas. now, over in the traffic center i am not looking at any hot

spots. it's a pretty good ride around the bay area. traffic building at the bay total plaza. for those of you heading to the san ma ta ebridge no problems. that ride 13 minutes from end to end. here at the golden gate bridges lots of cars coming out for the bay. on the traffic maps a lot of green on the roadway sensors in the south bay. no problems past highway 37 on southbound 101. a quick look at the peninsula. you see a lot of green on the roadway sensors. we have some overnight construction, lane closures northbound and southbound 101 through the menlo park and palo alto area. not really causing any slowdowns. and for those of you taking public transit is looks like you're good to go for bart and caltran this morning. now on to the tech front here. gabe slade takes a look at the newest add on to nintendo's wii system. >> i got my hands on the wii

you system that comes with this game pad controller. here is a sneak peek at one of the hottest new tech products of 2012. this is the wii you console. this is a much more powerful machine. it features full hd graphics. the visuals in the games looked cleaner and sharper than the original wii. it comes with a touchscreen tablet controller called the game pad. it adds a second convenient to your gaming. it's a touchscreen tablet-like device that gives you new ways to interact with the game. you can use the game pad as a handheld gaming system as long as you are near your wii console you can walk around the house with this wireless game pad and play your game. this could come in handy if you are playing your game and someone in the house needs to watch the tv. in this game the way you shoot arrows is with the game pad

touchscreen. your tv screen and the game pad controller are in sync for game play. watch this. if the enemy gets too close to you the characters jump off the big screen and leap over to the small screen in your hands. then you have to stomp them by hitting them with your fingers to kill them. in this game the game pad controller is displaying a map related to your game. the second screen can be used in many ways. super mario brothers for the wii u incorporates the game pad in a unique way. here are four people playing. one perp has the game pad. this person is like the overlord of the game. the game pad controller operator can make the game easier or harder for players by placing blocks in their path. depending how the blocks are placed it can assist the other players or make it so hard they fail. in this came four people with regular wii plus remotes are running from a ghost in a haunted mansion. using their flashlights they can reveal and kill the ghost. at the same time the ghost is hunting them down. the ghost is the player using

the game pad controller. the wii u pits one person against three others. it offers new ways for a group of people to play. the wii you is expected to come out this fall. much more ahead here on the kron 4 morning news. first, what are you doing for the fourth of july? you want to make sure that your plans include watching us here on kron 4 for our annual big celebration. july 4th live. you will have the best seat in the house from your own couch and watch fireworks from around the bay. we are the only station that brings you the local fireworks live and it all starts at nine right here on kron 4 again on july 4th. we will take a quick break with a live look outside right now. much more after this. don't go anywhere.

the alameda count centennial kickoff is today. we have actually video from the fair from previous years. you can see fair organizers say they'll be celebrating the 100th year of the alameda county fire with fireworks, parades, and the world's largest outdoor grill. hip-hop artist salt and pepper will perform on june 24th. so a blast from the past. rick springfield is scheduled to perform on june 28th. the fair will run from today through july 8th. closed on mondays, but open all the other days. much more ahead. at 5:00, we are on the scene of that fire that just six days ago crippled the morning commute for tens of thousands of people. we'll find out what investigators are doing on the scene today right after this.

central investigators return to the rubble left from that massive fire that ruined the morning commute for tens of thousands of people. we are live on the scene of this suspicious fire. >> and a commission hearing into she san francisco sheriff gets underway last night. not a lot happened. but next week may bring out some big fireworks. we'll explain why. and thousands of execution joshes are coming to oklahoma city. no but first an update on weather and traffic. >> a lot of clear skies out there. a lot of that fog has stayed at pay, and as we head into the afternoon, it's expected to be the warmest day of the week. clouds will approach as we head into the evening hours. i'll break town your afternoon highs, and show you your seven-

day around the bay coming up in a bit. >> as we look at a commute without any hot spots this morning, and nice quiet start, here is a look at the bay bridge. light traffic heading toward the toll plaza, and it's a pretty light and easy ride all over the east pay, south pay, peninsula, and the north bay as well. we begin this hour with a new story. crews are on the scene of a fire at a paint supply store in oakland that started just before 4:00 this morning. it has been knocked down. the cause of that blaze is unknown, but the investigation is underway. another fire that we're watching, as federal investigators will be back on the scene today of that fire in west oklahoma city that just about a week ago shut down the bart service for tens of thousands of commuters. we go to the very latest. good morning, will. >> reporter: good morning,

