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>> volunteers are not giving up the south bay they're looking for a

missing teenager. santa clara authorities called off a search earlier this month she was last seen on the 13th. they believe she may be dead even lower body has not been >> san jose police are investigating the city's 20 of homicide of the year. they say a man was found stabbed in the west san jose parking on--near east hamilton ave medics rushed to the scene but was pronounced dead after 11:30 p.m. last night. >> still to come americans hit the road for the july 4th holiday just a few days early. stripes you just need a little bit of stars. >> we will take a look

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>> marty: let us take a quick look outside at san mateo bridge right now. >> ysabel: it is looking nice her right now, let's check in on your latest forecast. >> this is the view from our san jose camera we have some patchy drizzle and some

clouds. within the afternoon we will still see some low to mid to high clouds. we have breezy conditions will and then to see some more sunshine tomorrow and a warming trend kicking in. taking a look at satellite and radar, there is a rain to the north but we really are getting that cool air ushering in keeping things of a big mouth route the weekend right now upper 50s in napa, 57 degrees in half moon bay we have upper 50s and low 60s currently in the south bay. let us check out the fog and cloud coverage. you can see widespread conditions and then around 10:00 a.m. we will see some clearing through the inland spots. >> we have a cool evening in store for us let us take a look at the afternoon high temperatures. we have some upper '70's and low 80s. no

'70s for the most part for the east bay and then was the upper '70's and low eighties for the north bay today. as we take a look at your seven day around the bay and shows that things will warm up as we get closer to the holiday. it is getting into the upper 80s by the fourth of july. the time right now is 7:18 a.m.. we will head over to marty. >> marty: there is a $10 million campaign contribution that is aimed at helping republicans drive president obama from office. >> marty: during the gop presidential primary addison donated $21 million to support house >> newt gingrich.

legislation on avoiding an increase in student loans is headed to the president's desk. one bill allows over $1.4 billion to be put into projects like highways and railways. it also maintains interest rates on subsidized stafford loans for college undergraduates. the rates would double if congress did not act. >> ysabel: the funeral for rodney king is set to take place in los angeles today, the rev. al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. it comes nearly two weeks after he was found that the bottom of his swimming pool in his california home. his death is being treated as an accidental drowning but authorities are waiting for autopsy results to determine the official reason for his death. he became famous in 1991 after he was beaten by the police. they were indicted and found not guilty sparking one of the

worst riots in history. he continued to struggle with drugs and alcohol problems he was 47 years old. >> ysabel: in close to its, the chips first elected president has been officially sworn into office. he took the oath before the highest score. the next-- jose mubarik was transported to the hospital after he was near death in a nearby house--hospital. there is no word cents. now world leaders are some meeting behind doors to talk about syria. the u.s. and the other powers want to replace--activists say the

latest attack is the worst since the uprising began in march of last year. >> marty: a strong earthquake jolted china. they measured the earthquake at a 6.3 magnitude some chinese scientists put at 6.6. you're looking at some residents that were shaken out of bed before dawn. the news agency says that this earthquake was felt up to 120 mi. away. in the meantime at least 50 people are dead and 42 are missing. >> ysabel: still to come on kron4 news we can we will tell you what is new at the movies and also a talking bear. [laughter] >> marty: before we get to that let us take a look outside. way above the

overpass is nothing clear we will have your forecast for a head. --straight ahead.

>> ysabel: only one more week to catch the grammy award winning musical american any it in san francisco. [music] >> ysabel: the play tells the story of three friends on a quest for meaning in a post 9/11 world. it features the music of bay area rock superstars green day. it remains at the warfield theater through july 15th. tickets range from $31 up to $100. >> marty: from dysfunctional

families, to male strippers, teddy bears, this week's box office will release at >> tyler perry is back on the big screen. eugene place in wall street cfo that is tangled and upon the screen facing death threats from the mob, he and his family are put on the witness protection. the sent to live with his aunt madea also played by perry. it is up to madea two with a friend-- family into shape. it is rated pg-13. >> now this is magic mike he a stripper at night and during the day he is an entrepreneur. this movie is rated r and >> if you are looking for something a little bit lighter but a little bit raunchy, give this animated

movie called ted a try. he is the title character bring in his brand of humor to the big screen for the first time. mark plays a boston man whose childhood wish for his teddy bear to come to life comes true. ted is rated r. >> ysabel: that come from the producer of south park. now one of hollywood's a list customers are filing for divorce after 5 1/2 years of marriage tom cruise and kenny holmes are splitting up. kenny holmes attorney called the personal and private matter for katie, she says that she is most concerned for her daughter's best interest. tom cruise as attorney says that holmes fought for the divorce. >> marty: i also heard that he was very surprised by her falling for the divorce. we will hear more about that i

am sure. coming up with tickets and how investment firms are protesting foreclosed property and oakland and with city leaders have to say about it. >> ysabel: meanwhile, let us to give the outside in is the golden gate bridge underneath all that is there. i think there are some alerts out there for the bay area bridges because of the fog that will linger for a little bit we will have your forecast coming up.

>> marty: here with our forecast for the weekend is janeau. >> and you can see a lot of clouds out there. we may

have some sunshine in your inland areas and mostly cloudy and faulty tech and that at your to pitchers. --temperatures. we will see a mixture of upper '70's and low eighties for the south bay, low '70s for the east bay. and for the coast we have a mixture of upper '70's and low 80s. for those of you going to the giants began, the reds versus the giants the first pitch will be at 1 05 p.m.. the temperature of land from the mid-60s to upper 60s. you may want to bring a jacket for you. >> marty: it should be great weather for the 100th anniversary of the alameda county fear that has been going on for a week or so it

is moving into the second week and security a top concern as charles clifford explains. >> mingled in with the crowd of thousands at this there are security guards and deputies. april mitchell with the fair board says that they're here to keep eye on things the >> there are sheriffs on bikes, horses, motorcycles and walking around all over the fair. >> they also have a sexual assault felony enforcement or safety team on duty there looking for anyone that may be targeting children. the affair started on june 20th in the last week 200,000 people have passed through the gates and so far there have been very few problems. >> we have had just five of arrested all of them have been alcohol related and that it was over 200,000 people that have come through these gates. >> marty: the fair runs

through next week, july the eighth. >> ysabel: emotional testimony from a san francisco man that is accused of brutally beating a former priest, william lynch said that father lender sexually assaulted him and his brother during a 1984 caping trip. he says that the abuse destroy his life. prosecutors say he attacked the former priest in 2010 at a retirement home. he admits to having the priest multiple times during the confrontation. a fairfield minister is behind bars accused of molesting five boys nearly two decades ago. late thursday night, police of arrested this man at his home he is also known as father silence. they say that he molested them inside of the church. >> marty: some oakland leaders are purchasing big

parts of the city like investment firms. the red dots represent homes that are purchased by investing home during the same time frame. they say these investors are destabilizing low-income communities and have acquired 42% of foreclosed oakland homes. >> this is from 2007 to 2011. lou dobbs are the homes that have been lost to families typically obtained by the banks at some point. the second map shows the red dots and these are the properties that have been lost to homeowners in foreclosure and then obtained by investors. we start to see that in a flat line areas of oakland traditionally the neighborhood where there has minute of predatory and the

