>> darya: and morning to you in the top stories at this hour people living in the san francisco labor when cooked of the sound of gunfire and then was shot and killed in the street we are live with the latest. >> mark: we are watching and waiting for the supreme court's ruling on the health care law. >> darya: 29 square miles and counting, the call ronald area continues to burn and thousands of people are forced to leave their homes. >> mark: but first we have

an update on bay area weather and traffic. >> james: good morning here is what we have in store for the forecast. it looks great today, we have 80's in and, 73 around the bay and 66 at the coast. we will give you a detailed breakdown of the forecast in a little bit. >> george: we have the potential for hot spots in the east bay that is clear out currently we're tracking no major problems. we have a like and easy ride for your west bound commute. around the bay area, look for like traffic conditions in the east bay and the south bay and for the peninsula and on north bay rides as well. >> darya: a violent and in san francisco residents reported hearing several gunshots. there was a shooting that killed a man when the police got there they found him in the streets.

>>anchor: ultimately the man the right behind me on the intersection right there. at this point, we do know that he is a 25 year-old man. the police know who he is the they're not releasing his identity until his family is notified. the police received a phone call and they came here after hearing the residents heard shots. i talk with the police department did not fire any shots they say the man was already injured and at least one gunshot wound. the call the paramedics and it came out with cannot save his life. at this point, they did not know if he lives in this neighborhood did not have a motive. they do not have any suspects at this time. hopefully will get more information from investigators. if i hear a thing i will pass along. >> mark: we are less than one hour away from the supreme court releasing their ruling on the

controversial health care reform law of this decision will affect every american. there are four major outcomes that they could come up with, they could settle on upholding the entire lot, throwing out the entire lot, just ripping away the individual mandate that requires americans to have health insurance ruling it unconstitutional, for they can decide if they have no grounds to make a judgment until the mandate takes effect in 2014. >> justine: we have live pictures from an outside the supreme court showing all the people that are outside waiting. we have some in support in the laws against the latin could be coming down in about 45 minutes. we have tons of camera crews and videos showing us the amount of people that are lining up to try to be among the 100 or so people that get to be inside the chambers when the ruling is read because it will not be broadcast live on television or radio. once the ruling is made in the reporters are

inside they will start to file out and we will bring that to you coming up because justice john roberts is the one that will be revealing the high court verdict. here's what we have planned coming up the ruling as we were mentioning coming at 7:00 p.m., will bring that to you. at 8:15 a.m. we have a political analyst coming in trying to put it and to prospective as what it means pertaining to the coming election. we also have a health expert that will talk about what this means for your health care coverage and that is all coming up right here on kron4 morning news. >> darya: the wildfire is growing in colorado. there are attacking from the arabic continues to grow. evacuations are in the tens of thousands, 36,000 people are running from their homes with everything they have on their backs as you can see this man is as well because

they have to get out. there are so fearful that the big blaze will keep burning and spreading. about 1000 firefighters are trying to put it out. army troops are now helping to protect the u.s. air force academy from burning. the fire at this hour is just 5% contained in the fbi is investigating. >> mark: keeping aisle wall street doubt features are tumbling at the opening bell. we have the latest coming out with jobless claims. they failed--fell but we are seen applications remain high. also just released a report showing that the economy grew modestly in the first three months of the year

>> mark: right now the dow futures is off 82 points. in the meantime investors are still watching europe. we will bring you the opening bell coming up in 25 minutes. >> mark: attorney general eric holder could become the first attorney general ever to be held in contempt of congress. the house is expected to vote today because he refused to turn over documents related to the botched gun plan called fast and furious. congress is investigating operation fast and furious. >> darya: gov. jerry brown

has signed the budget. it was just before the midnight deadline that closes the $15.7 billion gap at least on paper. it features 21 cost-cutting measures including cuts to welfare and social services. but, if voters reject the tax initiative in a series of automatic cuts will be triggered largely aimed at public schools. >> mark: we have a quick break with a live look outside as we watch conditions around the bay.

>> darya: miami police say the man that was accused of to an off another man's face was a not-bath salts they say he and marijuana in his system police ended up killing him after the 18th minute attack where he attacked and another man. the national institute of drug abuse say that bath salts are a big problem they contain synthetic stimulant that can cause chest pains hallucinations, extreme paranoia and illusions, but in this case they see it turned out that it was marijuana in his body. federal officials say no stowaway have been found it

yet. if they are investigating a ship in new jersey but they're still looking through the thousands of containers that have only inspected a couple hundred and there are 2000 containers. the coast guard inspection team heard knocking coming from the cargo ship. they began to investigate to see if there were any people in the containers as i said, so far they have found none. >> mark: now the boat that capsized near australia is back on shore. rescuers managed to save 130 people from the water. this is the second vessel to capsized in the area in the past week. the national weather service is offering another way to warn people about severe weather. smart phone users can start getting text messages about severe weather. when a warning is issued for a specific county users will get a message you do not have to sign up, you

can sign out if you want. >> darya: will be back with more in a couple of minutes let us take a live look outside at san francisco skyline. you can see the clouds in the distance. we will be right back. [ man ] get the 20 piece mcnuggets.

