recover the murder weapon right near the elderly person's home the was it what type of weapon would use the name of the suspect and a female victim will not be released until relatives

have been notified we will keep you updated. news from overnight, tropical storm debby has been downgraded to a tropical depression forecasters expect the storm to turn towards the east this morning and head up north. it will start to pick up speed it has sat motionless for days right off the floor panhandle drenching the state for at least four days straight. it is sitting about 110 mi. west. the storm strength is weakening it is true, the true toll of the damage is just finally being realized this morning. overnight the wild fires burning out of control in colorado continue to cause problems. more than 2100 people have been ordered to evacuate from the air force academy that is right near this wildfire. it has burned an unknown number of homes near colorado springs. county

officials have ordered an estimated 32,000 people to leave at the 136 square mile high park fire. it is damaged over 260 homes. scott stock that is now the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy it is $26 million in debt, officials cannot reach an agreement with creditors. lifetime health benefits for retired stock in employees' and their spouses are at the height of this bankruptcy. the costs ballooned and now the city cannot pay up. they may cut trying to balance the budget. this bankruptcy decided them completely out of the woods. city leaders say there is no guarantee that this will solve the problems. an initiative now

headed to the state government in managing its budget as we approach the vote in november the secretary of state's office certify the measure. this initiative will move the state to a two-year budgeting cycle and give the governor more power to act in fiscal emergencies. still ahead on the kron4 more news, we will look back on the life of a woman that left a legacy in classic movie moments. we will be right back.

>> justine: the search has been called off for a 27 year-old man believed to have fallen into the san francisco bay. we covered the story through yesterday morning on kron4 morning news. the u.s. coast guard said the man disappeared shortly after he and a friend walked to their cars parked near pier 32. authorities believe the man may have fallen off the pier was a friend was on the phone. no foul play is suspected in the men's disappearance and authorities said that alcohol may have been a factor. we have much more ahead of confident when the state with us we have a lot to get to as we take a live look at outside at what is happening at the golden gate bridge. erica has a great forecast for us right after this.

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of police is not responding to questions about staffing problems in the department right now there are about 90 offices that cannot be deployed because of injury or illness. that is usually about 50 the police officers association said that it is because officers can carry an incredible amount of work load in oakland. we had a chance to talk with the police chief howard jordan he says the department is now working to fix the problem. >> this is very important for us. with those number of officers being out, that means there are 90 in less officers able to respond to this city problems. we are looking to ask the city to fund an additional position to help manage the workers' comp claims. i have also hired an human-resources supervisor and her job is to help us organize some of our return to work strategies such as increased training and awareness for staff in terms of how to get, how do

you prevent yourself from getting injured. a wellness program and things like that so that we can do a better job of prevention at the front end versus waiting until someone is injured before we have to manage the high number of officers that are off duty. >> justine: the about one of the officers on patrol the response to 655 calls per day. police officers involved in the pepper spray incident at uc-davis last year will now have their names released to the public. the decision was made by an alameda county judge. you are looking at the scene from last november, that is when the police pepper sprayed occupied protesters in order to give him to move. the police union did not want the officers' names released for fear of harassment. they have one month to appeal this decision. erica is now standing by in the weather center with put a gorgeous

forecast. >> erica: we did have a triple digits this month. we usually call it june gloom. but it will not be hot this week. temperatures mostly in the '70s and '80s. as we take a look at the numbers right outside the door we have 54 degrees over in hayward, upper 50s from now on view, low fifties for napa and the same goes for palo alto and walnut creek waking up to 54 degrees. as a look ahead looks like temperatures will mostly be in the '70s and '80s. we will see mostly sunny skies and clear conditions bay area wide. as we head into tomorrow, it will continue to be breezy in spots. temperatures pretty similar today if not a little bit cooler. looking ahead we will notice a cool down into the weekend looks like the

temperatures will bump back up as we start the next work week. but a transition into your afternoon high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. it looks like we are squeezing out 80's later this afternoon with santa coverage to anyone degrees. now, are warmer spots are the east bay valleys and antioch is expected to reach 87 degrees. we will keep it in the mid-70s for castro valley the same goes for union city. 82 in danville, 84 in pleasanton, low '70s down the shores. we have plenty of sunshine in napa, upper 60s and check that out for downtown san francisco and mid-60's for ocean beach. as we take a look at your satellite and radar of the show relatively clear conditions run the forecasted area. he could see some cloud coverage develop over portions of the coastline but it could be far and few would--in

between. high pressure is building and fog could make a comeback as we head into the evening hours however that looks to be more possible as we head into thursday and friday now look at your seven day around the bay forecast temperatures will start to slide back down as we head into the next couple of days. for the most part we're still holding on to 80's for the inland areas, mid-70s around the bay and '60s for the coast. it will be a little bit cooler as we head into the weekend the temperatures start to climb and go right back up as we start the next work week. over at the traffic center we are not looking at any hot spots it is a great time to leave your house. >> erica: there is a little bit of fog on the golden gate bridge south bound 101. we have a great drive time

