details involving an officer shooting police felt they had no choice but to shoot a suspect. >> james: taken the could is the video this video shows violence and one of the weekend's games. more of that in a moment of first with an update on the forecast. >> erica: good morning james, happy tuesday it looks like as you step out the door we notice clear conditions around the bay area. the marine layer will

thicken as we get into the next couple hours, we could see partly cloudy conditions for the rest of the morning into the afternoon. it looks like that will burn off and we will see plenty of sunshine and temperatures are slightly warmer compared to what we had yesterday. in terms of the numbers right outside the door we see plenty of fifties, 47 in santa rosa, 40 for those in half moon bay, relatively warmer for hayward and fremont, as we see were the numbers will go into the afternoon, the future forecast shows a divide between the '60s and '70s a little bit cooler for the peninsula, and that on the shore. we could see some '70s developed for the livermore valley along the delta and portion of the north bay in places like san jose and as we advance the kyle--advanced o'clock closer we start to see a lot more yellow on the screen that means it will be a lot

more warmer than yesterday. it looks like tomorrow and the day after may be the warmest day of the weak mid '80s for your warmest, here is a full look at your seven day around the bay forecast coming up in just a minute. >> justine: thank you erica, here is a quick check on the bay bridge we are switching things over to see what is happening on the other side of the golden gate bridge, empty as usual. your ride on one to rwanda's vice and smooth. we start now--your ride on 101 is nice and smooth. we start now with the story about a pregnant woman attack on a bart train. >>anchor: there is a reasonable expectation of safety on the train. last friday woman was attacked as the train pulled into the concord station. you can see

that she is six months pregnant. >> someone sprayed something on my face. >> good thing i was looking down it did not get into my eyes, just a little bit but it did not burn that much. >> but i was able to see that i had to attackers. >>anchor: the police were able to identify to of the attackers. >> i ask them please do not attack the because i am pregnant. >> the first thing i did was sit on the floor and cover my stomach with my laptop. since i was screaming he started punching me in my face, on my eye, here, and he tried hitting me in my mouth when i continue to scream and trouble while the other girl was holding me in trying to grab my items.

>> i was asking everyone on the train to help me, please help me i am pregnant. >>anchor: the girl managed to break free and get off the train the police arrested the two at a station shortly after. they both have previous criminal histories and the young girl says that she is scared to ride on bart anymore. >> james: reggie kumar is taking a look at what happened with a shooting suspect. >>anchor: paulmorales was wanted on a child abuse charge when the investigators approach him they say he was armed and

tried to attack the officers they say one officer shot during the struggle to protect himself. they said paul morales was shot he underwent surgery and is expected to be ok. >> james: in oakland the police department is struggling with the amount of officers patrolling the streets on any given day about 100 officers are supposed to be on patrol an answer about 655 calls. the work load is starting to take its toll on the force. about 90 officers are not fully deployable because of illness or injury at this time. they say that this is affecting public safety for the city. >> it should be concern for the city of oakland because what crime rises the only have a skeleton force of officers available. public safety is certainly in jeopardy. >> james: 10 police academies are scheduled for the next few months that to

help. those officers should be ready for patrol next year >> justine: . san francisco police undercover last night at the giants' game. >> justine: last year a fight left bryan stow one of the participants with brain damage. the this is the first time that the police have used this type of tactic and a giants game. as a looking, some fans did get physical. this is what fans were doing in the stands and it looks like in the parking lot. a fight broke out after an a's fan apparently poured beer on a female giants fan. the giants fan gets knocked to the ground and in several a's fans start kicking him.

police showed up to break up the fight. >> james: yesterday the judge denied a request for a mistrial in the case of a man accused of beating a priest. the man says he cannot get a fair trial. we have video of william lynch, he is wearing the red tie he is charged with attacking him two years ago. he claims that he and his brother were attacked--abuse at a camping trip while they were young. >> james: dozens of supporters were outside and father vendor return to the stand and took the fifth amendment refusing to answer any more questions. lynch supporter sayl thatendor is lying. --say

that lendor is lying. >> we know that he has molested thousands of children. it is satisfying in a court of law to have that recognized and for the survivors of that abuse is satisfying to have their voice heard. >> in a case like this where there were two people present in the room during the assault but to not have the main witness testify that is going to be a problem for the district attorney's office. >> i understand the district attorney's office needed to bring this case and it will have to validate if they could still prove it. >> james: the judge denied a motion for a mistrial. bay putlendor on the stand even though they knew he would like in--he would lie.

