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protesters for a fourth straight day following the acquittal of george zimmerman. this time authorities were prepared for violent crowds. and a large group of people gathered on the steps at san francisco's city hall to make their voices heard. unlike recent protests, they preached for peace. good morning i'm anny hong thank you for waking up with us this wednesday july 17th. and i'm james fletcher. police we're on high alert as protesters took to the streets for a fourth straight night following the acquittal of george zimmerman. in oakland, police outnumbered the protesters after falling under scrutiny for being unprepared following saturdays verdict. police handed out tickets and made one arrest, a much different scene from monday nights rallies. dozens of officers were stationed at oakland's city hall in full riot gear.

crews were ready to step in when a small group of protestors confronted police. >>james: a toddler in oakland is still missing. and her family says more needs to be done to find her. daphne webb's father says she was kidnapped from his car which was parked outside an east oakland convenient store one week ago. there have been searches for the little girl and new information about her parents. kron 4's terisa estacio talked to daphne's family today.

>>terisa:surrounded by family and friends holding signs and pictures of the reported kidnapped toddler, daphne webb, her grandfather spoke about the agony they are suffering. >>sot/tc: these past few days worst nightmare, anxious times. we just want her home. but while the family elaborated on their efforts to find daphne by organizing searches putting together a web site and holding a vigil on wednesday night. there are still many unanswered questions surrouding the disappearance of the little why girl. such as when was she last seen. mark klass,whose daughter

was kidnapped and killed years ago is helping along with his foundation. he implored the public to come forward if they knew anything about daphne. >>sot/tc: we are askign if you have seen her or she with her father. john webb shown here was arrested then released on child endangerment following his report she was kidnapped. daphne lives with her parents in this oakland hills apartment. but neighbors say they haven't seen the child in weeks. in addition, this is daphene's mother kiana webb. she did not speak at the news conference. and it is unclear when she last saw her daughter. kron four news has learned through court documents, that kiana was restricted from being within a hundred yards from her daughter because of a drug conviction. kevin davis critized reports about his daughter and son in laws past claiming it takes the focus away from finding his granddaughter. >>sot/tc: as you can see,

daphne large family we are tyring all we can to bring her home.

>>erica: good morning. we have made it to the middle

of the workweek. we are waking up to clouds, we will clear a lot of sore which will make its way for sunshine, warm temperatures and we'll even see some upper 80s today. into tomorrow minimal falk even warmer weather and we will continue with that major warming trend as we transition into the weekend. with like or already seen sunshine out of the delta. putting the clock into motion, take a look at lunchtime. for yesterday, we were still contending with all that blanketing around the bay area for unfortunately today looks like we're conditions clear of the north bay focusing on today's afternoon highs you will definitely noticed a spike in temperatures with a

low 80s today in san jose and upper 80s for the altman valley mainly sunny skies and light winds for fairfield. concord with a high of 86 degrees. temperatures and below 74 castro valley and hayward. downtown san francisco also checking in at 66 degrees and low eighties for napa up. your 7 day around the bay forecast marks today as just the first initial day of the warming trend. it will be in the '90s as we head into tomorrow. saturday is shaping of to be the warmest day of the week so high pressure building in. . expect temperatures to be just a bit cooler as we reach sunday. morning clouds, afternoon sunshine. more on your forecast current up and just a moment. let's take a look at traffic around the bay area. for those of you

having to the san mateo bridge, no problems coming out of the nimitz freeway. turning our attention to the peninsula, about grain on the roadways centers with no problem for crosstown freeways. for those of you using the sure freeway the drive times for hercules to berkeley is just 12 minutes. lifeline more than 2-thousand

new this morning. in india, at least 20- children have died and more are sick after eating free meals at a primary school. a state official says another 27- children and the school cook have been hospitalized. 10- of them are in serious condition. the children range from age 8 to 11. a preliminary investigation suggests the food had traces of an insecticide that was not washed off before it was served. >>anny:egypt's interim leader swears in a cabinet that includes three women and two christians but no islamists.

