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>> as look at this live look outside at the mount tam cam. >> we do have a cooling trend taking in this morning. >> mid-50s inside the bay area today appeared in line >> will be mid-60's for the coast. >> mild conditions in the coastal areas this afternoon appeared >> right now san francisco is 51 degrees. 57 and oakland. >> santa rosa mid '50s appeared >> the inland areas will be the low 90s in livermore and antioch. >> mid-60's for the coastal

areas. >> 84 in novado appeared upper 87 napa appeared >> downtown san francisco, and now at 68 degrees. a >> developing news this morning. vallejo police are searching for a man suspected of night. the shooting happened just before midnight. police found four people wounded aton linfield drive. injuries at the scene. the suspect fled the area on foot. he's described as a latino man between 20 and 30, around five foot-seven with a goatee and mustache. authorities are withholding names of the victims while their families are notified. san jose police are out in force this weekend after the city's 21st homicide of the year friday night. it was a violent week for the city. on friday a man was stabbed to death. killed in an early morning

shooting. last sunday 2 teenagers were shot to death near independence high school. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest on the most recent doing to help curb the violence. it was in this carport where police found a 35 year old man suffering from stab wounds that he died from a half hour later at valley medical center.it's the fifth homicide this week in san jose. neighbors say this normally quiet street was surrounded with police friday night. hi new line >>our cameras found police mag-lio-cco drive a day after the stabbing. police say there will be dozens of extra officers on the streets of san jose this weekend, targeted at curbing gang violence ---- which they believe is the cause of at least 2 of the shootings earlier in the week. one neighbor moved in not too

the violence >> have a son that comes and stays with me on the weekend and it makes me nervous because he does come over here and makes me think twice about me staying here. airline >> police are investigating if this attack was gang related, and also the motive behind it. at this time the suspect or suspects are still at large. reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. >>oakland police are investigating two separate shootings. one of them left a 25-year-old walnut creek woman in critical condition. that shooting happened during a sideshow early saturday morning near 106th avenue and macarthur boulevard. police say a large group of people gathered to watch the sideshow. at some point a fight broke out. and that lead to gunfire. two men and one woman were shot. she remains on life support this morning. about 20 minutes later, a second shooting. this on 88th avenue near plymouth street. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot

wound. as of now officers have no suspects. oakland police are planning a news conference on monday to address "side shows" in the city. >> the search efforts are growing for a missing 19- year-old bay area man. last seen nearly two weeks ago. his family tells us they are especially concerned because the teen suffers from a brain injury. kron 4's mike pelton joins us live from golden gate park where the makeshift search center is today. good morning mike. >> police was so focused their search efforts today. volunteers will break golden gate park up into a grid and do a thorough search of that

area looking for the 19 year-old who is missing appeared in the was last seen wearing a black split on his arm. and he suffers from brain injuries. >> he called his father and told his the he was going to the park. he has not been seen cents. he is a vulnerable because of a brain injury. >> sean lives at home and his family says that it is unusual for him to not get in touch with anyone. hundreds of volunteers are expected to participate in today's search for shot appeared >> they can always use a few more volunteers. the family hopes that today's surge brings them a lot of answers. >>

officials in the south bay are wondering what caused a huge oak tree to topple over. it crashed down on a group of people in a san jose park. take a look at the damage. the san jose fire department says the oak tree is at weighs several tons. it toppled over at around 6-30 saturday evening in willow street park. the tree landed on six cars. two people suffered non-life threatening injuries. the fire department says the tree split in two. part of the it fell on the cars. the other part fell on a bocce ball court, where members of the 49ers coaching staff were playing a game. harbaugh was not there. witnesses say a woman is one of the injured. >> the woman was standing right fare and she crashed down in her leg was broken her head was bleeding people tried to get dry but she could not get out because, the branches were stuck on

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interest rates are set to double on july 1st appeared, rising to six 4.8%. >> that means $1,000 of debt pour year added to each student's death appeared >> about 7 million students take an austin loans will be affected. >> the president said it does not go far enough.

