people are making their second trip to the doctor's medical center since the fire complaining that their symptoms of the improved. these tend to set up of the medical center serving at a staging area to render a treatment for hundreds of people that continued to show up. >> there are a lot of people. >> reporter: one reason the crowds continue to come because people who plan to file a claim against chevron have to have some sort of documentation. >> i have this paper right here and i have to have them

fill it out is people who live your house and then the attorney that will represent you and stuff, and they get a certain percentage and if you have a lot of other health issues to back it up, you have to have some sort of documentation from the doctor. >> there are a lot of people putting in their claims. that is let us and a lot of other people are planning to do. >> people are being told to wipe down think outside of their homes and businesses and we went to the health center to get some interest. >> people should washdown things with will the and mild soap. partaken be their children's playground

equipment and things like that. dog bowls, dog dishes that are outdoors if something is on your car, watch a car. you can use normal car washing so that is fine. people who grow vegetables, in general, vegetables should be washed with water and mild soap. we recommend that and that should handle any particular problems that may have resulted from the chevron and saddam. >> justine: they suggest that we continue to give think a pretty good cleaning. thousands of people lined up to the claim forms and hopes of filing lawsuits against chevron. at this richmond law firm of the long line stretched down the street. a law clerk said people started showing up early and they just kept coming. we spoke with one

moment about why she wants to claim. >> and my family suffered tremendously with asthma. this is causing more breathing problems. i have to give more medication and more inhalers than usual. this is really a mess that we all had to go through. we are down here to file a claim so that we can be compensated for the horrible tragedy that happened. >> reporter: do you think the company should pay? responsible for the mistakes that happen. that is the only way you can learn from your mistakes is to make sure that it does not happen again and a lot of people are affected by it. >> justine: 1 law firm brought in extra staff to help handle all of the long

lines. analysts have now said gas prices will push past $4. >> justine: now grant lotus has a look at how you can find the cheapest gas prices. >> reporter: on our web site we have media easy to track prices throughout the bay area and find the cheapest gas. scroll down to info and alerts. at the bottom you click on that--gas prices. these areas indicate the most expensive gas. we will soon into fisherman's wharf. and as you can see right here this is more expensive. you can click on the price to see how much the gas is.

now we will go down to fremont because the yellow area indicates cheaper gas. we will soon into fremont, you can see that there is gas in fremont. click on that and you can see exactly where that is. that is that costco on pacific commons boulevard. this is a great resource to help find the cheapest gas in the bay area. >> justine: you can find more information on our facebook and twitter fees. also go to our web site and that is where the cheap gas locator is. >> justine: the other big story we are watching is how hot it will be erica is standing by with the very latest. >> erica: as of right now we have a pretty clear conditions you can make out

the visibility overlooking downtown san francisco. it looks like we will be in store for a pretty mild morning no shocks or surprises. it is not until the afternoon that things will start to heat up. we will have a pretty mild and warm conditions. later on we have mostly clear conditions and the temperatures will down slightly into the '60s and '70s. for the checkout satellite and radar we have a shallow morning mayor. i do not see too much in a way of fog or cloud coverage. in terms of the chargers out the door we have mid-60's over in antioch. and downtown san francisco was coming in at 54 degrees and a degree cooler in daly city. we will see very little in the way of '60s, '70s and '80s and even some 90's by lunchtime hour. there will be warm, where

breathable clothing. now check it out as we introduce the purple on the screen indicating where we will see triple digits. we will see much in the way of relief by 8:00 a.m.--by 8:00 p.m.. >> erica: we have low eighties for the most are for use the shoreline. temperatures show that we will keep the warm weather around for the next seven days with a little bit more in the way of relief as we start the next work week. over in the traffic center i do not have any hot spots to talk about. take a look at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza is pretty quiet for your ride. the san mateo bridge is moving smoothly in both directions. the golden gate bridge to south bound 101 is pretty quiet. there are no major incidents to report. i did

want to let the viewers know over and oakland ride around 81st avenue, we reported a power outage officers are on the scene, we are sending our own live trucks as well. it looks like a lot of people are without power. we will keep you updated on this story. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news, stay with us, we will be right back.

>> justine: >> justine: two men were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy, attempted robbery and attempted kidnapping. one man will be arraigned today, the third is charged with conspiracy.

the suspect took an undisclosed amount from your arm robbery. >> justine: the state parks will be audited lawmakers say the audit will take about seven months this is necessary to restore the public trust. this is due to $54 million into funds that went on reported. >> justine: the county park

director and if they believe public safety can be threatened they will ban alcohol along the river in sacramento. that stretch has seen some wild party in the past couple of years. this is video from the fourth of july. more than 3000 people were there and the police arrested 23 of them. we will take a break on the kron4 morning news and a look at your hot forecast when we come back at the ticket live look outside right now from the mount tancam.