the military-backed administration moves swiftly to formalize the new political order and present a more liberal face at odds with the deposed president's supporters. the changes take place at a time of deep polarization and violence, including new clashes that killed seven islamist protesters two weeks after mohammed morsi's russian president vladimir putin says n-s-a leaker edward snowden has been warned against taking any actions that would damage relations between moscow and washington. snowden applied for

temporary asylum in russia, three weeks after arriving at one of moscow's international airports from hong kong. granting snowden asylum would add new tensions to u-s - russian relations criticism. key administration people will appear before the house judiciary committee today to answer another round of questions about the government's surveillance of americans' phone records. the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for over a decade will appear in court this morning.

miscarry. today, house republicans in washington are taking another run at scrapping president obama's key provision of his health care law. the house has scheduled votes to delay the law's individual and employer mandates. it will be the 38th time the g-o-p majority has tried to eliminate, defund or scale back the program since 2011. however, the measure is going nowhere in the

democratic-controlled senate. earlier this month, the administration announced a one year delay requiring large businesses to provide health care coverage for their workers or pay a penalty. nineteen organizations ranging from a church to gun rights groups have filed security agency to challenge the mass collection of their telephone records. the groups contend the data collection violates the constitutional first

amendment right of association because it could inhibit their members from

>>erica: thanks for waking up or staying up with kron4 morning news. the time right now is 425. we are off to a much milder start this morning with '60s, early in san jose. downtown san francisco coming in at 59 degrees. we do have fairly strong winds along the delta but as we take a look at what on top for the next several days, you will desponding the forecast but clouds will not hang around that will give the opportunity for the sunshine will be told what

to expect that 7 day around the bay coming up and just a couple of minutes. >>anny: uponaugusts issue of rolling a flash mob shows up to give their support to a teenager fighting leukemia. cnn's andrew kiekow reports 16-year-old seth lange received the visit ahead of bone marrow transplant surgery. at 830 the flash a mob took over. 16 year-old could hear the singing from his hospital bed. when he walked to his window, he realized it was all for him. seth has been fighting leukemia for two years. on tuesday he will have a bone marrow transplant. >> it has been an emotional roller coaster since they

won by just to see the support out here tonight is amazing. >> as/mod was organized through facebook by this guy. --up/oakland police are on high >> as it moves forward, it is helping remind children with cancer, they are not alone. >> we will be back at with more headlines than just a minute. our walnut creek camera showing a pretty nice ride 0680. in nearby pleasant and 60 degrees. looking for a daytime high of 87. we will be right

back.

>>anny: and here's a live look at the bay bridge. it looks like we're starting to see a little bit of traffic but still looks easy going. here's a look at your forecast with erica. >>erica: with the good news is the clouds are as low this morning so no problems with visibility. and although the clouds are fairly widespread, they will not linger on so expect sunshine much earlier and expect warmer weather. fog will clear a lot faster we

are dealing with more of a compressed marine layer. here's a look at afternoon highs later for the east bay. 90 degrees today. turning our attention to the east bay shoreline, you notice about and temperatures. it's going to be a gorgeous day. downtown san francisco and the mid- 60s to that. los 70's for those of you san mateo and as we head to the north bay, heading up to wine country at 82 degrees and upper 80 slated for fairfield. in 7 day around the bay forecast marks today as the beginning of the warming trend. saturday

looking to be the normal state of the week with temperatures still above the orestes' about average. i have more on your forecast coming up in just a couple of minutes. meantime, taking a look at traffic around the bay area. >>james:

oakland police are on high alert following the fourth straight night of protestors over the verdict in the george zimmerman trial. a city council meeting was held earlier in the night, and neighbors talked about their concerns following tuesday night's violent protest. they said they do not feel their city is prepared for what *could happen if the violent protests continue. paul figueroa from the oakland police department says officers were prepared with a contigency plan when the verdict came down on saturday. he says police presence has been growing each day, but it is sometimes difficult to control the crowds.

police are asking anyone with videos or photos that can help find more suspects from the attacks on tuesday evening to call the oakland police department. while protesters stayed fairly peaceful last night, a good deal of damage was already done in oakland when more than 250 people took to the streets on monday night. a program called "youth radio" which involves students with media in the downtown area got caught in the violence monday night.

the program director said it was a lesson for his students.