justine. this was supposed to be a seniors center. said if now it's a crime scene with the atf people reportedly back out this morning, finally being able to walk through the structure, because days after the fire was still smoldering, not to mention it was dangerous for them to walk through. here is video of the fire that you just mentioned. it happened last thursday at around 2:15 in the morning. security guards have been around this place ever since construction began. reportedly three teenagers harassed the security guards, and shortly after that, the fire started. we done know if there's a direct correlation. neither does the oakland fire department, but because this also involves transportation and it's probably beyond their expertise, that they asked the at f to come in and do some investigating. for the past couple of days, they've talked to witnesses and security guards to find out what they know, but now comes the physical part, to be able

to come through there with probably their dogs and their experts, to grab any evidence, take it back to a lab, and find out exactly what started this fire. i know i was here last thursday, and shortly after the fire, the oakland fire department believed there were suspicious activities in the area. hopefully we'll find out very soon. back to you. >> thank you. we'll check back next hour to get an update on the investigation. now on to news out of san francisco, where there wasn't a whole lot going on last night during the ethics commission hearing into the case of suspended sheriff ross, but next week we do expect things to heat up quite a bit, because that's when the sheriff himself will testify in front of that ethics commission, give his side of the story. he could, of course, be kicked out of office by mayor ed lee who suspended him without pay on official misconduct charges back in march. it stems from the sheriff's guilty plea of misdemeanor

false imprisonment. was in regard to an argument that he had with his wife. during that fight, her arm was bruised, and during this video,, she, she shows her friend the bruise on the arm. mayor ed lee spoke out before that hearing says that his opinions have not claims, and the believes the sheriff did commit official misconduct after that incident with this wife, and offered some harsh words. >> you know, i think that as one of the top law enforcement officials for the city, he ought not to have engaged in the beating of his wife. i mean, that's what it comes down to. >> the mayor also mentioned that there's no word on how much money the city has spent dealing with this issue. well, the oklahoma city city council approves a $1 billion deal to turn the city's former army base into a logistics warehousing center.

that deal paves the way for developers to transform the base into a state of the art facility. so big, big plans here for this area. the project is expected to bring thousands of jobs into the city, with officials agree agreeing to give oklahoma city residents 50% of those execution joshes. work on the wear house scheduled to begin in 2015. a man accused of stealing bicycles from bart trains has now been arrested. investigators are hoping to return about a half a dozen stolen bikes to their rightful owners. upon searching majors home, officers found several bike frames and numerous bicycle parts. they have posted pictures of the bikes on-line, hoping that the rightful owners will come forward to claim their property, and if any of the bikes turn out to be stolen, major could face some additional charges. you want to take a closer look at the bike babies you had one of yours stolen, you can find a

link on kron4.com, or visit our facebook page. stock futures a bit mixed, heading to a flat open, it looks like. investors are waiting on the sidelines for the fed's next move. they are hoping the fed will announce something, maybe another round of bond buying, or some other type of stimulus at the end of the two-day policy meeting this afternoon. we understand that ben bernanke will be holding a press conference at 11:15 this morning, so we'll keep an eye on that. looks like we'll get information are on the mortgage index and data on crude inventories for last week. that will be released this in the morning, and we'll see if that influences trading. the judge in the jerry sandusky sex abuse case said he expects the defense to rest this afternoon. that means today the last chance for sandusky to take the stand for himself. yesterday sandusky's wife, dottie, told jurors that she remembers at least six of her husband's accusers staying

overnight at their house, but she did not see any inappropriate contact. also, a friend, joyce porter, who has known the sanduskys for some 40 years said that sandusky's showers with the boys were innocent, including the one that assistant coach mike mcgwire said he witnessed -- mcquery said he witnessed when he was a graduate assistant. here is a quick look outside, checking the view from our roof cam this morning. it is wednesday, the first day of summer. southerly officially starting at 4:09 this afternoon. today is going to be a hot one. it will feel like summer, especially inland. more on your forecast in just a little bit. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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egyptian officials say hosni mubarak is in a coma, but off life support. the state run middle east news agency has been saying that mubarak is clinically dead. military officials countered, saying he is alive, but in critical condition after his heart stopped. this right here is video of mubarak during his trial earlier this month. he was charged in the killings of antigovernment demonstrators during the revolution that