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weekend.the clean up continues in tornado torn oklahoma. we'll have an update on the efforts there. rain. and a fear of flooding. for the second time in less than two weeks residents in tornado ravaged central oklahoma are cleaning up. and watching the water. the big threat now is flooding. up to eleven inches of rain fell in oklahoma city causing

widespread flooding in the metro area.friday's tornadoes killed at least nine people, including a mother and child. more than 200-thousand people across the midwest are without power. the impact of the tornadoes spread beyond oklahoma. storms swept across several midwest states, with down in illinois and missouri-- where the damage is significant. >> it is over 10 mi. of damage across st. charles county and st. louis. it has caused dozens of houses to be blown up appeared >> this is one to test the people of missouri to be strong appeared >>according to the american red cross three more bay area residents are joining seven other residents already oklahoma to help with recovery efforts. outside this morning. meteorologist >> we are expecting cooler temperatures today appeared yesterday we were in the

upper 90s in the inland areas. >> we are out with plenty of sunshine from the view from the golden gate bridge. >> the temperatures on the mild side this morning pared >> to nine degrees if you're heading out the door in santa rosa. >> 58 degrees currently in oakland. mid-50s in fremont. >> the coastal areas will only get into the sixties this afternoon. >> we are spending further cooling tomorrow. >> we are going to see some navvies out there today but not as many as we did yesterday. >> afternoon highs in the

east bay and inland valleys will see '90s. 91 in antioch and expert. >> mid to upper 80s in san ramon mount and upper creek >> 82 degrees for san jose appeared 82 degrees for campbell. >> east bay stores mainly in the mid-70s to date. >> 75 degrees for san leandro. >> mid-60s and the peninsula. >> low seventies for san bruno. >> in the north bay we are expecting at temperatures in the '80s.

>> 84 degrees for novado appeared >> we will continue to fill the cooling into next week. >> there will be the traditional morning fog and afternoon sun for the next few days. >> a u-s congressman says russian intelligence officials believe the boston marathon bombings could have been prevented. congressman william keating met with russian counter- terrorism officials thursday in moscow. they showed him a letter they sent to the f-b-i in 2011 addressing tamerlan tsarnaev. they also said the u-s should have cooperated more back then, as they are doing now. >> >>"one of the things that the head of counter- terrorism said to us was that he believed that if we had the level of information sharing and cooperation that is taking place right now, if we had that back at that that period of time the bombing

may have been averted. it underscores the importance of this info sharing. it underscores how important it is for us to cooperate." >>keating is one of several representatives in russia to learn more about whether the boston marathon bombing could have been prevented. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is canceling its planned work furloughs because of extreme weather. the agency issues weather forecasts and storm warnings. and its 12-thousand employees were facing up to one month without pay this summer because of forced budget cuts. the furlough days were going to kick in during atlantic hurricane season. but forecasters say it's going to be above-normal, with up to 20 storms. a memo sent to employees on friday says a new budget plan is being developed to the investigation continues

>> after its jean stapleton has died at the age of 90. she passed away in a home in new york on friday. see plate edith the wife of archie bob barber on lincecum all in the family appeared she won emmys and golden globes. >> rob reiner played her son on the show and he says that working with her was one of the great experiences of his life. >> instead a live look outside on the san mateo bridge. there is plenty of sunshine and hardly any traffic to speak of. we will be right back. traffic to speak of. we will be rienough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van.

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weekend.the story of a man who came to the rescue to live look outside. san mateo bridge federal authorities are still trying to find out who sent ricin-laced letters to president obama and new york bloomberg. the f-b-i is combing through a home in a small town in texas. but ed lavandera reports. so far. no one has been arrested. coming up on kron 4 news weekend.the f-b-i is looking for the person who sent ricin laced letters to president obama and new york mayor bloomburg. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. malaya >> the letters contain an

ominous threat appeared there right to bear arms is

my god-given constitutional rights. and in this letter is nothing that i have a plan for you. this is what the suspect wrote in his letters to bloomberg and to the president of the united states. >> mutt mayor bloomberg said he is one to continue to get the guns off the streets and will not give these letters are threats any credibility. >> there have been no arrest in this case. >> we will be right back after the