>> we were hard at work covering the trade john martin verdict and also preparing for the first-ever summer session. went home after that long they got called saying that our windows have been broken. it came down with three other staff. three of our very large windows had been bashed in. the lesson that we're taking is to just be a professional, move forward do we need to do in terms of moving forward with our story with is thethe damage to youth radio's that's our take away to keep movin gforward. windows is estimated at more vandals also damaged an oakland restaurant during the violent protests monday night.

>>james: "flora" on 19th and telegraph had their windows shattered, walls spray painted and one of their employees was attacked. this is a picture of the employee after the attack. he was standing outside trying to protect the restaurant from further damage when a protestor hit him on the head with a hammer. he was blooded and bruised and was sent to the emergency room to be treated for his injuries.

restaurant owners say he is doing ok, and will take a few days off before four jurors from the trial of george zimmerman release a statement to distance themselves from another's comments. juror b-37 gave c-n-n an exclusive interview, explaining why she believed zimmerman was not guilty of murder or of manslaughter. now, andrew spencer reports other jurors say her opinions do not reflect theirs. r protesters across the country have held demonstrations, addressing the role they believe race played in trayvon martin's death. .but juror b-37 doesn't think race had anything to do with it. "just because he was black, and george was spanish or puerto rican.i don't think it had anything to do with this trial." since her exclusive

interview with c-n-n's anderson cooper, four other jurors have come forward -- not to speak, but to once again ask for privacy. their statement read, in part: "we. understand there is a great deal of interest in this case. but we ask you to remember we are not public officials and we did not invite this type of attention in our lives. we also wish to point out that the opinions of b-37 expressed on the anderson cooper show were her own and not in any way representative of the jurors listed below." at times, juror b-37 says she thought there would be a hung jury.because one of the other jurors said she had a family issue and wanted to leave.

".and we convinced them, 'no, you can't leave. you can't do this. we have been in this too long to walk out now.'" the statement from four jurors calls their experience highly emotional announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. or choose $300 in free gifts with sleep train's most popular tempur-pedic mattresses. you can even choose 48 months interest-free financing on the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

>>james: watching wall street this morning, there are more earnings reports ahead today, but those out yesterday did little to impress investors on wall street. futures trading right now shows all three indexes in the negative. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 32 points. the nasdaq fell nine

points. and the s-and-p lost four opening bell is at 6:30. senators at white house to discuss student loans washington - president barack obama has met with a bipartisan group of senators at the white house to discuss reducing interest rates on student loans. interest rates on new subsidized stafford student loans doubled to 6.8 percent on july 1 because congress didn't avert the hike. less than stellar second quarter results for yahoo as sales come in just short of analyst expectations.

while earnings for the sunnyvale-based internet company climbed 46 percent, revenue fell 7 percent from last year. this highlights a recurring problem for yahoo despite other signs of progress under marissa mayer's leadership.

>>anny: welcome back. here is erica with you complete forecast. >>erica: we are starting off with temperatures on the mild side. downtown san francisco at 59 degrees. we're dealing with a more compressed marine layer. we will see earlier sunshine and that's well allow temperatures to rise. as we put the clock into motion, by lunchtime, say hello to the sunshine. that includes concord, livermore, san jose at most locations north of the golden gate bridge.

it will be warmer afternoon with temperatures actually reaching upper 80s. san francisco today with a high of 66 degrees. santa rosa today at 777 day around the bay forecast marks just today as the beginning of the warming trend. by thursday, temperatures are in the low 90s. we will see a spike in numbers around saturday with mid-90s and land. gradually cooler expect morning fog, afternoon sunshine we will have more on your forecast coming up in just a few moments. meantime let's get you out the door. if you're heading out to workers school, here's a live look from the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems using

that nimitz approach that we are seen smoke selling if you're using fasttrack. southbound 101 the very easy ride as you work your way i of the county. for those of you taking public transit instead, i just checked real. >>james: a toddler in oakland is still missing and her family is saying more needs to be done to find her.

