>> justine: good morning we are taking a live look outside we kick off this wednesday morning we have a lot to get to include in your hot forecast. we begin with anger that is boiling over in richmond. people lived unhappily the panel at the chevron meeting they were there to answer questions about monday's massive fire. >> reporter: when the meeting was cut off the crowd yelled. they ran towards the stage the please try to protect the speakers. hundreds of people turned out to the town hall meeting

the crowd was heckling and booing officials from the start. many unleashed their anger on the panel and gave it a piece of their mind. >> i am fed up, we are all fed up! >> reporter: several times the general manager of the refinery was barely able to respond to the hostile crowd. >> we want to take care of our employees and the community for last night's incident i take responsibility. >> reporter: people wanted to know why it took chevron 10 minutes to push the emergency button after the fire to meet alert emergency personnel. >> i think we could have done it faster but it is very difficult for us as well and a situation like this to the act quickly to get it out. >> justine: hundreds of residents are out raids in

there is anger and fear because of a health concern or that refinery fire. >> do you know what i am here? for my daughter and my savior jesus christ. you do not know how it is to have to fight for every breath. you people have to understand you are putting this poison out here and you're >> you guys are criminals, you are a criminal corp. you pollute the community and you do not even higher richmond residents to work in your refinery. we the community of richmond are fed up. >> she was just a baby and now she is suffering from a mass on her liver and they did not know where it came from she does not smoke, she does not drink she is 19 and

they need to handle their business. >> do talk about shelter in place how can i shelter, how can i hold my breath what about the many of us that live outside? >> justine: bay area quality officials released samples and their findings show levels for potential toxic pollutants do not pose a health hazard and are well below state and federal regulations. the regional board also reviewed mountains near the chevron facility and they shall normal concentrations of pollutants from a fire. they say the weather helped to push up the smoky air and pushed it out of the area. hundreds of people lined up in front of a law office to file injury crank--claims

against chevron. >> reporter: people are still showing up at the law office of nicholas haney he says there have been a lot of people that want to file a chevron refinery claimed since 9:00 a.m.. these are the stacks of the 1000 injury claim folders that his office collected. they say chevron needs to pay up for the health issues that they are now suffering from because of the fire. >> micro has been raspy all night last night i felt like i was one to fade and so were the residents of my house. with the history of knowing what toxins can do to you in the long term there is no compensation for it. >> reporter: the staff say

they expect loan lines again on wednesday. >> justine: there is talk that the chevron refinery fire is causing gas prices to go up in california. we already pay some of the highest prices in the nation at the pump. charles clifford talk with people filling up. >> reporter: driver stopped to fill up their cars today and they were faced with higher prices at the pump. one element--one test of gas went up 155. >> when i saw that definitely with no doubt, from my experience i knew. >> reporter: this man was not very happy about it. >> i had to pay $100 to fill up my vehicle. i did not think prices would increase this quick maybe one week or one month but

overnight, that is crazy. >> i can increase the more, but we try to control the price under $4. then by tomorrow maybe there will be some increasing. >> justine: we want to hear from you, leave your comments about the fire and the effect of gas prices on our facebook fan page. stay with us for continuing coverage of the chevron refinery fire. >> justine: let us check in with erica because of the big story we are watching is how hot the temperatures will get, good morning erica. >> erica: this morning justine, temperatures will be much warmer compared to yesterday. just wait until you see your extended forecast because we are talking triple digits for several days are around the bay area. i will get to that in just one second, as of

right now we have overall clear conditions. we do not see too much and we'll cloud coverage. temperatures are running on the mild side. into the afternoon we will see nothing but sunshine. temperatures are mild to warmer for our coastal and bayshores locations. this will start to begin for the inland communities we are talking mid-90s for a handful of spots. into the morning hours we will see mostly clear conditions and temperature starting to drop. heading outside of your house we will see mid- 60s and antioch, and we have '50s and other areas. now check this out, yesterday we had '70's in the south bay but i think we will see a east--but i think we will see some 80 degree temperatures. we could see mid-90s for places like fairfield and antioch and ninth on tap for pittsburgh.

i have even seen some cds develop in castro valley. we have nothing the sunshine and blue skies for the east bay shoreline. it looks like a bottle is coming in at 83 degrees, we have upper 60 for downtown san francisco and 64 for daly city. tomorrow looks even warmer. i think we will hit the 100 degree mark as we head into friday and by saturday and sunday will shave off a couple of degrees but over all still having very warm conditions. starting the next to work weeks will cool down ever so slightly but again we have a pretty warm conditions and 90's for your in the areas, we have 80's around the bay and upper 60 for the coast. in the traffic center we are now looking at any hot spots is a quiet ride in the bay area. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is moving smoothly we have no metering lights to deal with. it looks like traffic

is moving well in both directions of highway 92 in the golden gate bridge south bound 101 for the most part shows clear conditions and no problems of visibility. that now see in the green on the road we map, this drive vicious 22 minutes out of navato into the city. >> justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news the much more after this as we take it live look outside from our mount tancam.

