haven't of cloud coverage of the bay area. in the afternoon you can expect more cloud coverage and low 60s along the coast. the fall will make a comeback as

we head into the evening hours. we have some changes to talk about heading into the weekend. i will have the full detail in your seven day around the forecast coming up. it is time now for your morning drive with george. >> george: thinking here, first detected at the bay bridge were your ride is pretty light. the quick commute check shows for these they we only have heavy traffic on interstate 580 and highway for the doing well we are not tracking any delays. >> mark: let us go to san francisco suspended share for ross mirkarimi will go on from of the ethics committee. will tran is live to report. >> will: he should be here within a couple hours from now. this is a huge day for him and his family this to the first time you get to walk to city hall in go before the ethics commission to present his side of the story as to why he should be

reinstated as the sheriff of san francisco. here is video of him in his previous appearances. he says that what he did on december 31st happened before he became sheriff, therefore there should not be applied to him. back in march, mayor ed lee suspended him after he pled kilties to false imprisonment for the december 31st incident at his home where he left a bruise on his wife's on. this led to legal court proceedings will he had a state of disorder and that was lifted just a couple weeks ago. >> will: now they're back to being a complete family. the commission will hear his side and it also hear why they think he should not be reinstated. after this is over they will present their recommendations to the board of supervisors. the board of supervisors are not back in business until september so it looks like this will not be resolved for least another couple of weeks. we will follow this and the

reaction as the mclean family--chevron or creamy and his family arrived. >> darya: a man and his family jump into action and after a suspect. the suspect crashed a car yesterday right in front of the dealership and did not escape thanks to this 23 year-old brian chase. >> on this guy jumps out of the car after he just ram this guy into a poll right over there. he jumps out and he is running and when i see him crossover on our property line that is what i've that it was calling to be interesting. so, i chased him around these cars. he came over here to grab this guy and my dad pulled out a chunk of his here, we saved it, but that is my dad, that is the assist.

>> i am running this way, i am running this way and then i tackled him got him in a chokehold. through him on to the ground right there. >> he threw him to the ground right there choked him out and then the cops were like this screaming at the guy and the two of them have gone then brian did everything to stop and it was amazing. it was the most amazing thing i've ever seen in my life. >> darya: the suspect that was driving the, the peso crashed into a pickup truck. both men were taken to the hospital that were involved in the crash. >> darya: suspected serial killer joseph nee so says the you want a new legal adviser and he is complaining about his court delays. he wants a court appointed counselor at the expense of maryland county. he is also complaining about having to be kept in a holding cell for several hours when the days that he

is said to be kept in court while the judges working through other cases. he's charged with murdering four women in northern california from the 1970's up to the 1990's. he has pled not guilty and prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >> mark: an update on the massive fire that has been burning near lake county. the wye fire has been cooler. it has been 75 percent contained and have burned about 8,000 a.. it looks like it was actually to fires about 10 mi. apart. two homes have been damaged in this fire. everyone who lives in this area has been allowed to go back home. >> darya: the nato conditions as a helicopter crash in afghanistan has killed 11 people including seven international service members. they say all seven international troops were killed and they were all

americans. the nationalities of the other four coalition members have not been released yet. the statement says the former afghan waffle killed and three members of the security force and one afghan civilian interpreter. they say they're investigating the cause of this accident. >> mark: watching unemployment claims right now, the benefits are coming out and only inching up slightly. we are still in a consistent. with modest gains in hiring. unemployment benefits rose only by 2000. so, 366,000 americans filed for unemployment. the national average actually fell, so we have a more stable reading showing that unemployment is starting to fall on a week by week basis. >> darya: we will be back in just a couple of minutes, the best ticket live look outside at the walnut creek camera that issuing interstate 680, traffic is pretty light and visibility is good. we will be right back.

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a blues they read state thing. >> darya: joe biden and paul ryan have been crisscrossing the country joe biden has been seen more effective than president barak obama and ryan is a favorite of the conservative base a group that has long been skeptical of romney. ryan faces voters in ohio and president obama and joe biden are in washington. >> mark: gov. jerry brown is kicking off his campaign for tax increases. >> mark: he said the proposition 30 is the only way to avoid it cuts in the school budget. it could include shortening the school year by two weeks. it will raise the sales tax by a quarter of a cent for four years. police taxes on people have $250 of four

more in income over seven years. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. we are watching the conditions around the bay. we have thick fog again, the traffic is looking light.