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>> mark: what is left of tropical storm that is pushing itself back out into the atlantic. here's some of the video that we have coming in from florida. now this is in the city of live oak and gov. rick scott is expected to visit the city today to survey the damage the storm is being blamed for at least three deaths. over 100 homes and businesses were flooded. they say the waters may not receive for a week president obama is already offering federal assistance. >> darya: let us check with our weather with james fletcher good morning. >> james: here is what it is like outside right now. the sun is out there, been later this afternoon we are looking for really nice conditions including the coast. here is what we see on the temperature front. we

are looking for slightly better conditions we have 61 in antioch, santa rosa as expected has dropped down into the upper 40's. we have 50 in napa and mid-50s around san jose. once the transition will see a lot more '60s and '70s. and then as the advance to 3:00 p.m. you will see a pretty typical pattern, temperatures will bring to the low 80s and that is what we are expecting this afternoon. here is a tour of the bay area to talk about the high temperatures this afternoon. we are calling for low 80s. >> james: for the east gate valleys will be in the mid to possibly upper 80s.

>> james: downtown san francisco have upper 60s with slightly cooler conditions. >> james: now let us take a look at a seven day around the bay forecast. tomorrow's weather will cool down just a touch not much. we will warm down slightly as we head into the weekend. >> james: our temperatures will bump up slightly into next week. that is a quick look to your forecast now let us get updated on traffic. >> george: we are monitoring a hot spot free area. the meeting might have been activated and backup lights are starting to form a not that it is still a short and easy ride. for the san mateo

bridge and tunnel looking for any problems. >> george: picking up the traffic maps, we look first at the east of a ride, 580 west bound is heavy coming into livermore but there are no problems on 6 easy looks south of the san ramon valley. we will take an advocate your ride from the south bay as 101 south bound continues to flow freely as does highway 85 and even interstate 280 out towards cupertino. >> darya: thanks allot george. tonight suspended share if ross mirkarimi is scheduled to testify before an ethics committee later on. he was suspended by mayor and the in march on official misconduct charges he pled guilty to an estimate account of false imprisonment in connection to account of an argument

that he had with his wife on new year's eve where he grabbed and bruised her arm. in order for him to be removed from office after the ethics committee hearing nine of the 11 members of the board will have to approve this move. >> darya: a mural project is under way honoring the nearly 5000 u.s. soldiers that died in the eye iraq war. it is located at geary street near tenderloin. the organizers say this is a part of a larger plan to transform the alley that right now is a popular place for drug use among homeless veterans. >> mark: an update on the murder and are run the they say the female victim died from severe head trauma. the victim's boyfriend is charged with one count of murder. police say he confessed to the crime. he lived with his girlfriend here for more than 10 years.

member was their first in a decade. the last one was in 2002. it was also a case of domestic violence. >> mark: four months, oakland mayor jean kwan has been bragging about her 100 block the initiative. the thing about that is that it is not accurate. crime is a lot more widespread. >> mark: the mayor announced that the 100 block fall into the most violent areas in the city and as a result she will push forward. >> we think we have the right strategy, the rights plan and the right team. we plan to see shootings and homicide slowdown. >> mark: so far this year the crime has not decrease it is actually up 20%.

>> darya: according to the state department of education 76.3 percent of students graduated high school statewide in california and that is up 1.5% since 2010 and dropout rates went down 2% students learning english were the most improved population. a bill making it easier for school district to fire teachers due to misconduct has failed. it would have allowed the schools to dismiss teachers instead of leaving the decision to special disciplinary commission but only in the case of violence or sexual or drug offenses. but the bill failed after heavy opposition from the teachers' unions. they said the bill would harm teachers due process rights. >> mark: a quick break as the kron4 morning news continues. we have a live

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morning shooting. >> darya: we are about a half-hour away from the supreme court revealing their verdict on president obama health care overhaul. california governor jerry brown signed a state budget closing a $16.7 billion gap. that vote requires voters to pass tax cuts in november. >> mark: the dow gained over 90 points yesterday and it looks like it is down 82. >> mark: investors will be keeping their eye on the decision from the supreme court. >> mark: 01 to bay area weather and traffic live as a quick update. >> james: good morning mark, we have a live view from mount tancam. we have mostly sunny skies this afternoon.

