the cash lanes. because many drivers did not have a fasttrack. the m-t-c also says. because of the strike. commute traffic was heavier on the other bay area bridges as well. full ferries and long lines greeted ferry riders in oakland. san francisco bay ferry carried an average of 18- thousand riders a day during the strike. that is triple their pre- strike average. sf bay ferry is anticipating more riders. if there is a second strike. the ferry service will run 13 ferries. this time borrowing two from golden gate ferry. instead of 1 like last time. without bart. lots of people chose to take an ac transit bus. transbay service more than doubled during the strike. from 11-thousand riders on average to 26-thousand during the strike. ac tells me. it won't be adding buses, but it will have its exsiting buses do extra runs.

and put its bigget buses on the busiest routes. bart also offered a limited charter bus service. and the demand went up each day, as word got out about it. the plans are to charter buses again, if necessary, next week. there is no water transportation agency that can accommodate even with the extra help.it is impossible for any agency to carry the 400-thousand people who ride bart each weekday. if you thought traffic was a just mild headache last time. this time it could be major migrane. >> what are transit agencies telling you commuters should do. to avoid sitting in terrible traffic again? >> suggesting. register for a fastrac. the toll lanes move a lot faster than the cash lines. there is info in a special section.on our website kron 4.com. on where to get one. also, they suggest working from home.

i know that it is not an option for you and i work,and carpool! of course this can all be averted if the two sides can reach an agreement before sunday night. >> pam: negotiations are underway right now in oakland. that's where kron4's dan kerman is live tonight. dan -- any progress so far? >> if there is any progress they are still at the bargaining table at 5:00 p.m. the negotiations are continuing and that is something positive. they are still talking and meeting with the meteor. however, at this point, no agreement has been beach meeting with the mediator --. >> they've returned to the bargaining table. >> are you guys and the

closer? >> we are trying to get this done >> reporter: with two different news conferences they seem to be far apart on the economics. pension, salary and benefits but they remain optimistic. >> i think that it is not properly characterize to say that we could be farther apart. simply because there is it disagreements between a reasonable and a fair contract does not mean that it is not going to change before the deadline on august 4th. >> reporter: still not clear how much progress has been made in side of the bargaining table at the headquarters. however, we can compare the differences before july 4th and now what is happening on july 31st. before july 4th, the guaranteed a 4 percent pay increase over four years and if economic conditions reached a certain level even more. now, the want to guarantee and 8 percent pay

increase. as far as the employee pension? they wanted a 5 percent contribution over four years. that is where it remains. as for health care? just before july 4th, they had proposed an increase at 16 percent faced over four years now it has been reduced by 10 percent over four years. if that proposal, that the unions say that some of their employees are at a loss. they continue to deny that that all employees with a net-gain of a least 1 percent per year. we asked the unions to give us the same number so that we could compare to where they were now and before the strike. date have not provided us that information. the union has not provided disinformation. they have not provided us -- that

information that is the latest. get the latest developments on bart and the strike >> pam: threat no matter where you go with the new kron 4 news app. it is free and available on just about any mobile device; android, apple, blackberry, kindle. it's another way we're giving you more local news, the kron 4 news app, download it today. >> an oakland man was arrested last week for allegedly kicking a woman in the head while robbing her during pride weekend in san francisco last month, christopher porter-bailey, 23, was arrested friday for the attack, which occurred near market and dolores streets at about 1:50 a.m. on june 30 after the pink saturday celebration. the victim, a 28-year-old san francisco woman, was robbed of her purse by a group of suspects and was knocked to the pavement. while she was down, one suspect kicked her in the head, causing her to lose consciousness. days later, police released surveillance footage of the attack, which sent the woman to the hospital. she has since been treated and released.