>> reporter: jerry law officer pleaded guilty to the shooting of victims in the tucson supermarket. a later sentencing hearing he is expected to get life without parole. lofner initially diagnosed as schizophrenic the judge ruled that he is competent enough to go along with the plea deal. among those wounded in the shooting was the then congresswoman gabriel giffords. her and her husband released a statement saying that they are content with the plea saying that this will help them move forward with their lives. another person at

peace with the deal is a woman who lost her husband in this. >> i think life in prison is a lot worse. also i think he may have a chance if he is kept under sedation to be made whole, he may learn about the lord and that is important to me. >> reporter: laughlin said he felt remorse after finding out a child had died when he heard he had failed to kill the congresswoman he said to himself jerry is a failure. they say the reactions came after he was on medication for some time he now understands what he didn't >> justine: we will look at the hot weather, out today will be hot but tomorrow will be even hotter? >> erica: yes tomorrow we

may even see some triple digits. we could see some mid-90s develop for the warmest in the areas. as we went this morning clear conditions check out the youth was shot from the mount tancam this morning. we have some wind to contend with but as we check your temperatures this is what we are used to but a little warmer than usual. as we take the numbers into the lunch time hours you can see there is barely any green on the screen. the majority of the bay area is already sitting in the '70s and '80s. we will see some low 90s for those situated in livermore valley. >> erica: it looks like we will give some relief as we head closer to 8:00 p.m.. it

looks like the majority of the bay area will be back to the '70s and the 80's and then by 3:00 p.m. check out the widespread numbers. daly city is at 64 degrees, we will see some '70s for the east bay shoreline, the peninsula and the low eighties for those in hayward. >> erica: we have plenty of sunshine and blue sky as they n.y.. if you are headed to the a's game, it is a great day to get out and enjoy this game. this will be perfect for those that like the outdoor weather. your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast looks like we will be flirting with from triple digits. >> erica: temperatures are still above the seasonal average and high pressure is

certainly in play. it looks like by monday and tuesday to get some relief. we are talking low 90's inland, and although these for your bay locations and high sixties for the coast. >> erica: your ride around the bay area looks pretty clear. over at the toll plaza you have a smooth and easy ride. no problems for those of you headed in the east bound direction. here is a quick look at the golden gate bridge south bound went 01. --south bound 101. as we turn this over to the traffic map we have clear conditions. we see all grain on the road with sensors. >> justine: thank you erica,

it was in big it for a san francisco-based square, starbucks is now in the tech industry. it will use square service that allows customers to download the pay with square smart phone application can pay by using their phone at the cash register. we will take a break on the kron4 morning news we have some technology headlines when we come back. the take a live look outside right now at 680 and walnut creek.

>> reporter: the bank's signal that the next iphone is coming soon may have just taken place. sprint has reduced the price of the

iphone for test by $50. this is the first time anyone has reduced the price of the iphone for ms. >> reporter: this is a good deal, this is a good phone, and sprinted to the only carrier that offers unlimited data for the iphone we are expecting a new iphone to be introduced in september, so in other news, amazon lockers is coming to san francisco this the new service that lets people pick local viet merchandise that they have ordered--to pick up items that they have purchased the amazon shot, locally. they can choose to have this delivered to a specified locker at a location where amazons service is available free of additional charge. once delivered the customer has three days to pick up the product from the locker before in san back

for a full refund. amazon says that these lockers will be found in markets, small stores, at 711 stores and technology areas. >> justine: nasa has now released new photographs from the surface of mars and scientists are calling this simply awesome. >> reporter: new energy taken by the spacecraft with the curiosity rover is just now hitting its bearings. >> this is what we are calling like the crime scene photograph here. >> reporter: it was visual proof that the landing would according to plan that black speck in the middle is the curiosity rover. animation illustrated its entry and landing on the red planet.

nasa released a photo of this action. the sky crane that help lower curiosity give it to the surface was designed to crash land a safe distance away and it did just that. >> this pattern is consistent with an oblique impact. >> reporter: the mission team also released its first color image from the rover. it was used in the making for one emotional team member. >> like i said, we will talk of the senate second. i have rented a long time for this to come. >> reporter: next they plan

to raise the remote sensor mask. the big white box at the top is an instrument that will eventually fire a laser at rocks to help scientists study of mars a geological makeup. >> justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news but we have top stories and a look your weather forecast right after [ female announcer ] now get high speed internet at home on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connection you can count on. introducing at&t u-verse high speed internet with more speed options, reliability and wi-fi hot spots than ever. go to our website below to get u-verse high speed internet for just 14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. it's all the speed you need all at a great price. our newly expanded advanced digital network gives you more of what you enjoy online. and with at&t, our wireless gateway turns your home into a private wi-fi hot spot that connects your wi-fi devices and can even save on your smart phone data usage at home.

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>> justine: we begin with the sirens, the flames, the toxic smoke and now the anchor. --now the anger.

