good morning. thanks for watching kron 4 news weekend. i'm terisa estacio, marty gonzales is off today.

we'll get to our top stories in a moment, but first lets check in with janu for your sunday forcast. the morning's three some >> you can see we have fought this morning and certainly not the clear start we had yesterday morning. >> temperature is right now los '60s and vallejo and novado. >> upper 60s in antioch and knelt los '60s in san jose. >> afternoon highs are much cooler than we had yesterday. >> 70 degrees for of oakland. news did '60s for half moon bay. >> chance of showers in the north bay today.

>> take a look that satellite and radar you can see rain in the northern parts of california which are headed our way to the bay area appeared will have more on the forecast we come back. >> developing news this morning. edward snowden has left hong kong for an un- named "third country." the former n-s-a contractor admitted to leaking classified details about u-s surveillance programs, and is now charged with espionage. the united states filed a request for extradition. but hong kong officials say the american request didn't fully comply with their legal requirements. anti-secrecy group wiki- leaks is taking credit for helping snowden leave the country. it's unclear where he's headed next. some sources say he may ultimately try to take refuge in iceland or cuba- countries with tougher extredition polcies.

millions of people are waiting to hear what the supreme court is going to do about prop 8, the defense of marriage act and affirmative action. the vote could come out as early as tomorrow or thursday. the supreme court says they may add an extra day to announce its decisions this week. the justices had 11 decisions to write this weekend, and it's the final week before the session ends in the first week of july. normally three decisions are released in a single session. the clock is ticking down to a bart strike. if they can't get a deal done - the bay area commute could be thrown into chaos in about a week. both bart and a-c transit workers aren't backing down from their demands. the workers came together in oakland saturday afternoon, wearing red tee- shirts in an act of unity as both their contracts are due to expire on june 30th. union members passed out flyers in hopes that the public understands their position and their goal to avert a strike.

>> if it should come to a situation where there is gridlock in the bay area and that all of us including our members and including myself are inconvenienced please know that atu local 192 did everything to prevent it. >> what's good for the drivers is good for the riders. >> whether the riding public sees it that way remains to be seen. worker and management talks will resume tomorrow to see they can come to an agreement before time runs out. "bay area pays that"

bart employees say another concern is safety as they dead with unruly passengers and the homeless on a daily basis. bart says it is willing work with employees about their safety concerns but as of now talks are at a standstill and are set to resume tomorrow. during the last bart strike in september of 1997, the nine counties in the bay area had a population of about six and half million people. at the time, bart had a daily weekday rider ship of about 260-thousand passengers. ferry systems were overwhelmed and traffic jams, especially on the bay bridge, lasted for hours.

the strike lasted six days before bart managers and the unions reached a labor agreement. bart is now close to having another strike, and since the last one, the bay area's population has grown to more than seven- million people. if bart workers go on strike again, officials beleive the impact on traffic and the other transit agencies could be bigger than it was 16 years ago. the nascar sprint cup series roars through the sonoma valley today.marking it's 25th consecutive year. features nascar's best on the sonoma raceway. that's where we fin kron 4's mike pelton.right in the center of the action. good morning mike. some of the best mechanics

are here behind me during up for today's nascar run. >> the winner will take more than one-half million dollars to date. >> if you think nascar is boring watched this will raise states one of the people there. allie >> as you can see lots of crew members are here during up as bad race begins at 12 noon today. in lin >> you concede fans are remaking their way here to the grandstand. >> some of the people have been camped here for several days as you can see the trailers here behind me. >> what's so funny about

this to you guys?. >> does come i hear hanging out with everybody is really cool state's one fan. >> the sun is coming out and should be a beautiful afternoon hopefully here at the nascar race. >> all the food here is fried food so hopefully you'll enjoy the food. >> back to you terisa. >>

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>> fire officials said the last night optimistic they can protect the town of south fork. the fire's rapid advance prompted the evacuation of an estimated that one- thousand to 15-hundred people on friday. fire crews say it could be days before people are homes, cabins and r- v parks. despite everything, officials say no structures had been lost and the fire was still about five miles from the town.

