one >> i believe that there is for in the flood area. assuming that sherman time was being straight with me. he will take us out, and point. you know, i do not think anything will take place at that point. and yes. it will

be done in secret. nobody will know about it. they take the forensics out of all the time for dental. this is definitely the first. >>reporter: this bill allows a sherman tan--sherman time to alw this court investigators to the scene. >> a san francisco police is asking for help to track down a killer. this man was walking home from the balboa bart station. this is video. dan kerman has new details about the possible police sketch just released. >>dan: a san francisco believe that this man is responsible for shooting and killing a 26 year- old san francisco man that nearly three weeks ago. this man had been shot execution style

just two blocks from his home after walking home from the bart station. >> there could be a possible robbery. >>reporter: this suspect is described as a 16-25 years old. with this following description. carrying a nine semi automatic got in the back seat of a pontiac grand am were similar. >> behind that was another dark suv there could be a secondary suspect. >>reporter: this morning -- mourning continues for this family. (voice of translator) >>reporter: they had come here

from the another country. >> i want justice. >>reporter: police are hopeful and the family is confident that somebody saw something at this intersection. the family knows it will not bring him back but they say that an arrest will give family some needed closure. in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>grant: they are dealing with a spike in crime in oakland. with at least a 14 robberies and three carjackings this is between 4:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m., today. ploting these out 14 robberies since 4:00 a.m. on monday. and three different

carjackings. oakland police are pouring over these details. >> we are looking for a pattern to see if we can identify any known groups, individuals who have connections to each of these robberies. we have seen an increase in the last 24 hours. sometimes we do see that. crime will run and patterns or spikes. we will see an increase and that we will see a decrease. >> several carjackings were in east oakland. >> at this point it does seem that there's any specific groups or connectivity but this will be forwarded to or investigative division. a real looking at specific groups? we are mapping a more information with the officers on the street and freeing that information back to the investigators. we are looking at the complete picture.

>> one possible picture for the 24 hours by is that it is middle of the month when people have more cash after getting paid. >> jaclyn: this marine layer showing some clearing with just lingering cloud coverage. the core of the storms is to the north and continues towards the breeze. toug hour -- sea breeze. temperatures a bit cooler with just 66. oakland. and at the same in san francisco with the 60s in daly city and san francisco. we expect that fog to return and fairly widespread tomorrow, sunshine brought the bay area. temperatures will be a

bit warmer and that warming trend will continue for the rest of the week. i will show you how warm it is going to get coming up. >> speaking of weather heavy fog created huge headaches and delays at s f o. delays up to the amount of three hours with the 72 flights cancelled. a cleared up around noon there could be minor delays. maureen kelly got reaction from travelers. >> instead of having just one hour layover in atlanta i have 3 hour layover in atlanta. -- and los angeles >>reporter: she had several of justice passengers that are being delayed. >> i will not get home until after midnight. >>reporter: how do you feel about that? >> not that great. >> this 87 year-old woman ' s flight was canceled.

>> we had to rebooked but they've already taken her luggage. now there is at least two hours-four hours to get her luggage back. so, my work today is shot and tomorrow is a shot. i am a little bit frustrated. >>reporter: the backlog is translating into a smaller paycheck for this driver. he has been waiting for one passenger for one for five hours. >> they are circling in the air so it just slows the day down. i will and with an early day. short work. the less money. >> not good. >> this family of tourist did not see a delay as a problem. >> we got a chance to see the airport. everybody loves an airport. >>reporter: maureen kelly, kron4. >> this convicted killer is

ordered to pay the family $12 million. the children were in the home at the time of the murder. he argued that he killed the wife because she was making up illnesses. it is not clear if he will be able to collect money he says that he was not able to afford in the attorney. >> three women are part of a larger possible operation. this jewelry and cash was confiscated the worked in the teens approaching elderly chinese women. telling them that there were haunted by evil spirits and they had to hand over grovels to get rid of them they believe that these could be

part of a larger ring with ties across the country. >> we are getting word that there could be other people that the been victimized. the question is that if they have been victimized by the same offenders or if they have suffered or part of the same croll, organization working together. this investigation is still very fluid. boston, new york, and even chicago. >> it is possible that they could have ties to other bay area cities. coming up a shooting rampage the dramatic video. this man opening fire. what investigators think set him off. and passengers finding selling needles -- sweing needles and sandwiches distributed on an airline. and also rattlesnakes are attacking in a bay area community.

