old enough to drive. in fact, police did not know about the crash of the nearby neighbors came by and called police say is they have heard a crash theory of some then, authorities came out. this is what they discovered foie caught >> here is the makeup of those in the car. 515 year-old and a 13 year old. two of them are males. the 15 year-old driver is the one in critical condition. we can also tell you that the driver was not the owner of the car. there were two girls, there are related and it is their father that owns the car and indicated that he did not give permission for anyone to drive it. live in alameda, we can tell you that authorities also found some beer in the trunk of the car. the owner of the car has indicated that the beer belonged to him however if

they are running toxicology reports on the driver. they believe that's the reason to be to the incident. they do not know if alcohol was involved with it will find out serious >>pam: back to our development is out of the state capital, the legislature voted about an hour ago to move forward with the nation's first high-speed rail system. democrats on the senate floor approved the multibillion-dollar project. da lin joins us now to explain what this means in how the bay area will benefit from a high-speed rail measure and what those opposed to it have to say. >> this was a really close one. the yes votes for 20 in the no votes for at 16. the measure now goes to the governor in he will sign this.

after he signs it, the states will begin to build the first stretch of a high- speed rail which runs from bakersfield to madeira about 130 mi. altogether. approving the measure also means that california will get $3 billion in federal france wants the high-speed rail is all said and done it will connect san francisco to lost their lives with trades expected to run as fast as two of the 20 mi. per hour. those against the high-speed rail systems to stay it is too expensive and unnecessary but democrats say it will create jobs and improve california's infrastructure. >> this can be measured in many different ways. for every compelling argument that this will not succeed in the long run, the argument on the other side that we have a chance to do

something that generations from now people will say, they you, thank you for taking the tough road. they get for doing was seemed unpopular at the time. >> the bay area will also benefit from the measure. bart will get $140 million for new cars. caltrans will get about 600 million for its project in the muni will get 61 million for its central subway which connects the union square area to chinatown. the governor just released this statement saying that he is a very happy. he says that this will create new jobs for californians and put california back on top. how many jobs, we do not know yet. >>pam: today, a moment of silence for a race jockey. he was killed during a race at the alameda county fair

grounds. it has been 37 years since a jockey has been killed on the racetrack. j.r stone has been out at the fair grounds all day and joins us live. >> somewhat of a somber mood among those jockeys. as live look into the distance he conceded crowds that did come out here. they are just wrapping up their last race. >> you can see the horse stumbled as he went over top. from what i hear was a very severe head injury.

feather >> out here live, you can see the crowds. the last race just finished. i can tell you, he did not speak a lot of english, more on his situation in what his handler had to say about him. hah hah hah

>> there were other children of the resident that were not directly involved in the shooting. calf we will have a thorough and complete investigation to determine how this happen. phil >> police were looking into how the gun was stored.

>> this is the victim, accountants need. prosecutors say the parents of a 17 year-old he was panting killed him with the help of two others in serious need was shot in his car near the couple's home bass of gin fourth. today, the district attorney announced new evidence of the case of. >> we have not developed compelling evidence, surveillance video if it's an phone records via that puts the three defendants had together shortly before and shortly after the market. quite frankly, it is a drive-by shooting, there is no other way to put it. those people conspire comedy came together into the hands of the victim down. there was a level of premeditation. the fact that other people were brought into this event, i think that the evidence overwhelmingly supports the evidence.

if >>pam: in each of the four defendants faces murder charges and is being held on $2 million bail. >>jaqueline: here is a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. the fog has cleared everywhere this after did. clear skies but offshore, a little foggy along the coastline. we will not see above as far inland. here is what even expected to look ahead to the weekend.