of 22 minutes. and all the green on the roadway sensor indicates it speeds over 50 mi. per hour. no problems in the south bay especially 101 coming out of the coyote valley. i have been checking with the chp and we do not have any incidents to report. >> justine: we are following this story that we brought earlier this week is about the pregnant woman that was beaten while she was driving--riding on bart. now the question of safety comes upper to bart. >> i would like to see more protection on the train. >> more bart police officers patrolling on the train will give passengers an extra sense of protection that is with the bart riders

had to say in the wake of a recent robbery on a train. the incident has shaken the comfort level for some passengers. >> i am a little more scared and not feel as safe. >> i have never ever seen in part officer on the train. >> sometimes testy one standing around on the side of never on the train. >>anchor: the bart police sergeant says there's a good reason why some passengers have never seen a bart cop on a train. >> we have close to 400,000 patrons writing bart every weekday monday through friday. we have a couple hundred officers that are responsible in the system so if you start crunching the numbers the number of officers that are out there available to patrol and ride trains is not that great of

a number. >> there should be a least one officer riding a bart train as a shift does for everyone's safety. >> justine: coming up on the kron4 morning news why you should not second-guess the second cup of coffee this morning in my actually be good for you but why the third cup may not be. now here is what is coming up here is a live look outside at the james lick freeway and san francisco traffic is a nice and liked to be right back.

>> justine: samsung is under fire over patent infringement related to apple. they say the galaxy 10.1 per computer copied patents used to design the popular ipad. this is a small part of a larger patent battle between the two technology giants. is

scheduled to go to trial next month. apple also says that they infringe patterns related to the iphone. a judge has ordered them to halt the sales of the tell the computer while the court considers the claims. >> justine: free hiv test to farmers across the nation only seven have been picked to be a part of this that includes mike pharmacy in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood protests involves just a swab inside the mouth and you get results in 20 minutes. >> i think that any kind of testing or any way to get information out and making more people where about hiv and the fact that they would be able to get treatment faster is a good idea. >> justine: the cdc plans to expand the program to 17 other cities and estimated 1.1 million americans are infected with hiv. >> justine: depending on how

much to drink, coffee could help your heart. a new study suggests that drinking 2 8 oz cups of coffee, and then it gives people at 11 percent lower risk of developing heart failure. that is compared to people that cannot drink coffee at all. the authors say they think coffee lowers the risk of diabetes which in turn lowers your risk for heart failure. they say that drinking 4 c. of coffee per day seems to weaken the protection and five cubs can do more harm than good. they say the data does not show if the drinker to decaf or for decaffeinated coffee, how they brewed it or when they drank it. a bart escalator that has been broken for months and west coast and is now working again. the escalator was on the top of bart starr best to get fixed. engineers finally got up and running yesterday. this is a story that we have been watching

since may when we notice the problems. back then, 16 of the 179 escalators at bart were not working that number shot up to almost 30 in early june. since then they have promised to make the escalator's working a priority. they have a goal of keeping 95% of the escalators working at all times. a quick market update, stocks are expected to have a flat opening this morning. right now, but stocks closed modest against the gains that they made yesterday afternoon there were some good news for home prices in may. investors will get another update on home prices this morning when the national association of realtors releases its pending home sales. the congress to bar will report on the durable- goods sales in may. also to

learn about rupert murdoch's media companies to see if they will split off. that is what is happening. now a teenager in the more is recovering after she was bitten by a shark and why this happened off of the coast of mallee. fire crews went to a resort and found a girl suffering from a four to 5 in. bite on her leg. the six year old family took her to the hospital me what officials have close the beach where this happened. we will take a break on the kron4 morning news and we have much more after this as we cannot look outside at what is happening along the bay bridge. approaching the told us we see an increase of cars but not hot spots, we will be right back.

[music] >> justine: here are the top stories we're following on wednesday june 27th, a murder investigation in each day in the city that has not seen a homicide in teen years. >> justine: tropical depression devi expected to move into the atlantic later today at devastation across the state of florida. and from floods to fire had smoke is billowing from the deadly fire north of colorado springs. the evacuation order includes the air force academy's grounds. all of that in a few minutes the first us chicken with error code with a look at our fabulous forecast.

>> erica: good morning justine is fabulous indeed it will not get too hot around the bay area. it looks like most of the bay area spots will stay in the '70s and '80s. pretty comfortable conditions may be wearing light sweater or some shorts. it just depends. we will see mostly sunny conditions, it is clear bay area wide, as the ticket to the future forecast it looks like we will seek to colors on the screen, the green that indicate 60s along the coastline and for the peninsula location some places like oakland and hayward could be in the upper 60s. the majority of the bay area that yellow on your screen for santa rosa, napa, and then down in san jose as well. as it pushed o'clock in closer to your afternoon high temperatures by about 3:00 p.m. a lot of that green stars to peel back. he will see 60s along the western portion of the bay area however, we will keep a lot of locations in the '70s and even squeezing out some 80's indicated by the orange on your screen as

