up some clothes and toiletries and spend the night. >>anchor: in this region for many can be unhealthy to stay home in this heat in the wake of violent thunderstorms. >>anchor: now we are in the

basement of their house and we will show you temperatures at each level. in the basement we have in for read thermometer and the temperature reached 75 degrees now let us head to the middle level. it says 83 degrees. now let us try the third floor of the house. it is 91 degrees. that is why it to you to go to the lowest level of the house in a power outage. or go to a mall or a library or try to find some shade and a breeze out side by the presidents of the senior living facility. >> i have lived through before i guess i can do it again. >>anchor: hundreds of thousands are without power temperatures are spiking to record levels people in a dozen states are being warned not to test their heat endurance. this area is

one of the hardest hit. in this neighborhood was a complete domino effect a tree took down that power line it disables that poll and then the one in the foreground and then that knock down this one over here. we will talk with joshi little with a crew supervisor drops, this pool and that one down there how long does it take you to get it back up? >> usually it takes me about two days and because i cannot use any modern equipment it all has to be done by hand so least two days. >>anchor: doesn't have to think twice about staying in this area? >> no, this is a gray area in this nature it happens. >> justine: much more on the sweltering heat right now we want to show a live picture of the british news story there was a four alarm fire in san francisco 9101 and 280 interchange we will

monitor the situation and be back in a couple of minutes.

>> justine: an elderly woman was critically injured when she was pushed to the ground at golden gate park on friday police say the 82 euro sought a child bothering a goose and when she scolded the challenge man in his fourth thought to be the child's father pushed her and she pushed--hit her head the man help the woman up and they with their separate ways and in the woman was in a hospital and they say now her injuries are life threatening and they're looking for that man. >> james: students attending the community day school in richmond are said to be denied basic rights. they claim at the time the school has and no electricity, no heat, leaking feelings and not enough desk to go around.

records show 29 students are enrolled in the school, for the district has decided not to comment. >> justine: this man has been missing over a week they say there are no signs of foul play but todd cook had not been seen since june 23rd. he's from livermore sometimes visited friends in sacramento but they have not seen him recently. he is 5 ft. 7 and weighs 170 lbs.. >> james: we will take a quick break and be back with more headlines in just a minute and will to give you a look in san francisco a fire near bayshore boulevards. this is with 280 and 101 come together. it was a four alarm fire for right now looks like they hey, your high speed internet here at home... and on the go... ...with some really big news. it's b-i-g, big. high speed internet from at&t at home... includes wi-fi access on the go -- whoo-hoo! it's an unbelievable deal. it's an unbelievable deal.

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>> james: some of the bay area headlines were falling,

all the police have launched a long-term investigation into a violent game, they're known as the burnout family and they are involved in illegal gun possession, drugs and fraudulent credit card activity 44 people were arrested in one of the largest wiretapping investigation in oakland history. 22 guns were seized along with machines used to make freak--fake credit cards. >>anchor: monday afternoon's 65 your own robert rorick a pre-split--a priest appeared before a judge in this complaint he is said to have sexually assaulting three children over the course of 20 years.

>>anchor: he didn't speak during monday's hearing the through his attorney he pled not guilty. after the hearing about one dozen people of the consoled each other and a hall with the decline to speak on camera the defense attorney says that she is just begun to review the evidence against her client. >> it is difficult because in the release fade and then also to things go on throughout the years. it is a difficult case. had nothing is always helpful for these things to be tried in the media. >>anchor: he was ordered to stay away from the victim's name in the complaint because he is alleged to have tried to stop one of the victims from talking to the police and the attorney indicated that another possible victim has come forward and that additional charges are possible. >> james: closing arguments

in the case with san francisco man accused of beating a retired priest, william lynch in the red tie told the interest that father lender raped him and his little brother back in 1974 at the time he was 7 and his brother was only 4 years old. he said that the abuse destroyed his life. prosecutors say that he attacked the priest in 2010 at a time home and he has admitted to punching the priest. as a rob fladeboe reports the case is in the hands of the jewelry--the jury. >>anchor: in closing arguments the attorney reiterated that lynch is the real victim and the only for justice to be served is to find him not guilty. >> i try to show them that realistically, this is a case where one person came in and told the truth and specifically told the truth the other one was a coward

and refuse to come in and testify. i think that in itself shows the unfairness of the prosecution. >> we focused on the abuse because it was important for them to understand the pain that will run through--went through for all those years. >>anchor: prosecutors say that lynch should be disciplined for how he took the launch his own hand. >> whatever the judge decides the supporters say lynch is a hero for exposing the lender. >> the real issue is that fathers lender has never been tried in a criminal system and that is what

