good morning thanks for joining on this thursday july 18th. m eter. we have our own warmup to talk about. temperatures around the bay will begin to climb starting today. we begin the news this morning with an update out of the east bay. oakland police are promising business owners they will take action against protestors who vandalized store fronts this week over the george zimmerman verdict. yesterday the alameda county d-a's office filed charges against three of the nine people arrested monday night. in a news conference, interim police chief sean whent says the recent wave of violence is unacceptable. he says his department is stepping up its efforts to

hold demonstrators accountable. the chief also says he will increase the number of officers covering any future protest. mayor jean quan was with the chief at that news conference. she thanked the community for providing information that helped catch the people responsible for some of the vandalism. oakland police have released new video and photos of some of the vandals, in hopes the public can help in identifying them. you can see in this video a man on a bike kicking and denting a car. other photos show people trying to break the windows of businesses in the downtown area.

some people were also caught on camera spray painting slogans on the ground. if you know who any of these people are. oakland police would like to hear from you. family and friends are still holding out hope in finding a missing oakland toddler. a prayer vigil was held last night in oakland for the toddler who went missing a week ago. about 50 to 60 friends people attended the vigil. all who attended showed their support and prayers for her safe return.

cam/catherine* * there was a prayer vigil tonight in oakland for a toddler who was reported missing one week ago. her family says she was kidnapped last wednesday in east oakland. kron four's jeff bush was there and has the story. this vigil was attended by about 50 to 60 friends, family members and parishoners. they were all here to lend their support and their prayers for her quick return.

kevin davis daphne's grandfather we are a praying family. we are church going family. we are a famly that believes in god and jesus as our savior. and if nobody knows where she isgod knows. kevin davis. daphne's grandfather addressing the crowd of the concerned.telling them not to give up hope and asking for their prayers for little daphne webb. whoever has here or knows where she is, i don't care how many people it iswe want her back and we want her back right not. daphne's father and mother were at the vigil but stood conspicously apart the whole time. >> we are all very hopeful and we just want her to come home. i miss her terribly.

>> we just want daphne home. that's all i'm going to say, just like everybody else. daphne's father, john webb says the he and other family members are going to be back out again on thursday, handing out flyers and trying to find out what happened to little daphne webb. i'm jeff bush in oakland, kron four news. daphne's father, john webb says the he and other family members are going to be back out again today, handing out flyers and trying to find out what happened to little daphne webb. the deadline for bart and its unions to reach a contract deal is quickly approaching. the two sides are still worlds apart, and your commute could be impacted once again on august 4th. haskron 4's scott rates talked to both sides and tells us who's prepared to stay on strike for a long time.

>>darya: if a buyer does decide to hire replacement employees in the event of a strike that could put them through the 15 week safety class but due to current stipulations on the contracts, they cannot do that until a to officially went on strike. i can tell you both parties will be back at the negotiation table friday at 10:00 in the morning. reporting in oakland, scott rates, kron4 news. >>james:groundbreaking internet series and movie actors could win big at this year's emmy awards. they are expected to include two netflix shows, "house of cards" and "arrested development". also, big screen movie actors michael douglas and matt damon for the liberace bio-pic "behind the candelabra". the nominations will be

announced at about 5-40 this morning in l-a, we will bring that to you live when it happens. coming up on the kron four morning news. we will return with more have wanted just a minute.

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>>james: we are back at 414 with high temperatures and steamy conditionswith hot temperatures and steamy conditions in many parts of the country, many people are turning to their smartphone to help them beat the heat. from finding a place to swim to making sure you stay hydrated, karin caifa has apps to help beat the heat. >> if a beating the heat and of time at the pool or on the beach and apps can get information on uv conditions and just how long did say fears again. it alerts you when it is time to go inside or cover up and includes tips for sun that safety. in any heatwave, keeping properly hydrated is crucial. if you need a healthy reminder, they app