>> firefighters are close to containing a wildfire that has burned about three square miles near yosemite national park. the california department of forestry and fire protection said saturday. that the fire near mariposa is 90 percent contained. the fire was sparked on june 16th by an unattended campfire that was not fully extinguished. 800 homes were evacuated earlier in the week before officials allowed all residents back on thursday. it took a total of 672 firefighters battled the blaze. let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. >> there's a different look outside today does look a the mount tam cam and see that it is breezy out there. >> this afternoon we are

expecting much cooler temperatures compared to yesterday's appeared >> right now temperatures are low 60s and vallejo and fairfield novado. >> 67 degrees right now in downtown san francisco. >> 76 degrees expected for san jose today. >> thus the that the view from our satellite and radar we are looking at some rain in the northern part of the state that is headed to the bay area. >> chances of scattered showers and to the evening hours along the san mateo area appeared >> the main rain of it will

happen to mark at 5:00 a.m. which will be widespread in the bay area >>. there will be a moderate downpour tamara into the evening hours which will pick up and be even heavier into tuesday. >> once we get through this storm a series of the to the shares will get back up at the later we days of next week. >>emergency crews rushed to the flaming wreck of a stunt plane that crashed during an air show in ohio yesterday. a stunt woman was on the wing of the plane when it crashed -- she and the pilot were killed instantly. no spectators were injured. witnesses say the plane looked like it was flying too low when its wing clipped the ground. causing the plane to roll suddenly

before crashing in a ball of flames. the national transportation safety board is investigating the cause of the crash. >>the pilot of plane is being credited for steering clear of spectators before the aircraft tragically tilted and crashed. the boston marathon bombing memorial that sprang up at the site of the terror attack is being removed. city officials say the articles are being taken from copley square and will be preserved in the city archive.

the boston globe reported the mayor sent a letter to survivors and victims' families yesterday to let them know the items were being placed in a new location. officials say a committee will be appointed to work on creating a permanent memorial. a new report has been rogue l-a-p-d officer christopher dorner. violent shooting rampage that left four people dead unjustly terminated by the department. the report found the firing of christopher dorner was appropriate, and the only course of action the department could take given the circumstances surrounding his case. dorner had been fired after accusing his training officer of kicking a subdued suspect. his appeal was denied, and in a manifesto posted online, dorner allegedly promised revenge. his rampage ended after a police shootout in san bernardino county, when he was found dead of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. n-f-l player aaron hernandez has been the center of a media firestorm since the body of one of his friends was found a half mile away

from his home in massachusetts. state police continued their investigation yesterday as they searched hernandez's home for the second time. the search of the home and vehicle lasted for more than three hours and involved several officers and k- nines. earlier this week, police searched the scene and surrounding woods where the to death. will be back after the break here on kron 4 news weekend.

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a fire is under investigation in san jose as one person is sent to the hospitial. the fire was reported at around 7-40 yesterday evening. it happened in a 2-two story home on the 39-hundred block of lakeridge lane. the injured person was taken to a local hospital for treatment.

their condition is unknown at this time. the cause of the fire is still being reviewed. a battalion chief says it was a very busy day for the san jose fire department. he adds -- crews were sent to multiple fires in the afternoon. this was the scene of another fire in san jose. a series of propane encampment near the los lagos golf course started the fire that burned about eight to ten acres yesterday. the fire was first reported at four-thirty. fire officials battled the fire for several hours.they say dry grass and high winds quickly. fire crews say they had difficulty accesing the homeless encampment due to the number of large trees that were on fire. >> fire crews brought in a

helicopter and were able to control the blaze. r let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. >> we are expecting father around the coastal area and low cloud cover spirit >> we are expecting fog along the coastal areas. >> there rain will be confined mainly to the north the bay today. >> curley and novado is 64 degrees. >> afternoon highs much

cooler and compared to yesterday appeared yesterday we saw some '90s, and today we will not even see the '80s. >> south bay we are looking to mid to upper seventies today. >> no. bay chance of showers appeared >> upper 60s expected in downtown san francisco today. >> back to you terisa. >>oakland is ranked the third most dangerous city in the nation. that's based on the the f- b-i's preliminary annual uniform crime report. break down the numbers. >> from 20-11 to 20-12, the f- b-i says the city of oakland saw a significant spike in violent crimes. which includes murder, manslaughter, forcible rape, robberies and aggrevated assault. the company, 24-seven wall street, has compiled a list of the top ten most