needs to happen. >> justine: on this tuesday morning we have erica standing by in the weather center with a look at our forecast good morning. >> erica: good morning, the one starts today and will certainly keep up as we head into the afternoon. temperatures are in the upper 50s from now on view in hayward. 56 degrees in palo alto, 54 in half moon bay. your satellite and radar shows clear conditions over the bay area right now. we do have some low clouds and maybe some patchy fog situated along the coastline. as we head into the afternoon we will see plenty of sunshine temperatures are finally around average. it looks like we will hold on to the sunny conditions and no where with to speak of as we transition into the weekend. our future forecast shows that we do not see too much in the mid-60s. the majority of the bay area sitting in the '70s and pushing mamie's for some of the inland areas. as it pushed o'clock

into the afternoon high temperatures the green starts to pull back meeting the majority of the bay area is in the '70s and '80s and we could see some nineties for some of the warmest and then spots. breaking down those numbers, we have 80's for the most part sunnyvale coming in at 86 degrees. yesterday for the most part we were seeing plenty of '70s but that is not the case today. >> erica: walnut creek will be about 90 degrees. as we turn our attention towards the e shores it looks like we will have low '70s here 81 on tap for navato in petaluma and now you're seven day around the bay forecast shows tomorrow could be the warmest day of the week. in fact this is perfect timing, that is fourth of july we could hold on to the '90s inland, mid- 70s around the bay and upper 60s along the coast.

thursday morning we will continue with the trend on friday and then check out the weekend as one of the warming trend with a lot of locations sitting in the upper 80s. over in the traffic center i am not much rain in the hot spots on the freeway. of course we do have the fire still in san francisco around bayshore boulevards. at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza we have smooth and easy conditions with no metering lights to deal with a new top speeds are at the incline and across the upper deck. over at the san mateo bridge your drive is 14 minutes from end to end. we do have a little bit of fog sitting on the golden gate south bound 101 and before the most part it is pretty smooth and easy for those coming out of marin county. on the traffic maps we do have a fire in san francisco however we are checking out of the freeways and there are no problems to report. we are currently accident free along the nimitz freeway. you will see a lot

of cream on the road with centers coming out of the north bay. the have a drive time of 23 minutes out of navato into the city. >> james: we will take a quick break and have your headlines coming up in just a minute. we will give you an update on the breaking news out of san francisco went to the fire of course. these are some live pictures coming into the newsroom from the scene and we will have the latest in just a little bit.

>> justine: u.n. and the grace you know that every camera in the place is trained right on you, so what do you do? abused the mascot. a run of that has run into trouble is now in trouble with the mascot. >>anchor: seconal--seconds after he won the race in finland he slapped away and give that and then shoved

the mascot. it turns out under that mascot costume was a 14 year-old girl. he did not know that he would shoving a 14 year old but still. >> what does he have against mascot's? >>anchor: reactions on the runners facebook page were worse. he has been hot headed in the past. when a competitor head butted him he came out swinging. this was not the first time that he has had a run in with a mascot. two years ago after winning the same race in our solo now he gave the mascot a big hug and action to get down on his knees and then pushed him over. we have seen mascots of salted before most memorably put it pits the pirates player use

his bat on a passing of italian sausage. there have been cases of mascot on mascot. >>anchor: those who work as characters say something strange happens you become dehumanized and do things that you would never do to another human. >>anchor: looked at what happened tell will he try to spread cheer among school kids. >>anchor: tickle me elmo became torture me elmo until he managed to dance out of danger. >> james: we will take a break and be back with more in just a minute we would give you another live look this morning as we gaze back over the bay. we have a full moon and it is pretty bright

we will be right back.

>> justine: to the morning less checked in with erica as we approach the fourth of july she is going to update us on the forecast and what is happening with the roads in the area. >> erica: a fire was blazing early this morning we did

see some minor delays but that is not the case right now. it looks like most of the hot spots are out. do not be surprised if you see some delays through out the morning on the freeway. a quick reminder, they shall glory as a pretty busy street in san francisco. a lot of the shutdown right now. it looked like chp is providing traffic patrols. we will keep you updated on any developments and when it will be opened from the morning. taking a look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see that we have great conditions. for those of you having to the san mateo bridge this morning west bound 92 has no intent for backups to report. south bound 101 we do have them leave configuring lanes and a little bit of road work and no delays heading into san francisco. it looks like to drive time come out of the north bay is just 23 minutes out of navato into

san francisco. as the takeover to the with the department not see any fog for the most part may be some patchy fog along the coastline but we have clear conditions around the bay area as we head into the afternoon temperatures will be sitting in the '70s and '80s. the fourth of july is expected to be the warmest day of the week. as we look ahead it looks like one of san dry weather pattern with no rainfall to speak of. your temperatures right outside the door for the most part are staying in the fifties. taking those numbers into the afternoon our future forecast predicts '60s, '70s, '80s by lunchtime. as we pushed o'clock in closer it looks like some of the red starts to fill in on your screen indicating the potential for some nineties. i cannot think we will see in the '90s in the south bay keeping it well into the 80's with sunnyvale coming in at 86 degrees. it looks like we could see some 90