>> james: now all three industries in the futures are up right now. just slightly. take a look. >> james: home prices and consumer confidence reports will be out later this morning. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news on this tuesday morning, we are just getting started as we take a live look outside at our roof camera and san francisco, weather and traffic straight ahead stay with us.

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>> justine: the district attorney says that he tried to withdraw from the case the day before jury selection started but the judge refused his request. the repeal cannot be filed until after sentencing which is expected in about 90 days. >> james: we have a quick break with much more straight ahead. the restrictive view from the golden gate bridge. having i start this morning. it will be a little cloudy as we head into the morning.

>> james: a while fire has forced the evacuation of thousands of people near colorado springs. this started on saturday and has burned about 3,500 a.. it is

one of seven active while fires. >> the whole time i saw smoke and flames coming up. i was waiting to find out if my house was still there. >> james: this is the only fire that is causing problems. the hyde park fire has already destroyed more than 240 homes. >> justine: and canada, heavy rain has forced many people out of their homes. homes were destroyed in several cars were washed down the street others are buried in debris. drinking water from the entire town has now been contaminated. residents have been advised not to drink the tap water. >> justine: let us go to florida where a tropical

storm debbie is slowly moving off the gulf coast at only three mph threatening up to 2 ft. of rain in the region. that means the possibility of even more flooding for north florida and the panhandle region in the coming days. parts of the interstate highways across northern florida already closed because the standing order. forecasters say this will continue to be a problem as the storm crosses the state and into the atlantic. here is one of the result of the rainfall that has been going down from debbie. this is the giant sinkhole near gainesville. it is roughly 60 ft. long and 20 ft. deep. the ground is giving way after several inches of rain fell on sunday. it is the highest ever recorded >> justine: justine that storm is just going so slow it is dumping rain down on florida. >> erica: those were some

impressive pictures. nothing the storm is very active the yellow indicates moderate to heavy rainfall right now. and isolated storms will amount could be in excess of 25 in.. flooding is definitely the biggest concern here. we have already have one fatality associated with the storm. in a slow-moving but it has been pretty hard to track in terms of where it is headed since its developed over the weekend. we will keep you abreast of any of the updates on the kron4 morning news. now taking it over to the weather here in the bay area it is quite the contrary. we do not have any wet weather to speak of working up to clear skies in downtown san francisco, and in terms of the temperature is right outside the door for the most part we see fifties. >> erica: as we progress into the afternoon, you'll notice that the conditions will be a little bit warmer

compared to yesterday. expect an abundance of '70s. >> erica: it looks like we could have some low eighties for areas like antioch, pittsburgh and others. >> erica: it looks like we will be in the upper 60 for the he shores. >> erica: downtown san francisco could reach an afternoon high of 66 degrees. >> erica: your seven day around the bay forecast shows the next two upcoming days. keeping it in the '70s for your bay locations and we will see mostly sunny conditions and it looks like the fog will make its comeback. that seems to be the case starting into the next work week. now and the

traffic center we are not looking at any hot spots. we have overnight construction with no surprises there. now let us take this out to the bay bridge toll plaza we have smooth conditions out open into the city. with the san mateo bridge there are no problems to alert you to there. >> erica: the golden gate bridge it's nice easy, maybe a little bit of fog there, and on the traffic map we will see a lot of green on the roadway sensors. no problems in the south bay and your ride coming out of navato and the san francisco is a pretty quick and easy 23 minute trip. >> james: thank you erica. now this gun operation known as fast and furious has the california republican saying that there is no evidence that the white house was involved in a cover up. that suggestion was made by

>> john speaker boehner. >> justine: the u.s. department of education finds that students at for- profit institutions are having trouble paying off their student loans. the school could lose federal student aid. the rule posed by the obama and metrician last year said those enrolled in career training program should be able to get a job and pay off student loans when they graduate however, the agency finds that the students and the programs represent 46 percent of student loan dollars that are in default. >> justine: college students and parents of college students the story is for you. before you start loading funds on that student i.d. card and swiping a around campus you may want to check the fine print. >>anchor: student i.d. cards that double as the cards are popping up universities all over the country with the convenience could come at a price. a new study from a

national consumer group found 900 colleges and banks have partnerships. that means that half of all college students have access to the car. most are used to give out financial aid refunds. students trust the services of some in the college has given them a thumbs up. these cards may have hi-fi's like atm and overdraft charges. in the meantime, school are reaping the benefits of like a new contract between ohio state university in huntington bank they will funnel $25 million to the school over the next 15 years. add that to the $100 million that will be invested in neighborhoods around the campus through this deal and you are looking at a pretty substantial cash flow. the university says that the relationship with the bank is simply a partnership and they have taken steps to protect students. >>anchor: there is a

convenience factor in this many students take their student card everywhere so they all attended the car. with their picture on the car, they do not have to worry about getting it checked. >> james: we will take a quick break here and let us take quick look outside. that is pretty light traffic this morning we will see how it develops over the course of the day, we will be right back.