investigators were eventually able to identify porter-bailey as the suspect who allegedly kicked the woman and arrested him, police spokesman porter-bailey pleaded not guilty on monday to charges of second-degree robbery, assault causing great bodily injury and battery, he remains in custody on $200,000 bail and will return to court on aug. 9, a san francisco supervisor is joining the city's top law enforcement officials this evening for a community meeting on the attack and castro district and adjacent neighborhoods. supervisor scott wiener, who represents the castro, will police chief greg suhr, gascon and others at the 6:30 p.m. meeting, which eureka valley recreation st. the meeting will focus combating them, according to wiener's office. >> pam: new tonight -- a closer look at the fix for snapped seismic safety bolts on the new bay bridge. kron4's charles clifford has more. >> reporter: if you remember, those broken bolts could have put their roadway at risk. however, they came up with a solution and how to fix the problem. they designed a system of cables that would tie this section together. to the column

below. the same of what the bulls would have done but this fabrication will be used to repair the bridge. they're expected to finish the work in a couple of weeks. and stand that should be completed by december 10th. caltran will evaluate the situation and exactly when they can open the eastern span of the bay bridge. charles clifford, kron 4 news. >> catherine: the sentencing hearing has begun for army private bradley manning. he's the soldier convicted of leaking thousands of classified documents and videos. manning escaped a life sentence without parole when he was acquitted of aiding the enemy.but he was found guilty of 20 counts - including violations of the espionage act. the state department responded today. >> "as we've been clear in this case and others, that leaking classified information is a serious crime. clearly we want rule of law to be upheld, but no

beyond that we're not going to have a further comment on this case at the present time. " >> catherine: manning is facing up to 136 years in prison -- minus the days he's already served. the sentencing phase of his case could take days or even weeks. >> jacqueline: this is the sunshine of the golden gate. the skies have finally cleared. as we take a look through the immediate coast. we are still seeing some clouds. temperatures about the same as yesterday. but temperatures largely in the '60s and '70s. more about your forecast, coming up. >> pam: new tonight. just declassified information about the secret n-s-a spying program. just how easy it is for the government to start collecting stuff about you. >> catherine: but first -- o-j simpson gets partial parole. it's a bit of a break - but

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>> catherine: to his 2008 kidnapping and armed robbery case. it doesn't mean he's getting out of prison -- but it 'does' mean his sentence has been reduced. how did o-j simpson get his sentence reduced? it boils down to good behavior. he says he's been a model inmate. and in fact - there have been no infractions. this week he sat in front of a video camera and made an impassioned plea to the nevada parole board. it's a little hard to hear -- but simpson talked about how much he misses his children. >> i miss my children. and i missed their college graduation and my sister's funeral. >> catherine: this is an earlier hearing. in 2008 simpson was convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery when he says he was taking back sports

memorabilia from dealers in las vegas that belonged to him. he argues it was all for his family. >> they were trying to steal other people's property. my crime was trying to provide for my family. >> catherine: the parole board bought it -- saying simpson has taken part in prison programs and has no prior convictions. he still faces at least four more years in prison on a variety of charges. family members of ron goldman are not happy about the parole board giving simpson a break. simpson was tried for murder and acquitted for the 1994 death of his ex-wife and her friend ron goldman. goldman's family says it's very unsettling to know that he may regain his freedom in a few years. >> pam: more bay area news

now. a bedbug scare in two goodwill warehouses has the charity taking action. kron4's maureen kelly was there when a pest sniffing dog was brought in to the companies burlingame location. >> reporter: this pest control inspector and his dog searched the approximently 60-thousand square foot warehouse for several hours.and found no trace of bedbugs. the pooch was too fatigued finish the job so another dog is scheduled to come in thurday. the donation drop off and outlet store will remain closed until they get the all clear.people coming by to give away items or shop were creeped out when they heard the news. friday workers checking in new donation material at this location and the san franciso warehouse found what they believed to be bugs. the san francisco warehouse also remains closed.exerminators are scheduled to tent and treat the affected area there thursday. a spokesman for goodwill is estimating that