degree readings for antioch and fairfield fleming with the '90s for pittsburg, walnut creek and castro valley. it looks like we will keep it in the '70s for the shores. downtown san francisco have an afternoon high of 71 degrees and 63 for ocean beach. your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast shows tomorrow, the warmest day of the week we will notice patchy fog in the morning and in the afternoon as we head into the next couple of days. it looks like temperatures could bump back up once again as we head into the weekend. >> justine: thank you erica, and hit on a crash, one driver dead and the other takes off on foot. the driver turned himself in he will be built on charges of felony hit and run and vehicular manslaughter. we had a chance to talk with the parents of the victim we began with teresa estacio who tells us why the suspect says that he left the scene of the deadly accident. >>anchor: it was a violent

collision and the damage was severe see for yourself. this is all that was left of the red pickup truck. the young man lost control of his white truck slumped off the road and struck the other vehicle. it was just after midnight and he was heading south a witness says that he saw harmon check on the driver of the red truck identified as a 17 year-old and then harmon took off. the 17 year-old was pronounced dead at the scene they say later harmon contacted authorities they brought him in for interrogation and during the three hours of interrogation he told the officers why he fled. this is the chp spokesperson. >> he is on probation for drug charges so that was one of the considerations for him leaving the scene.

>>anchor: this is harmon being taken away to be booked on two counts felony hit and run as well as vehicular manslaughter authorities did not say whether or not harmon said he was drinking or using a controlled substance at the time of the crash but they are looking into that as they put together a time line of his actions prior to the crash. if he had been under the influence he could face additional charges. >> justine: the family of a teenager that daughter still in shock about what happened his mother and stepfather only spoken thus--reggie kumar. >>anchor: the 17 year-old was a waiter and his family restaurant he worked late shift and was on his way home when the accident happened. his mother is in disbelief that her little boy is gone and his stepfather cannot believe the driver left the scene after the collision.

>> he was really my support system my rock it is really devastating when i wish this on anyone. he was just the best a good person to be around in a good friend to have. >> a weekp call himooh-- called him pooh. >> i just cannot believe that this happened. that someone will leave the scene like that. we should be able to find out whether or not he was drunk. >>anchor: tonight we will hear some of his friends speak of him and what he was recently featured in a local newspaper. >> james: we will take a break of first you want to give you a little bit more before we go. this is the walnut creek camera. not that starr will be right back.

>> justine: the deputies are

investigating a shooting and stabbing that hacked at alden smith how--house early saturday someone stabbed him and he is expected to be o.k. but they found out that saturday's party is not the first time that deputies have been called to his house. >>anchor: there was a lot of chaos early saturday morning when deputies arrived they found three victims to of them had been shot alden smith was stabbed but this is not the first time that deputies have been called to this location. neighbors sounded often complain to us over the weekend so i spent monday digging. what i found came in the video like this and it more information this is a video posted two weeks ago in it was alden smith there was a number of rappers and women in bikinis

giving the image of a wild party at smith's house. as for the information deputies have told me in the last year they have been to this location 3 times. shots were fired january 3rd, a suspicious vehicle called on the 29 and as for the current shooting case it appears to have gone cold. >> detectives have not been able to identify anyone but they do have a handful of people they want to interview. >>anchor: behind me in the distance you are looking at the home where this happened. the sergeant says they're still looking for witnesses and try to figure out why two people were shot and why smith was stabbed. >> james: we will take a break we have much more straight ahead when we come back here is a live look out of san francisco. one of our big developing stories is the four alarm fire that spread to several structures at the intersection of

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>> james: now to the latest on the wildfires burning in colorado firefighters estimate that the waldo canyon fire will burn for about another two weeks. the damage in central colorado is huge, 18,000 a. have burned so far and 350 homes are destroyed. many of them looked like what you see on your screen. firefighters are having a hard time reaching some of the hot spot. strong winds and high temperatures are not helping. the fire is about 55 percent contained. meanwhile, firefighters are helping out from the air force base. the 18 member hot spot crew was deployed. one of the problems that was complicating things a was people looting. >> for those that may be

contemplating thinking about burglarizing homes even in the thicket of hopi of pack your bags. we intend to evacuate you from our community and we intend on doing that for many years. >> james: investigator still not sure how the fire started over one week ago. >> justine: pg&e says there is a priority list of 239 sections of gas power lines that the company plans on testing and replacing. they say they're not considered at risk there are identified as pipelines that could eventually have problems some may have to be replaced and some may need to be tied to attested to help find any faults. >> basically we close off any section of pipeline and then take the gas outfit with water and pump the water up to a pressure that is over with the pipeline would ever operate at with the gas. and that will identify any weakness. if there is a weakness in the pipe that will cause a