their latest attempt to adapt to a major shift in the technology industry. >> james: you may not have noticed it the facebook has quite a change your e-mail information. this allows you

to communicate with others outside of your e-mail. if you not like the change you can reset the profile information back to the way it was. >> james: penalties for driving with a cellphone can become more stiff. aaa finds that motorists are more likely to obey traffic laws when there are stiffer for the first offense and $60 for each subsequent offense. >> justine: a major on-line travel site has now found that the type of computer use may have something to do with what you are willing to spend on hotels. orbit's customers that use the mac

computers spend about 30 percent more for a hotel when they booked through a fight. orbits is trying to find out different ways of showing hotel options to mac users. they also found that mac users are 40 percent more likely to book a four- star or five-star hotel. the travel agency stresses that it does not show the same rooms to mac and windows users to with different prices. what type of computer you are using? >> james: they know everything, it is kind of scary if you stop to think about what they really can track online. >> james: we will have a full forecast coming up.

>> erica: good morning, here is our future forecast for.

as you can see a lot of the green turns to yellow, it indicates for the most part temperatures sitting in the '70s. we do believe we will have sunny conditions. we could see some low 80's in places like any not, fairfield, and it's a bird. --in places like antioch, fairfield, and its burke. your extended forecast seven day around the bay shows what it looks like.

>> james: he is a quick look at the bridges. >> justine: 2 people are in custody for beating a pregnant woman and trying to rob her on a bart train this all happened right in the middle it happened at 3:30 p.m. friday afternoon as the train pulled into the conference station. the bart police have identified patuca suspects. they a chat--they attacked a young woman on the train she says that she use her laptop to protect her stomach was the attacker. >> as i was screaming they started to attack me in my face and my eye, and he

tried to cover my mouth but i continued to scream and struggle and the other girl actually was holding in trying to grab my items. >> i was looking at everyone on the train asking them to please help me but no one did. >> justine: she managed to get free and off the train park police arrested the two suspects at the pittsburg station shortly after the attack. >> james: the oakland police department is struggling with the amount of officers patrolling the streets it is just not enough on any given a 100 officers are supposed to patrol the streets and they are supposed to respond to about 655 called for service. that work load is stretching them then. about 90 officers are not deployable because of illness and injury. the police officers association says that this is beginning to affect public safety. >> as crime rises, the city

of oakland only as a skeleton force of officers developed some of them.-- officers available to serve them. >> justine: the man accused of murdering several people is back in court. juan goe is facing three attempted murder charges. this is video from that day. they say he was upset about a tuition dispute he allegedly confessed to being the shooter but in court he pled not guilty to of the charges. now nine new police officers will hit the street after the city received a federal grant of $3.6 million, this was one of 250 selected nationwide to receive money from this

grant money. to get it they had to fill the position with veterans who served more than 190 days in the military since the 9/11 attacks. >> james: all of that evidence from a west a construction site is nothing and allies. officials say by today or tomorrow they will be able to say whether the cause of the fire was accidental, arson, or if they can determine that. it was about one week or within a half ago that this was the scene. flames lit up the night skies since last thursday more than two dozen agents appeared with firearms. explosives may be the cause of this. >> james: meanwhile there were unless the rest of some of the area. it was a three day suite. it ended with the

rescue of six under age girls that were picked up and open. seven men alleged to be their camps--pimps were arrested. the girls that range from age to 16 to 17 are now in custody. >> kids are often very innocent and the post private information and what happens is that these pressures take advantage of them and exploit them. you can take a person that gets intoxicated and put themselves in a compromising position. perhaps some video was taken and next there pulled into this dark underworld they feel so embarrassed and humiliated that they just cannot pull themselves out of it. >> james: this is a mug shot of one of the man that was taken into custody, more reef ivey was taken into custody on pimping and pandering.

>> james: gov. jerry brown is promoting a plan that will keep calls from going up. >> james: freezing tuition costs will save the cal state students from paying an increase that is set to begin this fall. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news we have a lot to get to. >> justine: we have a live look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is light, we will be right back.