determine how much water you should be drinking based on your weight. you can also track come into our drinking on a daily basis and the app to remind you went to fill your next glass. for those spending their days outdoors, the safety tool lets outdoor workers calculate their heat index and level of risk on worksites. the first aid app from the american red cross has information on a number of potential emergencies including he related illnesses and injuries + safety tips to avoid conditions in the first place. >>james: erica now with an update on the forecast nationwide. good morning to you erica. >>erica: yes of this heat

wave is affecting 130 million people a national high as a map. with a lot of direct sunshine and temperatures not going off into the morning hours, so morning lows are actually going to be an upper 80s some not much relief for most of the country. all that red indicate where we will see '90s. he waved expected to last for the next couple of days. the good news is a cold front will push through approaching from the great lakes as we head into saturday evening and that will bring much-needed relief for much of the nation. we will continue to monitor that. temperatures right now are also ready-to already in the upper 80s for most of the country. here locally, 55 degrees out the door in downtown san francisco. a low 50s waking

up and livermore. we still have that onshore component which means we are seen slightly when the conditions, temperatures of the cooler side and the marine layer has compressed. waking up to a low cloud cover for a lot of the bay area. looks like that fog will be pretty quick to burn off and once we hit the afternoon, we will see plenty of sunshine, a slight breeze and the forecast and temperatures mainly in the '80s. evergreen at 86 degrees, 82 expected for santa clara. we could reach the '90s for the east bay. 92 and fairfield and mid- 60's expected in richmond. downtown's san francisco today with a high of 66 degrees. take a look at one country, very pleasant and comfortable weather with a nap at 84 degrees and 81 in petaluma. your 7 day around the bay forecast marks today is one of the many days where we will see '90s here and the bay area but if you do want relief had to the coastline where temperatures

will remain in to the '60s. national weather service has not issued any heed advisories for us but it could be a little bit cooler as we headed for sunday and will finally continue into cooler as we start the next work week. for those of you just leaving your house this thursday morning i am not seeing any hot spots. it is a great time to head out to work or school so for those of you heading to the bay bridge, no waiting here at the pay grades. drive time of under nine minutes from fremont street right now. here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. we do have areas of low cloud cover but no one buys it is in place. if it looks like it's a very easy ride coming down the nimitz freeway. now we hear a toll plaza and we are seeing top speed that you work your way out of foster city. southbound 101, the golden gate bridge no incidents to report. i have been checking with the cp track the clock and it does appear to be traffic free.

roadway centers indicates speeds in the cream which indicates 50 mi. or higher per hour. >>james: face erica. --thank you erica. a wind shift is turning a southern california wildfire back toward populated areas and has forced the evacuation of more than 6,000 homes, hotels and cabins in idyllwild. huge areas of wilderness have already burned and the mountain community of idyllwild is just about empty at a time of year when it's normally booming. residents and visitors streamed down the two highways that led down the mountain toward the larger cities of hemet and banning. temperatures are expected to linger near 100 degrees for the next two days before a weekend cooling trend. seven homes were destroyed or damaged by the wildfire soon after it broke out monday. the fire is about 15 percent

contained. a new report from the a-c- l-u warns that police agencies have compiled huge databases detailing where millions of americans are driving. the increasingly popular technology uses high speed cameras mounted on top of patrol cars. the automated license plate readers can scan as many as one thousand cars a minute. they're typically used to track down stolen cars and expired registrations. but the a-c-l-u says the cameras also compile information on law abiding drivers. and the information is kept for years. one san leandro man found local police had stored more than a hundred pictures of his car, even though he was not suspected of any wrongdoing. privacy advocates say the lack of regulation means the system could be easily south korea's transport ministry says it asked asiana airlines to review safety measures two months before the crash landing of flight 214 at s=f=o.