>> mark: we are watching the truck was on the have

formed the is oddly east of bermuda. it looks like it's headed out over the atlantic. it looks like it will strengthen to a hurricane and then we can back into a tropical storm. it looks like it will hit the canary islands as we headed to monday and tuesday. we have to watch to see if this will make its way towards europe. we will keep our eye on tropical storm cordon moving east. here in the bay area we are watching the fog. it is a lot thicker again this morning. erica has more on the forecast for your neighborhood today. >> erica: the will is, even to the hurricane and i have been keeping my eye on what used to be tropical storm hector. we do anticipate a lot of moisture coming up from that. we could see some clouds as we head into the weekend. we do have the potential for some isolated thunderstorms and maybe a sprinkle. yes, you did mention the fog and clouds, we are dealing with that as you step outside the door.

it looks like temperatures are on the mild side. we do have conditions we're and end spot, but we do anticipate plenty of sunshine as we head into the afternoon. temperatures will be a little bit cooler compared yesterday. our future for cash shows by lunchtime the blue on your screen is something that we are not used to seeing this time of day. we have 54 coastline and 60 for the heart of the bay. and the cyc are warmer in the spot for only make it to the '70s. by the afternoon you will see more in the wake of orange indicating 80's. now we introduce the red but it is not nearly as widespread. we have '70s and '80s for the most part and it looks like sunnyvale could reach 80 degrees, 84 is common for cupertino when santa clara. we have low 90s for fairfield and antioch. we have 91 in walnut creek. we

have relatively mild conditions with 79 being become a number. again, do not be surprised if you do not see the sunshine. if you're headed to ocean beach, or if you are located in the richmond district this will be another overcast day with a lot of coverage to speak of. the cup coverage will continue to be stubborn. your seven day around the forecast shows the changes into the tent. do not be surprised if it feels a little bit mucky, this is friday afternoon with stretching into the weekend. temperatures will continue to drop. we will keep the sunshine around at the start the next work week, we're talking 80's for your inland areas that '70s around the bay and low sixties for the coast. we have a pretty mild weather pattern as we head into the middle of next week. now that a see how the roadways are doing good morning george. >> george: the morning erica, we are not tracking any hot spots are looking at

any major delays. the on- time the meager and lights are normally activated all the volume looks like enough that i would not be surprised if that is delayed a little bit this morning. now looking at your ride to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 it is still a smooth commute and already we still have traffic little heavy on the right time of the screen but no addition to your drive time which is only 13 minutes over to foster city. for the golden gate bridge ride, we may see some fog later on--some slowing a little on the the right now. now as we take a ride [--as we take in the k your ride in the east bay you have a 14 minute drive time from hercules to berkeley. the stand-alone value ride is clocked in at 18 minutes now from dublin into walnut creek. your ride

is under 25 minutes from a bottle to the golden gate bridge. >> darya: 80 george. and resurfacing stars of the-- resurfacing starts on a busy street and want to let you know about this jackie is out there this morning with the details. everything looks like it is going on as planned with no activity at? >> reporter: no activity it, it starts in about one hour. this is a busy stretch of state route 13 through the claremont area of open. you can see all the cars coming down hill. a lot of them are short cut through here. now, for the next couple of days we will be resurfacing 13 because it is a true--2 lane road. the expect major delays like seven minutes.--

they expect up to 30 minute delays. they want people to know that if you normally come this way, do not be surprised but they want to warn people there are 30 minute delays. these will probably last a couple of days. >> darya: of then he could alter its question marks-- are there any good alternates? >> reporter: not really. >> mark: nearly one year after jerry sandusky's can begin making headlines, the

university announced they will hold an event were victims will speak in it was in june where sandusky was involved in child sex abuse involving 10 boys. they say the university showed a disregard for the victims. >> darya: a major blow to the san francisco giants that is still reverberating in the sports world. this is affecting baseball as a whole. all-star milky cabrera has been suspended for using steroids. he is out for 50 games without pay after he tested positive for testosterone. this suspension extends through the rest of the season and five games into the playoffs if the giants go that far. he was the mvp of the all-star game this year. he currently leads the majors in hits. the giants say they will have to do

with the players that they have and move on. >> we just have to continue to play football and believe in ourselves. >> it is such an unfortunate thing that has happened it was such a nice year for us. unfortunately these things happen in baseball. >> darya: yes they do, and this is what milky cabrera issued. >> darya: we talk with the giants fans at at&t park about his drug use and the suspension. most had hopes of a championship for the team but now some are worried. >> it is kind of a shame an athlete with his talent like that when he was so talented to begin with but i guess that is just something that

they do in sports. >> now we have to people on the suspended list that is absolutely terrible. >> i am wondering what was in the milk? >> he should unknown when he was doing was wrong. the training staff chess sets all of these guys these are certain things that you and i do and these are certain things that you cannot take. >> i cried when i heard that, now he is gone for the whole year he that us down. >> darya: lucy lived there has to say about that at 7:50 a.m., when will talk about what is up for the giants next now that this has happened and what this means for major league baseball. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. we see thick fog around the bay area and we have more on your forecast coming up. [music]