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>> this man has made contact with law enforcement indicating that he was involved in the incident. >>reporter: they are not naming the suspect he is yet to be charged but will face several charges of attempted murder and firearms charges. the suspect that a military-style assault rifle will likely target the copper top bar. >> when he first walked up there were people on the sidewalk and he stood and watched and observed before he opened fire. >>reporter: he opened fire from two different vantage points before fleeing the scene on foot. >> they do not really notice what was going on the just sparks and people ducking. we have never seen a guy shooting. >>reporter: 17 patrons, three students were injured with shrapnel, and debris. >>catherine: these men tried to

robyn internet cafe. it shows the seem--scene in ocala, when a 71 year-old customer jumped into action pulled out a gun. he shot one of them in the arm and the shot the second man. this 19 year-old was arrested and taken to hospital. there will be charged with attempted robbery. and felony criminal mischief. williams has a licensed to carry a concealed weapon he does not face charges. >>catherine: these two young the girls missing and iowa search dogs have been picked up% near a lake picked up there -- personal cent0--scent ... one person

has is a spot ch-suspect. >> i know that this needs to be done as this lie-detector test. >>catherine: it was not a initially thought that there were abducted but the reaction of the search dogs indicated that they were in this vicinity. >> a protest against joe paterno above the skies. they are referring to the statue of to overturn roe. if it is the target of new criticism from last week's report concluding that in late coach helped cover up child abuse allegations against jerry sandusky. it is not sure who paid for this. >> jaysonthese clear skies. andn along the coast. and a live look

from our roof cam over downtown said francisco. even the we are seeing clear skies they will still remain cool this afternoon. as we look towards tomorrow temperatures will warm up slightly but we will see fog & drizzle. the afternoon it that sun will behind that fog. and temperatures as a return to the 90's for the inland valleys. tomorrow, widespread fog by 7:00 a.m. and patchy through fairfield, the delta. however to the east bay and the south. by 10:00 a.m. it will clear all along the inland valleys but this will remain over the northland coast. as for temperatures? we will start a bit warmer with 50s in the north bay indicated by the blue. 60s

to the dell, as we step through by noon. mainly '60s and '70s. even 80s towards the edge of the screen under the central valley. neighborhood by neighborhood, upper 70's in the south bay. 76 degrees in campbell. upper 70's for the inland valleys nearly 80 degrees in antioch. pittsburgh, pleasanton. 77 degrees in livermore. mainly 60s to the east bay. along the coast temperatures will stay in the 60s tomorrow with additional sunshine for the north bay. temperatures will warm back into the 70's. a look at the extended forecast a bit foggy. we will se still see some fog but less g expected for the weekend with the return to the 90's for the

inland valleys. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room we are tracking a hot spot in the east bay highway 24 is near the 24 in the 680 come together. what happened was a car collided with a light pole. and if it created a significant backup blocking three lanes of traffic nearly all the way to oakland the east on having difficulty. working crews have removed. now there are back open but speeds are very, very slow from a recovery. oakland towards the 680 near walnut creek. we just learned that there was another car collision in this area near pleasant hill road. where that light pole has come down it is not helping. we will stay on top of this developing story. >>catherine: decision 2012. american jobs is a hot topic.

president got things going during texas. his focus was mitt romney during his time as ceo of a company that creates new jobs overseas. this shows that mitt romney does not care about the middle-class. his name calling is his private sector experience we asked it of boaters to examine that experience. he made money going pioneers of outsourcing. i do not want pioneers of outsourcing in the white house i want is somebody that police and insourcing... let us bring those jobs back home. >>catherine: that robbery was in pennsylvania that operated in outsourcing not offshore. it the

difference is off not necessarily sending jobs overseas. and outrshoring... he is saying that he is trying to deflect attention from the autonomy. >> i recently have become a problem because i am surprised but he is always looking for something. tsunamis, china, it is always something, congress. >>catherine: mitt romney his tax records continue to be an issue. he is being asked to release his tax history. ron paul.. mitt romney has only released 2010 and 2011 a tax returns will be right back stay with us. ♪