the government informed asiana back in april it should hire more pilots, engineers and cabin crew as the airline planned to increase its fleet of airplanes by 20 percent by 2017. the ministry also recommended that asiana centralize its safety management system and set up an oversight team for aircraft maintenance. asiana flight 214 killed 3 nsa leaker edward snowden will likely be out of the reach of u-s officials if he he stays in russia. the u-s doesn't have an extradition agreement with russia. snowden has asked russia for asylum. meantime a vermont man is trying to help him get a passport. garry davis runs a non- profit which issues world passports. he says he sent snowden a passport to russia and got word tuesday that the

foreign ministry of russia had accepted it. davis says he just wants to help out a fellow citizen. nelson mandela turns 95 years old today. the ailing former south african president remains in the hospital in critical but stable condition. the revered statesman is battling a lung ailment. mandela, a nobel peace laureate, spent 27 years in prison for fighting against oppression of minorities in south africa. he became the country's first black president in 19-94, four years after he was freed from prison. mandela's foundation is asking people to take part in at least 67 minutes of public service in honor of his birthday.

that's the number of years he devoted to public service.

>>darya: good morning everyone and thanks for taking up to the kron4 morning news. at 425 + to look at your extended forecast. we have our own many heat wave here in the bay area with temperatures climbing into the '90s as we head into tomorrow. we will keep that trend up into saturday and perhaps more cloud cover as we head into sunday. temperatures right now are right around the season average as we start the next workweek. >> this week is all about

action. anthony hopkins jumped at the chance to work with bruce willis without even seen the script. >> this type of adventure movie you are not going to see. i set whatever it is i want to do it. >> from one dynamic do well to the other is jeff bridges and ryan reynolds and r.i. pd. >> the people have been the most fun onset have to be just three daughters for a huge fan of his co-star the

man at the of the people sexiest man alive. --dubbed. >> seems like everyone is a fan of lyons said he had not one but two movies opening this weekend. --ryan's >> yet on ask wayne did not ask where you just come in. --why or when. >> 4 kron 4 news, i'm kevin frazier from 01 g insider pripet--omg insider. >>james: here is a live look at the u.s. capitol in d.c. right now. it is 82 degrees. it is what 727 there in the

morning and it is already 82. they're expected for 93 today and very high humidity. we will be right back.

and >>james:. we are back at 430 with some breaking news. kron4 has an confirms confirmed with oakland police that they are investigating a quadruple shooting. wilson avenue in oakland at 11:18 p.m. wednesday night is when the event occurred. four people were shot. one adult and three children. one female child has died from her injuries. nobody is in custody at the moment. investigation is ongoing. still try to get more information at this point. kron4's will tran en el yoli a severance are in route to

that location. we'll bring you an update shortly. injuries have reached a verdict in the trials of two men accused of taking part in the gang rape of a 16 year-old girl. it happened outside richmond high school homecoming dance back in 2009. the girl was found by police on under a picnic

table. prosecutors say more than a dozen men were on the scene as she was raped and beaten. marcellus peter and jose montano face a long list of charges. the verdict are sealed and will be read today in court. berkeley police are investigating a homicide this morning. it was reported just before 7 last night. kron4's mike pelton joined us live now from the scene with the latest. believe that this is only the second one this year. a very rare. we hope to get some reaction from neighbors throughout the morning. >>james: let's turn our attention to the weather. we have erica with the forecast. and we have our own many heat waves. can you

call it a heat wave erica? >> will be quite all the way to them '90s for antioch, pittsburg, it just depends on where you are located. it looks like temperatures will be much cooler for your morning lows. so we are working up to low clouds but expect former conditions into the afternoon and faster clearing as we head into tomorrow. but like temperatures will remain on the hot side as you head into your saturday. gradually cooler as we wrap up the weekend. full details on what to expect coming up in your 7 day around the bay forecast. meantime, let's take a look at fog tracker 43 you will notice into the 9:00 hour, all of that clearing. plenty of sunshine for the delta, livermore valley and for those of you and the south bay. partly cloudy conditions for the peninsula, east bay shoreline and a lot of cloud

cover for those of you and ocean beach. all of that cloud cover will peel back by lunchtime so will make the way for blue skies and sunshine for an absolutely gorgeous day here in the bay area. i do want to focus on the hot spots. east bay inland valleys. brentwood at 85, low 90s for danville, the upper 80s for pleasanton and martinez with an afternoon high of 82 degrees. turning our attention to the east bay shoreline, '70s for oakland and san leandro. 66 year high in the berkeley. for the south bay we go, looks like temperatures will predominately be in the '80s so sunny skies, low eighties in sunnyvale. downtown's san francisco today with a high of the 7 day around the bay forecast highlights former weather over the next couple