this experience will cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars. they are hoping that donations of cash from the public will help them make up the loss. maureen kelly kron4 news. exterminators are expected to test this on thursday. the spokesman as saying that this will cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars. they are hoping for cash donations. maureen kelly, kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: this live look with finally, some clearing. here is a look at the satellite imagery. temperatures have not changed that much from what we saw today. were 87

degrees. and mid-70s that fog will help things clear and temperatures will remain about the same. widespread 70's. 74 degrees in san jose. low 80s for the most part. for the east bay shores and '70s and '80s for

the north bay. they look a your extended forecast. with temperatures up and down. friday, the warmest day with evening out for next week. remember, you can watch the go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, as well as our facebook the newest dodger, says his

old team didn't want him. former giants star brian wilson talked about his departure today.one day after we learned he was joining the rival dodgers. tmz found the bearded, mohawked, personality rocking the red, white, and yes, dodger blue. just declassified. the latest ways the n-s-a is keeping tabs on those in america. we break down how they are keeping tabs on your keystrokes. coming up! member of his campaign team!

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> the sentencing hearing has begun for army private bradley manning. he's the soldier convicted of leaking thousands of classified documents and videos. manning escaped a life sentence without parole when he was acquitted of aiding the enemy.but he was found guilty of 20 counts - including violations of the espionage responded today. >> government data banks are scooping up information. this new revelation is in the british guardian newspaper from the same

reporter from the snowden. to collect all internet activity. store in it and allow other analysts to search what ever they want and find out what your email is saying or global search. >> with our point. and determine the source of documents passed around on the internet or computers hon. for hacking. e-mail addresses give a strong selection are not necessary as much as they are in another search programs. new tonight. just declassified n-s-a spying program. just how easy it is for the government to start

new information from nsa leaker edward snowden. he reveals how a surveillance program known government to track everything you do on line, with no authorization needed. explain. more. the huge government of data every day. and all it takes to put you in the files is this simple form with your e-mail address. the new revelations are in the british guardian newspaper, from the same reporter who broke snowden's story last month. >> "it's a program run by the nsa to collect all activity, anything they can collect, store it and then allow their analysts, to search find out what your sites you've visited, what google search terms you've entered and pretty much

everything you do on the internet. it's pretty much all purpose spying device that reallly has no limits." power=point slides detail effectiveness: determining the source of documents passed around on the internet. or seeking out computers vulnerable to hacking. on this slide, keyscore says email addresses, known as strong selectors, are not necessary, as they are in instead, keystroke can detect things as vague as "searches for suspicious stuff." just last march, congressman ron wyden of oregon asked national security director james clapper whether the government was secretly collecting information on millions of americans. >> no sir >> it does not? >> not wittingly >> reporter: was not true. and guardian reporter glenn greenwald says snowden's critics should bear this in mind: >> lying to the senate is every bit as much of a crime and a felony as anything mr. snowden is accused of doing, so what we ought to be thinking about as a nation is whether we are comfortable allowing our public officials to break the law. >> catherine: the new leaks were released just as top intelligence officials were being grilled on capitol hill. they had some secrets of their own to release. i'll have that story on kron four news at six oclock. edward snowden has told russian t-v today that he's grateful to president putin and his government for protecting his son. snowden has been stuck in the transit zone of the moscow airport since last month. snowden's father thanked the kremlin today for what he

called the "courage" it showed in keeping his son safe. and yesterday -- lon snowden talked to cnn.saying that most americans don't know the truth about what his son uncovered. >> pam: lon snowden is defending his son's actions of sharing secret u-s electronic surveillance programs. he says he has told his son that he should "stay safe - and stay in russia" - until he can be sure of fair treatment in the u.s. just in case you didn't hear him the ten other times. anthony weiner says he's not getting out of the new york city mayor's race in a new video. this --as his campaign is hit with another controversy involving one of his staffers. rosa flores has the latest. >> "if someone wants to come out with something embarrassing about you in your private life, you gotta talk about it for a little while." >> reporter: weiner in "damage control" mode-- tweeting out a re-vamped online message. >> "you know, sometimes people say to me, 'you know, this campaign is pretty rough, you may wanna quit'.quit isn't the way we roll in new york city." >> reporter: but his message could be drowned out once again. by an explosive and graphic rant by weiner's lead spokeswoman --barbara morgan-- about a former intern's criticism of the campaign in the new york daily news. in a four-letter word rampage to 'talking points memo' morgan used offensive language, including the word slut and other expletives. describing the ex-intern, olivia nuzzi, as fame hungry.then threatening to sue nuzzi, while saying she quote "sucked" at her job. in a statement to c-n-n