--there has been a lot of predatory lending. >> marty: they say they have stopped families from buying homes unless they have cash to buy a house out right. >> ysabel: in san francisco nearly 65 people have been displaced after their apartment building went up in flames. the blaze happened friday morning in the tenderloin district. officials say a broken gas line was discovered. 1 woman was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation. about 10 units were damaged from that fire and it is still being investigated. >> marty: california firefighters are lending their support to the crew is in colorado. on friday gov. brown authorize the california national guard to use specialized aircraft based here to help battle the fire there. the cost for

support will be reimbursed by the federal government. president obama toward the damage on friday and honored the emergency responders. >> president barak obama: when we have a chance on site to see some guys that just saved three homes in the community that has been devastated, for those families, the work of a sacrifice to those firefighters means the world to them. >> marty: california's a color model can be seen as returning a favor because back in 2008 called rural fire fighters clinched help in battling more than 2000 fires that spread across the golden state. >> ysabel: the transportation security officials are cracking down on a martial that trend on the job--that were drinking on the job.

>> ysabel: the tsa says that the drinking happened at a restaurant in february and was reported to a website that allows employees to alert leadership of inappropriate behavior >> marty: still ahead californians are saying goodbye to fagra today. >> ysabel: let us take another look outside. we will be back.

>> ysabel: today is the last day people in california can eat foie

gras that means duck liver. >> marty: police and firefighters are on the lookout for fireworks. they say the fireworks that you see this meal were purchased by the undercover police on friday. the suspect was arrested and could be charged with a felony. >> marty: investigators will be using shot spotter's technology to find out where fireworks are being set off illegally. >> there are a handful of bay area communities that allow state approve fireworks on the fourth of july. in alameda county have dublin, union city and newark allowing fireworks on the fourth. the only place in santa clara county that allows a fireworks is

gilroy. up in sonoma county the fall only permit the sale and use of state approved a fireworks every year on the fourth of july. >> marty: make sure your fourth of july plans include watching kron4. you will have the best seat in the house to watch fireworks from around the bay. that includes milpitas, pleasant hill and the big fireworks spectacle in san francisco. we are the only station that bring to local fireworks a live it all starts at 9:00 p.m. on kron4 and we will be right back. [ male announcer ] it would be easy for u.s. olympian meb keflezighi

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>> this is a view from our roof camera. you can see that the have a lot of

patchy fog. it will be sunny in your in the spots, also breezy and then we are expecting more sunshine tomorrow and a warming trend kicking into the work week. taking the test satellite and radar there is a rain to the north police to the cool air up from and into our area. >> by 10:00 a.m., we will see a mixture of '60s and '70s. '70s indicated by the local your screen. as we head into the afternoon will see a mixture of '60s, '70s, and 80's. things will colophony to see the cloud coverage role in. temperatures will cool down to the '60s by 8:00 p.m.. now let us take a closer look at the numbers. we have upper '70's and low 80s as the east bay in the areas we will see more of the low 80s

there. low '70s for the east bay and was the upper '70's and low 80s. it is a little bit cooler along the coast. now let us take a the carrier's seven day around the bay of the five things will warm up. by the fourth temperatures will give back to the upper 80s. >> ysabel: family and friends are continuing the search for this man he is a baseball fan that a poor this believe may have fallen into the bay at a pier near at&t park earlier this week the coast guard called off their search for this missing fan. family members travel from the los angeles area hoping to find him. >> he went missing monday night after the giants game. we believe he fell on the edge and he cannot swim. >> he is out there somewhere please help us find him and bring him home. his mom wants him home. if

we can give her that peace, it will help us tremendously. >> i was with him the whole day, he is my best friend. i'm hoping that we can bring him that we need to find his body for his family. >> we need to take him home. we need to take him home. >> ysabel: the family has made fliers and rented boats and they plan on searching through the weekend. >> marty: the giants a shutout streak abruptly ended last night. >> ysabel: gary has all the highlights. >> the giants have five straight shutouts. this the first pitch of the game. that is is back with the cincinnati reds in that it did they scored three and never looked back. mike the starting pitcher will take care of cane. there is a blast. the first to read

pitcher--the first reds pitcher. out here is jerry bruce. he was 4 for 4 tonight. the dodgers lose again. the giants stayed one game of. --game up. >> nolan ryan went from great teacher to great team president. a j griffin strikes out of josh hamilton his major debut looks pretty good. a j griffin worked six innings and the whole paned collapsed. --whole thing

collapsed. >> another is to the gold medalist in the all round in 2008 and four years later she is the underdog. she falls and does not make the olympic squad. jordan weiber the reigning world champ breezed through. she assured herself a spot on the olympic team can't the other spot is chosen by coach mark tough. lance armstrong is having trouble again carry--he is caused

>> ysabel: we want to look to the lake tahoe area is supposed to be in the 90s today. it looks like some people will be having a good time this july 4th holiday.

>> ysabel: the state of michigan is taking its anti drinking and driving message to the john. take a look. >> call a cab. >> ysabel: these are urinal

cakes. ladies we have not seen them ourselves but officials are hoping that these euro cakes will help flush away--urinal cakes will help flush away the problem. >> marty: taken this picture. the boy was taken a picture with a sleeping lion but the line will come up when that snapped the picture the little boy said all he heard was tapping on the glass which may explain this expression on his face. [laughter] >> ysabel: we are less than 24 hours a with for some new laws that are taking place including how boarding a muni bus will be easier. >> marty: let us take a live look outside a lot of people are starting a long holiday

weekend today. we have very little traffic heading on the approach to the bay bridge. we also have cloudy conditions. we have are forecast to me come back.

have some dense fog out there can leave the will see some sunny skies throughout the bay area into the afternoon and mostly cloudy in the evening. >> janu: by the afternoons we will see some clearing in the inland areas. it will be some fog along parts of the bay and then roll back into the evening hours by 10:00 a.m. it will be widespread. as for the temperatures, we are sitting in the mid to upper 50s for most part of the bay area. >> janu: when the temperatures warm up it will be pretty pleasant.