the push and closer to 3:00 p.m.. as we take a look at the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood it looks like fairfield could reach 86 degrees one of the warmest spots on our map 87 in antioch, 84 for those in livermore low '70s for the e shores. 73 on tap for san mateo, redwood city could see some low 80s upper 60 expected for downtown san francisco and daly city. now, your seven day a around the bay extended forecast shows a couple of things to take note of. first, a temperatures will slide by couple degrees as we head into thursday and friday for the most part we could see 80's for the warmest in the areas. keep it in the low '70s for your bay locations. we will see the return of morning fog and afternoon sunshine and partly cloudy conditions on tap for the weekend. we will turn the corner as the star the next work week. it looks like

temperatures could be back to the upper 80s as we head into monday and tuesday. a kind to your forecast. here in the traffic central and looking at the hot spots is a pretty easy ride around the bay area. we have some overlap construction but no major accidents to report. >> erica: now you will see that the volume has increased coming from interstate 80 in west bound 580 fortunately there is no weight at the toll as of last and only during like to deal with. we have a pretty smooth and easy ride up the incline and across the upper deck. no problems at the san mateo bridge a live look at the golden gate bridge tolls a lot of space in between cars. traffic is moving at the limit. and for those planning on taking public transit it looks like you are good to go for ac transit, bart, and caltrans. >> justine: tropical

depression did the is still doing a lot of damage forecasters expect the storm to start to turn east and then head up north and start to pick up speed as well. devi did not move for days it drinks the state for release four straight days of rain. we had a chance to year from 1 woman in jacksonville that was stranded with her dogs before she was rescued by a boat. >> the river came up so fast overnight like i said, i lost my car. >>anchor: when you saw the boat coming with did think? >> i thought they got i will give me in the dog safe, we have been living here for 11 years the this is the first time that i have lost something. >> justine: we will continue to update you about the storm struck the morning. also, this fire reached fire lines and into colorado springs temperatures are over 100 degrees at least

2100 people were evacuated in the area that also includes the air force academy and it is not the only while fire that is burning in the state in colorado is not the only western state battling wildfires. >>anchor: the 6,200 a. walled canyon fire in colorado is only 5 percent contained the half a dozen also are burning in state the governor tried to put things into perspective at a news conference. >> this is one of the worst fire seasons we have seen in colorado. if i could make an executive order for rain, i would do it tomorrow i would do right now i would do anything. but the bottom line is that we have to work through this. >>anchor: several wildfires burned in utah. many burned homes, buildings and property. one couple won the loss of their home.--morn the loss of their home.

>> the wind is blowing really hard it keeps pushing us that we think we have it. >> justine: we do have some overnight developments out of stockton to tell you about, they are now the largest country, the largest state, the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy. officials could not reach an agreement with creditors lifetime health benefits for stockton employees and their spouses are at the heart of bankruptcy the cost to balloon to $450 million and now the city cannot pay up. in the past few years they have made $90 million in cuts trying to balance the budget by slashing services like police and fire. this bankruptcy this ninth and out of the woods. city leaders say there is no guarantee that this will solve all their problems.

time is almost up for state lawmakers to pass nearly two dozen budget related bills for governor brown to sign he had 12 days to sign or veto the roughly $92 billion state spending plan. >> justine: they want to raise the state's sales tax and increase income tax on wealthy californians. if voters reject that a series of cuts will happen. democrats are expected to vote on it 20 bills to they can pass the budget without any republican votes because of the majority in both the assembly and the state. the san francisco school board has passed a budget just last night for the upcoming fiscal year. this is a $597 million budget. it means a shorter school year, larger class sizes and less money for enrichment programs. officials say these cuts will help and $80 million budget shortfall expected

over the next two years. the school districts say that they're getting about $5,200 per student that is down to 5805 years ago. >> justine: now a 52 year- old woman was found dead in her home. police say a 62 year-old man that she was living with is suspected of killing her. this happened when police received a 911 call from a nine year-old neighbor that was not making much sense. investigators said they heard a second male voice in the room with the neighbor they now believe it was the male suspect telling the neighbor that he killed his girlfriend another person said that the couple constantly if he thought the they were married. >> justine: the man accused of assaulting demonstrators and officers with bricks and will be in court today. here is video from the protests. you see the man on top of the building he is starting

to throw items at the crowd. police say that the 34 year old threw bricks from the rooftop in the direction of protesters and police officers. one of the bricks hit a protester in the face. he is charged with two felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon. two felony council sought on a police officer with a deadly weapon and one count of felony vandalism. we will take a quick break and be right back, stay with us.

>> justine: north and from the author and filmmaker known for films such a sleepless in seattle and others has died in nora ephron on died of leukemia last night. she was a top journalist in her 20s and 30s and the selling off an unsuccessful director. she was married three times and has two sons she is 71 years old. and there is a report out from tripoli that says

californians are making a mad dash out of town for the fourth of july holiday next week that actually falls on wednesday this year. 54 percent of those surveyed will begin their vacations on friday lucky them. aaa says that nearly 4 million californians will drive to their holiday destinations that is up 4% from last year. air travel would increase by almost 10 percent with more than 570,000 travelers expected to take to the skies. more than 470,000 people in california plan to travel by some other mode of transportation like a train, a bus, or a boat. the forecast of just over 42 million people travel 50 mi. or more during the fourth of july holiday weekend. if you want to avoid all that mess, some on the couch and watch the fireworks. we will have our special july 4th alive at this give to the best seat in the house. to watch all the fireworks from around the bay get this,

kron4 is the only station that brings of the local fireworks live. >> justine: we have much more ahead on the kron4 news we will take a break and be back, stay with us.