car and then highs are getting into the low to mid '80s. tomorrow we will pull back are temperatures just a little bit. it still will be a great day. expect a dry and one with for saturday and sunday how warm? i will let you know. >> george: so far things are moving pretty well. we are not tracking any hot spots and the bridges do not look bad at all. we have light traffic all over the bay except for the east bay where it is already heavy on highway 4 and interstate 580. >> mark: we are watching and waiting for the decision to come down from the supreme court on the nation's health care reform law. it is expected just 30 minutes from now. the most important piece of the health-care overhaul that is being decided right now is the mandate that americans have to purchase health insurance or pay a penalty. the court could uphold this health- care law, striking down

entirely, which strike down the requirement that americans will have to carry health insurance declaring that part unconstitutional. today's decision is being closely watched especially by the president and his republican challenger mitt romney. >> president barak obama: i believe it was right to make sure that over 3 million young people can stay on their parents' health insurance plan. i believe it was right to provide more discounts for seniors for prescription drugs. >> my guess is that they're not sleeping very well at the white house tonight and that is the way it should be. this is a decision by the way about whether or not obama as health care plan is constitutional. >> darya: -- >> justine: we are just learning that president obama will speak soon after

the supreme court makes its ruling and if we can bring that to you live, of course we will. the decision has been made for a while we're waiting for the supreme court to make the decision on the health care overhaul. now these are pictures from right outside the supreme court were protesters are starting to gather at the stairs. just a background congress passed a law and march of 2010 ride along party lines. it was in march of this year that the court heard three days of political charged hearings. this will be one of the most important decisions made in decades. we all went to bring the lying to you at 7:00 a.m. as soon as it comes down so keep it to into kron4. >> darya: lawmakers do not want to have to double interest rates on federal student loans if they do not act by this week in interest rates on new stafford loans will double to 6.8%. that will affect more than 7 million students over the next year.

>> darya: a sigh of relief this morning for uc students. the president of the university of california will not request a hike into question. tuition was expected to go up next month. it was expected that they would raise tuition by six percent, or $732 more per year. but the uc president announced yesterday that he would not ask for an immediate tuition hike as a part of a state budget deal calling for $125 million in funding. >> mark: a three-year--a 30 and only and is dead. no other vehicles were involved in the accident but the police say speed did take--

play a role. now neighbors reported hearing three shots followed by five more a few seconds later there was a homicide earlier this morning. >> darya: thousands of people in colorado waiting to find out if there's anything left of their homes. this morning we have the numbers. has now grown, 36,000 people have been evacuated the fire has 29,000 square miles. that is like the size of livermore on fire. it just keeps burning. it is only 5 percent contained there are 1000 firefighters trying to put this out. there are now army troops that are helping to protect the u.s. air force academy from burning. the fbi is investigating to see if it is arson. here is what one of the vacuities had to say about the whole thing. --is low, the people

evacuated had to say about it. >> my to hope it stays ok i do not know, i do not know what i will do i am 87 years old. >> darya: president obama will visit colorado springs tomorrow surveying the damage and to thank the responders. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues we will hear from the president he is expected to speak shortly. we are also watching the markets. we have run a black coming up with more on what is happening and check out the fog is rolling in thick around the bay area.

>> darya: welcome back as we focus on the weather this morning it will be a little warmer today. the currently have 54 degrees looking for a high of 68 this afternoon. >> mark: turkey state television separate they are now patrolling aircraft days after a turkish military jet was shot down. local media says several anti-aircraft guns have been positioned along the border. turkey says they will not tolerate any violation of the border by syrian forces. >> darya: will be back in just a couple of minutes, let us take a live look at the big board. just 10 minutes in and the dow is already down 108 points. we will be right back.

>> mark: welcome back, the

dow is down 101 points. pataki and markets and of black is joining us right now. --we are talking about the market and rob blackish joining us right now. just last week 386,000 americans filed for unemployment for the first time. >> let me correct you, the problem is that we are not creating jobs right now. typically we often create jobs and health care, government, but the government is not hiring and public sector is now hiring. so, these 386,000 is where we that the numbers. >> companies that make

medical devices for the health-care companies they want this and struck down because they will get taxed. hospitals have something to gain because they will not have to take care of the uninsured because everyone will be insured. the real plot is are you ready to have everyone in america pay for insurance and that is what the supreme court is saying is that constitutional or not? president obama has speeches ready for best case, worst- case and neutral experiences. >> mark: the argument was interesting they went after the commerce department saying this is a commercial product and you cannot force americans to buy a commercial product. >> the counter argument is the thick of it and health care. they already serving programs out there.