problem. >> justine: 46 mi. of pipeline have been identified some sections are 1 ft. long and others are thousands of feet long. pg&e says it will be replaced this year or next year. >> erica: the morning and now it is actually warming up around the bay area as you head into the afternoon it looks like we could see a couple of '90s for the warmest inland locations. you will certainly notice the warm-up along the coastline. some locations will be in the upper 60s. right now looks like we have some patchy fog situated along the coastline and relatively clear conditions through out the heart of the bay area. all the low clouds that we see will burn off we simply of temperatures for the most part sitting in the '70s and '80s. it looks like we will hold on to those clear conditions as the head into the evening. a look at some of the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood waking up to 53 degrees in downtown san francisco 55 for those in

oakland and concord. your satellite and radar shows and a befog situated along the coastline. you will notice that we can up this morning i have not noticed any drizzling associated with the cloud coverage and the fall. we have mostly sunny conditions and temperatures around the seasonal average. we will hold on to that weather pattern for the next few days. we could be in store for a warmup as we transition into the weekend. there is only to speak of just sunshine. by 12:00 p.m. we have '60s and most of the bay area sitting in the '70s. we could see some 80's for some of the inland areas. as we push the clock in closer to the afternoon by about 3:00 p.m. the red starts to fill in on your screen indicating the potential for some nineties. i do not think we will see the '90s in the south bay. sunnyvale reaches 86 degrees and we have one degrees cooler than that in campbell. we could see nine

degree readings for places like fairfield and antioch. as we turn our attention towards the e shores, temperatures sitting in the '70s and we do anticipate the sun shine in the north bay as well. we have 71 degrees on tap for downtown san francisco and 67 in daly city. your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast shows the fourth of july if you have it off is expected to be the warmest day of the week. if you want to deal with how whether you can head inland. we look like we will hold on to the '90s. we have '70s of around the bay and upper 60 for the coast. for the most part of the track will see a string of sunshine transitioning into the weekend. over in the traffic center we are now looking at any hot spots on the freeway. we have pretty good conditions with light traffic to the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights to deal with. traffic is moving smoothly up the incline and across the upper deck. your

ride is about 10 minutes from the foot of the maze towards fremont street those heading to the san mateo bridge there are no problems getting there. your drive will be about 14 minutes from end to end. your golden gate bridge ride shows a lot of space in between cars. we do not see any cars on the camera right now so a great ride for those approaching the toll plaza. and we have a lot of green and no problems for our freeways. for those of you coming out of marin county your drive is looking pretty good at just 23 minutes out of navato into the city. >> justine: thank you erica, and state parks that have been slated to close on july 1st have now been given a temporary reprieve. 25 parks have the breeden and that they need to finalize plans with local groups to stay

open. another five parks that do not have plans in place will also be able to stay open to us for now. one of the parks that are still threatened with closure is is the 447 a. of marshland and grassy hillside. >>anchor: this park is popular for fishing, running, biking, and biking but unless they can make a deal with the state these dates will be locked up seven days a week instead of monday and tuesday it is still unclear how long the state funds will keep the park open but the city mayor hopes that this will be long enough for them to work out a solution. one of the big sticking points in their negotiation has been reliability. who picks up the tab if someone gets hurt? >> if we do not give immunity from the state than we will be held responsible. >>anchor: want to that works

out they will have to pay the state for trash pickup, pullets and keeping the war on. the city will have to rely heavily on volunteers. >> that is over 77-77,000 year in costs. like many people we do not have two nickels to rub together but we have to figure out how to do that. >>anchor: they're hoping that donors will step forward to help keep this park open to the public. >> this is a jewel, you not toss it in the back of your closet you keep it in a safe place and make sure that it is protected. >> james: american to decide to get away for the fourth of july holiday may take more days off to do so. that is because of the fourth falls on wednesday and the aaa said last year when it fell on monday 43. --43

million americans traveled this year they expect even more to travel between july 3rd in the eighth. >> james: if you are staying in town there are a lot of events going on. berkeley will be celebrating their will be fireworks at the end of the pier at 9:30 p.m. and the and the support then will be performing in lakeside park. >> james: hayward is celebrating with a history hunt. >> justine: just a reminder here in san francisco bart will be running on holiday schedule and parking meters will be enforced. it sounds like there are a lot of things happening with the best place to watch everything is from your couch when you're on television without all the crowds. we want to watch our

annual the celebration july 4th alive. we will give you the best seat to watch all the fireworks from around the bay including that the show in san francisco. we are the only station to bring local fireworks lighted starts at 9:00 p.m. on july 4th right here on kron4 we will be right back.

>> justine: a historic ship for two will now live on. the 165 ft is the last remaining of the battle atlantic in the 1940's. there is a 18th century rum bottle with a treasure map inside. the first divers to find and get to keep them. >> justine: we have several

developing stories on the kron4 morning news won as a power outage. we have live pictures of the developing story that we are watching in san francisco. there is a four alarm fire and arson investigators on the scene we have a live report in two minutes.