daphne webb's family talked to reporters yesterday. they held pictures of the little girl who went missing last wednesday. her family says she was taken from her father's s- u-v while he was inside a convenient store in oakland. missing children's advocate mark klass was there.he's asking the public to come forward with any information. daphne's father john webb - was arrested then released on child endangerment

charges. daphne lived with her family in an oakland hills apartment. but neighbors say they haven't seen her in weeks. kron4 has learned that her mother - kiana webb - was restricted from being within a hundred yards from her daughter because of a drug conviction. the family has set up for a website - and a vigil is set pg-and-e could pay the largest fine in the history of the state's public utilities commission -- for the deadly 2010 gas pipeline blast.

the p-u-c is calling on pg&e to pay at least 300- million in fines. it's part of a proposed penalty of more than 2- billion dollars. it's being recommended that most of the fine be used to improve the safety of pipelines. the blast in san bruno killed eight people and

destroyed 38 homes back in 2010. san francisco supervisors are now making it permanent to charge out of town visitors seven dollars for admission to the botanical garden inside golden gate park. and >>james: american league pitchers shut down the best of the national league to win baseball's midsummer classic. the 3-0 ends the national league's three-game winning streak and means the american league will have home-field advantage during the world series.

ten american league pitchers held national league batters to three hits and combined on the shutout.

>>erica: the morning. a mild

start your morning. clouds will make a comeback today but later on tonight. i will have full details on what to expect my 515 reports. the time on the clock is 5:00 a look at the traffic now with george. >>george: this is southbound interstate 680 and highway 24 were the chp has just reported an accident with no slowing and yet as you can see. also it would commute scheck showing your ride around the bay from the bay bridge toll plaza where conditions are very light right now. no delays or backups. like conditions even for interstate 584 route for the not guilty

verdict of >>james: police in the east bay are on high alert as protesters took to the streets for a fourth straight night following the acquittal of george zimmerman. >>mark: in oakland, police made sure they outnumbered protesters. this, after the department fell under scrutiny for being unprepared following saturdays verdict. police handed out tickets and made one arrest, a much different scene from monday a city council meeting was held earlier in the night, and neighbors talked about their concerns following tuesday night's violent protest. they said they do not feel their city is prepared for what *could happen if the violent protests continue. paul figueroa from the

oakland police department says officers were prepared with a contigency plan when the verdict came down on saturday. he says police presence has been growing each day, but it is sometimes difficult to control the crowds. police are asking anyone with videos or photos that can help find more suspects from the attacks on tuesday evening to call the oakland police department. vandals also damaged an oakland restaurant during the violent protests monday night. >>darya:"flora" on 19th and telegraph had their windows shattered, walls spray painted and one of their employees was attacked. this is a picture of the employee after the attack. he was standing outside

trying to protect the restaurant from further damage when a protestor hit him on the head with a hammer. he was blooded and bruised and was sent to the emergency room to be treated for his injuries. restaurant owners say he is doing ok, and will take a few days off before returning to work. protests also took place in san francisco. >>james: the n-double-a-c-p held a rally at city hall to protest of the acquittal of george zimmerman. their was anger from the group about the accquittal and they vow to bring zimmerman to justice. but also their was a message of peace from the rally. protests also took place in san francisco. the n-double-a-c-p held a the rally was not only calling for justice for