>> justine: a new study of funds that the number of people that died in 2001 from h1n1 maybe of

originally higher than first estimated. 59 percent of the deaths occurred in south east asia and africa the cdc says that these investments could be used to improve the new public-health response during future pandemic. >> james: it is a shame that fish cannot use posters because there are a lot of pop tarts are around there. a truck full of pop tarts loss control and crashed into the water. the big tragedy with lost all those pop tarts. no one was injured. >> james: now let us take in look, we have no major traffic this morning in a pretty easy ride out there. we will be right back.

>> justine: good morning

what and odd weather pattern we are in. erica has our forecast. good morning. >> erica: good morning to you testing. today may be a little bit warmer than yesterday we can expect mid '80s as the head into tomorrow and the day after that. when you wake up we see an abundance of clear conditions. it is a little breezy in the higher elevations. as we the ahead, with the mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the '60s and '70s later this afternoon. tomorrow, expect warmer conditions and more 80's for the inland areas. it looks like we will continue the mild weather pattern and dry weather with no wet weather to speak of. in terms of the numbers outside the door we see fifties with no surprises. >> erica: as we see where

the numbers will go into the afternoon hours, the future forecast predicts by 12:00 p.m. we will see maybe 60 for the peninsula and the coastline. for those residing along the shores you will see '60s, and the yellow indicates that we have some low '70s for the north bay areas. >> erica: as we push the clock in closer to the afternoon about 3:00 p.m., you can see a lot of the green starts to turn into yellow can be actually have some warned on the screen that indicates the potential for some low 80s. >> erica: in the south bay, you can anticipate '70s. it looks like evergreen could get close to the 80 degree mark. >> erica: we have upper '70's for those in concord

and 68 for castro valley. >> erica: we look like we will be pretty comfortable for the e shores. >> erica: 66 for downtown san francisco and 67 for san bruno. >> erica: your seven day around the bay extended forecast shows that we warm up as we head into tomorrow. we are talking mid '80s for your warmest in the areas. --inland areas. >> erica: the will notify you of any changes in the weather department. but taking a look at traffic, take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we have a couple more cars on the road. traffic is still moving well. there are no metering lights to deal

with. if you are heading over to the san mateo bridge, south bound 880 looks well. traffic is flowing freely with a lot of space in between cars. taking it over to the traffic map, all is well. now this is usually one of the first spots to really back up around the area but that is to not the case anymore. there are no accidents to report on the nimitz freeway this morning. for those driving along the peninsula, it looks like we are free of any pot holes. >> erica: if you are planning on taking public transit, it looks like they're problem free with no delays to speak of just yet. >> justine: bay area real- estate is hot, red hot. kay thompson reports that multiple offers means that homes are selling well above the asking price

>>anchor: this home sold for more than $1 million over the $2.4 million asking price. it closed at $3.5 million and it is not the only one. this home on lake st. was asking $1.6 million but it sold for $2.2 million in the beginning of may. one reason for this is that the realtors says that inventory is at its lowest level in years leaving buyers with few options also driving prices sky high, investors coming in with all cash offers and sellers intentionally low balling prices to start a bidding war. now most recently we have the facebook ipo. the bidding wars are back in silicon valley. sellers put this on the market for $849,000 and got more than 50 offers and sold to an all cash buyer for more than $1

million. >> james: the giants are closing in on first place. >> james: san francisco went on to beat the dodgers. >> james: the giants are now within two games of their arch rivals. >> james: in seattle, tom malone became the first open a is working to earn a wins before the all-star break. >> james: the a's pitcher allowed seven hits and no walks. >> justine: president obama

touch on a sore subject last night as a white top fan he thanked them for the third baseman kevin you please. p >> i just want to say finally, thank you for yukles. >> i am just saying that he will have to change the color of his socks. [laughter] >> i did not think i would get any people booing me but i guess i should not have brought that up. my mistake. >> justine: yukles was a part of the 2004 and 2007 world championship series

teen he is now wearing a different pair of socks. >> james: look at that, wedding photographs gone wrong. the bride, the groom in their entire wedding party were taking photographs saturday when the doc gave way. there were some scary moments for the pride in her gown got soaked and it was so heavy that she had trouble getting out of the water. they all laughed it off they're now taking their honeymoon and hopefully they and their swimsuits. >> justine: why it is the groom not helping the bride out of the water? she picked the right bridesmaids. >> justine: now take a look at the golden gate bridge, traffic is light. we have your full with a report

coming up right here on the kron4 morning news.