us take a peak downside in san francisco. there is

plenty of the suns signed. let's talk to john knew. >> it's gone to be another one day to day. this afternoon we will still sees some low 90s in the inland areas. >> as we head into the evening we slowly a increasing cloud coverage. we are expecting even further cooling to mark. >> right now livermore is at 62 degrees. in santa rosa is at 59. >> a percentage for those of you in fremont. livermore about mid-60s and set as well as half moon bay appeared >> 84 degrees in nevada

appeared downtown san francisco will top out at 68 degrees. >> back to marty >> a good samaritan save a home on friday night was made house caught on fire. >> this garbage can destroy and the plastic melted away. the corner of this faith left a black man and charged with a gaping hole. >> he ran out of the house and shouted fire fire fire appeared >> you can see the flames went up into the tree right here appeared >> just tried not on the elderly couple store to get their attention, but they did not answer because they were asleep inside. so john use their holes to put out

the flames. >> johnson knocked the flames down in five minutes appears which caused an to save the lives of the two older people who were inside of the house sleep during the fire appeared he is a good samaritan. >> old electrical wiring started the fire stated fire officials. >> the good samaritans quick thinking say the home and a couple. >> the couple is thankful to the good samaritan for saving their lives as well as homes. >> santa clara county is set to consider a pay increase for workers in unincorporated areas of the county, to ten-dollars an hour santa clara county supervisor, dave cortese,

proposed raising the minimum wage from eight dollars an hour to match the wage increase in san jose. the county will now study the potential impact of a pay raise. a report onin august. >> santa clara police are searching for a suspected package thief who was caught on surveillance video. it happened at a home in the 19- hundred block of hillebrant place on may 17th. pick up a package on the homes front porch. and put it into a dark- colored bag. you can see the man then bike. if you have seen this man call. the state attorney general has filed a lawsuit against several california grocery stores for selling products made with ginger or dried plums that contain lead. on april 30th in san francisco superior court, and targets retailers whole foods and others. the suit charges that the companies did not alert customers about the lead. and it charges that businesses are required to

warn consumers about harmful toxins in certain products. the retailers have been notified of the lawsuit, and the state is expecting a response this month. >> a frozen fruit mix that's popular in smoothies may be linked to a hepatitis-a outbreak on the west coast. the centers for disease control and prevention says some of the people who were infected ate townsend farms' organic antioxidant blend. c-d-c officials say the at least 30 people have been impacted. including people from california. townsend farms says the outbreak has been traced to a type of pomegranate seeds from turkey that are in its fruit mix. the mix was only sent to costco stores and it is now off the shelves. hondahepatitis a inflames the liver and limits its ability to function. >>the golden state warriors are one step closer to making a move to san francisco. the state assembly approved a bill that clears a procedural step for the new arena. this is a rendering of what the new stadium would look

like. the team owner's hope to open the 18-thousand seat arena for the 2017 season. the legislation authorizes the city's port commission to approve using the waterfront land for thethe assembly passed the bill yesterday on a 50 to nine vote. it will now go to the state senate for approval. >>the a's put the "walk", in walk-off win in oakland yesterday afternoon against the white sox. with the bases loaded and two outs in the top of the 10th inning a's right fielder josh reddick drew a walk to force in a run and a victory for the a's. 4-to-3 was the final. so far, the a's have won seven straight games at home and 13 of 15 overall. they play the white sox again today at the coliseum with first pitch at 1:05. >>it was double trouble for the san francisco giants in saintluois yesterday. giants pitcher matt cain worked six innings and wished the third inning didn't exist.