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>> erica: lucky a temperatures run outside the door, we have succeeded hayward and 62 in mountain view. this is canada when the headlines. in the afternoon we have low 60s and temperatures are a little lower compared to yesterday. we will continue with cooler tips--conditions into tomorrow we do introduce the possibility for thunderstorms and maybe some sprinkles. >> erica: i will have more details and your seven day around the forecast coming up in my next report. >> george: here is to quickly check looking at

the ride through the san ramon valley. >> george: the only heavy traffic for the east bay is on interstate 580. we still have like conditions for the south bay peninsula and the north bay riots. >> mark: today's the day that the suspended share for ross mirkarimi will be back in front of the ethics committee one more time. they will decide whether or not he should be removed from office or be reinstated. he pled guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment in connection with the december issue involving his wife. he has the right to contest the matter at the ethics commission the authority has several hearings. closing arguments begin at 9:00 a.m.. the commissioners will decide after that. supporters will be there at noon. >> darya: we are following the latest developments in the wake of the fire at the

chevron refinery in richmond. investigators are looking into two scenarios. one theory is that the fire heaters used in the refinery could have sparked the fire a another possibility under investigation is a responding emergency vehicle a fire truck if it provided a spark. we are also learning more about the class-action lawsuit that was filed against chevron. last monday that a giant fireball was sent in the air and because of the thick black smoke thousands of people fled to the hospitals and they are getting in on this class action lawsuit against chevron. it is the first one so far to the file. attorney john burris and his team have filed the lawsuit and they're seeking an undisclosed amount of money. they accused chevron of failing to take precautions and harming families from last week's

fire as well as past accidents. >> the question governing through this lawsuit is where is the culture of safety with chevron. i am reading from a complaint it says on april 10, 1989 and explosion in the refinery said huge clouds of smoke ov surrounding area. >> darya: that was matthew cumin one of the attorneys. about 1000 people have come to the law offices looking for legal at--representation they expect even more. >> mark: now we are learning that this truck that had the crash on the overpass may have--may not have had the proper permits to move this load. that is according to the chp. if the company is

found to not have had the proper permits it could be forced to pay for the repairs of the overpass. >> mark: engineers will be out there today to decide on what the long-term repairs will be in the meantime this overpasses closed to pedestrians until further notice. >> mark: a professor at uc irvine is pleading not guilty that he set fires at his son's high school. he is accused of setting five fires in all including one at the school administrators home, prosecutors say he was seeking revenge for a disciplinary actions that he believes led to his son's suicide. his 14 year-old son to his own life after he was disciplined by the school officials for stealing. he is being held without bail until his next court appearance that set for september. >> darya: knew this morning, this happened today near

northern pakistan there were several sectarian acts in this region. some sumy's do not view sheites as from troop muslims. >> darya: british officials say they have responsibility to act with like the wikileaks owner to face allegations. there released hundreds of u.s. documents and he says he's worried that sweden will hand them over to the united states to face charges related to the document leaks. >> mark: the a's, the giants and comcast have done it $50,000 for the families of the petaluma little league team. they are playing in the world series today. it will cost a minimum of

$2,500 for each family member to travel for the world series. the leak covers the expenses of the players and coaches but not the players' families. they play at noon today and they are the west team. the game will be shown on the big screen. >> darya: will be back with more in a couple of minutes the first as good a live look outside, what do we have? the golden gate bridge it still looks pretty good. it is a beautiful view. traffic is not to that, we will be right back.

>> mark: a 40 year old veteran open fire at a temple and milwaukee killing six people here are the nine woman called from that day. >> hello is the milwaukee share of. >> there a shooting. >> is anyone dead yet? is anyone dead yet? did anybody get hit? >> mark: you can hear the gunfire and the crowd. - >> darya: firefighters are trying to fight a fire that is burning in washington state. you can see this fire is the thick one. 900

people have been evacuated, this incident commander hopes they can get a better handle on this right now is 25 percent contained and they say they're not out of the danger zone. >> we have a much hotter and drier temperatures with when stability thursday as we go into friday and also a very big concern to us is a lightning in the forecast for saturday. >> darya: while that fire is burning in washington state, california we have the most wildfires burning right now followed by nevada and idaho. the single largest fire is in, it is the holly fire that is in oregon and nevada. it and burn 430,000 acres. >> mark: we will be right back as the kron4 morning