>> darya: we want to try to the developing news out of south san jose a big fire is burning in the 101280 interchange and will tran is there live as the scene with the latest of medicine the very latest. what is going on? >>anchor: right now firefighters are worried about the hot spots. firefighters are still on the scene they're focusing on the homes on the left side did not know the cause of the fire. we talked with many residents around here

they believe it may have been started by some squatters. arson investigators are on the scene. right now they're just trying to make sure the building is safe for the investigators to go inside once the sun comes up. this fire started around 3:00 a.m. one person was injured at one point power lines was a huge concern. pg&e came out and seemed to have gone the situation under control. when you are looking at right now is bayshore boulevards. it is obviously a very busy road. the fire department believes that it should continue to shut down the place in both directions for at least another hour while they get this situation under control. i can tell you that we have video we have one person being taken away and put into a squad car. the deputy fire chief says that he is not sure about that person but that is something

they want to talk about with investigators to see if in fact that persons started a fire. let us when the camera around to show the bayshore, you have the red cross and other firefighters on standby just in case they're needed. here are some firefighters rolling up their cable and that is the good part. we would soon down the road there is a bus over their they brought out a city bus there are approximately maybe 20 people inside right now. those are the people this place. there inside to keep warm. in just a few minutes we willave sounds from people that solve the fire and what they have believe may have started it. >> darya: there are a lot of people that witness this and want to talk about it. >>anchor: yes, plenty of witnesses, there are plenty of people to talk with to be here we will get your reaction.

>> darya: thanks a lot. >> justine: just in, we have to power outages to tell you about one in oakland and the other in san jose. they are telling us that 216 people are without power right now in oakland. the 9400 block shows where a car hit a power pole. the majority of the customers, on both it is--135 customers are without power in south san jose because of an underground economic failure. we do not know the exact location just yet, but they are telling us that full restoration is expected by this afternoon. we will get you updated on both of these stories. >> james: the weather today

will be a carbon copy of yesterday the we will get a little bit warmer come this afternoon. we have some patchy fog along the coastline with a virtue in the '50s. we have temperatures of around the bay side of the the in the '70s it will be a nice steady outside this evening is mainly clear. we will have your full forecast including the weather for your fourth of july holiday. >> caller: -- >> george: here is a quick check as even the bay bridge and your north bound commute is good. we are problem free with light traffic. >> darya: thanks a lot, and utility crews are trying to restore power to homes and businesses that still does not have the power. with the army of workers trying to get electricity back on. more than 1 million customers to have their

lights back on the some residents and public officials are growing impatient because the utility crews are warning that many neighborhoods could remain in the dark for much of the week. >> we will get through this is rough especially with the heat on top of not having any power. >> we are planning to go to a movie but maybe a restaurant where we can just stay in there for a long time. >> darya: 18 people have been killed, several governors have created a state of emergency. >> mark: we have the latest with the lake view elementary, you may remember we have been following this story parents and students were camping out there. they had a sit-in demonstration to keep the school from shutting down. but us turn to one of our solo reporter is who is now on the scene. then i just got here a couple minutes ago it is a developing story. i have

some information 90 told by protesters and some school officials. they say the police moved in and gave a dispersal over--order to the people that are inside lake view elementary they have been there for aw severa weeks protesting--they have been in there for several weeks protesting. about 20 or 25 left and gather their stuff and said they would leave another 5 to 10 said they went in and get arrested that is what the word is right now. there are probably 50 to 20 oakland police officers out here right now they're standing back a few of them have wanted to help the protesters collector items and get out. about five to 10 protesters say they will go ahead and be arrested under the order to disperse. you see the police officer standing off to the side

obviously this is a developing story as of yet more information i will pass along. >> mark: has a just and the parents or some element the kids can be dealt with their parents? >> i do not know if there any elementary school kids, the only ones i see out here are of age they look like they're about 18 right now. the 30 or so people that were inside, the vast majority about two-thirds you can see them here they are collecting their stuff and they're going ahead in getting out of the building before the arrest start to take place. but opd is standing back wait for the protesters to gather the things and get out. >> mark: we will check back in with you, we have been following this tingling legal the parents have been concerned about possibly getting arrested we would check back in. >> darya: we are still falling are developing story we have an army of firefighters on the scene in san francisco and a fire has

displaced about 20 people. you can see the response we have our live crew's there for an update in a couple of minutes.

>> darya: to civil rights groups are suing the west contra costa county school district they say students are denied educational services and they're subjected to poor conditions. >> darya: they said time they had no electricity, a leaky roofs, and sometimes no desks and chairs. they have a total of 29 students and have not commented on the lawsuit. >> mark: authorities are asking if you have seen this man they say there's no sign of foul play with this man has been missing since june 23rd he is from livermore and sometimes visits his friends in sacramento but his friends have not seen him recently.