coastal fall tomorrow habit mostly sunny skies to the bay area. we will take a look at debitors in your neighborhood coming up. >>pam: in-jobs reported out by the government. did dow fell 124 points to 12,007 and 72. lawson wiped out the gains for the entire week. the nasdaq composite fell 39 points to 2937. the s&p 500 slipped 13 points to 1355. catherine heenan is here to explain today's job report. it's >>catherine: the weakness is very likely to set the tone for the presidential

election. a new report from the labor department makes it clear that we're far from the booming job growth. 80,000 new jobs in june is below expectations. the unemployment rate remains at 8.2%. >>president obama: our mission is not just to get back to where we were, we have to deal with what has been happening over the last decade. >>catherine: this marks the 20th consecutive month of job creation. to keep public population growth, the u.s. needs at at least 135,000 new jobs each month and even more than at the heart of the

unemployment rate down. since economists expect huge changes by november, the topic is expected to dominate this residential campaign. mitt romney cascading in new hampshire jumped on the jobs report within minutes of its release. >> it is a another kick in the guts of middle-class families. it is consistent with what i have heard as i ran across the country and have met with families in their homes. in cafes and restaurants and break rooms. if american families are struggling. >> economists have scaled back their expectations for the rest of the year. they are now forecasting continued sluggishness. >>catherine: is next at 5:00 p.m., george zimmerman is a free man once again. the new developments that allowed him to leave a florida jail today. scott peterson is on death row for killing his wife and unborn child says he does not deserve to be there.

the new actions he is taking and whether he has a valid case. are you having trouble with your iphone or ipad? there is a reason. what apple plans to do about it today. asks cause for half bath pad

>>grant: and the east bay, seven homes have been burglarized in the past two weeks within a five block radius. this is happening in the east on neighborhood just west of interstate 580.

let me show you exactly where the burglaries are happening. three of them all long-held side street. these two near 80th scandals what happened during the day. this one occurred at night. meanwhile, another burglary on 77th ave. as we go to the other side of macarthur boulevard i will show you another. the burglaries less than a block from each other comedies to along sunk his drive. those having g-20 the g-209. another home burglaries near park avenue. that was on june 26th. haaziq madyun reports from a different oakland neighborhood where police are now teaming up lift security companies in an effort to reduce crime.

>>haaziq: residents in the oakland hills are teaming up with oakland police and local security companies to form surveillance camera networks to catch burglars in the area. >> this is a relationship, a partnership. >>haaziq: this officer talks about what is different in the new relationship form local security companies. >> now, we're information sharing. in the past many companies would attend to their clients as far as alarm activation but now, alarmed companies into the oakland police department are sharing information greeted is as vicious vehicle were suspicious at 60, of that information is for its as. >> residents are doing their part by forming neighborhood watch groups, setting a video camera networks on entire blocks throughout oakland. >> clearly the neighborhoods have posted signs everywhere. there on the streets and on mailboxes.

the message they're sending is, if you want to come here and commit crimes, they are watching you and if they are watching, we will be watching. >>catherine: george zimmerman is out of jail again. he is out on bond for a second time. as you are receiving him leave this afternoon. he has also hired a security team. his bail was revoked after prosecutors say he misled the clerk about its finances. now, there are a lot more restrictions. now he is not allowed to leave the county. the yacht that sank on long island on for the july has not yet been raised for the water carried three young children died.

the man who captain about says they were hit by a rogue wave and says he cannot believe that the at with capsaicin easily. among the victims, his young nephew. the extreme heat is still a problem in the east and midwest. this was the scene in chicago where he buckled a road causing it to buckle big time. particularly bad timing. chicago is getting ready for a big summer festival. another round of storms hitting tennessee and kentucky. you're looking at some of the damage in tennessee. boats were shattered and a pile on top of each other. this was a greek of a smoking mounts. the storms are being blamed for a least two deaths in 7 q. this a similar scene is a key work trees were knocked down interrupting power lines, less than one vehicle

other violence hit the same area killing a kentucky man. >>jaqueline: as we expected, a tub just wanted this afternoon. inland valleys are seeing temperatures at or near 90 degrees. this is downtown san francisco. the fog is closer to a close lauren but has since cleared. temperatures are more of a from the coastline. here is we expect to be overnight. very to minimal fog near xi a sunny skies and warmer temperatures to my career high with here is a look at

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>>pam: 82 alarm fire on the peninsula and severely damaged a home leaving people without a place to live. this was the scene early this morning in the 100 block of alta loma in millbrae. call of the fire started is a collage of the hall. "

>>pam: a pack of dogs small a california bicyclist.