>> business people around the world and here at home believe is some point america will become like greece, spain, or italy, or like california. [laughter] >> justine: mitt romney to a swipe at californians that economy and democrats are not amused. he ranked in--he

writes in $2 million just this week. he also attacked the president and the polls show that this is a virtual tie and i will. president obama was in, for a two day visit he spoke about health care and speaking with a largely female crowd he said retailing the health- care law would take insurance away from millions of people. he also talked about how health struggled affected his decision. >> president barak obama: my own mother would have been 70 years old this year my sister and i lost to cancer when she was his 52 years old. i often think about what might have happened if a doctor called her cancer sooner or if she did not have to focus on how much you would pay her bills and focused on more time getting well. >> justine: now how about

our where the forecast has just been courtesan san francisco. but it will be soon getting hot in some of the inland areas and erica has the details. >> erica: good morning to you justine, we are talking to apple digits, we have high pressure firmly in place. it does not look like the temperatures will budget as we head into the weekend certainly prepare for the warm weather and be sure to stay hydrated. in terms of visibility we have no problem overlooking the james lick freeway and downtown san francisco. temperatures are similar to what we are used to 52 for those waking up in half moon bay and 54 in walnut creek. as we take those fifties into the afternoon you will see a good mixture of 80's and 90's. we have about two to five degrees warmer than compared to yesterday. we have 90 on tap for mountain

view and we could see 94 for those living in los gatos. over to the in the east bay area's checkout fairfield, antioch and danville they all could reach the triple digits. >> erica: it looks like we will continue to seek triple digits lasting into the weekend. for your bay locations expect '70s and '80s for the most part. temperatures will be back into the 50s and 60s, and check out the central valley, he could be between 106 and 112 degrees. if you are headed that way certainly be prepared. the seven day around the bay forecast shows even warmer conditions potentially and tomorrow it's just depend on where you are located.

>> erica: as we pushed o'clock in further to your afternoon high temperatures by 3:00 p.m. fee all of the purple ribbon started to fill in indicating where we can see triple digits. by tomorrow we could see 100 degrees out in fairfield, 102 degrees in livermore. and the rest of your seven day around the bay forecast shows pretty warm conditions. this is all little above the seasonal average into the weekend with much more in the way of relief as we going to the next work week. we will continue to march to your forecast the lush czech traffic. the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza shows no incidents to report. we have a smooth and easy ride up the incline and across the upper deck. the san the temperature had looks well, no problems to alert youtube. south bound 101 shall allow displaced--south

bound 101 shows a lot of space in between cars and no traffic. as we check out west bound 580 this is usually one of the first boston back of however it is all clear coming off of the off to walk past. >> justine: we will take a break on the kron4 morning as the we have much more after this sow do not go anywhere. we have a live look outside from san francisco.

>> justine: space shuttle endeavor permanently moved to california next month. the trip is expected to take two days this will be the first time a shuttle is

transported through an urban center. it will become part of a massive space exploration exited in the california science center. >> justine: over the next two years photograph of mars will continually stream back to earth however one of the cameras that is taking such an amazing shot to did not make the trip to mars. the top of the california man that created the camera and even paid parts of the massive cost to install it. >> reporter: like and it's that he is the real animated except he is talking about his cameras, more precisely, his mark as cameras. >> you can take this with higher than that when you can do a sweep, you can look down from the road. >> reporter: his cameras have taken hundreds of thousands of pictures remember the famous face on mars? this heart shaped mound is what he called love from mars, and is one happy

face is actually a crater. and here is evidence of water once flowing. 4 of the roe vs. 17 cameras are his. --4 of the rovers for--17 cameras are his. to cut mission costs, nasa took away one of the cameras. to finish the project he got some of the money that he needed from another mars project and picked up the remainder of the tab himself and. >> i pay for the camera, the phoenix project paid to put it on this boomer. >> reporter: how much did it

cost you out of your own pocket? >> about $80,000. >> reporter: this march photographer says he promises the picture that we will see from his cameras over the next two years will be worth it. >> justine: cardio exercise machines the fun at the gym like a treadmill or their climber can be really boring and somewhat difficult but now a the area tech company wants to make it more fun. >> we deliver experiences right from the lcd machine --screen. right now if you go to work out you may have a screen in front of you that is very passive but we want an interactive machine that will allow people to work out >> reporter: imagine being

able to run throughout the yosemite trail or your favorite place at your local gym. you can step on a machine, choose your point of video that you want to work out with and then you are off. it is like you are there on location. the videos were shot all the world, there are trails, famous viking spot, and there are a popular spot that you may never get to visit you can now while burning calories. they ran, or drove these landmarks with special deal will steady camera units. >> we should very fast and we make the footage very smooth. what you get out of that is like a sensation like you are flying out of the terrain. >> it is amazing attention through landscapes and seascapes around the world. you can be in the gym in middle york and run through the streets of sydney or the