of days so expect the hot spots to the east bay and leadbelly area. for next week, expect morning fog but afternoon sunshine. temperatures around the seasonal average with upper 80s inland, seventies around the bay at low sixties for the coast. traffic around the bay area still moving slowly. i'm not taking any hot spots. for those of you have into the bay bridge, we have seen an increase in the volume compared to my last report and still not tracking any traffic here at the pay gates. san mateo bridge still moving well on the right hand side of your screen with traffic out towards foster city. >>james: it is 435. and now to an update out of the east bay were oakland police are promising business owners

they will take action against protesters who vandalized store fronts today over the george his armor-judges zimmerman a verdict. and as you to video you can see some of these protesters trying to smash windows here at a sears. in a news conference, police chief says of the recent wave of violence is unacceptable and he says his department is stepping up efforts to hold these demonstrators 8-- accountable. >> we want to send a message that should you come to oakland with the intent of engaging and crime that we will make every attempt to arrest you. it is not acceptable to come to the city of oakland and commit crime and we simply will not tolerate that. >>james: the chief also says he will increase the number of officers covering any future protests. mayor jean quan was at the conference

and think community for providing information that helped get the people responsible for some of that vandalism. fingerboards a lawyer representing at least two of the passengers who were on the plane that crashed into sfo says he is angry with the airline. he claims his client suffering is at the fault of asiana airlines. kron4's j.r. stone reports. >>j.r.: burner represents the family of two crash victims. the two were sitting in row 15 when the plane crashed. >> they were belted. there were not brought clear and the accident. at the neck and back injuries are significant but we don't know is if there was anything more and that is

why they are having mri testing at this time for it >> she has not been back to work since the accident. her lawyer believe that this crash could have and should have been avoided. >> the failures in this case are incomprehensible. we now we have a competent pilots but we have a cockpit full of pilots for it and we may have issues in respect to the aircraft. it goes beyond that. it goes into training problems and it goes to a culture of how people respond to one another and react to one another in question one another inside the cockpit. >> this lawsuit is no less than $5 million in damages. the two victims in this case are both out of the hospital. j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >>james: we will continue to follow that story as we expect more lawsuits to be filed. we will take a quick break and return it with more in just a minute.

>>james: 440 is the time. we

arewatching wall street this morning. futures trading is mixed this morning with the dow up and the nasdaq and s-and-p 500 down. traders appear comforted by soothing words from the federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke. he says the central bank had no firm timetable for cutting back on its bond purchases and that pushed the stock market slightly higher yesterday. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow climbed 18 points. the nasdaq rose 11 and a half points. and the s-and-p 500 rose nearly five points. opening bell is at 6:30. senators are ready to offer students a better deal on their loans this fall, but future classes could see higher interest rates. the senate could vote as early as today on a bipartisan compromise that heads off a costly increase for returning students.

the compromise would be a relative deal for students through the 2015 academic year, but then interest rates are expected to climb above where they were when students left campus this spring. rates on some loans doubled on july 1 because congress failed to reach an agreement. this morning, texas governor rick perry is set to sign into law a sweeping new abortion restriction bill. it would ban abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy. critics say the bill will effectively shut down most clinics that perform abortions in the state. denying access to many in rural areas. only five of the state's 42 abortion clinics currently meet the new requirements under this law. san francisco district

attorney and new york attorney general are bringing in state and federal security experts to test the newest anti-theft features designed to thwart the surge of stolen smartphones. george gascon and eric schneiderman say experts will be in san francisco to test apple's iphone 5 with its activation lock and samsung's galaxy s4 with lojack for android. phones as if they were stolen and try circumventing its anti-theft features to draw their own conclusions playing video games can pay -- at least for one university of oregon student. justin chavarria won $250,000 in mlb 2k-13's perfect game challenge. he beat three other finalists and was a guest of major league baseball at the all-star game. chavarria was a good high school athlete, but nothing like his skills with a game controller. he says he practiced the video game for six hours a day even while going to school.

we will be right

>>jacqueline: 445 on the clock. what did the latest on our forecast as we are expecting warm temperatures again today.