>> mark: all right, everyone is watching and we will see what happens in about 15 minutes when the decision comes down from the supreme court. >> darya: we are just 14 minutes away from a decision being handed out. we will break in with that live as soon as it happens for right now we want to take a look at the where the forecast and the traffic. >> james: we will begin with the weather and there is some cloud coverage low cloud coverage over san francisco. we see a mixture of sun and clouds near the coast. in the end, it is basically clear you have a lot of sunshine coming down right now. for today here is how will play out by 9:00 a.m. we are looking for mostly clear skies. we have mild temperatures, 54 in san francisco, los '60s in the east bay. >> james: in the north bay we have a mixture and as

for noon time, temperatures will pop up by then we may have some light wind. we will see more '60s and '70s during the lunch hour. as we advance the clock to 3:00 p.m., you will see the orange colors beginning to pop that indicates potential for least low eighties through out a lot of the state. taking the could this specific temperatures that we are looking for. >> james: inland temperatures will get into the low to mid '80s. here's a snapshot of what that will look like on your kerman mature. >> james: we have eight kids across the north and if the plan to be by the water, you are looking mainly for 60 or 70 degree weather. it will be looked--a little cooler out by the beach. now here is your seven day around the bay going forward we will

probably cool down a little bit tomorrow. then the temperature should stabilise nicely. saturdays and sundays we expect low 80s and then we warm up as we head into the beginning of next week. the us get an update on your commute. >> george: i just checked in with the california highway patrol they are not tracking any major problems on your free way around the bay area. as the star are bridge check at the bay bridge i do not know if you can see this, the backup is really only reaching towards the middle of the parking lot, so this is a great ride to the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge shows that we are problem free. >> george: as we checked the traffic map, we want to look first at your ride in the east bay and tracking your commute on interstate 80 and the seashore freeways. we are starting to pick up some sluggish conditions. south

bound 680 is a little bit sluggish. >> george: your ride in the south bay still looks good for 101 and 280. >> darya: thanks a lot george. the brother of burning made off its expect to plead guilty today to conspiracy and falsifying records. peter made all faces 10 years in prison he was the former chief compliance officer at his brother's business. the plea comes more than three years after burning it off started serving his 150 year sentence for creating a fraudulent multibillion- dollar business. >> darya: john edwards former mistress and the mother of one of his children is on a book tour

now. rielle hunter recently released turn to tell all book that is titled what really happened. one of the interviews she did was with piers morgan on cnn and they began to get into a heated exchange. >> you are talking graphic detail and i know you do not want to talk about john. >> i want to talk about what is in the book. you are asking me about john today is very painful. >> it was you that when into graphic detail. >> what graphic detail? >> and you told the graphic details about the bed hopping. >> why does the media make everything so salacious? >> because to put salacious things in the book. >> it is not, your spin on this is salacious. >> i am not spending it, i read it before the break you said that this was the best sex that you ever had.

>> i did not say that. >> was it or wasn't it? >> darya: she says that she and edwards are still a family but no longer a couple. their daughter is 4 years old and just last month john and rich was acquitted on one count, the jury was deadlocked on five others all of its allegations that campaign money was used to hide his of fair. >> mark: it takes 47 minutes longer for women that fear childbirth these are new statistics out. they were looking at the relationship between fear and childbirth and the duration of labor. they say that it is too soon to say exactly what this means for women. generally longer labour is undesirable. >> darya: because it hurts!

>> darya: quick and easy is what you want. >> darya: for the first time in a century most of america's largest cities are growing at a faster rate than the surrounding suburbs. experts attribute this to young adults seeking a foothold in a weak job market and they're choosing not to buy this day and urban areas instead. the new census for 2011 estimates why this is happening. they say more young adults are delaying career, marriage and kids and their burden with high college debt. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. we have a live look out of san francisco. temperatures are cooling down little bit. and a reminder about fourth of july be sure to join us for our big annual celebration.

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>> erica: the suntan and then to for linking up with the kron4 morning news. we have three stories that pretty much everyone is talking about this is happening right now. thousands of people in colorado are waiting to find out if their homes will survive a fast-moving wildfire. >> erica: the evacuation now unpacks 36,000 people. according to new research i found on the computer, smokers who increase their vegetable intake may have a better chance. >> erica: the just a couple of days ago, this photograph was released on oreos web

page. some people are talking about boycotting oreo cookies. >> darya: if you are one of millions of americans wondering what to do to keep your kids busy like summer camp or things like that, american express did a study and found that families across the country will spend more than $16 billion this summer to try to keep their kids occupied in school and into a tank. that breaks down to more than $600 per child. if you are wealthy a lot of wealthy families will spend $1,000 just for the summer doing all those activities. about 28 million families are expected to entertain their kids with some sort of day trip. the average family will spend $400 on a babysitter the summer. >> mark: that this might

include the nanny expenses for the wealthy family. we will be right back, we have a live look from the supreme court just minutes away. will find out what they decide about the health care law just moments from now. stay with us throughout the morning as we break down the details and we bring you inside and analysis. we will be back in two minutes as the kron4 morning news continues.

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