>> justine: a well-known san francisco gay-rights activists was recently arrested on chaplin like the charges. this involved larry brinkin. >>anchor: the man you are looking at is the sixth feature old gay rights activist and he is accused of child porn at the very least. a search warrant uncovered on tuesday by kron4 news alleges that he had online conversations about children in

pornographic images between the ages of 1 and 3 in those images kids are performing sex acts with adults. it talks about how excited the images make him feel. not only dabbled in this conversation he is believed to have made extremely racist remarks and derogatory comments about the black men shown on white power and white supremacy and talking about the white man in the images. >> justine: the navy is putting unprecedented attention on reducing a sexual assault among sailors. high-ranking leaders say this not only dehumanizing but it also threatens their operational readiness. there have been one and 600 sexual assaults involving navy personnel. a higher level of command will start to address the most serious sexual assault offenses starting tomorrow.

>> justine: a judge is expected to rule today on whether or not to until search warrants and a murder investigation of the camp pendleton marines wife. authorities say that she disappeared in april after agreeing to go to dinner on a cruise with another marine. her body was found near a southern california lake later that month three roommates have pled not guilty to her murder. just before her death she filed for the verse--she filed for divorce from her husband that was serving in afghanistan. >> justine: now forces loyal to the government may have been responsible for many deaths some say in syria. most victims were women and children that were slaughtered in their homes. the head of the expert team said that a final verdict on who was responsible for this massacre would require

further investigation. >> justine: now erica is talking about our forecast for today. and did--i got some look for nice g juneloom. am i the only one that heard of that? >> erica: know, we have heard that before. but this month it will not be too hot. it looks like temperature to be in the '70s and '80s. as it turned attention to the number fight outside the door for the most part we're seeing a wide range of upper 40's to upper 50s. waking up to 54 degrees in hayward, we have half moon bay that has lost a couple of degrees in the last hour not checking in at 4856 for those waking up in palo alto at this time. >> erica: check out our

mount tancam we see some clear conditions. not into the afternoon we have sunny and breezy conditions with slightly warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. we will squeeze some one minute and a is for some of the inland valleys. as we head into the evening it looks like we has the potential for the fall to return however that looks to be more of a possibility as we head into thursday and friday. our future forecast shows by 12:00 p.m. we will experience some light wind, and preconditions around the bay area. as we push and closer to the evening hours it looks like about 8:00 p.m. we could be in the teens for downtown san francisco and 40 mouthparts are sustaining wins--14 mph sustained winds.

>> erica: we will keep it in the mid '70s for castro valley in union city. we have 73 for those in berkeley it will be slightly cooler for downtown san francisco when you're talking upper 60s there, and 80's for those in a bottle. --80's for those in navato. >> erica: in the meantime into a temperature sitting in the mid '80s for the inland areas. temperatures will trail off as we head into the next couple of days. here is your seven day around the bay forecast. we have cooler conditions in store for the week temperatures start to climb up as we start the next work week. that is and look at

your weather down on to traffic we are not monetary in the hot spots whatsoever. now let us switch over to the bay bridge. >> erica: traffic is building out of oakland into the sea. the same goes for west bound 80. >> erica: over on the traffic maps we are not seeing any delays whatsoever. we still see all green on the roadway sensors. i have been checking with the chp we do not have any accidents to report. clear conditions for the san mateo bridge and a lot of green on the roadway sensors. >> erica: for those of you taking public transit it looks like you are a good to go. >> justine: and other big-

name is moving to san francisco's men marked area yesterday's the mayor ed lee announced that dolby laboratories will move its headquarters they are best known for high-quality audio. dolby is the eighth technology company to move to the mid market area along with twitter and yammer. let us talk sports, the giants are within one game of first place after shooting at the l.a. dodgers for the second night in a row. >> justine: this was the second time the giants have shut out their arch rivals on a consecutive night in san francisco. the last time was 1987. san francisco did pull that off in los angeles in 2002. light before the game, and at paine was honored for his perfect performance earlier this

month mayor ed lee gave the giants pitcher ace--a key to the city and declare that de matt came day. -- matt kane day. >> justine: another chasten vargas was pulled after they came back and tied the game in the seventh. the mariners picked up the lead again in the eighth and that is all they needed to win three to two. we will take a break we have top stories of weather and traffic coming up.