>>erica: a lot of locations and the low 50s. that includes santa rosa, 57 out the door and oakland. your visibility chart and chose a lot more foggy ness. you are only seen. the rest of the bay area visibility is looking pretty good, however we still have several areas of low cloud cover. satellite and a greater. 80 degrees your high end concord. your 7 day around the bay forecast shows a warming trend over the next couple of days so expect hot conditions inland.

temperatures around the seasonal average with eighties inland. for 47 now on the air traffic now with george. >>mark: thanks erica. we are still looking at a pretty quiet ride. caltran is wrapping up construction around the bay area. west palm light enough that the metering lights will be activated yet here is what all one, the golden gate bridge crews are going to be setting it up now and removing the buffer land. looking at the shore

freeway, tracking some drive times for you. eight we don't even get have heavy traffic through the optima past petcock. for 48. the naked man who harassed people at a san francisco bart station in may is set to be back in court this morning. his rampage was caught on camera. he's facing charges including sexual battery and false imprisonment.

he has waived his arraignment and entered a not guilty plea. a u-c berkeley student has been confirmed as the first practicing muslim student member of the board of she says opposition to her nomination was not unexpected. the board of regents voted yesterday to add its first muslim student representative. this comes despite the objections of some jewish groups. the student says she hopes that people will look beyond some of her political activity to other things she has achieved. homeland security secretary janet napolitano is getting ready to meet the 26 people who are expected to become her new bosses-- members of the university of california's governing board. the u-c board of regents will meet today in san francisco to confirm napolitano's nomination to become the 10-campus system's 20th president. she is expected to take over as u-c's next leader in late september.

mountain view police are investigating claims of abuse at a local pre-school. allegations of inappropriate touching came to light after a parent at the little acorn preschool complained about a staff member to the county authorities. the staff member in question is on administrative leave, charged. one mom, wishing to remain anonymous, says the school's parents feel betrayed. first presbyterian church pastor tim boyer confirmed to kron 4 news that the school is cooperating with police. they have not said if other pat students are involved. nats: you going to cme down for a second nope ha why not? why? i want to chat with for a second what are you building? actually i'm

just taking a battery out of a flashlight >>stanley:just when i thought caltrans had sealed off all the crawl spaces below interstate 280 in san francisco nats: come on down a viewer email sends me to 22 and iowa where people are still living inside freeway these holes are remnents of earthquake restrofitting of the bay area freeways kitnow people have ripped off the metal plates and have furnished homes inside the freeway crawl spaces nats: ambbiance now before you start throwing thing at you tv or begin tyoing out the nasty grams saying im picking on the homeless listen to this according to the san francisco police department and the california highway patrol many of the people squating inside the freeways are registered sex

offenders and some are wanted felons who are using the crawlspaces to escape being arrested but look at this i also found uncapped syringes and this they are used to flush out needles nats: san francisco police come on out the problem is many don't come out they just climb in deeper and wait the police out in fact after the police leave because its really dangerours for them to attempt to climb inside the crawl spaces the man i was talking to

who refused to come out climbes down from the crawl space. nats: ambiance and if you wonder just how they get in here in the first place some climb up this wall that they acess from the 22 st caltran train station yes they trespass onto railroad property and climb up risking everthing to hide out here there are signes posted that a clean up is about to happen buyt that date has cone and gone . there is more to come on this developing story in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news

top stories that we're following on this thursday, july 18th. a child is dead and three other injured during an overnight shooting in oakland. we're live with who police are looking for.