dangerous cities, based on the f-b-i's numbers. and, behind flint and detroit michigan. oakland ranks third. in 20-12. close to 400-thousand people lived in the city of oakland. and, per every 100-thousand residents. there were 1,993 violent crimes. including 1,086 robberies. city nationwide. that's also a jump from the 851 robberies per every 100-thousand people the year before. there were also 6,594 property crimes per every 100-thousand people. compared to 5,288 in 20-11. that includes burglary, theft, and arson. the cities new interim police chief sean whent has said decreasing the number of property crimes is a main priority. from year to year, the the murder rate skyrocketed. 104 people were murdered in 20-11 compared to 126 last

year. an, increase of 22. but oakland wasn't the only california city to make the list of top ten most dangerous cities in the stockton ranks sixth. in the newsroom, philippe djegal, kron four news. >> authorities are investigating a 40-person brawl that erupted during a high school football game in rohnert park. yesterday's semi-pro game at rancho cotati high school de-volved into all-out fighting around 3:45 p-m. it took backup from the sonoma sheriff's office, sonoma state university and cotati police to bring it under control. three vehicles were damaged in the fight, but no one suffered major injuries. prosecution. the family of a missing teenager, who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury said doctors warned he could die if he is not found soon.

sean sidi has been missing since may 21st and was last seen at his former high school in san francisco. his family is hoping the doctor's opinion issued this week, will help change sidi's status with police to "medically disabled." family members say changing his status would raise the priority level of the search with police. friends and family are holding an information vigil today at two p-m at stanyan and page streets in san francisco. nearly 17-hours after plunging into the water, crews removed a minivan with a body inside from the murky in san francisco. police say the van drove over the curb into the bay around five friday night. crews were unable to save the woman inside - they deemed conditions too rough for a recovery, and waited for calmer conditions saturday morning after freeing the van from the bottom of the muddy woman's body. the medical examiner's office are working to identify the victim. police have not determined what caused the victim to plunged into the water. new research shows nearly a third of san francisco's lesbian or transgender. census takers estimate the city currently has more than 64-hundred homeless. in a survey conducted earlier this year, 29 percent of them said they were gay. the results surprised many veteran homeless advocates. a u-c-l-a -based think tank has estimated that only 15 percent of the city's total population is gay or lesbian.

that's the largest share of any city in the u.s.

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the islamist governor of egypt's ancient city of luxor has resigned. adel el- kayat was named governor by egyptian president mohammed morsi. he is also a member of a

radical group that attacked and killed tourists at one of luxor's temples in 1997. in a news conference this morning, el-kayat says he is resigning to prevent bloodshed. his supporters have recently been fighting with opponents outside government offices in luxor. will be back after the break on

meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. >> they're big changes in the forecast as we have rain starting out in the north bay. >> temperatures are expected to be much cooler today compared to yesterday. >> 66 degrees right now in

san francisco. >> afternoon highs much cooler again compared to yesterday in the upper 70's in antioch. >> mid 60s in half moon bay. >> no. bay cloudy skies and light showers this morning. >> if you are headed to the ball game today temperatures will be in the mid to upper 60s and breezy probably want to bring a jacket with you to the game. >> scattered showers throughout the morning and the north bay. >> overnight hours more showers intense rain.

>> a moderate downpour happen throughout the day to march into the evening it will be pretty heavy in santa rosa. >> wet weather in store for us starting to day tomorrow and tuesday. dry on wednesday and warmer as we head into the end of the work week. >> back to you >> joining us this morning is kevin lane. his mission is to provide consumers with the education and discipline the need to eliminate their debt. good morning kevin. what are the three biggest mistakes that people make when they find themselves in

debt?. what tips can you give us? >> people really don't look at their budget and they're in come appeared >> figure out a budget and stick with it. >> i find a lot of people do not have a budget. >> isn't that out of control?. >> that is what i wrote the book i was over $43,000 in credit-card debt and i had to get myself out of date. >> there is a light at the end of the tunnel you just have to put your mind to it and get on a budget and stick with it and be consistent. it is consistency that people do not get. >> what is the big advantage