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now on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection your whole house can count on. ♪ (male announcer) this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. ♪ >>pam: now wed 5:30 a.m. warning for hikers. particularly in the south-bay people are being reminded to look out for rattlesnakes. snakebites have been increasing. in santa clara county. rob fladeboe is showing us where it happens. >> lopez is one that has had a

close encounter with a rattlesnake. >> it was a very close. it was not even rattling it was just right along the trail it was shocking. >>reporter: with no predators this rattlesnake like this one on display is on the rise and so are the number of snakebites reported to poison control this year by israel hospitals. >> we are seeing more rattlesnake bites than normal. we have ed six reported which is high. on average richer 6-10 per year. we are concerned and want the public to be alert with the higher-than-average. >>reporter: the park ranger is saying that he has encountered at least 18 on one day. lower than normal rainfall finds these rattlesnakes further and further for food & water. and even going into back yards.

>> they are venomous. they will kill you. if that is not motivated enough you could lose a limb or finger. if you leave them alone. to not try to shoe them off rattlesnakes most encounters:non-documented. however these are real. >> if they are all stretch out your fun but if they are coiled up that is when you should do watch it. >>reporter: take a look if you see one leave it alone! >> wildfires continue through northern california tens of thousands of acres have been charred. the biggest are and northern california charles clifford as an update. >>charles: these fires north of

sacramento are currently the largest in california. let us start by taking a look at google earth. it is burning in a menacing no national forests medicine--mendocino. 7 and 5 percent containment and they're hoping to have full containment by friday morning. the other act of northern california fire is near the sierra foothills in near colfax. this has consumed 2,600 a. and it is continuing to threaten world areas from the burn zone. five buildings have been lost. homes are still in danger with the evacuation's still in effect around this fire. cal fire is reporting good progress on getting this one out contr and i control. it is currently 40 percent containment. smaller california

fires are in southern california and one near trinity. details on those coming up on kron4 news at 6:00 p.m. and the san francisco, charles clifford, kron4 news. >> it is going to cost you more if you do not want to walk farther to the giants game. they want to raise the cost for parking meters. the closer you are to the ballpark the more that you will pay. >> here is a meter and already a difference. 9:00 a.m.-noon = over $3. 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. = $3 per hour. soon, if you would like to park this close it is going to go up from $5 to $7. it is the same concept is getting a good seat or getting closer. yet it is going to cost you more.

even a $40 flat rate parking for parking lots. they want to extend the parking meters until 10:00 p.m. if you live all around. you will still run down and feed the meters. reporting from san francisco will tran. >>grant: let me show you on this map. this indicates where parking meters are right now. additional meters are going to be installed. these streets in the red bull have metered parking along fourth street, and several others including third, illinois. this project is expected to start this summer and should be completed next year. >> jaclyn: some cloud coverage but otherwise sunny skies and temperatures were either were the work or just a little bit

warmer. mainly in the 60's & 70's. oakland, 70's in concord, pleasanton othello'-below tempes are even in sunnyvale. and taking a look of the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see the clear skies lingering. however we are expecting that fog to redevelop. a bit of cloud coverage over santa rosa. this wide showing that tale end of the storm to the north increasing our sea breezes, overnight. that fog will return overnight and even drizzle conditions along the coast. the afternoon we could see some sunny conditions with warming trend continued to the weekend. taking a look to your extended forecast, coming up. >>guest on four different flighn

delta, sewing needles.. were found. >>reporter: they are trying to find out how these were found in these turkey sandwiches from amsterdam to minneapolis, seattle and two different flights to atlanta to of these were found by passengers and one was found by an air marshal. it notified all of the 18th flight from amsterdam to stop serving the sandwiches. here is what one passenger said when he spoke with the station. >> a bit down on it so i was not biting down on the sharp side but the flat side but it could have been a bad injury. but if i had taken a swallow, i would of had a needle inside.

that would be very concerning to me. >>reporter: the gate gourmet was prepared and amsterdam it that this is a terribly upsetting situation. this statement continues to say that there is nothing more important than the safety of the passengers & crew. gate gourmet is in full cooperation and even conducting its own of full-scale investigation. it even provides food for other airlines but has not received any complaints. >> the bay bridge toll plaza not really anything to tell you. traffic flowing nicely and the 680 and walnut creek. the 24 interchange. however that is a different story stay with us. more news after the break.