and police in berkeley are still on the scene of a rare homicide some 10 hours after the shooting occurred. and in just hours from now, two men who face a long list of charges in connection to a homecoming gang rape in richmond will learn their fate. we're following a developing story out of oakland this morning. kron 4 has confirmed with oakland police that they are investigating a quadruple shooting. the shooting took place on

wilson ave in oakland at 11:18pm last night. here is what we know. 4 people were shot. 1 adult and 3 children one of the children shot was an 8 year old girl who died at oakland children's hospital at 12:15 this morning. nobody in custody investigation is ongoing breaking news this moring out of oakland. police officers are

investigating a quadruple kron 4's will tran joins us but live now with the latest. notberkeley police are investigating a homicide this morning. it was reported just before 7 last night. juries have reached verdicts in the trials of two men accused of taking part in the gang rape of a

16-year-old girl. it happened outside a richmond high school homecoming dance back in 2009. the girl was found by police slumped under a picnic what table.

prosecutors say more than a dozen men were on the scene as she was raped and beaten. marcelles peter and jose montano face a long list of charges. the verdicts are sealed and will be read today in court.

>>darya: the word of a couple accident south bound as reported from the highway patrol. no backups yet but we will update you on the forecast. >>mark:

>>darya:a lawyer representing at least two of the passengers who were on asiana flight 214 that crashed into s-f-o says he is angry with the airline. michael verna claims his clients' suffering is at the fault of asiana airlines. younga and her son benjamin machorro have both been mum released from the hospital but still recovering from neck and back injuries. they were both sitting in row 15 when the plane

crashed verna says the crash indicated a problem in training and supervision and could have been avoided. a lawyer representing at least two of the passengers who were on the plane that crashed into s-f-o says he is angry with the airline. he claims his clients' suffering is at the fault of asiana airlines. younga jun machorro and her son, 8-year-old benjamin hyo-ik machorro, filed suit against the airline in u.s. district court in san francisco on monday, faulting a "litany of errors and omissions" by asiana's flight crew for the crash that killed three and injured scores of others.

asiana's pilots "failed to observe the most fundamental procedures for a visual landing approach into sfo, failed to appropriately monitor flight conditions on approach, and failed to communicate and react in the cockpit to those flight conditions," attorneys wrote in the suit, which seeks at least $5 million in damages. also named in the suit is the boy's father, who was not on the flight but is alleging "loss of consortium" due to his wife's injuries. michael verna, the family's attorney, said the crash indicated a problem in training and supervision. the pilots' failure to realize the plane was far below target speed for landing "goes beyond one person making an error; that goes to a culture of how a crew communicates with one another inside the cockpit," he said. younga, 41, had taken her son to visit relatives in her native korea and was returning home when the plane crashed, verna said. she and her son were seated

in 15e and 15g when the aircraft hit a sea wall and tore across the runway, the impact shearing off the tail. she does not remember getting off the plane - her first memory is of clutching her son on the tarmac, verna said. the mother and son were treated for neck and back pain with possible ligament or tendon injuries. neither suffered fractures. younga is unable to sit, stand or drive because of the pain, and has been unable to return to her job as a language instructor for the military, the attorney said.

welcome back. forecasters say a widespread heat wave will be on the way out by the weekend, but cooler air from canada could also bring the threat of severe thunderstorms. today though, new york city is bracing for another day but of temperatures in the high 90s. it's been hot enough in some states the past few days to buckle highway pavement. current temps in new york city as we take a live look near time square.

it is already 84 degrees in new york. we are looking at a high of 95. atand for the rest of the east coast. here are some of today's highs. about 130 million people are being affected by the heat wave. and >>darya: up 517 right now. a wind shift is turning a southern california wildfire back toward populated areas and has forced the evacuation of more than 6,000 homes, hotels and cabins in idyllwild. histhuge areas of wilderness have already burned and the mountain community of idyllwild is just about empty at a time of year when it's normally booming. residents and visitors

streamed down the two highways that led down the mountain toward the larger cities of hemet and banning. temperatures are expected to linger near 100 degrees for the next two days before a weekend cooling trend. seven homes were destroyed or damaged by the wildfire soon after it broke out monday. the fire as burned over 30 square miles and is about 15 >>erica: you're not going to fill the big warmup just yet