to being out of debt. ? >> when you are in debt because the stress. sleepless nights. >> unfortunately 80 percent of breakups are due to debt. >> the mental stress that all people when they're a debt increase their chance of health issues. >> find a budget and stick with it did not live beyond above your means. take it one day by day. and eventually to stick to you will get rid of your debt. >> what can put them on the right path to get them over the hunt and take control of their debt?. when you go

shopping with you wanna do is you want to eat before you go shopping. >> when you go out to mcdonnell burkina you are 40% to add more food to your bill appeared >> it is easy to sweat your credit card i suggest you eat before you go shopping. >> take a snack bar and e before you go out shopping therefore you will be spending a whole lot more. >> what about going out to restaurants?. >> that's why you sent out a budget

>> you want to be able to enjoy life and had a budget. schedule when you want to go out t e factor that into your but budget. the line >> cutback on one thing and have control and consistency. >> people do not realize that interest that they paid on credit cards. i was in

$43,000 for the dead however i was one to pay back $98,000 due to the interests. >> out to find out more information about your book?. >> go to www the great escape book of doubt come. >> we will be right back with a lot more news and information here on kron4 news weekend edition. airline

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from monsters making their way through college, to the latest installment of superman. chris mozingo has a sneak peek at what's new in theatres around the world in this week's moving minute. >> it's a zombie invasion in theaters this weekend. brad pitt battles the undead. as "world war z" breaks out in india, the u-k and more than two-dozen countries worldwide. >> >>"i'm gonna be a scarer!" >> for family audiences -- there's "monsters university."

the animated prequel from disney pixar opens in nearly thirty countries. were and brazil. another animated sequel -- were "despicable me 2" -- makes its world debut down under. opening first in australia. >> >>"i'm a firm believer in karma." emma watson of 'harry potter' fame -- stars in "the bling ring." based on actual events -- it's about a group of friends who rob hollywood's rich and famous. already playing in a handful croatia, poland and north america. and "man of steel" soared to a record-breaking $200 week. now superman flies into two dozen more countries -- including france, israel and spain. i'm chris mozingo -- and that's your new movie minute. make your fourth of july plans now and join us for kron 4's july 4th live. it's the only local, live fireworks show in the bay area. we'll bring you the biggest and best fireworks from san rafael, milpitas, pleasant

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>>good morning. thanks for joining us for this second hour of kron 4 news weekend. we'll get to our top stories in a moment but first lets check in with janu for your weekend forecast. >> this is a view from our mount tam camry concede plenty of clout coverage of there appeared >> temperatures not too chilly outside many the low 60s out there right now. >> upper fit these in san

mateo. >> temperatures are expected to be much cooler than yesterday's only in the upper 70's and inland valleys. >> upper 60s in hayward. >> no. they would want to see some light showers today and 73 degrees in santa rosa appeared >> the evening conditions were want to see shower's become more widespread. >> for now will head back over to you the news desk pierre >>

the former n-s-a contractor classified details about u- s espionage. request for extradition. but hong kong officials say fully comply with their legal requirements. anti-secrecy group wiki- leaks is taking credit for helping snowden leave the country. headed next. some sources say he may ultimately try to take refuge in iceland or cuba- countries with tougher extredition polcies. waiting to hear what the supreme court is going to do about prop 8, the defense of marriage act and affirmative action. the vote could come out as early as tomorrow or thursday. may add an extra day to announce its decisions this week. the justices had 11 decisions to write this

weekend, and it's the final week before the session ends in the first week of july. normally three decisions are released in a single session. the clock is ticking down to a bart strike. if they can't get a deal done - the bay area commute in about a week. both bart and a-c transit workers aren't backing down from their demands. the workers came together in oakland saturday afternoon, wearing red tee- shirts in an act of unity as both their contracts are due to expire on june 30th. union members passed out flyers in hopes that the public understands their position and their goal to avert a strike. >>if it should come to a gridlock in the bay area and that all of us including our members and including myself are inconvenienced please everything to prevent it. >> what's good for the drivers is good for the riders. >> whether the riding public sees it that way remains to worker and management talks will resume tomorrow to see agreement before time runs out. >>