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>>pam: seven years after being sent to death row for killing his wife, scott peterson if still blaming -- still claiming his innocence. today, he filed an appeal saying that he was a victim of questionable evidence and the juror who contract. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty in the crime of murder of lazy peterson. >> the guilty verdict in november of 2004 touched off while the celebrations. prosecutors were unable to produce a weapon for a witness but they have plenty of evidence that he was a philandering husband who

left his brother wife at home. lacy peterson vanished on christmas eve of 2002. her body and that of our unborn child were found in the day four months later. not far from a place where peterson said he had been fishing on the day she disappeared. his for the 23 page appeal says the san mateo county jury was species by the media coverage such as this billboard across the street from the courthouse. other grounds for reversal, the judge unfairly excluded any juror opposed to the death knell to. fees unfairly included evidence of questionable valley that the jurors themselves acted improperly conducting their own tests on the boats used to dump his wife's body in the bay. >>pam: joining me now, an expert on the peterson case.

this legal analysts was in court during the case and knows the ins and outs. of course this appeal is standard operating procedure for a death of the case but would he think his chances are? >> every california death penalty goes right to discipline her. that is the way it goes. traditionally in the last couple of years, a rear one gets struck down. he may have a better chance to settle out. >>pam: this was a highly emotional case. there was a ton of publicity. it was a high-profile case. does he have any valid reasons why this might matter? >> i do not think so. i did not cover the case of a date. the jury was kept away from the public. they brought in a secret us every day. the deliberations costs more kept away from publicity.

>> i remember when i was there result from the jury wants a look at the boat, they got to conduct an experiment. kahan costs the problem is that is new evidence, it is that it did not come in during the trial. the federal courts could overturn the case for some of the like that. >>pam: what about what they call questionable evidence, no gun or weapon?

there is no evidence of anyone as funded is. >> some of the funny evidence their work are doing about, there was a dog sniffing evidence. >> how far can he do with this? >> this is the sad reality in california, it did several years to file the appeal. it probably in three years or so, you have years of federal appeals. costs it could be 20 years down the road before he even faces the death penalty. >>pam: what does your gut

tell you? >> my gut tells me this is one of the most evil man. to hear his voice talking with an absolute carefree attitude while his wife and baby were at the bottom of the bay, to have carried on like this with such coldness, i have no doubt that he committed this murder even though there was not a smoking gun. i think there is some real risk of appeal that it could get over time but that he could try again. >>pam: a scary situation this morning and sell their behalf if an evacuation. >>haaziq: a hazardous materials lead causes an emergency evacuation at the evergreen oil refinery in newark. >> this is an oil byproduct. thought it was in a liquid state but when it was released was superheated rock so it was of a vapor

state at that point. >> that prompted the refinery to get ill and or so until he's out of the area of. most workers let home for the day. >> we had one-half the the difficulty breathing. cutting a health hazard to his running businesses or the community. within approximately one hour, there is no further hazard. >> officials say it has been over a year since a hazmat incident caused an evacuation. >>pam: wild fires burning in california. more than 1000 firefighters are battling a blaze to the north of the bay area. it is happening near redding. it has burned 1,200 a. since it was first reported yesterday after and hicks cahow higher says right now the fire is about 40 percent contained. two buildings have been destroyed and five homes and damaged. 80 homes are still under an

evacuation because of the danger of fire. some roads are closed in southwest fretting and happy valley areas. no word on how the blaze started. >> a california cyclists off is recovering after being attacked by a pack of dogs of the central valley. the animals of possibly marked for death and the owner could be facing criminal charges. >> tested for rabies and possibly facing a death sentence. >> normally weak deal with less aggressive animals. >> it is what is described as a brutal attack on a bicyclist on as a brutal row. >> one dog or two dogs by themselves may not necessarily be an issue, but when you get four or five, the instinct kicks in. >> the cyclists for me in the house of syria >> he had advice marks from his legs to his head.

>> this man on four of the five dogs. >> these are guard dogs. >> if they find that you are at fault, you could be facing some kind of turk. cook >> more pebbled mixes are on the streets. >> since 2009 we have at 3-4 major incidents. >> one of those attacks hospital. did cyclist's survive crew group the accused may not. >> police say the

investigations could take about a month to complete. a southern california man is suing the city of fullerton for the beating death of is mentally ill son. this is a picture of kelly thomas who was schizophrenic. her father made the announcement when your to the day of when his son was beaten up by police and later died. here, you can see video of the incident. the case gained national attention and put a spotlight on the treatment of mentally ill people who are homeless. in the wake of the attack three city councilmen were ousted. the chief of police retired and two of the officers involved now face criminal charges. this assistants says video of is for this meeting is still too difficult to watch. >> are heard him scream the first time and then i'd turn it off and walked away. i still have not watched the second video and i will not. i cannot. i know the end result. it is a murder. >> thomas's murder have already received a $1 million settlement from the city.