but in the afternoon it will come. the fog will be much faster to clear especially for inland communities. lunchtime, around 12:00 we will shed a lot of sixties. '70s and '80s for most of us. and 93 afternoon highs. about two and five degrees warmer than where we should be at this time of year. at 8:00 p.m. tonight, expect the return of coastal fog and temperatures back down into the '60s and '70s. your afternoon highs today. a gorgeous day in the south bay. we will be enjoying eighties for evergreen, san jose, 80 degrees and sunny belt. we will see '90s. pittsburgh, 95 degrees, low 90s for fairfield and antioch. vallejo with an afternoon high of 79 degrees. expect mostly sunny skies with just a few high

calls remaining in san francisco. you 7 day around the bay forecast highlights warmer weather will continue. high pressure in place which will continue to see temperatures on the warm side for the next four possible five days. temperatures background the seasonal average, morning fog at afternoon sunshine as we start the next work week. time on the clock is 520. here's traffic with george. >>gary: it's unusual that we would find two separate incidents at this time of our. there are too. and accident reported here at the south end of the walled old tunnel is not there in the accident here south 101 at highway one turnoff is actually at the off ramp and not on the freeway sow will be slow and your ride 0101 southbound. taking a look at the bridges. here is your ride on 80 westbound at the toll plaza. still very light

with no delays. for your trip to the san mateo bridge, 92, you will find it easy ride from hayward to 101 san mateo past foster city. and the golden gate bridge is also an easy one with no delays northbound or southbound. we've already got slow traffic on interstate 580 through the altamont and highway 4 westbound is a little slower than usual. the chp has an accident at somers bill but it is not blocking traffic. >>james: college students may get a break from interest rates. senators are ready to offer students a better deal on their loans this fall, but future classes could see higher interest rates. the senate could vote as early as today on a bipartisan compromise that heads off a costly increase for returning students.

the compromise would be a relative deal for students through the 2015 academic year, but then interest rates are expected to climb above where they were when hope students left campus this spring. rates on some loans doubled on july 1 because congress failed to reach an homeland security secretary janet napolitano is getting ready to meet the 26 people who are expected to become her new bosses-- members of the university of california's governing board. the u-c board of regents will meet today in san francisco to confirm napolitano's nomination to become the 10-campus system's 20th president.

she is expected to take over as u-c's next leader in late september. this morning, texas governor rick perry is set to sign into law a sweeping new abortion restriction bill. it would ban abortions after the 20th week of pregnancy. critics say the bill will effectively shut down most clinics that perform abortions in the state. denying access to many in rural areas. only five of the state's 42 abortion clinics currently

meet the new requirements under this law. a day after the republican- controlled house voted to

>>james: will come back to the kron4 morning news. watching wall street this morning. futures trading is mixed this morning with the dow up and the nasdaq and s-and-p 500 down. traders appear comforted by

soothing words from the federal reserve chairman, ben bernanke. he says the central bank had no firm timetable for cutting back on its bond purchases and that pushed the stock market slightly higher yesterday. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow climbed 18 points. the nasdaq rose 11 and a half points. and the s-and-p 500 rose nearly five points. opening bell is at 6:30. politicians and economists are trying to figure out how fan the economy will be when midterm political campaigns heat up next year. house speaker john boehner insists the recovery is the slowest since world war ii. but president barack obama says steady job gains, a falling deficit and a more

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showing a psychotic condition and cool. was getting started with that forecast. there cup. >>erica: we do have areas of low dense fog. take a look at the next few days. today we will reach the low 90s for the warmest inland spot and we will continue with the warming trend as we head into the weekend so it little many heat wave here in the bay area with temperatures as much as 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday. we have a lot to talk about in our extended forecast. i assure you this 7 day around the bay forecast coming up at 545. george. >>gary: >>george: your quick commute

check shows slow traffic for interstate 580 and highway 4. that's really the only way where we are seeing any delays right now. highway 4 is slow through antioch. not too bad this morning despite the westbound accident reported there. >>james: following a developing story for people shot and three of them children. kron4's will tran has spoken with the father to one of the children who was shot and killed. >>will: and one of the children was 8 years old. this was a play date. she doesn't even live here. she was hanging out with her four and seven year-old friends. someone knocked on the door in about 11 in the morning. the kids and ran to the door and multiple shots were fired. let me show you how the bullet penetrated the metal gates, went through the door. i talked to a friend who visited the home and she set one of the bullets went all the way