morgan said: "in a moment of frustration, i used inappropriate language in what i thought was an off the record conversation. it was wrong and i am very sorry." but that is not all, the controversy escalated again following weiner's response to daily news columnist denis hamill. when asked."there is no one you are sexting now? his answer: "you can quibble about beginnings, middles and ends but what we're talking about is over a year ago." so we asked the question ourselves. but we couldn't hear his answer. morgan, the same spokesperson now tangled up in her own media frenzy, confirmed his response to us following the event-- >> "his answer is no." >> ithe umphthis is just the latest in a series of road bumps for weiner's campaign. his campaign manager quit over the weekend. and his poll numbers have plummeted. >> george zimmerman was pulled over for speeding and you can actually hear him in

giving him a verbal warning thrifthem we need you to slow it down and let me check your glove compartment. >> and if you heard that keith officer asked him to keep the fire arm in his glove compartment the family has received an enormous amount of death threats. he was found acquitted of shooting trayvon martin. >> jacqueline: we are seeing sunshine of the flock has finally clear from the coast. we can see that- stretch fog has finally cleared. and as for temperatures? on the left side. a bit cooler than

average for this time of year but close to the average fan yesterday. concord, 60s. but closer to the average and oakland and hayward. how much longer these cooler temperatures are going to last. >> coming up the today's market and rob black. and a major tech company launches a child program and one the tech company is in trouble and also the latest from rob black.

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>> pam: now for today's market update. u-s stocks ended mixed today. but capped off a great month. july was still the best month for the market since january. here are the final numbers. the dow fell 21 points. the nasdaq gained 10 points. and the s-and-p 500 fell a fraction.

>> watching today's winners and losers. let us start with amazon producing children's programming. >> i think that it is great. or they did 14 pilots last year. now, five children's programs. and they are going towards any children with their prime service. if you use netflix or the amazon prime. there's a lot of good children content. which is great for parents. and if it is good, even award-winning. and now, you are a network. >> pretty incredible. >> i think that the target is the prime customers. and

i can still watch my old favorites. >> let us talk about southwest airlines. they received a fine? >> the love of their sales. with a $69 to los angeles. however, they are not offering enough seats. there was a $200,000 fine issued by the government. there are so limited. and it is deceptive because i think that southwest does have low fares but it is deceiving the consumer. >> and also i still love herself west. >> and i agree and how about comcast? they had a great quarter and a great year. >> it is up by 20 percent. if you think a company by a human being. it is heavily tied towards broadband they

are losing customers to the cable content business. but there broadband with most americans have the television and to paint or content already. there is no growth there already. and only 63 percent of americans have broadbent. so that as were comcast is focusing their revenue growth. >> in the new kentucky fried chicken campaign friedi ate the bones... and the 20's and thirtysomething are used to nuggets and the 80 percent of the fast-food chicken is boneless. however, that is the trend. that, as an investor is what you want to pay attention to come under 20%-30%. they

are dominating facebook. >> 80% of chicken is paul lost bus -- bowl los boneless - >> it is more convenient if you were driving? >> correct. and check out rob black on our go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, as well as our facebook and twitter feed. >> catherine: congress is getting ready for its summer recess. leaving 'lots' of unfinished business. that includes a farm bill -- governing everything from farming to food stamps. another huge issue that it hasn't managed to wrap up -- immigration reform. it passed the senate but the house is developing its own plans. and congress is way behind on its basic function -- funding the government, which runs out of money september 30th. also looming -- the debt ceiling. the u-s risks defaulting on loans as soon as labor day.