>> reporter: ayers is talking about the control burn that still happening at the refinery at the same spot where the flames shot into the air on monday. >> what we are doing right now is basically the same as a flutter, we are taking their residual pressure and letting that burned so that it can safely consume the product as opposed to creating a larger incident. it will continue to burn until the line is completely empty. >> reporter: now they do have the situation of the control but there was a leak two hours before was reported on monday. >> this was a small maybe 20 minutes per dripping type of leak in the line. >> reporter: as they try to figure out how to remedy the problem the leak grew and in

the flame ignited. >> we saw a big vapor release and then we had the ignition. >> reporter: residence run the richmond area checked into a hospital with respiratory problems. we have this side of the story. >> my throat was really scratchy it feels like i swallowed ashes or something i cannot explain it and i am coughing a lot. >> reporter: after a long and sleepless night rich and a resident of wanda lee and her two boys went to the hospital with a variety of symptoms and a story to tell. >> yesterday we heard a loud boom, and then we heard a series of two or three of them actually turned then there was large smoke that came over our home. >> reporter: she is a long--lee is among 150

people that have been treated here since monday. a nearby doctor's hospital in san paulo another 181 people sought medical attention for similar respiratory problems. >> i woke up with my head hurt 9 aggrieving to good. >> reporter: back at kaiser you on the lee left the hospital relieved--back at kaiser, you mondavi was grateful to leave the hospital when the doctors found nothing wrong. >> reporter: people were still seeking medical treatment at both hospitals as late as midday on tuesday. >> justine: this is a hot day and who else has the answers about the temperatures but erica? >> erica: good morning

justine another hot day around the bay area. this is really the last of the terrible day for those in the inland areas. as of right now, we see a wide range of temperatures in the mid-50s waking up in hayward, upper 50s in our view and contending with upper 40's right now in half moon bay. taking in the at your headlines it looks like this afternoon the temperatures will be in the '60s up to the '90s. the microclimates will start to develop as we headed to the lunchtime hour. by tomorrow we would have clear conditions as we start the day. it looks like the temperatures could given to the upper 90s. looking ahead we have triple digits expected by friday. the overall pretty warm conditions. it looks like we will get an little bit in the way of relief as we start the next work week i

will have your full details coming up in the kron4 seven day around the bay forecast. let us take a that satellite and radar for the most part this white indicates cloud coverage and it looks like for the most part it is staying out of the. -- staying out of the bay area. >> erica: check out all of the '90s, we have pleasanton and 94 degrees, 95 for concord, 94 expected for fairfield. antioch is expected to be the warmest at 96 degrees. >> reporter: -- >> erica: as we turn our attention to the forecast at the beach, today's a great day to get out i. there is plenty of sunshine will experience a slight breeze for all of the coastal communities. today is a

great day to head to the beach we have '60s and '70s for the most part. as we check out the seven day around the bay forecast tomorrow will be even hotter. we will continue to hold on to temperatures above the seasonal average as we headed to saturday and sunday. we have a quick bridge check with no hot spots. we do not see any slowdowns. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is still pretty quiet. i captivated a drive time under 10 minutes from the foot of the maze to the fremont street this morning. your san mateo bridge ride is moving well in both directions with no problems coming down the nimitz freeway. >> erica: here at the golden gate bridge is very quiet if you have clear conditions for your ride entering the north bay. >> justine: thank you erica, san francisco police are

defending their decision to shoot an unarmed man last saturday in the bayview district. police say as they chase the 33 year-old brian cooper, they notice that he had a handgun. they say he refused to stop and then he eventually fail and that is when the police say he began to turn toward the officers and pointed the gun over his left shoulder. that is the police fired--that is when the police fired and they say the shooting was justified. but the young man's family still had questions for the chief. >> i thought if someone was running you were not supposed to shoot at them. i am trying to figure out why did they shoot him three times he did not shoot at them. >> i know he was hit in the foot, the lower leg and the back consistent with turning. he was not running at the time we do not shoot fleeing felons. he fell to the ground, he stopped and

then he turned on the officer over his left shoulder when the officer and gauge the suspect. >> wide attention three- time was the one officer or two officers that did the shooting? >> it was one officer that fire and the officers are allowed to fire until they believe the threat has stopped. >> justine: he was treated with leon--with non-life- threatening injuries and was booked on several charges. >> justine: mel san francisco mayor ed lee says he wants to implement a stop and frisk policy to curb gun violence in the city. >> we will not be

implementing the stop and frisk program or any variation of that here in san francisco. >> reporter: to rounded by faith leaders, community advisers and law-enforcement he says they will start an attack to reduce the violence instead of using the stop and frisk. step one is called interrupt that seeks to stop the pattern of bad behavior by health and the police focused on specific areas and target nearly 200 known offenders within a zero tolerance policy when it comes to the knee gun violence. >> we will try to get those people off the street for as long as we can, whether it is in county jail or prison. >> reporter: step to is called predict which uses technology to determine where crime will happen before it does. and step three cause--is called

organizing it brings together all people in the community to bring to an opportunity and hope for young people in the community. >> fighting in using violence is not an answer for anybody. >> reporter: the mayor and the police chief said this program cannot star selena. --the mayor and the police chiefs say that this program cannot start soon enough. >> justine: east palo alto police are looking for two people that forced their way into a home yesterday morning. this happened around 930--around 9:30. >> justine: we will take a quick break on the kron4 morning news but much more after this.