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>>catherine: wall street did get some good to news that helped stock. the dow was up by 78 points at the nasdaq was up by 13 points. s. & p. was up by 10 points. burnin-- earning reportd more of this from rob black. >> watching latest on wall street the winners and the literatures oof the losers. >>rob: wall street did not really respond that well to ben bernanke. with economic uncertainty. he basically told congress that we have to do

something about the unemployment. his track record has been pretty quick. he has gotten the economy moving and the right direction although it is not heavy. we need record level borrowing costs. we will be well founded as a corporation and as a nation. he will be remembered for doing great things if we can get the unemployment under 7%. >> the motivation is to try to get congress to do something? >> robbed yes. >> and young who has a new c e lo from google... i am excited about this. she. it is they are focusing on the user experience

she is an engineer. she has never been a c e zero. and she is pregnant which has steadily breaking the glass ceiling. >> could that invigorate the company? >> we will wait and see. >> and other winners? >> absolutely california this is a brand-new industry restaurants are trying to get around with foie gras.. that law was is in effect by july 1st. again people are trying to get around that. >> this is on federal land that the california ban does not impact them because they run the state property. >> and also not from california farms.

>> facebook. this is a loser. they're losing subscribers. >> they're also losing stock. based on misinformation. a 1.1% based on -- disinformation now they're starting to see that people are not interested. the united kingdom, turkey, denmark. users. it is not as well penetrated they're going to whip to get new users from less desirable demographic expert >> check it out with rob black hawk war on the a.m. news. >>jacqueline: clear skies. but that fog is expected to return. the 60s 57 these. 72 degrees in antioch. still 79 in sunnyvale. a look at your weather headlines. fairly widespread

with drizzle along the coast and the sunshine in the afternoon. temperatures a bit warmer towards this afternoon it is even going to get hot on the inland valley. first, let us take a look at the fog tracker. again for a widespread. we have seen that to the delta,. . . and livermore, and through san jose. we will also see partial clearing along the peninsula with lingering to the north bay. and clearing out. as for temperatures? it is going to be a bit more miles. 50's & 60's. noon of much more 70's. you can see the yellow. that will continue. it will be bef-- mild. for the most part. 76 in the san jose. and in cupertino but also

70's through cupertino. upper 70's nearly 80 degrees in antioch and pleasanton. 77 in livermore. 60s with the bayshore and more sunshine temperatures will be returning to the 70's. a look at your extended forecast with lingering fog and drizzle. we could see this on thursday. it will be confined to the coast. with sunshine and warmer temperatures. back into the lower 90s. we will start to see some decrease in temperatures next week. now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: this bicyclist just ran a stop sign in this area. so did these two bicyclists but it was in the presence of a san

francisco police officer. >> we are starting to come down very hard on bicyclists. >>stanley: tickets were handed out to any that were caught. like this person who never slows down. >> i guess that i will take care of it. >>stanley: as soon as they took care of it. >> sign right here. >>stanley: it was virtually a condo line-call g--congo. lin fane. them i thought that it was just a yield of four bicyclists. >> he was warned that tickets for been issued. and i asked him why did he still run it? and in 30 monar30 minutes, 13 tickets e

written in only 30 minutes. one bicyclist had her own pot. >> i could have more to complain about. >> one pedestrian had this to say. >> the breeze through they never stop! they almost hit my dock. they think they are entitled to the right as a pedestrian but the right of way like a car. >>stanley: the fine is about $25. however to add on the court fees it is well over $300! and if you think of another $300 if you do not pay the ticket. >> stanley roberts, we love you. >>catherine: if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, email at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.com