a couple of things that 'did' get done -- a deal to make sure that many student loan rates don't double.and the confirmation of several obama nominees. an awkward moment today for senator john mccain. the republican accidentally wandered into a capitol hill meeting between president obama and some congressional democrats. he later tweeted that he'd opened the wrong door - looked in and saw the president - and said "my mistake." everyone laughed. the president even passed on a good-natured invitation to stick around - but mccain declined. >> this just in to the kron 4 news room it is looking like major league baseball will issue severe suspensions to at least eight players including alex rodriguez with the connection to performance and hexing drugs. and that is -- performance-enhancing drugs. the players of list

are linked to a florida company and several other athletes. alex rodriguez will even face a lifetime ban and other players could get 50 game suspension. and even portola cologne could be scared because he served a 50 game man of last year and gary radnich will have more coming up on a 6:00 p.m. >> jacqueline: we did see the actor sunshine earlier today temperatures were in the 80s. 70's and the south- bay. and as we take a look and our roof cam downtown san francisco are lingering.

it will be returning tonight. with faster clearing tomorrow and the temperatures will be about the same as today with fog tracker, showing the 1:00 p.m. clearing. the highs for tomorrow along the coast not a lot of changes. 60s in san francisco. '70s along the peninsula and for the east bayshore. 67 degrees in oakland. 70's and union

city. the east bay in the valleys will get 80s in concord, pleasanton. 70's and walnut creek, danville. for the south-bay, 70's for the most part. barely making it into the 80s. and you can watch the is convenient for you on our 24/7 bay area news channel. it's on comcast 193 and on kron4.com.

>> decent traffic and along the golden gate. north bound, southbound. a bit sluggish the east bound that is the left side. traffic going hayward is also backing up. >> coming up people are targeting a cemetery. >> it is beyond behaving badly. in the next edition of people behaving badly.

(male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> it's beyond behaving badly! >> there is a special place in hell for the people who vandalized the oakwood cemetery located in santa cruz ornaments that family

members are leaving to for lost love ones are being stolen from the grave makers things like teddy bears >> one time and came and there were twelve of the lights with the solar part gone >> randy krassow is on the board of directors for oakwood which is a non profit cemetary has been trying to comfort family members >> to me this is the same as stealing from a church they are stealing picture frames and these solar powered lights to illuminate the markers at night many of the markers are those of children who only spent a couple of days on the earth >> when you imagine someone particually someone who lost a baby or infant ans they have to come out and they put little trinkets that maybe don't have as you mentioned economic value but are from their heart and see as gifts that they have

given that baby well beyond behaving badly! this is not the first time this memorial park has had problems, someone stole the burial marker from a chp officer who was killed in the line of duty it's been replaced with this one that has been secured with rebar to prevent future thefts even the randy's great grandfathers memorial has been vandalized >> over the years her wings got broken, i 'v hace her winges repaired twice and on one of her hands her fingers vandals have been stealing flags and get this at other memorial parks in santa cruz people are stealing flowers there was a guy selling flowers that i happened to recognize i helped the family put them on the grave site at a freeway entrance. this is a whole new level of behaving badly i asked randy if he could say anything to the vandal what would it be >> stop what ever is going wron in your life if you're willing to be this crule to people who've done nothing to you im afraid of what you can do to other people (wind chimes) in santa cruz stanley roberts kron 4 news if you have a comment or story idea for stanley, e- mail us at peoplebehavingbadly@kron4.co m and we want to tell you now about the new kron4 news app. it is free and available on just about any mobile device; android, apple, blackberry, kindle. it's another way we're giving you more local news,