grand canyon. at issue run faster the video will go faster. it is not only a video experience but an entirely engaging experience that transports you to these amazing destinations. >> recently received an e- mail from a member of the u.s. navy that was deployed using this on the vote gave him the opportunity to run from his home town even though he was out at sea. currently fix of the top eight manufacturers that represents 75% of the market uses this as the media platform. >> reporter: this is coming to a gym and the use soon. for more information log on to my tech page i am gabe slate with kron4 news. >> justine: we have a live pictures out of oakland a

power line has came crashing down and has knocked out power for a lot of people around the coliseum. these are live pictures and pg&e says they are working to fix this problem. [music]

>> justine: chevron says it has not doubt out the flames at its refinery and now they want to deal with all the angry residents have been affected by the fire. j.r. stone has the latest. >> reporter: no fires, the laws of war still being used at the chevron refinery all clear and visible. here there was another flare-up at 10:45 a.m. and those from chevron say it is far from a second leak that like the above the first one off of a pipe that was damaged on monday. >> as we went into extinguished the secondary fire, the opportunity arose

where we could get close enough and extinguish the primary fire. at this time, all fires have been extinguished. >> reporter: chevron employees were question about the two hour time frame on monday as why the plan did not shut down immediately when news of the leak surfaced. >> to do an unplanned shutdown of its plan is fairly dangerous and we do not take that lightly. one of the things that we were reviewing of this was gone on whether we should or should not show that unit down. >> reporter: company is said that those affected who went to the hospital are not the only ones that may be eligible for money. >> we know for instance the some of the businesses had to shut down early, if people cannot get to their jobs, but i would encourage people to call and go through the process. >> justine: residents are being told they should rinse off anything that may have

residue on it from the fire. that includes the playground equipment, paul bowles,--dog bowls and fruits and vegetables. >> we have a lot of kids out here and we want to make sure everything is clean for them. >> reporter: this is the first clean the park has received since the refinery fire. >> people say the smoke went up and then blew east, but right here it came right here in the whole sky turned black. >> reporter: those that work here said they want to make sure there was any residue was wiped away. >> kids will play on the plate women and then put their hands in their mouth. we wanted to do everything in our power to mitigate any possible risk. >> reporter: by noon, the

park was squeaky clean and neighborhood kids were back at it. getting this parks thick and span is especially necessary because during the summer months, anywhere from 100 to 200 kids come here not only to play, and also to eat lunch completed --. >> justine: every since the refinery fire on monday gas prices around the bay have been going up. >> reporter: at this else to read a gas station the prices went up over the past few hours.

>> reporter: here, they get shift its daily of-the prices that they get in the morning can be different from the prices they get in the afternoon. that means the prices can go up or down and with the trend these days, it looks like the prices will go up. >> justine: stay with us for continued coverage. when our web site you can also get more of resources and you

can also find out how to get the cheapest gas in the bay area. now in oakland, and public life has come crashing down you can see this year. jackie is live on the scene, the morning. >> reporter: a car struck a fire hydrant as well as this poll, it knocked out about 700 pg&e customers powell can get that out on the scene in the fed may be hours before this is fixed. cars are still driving in the area that is, did not a good idea. the power is off, but you can see how low hanging at these wires are. you definitely want to avoid the area if possible. as

soon as we get an actual number of how long they think will be before the power is restored and will pass it along. about 700 customers are without power. >> reporter: a pg any truck came up about one minute ago. he is working over there. i can also tell you that they're looking for the car that struck this. apparently this is a hit and run accident. they hit the fire hydrant and then took off. they hit the pole as well. there was no description of the car. >> justine: thank you so much, jackie is reporting live this morning we will check back with him, but how hot lee did today? erica has at forecast for us. >> erica: some locations will be sitting in the triple digits. as of right now we have a little bit of fog to contend with and some cloud cover at the golden gate bridge. the club coverage that the fee is far and few between. as we pick

out your day, it looks like temperatures are thing in the fifties for the most part. >> erica: we have very similar conditions to what we are used to. now the '50s and '60s, let me see where they will go. by 12:00 p.m. we have very few sixties to hold onto, by lunchtime we have '70s, '80s and '90s throughout the bay area. we can see some low 90s, certainly dressed in breathable clothing because by 3:00 p.m. we introduced triple digits indicated by the purple on your screen. we have very toasty conditions and temperatures are above the seasonal average. i just checked with the national revenue servicenational weather service and i cannot think we will break any records.