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>>catherine: after a week of nearly daily murders oakland is facing a new challenge. with 14 robberies and carjackings between 4:00 a.m. yesterday and 4:00 a.m. today. calls coming in and of one every 100 minutes. investigators are searching for a pattern. >> there does not seem to be any specific groups or patterns that have connections. >>catherine: citizens are trying to deal with the ongoing violence. as crime continues to rise in oakland a growing number are turning to each other and forming a neighborhood watch group. however haazig madyun found 1 neighbors that it is too fearful to take that step. >> i do not want a neighborhood watch sign on the door or my

yard. >>reporter: do not look for any signs here on east lawn st. this president did not want her identity revealed. this is a neighborhood snitch. >> nobody wants to be a snitch. >> we know that neighborhoods are safer if they know each neighbors. >>reporter: this national night out a celebration. >> people are reluctant to form because they are afraid of being called a snitch or fear of retaliation but people are willing to get together for social reasons. at the national night out is a good time. >>reporter: east lawn residents will take place. but after not quite getting close to forming a neighborhood group. >> i have not really seen

anybody that wants to do that. but i've seen a lot of changes in the hood. >>reporter: that is not one of them? >> we still of a wonderful neighborhood. >>reporter: haazig madyun kron4. >>catherine: in the san francisco police are looking for a man that has gone down and another man and near city college. the suspect could be up in a gang. as dan kerman mentions there could be mistaken identity. >>reporter: san francisco believe that this man is responsible for shooting and killing a 26 year-old san francisco man in nearly three weeks ago. >> the motive for this homicide was possible mistaken identity. >> or possible robbery. >>reporter: this man had just left the bart station when he was shot execution-style at mount vernon. just two blocks this person was coming home

from the bart station and we want to make sure that we find a suspect and put them behind bars. >>reporter: this suspect is described as a 16 year old-25 years old. carrying a semi- automatic weapon got into the backseat of a pontiac. and drove off. behind that vehicle was another dark suv it could be a secondary suspect vehicle with more information. we're asking for the public's information. >>reporter: the family is confident that somebody saw something at this intersection. the family knows that it will not bring him back but an arrest could bring some much-needed closure. in san francisco, dan kerman, kron4 news. >>catherine: the victim moved here from ethiopia at the age of 10. he had been living with his brother, sister, mother. the

family said that he loved becoming an american citizen was studying and loved to play soccer. >> i cannot have any explanation or words to describe. we never expected this to happen. >> i have a deep sorrow and it is still a very painful process. i pray for justice. and for the killer to be found. >>catherine: on the night of the murder he had finished practicing for a soccer tournament that he was supposed to play in the next day. >>catherine: richmond police have a arrested a suspect that critically injured a 10 year-old boy three weeks ago this man was arrested he is suspected of firing a gun while riding a bicycle on main ave. police say that this boy was shot. he was

walking with his mother. richmond police talk to how this impacted the committed the and the family. >> a breeze and a broad daylight shooting in a residential neighborhood where there is families and schools out. this boy is walking home with his family. the suspect had no regard for anybody else's safety or well being. took it upon themselves to impact this family. into deftly impacted the family. we want to find and get him in custody. it hits the core of the community and to the officers. >>catherine: that boy has been released from the hospital. >> the san francisco da is saying that the murderer will be facing charges. after he was

found living and south carolina. he would fight extradition and not the d.a. says that he is cooperating. >> initially we were told that he was going to try extradition but now we're told that he will not. we anticipate that he could be within our jurisdiction for one week and we're looking forward to bringing into san francisco so he can face local charges. for >>catherine: this jury found this man, ramos guilty of the shooting. count of conspiracy to commit murder and one count for participating in a street gang. >> the relevance and the speed freak killing. the new location of buried human remains. sherman time could be escorted to a possible burial sites. these both were convicted of these murders in that 1980's and

1990's. sherman time is currently in san quentin. the other committed suicide and his prison cell >>j.r.: the connection to lake county but authorities say that the physical search of wesley shermantine the bounty hunter says that he has talked about a human gravesite in the lake county toward 120 mi. south of san francisco this would be the third county to be searched. earlier, remains were found in other counties and at the san walking county off linden now, we're learning about cala where they used to go hunting. however at least 14 people could be hiding in these hills.