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> it has been a difficult struggle for the family of 21 -month- old daphne webb. she was taken from her father's car outside an east oakland supermarket. three weeks ago today. here's the latest. the family has organized several search efforts. they have even set up a website to help get tips and leads, but so far, daphne is still missing. her father -- john webb -- was arrested on child endangerment charges, but later released. her mother -- kiana davis- webb -- is not considered a suspect in the case. tonight, friends, family and supporters are getting ready for a 6:30 vigil for daphne. kron-4's alecia reid is live in oakland. and alecia -- there has to be a lot of anxiety as the family tries to find daphne. >> reporter: absolutely. she went missing three weeks ago when her father left her inside the car. when she came out -- when he came out -- was gone. the mother suffers from dementia. the

main suspect is a latin woman who is not been found. daphne's grandfather is hear what is the family doing? >> right now, we are trying to keep the focus on daphne. to make sure that we have a missing. we are looking for her. call oakland police department or www.finddaphne.com just be mindful that we are still looking for her. >> reporter: what has opened police department been doing? >> not yet. they told us what they could. but today is the third week that she has been missing. we understand that they are still investigating with the top priority. we are waiting to hear. and sometimes we

can get through to the police but not all the time. with any new leads and they could provide >> reporter: it has been 3 weeks. what is the family what are you feeling? >> right now everybody is theeverybody is a bit numb.. we have been strong. my daughter has been a strong and hopeful and still expecting the best. still, hoping to bring her back into our arms. it is troubling. you do not know how is going to impact you. and if you see other people going to hardships? however, when it issued you do not have the answers. just take one day at a time. and my

family has been together with coming together in a beautiful way for all of this. all the damned glad and have respect. for the most part and--and i am glad. >> reporter: this is the second vigil that you have had what is this what would you like to accomplish tonight? >> maybe somebody who has not seen us the first time to really pay attention will see something or that we could jog their memory. basically, to bring it to their attention. >> reporter: will have more coming up 6:31 this vigil starts. >> this just in to the kron- 4 newsroom. prosecutors in ohio say at least one of the women kept in captivity by ariel castro kept a diary of her experience, documenting the abuse and suffering. castro will appear in court tomorrow for sentencing. one of the victims -- michelle knight is expected to speak at the hearing.

the plea deal recommends that castro receive a thousand years in prison. >> the days are slipping away on talks between bart and its biggest unions. progress on a new contract - so far has been minimal. here's the latest. the contract expires sunday august 4th. that means union workers can go back to the picket lines next monday. if so, it will be the second strike by bart workers in 31 days. but before they can start picketing, the union has to give the public 72 hours notice. that means the unions have to make an announcement by friday -- which is just two days away. the lengthy negotiations and the lack of progress. are a major source of frustration with bart riders. the two sides are at least meeting again. kron-4's dan kerman is live at the cal-trans headquarters in oakland. and dan -- what have you learned? >> reporter: the latest is that they are still at the

bargaining table which is seen as a positive note. at this time. some of them had already left by this time, yesterday. we can show you some video both negotiations leading. with the management team, and other bart people leaving. again that the key issues that we're talking about our pension, health care, salary. and they seemed very far apart nonetheless, they're both optimistic that they can work out something. also management indicated that there was a surplus. as a result they should be more generous. today the clarified what that surplus is all about. >> the operating budget has a surplus. we have a nice

surge in rider ship but that does not mean that we have a search overall we actually have a deficit. . and maintenance for the extension. nobody seems to know the fact that the wage increase after just four years it is essentially going . but there are structural changes that need to be made for health care. those in need to be made for us to continue to run the system for another 40 years. >> pam: they admit that transit agency to take on the 400- thousand people who ride bart each weekday. kron 4's justine waldman has a warning on how bad traffic in the bay area will become. if there is a second bart >> reporter: this commuter. >> i was three hours late.