>> @ temperatures or warmer this afternoon just as expected. especially in the inland valleys, typically upper 80s and low 90s. asks linda out of the north will start to pick up and keep the fog basically along the coastline to the overnight hours. skies will clear early tomorrow. pfalz file show you how warm it is going to be in your neighborhood. >>grant: we're hearing

about a grass fire in south san francisco. it is near that sign on it 101, the south sentences go industrial area near the area of parkways of san francisco for about a mile and a half excuse me, an acre and a half is the grass fire. we got this information just moments ago. unconfirmed reports that one structure is being threatened. the fire supposedly running downhill at a slower rate. again, an acre and a half grass fire in south san francisco. we have a crew on the way. details as we get them.

>>catherine: a top general in syria has not affected. and are looking at a photo of the general on the right with the president. he supposedly was disgusted with the killing of citizens

during the ongoing uprising. he is now in turkey. hillary clinton was in paris for a summit. she is telling russia and china that it will pay a price for supporting the syrian regime. >> the entire road -- the entire world is looking to those few nations that still have influence in damascus. they need to step up and use all of their leverage clinton says that help from russia and iran and inaction from other countries is keeping the syrian government afloat. mexico has declared a winner in its presidential election. are already claims that the vote was manipulated. the victory paves the way for the p r i party which enjoyed seven decades of single party rule to return to power. that is after being kicked

out by voters 12 years ago. if you happen to be traveling to japan you will be seeing panda pastries all over the place. this is the celebration of the first baby panda born in 24 years. the panda has not been named corporate in front of cameras yet but stores all over japan or selling pancakes, cookies in rice balls. x the fog is set to return to the coastline to the over nine hours. clear skies nearly everywhere else. we will see even warmer temperatures tomorrow as well. into sunday, the sea breeze winds start to kick back up.

things will warm back up into the middle of next week. future cast 4 to our temperatures ranging to the '50s, '60s and '70s. as a move into the noon hour we will see a range of '60s at the coastline, 70's at the bay shore and '80s nearly everywhere else. morgan hill will be free once more afternoon as well. a sure her we will stay in

the 60s along the coastlines market will be a couple of degrees warmer. a look in your extended forecast tomorrow, things continued to warbled her her how aloha. a warming trend monday and tuesday with temperatures sitting in the mid-90s. >>pam: you could lose the ability to serve the web on monday, the fbi is warning that hundreds of thousands of computers are infected with a certain type of mao where which will prevent people from being able to log on to the internet starting july 9th. grant lodes is here to explain how he can make sure your computer is safe and

not to remove the virus. >> the fbi suggest that people go to this web site cost. it is the fbi security partner. it is a simple two-step process to make sure that your computer is now we're free. once you go to the web site at the top left and click on the green circle that says it detects, a screen will appear to of the detective your computer has been violated and infected. click on the first link the ec. if your computer does have a virus you will see a red background and many would call on your internet service provider to get it removed. we will be right back.

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>>pam: yahoo and facebook announce an agreement has to settle a patent dispute. they also agreed to an advertisement agreement that expands the relationship. the settlement comes after a month-long patent fight between the two internet companies. this is great news for both icons and how it ends a dispute harry f.

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>>pam: coming up, the latest on this terrific crash in alameda that injured five teenagers. we will have a live report. a potentially dangerous prank at the bay area airport. how they get their hall some cleanup

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>>pam: a joy ride takes a dangerous time for a group of teenagers, the car was destroyed and police say no one was old enough to be behind the wheel. kron4 is live at the scene of the crash. >> it looks like he was thrown into the path of the car. >> tragedy of the alameda county fair, a jockey was killed during the race. it was all caught on camera.

officials say the show must go on. in his starts now. announcer: this is the bay area's new station. the kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. starts down. >>pam: for a 15 year-old boy is in critical condition tonight. applause if he was the unlike her of his car. he ran into a tree with five of his presence inside. next you can see the aftermath of this over my crashed. dan kerman is live in alameda at the scene of the accident and has the latest details. death of the is the only one with life-threatening injuries but there are still for others who are hospitalized. the other voice in the car has defeated and released. this is where the accident of the earth. if you look a little bit further, you can see where the skid marks were. >> this is what the car looked like after firefighters extricated sixteens from the vehicle.