>> janu: i will have your extended forecast coming up . >> ysabel: massive storms have wiped out power to more than 2 million residents through the eastern part of the country where there are heat. police in virginia say to people were killed by the storm overnight one of the victims with a 90 year-old woman that died with heavy winds blew a tree on to her home, she was asleep. another person was killed when the truth of these power outages are happening in the atlantic coast. >> marty: you can see the sheer strength of the storm this video came in from indiana, high wind and heavy rain. the mess could take days to clean up. the downtown area there were reports of roof tiles falling on to sidewalks. in

the meantime in central ohio there are powerful storms that caused a lot of havoc on friday. the rich down power lines and more than a dozen power poles attract the people inside. the highway patrol says that strong winds blew over some tractor trailers on the interstate in there is no word this morning of any injuries. >> ysabel: in san francisco firefighters battling a grass fire stumbled on a home that revealed an illegal growing operation of marijuana. inside the home, authorities found about 30 mature marijuana plants that were ready for harvest. detectives say they were about 3 ft. tall and worth $75,000 in a street value. the pot farm had nothing to do with the fight in nevada investigators believe a homeless encampment was to blame. >> it was a homeless encampment and is not as

big as the used to be because it was really big and we complained and complain and then they finally cleared out. in the last three or four years it was a small group of people that live back there we see them as we are leaving and coming. >> ysabel: no one was injured in the home or the grass fire and the police are now looking for the renters of the marijuana farm in that home. >> marty: share of ross mirkarimi testified for a set and then rode his own behalf trying to convince the ethics commission to not permanently remove him from office. he is on suspension for official misconduct after pleading guilty to false imprisonment charge stemming from a fight with his wife. during the incident lopez was left with a bruise on her arm. we were at the hearing on friday and as the suspended share to the stand he explains why the hearing was cut short and the court room was evacuated. >> is your belief that any time in law enforcement officer is convicted of a crime, that constitutes this-link-removing them from

their employment. >> share of ross mirkarimi when after mayor and lee's decision to suspend him without pay during have ethics hearing surrounding the misconduct charge. near italy stood his ground. -- mayor and the stood his ground. >> it is wrong who behavior that constitutes misconduct. >>anchor: there was a bit of confusion after the share to pakistan and security whispered in his the and abruptly took him out of the court room. the san francisco chip, later confirmed that an unspecified the threat was made during the proceeding. earlier in the day shift ross mirkarimi to the stand in his own defense stating that the overall situation will make him a better public servant. >> someone who has now seen both sides of the aisle i think helps in a way if

people will open their minds this can serve as an asset in winning means to speaking to some of the strengths and some of the weaknesses of the criminal justice system. >> ysabel: in the south and this morning volunteers are not giving up they will try again today to find signs of a missing morgan hill teenager. santa clara county authorities called off the search earlier this month she was last seen on march 16th they believe that she is dead of of her body has not been found. this 21 year-old has been arrested in connection with her disappearance he is expected to be back in court in july. >> marty: 18 year-old boy was hospitalized in oakland and he could be released this weekend. j.r. stone reports that the condition of the young man is beginning to improve. >>anchor: this 10 year-old

recovering and is in stable condition at children's hospital after being shot in the back. because of the close proximity to his spine doctors have chosen not to remove it. >> this could affect for the rest of his life with the bullet moves, he can become paralyzed without the use of his legs and his limbs, that is really sad. >> this neighbor who lives across the street told me that his son we see here was with him and the three adults when a stray bullets came from a block away. >> people riding their bikes, or driving a shooting at people this has to stop. a little kid got shot yesterday and it is not ok. it is not ok, it needs to stop. >> family friend diana is frustrated and she says that what happened on this block in richmond on thursday is not acceptable. >> i would like to tell people to stop the violence, stop using guns that can injure innocent people. we need more police patrolling,

we need more things for kids to do during the summer parks that can be opened, places where kids can go that is safe. >> again, the boy is in stable condition at the hospital. he could be released as early as saturday. the gunman is still on the loose one of the reason why the officers offering a $10,000 reward for his capture and conviction. reporting in oakland i am j.r. stone with kron4 new >> ysabel: . still to come, a strong earthquake rattled residents and china and egypt swears in a new president today. >> marty: we will take a live look outside. you can see some fault in some parts of the city will have your forecast coming up in just a few minutes.

>> ysabel: each of its first freely elected president has been officially sworn into office this month. he took the oath before the highest

court in egypt. the court is next door to a military hospital treating the ousted president. he was transported there two weeks ago after he was reported near death in a nearby prison hospital no word on his current condition. >> ysabel: world leaders are meeting behind closed doors the a solution to in the violence in syria the talks are taking place at u.n. headquarters in geneva, the u.s. and other western powers are trying to replace the regime with a democracy the russian it is opposed to regime change determined to have its last remaining ally in the middle east. the dozens are dead and hundreds are wounded, there is a new government and the capital of damascus they say this latest attack is the worst since it began searching for casualties the

geological earthquake was measured at basically to magnitude and chinese scientists put it at 6.6. these are residence that were shaken out of bed just before dawn. the fitness of a quick was felt up to 120 mi. away. in the meantime at least 50 people are dead 42 missing in southern china because of heavy rain that turned on june 20th if it launched a series of massive mudslides. >> ysabel: still to come with a view of the republican party is $10 million richer getting its candidates elected into office. >> marty: we want to take a look outside, it looks like the skies are clearing we will be right back.

>> ysabel: we are back taking this live look in walnut creek look at how pretty it is an looks like a cloud coverage is pulling away. >> it does look be foolish to the with weaken around the bay area with a lot of

people starting their holiday weekend. >> janu: here is a live look from the san jose care-- camera. as we get into the afternoon expect partly cloudy conditions. as to your extended forecast looks like things warm-up. nothing in the get satellite regard it is rain to the north of us and that is why haven't ushering in the cool air as was the low clouds. as for temperatures will see those '60s in the north bay as well as a part of the east and inland areas. >> janu: by 10:00 a.m. we will see a mixture of '60s and '70s. as for the afternoon of fun to get a mixture of '60s and '70s and the 80's are indicated by the orange color on the screen. as we head into the evening to see the cloud coverage role in as well as the fault that is widespread. temperatures will cool down to most of the '60s. taking a look of the numbers, it will be pretty nice to the upper