>> justine: san francisco school dish of workers are making efforts to right a wrong after that accidently painted over a school mural. students at the horace mann school spend well over a year painting a beautiful miro. about two weeks ago school workers accidentally painted over. they were ordered to repaint the walls, they did not know that the children's bureau was supposed to be protected. the district has issued an apology and promised to work with administrators to restore the students' work. jeopardy host alex drawback is up and about. he is recovering-- jeopardy host alex trek back

is recovering from a mild heart attack. the 71 year- old at the tribeca is expected to fully recover.

>> mark: and pregnant woman attack on bart in broad daylight will hear about the details in a moment. >> darya: an officer involved shooting police of they had no choice but to shoot a suspect.

>> james: today is going to be a touch warmer than yesterday similar to yesterday's we will start out somewhat clearer. inman, the highs will be in the upper--inland, the highs will be in the upper '70's. now on to traffic. >> george: the walnut creek in the change has a disabled a big rig. here it is stuck in the two right-hand lanes. it does have the potential to be a big problem. they will try to move this to the shoulder and get a mechanic out there to see if they can repair this problem. but right now there is no problem but it is a potential for a hot spot. >> darya: san francisco police officers are going

undercover wearing a different shade of blue today. will tran is at the at&t ballpark explaining what is going on with the rivalry and why it has come to this. >> understand bryan stow is the reason for this beefed up security. here is video of last night's game. >>anchor: the police officers had to be convinced by the san francisco police chief go ahead and put away your dark navy and put on the dodgers uniform. go around, be yourself and let us wait to see if any giants fans antagonize you, hopefully that does not

happen but if it does there will not be a lot of lag time. there will be a lot of officers around and they will quickly make an arrest. but this is nothing new for the san francisco police department. about four, or five months ago when the san francisco 49ers play the new york giants, they had the undercover of shoes walk around in giants here to make sure that the giants fans were not acting rowdy as well. this is something i am sure a lot of the fans are welcoming. >> darya: yes, i know they have always been undercover but now i guess the want to be more on the cover. and this is not the only game that we have had since the bryan stow incident and those have gone ok. >>anchor: everything is fine. i have been too many games, and decision got into the game their officers in full uniform. but this time

the officers probably would to some sports store and bought their uniform i can imagine that the chief is telling them to play it up and be more of a dodgers fan and see if any giants fans really respond to that. >> mark: 2 people are now in custody for attacking a pregnant woman trying to rob her on bart in the middle of the day. this all happened friday afternoon around 3:30 p.m.. the train pulled into a concord station. the bart police identified the two victims who attacked the young woman. he saw the picture of her bruises there. she said that she use her laptop to shield her stomach to protect her pregnanciey. >> since i was screaming, he started hitting me in the face and eyes continued to

scree--scream. >> i was looking at everyone on the train asking them to please help me i am pregnant. >> mark: she managed to get off the train and the bart police arrested the two suspects right after that. >> darya: and any help man is recovering after he was shot by a police officer yesterday. paul morella is was wanted on a parole violation and felony abuse charges to a child. he was taken to hospital where he is expected to recover from the entries. >> mark: the oakland police department is struggling with the amount officers patrolling the streets on any given day about 100 officers are supposed to be on patrol. they're supposed answer about 650 calls per day. this starting to take a

toll on the police force. why, 90 officers are out due to illness or injury. they say this is affecting the public safety. >> it should be concerning to the citizens of oakland because as crime rises they only have a skeleton force of officers to serve them. public safety is certainly in jeopardy. >> mark: there are two police academy to settle for the next 10 months. those officers should--should be ready for patrol some time last--next year. >> darya: now this is a picture of a missing man. they say he contacted a stranger through an application on his phone last tuesday and has not been seen since. they're looking for any information on this. >> mark: keeping our eye on wall street, all three

futures are up slightly right now. >> mark: the dow was off 138 points yesterday. home prices and consumer confidence reports are coming out later this morning. >> mark: watching spain if they're baring cost double-- their borrowing cost doubled. the demand was strong for spanish bonds but then they are starting to decline. >> mark: the top european union is asking people to use the year-old.--use the

euro to save the euro currency. this plan will be debated this week. >> darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes, as they live with outside at san francisco while we're waiting for some sunshine as you can see there are not many clouds in the way, we will be right back. [ bell ringing ] ♪ in a world where ♪ there is so much to see ♪ there's still no other place

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>> darya: the depiction of jerry sandusky the mural has been replaced. this latest to erase the image of the disgraceful football coach following his conviction on charges of abusing boys. also on this mural there are to read hand prints one

belongs to a sexual assault survivor and the others are from the 12 jurors that convicted him. his attorney says that he plans to appeal. >> darya: the jury found him guilty on 45 charges of child sex abuse. his attorney says it should be thrown out because he had ineffective counsel. >> darya: they cannot file until after the sentencing with--which is expected in about 90 days. >> mark: we will be right back, we take a quick look at traffic and things are starting to brighten up.