slammed into a tree at around 1:30 a.m.. you concede this give marks along the road. police say the vehicle had 515 year-old and a 13 year- old inside. two of the females or sisters and it was their father's car that was involved in a crash. >> the pair we spoke to said he did not give permission for the vehicle to be used obviously by people who were on licence. >> police say speeding was at least one of the causes of the accident but authorities say beer was also found in the trough of the car furious fourth of this when it remains unclear whether anyone in a vehicle including the driver had been drifting furious folks

>> we are back at the scene on island drive. this is where the crash to fleets. police believe the left fleetweek with the crime carried a say neighbors who lived on the other side of the wall heard the noise and then they contacted authorities. it is believed that most or all the flavor of in a vehicle had deceived all of at the time of the crash. >> tossed from a source at the alameda county fair, a jockey died after suffering severe head injuries last night. we have video of his fall. keep your eye on this jockey right here. you can see as he flies off the front end of the horse creek take another look. of the jockey goes head over heels. a fellow jockey tells kron4 news that his course

actually stepped on his head after he fell. we have another a goal, his course, the white when the ec right here with a red arrow is pointing. he goes head over heels and disappears behind a bush. these forces are going at about 35 mi. from our. they weigh about 1,000 lbs.. it was a tragic accident. j.r stone is live at the alameda county fair grounds for the family of the jockey show up earlier today. a majority of his family lives in mexico off, he also has an awful that lives in richmond for. that also up the stuff in to pick up some of his personal belongings. a moment of silence was held before the race. you can see all the people that were involved, they held a picture of him. thank half many of the jockeys were actually racing today.

i did speak with is a ballet, that is the guy who holds about in the locker room and this is what he had to say. >> i was his valet. i took care of his equipment. you get to know people. he was very reserved. very quiet. he was really a good guy. he joked around with everyone. he will the mess. >> back out here live, you can see it is quiet at their race track. the last race was around an hour or so ago. half fatal race tracks are rare but keep in mind, five jockeys since 2008 have lost their lives. >>pam: a developing story tonight out of the state capital. lawmakers have approved a bill authorizes construction of california's plan high- speed rail. the measure could bring some transportation money to the

bay area. eventually in a multibillion-dollar bullet train will connect san francisco to boston and was at about 220 mi. an hour. da lin has been following the story and joins us tonight. does this mean that this is a done deal and will construction begin soon? >> it is certainly a positive step forward. we cannot say it is a done deal yet. until now goes to the governor to sign. does that mean people will start digging up dirt next week? that will not be the case. today's approvals of the means the project is the funding for the first phase of the project. no one knows exactly when construction workers will start building the system. they want to have the first 130 mi. stretch done by 2017.

caltrain will get $600 million for and with many of our tax gary " bernake and mind the governor is saying that this will once again but california on top.

>>pam: it was a foggy morning in most of the bay area, here is a live look from our camera. a little bit warmer weather expected for the weekend. jacqueline bennett is here to tell us how long we can expect a clear skies. jacqueline bennett it was warmer out there today get warmer into tomorrow. we are up about 10 degrees for the inland valleys. upper 80s and low 90s. the closer to the coastline, temperatures will be on the cooler side. here is looking expected to tomorrow, strong winds out of the north.

>>pam: and the space city of albany a resident discovered something unusual when he went to the toilet in his homes back from. the tenant was surprised and shocked at the discovery and captured it all on video. >> it was here on solano avenue in downtown albany that a resident at this apartment complex says he went to use the bathroom in his apartment when all of a sudden, he looked down into the toilet and saw to eyes looking at him, it was announced. you have to see this for yourself. the tenant posted is video on youtube. as you can see, the small mouse is right there, caught in the bowl, swimming around. the tenant says that he was afraid to pick up the mouse for fear that it would fight him.

coming up, find out what else that hasn't found and what the senate did about his situation. that is all coming up at 8:00 p.m.. >>pam: will look at just how dangerous these seemingly harmless light can be to aircraft. a new lawsuit by a father who's a his son was killed by police, the video evidence that the lawsuit claims against the officers. >> a major muni destruction this weekend, the train lines stopped for traffic improvements. those stories and much more still ahead serious free or