the cardinals packed seven runs and nine hits off cainer. the final score of the first game says it all-- eight to zip. and with a large portion of the giants' offense absent from saturday night's lineup, madison bumgarner needed to perform almost flawlessly to have a chance at defeating the cards. he only succeeded for two entire innings. the cardinals thrashed the giants, seven-to- one, to finish sweeping a day-night doubleheader. >> coming up on kron4 will help people behaving badly. we will be right back

notice the mini van pulling

up to the right of your screen it double parks next to a 2003 acura tl parked in the glee park section of san francisco you are looking at surveillance video of some people behaving badly in broad daylight but if you think this is about double parking keep watching here is the very same mini van driving down the street see the driver park then you see a man exit the van and cross the street here he is walking up the street not giving any clues as to what his motives may be here he even crosses the street yet again but this time he looks inside the window of another vehicle all the while the mini van is parked in the same spot. until the man returns to the only to return moments later and double parks next to the acura so what is going on notice the top of someone head right here them after a while the acura rolls away and the mini van follows you just witnessed a car being stolen in broad daylight, but wait there is

good news the car was just recovered in the south of market district intact minus a tank for of gas, but the thieves left some tools and a brand new bmw key so remember the next time you see someone double parked it might not a simple case of double parking, it might be something more sinister just saying in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news coming up on kron 4 news >> weekend.the author of a new book joins me with tips on how to survive a visit to the hospital. let's take a quick look outside this morning. >> we'll be right back after the break

let's take a look outside

>> this is a view from the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see plenty of sunshine out there appeared we are ready deal with some temperatures in the '60s right now. >> 65 in concord right now appeared 55 in fremont. >> this evening we are still expecting some pretty warm temperatures but we are expecting cloud coverage. >> today by noontime it would be in the '80s. >> afternoon highs will keep in the '60s around the coastal areas. >> pretty nice conditions and to the evening's with the '60s and '70s. >> in the east bay and

inland valleys to see low 90s. >> 91 degrees in antioch. upper 80s in walnut creek. >> 82 degrees in san jose. 844 evergreen. >> low eighties through sunnyvale and cupertino. >> 75 degrees for 74 degrees for those in berkeley. along the peninsula we are looking at 74 degrees in san mateo. >> mid-60s and the coastal areas today and we will finish all in the north bay we will see plenty of 80s today. >> 88 degrees for napa. loden nannies in napa. >> as we head into the work week will head a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sun south china.

>> many now, including president obama, are medical records. joining us this morning is denise colon, a leading hospital information technology specialist for more than 20 years. she is going to tell us what visit. good morning denise. >> the news to me about your personal incident the tells lead you to read this book appeared >> well into the house and

to my door gave me a kidney. >> and in 2008 i went to the hospital for something else has and realize that that kidney was damaged. >> the mahout the house bill made several mistakes in 2008. so the hospital made mistakes by putting a cap of the enemy and it was left unattended which caused an infection. and and and they treated that infection with an antibiotic that that caused me injuries. >> so i have for kidneys as a result of the mistakes of the hospitals. >> so tell me how you got from that point to the point of writing this book?. >> i am and i t consultant

and in their transition to electronic medical records a lot of information was left out hand and is directed to tied to how they transferred to electronic information. >> that is why i wrote the book to arm the public of how they can survive a hospital visit. >> there are five different things that people should really take care of before they go to the hospital. please tell us about those things. >> make a list of all the medications that you take is number one. you need to make sure that you out listed your account madisons and europe for pharmaceutical madison's appeared >> the hospital is to know

what matters is if you are taking on a regular basis so that they can continue that or to know if they substitute hot or if they give you a thing that those medicines will not affect what you are currently on. >> the five rights of medication administration is check your wristband make sure it's the right patient. make sure that is the right route that they the man's spirit >> make sure it's the right dose at the right frequency. >> make sure that the stands and on your wrist bands and the man's match up. >> stay away from catheters.

stay away from ids if you can. >> make sure that they checked regularly about when can the catheter be rovit is non the can stay tuned for ever and they not know it. >> and they are both breeding grounds for infections. >> make sure that your wristband has an art in number which is the medical record numbers appeared which is the key identifier to make sure that the patient is the correct patient that is being treated. >> when you're in the operating room make sure you engage which anesthesiologists and clinician about what you ate and when you ate it. the >> bank for those tips the

name of the book is called hospital survivor. >> thank you for just us. we will be right back. >> ♪