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>> justine: jaycee dugard was condemned by philips-- was kidnapped by for the garrido he was on parole at the time serving 11 years of a prison sentence. jaycee dugard is suing the government saying that parole officers are partially to blame for her captivity. >> justine: she is seeking a $720 million settlement from the state of california. >> justine: and wisconsin sunday's shooting left six people dead. the suspect was killed by the police.

hundreds attended the vigil and another one is still in the works. investigators are trying to find out more about the gunman's motive and more about him. they have not interviewed his girlfriend and others that new--knew him and they have not helped that much. have much more ahead will take a break and be right back.

>> justine: there is a new way to get kron4 news whenever you wanted. >> reporter: are new news channel is all about convenience it is a place that you can check in at any time for five minutes or 15 minutes and get up to date whether and news.

>> reporter: these are always on the screen and they're always being updated. the seven day forecast is a news crawl and directly at whatever time you want you cannot--you can check in and get an update on the news. now what if you are not near a tv set, you could always go to kron4.com. give us some feedback on our facebook page to let us know you think. this is quick and convened, this is a way for you to the weather in the news any time you want. remember, the kron4 24/7 bay area news is always on comcast channel 193. >> justine: this morning we have surveillance video showing a woman wearing scrubs walking three hospital in california police say moments later she

tried to steal a baby. they say that she pretended to be an employee she told the mother of the baby to take a shower and when the mother turned her back to the person that woman that you see right here walking through the hospital put the baby in a tote bag. but the hospital had put an electronic bracelet of the babies ankle. when the woman tried to leave it sounded an alarm to automatically lock the doors. the baby was not hurt and the suspect was arrested. not just heading back to the 24/7 channel we are really excited about it. erica and i take different headlines in it, you do a couple of whether updates and i will check them out throughout the day. >> erica: i think we of the to whether a permission about four times per day in terms of live video. >> erica: it is a great way to check out the news, weather, traffic and all information. you can see it

on comcast's 193 or over the air. as we taken a cat conditions out jose we have a cr starts the morning. the marine layer is pretty shallow. a little bit of cloud coverage that we see is said to leave and confined to the san mateo coastline. we have clear conditions, temperatures in the '50s for the most part. >> erica: antioch is the warmest spot right now it will not be the warmest as we head into the afternoon high temperatures but check out the future forecast by lunchtime. very little in the way of sixties in the '60s that we see will be here for the most part. we will have '70s and '80s so certainly dressing breathable clothing. >> erica: check out the '90s not only low 90s gun mid-90s developing for places like fairfield, concord, and

livermore. now wants to break down your temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood. expect warmer conditions compared to what we saw yesterday. >> erica: from yesterday we saw mostly '70's in the south bay but today i think we will hit most of the 80's. >> erica: it looks like we could see mid '80s for texas--four places like mountain view. >> erica: for places such as union city and oakland, it looks like we have a pretty nice temperatures. 83 is expected for navato, 86 for petaluma, it looks like mild conditions and mid-60's for those headed to ocean beach. here is a quick look at the

big weather story. we have mainly clear conditions as the start of morning we will continue to see sunshine to route the afternoon. we will experience a gradual warm up if you think today is hot you have not seen anything yet. on your seven day around the bay forecast it looks like we are expecting to pull digits by friday. we have exceptionally warm conditions certainly dress in breathable clothing and stay hydrated throughout the day. temperatures will continue to be above the seasonal average into saturday and sunday. it's still pretty warm, we have a little bit in the way of relief and by the start of the next work week we have low 90s for your inland areas, will 80's and, the the upper 60 for the coast. here is a quick look at the area traffic around the bay area. one of the ramp closures that we have is west bound 5802 east bound 580. i have checked the road with sensors and it does not

like we have any delays. things are getting an award busy at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. now over at the san mateo bridge west bound and east bound 92, your drive time is about 13 minutes from in to end. as we take over live to the code they could do have some construction. we have clear conditions for the most part and as we turn our attention to the traffic maps we have no delays to speak of just yet coming off of the altamont pass approaching the west bound 580 and the 680 interchange. our roadways sensors indicate speeds over 50 mi. per hour. if you're headed to public transit it looks like you are good to go with no delays to speak of this morning. >> justine: a new attack advice were packed backing president obama is seeking to blame mit romney for a woman's cancer. it romney's company shut down the steel