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>>charles: right now you're looking at a liked the picture of a claim on the tarmac at sfo. people shining lasers at the aircraft is not a new problem but it is a serious one. this afternoon i spoke with the sheriff's department helicopter crew about the dangers that pilates face in the cockpit. the deputy here is the tactical flight observer, he writes shotgun and the department's helicopter. he says that while flying, their eyes are constantly at work. >> the pilates are looking for other aircraft as well as instrument gauge is to make sure that we will stay in the air. >> it's a laser beam like this one has the pilot's eyes, it can cause big problems. >> you are temporarily blinded. even low-power laser pointers like these can reach aircraft thousands of feet in the year. it is even worse at night. >> if you get hit in the

eyes, you can see spots for up to a couple of hours afterwards and it will impact your vision. you have to let the effects dissipate before you can get back in the year. >> because big problems for two-man helicopter but a more serious problem for jetliners. >> very dangerous. unfortunately part they probably had multiple flight crews. if they were both blinded it could be a dangerous situation. >> back live now, we spoke to the faa about what happened and they say anyone who is caught appointing a laser beam at an aircraft could face a $11,000 fine. >>grant: that crossfire we told you about burning in south san francisco has now been contained. cal fire is not sure what started the fire aboard a couple of acres near parkway. no structures were threatened. >>catherine: george zimmerman is out of jail again. he was charged with second-

degree murder and the killing of a florida teenager. he is out on bond for a second time. there he is in a suit jacket. zimmerman is said to be headed to a safe house and then move to a more permanent home. he has hired a security team. fizz first bill was recalled after prosecutors say he misled the court about his finances. this time, many more restrictions. the deal is set at 1 million. he is not allowed to leave the state of florida or the county. new developments that he is a case that led to the death of a florida and amsterdam. the drum major with the school's marching band, he died after being badly beaten at the the incident. his fellow students beat him to death on a parked bus last year. just three days before that happened, the campus police chief ed dean of students feet suggested suspending the band but the school did not do it, choosing instead to talk about the problem. for a reason is just now becoming public.

the band has been suspended through the upcoming school year. some of the students face felony raising charges. in southern california, the father of this schizophrenic homeless man beaten to death by police is filing a lawsuit against the city of fullerton. european kelly thomas, he was killed a year ago. this is the one-year anniversary. it got a lot of attention and got three city council that ousted. three police officers are facing criminal charges. his mother has already received $1 million settlement from the city. there is some progress being made in wyoming. another big wild fire there. more than 16 square miles of burns. it is happening in the southeastern part of the state. fifth of the firefighters say they are getting cooler weather.

if >> the shooting happened here at this, in the second story bedroom. authorities have not confirmed to fire the gun that shot and killed the three year-old. they are giving some details about the family involved. the boy's father of its branded orlando, a patrol officer that has been with the san jose police department for nine years. neighbors say there were a few other children inside the homes when the shooting happened however officers say none of those kids were involved in the shooting. the santa clara county district attorney's office and medical examiner's office are now called in the investigation. gilroy police say they're looking into exactly how fire arms are stored. the orlando family is incredibly grief-stricken and were unable to talk.

>>pam: better late than never. that is what the company in charge of the san diego fireworks show is saying about a major holiday mishap. the show was supposed to last 20 minutes and a computer malfunction caused all the fireworks to launch at the very same time. the owner has apologized to the half million spectators and is offering to redo the show.

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>> at the fairgrounds, all is quiet this evening, just one day after a jockey lost his life during a race. i spoke with those who were friends with the jockey. >> everyone liked him. no one had a bad word to say about him. he was just that kind of guy. >> fatal jockey accidents at this race track are rare. keep in mind since 2008, a total of five jockeys have died in the sport.

>>j.r: sixteens are injured, one critically after the car they are in crashed into a tree. it happened at 1:30 a.m.. inside the car, 515 year- old and 113 year-old, no one of legal age to drive a car. police believe steve was a factor but they also founded year in the trunk. they do not know whether anyone in the car had been drinking. the owner of the car says he did not give anyone a reason to drive the car. he says that year belongs to him.