zimmerman, the naacp also wanted to call for unity and brotherhood in the community. >>mark: four jurors from the trial of george zimmerman release a statement to distance themselves from another's comments. juror "b-37" gave c-n-n an exclusive interview, explaining why she believed zimmerman was not guilty of murder or of manslaughter. now, other jurors say her opinions do not reflect theirs. their statement read, in part: "we. understand there is a great deal of interest in this case. but we ask you to remember we are not public officials and we did not invite this type of attention in our lives." we also wish to point out that the opinions of b-37 expressed on the anderson cooper show were her own and not in any way representative of the jurors." end quote a sixth juror, b-29, remains silent. her thoughts -- and the identities of these six women may always be a mystery. officials say the four

south korean pilots of an asiana plane crash are being treated for psychological trauma and injuries caused by the incident. land, infrastructure and transport ministry officials said today that the pilots have been hospitalized in south korea following medical checkups after weekend. the pilots underwent questioning by a u-s and south korean joint investigation team. and while in the u-s south korean officials plan to conduct separate interviews with them. a woman and her 8-year-old son, injured in the crash- landing of asiana flight 214, are suing the airline over the accident. the lawsuit, filed on monday in federal court, accuses the airline of

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>>james: fairfield police says three people were shot during what is believed to be a drug deal late monday night. the shootings happened around 11 p-m on pennsylvania avenue near illinois street. one of the shooting victims was shot four times.

and the other two shooting victims suffered a gunshot wound, one in the shoulder all three victims are >>darya:police say they found a loaded assault rifle with an extended magazine and a large quantity of methamphetamine at the shooting area. the shooting suspects are

still on the loose. a state report says a lion shot dead in march by deputies after it mauled a volunteer at a california wildlife park was in perfect health. the california animal health and food safety laboratory said in the report that extensive testing shows the male african lion, known as "cous cous" did not have rabies. had he tested positive, it might have explained why the young lion attacked 24-year- old dianna hanson. hanson was cleaning the lion's cage at "cat haven" east of fresno, when she was attacked and killed. we will be right back. announcer: announcer: you're on the right track to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose to save hundreds

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>>mark: welcome back. more than 2-thousand firefighters are battling a fast moving wildfire in southern california. here you can see the flames and thick billowing smoke. at least 19- structures have been destroyed and dozens of homes and an animal sanctuary have been

evacuated. the wildfire started monday square miles. the fire is only 10- percent contained. still under investigation. >>erica: we are dealing with a more compressed marie later today. wide spread cloud cover. but nothing like it did yesterday. it will appeal back sometime by lunch time. because we're going to see early clearing the sun will have the opportunity to warm things up. here's a look at fault tracker for into the 9:00 hour, still fairly cloudy and take a look at the delta. looking like it's starting to peel back with sunday skies. by lunchtime,

nothing but sunshine. although we will see partly cloudy conditions along very deep sure if. i do want to break down today's afternoon highs. 70's for the east bay's shoreline with very warm conditions. it is going to be a beautiful day in the south bay. take a look at these numbers. and to the north a week ago. low eighties for wine country, fairfield at 87 degrees parade of 70's for those of you in a bottle. your kron

47 day around the bay shows we are going to change things around. today marks the first day of the warming trend. saturday, expect it to be the warmest day of the week with mid-90s and when the upper seventies around the bay and the '60s around the coast. >>darya: >>george: walnut creek southbound there are now two accidents out here 31 north main street and the other just before i went 24. one of them blocked the right lane and the other block to the left-hand lane and we're actually starting to see some back the beginning to form and the southbound direction leading into the walnut creek interchange. even though it to this early, that is a very heavily traveled corridor. this hot spot could snag of the right, not concord, martinez for 68242 southbound. for your ride on

the highway 80 leading to the bay bridge. 11 minutes is the drive time. >>mark: watching wall street this morning, there are more earnings reports ahead today, but those out yesterday did little to impress investors on wall street. futures trading right now shows all three indexes in the negative.