mill were being woman's husband work. but it seems the at does not tell the whole story. >> reporter: joe soptick worked at this plant for almost 20 years, and he was laid off after bay capital shut it down. now he is in an advertisement supporting president obama reelection. >> with it gun couple of the plant i lost my health care, my family loss health care a short time after that my wife became ill. the i took her to the hospital and they admitted her for pneumonia but she decanter and they could not do much for her. >> reporter: the ad does not tell this. in 1999 mitt romney leaves bain capital for the olympics. in 2001,

joe lost his job when they close the plant. his wife still has insurance from her employer and what you didn't it run the family leave bank, it is that year from 2002 or perhaps 2003 that his wife leave her job because of an injury and that is how she became uninsured without any back insurance from her husband. years later in 2006, she goes to the hospital and is diagnosed with cancer and died as a few years later. he is an obama supporter that appeared in another at the back in may he blamed mit romney for his job and his insurance. >> mit romney is a van and rich men. it is obvious if you watch him on television he is really out of touch with the average family or the middle income people. he does not have any concept of

how when you close a big company like that how it affects families and the community. it affects everyone >> reporter: . mit romney campaign is blasting the at a spokeswoman says that president obama as allies county to use this on his attacks in an effort to conceal the administration's it deplorable economic record. obama and his campaign are keeping their distance from this. the president's campaign manager says he is not yet seen the ad. >> i have not yet seen this. >> justine: now some good news for people flying, airlines are either--are losing fewer bags these days. >> reporter: airlines are delivering your bags on time more than ever this report from an information

technology company that shows that 99.1 percent of checked baggage arrived on time in 2011. this is the highest rate on record. all told 25 million bags were mishandled last year that is down from 32 million bags one year before. >> reporter: transfer bags are the most likely to be affected those are the bags that belong to people with a connecting flight. basically the more flights you have, the more opportunity there is to mess up. the situation is improving partially because there is more pressure on airlines, after all checking luggage comes with a fee, so flyers have higher expectations. and fewer people are checking their luggage because of those fees. tracking is a big help, those flying can download will applications to track their luggage. and american airlines is offering a service where you

can skip this baggage claim altogether and the baggage delivered straight to your door but this all comes with an added fee. >> justine: when the come back we will show you an olympic moment that you will not want to miss.

>> you guys are an environmental graced this corporation. we the community of richmond are fed up. >> justine: a leaks started at the chevron plan and they say the drop was so small that the workers did not think it posed an immediate danger to residents. samples were taken throughout the day and they say toxins do not pose a health hazard in the air. it was taken from local air quality monitors and the regional board also view mantra is right here at the chevron facility. air quality officials are saying that the weather conditions at the time of the fire

helped to push all of the smoky air out of the area. now, in light of the refinery fire, analysts are expecting the area gas prices to soar in the coming days. will tran is alive at a gas station showing us the prices. >> will: good morning justice in this place is closed but it should be opening a few moments from now we will see what happens when the employees are right. --when the employees arrive. on monday, this place was $3.84, from monday to tuesday this price jumped up to $3.99. over here if you pay for gas to get in a little bit of a break $3.93. now look at how busy they are changing the gas prices that already have the numbers ready to go and all the info he has to do is lower this or raise it. and right now they they probably

raise the prices. here is video that we died yesterday when it comes to the gas prices, time is not on your side, it seems like the longer that you went to fill up your tank even if it is half full at this time it will probably cost money because of the way that things are going with the refinery as well as the summer gas prices that often >> will: now the refinery that takes thousands of gallons of gas offline it can no longer produce them until is fixed. now take a look it your screen. we made graphic numbers--we made some graphics and numbers that you can look at. >> will: we want to let you know whether or not these numbers will go up or down and we will get reactions from customers that are

planning to pull and and the gas before they head to school or work. >> justine: we have been hearing from experts saying that prices will probably go up and we will want to that situation. will take a break on the kron4 morning news the one of the big things that we are talking about is how hot it will get. we are taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. the current temperature in napa is 52 degrees, by noon it will be 86 and then a high of 90. we are only getting down to 83 tonight we will be right back.

>> justine: good morning, let us take a the could the temperatures that will be in concord today. we are expecting some really hot weather curly 58 degrees by noon, we have 91095 the high today only getting to 85 degrees by 8:00 p.m.. we have a big week for san

francisco-based square the technology company has landed a major contract from starbucks . starbucks will use square service that allows customers to download the pay with square smart phone applications and those that enter their credit card application into the phone, or by stating their name to employees at the cash register. it was co-founded by jack valenti will also co-founded twitter. an analyst of consumer credit data shows the percentage of home orders that are behind on their mortgage payments and hit a three-year low in the second quarter. trans union announced that 5 1/2% of the nation's mortgage holders were behind on their payments by 60 days or more in the april to june period that is the lowest since 2009. here is a look

now at what will be happening on wall street today and are marked of date. we have stronger corporate earnings reports and expectations about central-bank and how they will act to support the economy. >> justine: industry stocks increased the most and of course we watched the opening bell on kron4 live at 6:30 p.m.. we will be right back.