'70's and low 80s there. we will see more of the low 80s in the east bay inland areas. for the north bay we will see some low eighties for pacific settled, napa, upper '70's for petaluma and nevada. we get to the mid- 60s and about 60 to 70 degrees expected from downtown san francisco. as detective the case seven day around the bay looks like things will start to clear up and warmup getting to the upper 80s by mid-week. we have low '70s for the bay and its 60 for the coast. >> ysabel: san jose police are investigating the city's 20th homicide of the year. they say a man was stabbed near east hamilton, medics rushed to the scene but he was pronounced dead after 11:30 p.m. friday night. >> marty: a neighborhood in south san jose is on high alert after four recent fires threatened to touch off natural gas lines fire investigator said there is

no doubt that this is the result of arson. they add unless those responsible are called, someone will get hurt. rob fladeboe tells of the reward that is being offered as those in harm's way fear the worst. >> if you see anything suspicious of a recall if he sees someone lighting something on fire, call 911. >>anchor: police and firefighters went door-to- door in in this zero grove neighborhood passing out information leading to the arrest of an arsonist that clearly has residents worried. >> the worst thing in the world is to have your car parked next to gas lines in just a one of these cars came on fire and then the gas line gets hit. >>anchor: after midnight fire has erupted from trash and recycling bins here and some two dozen people have been forced from their homes. to maximize the damage investigators suspect

that the arsonist is taking loaded trash bins like this one that are close to gas and electric meters and pushing them of the the side of the building and line them on fire. >> the potential for injury is great for these residence because they are sleeping in the fight is are having late at night when coarsely and as we have the greatest loss of life. >>anchor: suspecting someone in the neighborhood is to blame, residents welcomed the fire department as they come to stop and look for damage. >> i've been the do not want my house burning down. what all the gang fights and everything around here that is where i am afraid of. i believe not want to sell my house, but that is pretty much what is coming down to. >> ysabel: turning to politics, the casino billionaire sheldon all son is making a $10 million campaign pops--donations. he

is making this to the coke brothers. he also supported mitt romney's during the gop nomination. >> marty: legislation on avoiding an increase on federal student loans and maintaining jobs in transportation projects all headed to president obama as a desk for his signature. one bill will allow more than $100 billion to be spent on highway and mass transit and other projects of the next two years those projects with a suspended-- those projects will expire today and stafford loan increases would -- if congress did not act. >> ysabel: coming up we have more on the health care rappel--the health care

reform law and how will affect young people >> marty: we have all these guys but it should be clearing and it should be a really nice day around the bay.

>> marty: san francisco is slipping when it comes to being one of the largest cities in the u.s.. while the total number of residents to rent upper-- went up, san francisco still dropped to no. 14 spot. moving up in the list, austin texas. and your is the largest with more than 8 million people that call the big apple home. >> ysabel: no matter how you feel about the affordable health care law approved by the supreme court is a milestone and it will affect you. the removal of the last legal berry of means that within two years just about every person in the country will have to have health insurance. the people will notice the change to the health-care system the most are those that are uninsured. j.r. stone breaks

down the cost of providing affordable care to everyone. >> it is called the affordable care at that means health care for all. the controversy between government control of the industry or industry control. for those that did not currently have health insurance i cannot give you an exact amount into pay in 2014 because it depends on your income and the state you live in. the base of this is for premiums to be much lower than what they are right now. if you choose not to get involved, you will be fine. in 2014, $285, or one percent of your income which ever is greater. by 2016 the fine would be $2,085, or two and a half percent of your income. these penalties are waived for people with very low income. as for how this will be paid for? the top freeways, medicare tax increase on the wealthy, annual fee on insurance providers in the 40 percent tax on cadillac insurance

policies. we are likely talking less expensive health plans, but we have more people covered. the estimate is 94 percent of americans will likely now have health insurance. >> ysabel: here's a quick look and how many americans are currently without health care coverage. 49.9 million people are without coverage that is more than 60% of u.s. population. there are 7.3 million uninsured children. that amounts to almost 10 percent of all children in the united states. >> marty: extreme heat is being blamed for the death of a three year old boy in tennessee. they initially thought the boy had drama now investigators are suggesting that it was a he related that because of the high temperature of the child's body. the chef offices of the mother russia children to her father's house to call 911 because she did have a phone. she double over children had drowned. the five-year 0 was unresponsive but had a pulse, the three-year old

did not and he was pronounced dead hospital. his brother remains very critical condition. police are investigating the official cause of the child's death. >> ysabel: this is a live look outside in atlanta with the temperatures are expected to be in the 100 psst day, 111 degrees in the expected high in the city. the heat will last through at least tuesday and the same thing can be felt throughout the southeast.

>> ysabel: we are back to king live look outside this morning were san francisco at&t part, everyone is excited not because of the weather because the giants are back up on top. we see still a lot of cloud coverage out there. >> marty: yes it is the we

will be heat up today when the giants and the red meat. >> janu: here is a live look from the >> janu: for those of you that headed to the reds versa the giants game, we

will see parley, conditions and to the jazz legend from the mid to upper 60 so you may want to bring a jacket. will have your extended forecast coming up with for now we're heading back over to marty. >> marty: beginning tomorrow registering your car will be more expensive in bidding on a muni bus will be faster and getting a tattoo will be safer. j.r. stone explains july 1st is the day that a range of new laws and fees take effect >> the bay area has strict recycling regulations but there have been no state law requiring apartment owners to provide facilities for their tenants. that will change on sunday when landlords and commercial businesses will be required to recycle. also taking effect, a new law offered by a san francisco assemblywoman that tightens controls on tattoo parlors and requires them to undergo annual health and safety training. going to the dmv will be even more painful,

starting next week the basic car registration fee will go up by $12. in another new law allows a new car dealers to add up to $80 in fees for electronically register in the vehicle. a good day for geese, as of sunday it will be illegal to produce or sell fa guas from birds. and to new laws also going to affect one requiring school districts to adopt a uniform policy on bullying based on gender identification and that will choir's the officials to intervene. another gives victims priority for transforming schools and it requires bullying counseling.

>> ysabel: the sheriff's department is cracking down on people that may be looking to harm children. this is at the alameda county fair and pleasanton plainclothed deputies are staffing the fear looking to spot anyone that is trying to target children. an estimated 200,000 people have passed through the gates of the fare is 100th anniversary. no problems have been reported. the emotional testimony from the san francisco man that is accused of brutally beating a former priest in the south bay. william lynch was in the red tide told the jurors that father lender sexually molested him and his brother during a 1974 camping trip. at the time which was 7 years old and his brother was for. he says that the abuse destroyed his life. prosecutors then attacked the former priest in 2010 at los gatos retirement home he did admit

to having the priest multiple times during the confrontation. >> marty: in san francisco nearly 65 people have been displaced after their apartment building up in flames, the blaze had been friday morning in the tenderloin district. officials say a broken gas line was discovered and one woman was taken to hospital for smoke inhalation. all told about 10 units were damage from this fire. the source of the blaze is still being investigated. president obama is promising to help color of the with the enormous devastation from the state's spring while fire. as dan explains, the president wrapped up a brief visit friday to see the disaster firsthand. >> president obama arrived in this battleground state to assure the victims of one of the worst wildfires ever that the federal government would provide substantial assistance.