here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow fell 32 points. and the s-and-p lost four points. opening bell is at 6:30. yahoo's second-quarter results aren't giving marissa mayer a lot to celebrate as she completes her first year running the internet company. the numbers released tuesday show yahoo inc.'s earnings climbed 46 percent, thanks to a major boost from an investment in chinese internet company alibaba. but yahoo's revenue fell 7 percent from last year, highlighting a recurring of progress under mayer's leadership. difficulties selling more digital advertising as marketers increase their

inc. and facebook inc. yahoo earned $331 million, or 30 cents per share in the mahal three months ending in june. revenue totaled $1.14 billion. a bipartisan group of senators met yesterday evening with president barack obama and vice president joe biden for the latest talks to lower sniffing interest rates on student loans. interest rates on new subsidized stafford student is loans doubled to 6- point8 percent on july first because congress didn't avert the hike. lawmakers are now trying to find a compromise that would restore lower rates without adding to the nation's deficit.

aha penalty. >>mark: new this morning. in india, at least 20- children have died after eating free meals at a primary school. another 27- children and the school cook have been hospitalized. 10- of them are in serious condition. the children's ages range from 8 to 11-years-old. a preliminary investigation suggests the food had traces of an insecticide that was not washed off before it was served. the captain responsible for the 20-12 shipwreck of the cruise liner costa concordia is trying for a plea bargain deal. this is video of the ship italian coast.

abandoning ship. >>darya:south africans are preparing to celebrate the 95th birthday of nelson mandela tomorrow. the former president remains critically ill in a hospital. the nelson mandela center of memory has asked people to volunteer 67-minutes to charity. this is in honor of what they say are 67-years that mandela served his community. hawksthe united nations is also recognizing the anti- apartheid leaders birthday by planning events around the world. mandela was admitted to a pretoria hospital on june 8th for a recurring lung infection. look at 'em.

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>>darya:san francisco board of supervisors unanimously approved the city's 7- point-9 billion dollar budget for the next two fiscal years. the budget restores $4 million in federal cuts to h-i-v prevention, programming, and health services.

it closes an estimated one- hundred-24 million dollar deficit for the next fiscal year. the budget will be given final approval at the boards meeting next week, and then be signed into law by mayor ed lee. san francisco supervisors voted to make a permanent fee for non-city residents visiting the botanical garden in golden gate park. it will now cost you seven dollars to get into the gardens. bocaanyone who enters the garden between 7:30 and 9:30 in the school groups and members of the san francisco botanical garden society will also be exempt from the fee. the garden features more than eight-thousand types

of plants-- including many rare and endangered ones. traveling to or from the bay area into ra little easier. allegiant air is announcing plane for a new non-stop flight between oakland and reno. the airline says flights will begin on august 30th and operate twice a week between oakland

international and reno- tahoe international airport. the company says the initial fare will be 40- dollars for a one way flight. [ female announcer ] ] it's a mountain grown mornig g with folgers lively colombia. welcoming the sunrise with h a taste of vanilla bisco. whether it's one cup up or a full carafe, turn any day gourmet with folgers gourmet selections. 40-million-dollar settlement after it was accused of deceiving consumers with false promises, saying the shoes would help people lose weight and strengthen muscles. skechers recruited

celebrities like kim kardashian to promote the shoes. police in the east bay are >>erica: the warming trend officially starts today. your 7 day around the bay forecast will come up at 545

but at 5 thirty here is a look at your morning commute with george. >>george: still a potential hot spot with two accidents on walnut creek. >>mark: the officer was taken to the hospital. still active investigation. we will get a live report from the scene coming up. >>darya: kron4's will tran is alive and oakland with an update on that. >>will: good morning. it has been close since 3:00 yesterday afternoon when a

co-worker died on this thing. and out of respect for her that is when they close down. they will find out and about 30 minutes whether or not to reopen. if hanson decides to close down the other places will continue to honor that. meantime, you can see behind me, all of the truck drivers who never got the word about this and that is why they are showing up in these long lines here. they are showing up thinking they will be able to pick up their load because if they don't, they'll get paid but in assets, the court told me we're not getting paid by honoring this person as well. this is something they have done in the past three or someone else has died, they have done the same thing. if we don't get paid, they'll get paid and that's just the way it is.