>> justine: marin county sheriff's deputies are busy investigating an armed robbery that happened at a marin city bus stop. to the one of the faster the us turn to jackie cecil is live on the scene. >> reporter: the marin county sheriff's department is warning people to be aware of their surroundings when they're in this area. i am in marin city at the new bus depot that was redone

about one year ago. on tuesday morning agent and was waiting for the bus and marin city he was with a group of males that pulled a gun on him and rob him and beat him. this is on the heels of other incidents. another happened in early july at the same bus depot. chefs' recipes are telling people to the wheel of your surroundings. do not have electronic equipment out if you can. any shares deputy just came by they say about two to three minutes ago when i was out here getting ready for and he told me that is an issue out here. they say they have increased patrols out here but they want people to be aware. obviously it is a good warning especially if you are out here by yourself at night. >> justine: the key so much that is jackie cecil reporting live. now this for a long fire caused an estimated to million dollars to damage of businesses. we

brought you this live yesterday. a bakery and several other businesses were damaged by the flames. it took 125 firefighters nearly two hours to control this. and the police are still trying to get the full story behind a sikh wade michaee was shot and killed by the police after he shot and killed six people. right now detectives are sifting through the gunman's life. the military veteran apparently had very few relatives, a spotty history and a thin criminal record. he did play and several hate bands. his 31 year-old girl from mystical was arrested after an authorized gun was found in the home that she once shared with page. she was a waitress and

nursing student with reported ties to white supremacy organize asians. people gathered to remember the six victims that died at the temple in wisconsin. they played for the wounded and also yesterday a group of dignitaries and relatives from the sikh community in india pay their respects. family members of the victims are not talking about their grief. >> she was a great mom. she lived for us. she worked for us. everything she did was for us. >> justine: the sikh american community are asking for a national moment of silence on monday. --on sunday. now ernesto has weakened to a tropical storm, these photos were

snapped and you can see the tree is blowing in the wind and also there are big waves off the beach. the maximum sustained winds decreased nearly 70 mi. per hour with additional weakening that is expected if the storm moves over land. the national hurricane center says that this could reach hurricane strength. now we have a very hot day on the way america has the details. good morning. >> erica: good morning justine we have very warm conditions expected, we could see triple digits as we head into the latter part of the week. i will have the full details coming up in your seven day around the bay forecast. we're focusing our attention over downtown san francisco and for the most part it is a pretty clear to start to the morning. as we check out your satellite and radar would and i have not too much into left coverage. we

have images situated over the san mateo coastline. taking a licking your temperature is right outside the door we have 64 degrees and antioch, 62 in daly city. as we take those numbers into the afternoon expect much warmer conditions than what we saw yesterday. in the south bay we were in the '70s and today i think we will hit the 85th not below 90's. 82 degrees on tap for sunnyvale, 86 percent clear and it looks like we could see 96 degrees for antioch and 94 for those and pittsburg. we have plenty of sunshine for all of our and the areas. for the most part we have '70s for the east bay shoreline. it looks like downtown san francisco is coming in at 69 degrees and 72 over in san bruno. we are focusing our attention on the weather and we have mainly conditions for the afternoon sunshine and it looks like we will continue with the gradual warm-up. for the most part, temperatures will continue to climb for the next

several days. we have to of conditions on tap for this weekend we will see some relief by the start of the next work week but it will be above the seasonal average with high pressure in place. by monday expect long nights for the in the area's low eighties around the bay and upper 60 for the coast. >> erica: we have a new way for you to the kron4 forecast. you can find this on comcast 193, checking in at any time to get the latest news, weather and traffic information. it's time for a look at your morning commute with george. >> george: we have been easy ride this morning, the bay bridge is like with no delays and an easy trip across the span. your ride to the san mateo bridge looks good. his high when i need to. they have reset this shot, it looks like we are seeing a lot of stuff in the foreground and that is interesting. here is your ride leading out towards the toll plaza it is hard to see

the details because the camera has clearly been zoomed back. here is a look at your ride to the golden gate bridge, 101 has an easy trip with no delays as you work your way in from marin county and through marin county this is a light ride. now first looked at the commute on a deal west bound. to the drive time for hercules to berkeley shows no delays for the drive san ramon valley. your speeds are at the limit. now as we mentioned we have a little slowing showing up and that will disappear in the next few minutes. there are no problem for your 101 south bound ride. >> justine: we will take a break the be right back.