>> reporter: frustrations could hit an all time high for commuters if there is another bart strike. because traffic is expected to go from bad to worse. >> i am not feeling sympathetic. >> reporter: the back up on the bay bridge extended for miles. the first stike took place during 4th of july holiday. when lots of people were on holiday. 10% more drivers should be on the roads next week don't want to sit in terrible traffic like this? get a fasttrack, carpool or work from home. >> it is difficult. >> reporter: on the water. triple the amount of people used sf bay ferry. the future likely holds more full ferries and long lines. even with extra ferries in play pepole liked the fresh air last time. and will flock to the docks. >> x the alameda. >> reporter: ac transit. took more than double the amount of people across the bay during the strike despite a look at the lines snaking down the street ac

transit s not adding any extra buses but will have it current buses do extra trips. and put its biggest buses on the busiest routes. if commuters felt sore during the last bart strike. next time could really be a pain. i'm justine waldman kron 4 news. >> pam: you can get the latest developments on bart and the strike threat, no matter where you go. with the new kron 4 news app. it is free and available on just about any mobile device; android, apple, blackberry, kindle. when you download the app, you will see we have a special section dedicated to bart. for quick and easy access. it's another way we're giving you more local news, the kron 4 news app. download it today. this video shows a pest control inspector and his

bed bug sniffing dog leaving the charity's burlingame location after searching it for several hours. no trace of the bugs were found there. although the dog got worn out before checking the entire space.so another dog will be out to finish the job tomorrow. people showing up to drop off donations or shop were unnerved by the reason behind the closure. >> i think it is disgusting! >> scary. >> i hear that they are impossible to get rid of and i am not going going to risk it >> pam: bed bugs were confirmed in a section of the san francisco warehouse at 11th and mission. nearly everything inside was thrown out as a precaution. exerminators are scheduled to tent and treat the affected area there thursday. >> new revelations about government supplying. that

contract anybody online activity. the obama administration releasing documents on its monitoring of cellphones. all this is topping intelligence. >> who double checked him? revelations on government spying. documents from nsa leaker edward snowden detail a program called keyscore that can track the full ranged of released documents on its cell phone calls. officials arrived on capitol hill. >> leahy: who double- checked mr. snowden? >> inglis: well, there are checks at multiple levels. there are checks in terms of what an individual might be doing at any moment in time. there are. >> leahy: they obviously

failed. >> inglis: in this case i think we can say that they failed, but we don't yet know where. the senate intelligence committee was not ready for excuses. >> we had a huge security breach, i think we'll all agree, committed by edward snowden. and a few years ago bradley manning downloaded hundreds of thousands of classified and sensitive documents, passed them on to wikileaks. now, if two data breaches of this magnitude occurred in the private sector, somebody would have been held accountable by now. just minutes before the hearing: what you might call an official leak from the white house. a declassified document describing the demand for cell phone records from verizon. widespread surveillance is necessary to connect the dots and track down terrorists. privacy advocate ron wyden >> " the bulk collection of hundreds of millions of phone call records on law- abiding americans is a very substantial invasion of privacy." calfornia senator dianne feinstein among those defending the program. >> . i believe, based on what i have seen and i read intelligence regularly, that we would place this nation the t-s-a watches you at the airport. but should someone watch them? we'll show you why their actions are putting fliers at risk. o.j. simpson has been granted parole. free. bars.

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>> the man police say was behind this brutal assault and robbery has been arrested. this is surveillance video of an attack against a woman during the city's gay pride festivities last month. police say the suspect is 23-year-old oakland resident christopher porter-bailey. authorities say that kick to the woman's head knocked the victim unconscious. porter-bailey has been charged with robbery, aggravated assault and

battery likely to produce serious injury. at least three other people have been arrested in connection with the attack. >> pam: a proposed law plans to crack down on sexual activity in san francisco's massage parlours. it would require masseuses licensed by the city to wear photo i-d cards while working, and also deny massage permits to applicants convicted of sexual or human trafficking crimes. the change would also penalize the owners of the parlours rather than the employees, who some city officials say may be potential victims of human trafficking. the legislation could be considered at a board committee hearing as soon as september. >> pam: a former san jose youth sports referee has been convicted of lewd acts and sending pornography to teen girls. scott domnauer has yet to be sentenced but faces a maximum punishment of more