>>james: police and the east bay are on high alert as protesters took to the streets for a fourth straight night following the acquittal of george zimmerman. in oakland, police made sure they outnumbered protesters. this, after the department fell under scrutiny for being unprepared following saturdays verdict. police handed out tickets and made one arrest, a much different scene from monday nights rallies. a city council meeting was

held last night, and neighbors talked about their concerns following tuesday night's violent protest. they said they do not feel their city is prepared for what *could happen if the violent protests continue. paul figueroa from the oakland police deptment says officers were prepared with a contigency plan when the verdict came down on saturday.

he says police presence has been growing each day, but it is sometimes difficult to control the crowds. police are asking anyone with videos or photos that can help find more suspects from the attacks on tuesday evening to call the oakland police department. while protesters stayed fairly peaceful last night, a good deal of damage was already done in oakland when more than 250 people

took to the streets on monday night. a program called "youth radio" which involves students with media in the downtown area got caught in the violence monday night. the program director said it was a lesson for his students. the damage to youth radio's windows is estimated at more that six thousand dollars. we are following a developing story out of oakland where the port of oakland will be closed today. this morning with an update, a toddler in oakland is still missing. and her family says more needs to be done to find her. daphne webb's father says she was kidnapped from his car which was parked outside an east oakland convenient store one week ago. the family has elaborated on their efforts to find daphne by organizing searches, putting together a web site and holding a vigil.

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>> welcome back the time is 5:40 a.m.. the august issue of rolling stone magazine has not been released yet but it is already causing social media backlash. the issue will feature the surviving boston common suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the cover shows a photo he took of himself. the store promises to deliver an account of " how a charming kid with a bright future became a monster. " people have come on twitter and facebook called it a glamorization of tsarnaev.

however, this is not the first time for rolling stone. the magazine featured a photo of serial killer charles manson on june 19, 1970 cover. >> heather katie woulwood, stated " rolling stone is about music! not the new, you want >> to go to time magazine, i will not be buying rolling stone any longer,. >> ana gutierrez, stated "

this is why stupid people to do what they do! let's make them all the center of attention. >> wes carter, stated i wonder how many people right now are thinking of how they can get on the cover of a magazine. what will they do to do it? some people do not care what happens to other people what so ever. as long as they " go out in style ". >> you can join the conversation on our kron 4 face book page.

>> the time is 5:44 a.m.. here is a look at the conditions outside the door. the visibility is good. the traffic is not good everywhere in fact, the timing of this walnut creek accident. >> it is bad enough now that there are two separate accidents on 680 south bound. this is between the two they have both the left and right side of the lanes blocked at different locations. the traffic is having to zigzag back and forth. it is backed up all away to maillot boulevard.

this is at least some good news. it is an early delayed for 680 south bond. some of the delay is that the vehicles, the tow trucks are having a hard time reaching the scene because of the back up. we are looking at delays on pleasant hill road. this is our only hot spot as far as the other bay area is enjoying a good traffic. >> we might not see an early activation of the metering lights. let's take a look at 92 were the commute is still smoldering westbound. it is set a 11 minute drive time to foster city. it is incident free across the span. >> the times by 40 6:00

a.m.. >> the clouds are not as low as it were yesterday but is still a great start to your work day. you can expect the marine layer to start to peel back as we head into the late morning afternoon. it will not be as cloudy and the temperatures will warm as we head into the afternoon. it will be warmer temperatures that will last into the weekend. right now if you are heading out the door we are off to a mild start. 56 degrees for antioch and fairfield. i do want to follow out your numbers to the afternoon. future cast 4, we saw a lot a blow to indicate 50s outside. it will be a very chilly day. that 80s will start to come and by 3:00 p.m. today. some of the far ellis spots are wants to get pretty close to 90 degrees.

