>> darya: good morning, one person is killed in a hit and run crash. >> darya: this morning bring in another challenge for the millions of people >> james: here is how the weather will play out. we have some fog and low cloud coverage along the coast. that is what we are waking up to. temperatures in the fifties and low 60s. we have mostly sunny days. and cuba are in the spots to into the low 80s and we have partly cloudy conditions. it looks like a warm up as we head toward the middle of the

week. we have your full forecast straight ahead with a check of traffic. >> erica: good morning, is o'clock we have picked up a new incident. it looks like one to two lanes are blocked due to an accident. we are nearing the approach to the bay bridge plaza. for the most part the east bay freeway is moving well the same goes with the south bay. >> mark: police are looking for the driver that may have caused a fatal hit-and-run accident in petaluma this morning check out the scene. the crash was reported just after urbanite. --the crash was reported just after midnight. the road was closed for about one hour but it has been reopened.

>> darya: now this will be the first time the bus service is corn to allow all door boarding for its entire fleet and california. will tran is they're talking about the details. >>anchor: muni want their bosses to move faster if they move 1 mi. per hour faster than the $76 million every year that they can collect. not everyone gets to hop on, you have to have a card or a transfer to hop in the back. now critics say the bus drivers will be too busy looking through the mirrors to make sure that everyone is on and safe instead of cooling fluid and that means it will cost more money. other senate it is a good idea--others say it is

a good idea. keep in mind there are buses out there that allow you to hop on back. to make sure that everyone is honest the web at extra people on patrol so instead of 42 they will have 52 people. >>anchor: if you happen to be one of those people that try to get on without paying the will make to get off. >> darya: in practical terms it means that riders can get on quicker and the buses will run on time that is the idea. >>anchor: that is the idea of like i said, the critics are saying you may have more people hopping on the back and you not want to run anyone over so the bus drivers will be too busy

looking at the mirror and said of just worrying about the people in the front. >>anchor: we did have to wait to see if this will backfire some people say yes and others say no. >> justine: new details on the shooting that we talked about last hour week to scrap the deal on the scene and the police told us that this was a drive-by shooting were someone sho

>> darya: thank you justine. >> mark: now one of the 49ers players is hospitalized due to a shooting that happened at his home. an san francisco man is accused of brutally beating a former priest. that is him in the red tide. he said that father lender sexually molesting he and his brother during a 1974 camping trip. at the time he was 7 years old and his brother was 4 years old. he says that fog of that this --he says that father and lender and destroy his life.

>> darya: millions of people in atlanta are whipping up with no power this morning after extreme heat fuel thunderstorms that not all the power out and made at least 17 deaths. more than 1 million customers are without electricity as they are coping with the extreme heat. >> darya: a grocery store chain is trying to help in parts of virginia and maryland on sunday they gave out more than 10 lbs of ice to those who need it. >> we like the fact that the community is gathering together to be helpful. people have been clearing debris from the road together. we like the sense of community the we would like our power back because it is so hot. >> darya: 13 people were killed on friday and

saturday three others were killed yesterday afternoon in another round of strong storms that will all linked to the the temperatures are expected to cool down just a few degrees in the region today. it still should be hot for the rest of the week. >> mark: we have some good news for people in the bay area after being closed for two years the vallejo fire station will reopen its doors today. take a look coming up for details of looks like a federal grand now allows an of a fire station but we will get more information coming up as the kron4 morning news continues. here isn't i look from our roof camera.

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the latest in the devastating fires in colorado. the waldo canyon fire has destroyed about 350 homes. some nearby homes were saved by firefighters. residents are returning trying to salvage what can find in wetlands. other their homes are there but they have been burglarized. >> mark: as residents do return home we get some incredible pictures coming in. some homes are completely gone and others were able to be saved. but this neighborhood nothing

left but basketball hoops and mailboxes. >> mark: this shows how the fire came down the hill and across the road and hard most of the homes. there is a lot of devastation from the homes lost.