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>> darya: a raging wildfire has forced the evacuation of thousands of people. so far it has burned 3,500 a. it is

only one of seven active while fires that are burning out of colorado. here is what one person that would evacuated from the fire had to say. >> the whole time, smoke and flames were coming up. i was on needles and pans waiting to find out if my house was still there. >> darya: that fire actually destroyed 240 homes. >> mark: we are watching tropical storm debby in florida. here is some of the damage. >> mark: the flooding will continue in the florida panhandle over the coming days. parts of the highways of part no.--across north

florida are flooded. here is one result of all of the rain fall from tropical storm debby, check out this sinkhole in gainesville. the ground is giving way after several inches of rain fell here. >> mark: 01 to bay area weather in the home of the first james fletcher has more on the tropical storm that is going nowhere. >> james: that is the problem is barely moving. it is moving so slow it will take the next maybe two or three days for to finally clear florida. it is such a slow mover that the rain holds up pretty quickly. again, there will be about three more days of steady rain before it leaves the state. back in the bay area we are doing all right. temperatures are doing ok.

san francisco was at 54, san jose is at 55 degrees. >> james: it is up in the north bay that with the mid to upper 40's, otherwise we are looking to mid to upper 50s generally everyone around the bay. >> james: by noon temperature to be in the '60s for the inland valleys and that is warmer than yesterday. by 3:00 p.m. we will see the possibility of a 80 degree weather. most likely will see upper '70's. here is a quick tour of the bay area. it is looking for anything from 71 in fremont all the way to 79 and downtown san jose should have warmer conditions as we head south on 101. east bay you looking from 65 to 73 degrees. as you head over the hill and into the valleys, that is who will get back into the upper '70's and maybe some low 80s

as you can see on this map. san francisco downtown about 65. across the north bay we have a mid to upper '70's. here is the weather for the next three days. and looking for conditions to warm up some more into tomorrow and maybe one degree warmer. >> james: there will be some minor cooling for saturday and sunday we will show that to you with your seven day around the bay coming up. now on to traffic. >> george: we continue to keep our eye on the walnut creek in a change. we are not tracking any hot spots but the potential of what could happen here. it is just south of highway 24, you can see that if it the green that is blocking two or three lanes of traffic. that is not the normal commute section, most of the traffic turned off here.

south main street is right out here. the disabled big rig is about here in the southbound direction. so far, we have managed to avoid a back up. here is a quick look at your ride on the bay bridge, your west bound commute looks nice. here is a nice look at the golden gate bridge ride, we are delayed freak not only across the span, but through marin county. >> mark: gov. jerry brown is promoting a plan that will keep college tuition from going up. he has placed a tax hike on the november ballot alone with a sales tax increase. this could save cal state students from paying a $500 increase that is set to begin in the fall. >> darya: the u.s.

department of education find students in career programs at for-profit institutions are having trouble paying off their student loans. the schools could lose federal student aid as a result of this. the gainful employment rules and to make sure that those enrolled in career training programs are actually able to get a job and pay off their student loans however, the agency finds that the students in these programs represent 46 percent of all student loan defaulters. >> mark: a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues. traffic is moving smoothly on the golden gate bridge.

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>> james: here is a quick update on the weather. here is a live view right now it is fairly clear and sunny

this morning. we are expecting the same conditions as we head into the evening game. temperatures should be right around 58 degrees. it will be a little on the cool side. there should be a good time at the ballpark as the giants host the dodgers once again. >> darya: penalties for driving with a cellphone may become even stiffer thanks to a new study that finds current bans on distracted driving are not reducing the number of crashes. aaa fines motorists are more likely to obey traffic laws when there is a stiffer penalty. the california senate approved a bill raising fines. the following is $30 for the first offense and $60 for each one after that. connecticut and new jersey and someone other states that have to impose higher fines for distracted driving.