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hi, and whenever break thank you for join us in the second dial kron 4 news. his son did just a second. >> here is the view from the walnut creek camera. temperatures are in the '50s along the coast. in mid fifties around the bay. >> this afternoon which will see some low 90s but mainly '80s in the inland areas. >> into the even as we are still expecting pretty pleasant conditions. net >> right now it is 53 degrees in san francisco. >> 62 in livermore appeared 59 currently in santa rosa. >> afternoon highs around

the mid '70s for the east bay shore spirit >> will see coastal clouds pushing in length. >> into the north bay to choose to be in the '80s. >> let's take a look of further cooler coming up on the 7 day around the bay appeared will head back over toarty. >> developing news this morning. vallejo police are searching killing two people last night. the shooting happened just before midnight. police found four people wounded at a party on linfield drive. two of them died from their the suspect fled the area on foot. man between 20 and 30, around five foot-seven with a goatee and mustache. their families are notified. san jose police are out in force this weekend after the city's 21st homicide of the year friday night. it was a violent week for

the city. on friday a man was stabbed to death. and thursday a man was killed in an early morning shooting. shot to death near independence high school. kron 4's alecia reid has the latest on the most recent doing to help curb the violence. it was in this carport where police found a 35 year old man suffering from stab wounds that he died from a half hour later at valley medical center.it's the fifth homicide this week in normally quiet street was surrounded with police friday night. >> police had broke that is blocked off. says one of the residence. >> it never happens here. maybe some car break-ins but that's about it. >> our cameras found police patrolling the 2900 block of mag-lio-cco drive a day after the stabbing. police say there will be dozens of extra officers on the streets of san jose this

weekend, targeted at curbing gang violence ---- which they believe is the cause of at least 2 of the shootings earlier in the week. one neighbor moved in not too the violence >> it has been very quiet since i've been here appeared my son comes and stays with me on the weekend and sometimes still in the weeks and it makes men nervous. it makes me think twice about where i'm staying now one of the residents data appeared >>police are investigating if this attack was gang related, and also the motive behind it. at this time the suspect or suspects are still at large. reporting in san jose alecia reid kron 4 news. >>oakland police are investigating two separate shootings. one of them left a 25-year-old walnut creek woman in critical condition. that shooting happened during a sideshow early saturday morning near 106th boulevard. police say a large group of people gathered to watch the sideshow. at some point a fight broke out. and that lead to gunfire. two men and one woman were shot. she remains on life support this morning. about 20 minutes later, a

second shooting. this on 88th avenue near plymouth street. officers found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. as of now officers have no suspects. oakland police are planning a news conference on monday to address "side shows" in the city. >> the search efforts are growing for a missing 19- last seen nearly two weeks ago. his family tells us they are especially concerned because the teen suffers from a brain injury. kron 4's mike pelton joins us live from golden gate search center is today. good morning mike. >> to the search for dashon bids on shortly. registration is starting right now. >> volunteers are searching the park today because the san francisco police department triangulated his cell phone in the eastern part of the park. >> they will canvass the

entire area of the park and also go to nearby businesses to spread the word. >> sean is 5 ft. 5 in. tall 120 lb with braces. he also has a black's bid on his left arm. >> sean was last seen around 130 afternoon and called his father and he has not been seen since. >> sean suffered a traumatic brain injury that put him into a, and he is a vulnerable appeared and his mother tells me that they need to find him very soon. >> interview his mother i do not think the sun to come home on his on. we need to locate him. we really need to look for shot and look at each person one by because he could be sitting right in

front of us and not be able to ask for help. said his mother appeared >> police say they spent hundreds of people to show up to help them show up but they always use more people appeared >> his mother tells us that they do not find john today they will brown the search of the cities and other states. >>officials in the southaynderga huge oak tree to topple over. it crashed down on a group of people in a san jose park. take a look at the damage. the san jose fire department says the oak tree is at least 60-feet tall and weighs several tons. it toppled over at around 6-30 saturday evening in willow street park. two people suffered non-life threatening injuries. the fire department says the tree split in two. part of the it fell on the cars. the other part fell on a bocce ball court, where members of the 49ers