>> erica: we have very toasty conditions and as we look ahead your extended forecast, heading into the weekend when i see much change. it looks like high pressure is firmly in place. we will see warmer than usual conditions for the bay area. we will have much more in the way of relief as we start the next work week i will have the full detail coming up in your seven day around the bay forecast. over in the traffic center we still have a quiet ride. here at the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza we have a smooth ride. all the approaches are moving well and no weight at the k gates. i checked the san mateo bridge ride. it is about 14 minutes from into in. here at the golden gate bridge we have a handful of cars making their way into

the city. and at the road map show speeds in the green in the killing speeds over 50 mph. --these in the green indicating speeds over 50 mi. per hour. >> justine: 80 so much erica will be right back.

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check anytime you want and get an update on the weather, you can get an update on the news. in the big box we will have more weather information and news updates along with updated traffic checks and live video from the area bridges. what if you are not near a television? you can watch this online as well. give it a try and let us know what you think this is super quick and convenient. it is a way for you to get the weather and news anytime you want. remember the new bay area news channel is always on. >> justine: it is about to get even easier to get your daily caffeine fix and you will not even need your wallet anymore. >> reporter: leave your cash and credit card at home, to get your caffeine fix these days all you need is a

smart starbucks is teaming up with the square. starting this fall, square root process all of the coffee giants debit fees. you download this application you can pay for your latte with your phone. >> reporter: eventually the application will go a step further and this is where it becomes interesting. all you have to do is tell the cashier your name. here is how it will work. their phone will recognize when you are in a starbucks . your name and photograph will show up at the register say your name, the cash to match your account and your payment. starbucks does not know when the feature will hit stores but it is in the works. this will be the first big change to partner with square. you will never

need your wallet again for this technology. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 news here is a live look outside showing us what is happening this is right near the coliseum a power line came crashing down after a car hit earlier this morning. that car took off. pg&e are on the scene trying to get power back to the 700 people that are in the dark. this is a developing story we are watching on the kron4 morning news. [music]

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say they do not have a clear motive for his killing. andsikh--and sikh's all over the bay area paid respects. >> reporter: one of the temples priest said three of his relatives were killed in the shooting. >> one of his brothers is their right now lot of his relatives from india came into the funeral. he says we are gay and a lot of help from the community and this is a nice way of honoring the victims. >> reporter: temple member said is that it isn't one because their religion is miss understood that if they hate crimes spike after 9/11 because people mistakenly

thought that they were muslims. >> there is so much interest in the united states. people think we are muslims, not that the muslims are bad. >> it is not about being christian, or jewish, but what ever happened was wrong. it is a crime against humanity. that is why we are here. we want to send a message that what happened should not happen again. we are american. we are your next-door neighbors. >> justine: richmond police said they have arrested a second man wanted for the murder of a high-school football player. last weekend this young man was shot and killed. witnesses say it started when a suspect and another man got in a fight with a victim. >> justine: the marin county sheriff's office is investigating a violent

robbery. deputy say a 28 year-old man was waiting for the bus around 12:30 p.m. on tuesday morning and six teenagers walked up to him with a gun, they punched him in the face and then stole his wallet and baseball hats. police have not made any a rest. >> justine: yesterday afternoon this was the scene in a bottle, you can see faint smoke on the right side of the screen. all the northbound lanes of 101 were closed for some time and traffic was backed up with no issues were you this morning. and after months of delay, and the casino has now popped up and they are already flocking to the 50 million casino matrix. it was formally called the carter room. --the card

room. they plan on having a formal grand opening later in august. this november, san jose voters will decide whether or not to allow this casino matrix and those nearby to increase the number of tables by 60 percent. those two casinos generally about $15 million in annual tax revenue. erica has the details on how hot it will get today. good morning. >> erica: good morning to you, we have a very hot day around the bay area we will continue to seek unseasonably hot conditions as we head into the weekend. i will have a full detail coming up, but as we check out the temperature is right now we do not see too much and very on par with what we are used to sing for downtown san francisco. the have low sixties in san jose end of 57 degrees for those waking up in san carlos. the dot show too much in the way of

cloud coverage. we do have some high clouds is situated along the coast, but over all clear conditions for the majority of the bay area. our future forecast shows by lunch time we have fifty's and '60s right now that will turn into '70s, '80s, and 90's. check out the red on your screen by lunchtime. we have portions of the south bay it could be close to triple digits. and then, the triple digits will trickle in. >> erica: the good news is bad it p.m., we will see '60s and '70s and some lingering 80's. christine down the numbers, expect temperatures to be between two degrees and five degrees. that is compared to yesterday. now we have a spare the air alert issued for today. >> erica: check out fairfield, antioch and the right of. they are all reaching the triple digits.