>> justine: how much would it take for you to get into the boxing ring? what about $1 million? chris brown and

finger drake have been proposed that much--and singer drake have been offered that much to fight in a ring. they say the money will be raised and donated to a charity that helps abused women. and an advertising campaign that is making people really angry across the country. it declares people including cat lovers and crazy aunts deserve to die. >>anchor: in case you have not noticed, payphones are still around to use for a call, or a coaster but if you're like these people who normally does walk by, take a closer look. >> cat lovers deserve to

die that is interesting. >>anchor: if you are an animal lover like shelley, if you have a tattoo, if you are a crazy old,, or if you are in a little bit snug, according to these posters you deserve to die as well. >> have liked to know who is behind them. >>anchor: are quick online research found this web site a countdown clock expires at midnight on thursday the web site reach that every 160,000 lives are lost to a deadly disease that did not ask for but many think they deserve it. >>anchor: we have been driving around in neighborhoods looking for the signs and taken the trouble found someone was and i'm very happy with the sign it was ripped off and we got here. >> it is like singling out certain people because they are wearing tattoos are considered a hippie, i think

it is inappropriate. >> i think it will draw people's attention by the nothing anyone deserves to die. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news is a live look outside showing us what is happening in san francisco we have again full day on tap weather and traffic about three minutes away in a developing story we're watching and livermore teenager is now covering this morning after she was bitten by a shark in hawaii. more on that we come right back.

>> mark: thank you for joining us on this wednesday june 27th. now this is the largest city to declare in poughkeepsie vehicle to bring the the latest debbie is expected to move into the atlantic but it

leaves a devastating mark across the state of florida. >> mark: heavy smoke billowing from this heavy fire in an evacuation order is in place. >> darya: first we have a quick look at weather and traffic. >> erica: good morning darya, we have the warmest day of the work week. we do have a little bit of coastal fog that will burn off as we head into the afternoon you can anticipate sunny and breezy conditions temperatures sitting in the '70s and the 80's. i'll break down the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood and give you a peek at the seven day around the forecast coming up in my next report. >> george: we have a quiet start to the morning commute in not tracking any hot spots here is a mature ride to the bay bridge. in shows like traffic into the poll plaza and that is basically the case for the east bay the south peninsula and the north bay freeways. >> mark: overnight developments out of

stockton, they're calling for bankruptcy the largest city in the nation to do so, currently there $26 million in debt this year. many employees are at the heart of this issue. the city can't pay up. in the past two years and has made $90 million in cuts trying to balance their budgets. this bankruptcy does not get stockton completely off the hook city leaders say that there is no guarantee that this will solve all their problems. people living in stockton hacked last night's meeting many of them were angry and some on the verge of tears. and let the city council know exactly how they felt. >> i cannot afford medical insurance. have to take my medications i have two or i will die. i do not understand what is wrong with the people do you even

care? >> benefits was not obtain without the cost of city employees we gave a up wage concessions. >> our leaders do not respect us, nor do they listen to us. what you have done to the police officers and the employees of the city is an atrocity in if you want to save money, get rid of an employee, get rid of the city manager. >> if you're anything like me who spent his last weekend absolutely sick lying awake at night and praying that this was not going to happen. >> mark: the process of the creditors ended on monday night, the city totaled more than $700 million in debt. now several years ago vallejo file for bankruptcy. and much like the ones cutting the lifetime health care which was promised to city employees.

>> darya: time is also for state lawmakers to pass nearly two dozen budget related bills for gov. jerry brown to sign. he had 12 days to sign or veto the roughly $92 billion state spending plan that relies heavily on voters to raise the state's sales tax and to increase income tax on wealthy californians. if voters reject the ballot measures, a series of automatic cuts will kick in. democrats are scheduled to vote on nearly 20 bills today. the could pass the budget without any republican votes because of their majority interspersed --in the senate. now the san francisco school board has passed a budget that means a shorter school year larger class sizes and less money for enrichment programs. they say this cut will help and $80 million shortfall expected over the next two years. the school district

says it did about $5,200 per student that is down from $5,800.50 years ago. >> mark: stocks are pointed to have a flat opening this morning. all three embassies are flat right now. investors are waiting for updates this morning on housing from the national association of realtors. >> mark: the board of directors at news corp. are planning to talk about splitting into two companies along with the newspaper division and along with the movie division we will see what happens with that. now and one from samsung. they're under fire over patent infringement claims. apple claims that the samsung galaxy tablets well that they copied the patents designed for the apple ipad.

this is now part of a larger patent battle it will go to trial next month. >> mark: a judge is ordering samsung to hold off sales of their tap the computer. >> darya: tropical storm debby has been downgraded to a tropical depression for now. forecasters do expect the storm to turn towards the east and then head north politics of steam. did he had sat motionless over the florida panhandle for days it was drinking the state for at least four straight days. now is about 110 mi. west of daytona beach. while the strength is weakening the true toll of the damage that this cost is just beginning to be realized. overnight conditions continue to get worse for the crews that are trying to control the wild fires that are burning in colorado. see the building that one of their and more than 2100 people have been chased from

their homes than will ordered to leave because of a fire that has burned already. shearson officials have ordered about 32,000 people out of the area nearly 260 homes have burned in in of a fire in the northern part of the stake in over 87,000 a. have burned. >> mark: a livermore teenager recovering right now she was bitten by a shark in hawaii. it happened in mallee. the from the girl suffering from a 4 to 5 in. by the 16 year old family to occur to the local hospital. meanwhile the officials close the beach. >> darya: it is scary. all right, we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes left ticket live with that san francisco was

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>> darya: orinda is investigating its first murder and a decade. a woman was found dead in her home. she was living with a six to two year-old man he is suspected of killing her. just after noon it yesterday police got a 911 call from a 90 year-old neighbor that was not making much sense. investigators say they heard a second voice in the room and now they believe the was the man that live with a woman telling the neighbors that he had killed his girlfriend. another neighbor says that the couple fought constantly any thought that they were married. >> mark: the search now called off for a man that was believed to fall and into the bay after a game on monday. they said the man disappeared shortly after he in effect and talk to the car that was parked on pier 32. authorities believe the

man may have fallen off the pier while his friend was on the phone. no foul play 67 suspected. >> darya: we will have more what you need to be going on wednesday in just a couple of minutes, let us take a live look at the james the freeway in san francisco that looks nice and fear-- clear.