coaching staff were playing a game. we're told head coach jim harbaugh was not there. witnesses say a woman is one of the injured. >> an interview at one was standing there and she crashed down and her leg was broken. her head was bleeding. people try to get her out but she cannot get out because the branches have were stuck on her and under her. there was another man tried to help her and his eyes were filled with blood appeared >>local arborists were called in to chop the tree into pieces and to try and determine why exactly it fell down. >> coming up on kron4 need it began school is out for most college students but some maori word about the next semester with the increase in ceylon inches.

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millions of college students could see a big increase in their federal student loan debt. emily schmidt has a look at how washington is taking on the issue. coming up on kron 4 news >> surrounded by college students at the white house the president addresses to end at ithe purpose of a higher education. >> still along that is scheduled to double as of july 1st. the president said that means an additional thousand dollar of debt per year per each stood. >> about 7 million students tell federal loans will be

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>> what will be right back >> important it is for us to could have been prevented. >> here are the top stories. blaylock ol >> residence in fremont are being warned of more recent string of robberies. in both incidents victims for

sleeping when the robbery occurred. airline police are urging residents to stay alert and report any suspicious people or vehicles. >> workers in santa clara cancaccounted may see an increase in their payroll check the increase would match the rates order is in neighboring san jose appeared the county will study the potential in a pack of the wage increase. the fund is respected in august. >> we'll be right back

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welcome back to kron4 and weekend. >> for the second time in a week residents in oklahoma have been hit by tornadoes for a second time. >> and now there is widespread flooding left in oklahoma city. more than 200,000 people across the midwest are without power this morning. the impact of the time it is spread beyond oklahoma appeared to run it is touchdown in illinois and missouri appeared the damage there is also significant appeared >> over 10 mi. of

significant damage across st. charles and st. louis county which caused dozens and dozens of houses to be literally blown up. >> the people and missouri are being tested and they are strong and we will clean up this disaster appeared >> now let's look bay area weather conditions listed in love look outside from the mount tam cam. there is a beautiful view i sat with plenty of sunshine and no fog appeared >> less did to john to and talk about the weather. >> this afternoon mostly clear skies and warm but cooler compared to yesterday. >> there will be an increase in call coverage this afternoon but it will be

pretty warm in the inland areas this afternoon. >> i know will be sitting in the '60s on the coast. >> '70s for the east bay shore spirit >> will start to see some of those '90s but mainly '80s and the inland spots. >> nine days in antioch. 94 livermore appeared upper 80s for what a creep. this afternoon into the south bay. mainly '80s in the south bay. >> low 80s expected for multi disappeared and east bay stores mainly in the mid-70s. >> 77 for those of you every month. the coastal areas will be a look cool with the sea breeze. >> a persistent systems for the pacifica.

>> 874 santa rosa appeared 86 for sonoma appeared 80 degrees for a new mill valley. >> we will continue to feel the cool down and will have that summer pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. >> marty back to you >> congressman william keating met with the russian counter terrorism in moscow and they showed him a letter that they sent to the fbi back in 2011 addressing tam as a liar. >> bu keating is one of the

several representatives in russia tried to learn if the boston marathon bombs could have been averted. >> the national oceanic and atmospheric administration is canceling its planned work furloughs because of extreme weather. the agency issues weather forecasts and storm warnings. and its 12-thousand employees were facing up to one month without pay this budget cuts. the furlough days were going to kick in during atlantic hurricane season. but forecasters say it's with up to 20 storms. friday says a new budget plan is being developed to