>> president barak obama: i want to emphasize that whether it is firing, or flooding in the northern parts of florida, when natural disasters by this hit and there comes together. >> this kid the presidents of some of the damage from the ear as he looked out the windows of air force one. on the ground he was greeted by the state's governor and others. he took a walking tour of the neighborhood that was scorched by the waldo canyon fire. >> president barak obama: what is remarkable is obviously out of thin these fires are. once they hit a house and then they take root, it is very difficult for anybody to imagine that kind of devastation of how quickly it happens. >> the president thanked the firefighters whose hard work he says saved countless lives. >> president barak obama: give me a sense of how you guys go about protecting these homes?

>> the first one right here it had a of a fire inside the grosz we put that out and we've been knocked holes in the garage door to the heat out of there. >> more federal assistance is on the way. eight military planes the with special firefighting technology, the entire inventory of being deployed here. it is a massive response to confront a massive disaster. it has destroyed 346 houses and responsible for one death and it is only 15 percent contained. another fire in the northern part of the state destroyed 257 houses on life but it is 85 percent contained. more than half of all federal firefighting resources are being staged in colorado. officials are hoping in addition to all that the weather will cooperate. >> marty: officials confirmed two deaths from the waldo canyon fire both were found in burned out

homes, california gov. jerry brown was the wrecking the california national guard to send two air tankers along with three crew members to call a lot of that are scheduled to leave this morning. >> ysabel: still to come we will tell you how law- enforcement agencies are cracking down on the use and sale of illegal fireworks. >> marty: let us take another look outside from san francisco overcast remains over the city the we do have some son in some spots. to have the forecast coming up in just a little bit.

>> ysabel: and then shot and injured by santa clara county deputies has been identified the affinity and another allegedly confronted a police there in marijuana of roadside on thursday morning he was taken to the house the when i'm life-threatening gunshot wound and will be arrested when he is released. the second suspect fled the scene but has not been

found. authorities say this cultivations side is estimated to contain about 4200 plants. they say it has an estimate street value of over $10 million. >> marty: 0 the police and firefighters on the lookout for illegal fireworks. all fireworks are illegal including the safe and sane ones. police said fire with the ec in the studio were purchased by an undercover police on friday. the suspect was arrested could be charged with a felony. investigators will be using the shots are technology and efforts to locate fireworks that are being set off illegally on the fourth of july. now include your fourth of july plans that include watching kron4 this weekend it is our annual big celebration on july 4th. you have the best feed and house to watch fireworks from all over the bay. >> marty: we are the only station the range of local fireworks a live in this all starts at 9:00 p.m. on kron4. >> ysabel: still to come we

have some ideas on the fourth of july getaways with the travel mom. >> marty: family is heremarty we will talk with her in a couple of minutes in the meantime take a look at the bay bridge no traffic to speak of. we will be right back.

>> i live in a hotel in anaheim tiny--county last month that i was so happy to people as special guest because i could check in much more quicker and stay away from all the mess. you are have your preferences of what you like and what you don't like and you get bonus points for staying.

>> we do not see the incredible discounts that we used to seeing a few days ago, but what we see now is more for your books, like more nights free a second mom a discount and even the credit-card, for me i travel the time and i use my american express platinum card. i work with them because to get so many perks, you can get it to the dollar credit that can be used for checking your luggage, airline lounges, food, entertainment, flight, fine hotels and resorts. they give you stuff like a free the checkout or a free room when it is available. you can get a complimentary breakfast. you have credits that can be used on the campus for golf and things like that. >> marty: one of the things that you are promoting is to

think out of the box and push the comfort zone. >> ysabel: something that you did call 49 before 50. >> marty: yes. >> i turn 49 in january and i challenge myself to have 49 new experiences before i turn 50. >> ysabel: is this you? >> this is me, i am driving at high force race car, hot air balloon driving-- writing, jumping out of an airplane. i just want people to think about what we can do when we stretch out from what is comfortable. we are creatures of habit, we do the same thing at the same time of year. this summer you can go somewhere have a new experience. i've learned to flamenco dance, i learned to be a night, and i learned to pole dance. it

was the most awkward thing of my life, but i did it. i do not sell anything to my facebook page i will not bombard people for selling things i giveaway trips at my facebook page. my goal is to encourage and motivate and inspire people to get out and travel say why not, what am i waiting for? you do not have to spend a fortune to do it i have shared some great ways to do it. and giving away some free trips never hurts anything. >> marty: if you can get more information is on our facebook page. >> ysabel: will be right back.

>> ysabel: family and friends are continuing their search for this man. authorities believe he may have fallen into the bay near at&t park. earlier this

week the coast guard called off the search for him. family members travel from the los angeles area hoping to find him but so far there has been no word. >> he went missing london after the giants game we believe he fell over the edge and he cannot swim. >> please help us find him his mother wants him home, if we can give her that peace it would help tremendously. >> i was with him the whole day. he's my best friend. i will not be able to bring him back a we need to find his body for his family. >> hopefully he is still alive. i want to take home his body. i need to take him home. >> ysabel: the family has printed flyers and rented boats, they plan to search all weekend. >> marty: the pitching staff set a record this week their shutout streak ended last night jeff bush reports from

the ballpark that fans are still excited about being no. 1. >> the rush was on at at&t park employees open the gates to the game and the fan's cannot wait to get inside to see the giants play home games on a warm friday night. >> we love the giants because this is our year again. >> it is looking pretty good we are on fire. >> this here i am really excited for the giants because after his big game, i felt like we have something really special going for us this year. i feel like buster posey team chemistry with the team is on a point at this time of year. >> we are here and we're all pumped up. i even brought my family and from south carolina. >> it is amazing i'm so excited.

>> we love it all. and we love that we shut down the dodgers! >> marty: there was another game thursday between the astros and the padres, now watch what happened in the stands this is what has people talking. see the man and a blue shirt, he used his popcorn bucket to snag a foul ball. look at that. what a great catch. now let us take another look at it. there it is, right in there with the popcorn a nice catch. >> marty: that was a great catch. >> ysabel: still to come on the kron4 news weekend that heat is on we have more on the extreme temperatures. >> marty: delicate this, we have fog at the golden gate bridge we will have a forecast coming up with the top of the hour we will be right back.