"bay area pays that" >> the average pay rate that the best bart worke start at is $73,000. >> the bart employees receive a very generous pay a pension plan that they don't pay into that the company provides. >> state employees' pay into their pensions but barred in please do not pay into their pension plans print >> for their health care plan of bart employees only play $92 per month no matter how many people are covered. bart employees say another concern is safety as they and the homeless on a daily bart says it is willing work with employees about their safety concerns but as of standstill and are set to resume tomorrow.

during the last bart strike in september of 1997, the nine counties in the bay area had a population of about six and half million people. at the time, bart had a daily weekday rider ship of about 260-thousand passengers. during the strike, bus and ferry systems were overwhelmed and traffic jams, especially on the bay bridge, lasted for hours. the strike lasted six days before bart managers and the unions reached a labor agreement. bart is now close to having another strike, and since the last one, the bay area's population has grown to more than seven- million people. if bart workers go on strike again, officials beleive the impact on traffic and the other transit agencies could be bigger than it was 16 years ago. >>the nascar sprint cup series roars through the sonoma valley today.marking it's 25th consecutive year. he toyota/save mart 350 race features nascar's best drivers as they battle out

that's where we fin kron 4's mike pelton.right in the center of the action. good morning mike. >> my digits the dow patrick?.do people have umbrellt the race today my question mark. >> the race is set to begin around 12:00 all of nascar's big stars are here including bill korn hardin jr. appeared >dale earnhardt jr.. >> back in these garages the

mechanics are working spending hours on each car. >> this is where the way the cars make sure all the dimensions are in order and make sure that no one is trying to pull a fast one on the competition. >> there is a lot of effort that goes into preparing for a nascar race. >> thousands of fan are remaking their way here to the race way even though the race does not start until 12:00 p.m. today. >> some of the highly touted

food here is deep fried oreos. so if you are coming here bring your nascar sure believe your knife at home there is plenty of fattening food here for all. >> mike is the nascar race sold out?. >> we will have plenty of video and yes the nascar race is sold out. >>coming up on kron 4 news weekend we will be back after the break here on kron 4 news we ♪

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a florida judge issued a key ruling saturday ahead of george zimmerman's murder trial - just two days away. zimmerman is charged with murder in the death of trayvon martin, a 17 year old florida resident. cristina mutchler details

this latest development, which could bring big changes for both sides in this highly anticipated trial. a huge decision just days before the start of george zimmerman's murder trial. " so you think he's yelling 'help'? yes. all right.what is your." a florida judge ruled saturday two experts' opinions of that 911 call - recorded the night zimmerman killed trayvon martin - will *not be allowed at the trial. it's a victory for the defense team, which argued the quality is not good enough to determine who is heard yelling in the background. audio analysts alan reich and tom owen were two of the prosecution's witnesses. >>"the screams don't match at all. so that's what tells me that, ok, it's not george zimmerman, of the screams that i present." but the audio can still be played at the trial. witnesses familiar with martin's and zimmerman's

voices - including their families - could be called to testify. >>"zimmerman: he's got something in his hands. i don't know what his deal is. these a* * * they always get away. >> dispatcher: are you following him? zimmerman: yep" >> it is not ok for vigilantes' to kill our kids and get away with that trade on martin's father states. >> six women are set to decide whether zimmerman acted in self-defense that night, as he claims, or if he is a murderer. tracy martin says he wants justice for his son's death. >>"it's not ok for and get away with it." with the trial starting monday, another major question - will zimmerman will take the stand and testify in his own defense? cristina mutchler kron4 news. the jury in the zimmerman murder trial is beginning

its sequestered life. sequestration started this weekend, with attorneys set to make opening statements tomorrow. t-v news channels will be inaccessible and landline telephones likely will be removed from the hotel rooms the jurors will be staying at. and they'll do almost everything as a group. deputies will keep jurors' cellphones and give them back once a day for calls to loved ones and friends. the trial is expected to receive extensive media coverage, and the judge and attorneys don't want jurors exposed to it. >> will have more news on the kron4 weekend news addition, we come back.