keep the agency open. >>the investigation continues in friday's deadly hotel fire in houston, texas. four firefighters were killed and more than a dozen had to be treated at local hospitals. the mayor is calling it the worst day in the fire department's history. restaurant, then spread to the roof to collapse. suspicious. >>"the building had been inspected, it had had follow currently under investigation. that's probably the extent we'll be able to give you - details because of a matter of policy. what i can tell you is that by bringing in these outside agencies and treating it like a crime scene - although there is no reason to believe that it is - we're able to maintain that sterile environment in efforts to not only determine cause, but also to that it never happens again." the fire chief says his members went inside the burning building because they thought people were trapped inside. he also says the building

had more fire than they thought. >>wildfires are wreaking havoc on parts of southern california and new mexico. this is video of the so- called powerhouse fire just north of los angeles, that broke out on thursday. so far it's charred at least 14-hundred acres and has destroyed five homes. a thousand residents to evacuate the area. and this one is near santa fe , new mexico. it has now scorched more than two- thousand acres. it's also threatening more than one-hundred homes, and unhealthy air quality. they're urging people in outdoor activity. we're back out to the daaaaaays."

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coming up on kron 4 news who came to the rescue to save a pennisula couple. live look outside. san mateo bridge federal authorities are still trying to find out who sent ricin-laced letters to city mayor michael bloomberg. the f-b-i is combing through a home in a small town in texas. far. no one has been arrested. coming up on kron 4 news weekend.the f-b-i is looking for the person who sent ricin laced letters to president obama and new york mayor bloomburg. how high >>

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where now at the golden gate bridge looking for a 19 year-old sean a brain injury veteran who went missing. >> volunteers will look through all golden gate park looking for this man appeared the police to part rejected pain from his last cell for all call and they have a detailed map and plan

to canvass the entire area. >> sean is 5 ft. 5 in. tall and weighs 120 lbs. with braces wearing a black slacks on his left arm. he was last seen on may 21st at 130 in the afternoon. he called his family to tell them that he was one to the park and he has not been seen since. >> his family is special concern because he suffered a brain injury that put him into a coma. he is very vulnerable. >> he has complication problems and short-term memory problems. state and his mother. >> he may not be able to recognize people as we are looking for him. >> hundreds of volunteers are expected to help with

today's surge appeared to organize say they you could use a few more volunteers. >> john's family said they are optimistic good that today will bring them a lot of answers. but about what they will not give up hope. >> douglas took a look at the weather now. thus take a look at the weather now. >> some low clouds and coastal fog out there right now. it is one to get pretty hot in our inland areas today appeared >> mid-70s for the bay appeared >> temperatures for a rock warm in the inland spots. >> right now outside it is the mid-50s in san francisco appeared >> upper 50s in oakland.

>> 69 in livermore. and mid- 60's in santa rosa appeared >> afternoon highs will bring us another round of high 90s. >> 82 degrees for san jose. mid-70s in the east bay shores. >> northgate will have widespread '80s. 88 degrees at napa is in downtown san francisco getting to a high of 68 degrees. >> bested in look at further cooling later in the forecast. >> back to you marty >> a good samaritan saves the home of an elderly couple in burlingame from catching fire. the flames broke out friday night. kron four's philippe djegal speaks with the man who camethis garbage can destroyed. the plastic melted away. the center of this fence left blackened and charred, with a gapping whole now

but it could have been a lot worse. >> bart deal ran out of a house. >> sot- bart deal/witness bart deal is talking about his friend richard johns, who just after 10 o'clock walked out of deal's home, and saw flames across the street. johns tried knocking on this elderly couple's door to get their attention, but they didn't answer. both were alseep inside. so, johns used their hose to knock down the flames. the bushes, tree and fence caught fire. under control in five >>the fire department arrived out. saying old electrical wiring may have started it. fire officials also say john's quicj thinking may have saved the home and the couple. and for that.

marion watson and julien saintonge are thankful. >> djegal, kron four news. santa clara county is set to consider a pay increase for areas of the county, to ten- dollars an hour santa clara county supervisor, dave cortese, proposed raising the minimum wage from eight dollars an hour to match the wage increase in san jose. the county will now study the potential impact of a pay raise. a report on the findings expected in august. >>