ousted him from the presidency. his health has been reported to be in decline since he was ousted, and we have some other new video to show you right now, as thousands of egyptians gathered as word spread that mubarak was either dead or close to death. you can see them chanting and protesting here. to the questions still remain over who will succeed the former leader 16 months after he was ousted by that popular uprising. both candidates in last week's presidential election are still claiming victory. well, an explosion in afghanistan has left at least 10 people dead this morning. afghan officials say a man rammed a motorcycle packed with explosives into an international military convoy. 13 people were wounded. hospital officials say a police officer and a teenager are among the dead. no word yet on any possible soldier casualties. also, american military investigators are recommending that as many as 7 troops face administrative punishments in connection with the burning of

corinnes at a -- korans at a u.s. military base. it said off defend live riots. you can see here video of some of those riots. the recommendation does not include a court-martial or any criminal charges. firefighters are now making progress on that massive wildfire in northern colorado that has destroyed more homes than any other in the state's history. the large wildfire west of fort collins has now burned 93 square miles, and is only 55% contained after firefighters labored in temperatures that were in the 90s. we're finding out now that there are cooler temperatures expected for today with an isolated thunderstorm tomorrow. that could respect help in the firefighting efforts. the fire has destroyed about 190 homes since it started with a lightning strike on june 9th.

fire officials say it could be weekors even months before it is fully contained. >> and a quick update now on tropical storm chris. at last check it stunt look like it's going to threaten land at all. it's winds reached 45 miles per hour earlier this morning. forecasts expect little change in those wind speeds. it is not expected to strengthen, and will likely fizzle out by thursday. on that note, let's talk about our weather here around the bay. we're looking for a warm one day. >> it's a great start to the morning. temperatures not too bad. we're actually on the warm side. we don't have that dense fog to deal with like we did for a couple of days this week, and you'll see downtown san francisco coming in at 55 degrees, so about four degrees warmer than. that we saw 24 hours ago. upper 50s for san jose. looks like san carlos and livermore are opening up to -- waking up to 59 degrees.

by about 12:00, we really don't see too many 60s around the bay. so mostly our coastal locations could actually get into the low 70s, and a majority of low 80s, potentially see something low 90s, and then as we push that clock forward to 3:00 p.m., you'll see that red start to trick until and filling in the screen, which does show the potential for some 90s. for the most part in the south pay, we'll keep it in the 80s. 85 for santa clara. we could be a couple of degrees warmer than that in campbell. however, those 90s are reserved for inland east bay valleys, concord coming in at 91, and antioch an afternoon high of 93 degrees. for the most part, we'll keep it in the 70s for east shores. an abundance of 80s in the north bay. plenty of sunshine for downtown san francisco. the hottest day of the week there with an afternoon high of

72 degrees. 64 for ocean beach. as we turn our attention to your satellite and radar picture, we don't have any fog or cloud cover hugging the coastline. we do have high pressure building in to all of california, so with that warmer weather on tap for the first day of summer solstice expected to be the hottest day of the week. however, we do have a change to talk about as we head into tomorrow. first things first. more than cloud cover will be spilling in as we head into the evening hours. we'll see a fix of fog and drizzle, afternoon sun, afternoon fog, and maybe some sunshine as we head into the next couple of days. looks like temperatures really struggle to get into the 70s for your inland areas, and keeping it in the upper 50s along the coast. a look at your weather. let's see how traffic is shaping up with george. >> it's a good start to the morning commute. we are not tracking any hot spots, no problems, major delays, or sig alerts. at the bay bridge plaza, light

drive with no problems on the approaches. for your ride 92 to the san mateo bridge, no problems have been reported. on the 101, golden gate bridge, smooth, with light traffic in both directions, and no problems with visibility here across the span, as you can see. looking at the traffic maps, you'll note there is plenty of green showing up for the ride on interstate 80, even 4 to the caldicott completely clear this morning. moving the maps down to the south bay for a look at your 101 ride through san jose. 81 in into mountain view. completely clear, and so is the ride for moran for 101 south bound. >> more police officers will patrol the bay view district after a recent jumpny number of shootings there. the police chief has now assigned his current class of

police academy graduates to the bay view for their 14 weeks of field training. >> i'm looking to get more people, more foot patrol, out there walking the beat, walking third street, walking leyland where a lot of our crime is happening, particularly through the hours of 7:00 and 10:00 p.m., when people are getting off of work, when gets are getting out of school, particularly their summer programs, to create a sense of security, soothe set of eyes and ears to work with the merchants, to work with the policing strategies that we already have in place. >> the new graduates, they're not rookies, all of them have been with other police departments, and this move will increase the police presence in the bay view by about a dozen officers each night, and some s.w.a.t. teams will also be september to the area. >> in an toast crackdown on vandals, san francisco is beefing up the number of police in city parks.