>> he discussed it with me on the phone a couple of times. one foreshore and calaveras and i believe 4 in san joquain in the flood area and assuming that he is being straign with me there is a lake county. >>reporter: authorities will not talk with the suspect. they have been pushing for this for some time. the success is hard to say. it is possible that he might not even recognize the area. >>catherine: a in alameda, a convicted killer is ordered to pay his children and $16 million for murdering their mother. he

was convicted and 2006 of killing his wife,nina. the children are now living in russia. it is not sure if they are able to collect he claims that he cannot even afford an attorney. >>catherine: today, the approval of $6 million to put in a digital video cameras on the seven buses. it will be financed by homeland security including a central management system video footage will be viewed from different made in its facilities. that will allow better to access and violence is one of the reason that more security cameras are needed. grant lotus has a closer look. >>grant: by ride commuter bus

every day and you need to be alert and things and do not happen like this every day but this is a serious fight that takes place. this woman and a purple jacket is fighting in seriously with this woman and a black jacket. uni hopes that these new digital video cameras on these will get a crime to be deterred. this will not be a common scene. if fights or robberies occur it will certainly be easier to make an arrest. or prosecute. video can go a long way in a courtroom. >>jacqueline: this live look half showing that fog has cleared temperatures are rather cool. mainly in the 60s at this hour but we're still seeing 70's and the inland valleys. right now 63 in the santa rosa. 65

degrees in oakland. 70's in pleasanton. 72 in san jose. a look at your weather headlines with the fog returning. drizzle near the coast but tomorrow we will see temperatures a bit warmer. that warming trend will continue for the weekend details on that, coming up. a >>catherine: heavy fog causing a lot of trouble at s f o. over 100 flights were delayed, 72 flights were canceled. they could only use just one of the two runways for our rivals. at one point there were three our delays. >> it was very heavy fog. i had my windshield wipers on. it was not a normal day. fog in the summer is not unusual but we have seen it that lawn is unusual >>catherine: the fog lifted the deadline for homeless people in

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could be arrested. this was the scene that there were posting warnings. this is an illegal encampment. there could be a least 20 people living in this area. fires in california and know a new one that popped up yesterday. charles clifford has the details. >> there are currently four different world fires. the new west is near the town of santa margaritea it has burned 640 a. with mandatory evacuation for home in the area. firefighters are making good progress on making control. 30 percent containment they're hoping for a full containment by wednesday morning. the other fire is the flat fire in the trinity county. this has burned 1,600 a.. there

are restrictions in place. with a percent containment. firefighters are hoping to have this place completely in control. the other fires are the othermill fire that has consumed almost 30,000 a. with a 75 percent containment. and also the robbers fighter. >>jacqueline: temperatures a bit cooler. the 60s in the 70's for much of the bay area. clouds were lingering in the north bay. 66 degrees in santa rosa. 60 degrees and the son of irl. and 70s for the east bay. a look outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. clearer skies this afternoon. the fog is expected to return. with cloud coverage over santa rosa. and we do have

a storm to be ignored that is bringing us increases in the sea breeze. the fog will return to the coast and the bayshore and even inland valleys. fairly widespread with drizzle of the coast but temperatures are going to be a bit warmer. we will take a look at that fog and how widespread it will be with patchy areas like fairfield and along the delta. and along the east bay shore, the south bay, the west and of course the coast. we will see a fairly mild evening. which even 40's and 50's expected indicated by the

blue. the 60s indicated the green. with 70's for the most part in the south bay but a 74 degrees. the inland valley will see upper 70's as well with nearly 80 degrees in antioch. pleasanton, 77 degrees. livermore, 77 degrees. 60s for the bay shore. and the 60s along the coast. with this additional sunshine and the north bay will return to the 70's. a look at your extended forecast. this will stay with us for the next couple of days but it will become extensive. friday and the weekend sunshine with inland valleys. back into the 90s for this weekend. and as we go towards early next week. >>catherine: the fbi is