a wildfire in southwestern colorado has now grown to nearly 100 square miles. fire officials said last night that they are still optimistic they can protect the town of south fork. the fire's rapid advance prompted the evacuation of an estimated that one- thousand to 15-hundred people on friday. fire crews say it could be allowed back into their homes, cabins and r- v despite everything, had been lost and the fire was still about five miles from the

town. firefighters are close to containing a wildfire that has burned about three square miles near yosemite national park. the california department of forestry and fire protection said saturday. that the fire near mariposa is 90 percent contained. the fire was sparked on june 16th by an unattended extinguished. 800 homes were evacuated earlier in the week before officials allowed all residents back on thursday. it took a total of 672 blaze. let's take a quick look outside this morning. meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. we are waking up to fall by and plenty of low clouds this morning. >> temperatures we're sitting and the low 60s here in san francisco's.

>> low 60s and livermore and santa rosa. >> much cooler today compared to yesterday's. >> mid to upper seventies in the south bay. >> mid-60's for half moon bay. >> 73 degrees high for santa rosa and nevada. mid-70s for napa appeared to alig >> us to the look at satellite and the radar images northern california is already deal with arraigned. >rain

tomorrow will be heavy widespread rain throughout the area. the lin >> the rain will continue to mar and tuesday and starts to dry up on wednesday. >> back to terisa >>emergency crews rushed to the flaming wreck of a stunt air show in ohio yesterday. a stunt woman was on the crashed -- she and the pilot were killed instantly. no spectators were injured. witnesses say the plane looked like it was flying too low when its wing clipped the ground. causing the plane to roll suddenly

before crashing in a ball of flames. the national transportation investigating the cause of the crash. >> the pilot of plane is being credited for steering clear of spectators before the aircraft tragically tilted and crashed. the boston marathon bombing memorial that sprang up at the site of the terror attack is being removed. city officials say the articles are being taken from copley square and will be preserved in the city archive.

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a fire is under investigation in san jose as one person is sent to the hospitial. around 7-40 yesterday evening. home on the 39-hundred block of lakeridge lane. the injured person was taken to a local hospital for treatment. their condition is unknown at this time. the cause of the fire is still being reviewed. a battalion chief says it was a very busy day for the san jose fire department. he adds -- crews were sent to multiple fires in the afternoon.

this was the scene of another fire in san jose. a series of propane explosions from a homeless encampment near the los lagos golf course started the fire that burned about eight to ten acres yesterday. the fire was first reported at four-thirty. fire officials battled the fire for several hours.they say dry grass and high winds caused the fire to spread quickly. fire crews say they had difficulty accesing the homeless encampment due to the number of large trees >> that were on fire. fire crews brought in a helicopter and were able to control the blaze. r

let's take a quick look outside this morning. let's check in with meteorologist ?? for your first forecast. >> we are expecting rain over the next few days starting today and the north bay. >> temperatures not too chilly out there mainly low 60s. >> carli 62 degrees in santa rosa. >> 64 degrees in san jose right now. >> much cooler temperatures this afternoon with the chance of showers. you are >> upper 70's in the east

bay. >> mid '70s for sunnyvale. >> upper 60s expected for downtown san francisco today. >> to reach a bacteriaoakland ie third most dangerous city in the nation. that's based on the the f-b- i's preliminary annual uniform crime report. kron four's philippe djegal break down the numbers. >>from 20-11 to 20-12, the f-b-i says the city of oakland saw a significant spike in violent crimes. which includes murder, manslaughter, forcible rape, robberies and aggrevated assault. the company, 24-seven wall street, has compiled a list of the top ten most dangerous cities, based on and, behind flint and detroit michigan. oakland ranks third.