>> mark: : police are announcing a long-term investigation into a violent gang known as the burnout family. they are involved with illegal gun possession, drugs and illegal credit card activity. 22 guns were seized along with the machines used to make fake credit cards. >> darya: we will be back in credit cards. >> darya: we will be back in j[ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: dinner...is...served. tonight, take it easy and enjoy your favorite soup, salad and hot, hearty sub. like the toasty big hot pastrami melt. get to your local subway for some dinnertime deliciousness tonight. subway. eat fresh.

>> mark: 25 people killed and 41 wounded happen unless the bad bad when and vegetable truck exploded. able lawmaker and blames the out--blames the attacker on an association with al qaeda.

>> darya: president obama has said he believes the u.s. has more nuclear weapons than needs cutting the numbers could save billions of dollars. >> mark: no major activity expected on wall street as we head into the holiday the many people are taking the week off trading wise. stock features are flat right now and the doff--dow futures up three. as bad as unemployment is in the u.s. some sobering data coming in out of the euro zone. more than 79 1/2 million people across 17 countries in that zone are unemployed. that is the worst since its inception in 1999.

unemployment increase is jumping over 50 percent. >> darya: check this stretch of roadway out this happened during the weekends extreme heat. the car went over the median and into the oncoming lanes crews have since made repairs to the road and it turns up everyone in the suv was taken to the hospital and they will survive. >> mark: we are following the latest with the wild fires in colorado. officials say they have stopped the waldo canyon fire from getting any bigger. the crews are focusing on hot spots burning within the 18,000 a.. this is one of the neighborhood to look there is nothing left of any of the homes. now, the poll for the homes is topping 350. 350 lost to the wild fire. this is the worst in the history of colorado.

they say maybe two more weeks before they have full control. the fbi is now joining the search for clues of what started this fire. >> darya: we want to take it at the weather before the holiday a lot of people are taking off and enjoying the outdoors how will it be? >> james: we could be in the upper eighties may be near 90. some people may be heading up to the delta to enjoy the water this will be a nice day to do it. here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, visibility is not bad. we'll let you know if we have any problems at sfo, that cloud coverage. now temperatures like yesterday we see a lot of mid-50s. concord and walnut creek are in the same boat. there is not a lot going on we have nine high pressure to enjoy over the course of the fourth of july holiday weekend. now take a quick

look at what we are expecting over the course of the day to day clouds along the coast will clear in by this afternoon temperatures are round average pretty quiet weather pattern for the rest of the week ended mostly sunny and of course no rain on track. here is where the temperatures are we have a lot of mid-50s and we see the 60 degrees and antioch. as for temperatures later on today by noon, we will looked at mostly '70s. by 3:00 p.m. you will see the warmer temperatures in and taking hold. all of that area in red indicative of 90 degree weather. >> james: in the south bay will look for a couple of degrees warming up. we looking at the mid to upper 80s for the area south of san jose. for the east bay we had mid to upper '70's.

>> james: across the north bay we are solidly in the '80s. so, whether over the next few days taken looking your extended forecast it will look like this, 87 for today and a little warmer for wednesday your holiday and mid '80s as we approach. >> caller: we are hot spot free around the bay area we have light traffic and with the holiday in the middle of the week is likely that we could see lighter than usual traffic all the way around. here at the bay bridge plaza we have no backup. here at the golden gate bridge 101 south bound looks fine. you can see traffic coming to the toll plaza and the southbound direction is the late freak. looking at your

ride in the east bay as we pick up the traffic maps you can see a smooth commute with no problems. >> caller: -- >> george: san jose freeways are very light with green showing. in your commute to moran is easy for 101 south bound. >> mark: congresswoman barbara lee and supervisor are speaking out about two different benefits they say will result from the supreme court's ruling on of holding affordable health care. the says this ruling means the first time patients with hiv and aids will not have to wait until they are diagnosed to qualify. chance says about 200 + people are uninsured right now. they expect that number to drop dramatically. >> darya: are developing

story continues in san francisco we are live on the scene of a big fire you can see the large response of the firefighters out there right now. this is in san francisco near to a zero and 101. everyone is out ok and we will be back with the details.