investigating how sewing needles were found in to turkey sandwiches. even minor injuries were sustained. >> the flight attendant called and i immediately showed it to them and they immediately brought and she looked at it and was asking questions. she spoke to the cockpit. on our flight within the two minutes a passenger on the other side also rang his call button and said look at what i found in my sandwich. and they said oh my gosh! that is the same thing. he fell on the exact same thing in his sandwich, also. they took the sandwiches a way. when we landed in minneapolis they confiscated all of the

sandwiches. they even found one more that had a number of people. >>catherine: the company came from an amsterdam facility. this also provides meals for other airlines this is the first complaint that is been tampered with. >> a suspect in the early morning are shooting is in custody. this surveillance video was released. 17 people were wounded. you can see that man walking through thus curing an assault rifle. this eyewitness described what he saw them i could not really tell what was going on. the next thing i knew we were getting away from the gunshots and that is where the shooting took place. and all you saw were sparks. and people were docking. we never saw the guy shooting. >>catherine: the condition of

one of the victims' is extremely critical and three other victims are listed as " critical ". the white house is saying that at least 10,000 firefighters will say that there will lead access to federal health insurance. this is in response to the historic fire season in the west. the firefighters were not covered by federal insurance benefits until now. stay with us more news. happy birthday! thank you, nana

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the chp golden gate dispatch is being handled with technology from the last century. but that is expected to change with up to date information with new software that could happen without missing any calls. >> on this thursday we will deploy the new equipment and changing out equipment this area is rather confined. so we have

been scrambling as we move from position to position to install the new equipment. nonetheless, these calls will continue to come and and will provide services to the public. >>catherine: this dispatch wants to have in place by sunday morning. the center in vallejo is the last of 25 to make that switch. >>catherine: pg&e date testing of natural gas line of water pressure. also between sand hill road. pg&e saying that residents could have smelled gas but no road. pg&e saying that residents c[ male announcer ] now at no 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.

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(male announcer) this is the bay area's news station. kron 4 news starts now. ♪ >>reporter: investigators that altman are looking into recent spike in robberies and -- oakland. >> we have seen a spike in the last 24 hours. sometimes we have seen that crimes will run in a pattern or a spike will see an increase and then we will see a decrease. we are looking for a pattern. to identify a group, individual that has any connection to each of these robberies. >>reporter: haazig madyun >>reporter: in san francisco it was on june 28 when this person was killed. no this sketch was released hoping that anybody

will, forward with information. they believe that it was either a robbery or a mistaken identity but they believe that this suspect could be involved in a gang. dan kerman, kron4. >>reporter: in richmond day are arrested a man after shooting a 10 year-old boy. 20 year-old christian shapel. taken into custody. he has previous weapons charges. shappell fired from his bike. how investigators tracked him down. >>reporter: in san francisco district attorney in showing that a jewelry scam could be much bigger and i initially thought. take a look! all of this confiscated with three people approached with charged.

there were asking for bell you post in exchange to get rid of the evil spirits. it is possible that this is cam is country- wide. because of that there could be even more victims and they are encouraging them to speak up. terisa estacio, kron4. >>reporter: in california new information of the speed freak. killers. this methamphetamine induced killing rampage and 18 1980's -- 1990's. this man sense that there is another huge human gravesite in lake county. we have also learned that sherman time will be escorted to these possible areas and try to find the human remains. j.r. stone, kron4. >>reporter: a santa clara county a warning for hikers. about rattlesnakes.

>> they are alive and well. and over populated. >> so far 7 bytes this year and scores of encounters. no predators. so far -- seven snakebites. hikers and other visitors are urged to be on guard and to leave them alone. trills with the most are usually posted with this one. and the san jose, rob fladeboe, kron4. >>reporter: there are four wild fires. the newest is and san louis acounty and the roober fire and the mill fire has charred rubble acres and is 7 percent contained and the flat fighter and trinity county has nearly full containment at 80%.