>> mark: microsoft paid $1.2 billion to purchase it yammer. this is an internet startup that build a social network similar to facebook. the acquisition represents microsoft's latest attempt to adapt to the latest shift in the technology industry it is fueling demand for more internet services and social networking tools. they raise about $142 million since its inception >> mark: facebook is quietly changing your e-mail content information instead of displaying the address that you designated is now showing a new automatically generated address for you. you have a new e-mail that you may not have even known about. it allows into contact others outside of the e-mail clients. facebook says that they are looking to make it consistent across

the site. if he did not like it, you can reset your profile information act the way it was. >> darya: san francisco city officials unveiled a mobile application the police officers will use to file reports remotely and lookup cases. it will have speech detection software and will connect to the department's data base and expect to save the officer's time. the police chief says this will allow them to maintain a physical presence in the neighborhood. it is a pilot project that is being funded with $100,000 donation by the san francisco citizens initiative for technology and innovation. we will be back lending couple of minutes, let us take a live look at the approach to the bay bridge then looks quite nice. we will be right back.

>> mark: welcome back was find out if it will warm up. >> james: take a look at the camera on the roof. as we look ahead in the forecast, things will be nice as we head towards the weekend. it is mostly sunny this afternoon, we will settle and the high '70's maybe even some low 80s. we will cool off just a touch, just a couple of degrees for the beaten leaving low eighties for saturday and sunday. your seven day around the bay is right around the corner. >> george: we continue to watch one of crete interchange and the effect of the gridlock the right- hand lanes. this is a potential hot spot was so far did not locking up the ride. >> darya: if you have filled

up your tank lately, you have probably noticed that prices have been consistently falling. to bring you more news faster, let us go to san francisco. now we're looking at the prices that are above the national average i have noticed that they have definitely gone down. >> anyone who s filled up lately has seen a drop in the last couple weeks of last month or so. >> if you have a 20 gal. tank, you will save about $6 on each phillip. --each fill

up. >> this is the lowest that we have seen it since january of this year. oriole prices have plummeted. >> we will take anything at this point because we were paying $4.30 per gallon at one point. now there is a little bit of bad news. our average is $3.82 and south carolina it is $2.90. >> darya: you know what, they are in south carolina but i am not. i'm here and i like it here but i really do notice it. i have a larger tank and i notice that to fill my car up, it is $10

less. >> absolutely, you definitely feel the difference. >> mark: i hear the south carolina is pretty nice at this time of year. now the city of hayward is adding nine police officers have to the city received a grant of $3.6 million. this was given to over 200 cities across the nation selected to receive money to get the money they had to say they would fill the positions with the veterans that had served 180 days in the military since 9/11. >> darya: we could know today or tomorrow with the cause of the fire at this side was an accident or arson. it caused a traffic nightmare. it shut down the translate to for bart. it was so close to that bart station. you can see with

the firefighters faced when they got there. >> darya: more than two dozen agents have been looking for evidence and the cause of this fire. >> mark: the trial is scheduled to continue for the man accused of attacking a retired priest. the man accused of attacking the priest says that his--he cannot get a fair trial is video of the man, he is 44 year-old he--his name is william lynch. he attacked father lender he says that he did because he and his brother were molested by the priest on a camping trip more than 35 years ago of a lender was never charged. yesterday father lender return to the witness stand and pled the fifth. he refused to answer any more

questions. critics say that he is lying and hiding the is not amount to a confession. >> we know that he had molested countless children. there are more victims coming forward every day. i guess it is satisfying in a court of law to have that recognized. >> it is not unheard of to have a case where the victim describe testify but in a case like this where there were two people present in london during the assault to not have the main witness testify that will be a problem for the district attorney's office. i can understand that the district attorney's office needed to bring the case but they will have to evaluate whether or not they can still prove it.

>> darya: we are following a developing story out of san francisco, authorities are searching for a man that apparently fell into the water off of. 32. will tran is live with the details. >>anchor: the search is seven hours old. you can see a squad car at the end of the pier as well as another car. reportedly the man fell into the water at 10:30 p.m. last night. we do not know who placed the phone call into the police department first. the fire department responded, they left a couple hours ago. when they responded, they call out the coast guard to aid with this search. that appears to be a coast guard boat and the water. they have a helicopter that is circling looking for the man. we only know that he was when a blue shirt and jeans at the time. when we get more information i plan to run

over there and talk with a police officer and the coast guard to get more information on this and find out his chances of surviving. it is pretty warm this morning so perhaps the water is not too cold. maybe he is still alive this morning. >> darya: i will let you go so that you can get some more information we will check back with you thanks a lot. >> mark: in addition to seven murder charges come juan goe is accused of going on a murder rampage back in april. a school administrator said that he was upset about tuition disputes. he pled not guilty to all charges. >> justine: the missing san francisco man is now back at home. 22 year old as and flannery was last seen when he left to meet someone

online according to his mother's facebook page he was having fun with his new friend when his self on battery died and economically charges. he then saw his own missing posters plastered around the city and that is when he returned home. >> darya: we will be back with more and a few minutes, let us take a live look outside at san francisco from our roof camera. we will be right back.