this comes as a result of vandals targeting a park which had just underwent a big renovation. nine patrol officers will be hired by the end of this year, paid for out of the city's general fund. >> it's 5:24. a live look for you here. let's hop outside and show you what it's at up at mount cam this morning. this is first day of summer. summer officially starting at 4:08 this afternoon, and it's going to be hot. we'll be right back. 4:09.

a quick check of weather. your seven-day around the bay. today being the first day of summer, it's going to be warm inland, a lot of 90s out there, and then we cool it off, unseasonably cool weather here as we head into the weekend, with our inland highs only getting up to about 70 degrees

on saturday. so enjoy today. looks like the warmest day of the next 7 ahead. >> well, happy hour could be returning to the city of hayward. since 2006, the city has banned happy hour and live music at full service restaurants. the city council is now discussing whether to lift that ban. the proposal is just for a six- month trial period. restaurants would be able to serve alcohol at reduced prices from 4:00 to 9:00, as long as they also off and her roared price nonalcoholic drinks and appetizers. well, in san francisco, could cars be allowed to park on market street? that's the question being asked right now, and the better market street plan wants to make one of the busiest corridors in the city a premier culture and economic center by banning cars. it would eliminate private vehicle for the entire stretch of that street. work shops will be held next month to gather more puck liquor. about the market. >> we're going to take a quick

break. our top stories are right after this, and of course a look at your forecast for today, as we take a live look outside. we'll be right back.

you can't get enough from our cam. we are seeing that sun come up, gorgeous skies out there. as you look at your temperatures right outside the door, 56 for palo alto, mid-50s for those in napa. looking ahead, looks like it's going to be the hottest day of the week. temperatures could sweep out to 90s for inland areas. as we head into tomorrow, that

cooldown comes in. fog will roll back into the bay area. i'll have a look at your 7-day coming. federal investigators will be back at the scene of a fire in west oakland that nearly a week ago shut down bart service. you might remember the headaches for that morning commute last thursday. we have more on, i guess, federal investigators back at the scene, huh, will? >> reporter: well, they've been here for quite some time now, but what they did over the past couple of days is talk to potential witnesses, security guards around this place. security guards are still around here. no word yet on if they'll rebuild this place. but this was supposed to be a five-story senior center. now it's a crime scene. here is video from last week's fire. at this point, they don't know what caused the fire.

reportedly a security guard was harassed moments before this place went up in a ball of flames. apparently three men might have harassed the security guard with one of them brandishing a weapon. that's why the oklahoma city fire department, they were asking -- why the oakland fire department, they were asking for any witnesses to come forward immediately after the fire. now in a couple of hours, they plan to go through there and click it some physical evidence, probably bring their dogs, and take whatever they find back to a laboratory to find out exactly what caused this fire. back to you. >> it will be interesting to see when they pinpoint exactly the origin of that fire, where it started and possibly look for signs of arson. will, thank you for that

update. >> teachers and parents of students at lake view elementary school are not giving up their fight to keep that school open. today marks the 6th day they have been camped out. they are demanding that lake view and four other schools in the visit remain open. police officers approached them against yesterday, telling them they have to leave, they're trespassing. oakland mayor jean kwan might have to pay out of her own pocket if the city fails to meet police internal affairs investigations. this from the occupy oakland protest. a judge has agreed to the city's plans for completing dozens of overdue investigations, but warned that he might fine the city for missing deadlines, and could each fine the mayor themselves.

the oakland city council has approved a $1 billion deal to turn the city's former army entice a logistics and warehousing center. the deal paves the way for developers to transform the base into a state of the art facility that manages the flow of cargo in and out of the port of oakland. the project is expected to bring thousands of jobs to the city. construction on that warehouse is not scheduled to start, though, until 2015. well, we didn't see a whole lot of action last night during the ethics commission hearing of suspended san francisco sheriff, but next week could be a different story. that is when we expect the sheriff himself to begin to testify, again in front of the ethics commission. the sheriff could be kicked out of the office permanently by may your ed lee. the mayor did us is pend him without pay for official misconduct charges in march. it stems from the sheriff's

guilty plea of misdemeanor false imprisonment, arising out of a new year's eve feist that he had with his wife, iliyana lopez. he apparently grabbed her arm hard enough that it bruised her. president obama has acknowledged that europe's economic situation could have a spillover effect on his re- election prospects. at the economic summit yesterday, the president expressed some confidence in europe's ability to fix it financial troubles, and back at home, he says congress needs to focus on boosting job creation and economic growth. he has pressed house republicans to support parts of his jobs agenda that so far has not a advanced very far in congress. a new poll is showing that likely voters view mitt romney has being much more out of touch with americans compared to president obama. in a new bloomberg poll,