and charles clifford, kron4. >>catherine: the trustees have approved a 9% and 10 percent raise. this just from the will either hike tuition or increase enrollment. if voters do not approve the s and november the system could lose 200 to $2 million in state money if they say no to that measure >>reporter: heavy fog was the cause of flight cancellations and massive delays. the height of the problem the faa issued a problem. as many as three hours were delayed. with this ability blamed with at least passengers being stock. to reschedule. maureen kelly, kron4. >>jacqueline: the big weather story is the widespread fog. as

we go towards friday. temperatures were at or where they were a bit warmer than yesterday. with 60s along the coast. and portions of the north bay 71 degrees in napa. a look at the weather headlines. with widespread fog expected. drizzle. temperatures warming a bit. the rest of the workweek temperatures will continue to warmer. taking a look at the fog tracker fairly widespread. by 7:00 a.m. is going to start to scale back by 10:00 a.m. it will clear towards the afternoon. temperatures will be warming with upper 70's. 70's in palo alto. also upper 70's in the inland valleys. also 60s for the most part for the east bay shore. and there is more sunshine in the north bay. temperatures expected to get into the 70's. a look at your

extended forecast with fog expected but less s this work week progresses. warmer towards the weekend. >>catherine: facebook users are not very enthused about the website. more on what is keeping users happy. gamow if they are annoyed by advertisements are they tired of the time line you are not alone the american consumer satisfaction index facebook sought and 8% drop in user satisfaction. they have seemed the 8% drop and that is the record low. facebook users are not happy to the user interface like the addition of a time line. and also privacy and advertisement complaints. twitter also disappointed. with customers below-average satisfaction. and google has led the pack with wikipedia showing

a 7% satisfaction. they connect with people through social media content and other google applications like search and genia--g mail.. however facebook still has many users with 900 million users. >>catherine: apple is working on the latest version of the iphone fight. it could be of lighter than the current iphone. the screen is expected to be thinner with new touch sensors and lcd providing clarity. it could be available this fall.

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>>catherine: this new york city bus driver this being applauded for catching this autistic girl. he witnessed this girl crawling out onto the air conditioning. >> i ran out there hoping that she would not fall. i positioned myself and i was hoping to catch her. >>catherine: he did. the parents will not face charges. the rest your has a torn arm muscle but is expected to be okay. now here is stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. this is a bird's eye view of gary boulevard. it is about 80 elaine's. and the only real

way to see if this over the overpass. >>stanley: even bicyclists are not expected safe passage. this bicyclist had to be taken to hospital. but this is not about a bike rider. it is about how people are throwing caution to the wind to just say a few seconds and the next addition of people behaving badly. >>catherine: a preview of the 80s and buster posy of the giants. and the 80the a's...

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him on assignment but sanchez the worst avg in baseball and the royals say we give him up. the a's host the texxas rangers soon and in the next 6 days, are we for real. the yankeees washington... haazig madyfor m e playoffs rolling adopt come into play until you come into late august and september. we are happy that we are playing better. and offensively, it is a

good thing when we are winning the games. we do not get caught up on where we are in the middle of the month of a july. we did focus on improvement. >> you never know what is going to happen in baseball. it is not a game that you can predict. these guys show up every day with power. and they always can pitch and now it is keeping them in ballgames and how to play as a team and good things start to happen >> he was a third base coach for a long time. when the a's were ready to name they said that he got a job in texas. and he achieved to american championships. >> i was watching our spot and my toenails are just fallin-derk

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>> the rapid fire number one. >> what do you think the a's are exceeding expectations? >> i think it is because the younger players are coming through. they have good pitching. when you exceed expectations. they would say that surprise is coming up for everybody the bar was slow going into the season. >> the question i would like to ask is to you think that this winning streak is a fluke? august, september what do you think? >> we will find out. the

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inside a kennedy's new york court date today. >> new eyewitness details on the alleged drunk driving car crash that could have killed rfk's daughter. i'm brooke anderson. >> and i'm kevin frazier. "the insider" is on. i'm tired of the kennedys. enough, go home. >> outrage as kerry kennedy is labeled "hell on heels." >> the truck driver that she allegedly crashed into breaks his silence. >> i was arrested because i was under the influence of ambien. >> her cousin on his drug-induced crash. >> it was a prescription. i thought, hey, this is all right. sly stallone attacked in the wake of his son's death. >> neglected sage.