through the back. here is a picture of the eight year- old girl who died. i spoke with the father a little bit early this morning. she does not live here. she was here to rid the father was home somewhere else and oakland. when he arrived here, there was police yellow tape everywhere. he cannot get closer. finally when he was able to get closer, he realized the worst. his daughter was shot in the neck. she was rushed to the hospital but she cannot recover her injuries. i had a chance to talk with the father and asked them who would do this. i have no clue >>darya: back up the kids could not have been weak he was after. the grandmother and a mom lives there as well.

>>erica: and you think anyone would have wanted to try--target the mother of a grand mother. >>vicki: i really don't know. it could have been a mistake or any kind of thing. i really have no clue. she plays over here all the time. >>will: i got a chance to talk with the oakland police department. there are no suspects at this time. i can tell you that there was an adult and the house. the father is 24 years old he says the grandmother lived here and he said he believes it was the grandmother who was shot. the oakland police department said the grandmother came out of here screaming bloody asking for help. at this point, no suspect ascription. according to jesse foul weather, he believes this whole thing was done by one suspect with a gun and a grudge. >>james: new information

from the hospital. the seven year-old girl and for year- old boy who were also shot are in stable condition and a grandmother, 64 years old is also listed in stable condition. all three of them with gunshot wounds. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the suspects. >>darya: berkeley police are investigating the shooting death of a man. here is a video from the scene. the shooting reported around 7:00 last night at the intersection of derby and grant street. the man was pronounced dead at the scene. police are talking to witnesses but they have not identified any suspects. this is berkeley second homicide in the year. >>james: the victim of 46

year-old was found suffering serious injuries and take it to a hospital. he died on july 6th. following the death, and jimmy was charged with involuntary manslaughter and remains in custody this morning. >>darya: we are following the latest out of the east bay where police are promising store owners that will take action against of analyzers and the protests following the george zimmerman and verdict. three of the nine people who were arrested on monday night. here is video from you too. protesters or vandals at this point may not even be connected to the zimmerman reaction. they say some people are just coming into oakland to destroy a stuff. here they are breaking windows. you'll see some people doing the graffiti. in a news conference, police chiefs said this wave of violence is unacceptable. he

says the department is stepping up efforts to hold demonstrators' accountable. >>darya: >>erica: it is not acceptable to come to the city of oakland and commit crime and we simply will not tolerate that. >>darya: the chief also says he is increasing the number of officers governing any future protests and mayor jean quan was with them at the news conference. she think the community for providing information to help catch the people responsible for some of the vandalism. >>james: nine people were arrested during the oakland protests on monday. this morning we're learning more of the three of them. we have a picture of the first one here and jeffrey clark is 30 years old charged with one count of misdemeanor of battery on a police officer and one count of assault for

attacking a second officer. the second suspect arrested was a tan seen at doha arrested for vandalizing the manned warehouse after breaking the glass storefront 3 he is charged with felony vandalism. he was released on $10,000 bill but failed to report in court yesterday so there is not worn out for his arrest. the third suspect is 27 lamar caldwell. he was arrested for using an unknown object to cause damage to a storefront window. he is being held on felony vandalism. in the bill is set for $10,000. -- bale. 0-bail. we'll be right back as kron4 morning news continues next.

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nominations. >> television has a involved and it is now on most tablets of commons smart phon. smart phones, it is my pleasure to introduce one of the stars from breaking be andbbad three-time award winner and neil patrick harris. >> thank you so much for being here this morning. the stage is now yours. >> thank you bruce, this is

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have plenty of 70's. 75 degrees is expected for a san leandro. we have 80s on the board with cupertino coming in at 85 degrees. 66 degrees for downtown san francisco and low 70's for san mateo. 84 degrees will be your, no. 4 sonoma and napa. your 7 their round the bay shows warmer weather for the weekend. >> the time is 5:52 a.m.. will take a quick break.

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