>> ysabel: hello and welcome back to our third live hour of kron4 news weekend. >> marty: in our studios this morning we have the invesco medal winner from the 1996 winning olympic gymnastics team. but behind the winning smile and a painful story. dominique will be sharing her story in a few minutes. >> ysabel: first let us to take quick look outside. this is the san matilda to the club cloud coverage is slipping in the south bay. >> marty: we should have a pretty nice day around the bay and here to tell us all about it is ajanu >> janu: we did with up to

some coastal fog. not as for the afternoon we will see some sunshine in the inland areas. we have mostly cloudy and foggy evening in store for us. taking the to the satellite and radar, this is really the culprit of what is ushering in cool air into our area. we have low sixties in santa rosa but let us take a look at where the temperatures are warming up to. >> janu: we see low eighties through antioch. >> janu: we have a mixture of '70's and low 80s. for those of you having to the giants game, you can expect partly cloudy, mild and reconditions. >> marty: the top of the

news this hour is happening right now, massive storms have wiped out power to more than 2 million residents in the eastern part of the country are also dealing with extreme heat police said that two people were killed by the storms overnight. one of the victims was a 90 year old woman that died when heavy winds to a tree on to the home of she was sleeping. another person was killed when a tree fell to her car these power outages happened from indiana and up through the atlantic coast. the region is also dealing with temperatures in the triple digits. as we said, it is faltering a part--across parts of the southern area this is the speech in atlanta. it is supposed to be dangerous this week in 100 and the 11 degrees is the high for atlanta. your conditioners and fans will be on full blast and they say they're ready for this atlanta has opened five cooling stations throughout the city and throughout the

weekend to help residents to combat the broiling temperatures. >> ysabel: in san francisco, firefighters battling a grass fire stumbling home that revealed an illegal marijuana grow operation. it happened as the crews were trying to save the home. >> the house firefighters fought to save turned out to be an indoor pot farm. they found about 30 marijuana plants that were ready for harvest in detectives say they were 3 ft. tall worth about $75,000 in a street value. pastor michael williams lives next door he was shocked to see the police bring out bags of marijuana and and a couple of dozen heat lamps and an air filtration equipment. >> it is a dangerous situation to deal with in the first place you're putting people's lives at risk. i personally do not care for drugs. i don't even remember their names, they were nice guys, nice people.

>> reporter: firefighter say this crew had nothing to do the cat--grass fire. they were trying to work to say this house. they're trying to protect it from what was burning in the back. it is located at 100 charred oak drive in the bayview. investigators believe a homeless encampment on the hillside may be to blame for the fight. >> the homeless encampment is not as big as these to be because it was really big and we complained and then we complained and then it finally cleared it out. so now, it is in the last three or four years it has been a small group of people. >> reporter: pass to williams calls this fire at a mixed blessing even though it was burning close to his home and help to knock out kron next door. >> marty: the city of san jose is offering a reward in hopes of catching an

arsonist. on friday san jose police and firefighters of one door to door and handed out fliers to residents. investigators believe for fires of the last few days were intentionally set. the blaze has been sparked in trash cans. san jose fire capt says whoever is to blame is trying to maximize the damage. >> they ignited whenever products were inside here. much of this contains paper. they lit the products on fire in these cans began to burn very quickly. the fire in pinched upon the electrical panels and all the gas meters >> marty: . all those fires at the late-night more than two dozen people have been forced from their homes. >> ysabel: sheriff ross mirkarimi is fighting to get his job back with the mayor says that he does not deserve it. all that during an ethics hearing friday as a bomb threat brought the hearing to an abrupt halt.

ross mirkarimi testify on his own behalf try to mix the ethics committee to not permanently remove him from office. he was suspended for official misconduct after he planned to guilty to a charge stemming from a fight with his wife that left her with a bruise on her arm. >> someone who is now seen both sides of the aisle, i think this will help if people would just opened their minds to conserve as an asset. until some of the strengths and weaknesses of the criminal-justice system. >> ysabel: mayor ed the took the stand and testified. >> i believe that he was a part of the effort to not have people talk with the police department including his wife. >> ysabel: a bomb scare disrupted the ethics hearing for a short time friday but it resume with the mayor returning to the witness

stand and here you can see him at the hearing. his wife says that she would testify only if they will pay for her to fly in from venice will where she is been for the last two months. >> marty: coming up we have an update on the 10 year-old boy that was wounded because he was shot in the back. >> ysabel: first we take a live look outside, then a the lists this point the sun is shining in the clouds are gone, we will be back.

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>> ysabel: volunteers are not giving up the the south bay they're out to define the missing morgan hill teenager. santa clara county authorities have called off the search for the 15 year- old earlier this month. she was last seen on march the 16th. police say they believe she is dead of a her body has not been found. and 21 year-old man has been

arrested in connection with her disappearance he is careful to be back in court on july 10th. >> marty: san jose police are less than the city's 20 homicide of the year the same man was found stabbed near east hamilton ave medics rushed to the scene but he was pronounced dead after 11:30 p.m. last night and no suspects have been arrested. we have an update on the can year-old boy that was shot thursday in richmond. he's being treated at children's hospital in oakland. doctors said his condition is improving but they have not been able to remove the bullet from his body because they're worried that removing it could cause more harm than good. he was outside with family members when he was hit by a stray bullet. the suspect on a bicycle and there have been no arrest made. >> ysabel: more to come on kron4 news weekend including an interview with a winning olympic gold jim ness that will join us later this morning.

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>> ysabel: aaa says that californians are making a mad dash out of town for the fourth of july holiday. one and half of those surveyed started their vacation today. nearly 4 million are driving to their destination. that is up from last year since the gas prices have dropped. >> marty: a lot of people around here are heading up to lake tahoe for a long holiday weekend as we take this live look at high with 50 and highway 89. there are beautiful conditions there it is supposed to be pretty warm for the next several days. it is just fantastic. >> janu: it does not look like we have such a house for cash from this view, the golden gate bridge has a lot of fog, and we also have some coastal drizzling this morning. we have partly

cloudy conditions it will give the breezy we could see some sunshine in the inland areas and for your extended forecast the expect sunshine and slightly warmer temperatures as we head into the holiday. now you can see it is still pretty wide spread out there as we head into the afternoon now with the will see some clearing and in the spots. as we head into the evening hours, the temperatures will push right back. we are expecting widespread clouds and coastal fog into the evening hours. as for your temperatures, we have 62 degrees in santa rosa, 66 in napa, we are holding in the upper 60 for the south bay and let us take a look at where we are headed. for the south bay we are expecting upper '70's and low 80s. in the east bay in the areas, we will see more of the low 80s. 82 for fairfield in concord, low '70s for the spec.