>> mark: united nations investigate the killing of 100 individuals and syria now say that yemen may have been responsible for the death. most of the victims were women and children and they were slaughtered in their homes, the head of the expert team tells the human rights council in geneva that a final verdict will require further investigation. maritime

officials say 136 people have been arrested formation of the capsized in north america. one person was reported dead in authorities said that the ship is the sec wants to have capsized in this area in the past week. >> darya: we want to get a look at the weather, it looks pretty clear out there this morning erica. >> erica: that is right, we do have a little bit of fog hugging the coastline with saw that in the golden gate bridge shot, with that will burn off quickly. mostly sunny conditions in store as we head into the afternoon. we're sitting in the mid-50s for the most part, downtown san francisco is coming in at 55 degrees and the same goes for san jose. it is slightly cooler than that looking up and oakland. as we check out what is on tap for later on this afternoon, your future forecast really has a store to tell. by about 12:00 p.m. it looks like we will hold on to the

60s along the coastline. for those of you along the peninsula you will see some upper 60s coming down the shores. however, the majority of the bay area will be in the '70s and as we advance the clock enclosed a thin afternoon it looks like a lot of the yellow stars to creep in on your screen and the green starts to pull back. we also noticed the on on your screen for the north bay and the south bay and portions of the livermore valley along the delta that indicates the could see some a degree readings. speaking of those 80's we will see them in abundance in the south bay. it looks like to see mid '80s for the in the east bay valleys. antioch is the warmer spot. >> erica: we have low '70s for the shores and downtown san francisco, check that out we have plenty of sunshine. we have low 80s

anticipated for navato in san raphael and mid-60's for ocean beach. your seven day around the bay extended forecast shows a mixture of afternoon sunshine. we have partly cloudy conditions as we head into the weekend. temperatures start to trail often looks like we could gain a couple more degrees as we start the next work week. now let us look at your weather and see how the roads are shaping up. >> george: the roadways still look pretty nice. let us check the bridge as we look at your ride in the westbound direction we are free of any back up or delay. this is a gift for morning for your drive to the bay bridge and youthful traffic conditions. for the golden gate bridge 101 south bound is an easy ride with no delays. >> george: as we check the traffic map, we will start looking east bay, everything

is completely clear. i did mention a problem on city streets and open and this is near market street and seventh that is near the freeway on ramp. there is a big rig that is engulfed in flames on city streets and smoke is rising from the scene and it may be visible from the freeway. so far we do not see any indication of any delays, but they're certainly possible. again this incident is on the city streets and not on the freeway. not indicate your ride through the south bay, 85 looks good. >> george: your commute through marin county looks good, no problems for southbound highway 101. >> darya: thank you george, another police names of the officers involved in the pepper spray and incident at uc-davis will be released to the public. the decision was made by an element county judge. here is video of the protest. this was last year when everyone watched as a

police officer a very close range sprayed back and forth over the protesters with the pepper spray. the police union did not want the officer's name to be released they feared that they would be harassed, now they have an appeal. they have one month to appeal this. >> mark: and oakland police chief is responding to questions about staffing problems in his department right now there are 90 officers that cannot be deployed due to mental illness and injury. the police officers association says because officers carry an incredible work load in oakland. we spoke with chief jordan and he says that the department is working to fix this problem. >> this is a very important issue for us. those number of officers being now means that there are nine u.s. officers available to help man some of the issues that we face in the city. we are looking to ask the city to fund an additional position to help manage our workers'

compensation claims. we have also hired a human resources supervisor and their job is to help us organize some of our return to work strategy's such as increased training and awareness for staff in terms of how you get, how do you prevent yourself from getting injured. we have a wellness program and things like that so that we can do a better job of prevention at the front end versus waiting until someone is injured before we can manage the high number of officers that are out. >> mark: an open there are about 100 officers on patrol at a given time and then respond to about 650 calls per day. >> darya: last night city leaders approved a budget aimed at fixing a $3.5 million deficit over the next 10 years and included a plan to eliminate school

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>> mark: some of the six to lose we are following it is all but official but the city of stockton will be declaring bankruptcy the city could not reach an agreement with the creditors. state lawmakers are running out of time to passed two budgets related bills. tropical storm debbie is downgraded to a depression of the flooding continues across florida.