>> james: let us take a quick look at the temperatures that we're seeing around the bay area. >> james: we are off to the plan now start this morning. -- >> james: we are off to a pretty mild start this morning. our future forecast will map out how the temperatures will look this afternoon. we may see some 80's inland. >> james: the us to run you through the map. we will

begin the tour in the south bay. we're looking for upper '70's and low 80s. >> james: san francisco you are looking for conditions to be funny this afternoon. --sunny this afternoon. here is your three day outlook. >> james: ok, but the calm has climbed by. but--okay, the background got changed on us but take a look at this. >> james: should we are hoping it patchy fog around san francisco for the

fireworks. erica how is traffic? >> erica: i am monitoring a potential hot spot on the altamont pass. i will show you that in just a minute, but i do want to bring up the toll plaza because of the omnibus in the first sign of a backup. metering lights are still cycled off but that could change. >> erica: your san mateo bridge ride is doing pretty good. we are not tracking any delays whatsoever at the toll plaza. your golden gate bridge ride is moving smoothly. i did want to take you over to the traffic map because it was down 580 we do have an accident reported. three cars are currently blocking the to left-hand lane. a few

minutes ago when i first saw reports of the accident we saw a lot of red and speed below 25 mph. it looks like a lot of that red has turned to yellow. so this backup is now spreading will into tracy. now there are no problems to report for 238. we have a lot of green on our role with sensors. >> darya: we now know the name of the men that was stabbed to death in west san jose on friday night. 41 year old harry clark of san jose was found bleeding from at least one stab wound. he was discovered in the parking lot of winchester boulevard around 11:30 p.m. friday night it was the city's 20 of homicide of the year and no arrests have been made. >> darya: if you are anywhere near at&t park of the leaking you may have seen fliers posted looking

for this missing dodgers fan. this man is appeared-- believe to be the one who fell into the pier after the dodgers game last weekend. and if you remember we follow the coast guard search for the recovery effort for his body but nothing was found. the search was stopped and family members travel from los angeles hoping to find him. >> mark: the will and girlfriend of the late thomas kincaid will battle in court today. the girlfriend found his body when he died in april she said that she has and written notes that leaves her of the mansion and $10 million to establish a museum but his wife of 30 years disputes these claims and says that she wants full control of the estate they had been separated for more than two years when he died.

>> mark: more than 600 cities applied for the expansion of the u.s. patent and trademark office's denver colorado and dallas- fort worth were chosen for pac-10 office fight. san jose argued of the sites. >> darya: as ethyl has hired boat to eat up weeds near the airport. it is a part of the fire hazard this program they had that wet land area that was home to endangered species that normally prohibit the traditional we wacking strategies and so, they're using the gold to go out there and eat away for several weeks they have been used goats for a couple of

years now. and i think they are called goats r us. >> darya: the san francisco zoo has hired an adviser to make sure that the animals come first. they have hired terry maple maplewood by to the zoo as a redesigned some of their outdated animal exhibits. maple help to turn around the atlanta zoo, one of the nation's worst reputation zoos so we will see what they can do for san francisco. >> mark: we will take a live look outside and be back on this monday morning.

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couple of days before the fourth of july and there is a lot to do around the bay area. here's a that a couple of the activities. berkeley celebrates with a live entertainment. they have dragon boat writing at the pierre. and a ban will be performing in lakeside park. piedmont has a fourth of july dog parade, the dog will be parading from highland avenue all the way to piedmont park. and hay were celebrated with an old- fashioned fourth of july even with a history hunt all around the park that should be fun. >> darya: we have our special coverage all around the bay you would not have to leave and travel to these special events because we have coverage starting at 9:00 p.m.. you can watch from all around the bay right here on channel 4. --

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>> mark: the dow was of two buttons eat with on friday. wal-mart has been around for 50 years. >> darya: now the big stories we're following this hour the california highway patrol if convicted in a fatal accident that happened in petaluma early this morning actually overnight. they have not found the driver, and vallejo fire station no. 25 will reopen today after two years of being closed. federal grants have allowed hiring more firefighters and millions of people in the mid atlantic's are waking up again with no electricity and extreme heat. there were thunderstorms of a week in the knocked out power to millions and killed at least 16 people.