>> janu: as we taking the caper seven day of around the bay looks like things will start to warm up as we head into the fourth of july . >> reporter: buying groceries at the store will be tougher now for the paladins of californians that received the assistance. governor brown cut $54 million in extra funding for the food stamp program. >> it seems that our governor put all of the budget problems on the back of our children and most of

the low-income families. >> reporter: marta says that this will hit her clients hard because most of them depend on child care subsidies and food stamps. >> i did not like i'm disappointed but we move on. >> reporter: california will with $31 million less than state parks after the governor trend additional spending of the legislature wanted control of their $195 million less in the state budget because brown wanted bigger reserve to cover emergencies. >> if we have a bad fire season and we hope to be denied the cost is and $90 million at a strip from the budget we go to the reserve for the additional cost to be covered. >> ysabel: in world news, each of first freely elected president has been sworn into office this morning. he took the oath today before the highest court. it is next door to a military

hospital. >> ysabel: meanwhile last year's uprising took place in cairo square the same place where the new president took his old on friday. >> marty: rescuers are searching for casualties and china. there was an earthquake that hit 6.3 magnitude the chinese scientists say that it was 6.6. you are taking in their residence that were shaken out of bed just before dawn. the news agency says this the earthquake was felt up to 120,000. in the meantime least 50 people are dead and 42 are missing in southern china that is where the heavy rain started back on june 20th that launched a series of massive mudslides. >> ysabel: still to come we will talk to an olympic gymnast that became the youngest athletes grandpa--

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>> marty: at the tender age of 14 the mackenzie and mischievous to receive an olympic gold medal. on her way to the top she was featured on countless magazine covers and on television. the youngest athlete to ever have her picture on a wheaties box. behind all the fame there was a dark side of her success that came at a high price. she is all grown up with a husband and two children she has written a new book that is called off balance. >> ysabel: this morning she joins us in the studio it is lovely to have you here and i guess you are here for the olympic trials down in san jose. >> yes, think for having me. the u.s. olympic trials are going very well team usa

is looking excellent and they have a great shot for lots of medals at the olympic games. >> ysabel: how much does that take you back and you see those young women there? >> it always takes me back with those young women and the from the stands i have a different perspective. so i get to relax but i am always here as an import-- ambassador for gymnastics to give them advice they need if not i'm to to support them. >> marty: there is a lot of advice that you can give them and you talk about in the book you talk about the fact that you had to hide injuries and deal with overbearing parents and coaches tell us about your experiences. >> yes, a lot of times when you're young and you are a pre pubescent teenager you are free to speak up and talk about a lot of things and a lot of time the coaches in that position of power they do not want you to speak up and talk about your injuries they just want

to take you tough and valentines you have to make sure that the fet emotional and physical well-being are being placed first above anything else. and to make sure that win at all cost mentality is not taking over and that is the well-being of the athlete first and foremost. >> ysabel: you trained under one of the most well-known coaches and to amend the on the other side think so highly of him, how you felt about him? you are very dependent upon him helping you get to what you dream about and you also had this push and pull relationship with him. >> absolutely, there were to have cultural thinks that the my family could relate to because they were from the same culture of room in the sand. i think a lot of times they may have used that and taken advantage of it in my situation but behind closed doors is a very different story than

what people see on television. i think in my book i talk about that so openly and candidly and how they did hurt me in a lot of ways like trying to make the train on injuries and not be able to speak up which eventually led to a stress factor before the olympic games and those types of things are harmful to our sport and haunt the gymnast >> marty: we have pictures the other olympians with the stress fractures and plowing through it but they seem heroic that is the short term we did not see the long term but nothing happened before and after the injury. >> right, you see them a short period of time in their lives and all of these things could have long-term effects the also psychologically and emotionally i think it is important that the athletes have a good experience in the sport and that comes at the hand of the people and the coaches and how they treat them in this sport because that is extremely

important because they have the rest of their lives to go on after the sport in the my goal is for a kinder and more a lee system so that the girls can come out of the sport healthy of mine body and soul. >> ysabel: speaking of that you look like to have a wonderful life you have a husband and two children, you got through college where did you make that turn? >> i think a lot of it went i started to meet my husband reconnected in 2001. he met me at a time where i lost a lot of my love and passion for gymnastics because of the way that i was treated in the sport he held me to find the fire and passion and then can he help me to bring the glove back that i started this war with. it was all a mindset. i wanted to let go of the past and the demons and seven years of getting all out on paper and taking seven years to heal and write this book, it has been a long process the very healing. >> marty: we would be remiss if we did not mention the other secret part of this book and that was discovering that you had a sister that you did not know

anything about. >> yes, my life probably is likely movie to some people when you're reading it, but yes finding out about my sister in 2007 was one of the biggest shocks of my life. i was becoming a mother losing my father and gaining a sister and a daughter all the while trying to complete my undergraduate degree. i was nine months pregnant in the midst of graduate exams. it was a lot for me to take can but it has a happy ending. i walk people through all those emotions in the book. >> ysabel: you are right, it does sound like the movie we will wait for that. >> yes i know, there has been some talk about is a we will see. >> marty:

>> ysabel: this morning you can see the heavy cloud coverage starting to lift. >> marty: a big difference

compared to 7:00 a.m. we started this morning. here with our forecast is janu. >> janu: there have been delays and arrivals at sfo to about one hour-and-a-half if you're heading to pick someone up you want to look at the flight details. there is some patchy drizzle, but we are expecting some sunshine in the afternoon especially in the inland spots. we will see the clouds roll back into the evening hours and taking a look at where temperatures are sitting right now we have low 60s and saddles, seven degrees in napa 59 half moon bay and we already see some '70's in the south bay as well. by 10:00 a.m. we will see widespread '60s as well as more '70s pop up. as for the afternoon we are expecting a mixture of '60s, '70s and '80s and cooling off a little bit. we will see the clouds roll and the temperatures drop mostly to the '60s. taking a close look at the numbers we are expecting some low 80's in

places like santa rosa at apple. about 67 for san francisco and los 80's for europe in the areas we have your forecast coming up but for now we head back over to marty. >> marty: it is the 100th anniversary of the alameda county fair security remains a top concern as charles clifford explains. >> reporter: mingled in with thousands are private security guards and deputies with the alameda county sheriff's department. april mitchell with the fair board says that they are here to keep an eye on things. >> there are sheriffs on bikes, horses and motorcycles and they're walking around all over the fair. >> reporter: the sheriff's department also has the same team on duty they are trained to watch and target anyone that may be after children. the affair started

on june 20th and within the last week to attract people have passed through these gates. so far there have been very few problems. >> we have just had five of arrests and all of them have been alcohol-related in that is with over 200,000 people that have come through the grounds. >> marty: the fair runs through july 8th. >> ysabel: emotional testimony from the san francisco man is accused of brutally beating a priest in the south bay, william lynch in the red tie said that father lender sexually molested he and his brother during 99 --1974 campaign trip he was 7 and his brother was for he says that the abuse affected his life. he admitted to hitting the priest multiple times during the confrontation. a fairfield minister is behind bars accused of molesting five boys nearly two decades

ago. late thursday night police arrested robert at his home. he is also known as father silence. police say the victims reported that he molested them inside the church. >> marty: the poorest part of the city in oakland are being bought out by investment firms with deep pockets each of the blue dots represent foreclosures between 2007 and 2011 and the red dots represent homes purchased by investment firms during the same time frame they say these investors are destabilizing low-income communities and have acquired 42% of foreclosed open homes. >> this first map represents the number of foreclosed properties that have happened in oakland from 2007 to 2011. >> the second map shows the red dots and these are properties that were lost