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>> darya: an expedition is one wants to find a million earnhardt claimant the wreckage a sellout there and they think they have a good idea of where it is that there trekking from honolulu to a remote island in the pacific. they think it is in the water in the expedition is based on 24 years of evidence and research. they think this is the best chance to find out what really happened to her as she went missing 75 years ago trying to become the first woman to circumnavigate the globe. >> mark: now here is the

explosion that from the u.s. as mohawk. it sank off the coast of florida said the up and is the first memorial rededicate all u.s. veterans. it is the last remaining ships in the battle of the atlantic from world war two. hidden on board artifacts like an 18th-century rum bottle with a treasure map inside with a case of age caribbean rum and the first divers to find them will get to keep them. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news on a developing story right after the break. we have a big fire in san francisco, a four alarm fire right here near 101 and 280. we will have the latest and i will have a live from the port and more information coming up. a programming reminder tomorrow night, we have fireworks live from all around the bay. ♪

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because personnel are still on the scene with the fire department most of the trucks have wrapped up in the should be added here may be in the next 30 to 45 minutes. >> mark: now we covered a fire on friday that was right on the other side will try and get more information as to who was taken into custody. >> darya: we have a developing story out of oakland. parents of students at lake view elementary have been doing a sit-in demonstration to protest their children's school being shut down. now to give you more news faster let us turn to jackie so who is there without a lot of police. >> there are a lot of police the so far no rest. we are being told that around 4 a.m. the police along with the school officials moved in to give a dispersal ordered to be 30 or so people that were

inside of the school for the last 20 days or so, the last couple of weeks they were ordered to leave. now they have been able to gather their goods. some of them have packed up their suitcases along with sleeping bags and tents. the protesters are here because they did not want to see this school and five others closed in the district. so they set up a protest. here. for the most part, the protesters are cooperating. as i said, there were about 30 inside and we're being told somewhere between 20 and 25 of them are getting their stuff and getting now. but we're also being told by protesters that several more have decided that they will go ahead and get arrested. as you can see, the police are just standing by they have not made any aggressive attempt to drag anyone out of the building at this point. people are peacefully grabbing their stuffing

coming out of the school with boxes and sleeping bags and tents like that. at some point this morning for the protesters that decided not to leave they will be arrested. >> darya: do you have any idea or hope that any of this will change what happened or is this school going to shut down for sure and there is no going back? >> that is one of the reasons they decided to move in today. we talk with the oakland school district about five minutes ago may be we will have some information later but basically this then they're letting the staff is long as they could but now they have to get the building ready for the 2012 school season and that is why they decided today was the time they had to move in because they have to get this ready for this coming school year. they will use it for administrative offices and other things like that. they need to come in and start cleaning out. that is why they chose today but the

protesters i spoke with one of them and he says this fight is not over yet. >> darya: the administrator say we're going ahead but the protesters are not giving up. >> justine: here is what we're watching in the kron4 newsroom we have to power outages to tell you about one in oakland and the other in san jose. pg&e has said 216 people are without power right now. this is where a car hit a power pole in the majority of the customers affected are in this area full restoration there is expected by noon today. in south san jose pg&e says 1075 customers are without power due to an underground equipped failure. they did not know the exact location chesley. --they do not know

the exact location just yet. >> james: now this is what we are expecting to day for a weather. tomorrow we will definitely see 90 degree weather around the bay that will be good for your fourth of july plans. >> james: the weather will be relatively quiet will keep you updated as we work our way through the rest of the holiday week. analysts called up on the traffic situation with george. >> george: we have a live look at the san mateo bridge, this will not slow down your ride and shoot head west bound. now here's your quick commute check. you will see that it is still light traffic for the east bay, north bay, south bay and around the area. >> mark: nurses their work at several bay area hospitals that are operated by sutter health will walk off the job in a few hours

the strike is slated for 7:00 a.m. is glenn to affect many nurses and x-ray technicians. this walkout is the fifth strike organized by the union since september union officials and several management clash over sick leave, health care payments and staffing. we will bring you more information as this gets underway. we will be right back at the kron4 morning news continues as we continue with our developing story out of san francisco. we have fire crews on the scene of this fire. ask me how i've never slept better.

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>> darya: a woman's son was shot in the head three people took off running police are not releasing any information yet they're looking for those people. >> mark: they're also looking for an end to push down it won't and an elderly woman leaving her with critical and injuries. they say he saw the woman bothering a child and and a woman scalded the challenge in the man approached the older woman and pushed per and the two of them with their separate ways but they said later the woman went to the hospital and she has critical injuries and now the police are looking for him. >> darya: this is going to be the largest reshuffling of state agencies, boards and the brown administration is hoping that this house cleaning will save money down the road by increasing efficiency among other

things, it reduces the number of agencies from 12 to 10. caltrain will be grouped with other transportation departments instead of managed health care. we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes, but after a live look outside right now if the san mateo bridge it is very quiet. we will be right back. [ female announcer ] safeway presents