>> james: good morning, now for here fireworks on wednesday evening i can tell you it will probably be clear and in. now a quick check of traffic. >> erica: west bound 580 at green feel an accident is blocking two lanes and now you are down to one. you can see all the red and yellow on your screen shows speeds are down to just 15 mi. per

hour. the backup is spreading well to tracy. i will have more on the accident and the look at the toll plaza and my next report. >> darya: thanks a lot erica. now, on muni you can get on the front or back of the bus. it is the first bus to allow the fall door boarding for the entire fleet. now we will beat to --be testing this to see how it goes in has not been that busy as it? >>anchor: not too busy. the this woman says normally she pays at the front and then hopped on the back people have been doing that anyway for years. but now officially if they can do that and have more inspectors so they will make sure you haven't clipper card or a transfer if you do not they will kick you off or they will write you a ticket. that is going to be a way for them to generate money as far as hiring these

extra inspectors. we had a chance to talk with some people this morning and this is what they had to say about the option of hopping on the back. >> it is going to be the same thing, if he stopped at a muni bus stop of course not at 6:00 a.m., but if you do it on a busy day you have more people hopping on the back then on the front. >> what is the muni bus driver going to do stop transportation to kick someone off? they will not do that. >>anchor: critics are saying their concern is that with more people hopping in the back of bus drivers will be too concerned about looking in the mirror to make sure that everyone is on before they pull off and not to injure anyone. they say this will actually slow down service the muni disagrees. they say if the buses could just run one the alcohol factor that means they will pick up more

people and generate more money into the millions of dollars but we would just have to wait and see what the reaction is throughout the morning. >> darya: thanks a lot. now bart commuters will pay a little bit more. the train fares are up by 1.4%, it is as much as 155 for a longer trips. >> darya: -- >> mark: police are looking for the driver that may have caused a fatal hit-and-run accident in petaluma this morning. the crash just after midnight. when the chp of arrived they found one person in the vehicle unconscious. the road was closed for about one hour but has since reopened. >> darya: a san francisco 49ers star is recovering from being stabbed at his

own house party. the 22 year-old linebacker was having a party where he lives in south bay over the weekend. he was stabbed. he had to stab wounds. two other people suffered gunshot wounds. all three will survive. investigators say there were about 100 people at that party and it was so chaotic and allowed that a lot of people did not even know they're ready shootings or stabbings. the nfl players neighbors say that they're not surprised at this. >> it does not surprise me. >> i was expecting something like this to happen eventually because when you hear parties every weekend, when you hear shootings very often. >> i have heard machine guns and all types of guns, and we have reported this to the police. >> it is a nightmare, you have a 49er player that moves in and it has been nothing but trouble every

sense. >> darya: no arrests have been made in this case in the 49er say they're happy that the injuries are not more serious and they're working with investigators to figure out what happened. last year smith said the franchise rookie record for sacks in season. >> mark: the show you where this happened that. there was a shooting in the area of mountain boulevard and later an car was found here on some kissed drive and there was a body inside with a gunshot wound. there's no suspect information and the identity of the victim has not been released. >> darya: apple agreed to pay a chinese company $60 million to settle the dispute over the ipad name. apple says that it purchased global rights to the ipad name from pro view. that was in 2009 in taiwan

but they say ownership was never transferred to the mainland. this will end a potential legal complication of selling the ipad and china which is one of apple's most important markets. >> justine: this just in, we are following the view at colorado's springs from the damaged and fire. the this used to be a row of houses but they have been destroyed by the fire. some 350 homes were taken down by the flames. several people were allowed to go back home on monday--one sunday night after some 30,000 people were evacuated because of the fire. it is now 45 percent contained is one of many that is burning across the west. but this is a picture of the damage from the fire and that was just into the kron4 newsroom. >> mark: thank you and will be right back. we do have a

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>> darya: that consumers have in the war protection today and the books as well. there are two dozen laws in effect. it is now illegal to produce or sell foie gras and lawmakers decided making that the product is cruel to animals. and car buyers uncommon more protection. --car buyers are getting more protection and tattoo artists now have to push to local governments that have to get vaccinated against hepatitis b and training in cpr and first aid if you want to see a full list of all the laws that affect, go

to our web page and click on the news leak. >> mark: a new survey done by visa shows that 21 percent of people plan to celebrate independence day and those that are planning to are spending less. >> mark: 68 percent of people surveyed said that they will attend a barbeque. the celebration is linked to the holiday falling on the wednesday edition. a reminder that we open a fourth of july plans will include kron4. we have fireworks all around the bay. we will show a fireworks show live from several locations bay area wide we are the only station to bring the fire works locally live on july 4th at 9:00 p.m.. >> darya: we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes, but as a live look at the chase the freeway in san francisco and it has been very light this morning no trouble but we do

have a the the fall, we will be right back.