it will be 60 degrees by 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> it will be 80s in the south bay and it will be very comparable to that. we are also seen 80s on the screen for fairfield and concord. 90 degrees for pittsburgh today. downtown san francisco will reach 66 degrees. 77 degrees will be are high in oakland. warmer weather will be for the next few days in fact, saturday will be the warmest of the week. mid nineties for the inland areas. we will continue with warmer than usual weather as we start the next work week. >> the time is 5 to 40 8:00 a.m.. pg&e could pay the largest fine in the industry of the state's public utilities commission for the deadly 2010 and gas

pipeline. the puc is calling on pg&e to pay at least $300 million in fines. this is part of the proposed penalty of more than $2 billion. it is being recommended that most of the fine be used to improve the safety of the pipelines. the blast assembled killed eight people and destroyed 38 homes. >> up to 900 street parking spaces in san francisco will be reserved for cars sharing vehicles as soon as january under a new two-year experiment that was approved by the man is supposed transportation agency. cars sharing is thriving in san francisco, and rising in popularity, so the city wants to accommodate that growth. >> 19 organizations ranging from a church to gun rights

groups have filed a suit against the national security agency to challenge the mass collection of their telephone records. the groups contend that the data collected violates the constitutional first amendment right. in addition to claiming a violation of the right of association, the lawsuit contends that the record's program violates the fourth admitted as well. the lawsuit is asking for court orders to prohibit them from using the records. >> russian president vladimir putin says the end as a leaker edward snowden has been warned against taking any actions that would damage relationships between moscow and washington. snowden applied for temporary asylum in

russia, three weeks after arriving at moscow's international airport for hong kong. granting him asylum would add new tensions to the united states-russian relations. kia administration officials will appear before the house judiciary committee today to answer a number of questions about the government's surveillance of americans phone records. >> the cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for over a decade will appear in court this morning. 53 year-old ariel castro is his arraignment of 977 different charges. on friday, a grand jury added nearly 650 additional charges against castro. those charges include kidnapping, rape, and aggravated murder. castro is accused of causing one of

the women to ms. carey. >> american league pitcher shut down the best of the national league and manager bruce bochy to win baseball's midsummer classic. the three to zero is the national league's three game winning streak and means that the american league will have home field advantage for the world series. 10 american league pitchers held national league batters to three hits and combined on of the shut out. the emotional highlight was off 43 year-old new york yankee closer mariano rivera, all-time leader with a 638 career saves, working a 1-2-3 eighth inning to cheer of the city is filled crowd. this was the ninth

shutout and the '84 games history of all-star game. >> oakland athletic yoenis cepsedes just crusted in the home run derby, they were offering $1 off field level, plaza the outfield, and plaza reserve seats to their next home game for every home run that he hit of 29, will he actually hit 32 home runs, so those are $34 tickets were selling for just $5. you guessed it, they are already sold out. the next phone that will be july 25th against the angels. >> we will be right back.

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>> welcome back the time is by 50 5:00 a.m.. here is a look at your forecast today. 60's will be at the coast that warming up as we head into thursday, friday, and saturday. we should get up to the mid-90s. >> ladies, adam levine is officially off the market. " the voice " to coach and more room on five frontman is breaking hearts all or around america. he proposed a girlfriend, behati prinsl

oo over the weekend. the couple is reportedly have broken up several months ago, but recently reunited. prinsloo who hailed from africa is a victoria's secret lingerie model. they reportedly began dating about a year ago, shortly after a living split from another model. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news police in oakland are taking extra measures to make sure that people in their cities they saved during these recent protests. these protests, demonstrations against the not guilty verdict of georgia zimmerman and now in their fourth day. >> statures are now paid up for their product line " shakeups. the reason for the

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in an early-morning shooting. we have a crew on the scene with the latest. >> we also have a live look at the port of oakland, it is still shut down now after a worker died yesterday. >> we are also watching the weather. and other chilly start your day, but a warm- up is coming. let's start this hour with the check of the forecast. >> below the golden gate bridge you will see gray skies. the good news is that the fog will clear a lot faster than yesterday. that means that the sun and will have the opportunity to warm things up. woman weather is on the way and this is the first official day of