in 20-12. close to 400-thousand people lived in the city of oakland. and, per every 100-thousand residents. there were 1,993 violent crimes. including 1,086 robberies. which is the most of any city nationwide. that's also a jump from the 851 robberies per every 100-thousand people the year before. there were also 6,594 property crimes per every 100-thousand people. compared to 5,288 in 20-11. that includes burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson. the cities new interim police chief sean whent has said decreasing the number of property crimes is a main priority. from year to year, the the murder rate skyrocketed. 104 people were murdered in 20-11 compared to 126 last year. an, increase of 22. but oakland wasn't the only california city to make the

list of top ten most dangerous cities in the country. stockton ranks sixth. in the newsroom, philippe djegal, kron four news. the family of a missing teenager, who recently suffered a traumatic brain injury said doctors warned he could die if he is not found soon. sean sidi has been missing since may 21st and was last seen at his former high school in san francisco. his family is hoping the doctor's opinion issued this week, will help change sidi's status with police to "medically disabled." family members say changing his status would raise the with police. friends and family are holding an information vigil today at two p-m at stanyan and page streets in san francisco. nearly 17-hours after plunging into the water,

crews removed a minivan with a body inside from the murky in san francisco. police say the van drove over the curb into the bay around five friday night. crews were unable to save the woman inside - they deemed conditions too rough for a recovery, and waited saturday morning after freeing the van from the bottom of the muddy water, crews removed the woman's body. the medical examiner's office are working to identify the victim. police have not determined what caused the victim to plunged into the water. new research shows nearly a will be back after the break here on kron 4 hehe j just said.

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the islamist governor of egypt's ancient city of luxor has resigned. adel el- kayat was named

governor by egyptian president mohammed morsi. he is also a member of a radical group that attacked and killed tourists at one of luxor's temples in 1997. in a news conference this morning, el-kayat says he is resigning to prevent bloodshed. his supporters have recently been fighting with opponents outside government offices in luxor. the pollution levels in singapore have slightly dropped. this comes just after all- friday. government officials handed out free masks after stores sold out of them. some people have started venturing back into the streets. the haze was blamed on plantation fires in nearby indonesia. although the levels have decreased, officials say the smoke could make a strong comeback. john kerry arrived in new delhi this morning for his first visit to india as secretary of state. he's there to urge the quickly-growing nation to limit air pollution that change.

he's also going to discuss restrictions that india has placed on u-s companies. new delhi is kerry's second stop on a two-week tour of mideast and asia. this is kerry yesterday in the country of ka-tar. he was there speaking with officials about approaches to helping rebel fighters in syria. former england football captain david beckham has been exciting soccer fans this weekend in china. beckham recently began a new role as an ambassador to the nation's soccer league. yesterday he watched his first kids' game in eastern china at the dragon sports center. during the half time break, beckham even participated in a short match with a team of teenagers. after the eight-minute game, he thanked the 32,000 fans who cheered and screamed the whole time since he entered the stadium. he had really been looking forward to watching the game during his three-day

visit to the country. >> david beckham speaking. >> "i just wanna experience the whole 90 minutes and what league is up to that, because obviously i have been in different countries around the world, and i've seen different teams play. so to experience that as special." >> beckham's arrival in the country on thursday caused a stampede of fans that left seven people with injuries. let's take a quick look outside this morning. will be back after the break on ♪

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francisco. >> mix '60s in san jose. >> 62 degrees for santa rosa. >> o we up their seventies in antioch and livermore today. >> mid-60's for half moon bay. >> 73 degrees ford novado and santa rosa appeared >> a persistent expected for downtown san francisco. >> upper 60s expectant for downtown san francisco. >> into the overnight hours to will be light rain starting a 5:00 a.m. more

widespread rain with the up commute in the morning of a downpour. >> the rain will continue into tuesday. >> temperatures will start to warm up and dry conditions as you wrap up the work week next week. >> that you terisa. >> now we have an interview brian michael jenkins, about terrorism. >> domestically is the

united states on top of things when it comes to terrorist attacks? appeared >> we have degraded the operational capabilities of out caifa. >> we cannot prevent every single terrorist plot. >> however authorities have detected an aborted 38 terrorist attacks assess 911. >> off and an why you say to americans

right now as we're into this summer months that americans are traveling will you say to them about traveling overseas should they feel safe? >> the average american has about 01 and 10,000 chance of being killed in the automobile accident or an ordinary homicide as they do compared to being killed by a terrorist. >> that being said you have a greater chance been killed in a car accident that you do buy any

terrorist attack domestically or internationally. >> i have a new book out called when armies and divide. >> at that at the greatest care and i

see right now that vegas peoplwouldn't cautious. the avaipeople with weapons with guns. >> thank you for joining us will be back with more news on kron 4 news we can back after the break.

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