>> darya: san francisco police are looking for whoever shot someone at 3:40 a.m. at the corner of jones. someone was shot seventh ones in the leg there was a crowd of people that were gathered there. the victim is an african-american male in his '40's and that is all they know about the victim right now. police are looking for the shooter. and the widow and girlfriend of the late artist that you see your thomas kincaid the two of them are facing off in a court battle today over a $66 million estate. his live-in girlfriend submitted hand written note saying that that showed she gets the mansion and the can million dollars to establish a museum for his paintings. but his wife of 30 years disputes those claims and she once told will access of

the estate. crews are working hard to restore power to more than 2 million people. there are homes not only without electricity and that means no air- conditioning and is a very hot there. these power outages are affecting traffic from virginia to new jersey and as far away as ohio. >> mark: the dow jones industrial average is actually up right now. we had a huge rally on friday it was up 270 points and joining us now is our financial experts rob black. what you make of friday's rally? >> there was a very big be in that but did not break.

of know where we kind of got a confession out of the european union and wall street rallied around that. >> mark: we just had the european unemployment report, saying that it hit 11.1% how bad is the situation in europe? >> it is pretty bad. they have a very high and very big problem with real estate. grief has a problem with the debt to gdp. so they are a little different. they have been around for thousands of years. the countries will figure themselves out. i think in a year or two from now things will be better. spain has a

real estate issue and in the united states two years ago we had a real issue with that. >> mark: now apple is paying $60 million in mainland china to advertise their ipad how important is that? >> apple needs to sell a lot of product in china. getting there is legal disputes with fault is great. at one time they had been in vain with the--a problem with the name apple because of the beatles that was at one time their logo. the issue with samsung, that will work itself out. what i worry about is product and

demand. >> mark: hankie for joining us this morning. >> darya: now we want to go to james in a look at the weather to see a thing of warm-up. it is a little foggy out there. >> james: it is, and i have to tell this low cloud coverage as expected is causing problems out of sfo. they had an hour and 15 minutes delayed on flights. if you have a flight, you may want to call ahead. now the weather for today will kind of developed like you see on the screen. by 9:00 a.m., we will deal with some minor coastal fog. here is where the temperatures are right now. it actually looks a little bit warmer than we have been in recent times. the north bay is not seen upper '40's they see mid- 60s and apple is coming in at 60 degrees. as you look

out toward the east bay we have a lot of upper fifties and low 60's and in the south bay right now we are in the '60s as well with san jose at 63. those are the temperature is right now where will they be around much time--where will they be around much time? take a look. >> james: and now here is will receive the temperatures are around 3:00 p.m.. we could be warmer

than that depending on how much the sun starts warming up early this morning. >> james: here is your seven day forecast as we look across the next three days will warm up right through the fourth of july holiday. expect near 90 degrees in the in and mid-70s around the bay and mid-60's along the coast. we will cool off just a touch as we round off the rest of the week. i have your forecast now let us go on with traffic. >> erica: i have an early morning hot spot. emergency crews are trying to push this off to the right-hand shoulder the take a look at that nasty ride, all the red on your screen this back up stretches all the way to trace the over the altamont pass. you can see continued

delays. i did calculate a drive time for you. you may want to tack on an extra 20 minutes. here are the approach to the bay bridge of the toll plaza of the metering lights are on. you can see a back up out of oakland into the city over the san mateo bridge we did have an incident with a truck blocking lanes. >> erica: i wanted to take us back to the traffic maps to show conditions on the nimitz freeway. you can see a lot of green on the road with sensors and just the typical slowing, north bound 101 in san jose is approaching in passing the interchange. >> darya: thanks a lot, will

be back with more to get you going on this monday morning talking about what is happening in the bay area. we are also following the developing news out of colorado. there are now more evacuation orders being lifted. >> darya: firefighters are still battling the blaze. and two people have been killed in these fires.

>> mark: spain is brewing international soccer. they became the first country to ever win. they won three majors in a row. they're being called mavis--the best

team ever may be the best spanish team ever and soccer and amazing game for spanish fans, but not for italian fans. >> darya: and for people in this country that just love soccer. that was a lot of action. >> darya: all right, we will be back in just a couple of minutes to give you all the news, weather and traffic that you need this morning.