president obama leads romney 53% to 40% among voters, despite giving the president some lower marks on his handles of the economy and deficit. the survey shows that voters view romney as weak in both style and substance, and that he has not repaired the damage done to his image during the republican primary. british authorities say that the wikileaks founder, julian assange is beyond their grasp. they were working with ecuador to reserve the situation. he said he was seeking political asylum, and ecuador says it is considering the request. he is fighting extradition to sweden. much more ahead here on the kron 4 morning news on this wednesday morning, where we are expecting a little bump in temperatures for today. things will really cool down.

we'll take a look at your forecast straight ahead, as we take a live look outside right now, from a beautiful shot showing us the sky line in san francisco. the sun up is. warm temperatures on the way, and wales want to talk about traffic, so you know what to expect when you hit the roads, right after this. finally carpet cleaning got easier.

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america's gymnastic hopefuls will first have to do well in san jose if they want a shot at london. next week the finals of the u.s. oh him pick trials. all over the city, you can sky getting ready for this big event. not only is it going to bring these world class at heats to the south pay, the event could also bring some money to the city. >> it's good for business, for the hotels and restaurants, and good for the image and reputation of san jose. the reputation for san jose to showcase the best activity in the sport in the world. it's going to be happen happening right here. >> the finals run from the 38th

of this month to the 1st of july, and the olympic team will be named at the end of the competition. officials at the hp pavilion say you can still get some tickets if you want to go, and the olympics start at the end of july. >> well, facebook is letting app developers charge fees as well as existing one-time payments for games and other apps on its site. the changes open up a whole new revenue stream for developers as well as for facebook, which takes a 30% cut. payments for virtual items like chips on zinga poker accounted for about 70% of facebook's revenue in the first quarter. murph much more ahead on this wednesday. let's take a quick break. we'll be back with much more as we take a live look outside right now from the ride on 680 and walnut creek. no hot spots out there, but we'll update you on your commute right after this. [ male announcer ] if you think any battery will do...

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here is a look at the stop stories. federal investigators will be be on the scene that big construction fire that shut down bart service last week. that fire cut off service for tens of thousands of commuters going across the bay. meanwhile, suspended san francisco sheriff testify's next week in front of an ethics commission. the hearings began last night, although not much happen. he could be booted out of office by mayor ed lee permanently for an incident on new year's eve with. today is the last chance for jerry sandusky to take the stand. jury deliberations could begin as soon as tomorrow. a nevada man is accused of stealing nearly $400,000 from the band pearl jam. since 2005, ricky goodrich worked as the groups tour accounts and cfo. but an internal investigation

found financial irregularities that included $6500 in bulk wine purchased, and 15,000 in road cash payments. goodrich has not been arrested. well, morgan hill police need your help tracking down a suspect in an apparent hit-and- run that left a manner with serious injuries over the weekend. police found joshua valdez unconscious lined up against a tree early saturday morning. valdez was on his way hope when he was hit, but police say they have little information about what happened after that. >> police in santa declare a have arrested a man for attacking his neighbor with a machete like weapon. they say jose leon went to his neighbor's house uninvited on saturday night, reportedly complaining about noise. that's when police say he came at his in addition with a large knife, but the victim was able to fight him off. he was arrested for assault with a deadly weapon, burglary, and resisting police officers.

well, autopsy results into the death of rodney king are not expected for several weeks, but we're now hearing that frantic 911 call from king's fiancee. listen as cynthia kelly describes what happened. >> well, kelly says she couldn't jump in after him, because she can't swim, but she says she did throw a shove spool the water to try and wake him up. king gained national attention when he was beaten by los angeles police officers, all of it caught on camera back in