>> erica: over in the traffic center we have a quick bridge check to show you. i have spent--checked the san mateo bridge live and no problems to report. >> erica: over on the traffic map we have no problems in the east bay, and no incidents on the nimitz freeway and we do not see a lot down in the south bay as well. we have to take a quick break, but the kron4

morning news will be right back. stay with us.

woman walking on ninth street in san francisco, she is having a friendly phone conversation while enjoying her walk. what about this man walking his dog on this warm day. what about this man, and then this man in the wheelchair? i am right next to the avalon bay apartment construction side. sidewall closed signs have been posted on both ends of the street on mission and market. >> reporter: they tell people to use the other side of what people begin to walk down the side of this

construction site and almost get hit. some people take this even further than it actually climb over the barricades and walking in front of the construction site. for example, this man put his kit inside. when people climb over the bear case, believe or not the construction company can be sure--subjected to fines. but it is not just over here, on market as well you will find people ignoring some of the signs. i talked with one construction worker who told me that the reason the thick of a fans because some people would actually walk through the construction site. >> justine: now coming up on the kron4 morning news at 5:00 a.m., a woman trying to

conduct a newborn from and lost angeles hospital makes her first court appearance. >> justine: it also may seem like everyone has an iphone but that is not the case we will show you with the king of the smart phone role. >> justine: we have of highlights from the game when the kron4 news comes back into minutes. [music]

[music] >> justine: good morning it is thursday august 9th we are tracking a developing story this morning out of oakland, these are live pictures of a power line that is down near the colosseum. people are without power and we are live on the scene with the very latest. it is going to be a really hot day out there for much of the bay area. some places could get into the triple digits. let us into the erica with our

forecasts. >> erica: a spare the ear alert has been issued for today we could have problems with air quality. as we take a live look outside, for the most part we have a pretty clear start to the morning. temperatures are sitting in the '50s and '60s for the most part. for the most part temperatures will be in the 80s and 90s and yes some triple digits for your warmest in the areas. i will bring down the afternoon high temperatures and show how long the heat will last coming up in my next report. >> george: currently we are not tracking in the hot spots. there was an incident in san jose. we have like traffic for your ride through the east bay. >> justine: we begin with a developing story out of open were in power line is down after a car crashed into the poll. these are live pictures, you can see that

the poll is sort of on its side. and to give you more news faster we have jackie on the scene with the latest. >> reporter: you can see the power pole leaning over, you can also see the power that is lying down in front of the street on 81st ave. apparently, this all happened around 3:00 a.m. a carteret--it happened around 3:00 a.m.. we are being told that the car had the power line in left the scene and then went down the street and hit a fire hydrant. they are still looking for the car, we have no suspect information. i talked with a pg&e worker. he believes that some of the power should be restored in about five minutes. he says it will probably take the better part of the day to repair this but no telling

if all the customers will be back on in five minutes or just partial. but he said in about five minutes, some customers will be with power again. there are about 700 pg&e customers that are without power. >> justine: we also are following the seven members investigation team from the safety board that are on the scene from the refinery fire at chevron's. this is an independent agency that is charged with investigating serious chemical accidents the team came all the way from denver. other developments to tell you about richmond fire crews had to go back into the refinery after a flare-up was reported at the facility this was a little before noon yesterday. there were no injuries. chevron said that fire was put out in a matter of minutes. during a news conference they touched on how people can stop--

start filing claims and not just those that experience health problems. >> we know for instance that some of the businesses had to shut down early. so, what did that cost? if people cannot get to their jobs for example, but i would encourage people to call and go through the process. >> justine: chevron has set up a claims phone number that is on your screen right now. >> justine: i also posted it on my face the page if you want to see it again. >> justine: contra costa county hospitals have treated and the 1700 people since the refinery fire on monday and more people are still going most people are being treated for respiratory problems and eye irritation. >> justine: many people are

now making their second trip back to the hospital complaining that their symptoms just have not improved. >> i came for migraine headaches and i still have migraines. i have e.g. eyes, and redness. >> there are hundreds of people coming in. >> justine: one reason the crowd may not be shrinking is because people who plan on filing claims or want a lawsuit against chevron have been told to get medical documentation. >> justine: now our question is what should be by down after this refinery fire we put those questions to the test with the health department.

>> people shall wipe down things like children's playground equipment or places where children play and that kind of things, go --dog bowls, your car, and people who grow vegetables, vegetables should always be washed with water and mild detergent before you need them. --before you eat them. >> justine: he says that the ash and other stuff will eventually be k and will not have a series of fed on the environment. but he does suggest you give everything a good cleaning. and thousands of people have lined up outside one richmond law firm look at this long line that stretched all the way from the front door and down the street. the law firm says people started showing up

yesterday morning very early and then they just kept coming. we spoke with one woman in line about what she is suing. >> my family suffered tremendously with their allergies and asthma it triggered it a great deal. it has caused more grief and problems. we have had to use more and hellers than usual. i am down here to file a claim and be compensated for that horrible tragedy that happened. >> reporter: do you think the company should pay? >> i think they should, i think they should be responsible for the mistakes that happen. that is the only way that you can run from your mistakes is to make sure that it does not happen again. >> justine: the law firm

brought in extra staff to help deal with all the long lines. much more ahead on the kron4 morning news, it will be a really hot day out there as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge. the current temperature in napa is at 56. by noon we have 88 degrees that is a pretty big difference with the high traditions of 95. much more on the hot weather when the kron4 morning news comes right back.