>> darya: first let us get a look at our weather outside our door. >> erica: check this out, clear conditions for the most part temperatures will be in the '70s and '80s we could see mid '80s for the warmest in the east bay valleys. tomorrow we have pretty similar conditions we may have return of coastal fog and temperatures a couple of degrees cooler. into the we can we will continue with the slowdown--cool down, temperatures will perk back up after we stop the next work week. i'll have a full look at the seven day around the bay. >> george: now we are now looking at any freeway delays, the vehicle fire that we told to about an open is probably closer to the off ramp. that means the chp will be helping the traffic control but right now it is not having any impact on your north bound ride.

>> george: here is a quick look no delays from the macarthur maze. >> george: we are looking at like traffic for your commute from the east bay, north bay and the peninsula. >> darya: antioch will be getting five more police officers the money will come from the federal government after antioch officials fought to get a one-and-a- half million dollar grant. will tran is in antioch with the details. >>anchor: and now police and city officials still trying to work out the details as to when they will get the money and when they will be able to hire new officers. the city was already in the process of trying to rehire five laid off officers so this makes it 10. this is glenn this is for any out residents who say that the rising crime problem is one of their biggest concerns. >> mark: we are following the overnight developments out of stockton, this is the largest city in america to

declare bankruptcy. they are $26 million in debt for this year, officials cannot reach an agreement with their creditors, lifetime health benefits for their employees and their spouses are at the heart of the bankruptcy. in the past few years they have made $90 million in cuts try to balance the budget by slashing police, fire, and other services. this bankruptcy does not give them completely out of the woods, city leaders say that this is no guarantee that this will solve all their problems. it was just four years ago that vallejo was the largest city to file chapter bankruptcy. much like a vallejo, stockton is cutting lifetime health care that is promised to the entire city employees. >> darya: an initiative of managed to change the way that state government manages its budget is heading for a vote in

november this initiative would move the state to a two-year budget cycle and give the governor more power to act in physically emergencies. this is a 12 mission to qualify for the november ballot. >> mark: keeping our eye on wall street, stocks are going to have a flat opening this morning. all three embassies are flat right now stocks posted modest gains yesterday good news for home prices, they were up yesterday. we're awaiting the national association of realtors to release their home sales for the month of may. news corp's board of directors may consider splitting the company into two separate operations. >> darya: pg&e is once again defending itself over what led to the san bruno pipeline explosion and fire two years ago. they say they conducted a pressure test on

the affected pipeline back in 1956. the company argues an already defective welds on that line was damaged during the test ultimately leading to this disaster and state regulators blame the company for bad record- keeping and a flaw in the emergency response. that was in september of 2010 that killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes >> mark: . san francisco police are looking for suspects involved in a shooting that happen in the middle of the day just after 3:00 p.m. yesterday afternoon one man approached a another and then shot him in the stomach. the victim was taken to hospital. this happened in the mission district. no arrests have been made. >> darya: the man accused of assaulting demonstrators and officers with bricks and pipes go to court today. this is video of the protest, the man was on top of the building and he was throwing items on the crowd below. police said the 44

year-old threw bricks from the rooftop in the direction of protesters and police officers. you can see where one of them landed in one of the bricks also hit a protester in the face. >> darya: now he is charged with two felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon and two felony counts of a police officer with a deadly weapon and one count of felony vandalism. >> mark: a teenager is recovering after she was bitten by a shark and why he this happened at now. the crew went to the resort and found the girl suffering from a 4 in. to 5 in. by in her leg and here is what a witness had to say. >> i was washing off some of the sand and then i turned around and i saw just a dorsal fin and then my mom yells sharks so i sprinted up to the beach. i went relief pass >> mark: . thankfully was a pretty small shark, the beach has been closed and it

may be open today. >> darya: tropical depression and then he still doing a lot of damage although was downgraded. it is expected to turn to the east and then head north and pick up some steam. debbie was not moving very fast it was all of the coast of florida for four straight days drenching florida. 1 woman in jacksonville was stranded with her dogs before she could be rescued by a boat. >> the river came up so fast overnight. i lost my car and everything. i was thinking thank god i can give me and the dogs and safe. we have been living here 11 years this the first time that i have lost something. >> darya: while the storm is weakening the damage it has cost is just now being realized. >> mark: and a famous filmmaker has died, the

ephron family says that nora ephron died of leukemia last night. she was married three times and has two sons she was 71 years old. >> darya: she has done so many great movies. all right, we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in just >> mark: a minute. --we have a nice start to the day at the golden gate bridge.

>> justine: we want to let you know about this story, barclays will have to pay about $363 million in a settlement with u.s. and british over some manipulation of the vendor

rates. readjusting the story in so with that you know what this means. >> mark: a new poll shows that the president and republican mit romney are in a tight contest. >> mark: according to this poll, president obama is stronger than mit romney in swing states. he has a lot more support among young voters, african-americans and latinos. >> mark: the president is leading mit romney 47 to 44 percent among registered voters. the president's approval rating is standing at 47%. >> darya: orinda is investigating its first murder in a decade a 52 year-old woman was found dead in her home and police suspect her 50--her 62 year- old boyfriend or husband is the one that killed her they're thinking that because they got a call

from 911 from a 90 year-old neighbor to neighbor was not making much sense, they say in the background they could hear a second man's voice in the room and they now believe that that man that was in ruins policemen telling a neighbor that he had killed his girlfriend. another neighbor said that the couple fought constantly and he thought that they were married. >> these fights that they get into it sound like one of them would be killed. to tell you the truth, i thought that she killed him because the sound like she was the antagonist. >> when i left at 9:30 a.m. she was screaming again it just seemed a little wacky. >> darya: police and the san look over--with police are not sang with the murder weapon was the name of the victim is not been released and even the name of the

suspect. >> mark: we have a beautiful day over at the bay bridge and light traffic so far this morning.