1991, that sparked bun one of the deadliest riots in american history after those officers were acquitted one year later. >> firefighters fighting a fire that threatens a subdivision. the 20-acre blaze was started by three children under 10 years old, who were playing with fire, according to police. the children have been released to their parents, who could now be held liable for the cost of fighting the fire. the fire is being fought by numerous fire crews, a helicopter, and at least two tankers. well, let's get an update on weather and traffic. we'll begin with your forecast on this first day of summer. good morning, erica. >> good morning, james. it's certainly going to feel like summer as we head into the afternoon. right now we are enjoying clear conditions from our cam. so a gorgeous start to the morning. 54 in downtown san francisco. upper 50s waking up in hayward. and then as we check out where

temperatures will go into the afternoon, futurecast 4 shows by about lunchtime, we barely see any 60s around the bay area. most locations in the 70s, if not the 80s. and then as we advance the clock and push forward into 3:00 p.m., your afternoon highs, looks like we start to see some red fill in, which does show the potential for some 90s. you can see all of those 80 nhl the south bay with santa clara coming in at 85 degrees. keeping it in the low 80ed for mountain view and sunny valle. 92 degrees on tap for walnut creek. we'll keep but in the the upper 70s for castro valley. low 80 nhl union city, and then mostly sunny conditions, dry in the north bay with 82 on tap for novado. pretty be comfortable in downtown san francisco with an afternoon high of 72 degrees, a bit cooler along the coastline. daly city getting up to 69, and

75 expected for those along the peninsula this afternoon. as we look at your satellite and radar picture, we are clear along the coastline perform we don't have any cloud cover or fog to speak of. high pressure building all over california. warm weather expected throughout the state. looks like it will be the hottest day of the week, but we do have some changes to talk about as we head into the evening hours. first you will notice the cloud cover develop as we head into later on this evening. your seven-day around the bay forecast shows the potential for fog and drizzle tomorrow. temperatures really slide as we head into the weekend, but the good news is temperatures start to rebuild and climb as we start the next workweek been still looking at a pretty good commute, though there is a little something on the nimitz. i'll show you that in a mean. first let's start with a check of the bridges for you, as we look first at the bay bridge on the westbound ride, still very light with no problems heading to the toll plaza. this is an easy commute so far with no delays coming through

the mcarthur maize, and is a look at -- maze, and look at the golden gate bridge ride shows an easy commute here. volume building up, but no delays. and on the east pay, still a good ride for interstate 80, for highway 24. but there was a first report of an accident here on the nimitz freeway northbound at 5th, and it may be a big rig crash blocking the slow lane. so while there's no backup or delay credit, we'll keep an eye on that as a potential hot spot. west 580 heavy out of the alta month, but notation around dublin. your north bay ride through maynor county is still without -- marin county is still without delay as you head down to the golden gate bridge. a former tsa worker is now under arrest for allegedly groping a tsa agent at a florida airport. this is surveillance video from fort myers showing the woman,

carol price, getting a pat- down. price apparently disagreed with the procedures, and then demonstrated how she was screened by grabbing the supervisor's leg and crotch. price then tried to leave the airport, but was arrested. the tsa said that the pat-down was done cording to procedure. from what i've read, the woman was on the way to her brother's funeral, so that night have put her a little bit on edge, and then sort of responded back to the tsa agent, but she used to work there, so she says she knows these people, and the lawyer is saying it was just inappropriate and done incorrectly. >> well, we'll see what comes out of that. just didn't work out all right. >> we don't recommend doing that, obviously. >> no. quick break here at 5:52. a live look at few this morning. nice looking shot on this wednesday. we're halfway through the week. today, though, will be the hottest day of the week. we'll get updated numbers on the temperatures this afternoon

with erica in just a little bit.

the heat are now one win away from their second nba championship in six years. they rallied to beat the thunderstorm, and got to go up -- thunder. and got to go up 3 games to one. lebron james battled through leg cramps. if the thunder win tomorrow night, the series goes back to oklahoma city on sunday night for game 6. in baseball, we'll go to anaheim, where barry zito was roughed up for his third straight loss. he was tagged for 8 runs on 9 hits before being pulled in the 4th inning. albert pujols hit a three-run home prior zito even recorded an out, as the angels went on to beat san francisco 12-5. in

the loss, melky cabrera became the fastest giant to reach 100 hits, topping willie mays. for the a's, trip baseball rivalry continued in southern california. brandon mccarthy pitched 7 impressive innings, winning his third straight start. cocoa crisp reached four times and stole three bases as the a's beat the dodgers 3-1. and apparently all is not even when it comes to act stresses pay in hollywood. the top 10 act stresses get paid only 55% of what the top men make, but still their incomes aren't too shabby. take a look at the new list that just came identity. kristen stewart is now the highest paid actress right now, thanks to the twilight series, and her snow white and the huntsman, she made $34.5 million last year. second place was cameron diaz at $34 million, so not too far behind, and then comes sandra

bullock, angelina jolie, and then charlize theron. coming up, our top stories are just two minutes away. and of course a look at your weather and traffic outlook. stay with us.