>> justine: we are taking a live look at interstate 680, no hot spots. in livermore we are expecting temperatures to reach 100 degrees. erica will be tracking the temperatures for us in just a few minutes. now a higher opening is expected on wall street. stocks took a

breather following a recent rally. china's inflation rate eased adding hopes that beijing would do more to stimulate the world no. to me economy. benchmark crude oil fell slightly. >> justine: new tests showed that banks repossessed fewer homes. >> justine: the financial toll increase--the financial issues increase seems to be taking its toll on their workers there. much more ahead on the kron4 morning news and we will be right back.

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>> justine: the nuclear regulatory commission believes that the current plans are say for a nuclear power plants. a federal court said that the nrc did not detail with environmental consequences would be if the agency was wrong. there are 400 reactors that are awaiting licensing renewals and an additional 16 reactors are winning new permits for construction. there is an investigation underway to find out how the regional commuter flight landed at the wrong airport in western virginia. the flight was supposed to fly from morgantown but it landed at the fremont municipal airport that was miles away from the original destination. the flight crew has been removed from service. >> justine: are big story

this morning is the weather for today it will be really hot and some triple digits and parts of the bay area. erica now has the details, good morning. >> erica: the morning to you just the new will be a scorcher. and we do have a pretty clear start to the morning and in terms of the temperature sitting outside the door. the have 64 in antioch, and a few degrees cooler in half moon bay. by lunchtime we have '60s, '70s, '80s, and 90's. we will contend with an onshore flow that will keep temperatures pretty mild too warm for the coastal in the communities. we have a lot of air coming in from the north and temperatures in the '90s up to triple digits as we head into your afternoon high temperatures. the purple will indicate where we've can see readings expected for fairfield,

livermore and antioch. now, it looks like by 8:00 p.m. things will cool down significantly will open up the windows and that that cool the area. we have 60 through part of the day and '70s for the lingering warmer spots. at the takeout--check out your temperatures for today expected to be two to four degrees warmer than yesterday. >> erica: we have upper 90s in walnut creek, we have peace on tap for much of the area. it looks like we will continue to seek triple digits for most of the weekend as well. we will get much-needed relief for the overnight hours. if you are heading to the central

valley, check out the temperatures expected there over the next few days. we have 106 of 2112 degrees. we're breathable clothing and of course they hydrated. your seven day around the bay forecast shows warm weather for the next several days. we have much more in a way of relief. we have 80's for the warmest in the areas as the star the next work week and i want to remind everyone that we have a new way to your kron4 forecast on time at any time. now it is time for a check on your morning commute with george. >> george: we have a good ride around the bay area but we are seeing some traffic build up. yet at the sentencing of the original allied looks good. wait, what is going on here? that

is the west bound side of traffic there, now how nice of them to put that up in front of the camera shot, thank you. now looking at your ride to the golden gate bridge is a little foggy as you can see the no delays. now let us check the traffic map an update from drive time for you. in marin county, your commute looks good. >> george: for the east bay we have smooth conditions and it just has a 14 minute drive time from hercules to berkeley for interstate 80 west bound. >> justine: thank you george. bay area sikh's are holding live vigils will run the country to remember the

victims that were shot at a temple on monday. >> we want the community to know that our faith teaches us to believe that there is goodness in everyone. >> justine: yesterday the fbi announced that the shooter weighed michael page died from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. three people injured in the shooting are still in the hospital and they are in critical condition. they include a police officer who was one of the first respondent and he was shot nine times. >> justine: in colorado, organizations will ask a judge if they can get access to court documents that are linked to a suspected gunman james holmes. media members

are asking the judge about his past. he is convicted of a shooting and killing 12 people at a movie theater and wounding 15 others. >> justine: >> justine: we will be right back.

>> justine: we will be approaching a triple digits around the bay area erica will track this in just a few minutes. we have 72 degrees by the coast that to be really nice. as we approach the land festival this weekend there is a good weather for all of the outdoor activities and we will learn when things will cool down in just a few minutes. now, i have a question for you do you have an iphone? it may not seem likely you are actually in the minority. >> justine: a research phones says that samsung and others have 60 percent of the worldwide market, that is up from 47% last year. the government accountability office is not asking the federal communications commission

to update its cellphone radiation standards. they want to raise the limits by 20 percent. that is the international standard. they said that smart phone usage is dictating the request. the reason is because people use their cell phones and other capacities more than ever read the than just talking on their phones with them next to their year. people are talking on them and spending e-mails. >> justine: airlines have either cut or adjusted their rewards perks. >> justine: for instance, delta and united stopped giving customers a free second checked back. and delta and alaska airlines deny even allow low-level the members to access the priority security lines. travelers are questioning whether or not they should stay loyal to an airline. he will take a break and much

more after this as we take a live look at what is happening in san jose. [music]