>> darya: welcome back in the big stories more falling overnight developments from stockton that they are now the largest city in the country to declare bankruptcy. stockton has a total of over $7 million in outstanding debt. officials could not reach an agreement with creditors. tropical storm debby has been downgraded to a tropical depression but you can see all the flooding and damage that was already done. the storm turned towards the east and they say that this will head north and pick up speed. debbie had been motion this for days off the florida panhandle drinking the state for four days. wildfires are burning out of control in colorado. there are two really big ones more than 2100 people have been ordered to evacuate from

the air force academy as a result of one of the big fires. >> mark: the giants are now in first place. >> mark: the last time the giants shut out the dodgers and back-to-back home games was almost 25 years ago. the giants are going for this week at 12:45 p.m. today if they win, they will be tied with the dodgers for first place in the national league west. and before the game, mack was honored for his perfection his perfect game earlier this month. he gave him a key to this city--the mayor gave him a key to the city. >> darya: in seattle the a's came up short to the

mariners. the mariners grab the lead in the eighth and that is all they would need to win, they won three to two. and college football finally will have a playoff system. a committee of university presidents approved a plan for a 14th playoff that starts in 2014. this completes a six month process with the commissioners have been trying to work on a new way to determine the college football trip. the teams will be selected by a committee. >> mark: it's great that they're doing it but not enough. but it is a step in the right direction. >> darya: it is like gas prices. now let us see how the temperatures will come up today. >> erica: good morning it

looks like the temperatures will be up compared to yesterday we will get in the mid '80s for our warmest spots out the bay. with a mixture of 40 and '50s, 54 degrees in hayward, 48 for those in half moon bay. it looks like palo alto one of the warmer spots in the mid- 50s. >> erica: a live look outside shows pretty clear conditions the sun is starting to come up in downtown san francisco and for the most part bay area locations are sitting in the '50s. as we advance to 12:00 p.m., you can see 60s along the coastline for the peninsula and portions of the seashore. the majority of the bay area will be in the '70s, this is the perfect day to eat outside and enjoy the sunshine. by 3:00 p.m. we could get toasty for some of the in the east bay valleys as we do have the potential to see some 80's not only for livermore places like fairfield but of through napa and places like san jose as well. here is the official break down

neighborhood by neighborhood yesterday we saw plenty of '70's in the south bay i think we will hit the 80's. we will keep in the mid '80s for fairfield, antioch, and pittsburg. we do anticipate plenty of sunshine albeit slightly conditions in the north bay. we are talking upper 60s for downtown san francisco and mid-60's for ocean beach. >> erica: for those of you heading to the giants' game against the dutch doctors anticipate mostly sunny and clear conditions. temperatures could get into

the upper 60s by then. and joyce sunny and cool weather however the winds will pick up throughout the course of the game. your seven day around the bay shows that temperatures will slide around the weekend but we could get back up to the upper 80s as we start the next work week. let us see how the roads are shaping up. >> george: the have been tracking a potential hot spot in the east bay. it was first reported as a vehicle fire and then it was reported on city streets and then it was reported at the end of the market street off ramp that the chp had closed down for a while, but now they have reopened the off ramp from the nimitz freeway north bound. it looks like it is having some minor impact on the northbound 880 ride. we understand that the the great fire has been extinguished. they have just had cleanup operations now and it is either at the end of the off ramp or perhaps

it is blocking one of the right-hand lanes of the freeway. the chp will try to clarify that for us and we will have the information in time for our next report. the rest of the east bay ride looks pretty good we are problem free 4580. the south bay freeway continues to do well with no problem for 85 or 280. door north bay ride is also fine. now let us give this bridge check as we look first at your ride at the bay bridge. >> george: your ride on the golden gate bridge is a smooth and easy trick in both directions. >> darya: a report from aaa says that people in california plan to make a mad dash out of town. it falls on wednesday this year. 54 percent of those surveyed will begin their vacation this friday aaa says that nearly 4 million

californians will drive to their destination that is up 4% from last year air travel will increase by about 10% from last year but more than 570,000 passengers expected to take a flight somewhere, more than 400,000 people will plan to travel by other modes of transportation like a bus, train, or a boat. nationally the forecasted more than 42 million people will travel 50 mi. or more during the july 4th weekend can even call it a long weekend? >> darya: if you start this friday will basically take one week and a half a >> mark: . not me. >> darya: that is why you'll be home on the fourth of july and celebrating with kron4 at 9:00 p.m. we have all of the action all the

cool fireworks from around the bay. >> mark: we will be right back as more news continues.