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at 4:00 a.m. at lake view elementary parents have been holding a sit-in protest for the past few weeks because they do not want the school to close down. most of the protesters began to leave peacefully this morning. about five of them said that they would stay interested. pg&e wants to raise customers' bills by as much as $12 per month to upgrade the gas and electricity system. they send a proposal by more than $2 billion to state regulators. >> mark: and other bankruptcy to tell you about, first it was stockton and now a popular ski resort town of mammoth lakes. a contract was brought--a breach of contract lawsuit was brought against them by a developer. this is a

popular ski resort with flights from the bay area but the population is only 8000 in the city is dealing with a $2.8 million deficit for their current fiscal year. they're hoping that bankruptcy court will approve a payment plan for the next 20 years. >> darya: state parks that were slated to be close this week are given a temporary reprieve. state lawmakers camera with $10 million to give 25 parks the breathing room that they need to finalize plans for local groups to keep them open. another five parks that did not have plans in place yet will be able to stay open for now one is still threatened with closure this to the venetian state recreational area. officials say two of the big sticking points in their negotiations have been liability and hiring workers for seasonal maintenance. >> anyone on the road could have an accident and if we do not get immunity from the state than we would be held responsible. the will cost us money. this is a city

like many of the cities in the state did not have two nickels to rub between our fingers. but, we can figure out ways to do that. >> darya: city officials are hoping once the deal with the state is in place the owners will sell for to help uncover the money they need to keep the parks open. >> mark: now cover this live yesterday morning michael start harmon arrested after he surrendered to the chp. police said that he was driving a ford pickup truck the white when that is coming up he ran off the road and slammed into the driver's side of the red pickup truck this happened just after that night. the driver of the red pickup truck with a teenager who was found unconscious at the scene and later pronounced dead. authorities say that harmon allegedly fled on foot and then surrendered to the police several hours later. we spoke with the teen-ager's mother and stepfather who express their

disbelief over what happened. >> we were all working together we all left the restaurant together he dropped off my brother and he was on the road coming home. >> a very good person. like i said all the love the we and the initials, people really love him. he really did make an impact. >> i just cannot believe that it happened. i cannot believe that someone would leave the scene like that. we should be able to find out whether or not he was drunk. >> mark: police say the other driver confess he was on probation for drug charges and that is one of the reasons that he left the scene. >> darya: we want to take a peek at the weather. >> james: good morning, today is going to be a fantastic day and tomorrow for the fourth of july will be even better. let us start first take a look outside. we have some cloud coverage and also have some

clearing. take a look at how the weather will develop over the course of the next 24 hours. it is most be clear by 9:00 a.m., we have mild temperatures and take a look at where they are right now. we have mid-50s in oakland low 50s in san francisco, low fifties in the north bay and as you head out to the east is slightly warmer for you. so, by noon we are looking for some decent warming. will have some live when but a lot of sunshine at that point. we have widespread '70s all those areas in yellow that is the majority of the bay. as the push for to about 3:00 p.m. we have any peace dominating the map. and if you have to get out you got to check by the delta we will be in the '80s and '90s are around that area this afternoon. tomorrow forecast is coming up but of around 3:00 p.m. today we are looking for

'60s and '70s around the coast. >> james: san jose is going to be about 83 degrees, open at 74 degrees, 71 for san francisco and widespread 80s across the north bay. like i said, tomorrow will be a little bit warmer than today we have a lot of sunshine in hot temperatures in the perfect for heading up to the water. we have mid-70s around the bay and upper 60s along the coast. at this point it looks like a fireworks viewing should be fantastic for most of the bay area. san francisco is always a? but at this point the fog will be patchy at best. we will keep our fingers crossed. now to traffic, when george. >> george: good morning james, we will start with a bridge check we are looking at like traffic all around the bay area certainly here at the bay bridge west bound you will see no back up for the late.

>> george: things are light enough that traffic is able to get by in your ride to the golden gate bridge, 101 south bound is the late free. even though this is an end to the inland county right now traffic is light enough that it is not creating a back up. as we take your traffic map the will see all of the interstates look good even 580 livermore is lighter than usual this morning. in the south bay we have no real problems. and, there was an accident here in the southbound direction. >> mark: we will take a quick breath kron4 morning news continues running and that a look at the damage that was done by this fire

in san francisco has daylight is arriving in the bay area. this blaze burned for buildings in san francisco we are back with a live report from will tran coming up. demimi[ female announcer ] with swiffer dusters,

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>> erica: here are three of the top stories of the morning. today is tom cruise is 50th birthday that his son expected to be a happy one scientology allegedly cause the split. and marcus jordan the famous basketball star son of michael jordan was arrested outside the hotel he was charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and obstructing justice. finally, if you have noticed a lack of rants

in your twitter feed it is because alec baldwin decided to leave the site. if you want to talk about what this trend in on the web you can always visit my facebook fan page. >> mark: gas prices are now down they say a gallon of gas is 225 cheaper than it was last year at this time. prices fall nearly 115 per gallon here's what it looks like in the bay area because we usually pay higher prices. we find the average price at $3.89. >> darya: will be back with morning couple minutes one of the developing stories we're following is a fire in san francisco. >> darya: we have the very

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