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here stanley roberts with people behaving badly. >> it happened at a home in the 19- hundred block of hillebrant place on may 17th. this footage shows the man pick up a package on the homes front porch. and put it into a dark- colored bag. ride away on a mountain

bike. if you have seen this man asking that you give them a call. has filed a lawsuit against several california grocery made with ginger or dried lead. and targets retailers whole foods and others. warn consumers about harmful toxins in certain products. notified of the lawsuit, anda frozen fruit mix that's outbreak on the west coast. c-d-c officials say the at outbreak has been traced to a type of pomegranate seeds hepatitis a inflames the francisco. procedural step for the newthis is a rendering of what the new stadium would look open the 18-thousand seat arena for the 2017 season. the city's port commission vote. it will now go to the state senate for approval. the a's put the "walk", in two outs in the top of the so far, the a's have won

again today at the coliseumit was double trouble for the san francisco giants in wished the third inning didn't exist. runs and nine hits offand with a large portion of the giants' offense absentthe cardinals thrashed the giants, seven-to- one, to doubleheader.

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eighties and seventies along >> your afternoon highs will bring in some eighties for the warmer spots appeared >> '70s for the bay shore spirit '60s for the coastal areas. >> a mix of 6070 and 80s in the inland areas. >> afternoon highs we are expecting some nineties in the main interiors like antioch. >> 81 degrees for her rendell. santa clara. >> 86 to high in morgan hill appeared east bayshore is will be in the mid '60s. >> upper seventies for

fremont. >> no. they were widespread '80s. >> 85 degrees in mill valley. >> miss it 64 ocean beach. >> 7 day around the bay shows that we will continue to cool off. >> will be in the low 80s and we will continue to see a pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. >> at marty back to you >> deaths in a related to inhaling computer cleaning spray is on the rise. >> many young kids are getting high from a common household item appeared >> this new danger is call

huffing. >> it is on the rise. in fairness to most consumers they think that canned air is air appeared it is compressed air appeared >> it is not air appeared it is compressed gas. and when combined together they can cause terrible side effects. >> >> fatalities there was just a girl in the l.a. area in the middle of the afternoon tried to inhale this canned air and it killed her. it is like plan with a loaded gun playing russian roulette and you can die from this the first time you try to sniff canned air appeared >> please keep these cans

out of reach for children. although it is good to use on your computer to cook when the dust from your keyboard please do not allow children to play with these cans of compressed gas. it is dangerous. >> but awhat kids are doing and some adults when they have it they get the guests get into their lungs and it does not lie the air to get into your lungs. if you tie the can turn upside down a comes out as a liquid and you get frostbite. >> you're tom freezes up and you cannot swallow and then

you die. >> is this a very popular way to get high now?. kids know about this and parents really need to have a conversation with their kids. >> you would rather have your kids smoking but are not encouraging smoking or do a cocaine because it will die instantly. however some huffing could make you die instantly the minute you try it. >> now you come up with their hurricane canada's air system to prevent huffing appeared >> this is just airport. >> so you can use this type of product to clean your keyboard when the bines knickknacks what ever grout. >> u s to use as a leaf blower. airlin

>> this is a non chemical at alternative to using compressed air to clean your keyboard in your computer equipmen this plug does not freeze up. you could turn it upside down all is going to blow out of it is air appeared there are no chemicals in this product. >> we're finding more and more corporations are going to this and they are banning canned air. >> i am surprised the california has not started using this cake new product will we have this available. about crime this product is just become available. >> the cost of this is a $100.

>> and again this product is safe. >> thank you for joining us. >> we will be right back.

hollywood is having a great time the issue with new movies everywhere appeared >> more freeman lead to an all-star cast in now you see me about a new group of musicians who use fancy tricks to pull off a multimillion-dollar bank

robbers. >> will in dayton smith play father and son opening up in the movie title after birth. >> the hang over part of three will be shown and countries all around the world appeared >> the animated movie epic also opens this week appeared star trek into dogma's makes its debut in china and south korea. >> that is a news for tonight for this sunday morning this is marty gonzales thanks for watching will see you next saturday at 7:00 a.m. thank you have a great weekend apart

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