>> justine: good morning, the big story we are watching is a car that slammed into a power pole in oakland taking out the power lines. this is a live picture showing us that the police are on the scene. the power line goes all the way across the street. this is right near the colosseum, we will have a live report for you in just a few minutes. the other big thing we are watching today is how hot it will be. hot may not even be a good enough word. steamy, sweaty, what you think erica? >> erica: my word choice is scorching. we could see triple digits as the head into the afternoon the have very warm conditions and we could see problems with air quality. if there the ear alert has been issued. for the most part, this is a

clear start to the morning temperatures fitting into the fifties. as we head into the afternoon temperatures will be mild up to warm, but it looks like creek toasted conditions for your inland areas. i wandered down the numbers neighborhood by neighborhood to show you how the triple digits will stick around coming up and my next report. >> george: looks quick comment check shows the east shore freeway except for those to looks good, and we still have like conditions for the rest of your bay area ride. >> justine: a power line came crashing down after a car hit a power pole, this happened on 81st avenue not that far away from the coliseum. jackie cecil was on the scene to give us more news faster, i have two questions when do they think power will come back on? and are they looking for the person responsible for doing this?

>> reporter: the good news is that partial power was restored to the neighborhood out here in oakland and yes, they are still looking for the suspects who did this. around 3:00 a.m., the vehicle came are around 81st avenue and plowed into the power pole in knocking out power here in oakland. about 700 customers in all are affected. no suspect information has been given out at this point. and as you can see there is a line that vista across the first avenue. for a while, traffic was still making its way underneath that line. this was somewhat of a hazardous situation and in the last 10 minutes open police officers came by here and blocked eight first ave. this is completely from san leandro all the way down. right now you will not be able to get through this area. according to pg&e, they think it will take the better part of the

fifth time today to fix the power pole. if we have no idea when the remaining customers will have their power restored. the good news is, at least partial restoration of power is out here in oakland. we are waiting to see how many customers are now without power. >> justine: 823 euro san jose man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing child pornography. this is after a five month long online child pornographic sharing investigation. during the search warrant, computer equipment and electronic storage devices containing child pornographic images were found. >> justine: a man has been arrested he is accused of soliciting sex from a wal- mart park. police found this

man had had their farm park on tuesday that is after they received several complaints about lewd activity in and around the rest rooms. they are located on the southern end of a park. police say they will continue to monitor to the park for any other criminal activity. >> justine: three men are under arrest in connection with an armed car probably the happened a few years ago. the men will be arraigned today. two of the men were arrested on suspicion of conspiracy, attempted robbery and attempted kidnapping charges. the third man is being charged with conspiracy and possession of an assault weapon. it took place in southwest federal's but in august of last year. they closed the

steel doors behind them when they stole the money and left the victim inside. >> justine: federal investigators at the chevron refinery trying to figure out because of the fire. thick black smoke erupted after the company says that a vapor leak from one of the processing units and this force authorities to issue a shell to in--issued a shelter in place alert. >> reporter: the fire may be out at this place, but chevron officials are still feeling the heat as investigators from several agencies comb through this place. chevron officials say they noticed the vapor to all before the actual explosion and try to fix it cannot do it in time to fix the fire.

>> reporter: there were no fatalities from the explosion and fire, there were some minor injuries to employees. >> justine: there is a shake up this morning at the susan g. coleman for the cure, one of america's leading breast cancer advocacy groups, the woman that founded the group 30 years ago will leave asti of want a replacement is found. she will move into a new management position. >> justine: brinker, the president and two other board members are leaving she says this is unrelated to the planned parenthood controversy that cannot earlier that is when the foundation decided to cut off funding to some planned parenthood projects. they

later of reversed the decision after pressure from lawmakers and internal pressure. starting next week, undocumented used in san francisco that come to the united states before the age of 16 apply for a two- year deferral for deportation. applicants must be under 31 years old and currently be in school or have a high-school diploma and cannot have a significant criminal record. there is also a $465 application fee. people that are interested in applying should console with a nonprofit immigration agency. for example, you can check in with an experience immigration attorney. we have some information just in to the kron4 newsroom u.s. jobless claims fell by 6000 of to 361,000. this signals that there are some

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>> justine: president obama is pushing for economic fairness. he will be rallying supporters. mitt romney's campaign is protesting an advocate making him to an woman's death from cancer that ad was put out by a super pak that supports the president. >> justine: there is also something that the president and mitt romney agree on involved gay rights. both candidates say that they are against the controversial ban on gay members of the boy scouts of america. is the first time that the president has publicly taking a stand on this

issue. mit romney first spoke out back in 1994 he says this is a position that he still believes in today. >> justine: much more ahead on the kron4 morning news, we will take a break and show you the very high forecast when we come right back. [music] back. [music] [ female announcer ] safeway presents real big deals of the week. or how to get great prices on things you need. we know you look around for the best deals. that's why we give you real big club card deals each week. this week, local seedless grapes straight off the vine are just 79 cents a pound. starbucks coffee is only $7.49. that's less than a quarter for a great cup of coffee. tropicana o.j. is just $2.88. real big deals this week and every week. only at safeway. ingredients for life.