>> mark: a nationwide bus by the fbi targeted child prostitution. it was a three day sweep in the bay area. it resulted in the rescue of six clear and to consult the people and often, san francisco, and san raphael. seven men that were alleged to the camps were also arrested. --alleged to be

pimps were also arrested. police say it is that unusual for human traffickers to use a web pages like facebook. >> kids often are innocent in a post private information and would happen to you have a young person that it's intoxicated and put themselves in a compromising position perhaps the video was taken and the next thing you know there pulled into this dark underworld of being exploited because they felt so embarrassed and humiliated that they just cannot pull themselves out of it. >> mark: here is a mug shot of one of the man that was taken into custody he was arrested for painting and pandering. --pimping and pandering. >> darya: here is a new study, the number of people that die from the h one in

one can kick may be about 50% higher. this was commonly known as the swine flu. >> mark: we have a quick break from the kron4 morning news. we have a warmer day expected in downtown mall the creek today.

>> mark: bay area sports, the giants are close to first place. barry's legal is back.--barry zito is back

that is the first time he's earned a victory since may of 2009. >> mark: the next game is tonight at 7:15 p.m.. >> mark: now malone needed an estimated second home run. the a's only had three hits and they still won the game. game 2 of that series is tonight in seattle. >> darya: president obama touched on a sore subject last night while joking at a fundraiser in boston. he's asked them for the fan favorite kevin youkilis who

was just traded. >> president barak obama: finally i just want to say thank you for youkilis. [boo] >> president barak obama: i am just saying, he will have to change the color of his socks. [laughter] >> president barak obama: i did not think that people would boo me. i guess i should not have brought of baseball my mistake. >> darya: they did not like that. >> mark: they did not like that at all, but they love youklilis. >> darya: you just do not go

there. you did not want to alienate any fans. >> mark: he was a great fan favorite there he was a part of the world famous team in 2004 and 2007 traded to the white sox, the president's team. it was funny nonetheless. [laughter] >> james: good morning, here is the view from mount tancam, it is a little breezy out there. yesterday we had the wind out there and it will be like that again. in fact we will start off this morning on a clear note. we have mild temperatures in fact right now, there are low 50s generally around the bay area's.

>> james: has for this afternoon by noon, the clouds will fall off and we have mostly sunny skies. this is the pattern for the afternoon. >> james: we even get close to a degrees. let us give you a quick look at what the temperatures are expected to look like at 3:00 p.m.. >> james: for the south bay, you see a wide range of '70s. sixties around the media water and then get back up into the '70s as and head north to the golden gate bridge and into the wine country. today, we have a few degrees warmer than

yesterday and tomorrow we will ramp up the temperatures even more. thursday we have 85 degrees on tap. >> james: it looks like to hang on to a warm summer like pattern as we head into the weekend. >> george: we continued to keep file on the walnut creek the interchange a tow truck has just arrived on scene. have had him disabled a big rig in the right lane for the last hour. so far it is not backing things up so that is good news. 168 the road south as you head down towards the san ramon valley that is still a good ride. it is a little sluggish for the west bound 580 commute. as we continue down to the south bay we have a pretty good ride for the south bay freeway with no problem for

101, 2804 highway 85. and as we look at the bay bridge it is still pretty light. >> darya: thanks allot george. the san francisco school district has workers that are making efforts to correct they're wrong, they accidentally painted over a school mural that the students made. the students spent over one year painting it on the school wall and then about two weeks ago, the school district workers painted over it. i do not know if they miss understood the orders of if they do not have any idea or what, but they were told to repaint the walls, and maybe that was not supposed to be included or whatever but they painted over. the district apologized and promised to work with the

ministry to somehow restore the students' work. >> mark: we will be right back has the kron4 morning news continues. we have a live look outside. we hope your fourth of july plans include kron4. >> mark: we are the only station to bring the local fireworks a live, that is fourth of july at 9:00 p.m. at kron4. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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