from homeowners in foreclosures and obtained by investors we are starting to see that in the flatland areas traditionally the neighborhoods where there have been a lot of predatory lending occurring these are the neighborhoods that investors are acquiring a an enormous volume of homes after auction. >> marty: these investors are providing families from buying homes because families to have the cash to buy them outright. in july the cities will be the thing to propose home ordinances that will require how home owners that are now living in the home to pay fines if the home are not up to code. >> ysabel: in san francisco a blaze took place in the tenderloin district. officials say a broken gas line was discovered in 1 woman was taken to the hospital for smoke

inhalation about 10 units for damage from that fire and a source is still being investigated. >> marty: coming up today is the last day that californians can enjoy a very popular delicacy. >> ysabel: and that a second look outside before we go it should be a nice day all around. [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike bryan

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>> ysabel: today may be the last day that californians can eat fog while. it was banned because of the way that animals were 45 to grow. >> marty: firefighters are on the lookout for illegal fireworks.

>> reporter: these counties permit the sale and use of fireworks every fourth of july take a look. >> marty: not take a look at our annual big celebration on july 40 was the best seat in the house to watch the july 4th celebration around the bay. we have a big spectacle in san francisco and of course you're the only station every kilo fireworks live this starts at 9:00 p.m. july 4th on kron4. we will be back.

>> marty: with an hon and he is said to take place in los angeles later today. the rev. al sharpton will be delivering a eulogy at forest lawn in hollywood hills. this funeral comes nearly two weeks after can was found that the bottom of the swimming pool in his california home. his death is being treated as accidental. authorities are waiting for an autopsy to return for the official results. he became famous after a beating back in 1991 by officers. they were found indicted but not guilty. that's part of the worst riots in american history. king continued to trouble the drug and alcohol problems he was 47 years old. >> ysabel: california firefighters are lending their support to the cruzan, row for one of two huge fires have destroyed more than 300 plus homes. the

president allow them to use specialized aircraft based here to help out there. president obama on an emergency responders. >> president barak obama: we had a chance to see some guys that if a three homes in committees that were devastated for those families, the work and sacrifice of those firefighters means the world to them. they are genuine heroes. >> ysabel: that in 2008, a firefighters can tell battle more than 2000 fires that peaked in california. >> marty: now let us take a look out in the bay area the overcast skies are clearing. >> janu: we woke up to some

dense fog as well as patchy drizzle. as we head into the act and lee are expecting partly cloudy conditions and it looks like things warm-up to see more sunshine in time for the holidays. take a look the system is still bringing rain to the north that is what is ushering in the cool air as well. this is set to this hour. we are starting to see some in the clearing and then this afternoon he will see some bricks of sunshine that will persist along the coast as well as parts of the bay. it will then roll back into the evening i was in gras widespread about 11:00 p.m. tonight let us talk about the temperatures. we see the elephant is in napa, upper 50s and 60s for the coast. upper '70's and low eighties for the south bay. we have low '70s for the east bay

and for those heading to that limit county fair with about 69 degrees there, 67 for downtown san francisco as well as daily city. the have a mixture of low 80s and upper '70's for the north bay today. as we taking the caper seven day around the bay of the type to see more sunshine and warmer temperatures getting back to the mid '80s figure in the spot by mid-week. the have with the debate mid- 60's for the coast. now we are heading back to marty. >> marty: the city of san francisco is slipping when it comes to be one of the largest cities in the u.s. as according to the u.s. census data. >> marty: our total went up last year but still drop to the no. 14 spot. moving up on the list was austin tx with more than 820,000 residents. new york city remains the country's largest city with more than 8 million people calling the big apple home. >> ysabel: there's only one week to catch the grammy award winning musical

american eat the right here in san francisco. [music] >> ysabel: the play tells the story of three friends on a quest for meaning in a post 9/11 world. it features music from bay area rock superstars green day. it remains at the theater through july 8th. tickets range from 31 up to $100. >> marty: turning our stage to--turning from the stage on to the screen. we have this week's now showing. >> tyler perry is back on the big screen pence madea's witness protection. eugene play by tyler--the federal prosecutor played by perry

since the family of eugene to live withm his ofadea is up to hit madea to whips--he sends them to live with his aunt, it is up two hits madea to with the family into shape and face the mob. this movie starring matthew ,, haiti is about a young man that strips at night in is an entrepreneur by day it is rated r. next if you're looking for something and the raunchy, just give take a try. mark will the and the plan is a boston man whose childhood wish for his teddy bear is to come to light and it comes true. ted is rated r. >> ysabel: one of

hollywood's a list couples is filing for divorce after 5 1/2 years of marriage, tom cruise and katie homes are splitting up. according to people magazine, her attorney calls this a personal and private matter and it says that she is most concerned for her daughter's best interest. tom cruise attorney says that can be home file for the divorce and that he's very sad and surprised about it. it was kim holmes first marriage and tom cruise is third. their child is now six years old. >> marty: to show you a perfect catch made in the stance of a baseball game you will not believe what they used to make his catch. >> ysabel: the fountain in downtown atlanta is getting busier today. temperatures are and 100 degree temperatures. it is extreme heat.

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>> marty: the state of michigan's taking its driving and drinking message to the urinals. >> you are over the drinking that it call a friend or a cap. >> ysabel: check out this picture, the lion will cut when the boy is dad snapped a picture that may explain the little boys expression

look at the lion's face. the wrong kind of interesting. >> marty: we wanted to end with this great deal. there was a game in houston but what happened in the stands has everyone talking this young man sitting behind the plate made the catch of a foul ball with his popcorn bucket. [laughter] >> marty: he was so proud. he was able to show everyone. that was a great catch. >> ysabel: we will take this final look at our whether this live the capsized san jose and the airport is looking nice. there are no delays there. at sfo their reporting one hour and 30 minute delays in there is heavy overcast out there. >> marty: take a look ahead

at the forecast. we have low to mid '80s down to the '60s. it will heat up just- in-time to the fourth of july celebration and then on the fourth we are expecting high temperatures ranging from the mid '80s to the mid-60s and around i just want to remind you that kron4 will be having their annual july for to live. >> ysabel: and if the weather is good you can sit and watch kron this week. you have the best seat in the house to watch fireworks from around the bay, milpitas, a pleasant hill, raphael and the biggest spectacle in san francisco. we bring you live at 9:00 p.m. on july 4th. >> marty: that will wrap things up for us. >> ysabel: 24 watching to be back at 8:00 p.m. and tonight you can catch up on the news at 8:00 p.m..

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