>> justine: here is in the the top stories befallen right now. an investigation team from the u.s. chemical safety board is on the scene at the chevron in richmond. this is an independent federal agency that investigates ferias the chemical accidents. the teen--tam came all the way-- the team came all the way

from denver. now it is starting to feel like from the in the valley we are talking 100 plus temperatures. we will have the full forecast in less than one minute. and this is what we have been falling, the car slammed into a poll on 81st avenue near san leandro street. parker-- power is out, we will have a live report on the scene in the tower will be back on and we are searching for the person that he power pole. a typhoon continues to bring heavy rain and flooding the two provinces near shanghai china. it has forced evacuation of over a half- million people. rising water has made it almost impossible for people to drive on the street. it is difficult for those rescuing people to reach those trapped by the flood. 23

people have been killed so far. as we move on from what is happening in china, that the fee was happening in the bay area. >> erica: it looks like today is the first in a triple digits. we will continue with this pattern as we head into the weekend. now for the most part we have a pretty clear start to the morning. we do have some coastal cloud coverage to deal with. temperatures very similar to what we are used to. it looks like napa is coming at 52 degrees and 54 in walnut creek. in terms of where the numbers will go in the afternoon expect them to be between two degrees and five degrees warmer. high pressure in place, and really no complaints in the south bay. it looks like we was the upper 80s and low 90s. now, for our and the east bay spots we could have problems with the air quality a spare the air

alert has been issued. we have a pretty uncomfortable conditions for fairfield. he could see upper 90s in walnut creek. 85 in castro valley. and temperatures ranging from the mid-70s all the way to the low 80s. 86 expected for navato and the same goes for petaluma. it looks like downtown san francisco is coming in at 74 degrees. as we check out the the weather story we have mainly clear conditions. now we are contending with a pretty shallow marine layer. we have not seen too much in the way of fog or visibility of the five we will see hot conditions into the weekend. here is a look at your kron4 seven day around the bay forecast. by friday in the five we have very similar conditions. >> erica: as we push in the afternoon high temperatures,

we could see a little bit warmer can--conditions. we will continue to seek triple digits into the weekend, but as the start the next work week we will see some much- needed relief. >> erica: i also want to tell you about the new way to the kron4 forecast any time. this is our 24/7 bay area news channel. you can check in any time to get the latest news, weather, and traffic information. speaking of traffic, george how are the roadways? >> george: not too bad, the chp is not tracking any hot spots. if you are headed to the san mateo bridge you have an easy commute. if you are headed to the golden gate bridge here is a look at your ride on 101. this morning we have no problem for your trip through marin county. looking at the

traffic maps for your ride on interstate 80, that is a smooth commute. look for about a 16 up to 70 minute drive time. the heavy traffic has not yet hit livermore that is out in the altamont pass. the south bay freeway looks great there is some slowing on seven--17 north pitt and marin county there are no real delays. >> justine: astronauts neil armstrong is recovering from heart surgery. according to his wife, the 82 year-old is doing great now let us talk sports as the giants made history in st. louis. >> justine: vogulson has

had the longest streak for a giants pitcher since 1993. market hit a grand slam and drove in a career high seven runs as san francisco shut out the cardinals' 15 to nothing. it was the biggest shut out of the defending world series champions since 1926. it was the second- largest in franchise history. the first pitch is that--is at 10:45am. >> justine: that yesterday the a's won nine to eight. >> justine: we have much more ahead on the kron4 morning news, we will take a

break and be right back as we take in live look outside at what is happening.

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teenager has some very valuable thumbs. he has regained the title of the fastest cellphone texter in america. the 16 year-old says that he gets his texting abilities through practice. >> obviously i text message a lot. i text my friends and families, i will take anything that has words or symbols on it. >> justine: he gets $50,000 in prize money and he said he will use that money for college although he may want to give that to his parents for his cellphone bill. al coming up at 6:00 a.m. we have updated information on power restoration. >> justine: today it is

going to be a scorcher out there. we have your full forecast coming up. new numbers were released giving a better picture of what is happening right now with foreclosures. all that and the opening bell on wall street coming up in our next hour.