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>> darya: welcome back in the big story that we're following the tell that this--the following stories we are falling is that the television claimed responsibility for the crash that killed 11 people including seven solicitors. sheriff ross mirkarimi will return in front of the ethics commission to see whether or not they recommend he stay or be removed from office. he pled guilty to a misdemeanor count of imprisonment in connection where he grabbed the arm of his wife bruising her during an argument on new year's eve. >> darya: the dow jones industrial average is down just 12 points. >> mark: gras black is

joining us now are financial expert, let us talk about the big numbers and that is the jobless claims, what are you seeing here? >> two pieces of economic data that is important that wall street is focusing on, but the jobless claims dropped to 363,000 that is people getting first-time unemployment. any number under 400,000 is good. if we get got--job creation building permits will increase can't think about electricians, a number of people will be working in six months because permits are done six months before you begin to the crown. >> mark: wal-mart has come out with their numbers.

>> in large part it was a cake that took so long to bake. everyone knew was coming it was a great quarter they heading little slowdown that was to be expected. this is a great long-term aim but it is to be in iran too far too fast. >> mark: people like this because this is a good dividend stock. >> it is a good dividend stock. >> mark: now amazon. >> yes is a big competitor. >> mark: what about fiscal they raised their dividend? >> they had a huge dividend increase. they've raised it from any sense of to 145. as a 75% jump. they own the internet backbone. when i watch videos on the mobile phone, they are the ones

doing the videos for the nbc and the olympics. they back last by cutting jobs this year they will hire people. >> mark: good news there. >> mark: now today's the day that investors can start selling their stock and facebook is getting hammered right now it is down over 5 percent. >> i think the initial ipo was at 38. >> mark: now it is at $20.80. it is like he has a call over his face from all of this period of >> we all have a call over our face. right now, mark zuckerburgh they make a

great product of the have to get on mobile and they have to do it fast >> mark: the think this is the first step to make the ads more mobile for them? >> i am sure they will try anything and see what sticks. >> darya: now let us take a look at whether with erica. >> erica: the morning darya, it looks like we have a pretty good condition with a little bit of cloud coverage and coastal fog overlooking the bay bridge. we have some poor visibility. at sf international your delays are up to 60 minutes. no problem for open international and in terms of our temperatures we have the '60s and antioch, 57 in concord, 56 is a common member for richmond and san francisco. as the catch of the feature forecast it looks like by lunchtime believe it or not by the cloud coverage we will continue to see upper 50s along the coast. you'll be

surprised to see that for san francisco. sixties will start to fill in for some of these the shoreline. we have '70s reserved for the warmest inland areas. by 3:00 p.m. it looks like we see the red indicate the potential for some 90's. i cannot think we will see too much in the way and 90's down in the south bay in fact have families and 80's for the most part. --and the south bay looks like we have '70s and '80s for the most part. for east bay shoreline temperatures are on par with the seasonal average. we have 79 in navato and 66 in san francisco. we have some changes to talk about i want to take my time on this seven day around the bay forecast. friday afternoon, these changes looks like we could see some isolated thunderstorms and we could see a sprinkle we are tracking what you to the tropical storm hector. with that we have a lot of cloud

coverage and moisture headed our way. we will contend with tropical clouds. to not be surprised bit0--if it is a the big muddy to the weekend. >> erica: i do want to remind everyone about are comcast channel 193 you can check out for the latest weather, news, and traffic. >> george: checking out your complete, the hoc for most of the bay area. your drive time still nine to the 11 minutes even to the macarthur meese. for the san mateo bridge we have highway 92 with smooth traffic and no delays and no traffic reported. >> george: we will check the

road sensors and updates and drive time for you, we have interstate 80 now 21 minutes from hercules to berkeley and so traffic starts to build in. 101 north bound out of the coyote valley up through santa clara all looks on track. >> george: darya. >> darya: thanks a lot george. now rescuers want to take their time with this one because a boys slipped his head through a guardrail and could not get it out again. he was stuck in this crouching position. look at that, so eventually they brought in the jaws of life to expand the whole. the first responders have to be careful to not let any of the debris hit them while

they were working into this rail. the boy is ok he did not have any injuries how old is this kid again? that is my question this is what they do for some reason these kids can get their heads in there. >> darya: think, if your ears go this way they do not go that way. >> mark: that is right. we will be right back as the kron4 morning news returns. we have a live look outside at the james lick and the traffic is moving smoothly. we're sitting on a bunch of shale gas.

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