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>> justine: mitt romney is expected to announce his vice presidential running mate any day now. a block of that is called tech president has brought an early indicator that could

be on wikipedia.org. in the past, wikipedia.org activity has spiked. for example in 2008 the former republican candidate john mccain announce his choice saint- tropez lens wikipedia.org page changed 68 times the day before the announcement. and then in the 24 hours leading up to four president obama choice joe biden page was added to 40 times. a few names have been bouncing around for the vice- presidential pick for mit romney. >> justine: so far no one paid tessin any love was like we saw back in 2008 but on monday the wisconsin representative paul ryan had the most changes with ken. but tuesday the ohio senate to rob portman took the lead with 16 changes, we will be watching that. in the meantime irani and president barak obama are making hard

cells to working-class and female voters. mit romney is talking about welfare with an ad that claims president obama was to hand out tax payer dollars to anyone even those that are not trying to find work. today president obama will appear with the georgetown in a speech to the king flash point for women's health. mit romney will attend a rally and a fund raiser in new york city. we have live pictures right now out of the york city. >> justine: there is a fire at 1 world trade center. these are live pictures right now. i cannot see any flames or smoked i will tell you that nearly 90 firefighters are battling a fire on the 88th floor of the one world trade center. the fire started just before 8:00. the officials say the size of the fire is not immediately clear. the much of the situation with of detroit here on the kron4 morning news.

>> justine: the morning, we want to find out what is happening with a quick check of weather and traffic because the hot days on the way and we want to make sure we do not have any hot spots on the road. >> erica: to one justine, we have upper 50s for the most part and upper foley's-- upper 40's for those making up in half moon bay. that temperatures will range from the mid-60s to the low 90s. we have more sunshine in hot weather on tap for tomorrow i will have full details of your seven day round of a forecast coming up. >> george: now a check of traffic as we look at your seven day of around the bay area. conditions are still pretty light in both directions around the bay. it is an easy ride to heavy traffic yet. we still have

easy conditions for the south bay, the peninsula and the north bay. >> justine: thank you so much, hundred the people went to a town hall meeting with chevron to get answers about the refinery meeting --the refinery explosion that happened on monday. several times the general manager of the refinery was barely able to respond. the crowd also ask why it took chevron 10 minutes to push the merged to but that alerted the emergency personnel. >> in 1992 when chevron blood she was just a baby and now she is suffering from a mass on her liver they do not know where it came from, she does not smoke or drink and she is 19. >> how could technology have helped many people in my community that were outside. you are talking about shelter and place how long can i hold my breath? >> justine: analysts are

expecting gas prices to soar in the coming days to to this. but us turn to will tran who is live at a gas station showing us the prices. good morning will. >> will: good morning, you know that gas prices were going up before the fire happened. it started going up maybe 155 last weekend from monday to tuesday night with the fire happened, this place with $3.84 and the it is the owner came out and raise this up to $3.99. it should open up around 6:00 p.m.. we will have to monitor to see whether or not the first thing the employee does this morning is come out here in grafton numbers on the ground. now you can see it is down here and they probably wonder why bother. it but we will see if it goes up, it probably will go up we will just see how much. now we are trying to compare video of people coming in. this is video of

people arriving yesterday. this fire to about maybe 240 bar. because the unit could no longer process because it is shut down because of the damage, that is offline now. they expect not just the bay area but the west coast to see an increase as much as 10 to 255 per gallon over the next week or so. the ticket can your screen your some numbers, in san francisco right now the average price is $3.94. if you've given open it is $3.86. down in san jose it is $3.86. i say that the longer you wait you will pay more. so i have always told people even if you have a half gallon, pool and because by the time you come home and i'd want to fill this up it will probably go up. >> justine: as soon as we talk about gas prices going up it always sends more people to the pump to fill

up. >> justine: -- >> will: why wait, you will need it so go ahead and pull in. >> justine: we have something just in to the kron4 newsroom, we are hearing that there is no fire at 1 world trade center in new york. we did get a call earlier from the fire department any way that the fire was pretty strong, but so far they have not found a thing. here is a live look in new york city, we will keep you updated on any information as soon as comes into the kron4 newsroom. and today after being held captive for 18 years, jaycee dugard is not demanding sanctions against federal lawyers for they did witness tampering. the the garrido-- phillip goraido kidnapped

her in 1991 now jaycee dugard is suing the government alleging that the officers are partly to blame for her captivity and her attorneys say that justice department lawyers are fairly convinced a former chair of the crow commission not to serve as a witness. separately jaycee dugard has already received a $20 million settlement from the state of california. >> justine: san francisco police are defending their actions. they say as they chased 33 year-old brian cooper they noticed a handgun. they say that he refused to stop the thing he eventually fail and in the police say he began to turn towards the officers and pointed a gun at him over his left shoulder and that is when the police fired. they say the shooting was justified. but the government's the legal attended a community meeting still had questions for the chief. >> i thought if a person is

running you are not supposed to shoot at them i am trying to figure out why did they shoot him three times? he did not shoot at them why did they shoot him three times? that is my main concern. >> i know that he was hit in the foot, the lower leg in the lower back. he was not running at the time, we do not shoot fleeing felons in the san francisco police department. he fell to the ground, he stopped and he got to his feet and then he turned on the officer it over his left shoulder when the officer engage the suspect. >> why did they shoot him three times? with a one officer or two officers that did the shooting? >> there was one officer fired and the officers are allowed to fire until they believe the threat has stopped. >> justine: hooper was treated for non-life threatening injuries and was booked in jail on a number of charges. the san francisco mayor ed lee announced that he is abandoning his plan to institute a stop and frisk