>> for people in total have been arrested and that merck charge of the case of marvin's need. >> a gilroy police are investigating what they're calling an accidental shooting of a three year-old boy. the shooting happened here at this home on cat with court. police did say that the boy died of his injuries on the way to the hospital. they are not saying who fired the gun but police did confirm that the father of this young boy is a patrol officer with the san jose police department. they are not releasing any more information about the incident but they did say that they are taking a close look at how firearms are stored at this home.

>> clearly the neighborhoods have posted signs everywhere. there posted on their homes and in the windows. the message they're sending is, if you want to come here and commit crime, they're watching and if they are watching we will be watching under surveillance video equipment that they have invested it or if they have invested in an alarm. >> in san jose more than $25,000 mark the musical equipment have been stolen from our lady of guadalupe church. it happened in three separate incidents over the last three weeks.

the church creature's says each time crooks broke into a storage closet the sole musical equipment like mixers, guitars and drums. phillies investigated crimes but have no suspects in the case. the church says the loss of equipment is a blow to parishioners because they intend on using for their services. >> our big weather story tonight, warmer weather today and into tomorrow as well. temperatures were in the upper 80s and low 90s in our inland valleys today. also in the '80s in the south bay added portions of the north bay. cooler closer to the coastline. stronger winds out of the north. that will keep fog fairly minimal at the coastline. fairly sunny skies early tomorrow and warmer temperatures to marketed. more a degree readings of the south bay. more my degree readings in our inland valleys.

here is a look at your extended forecast. we will continue to want tomorrow with temperatures cooling slightly on sunday and monday. tuesday and wednesday, warmer weather. >> stocks falling sharply today. the new jobs report shows that the united states only added 80,000 jobs in june. it is the third straight month that employers are showing a willingness to bring in new of sleaze. the dow closed down 124 points wiping out entire week's gains. the nasdaq and the s&p are also down today. mitt romney zero in on the economy with only four more jobs for left before the november election. politicians are doing what

they can't use the numbers to their advantage. >> the president campaign in ohio today and defended his policies. >>president obama: we have to be satisfied. we are putting four people back to work. >> this marks the 20 consecutive month of job creation grief to keep up with population growth the united states needs at at least 125,000 new jobs each month and even more than that if to bring the unemployment rate down. mitt romney called the current unemployment rate unacceptable. >> american families are struggling. there is a lot of misery in america today. >> nancy pilosi blamed

republicans accusing them of refusing to work with democrats on a jobs bill. economists are holding out little hope. >> in the meantime 12.7 million americans remain unemployed. millions more have given. >>pam: are you having trouble keeping your work at work? you're not alone. a shocking new survey, how many hours the average person works off of the clock for free.

>>pam: work does not and when you walk out the door. 80 percent of people keep working even after leaving the office. there is no wonder. the technology has a different take.

>>pam: ahead, gary radnich and his wife elise c. app.

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>>gary: females on a stuffing the ballot box, people got very upset. >> the all-star game is for the fans and we deserve the right to vote. >>gary: i do not argue with that.

>> your anti giants stand cannot be good for bay area job security.

>>gary: if they have not gotten me after all these years, they won't. >> you have not said much about a house party that alden smith threw where two people were shot. >>gary: our floor director was saying because of this quiet.

i do not that people in the neighborhood were saying this is not the first party had. >> watching and listening to your recent report with the new warriors g.m. makes me wonder why none of the under broadcasters try that style? >> the style is to know what you're talking about and take a chance every once in awhile. more than anything else, people get to know you. as long as you do your homework and people respect that, you are ok.

"the insider" is taking you in depth on today's big celebrity headline. i'm kevin frazier. >> and i'm brooke anderson. "the insider" is on. that divorce between tom cruise and katie holmes. >> he's not focused on tom cruise. it's about what she wants in her life. katie holmes' new manhattan outing with suri, inside reports that the mom has now gotten thin. her new interview about moving on. plus -- >> there were a number of reasons why tom would not have stopped in new york to see suri. >> is katie blocking tom from seeing his 6-year-old daughter? will cruise now have to take her to court to fight for custody? >> katie holmes can not allow tom cruise to see his daughter. tom cruise would have to go to a court hearing to make sure he gets parenting. jessica's first fourth of july with her newborn daughter.