policy to curb gun violence in the city. instead, the city would launch an attack to reduce violence especially in the southeast section of the city. step one is called interrupt. this seeks to stop the pattern of bad behavior having police force focus on specific areas and target nearly 200 known offenders with a zero tolerance policy when it comes to any violation. step two is called predate this attempt to use the best technology possible to gather intel on where crime will happen before it does. step three is called organizing this brings together all segments of the community to bring greater alternatives and opportunity and hope to young people in the community. here is what the police chief had to say about the new plan. >> we will be trying to get those people back off the streets for as long as we can whether it is in the county jail, or prison. >> justine: mayor ed lee

acknowledged that the policies that he is proposing may not sound brand new, but they are a way to get people excited about treating--fighting crime once again. now we have a live look outside what is happening in san jose. we have another hot day on the way there for you in the south bay. the current temperature is 58 degrees. 85 is corn to be the high today and 78 by 8:00 p.m. tonight. we will be right back. [music]

>> justine: now we will tech is a to the bay bridge with light traffic but temperatures are already going this morning curley and open we have 54 degrees, five white and at high of 77 by 8:00 p.m. we have 71

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chevron refinery. chevron of originally did not in this post any immediate damage state law look requires them to me notify the public of any gas leak, fire the refinery fire chief said the time that it took to find out what was going on, there was nothing to tell the public about. there was already talk that the chevron refinery fire was causing the gas prices to go up in california. drivers already pay the highest prices in the nation at the pump. keeping an iowa this we will have another report from will tran at 6:00 a.m.. and they released test results and finding from showing that the levels from toxic pollutants from the chevron refinery in not pose any hazards. the regional board also reviews monikers that was right near the

chevron facility. now the other thing we're watching is how hot it will get in the bay area. erica is standing by with in the car forecast good morning. >> erica: good morning, as we head into the afternoon today is the first day of the gradual warm up that we will see around the bay area. it looks like to squeeze into some triple digits by friday. as you can see for yourself we have over all clear conditions. in terms of the numbers we are working up to 57 degrees in fairfield and low 60s over it and antioch. we have a noticeably cooler conditions. >> erica: you may want to dress with the layers, because by 12:00 p.m. it looks like the microclimates will start to develop.

>> erica: as the push the clock in closer, it looked like for the most part we will see a lot of 90 starting to trickle in all around the bay area. we will notice the cool down leaf on the way. the have '60s and '70s for the most part in breaking down the action in high temperatures neighborhood by neighborhood we have warmer conditions compared to yesterday's especially down in the south bay. today i think we will see 80's for the most car and go 90 starting to trickle in. >> erica: we could see a handful 90's for places like concord, danville and antioch. turning our attention to the north bay we have plenty of sunshine and slightly preconditions into the afternoon. >> erica: your kron4 seven

day of around the bay forecast shows for the most part warm conditions well above the seasonal average we have to put it is expected by friday. we will have in livermore and the way of relief the temperatures are still above p.m. wednesday and 25. they're talking low 90s for your inland areas and the ladies around the bay and upper 60 for the coast. i want to tell you about a new way to get the kron4 forecast any time. this is our bay area news channel that you can find on channel 193. checking in at any time to give the latest information on news, weather, and traffic. time to check in with your morning commute with george. >> george: right now we have no delays west bound as you can towards the toll plaza and the upper deck, san mateo at the golden gate bridge ride 1014 the south bound commute it still looks good coming in. there is

the road work in marin county. >> george: chp and caltrain tell me that there is no back up yet in a to be clear before the committee gets into full swing. >> justine: the us to talk sports, all storm buster posey is on fire the giants are in st. louis for a four game series. >> justine: there it goes over the wall. the giants are now in first place with a game and a half ahead of the doctors. the a's that

even and then for oakland players hit home runs. >> erica: tonight temperatures will be in the mid-70s with plenty of sunshine and blue skies. over all we have great conditions if you plan on to the all things can against the los angeles angels. >> justine: thank you erica, we will let you know the big stories that we are watching as we take a live look outside what conditions look like in san francisco.

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watch this on line as well. give it a try and thus no you think, give us some feedback. this is super quick and convenient it is a with you to weather and news any time you want. the new kron4 news channel is always on. >> justine: now the curiosity rover has brought back its first color photographs from the crater where it landed. >> justine: the landscape looks, fuzzy because there was a lot of dust on the cover. since landing they have sensible black-and- white images including a view of the mound. it is expected to send that sharper pictures of the landing cited here is what is coming up on the kron4 morning news. hundreds of

people lined up after the refinery fire in richmond on monday night and now they're lining up for legal help. this is what some of the people here the refund the asking for. starbucks sets its sights on a san francisco based tech company how this may affect your future trip to get your next lot take. and we're looking at triple digits this week. we will tell you when and where when we come right back.

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