than 14 years in prison. he contacted a 14 year old girl over social media, then gave the girl a cellphone to maintain the relationship and sent her pornography. it was then discovered he also contacted two other girls in san jose and modesto. >> pam: san francisco police are searching for a suspect accused of shooting a pellet gun in the city's mission neighborhood. this is a picture of the latest victim. the latest incident was reported sunday around ten a-m. the victim tells police he was walking into "my corner café" at south van ness ave and 26th street when he was shot by a pellet gun. similar incidents have been reported in the same area. witnesses gave officers a vague description of the suspect -- a male between 16 and 25-years-old, long hair and tattoos. they're watching you. but should someone be watching them? we're talking about t-s-a workers. >> catherine: people who

are the last line of defense between you and any would-be evil-doers at the airport.are engaging in misconduct that could put fliers at risk. shannon travis reports. >> remember this three years ago: a t-s-a officer at new jersey's newark airport leaves his security post. and a man breezes through, prompting a security scare, for hours? a government report released tuesday shows startling incidents like these happen far too often: it says misconduct from t-s- a workers is up 26-percent over three years. to some 96-hundred cases. and there may be more, since some offenses may never be reported. things like: sleeping on the job. stealing cash out of luggage. t-s-a workers leaving their posts. even letting friends or family go through security without being screened. members of congress, holding a hearing wednesday, were outraged. >> "some of the incidents have been totally embarrassing." >> "stealing is stealing,

and these are instances of stealing from american travelers." >> reporter: >> reporter: the t-s-a defended its handling of misconduct. >> "i've given you my word. if they're stealing, they're doing drugs, or they're breaching the security system intentionally and i can prove it, they're out." >> reporter: fired, the report says, 17-percent of the time. but overwhelmingly. t-s-a workers engaging in misconduct are given a letter of reprimand. or suspended. many of the approximately 56-thousand t-s-a employees do not engage in misconduct. so what should the t-s-a do? the report says better monitor misconduct claims. and better follow up investigations. in washington, i'm shannon travis. >> jacqueline: we did see warmer conditions. temperatures for in the upper '70s and '80s. 78 in napa. and for the inland valleys 80s as well. 80s in

antioch, concord. 70's for the south-bay. as to look for tomorrow clear conditions. this live look outside of our roof cam. it is already going to move back and. widespread coverage but temperatures are going to stay about the same. the fog tracker with widespread low clouds and to the north bay. and at least back to the coast that is where it should stay for the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow not much changes. 60s. '60s and '70s for the east bay shores. '70s in castro valley and fremont. also the 80s in concord, livermore, pleasanton. and san ramon. for the south-

bay, also the exception of morgan hill at 80 degrees. low 70's there. and into the north bay '70s and '80s similar to what we saw today. they look at your extended forecast. we are going to have very little fog. >> coming up the oakland a's play an early game with the blue jays. gary radnich will have latest. >> catherine: and also of o.j. simpson gets a little bit of good news. look at 'em.

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>> catherine: and o-j simpson gets long time -- some good news. the parole board decides to give him a break. o.j. simpson has been granted parole on some of the charges stemming from his 2008 kidnapping and armed robbery convictions. but he still won't get out of prison any time soon. he'll have to serve at least four more years. on the other hand - the decision by the nevada his sentence. board members say there have been no discipline problems - and simpson has taken part in prison programs. he's already served 5 years. simpson argued that he was only trying to take back his own property when he stormed a vegas hotel room in 2008 -- and held up two sports memorabilia dealers. >> catherine: onin iowa. a fiery crash along i-80 west of iowa city shut down the highway. police say a tractor trailer approached traffic too fast and couldn't stop. it clipped a car, and then hit the fuel tank of another semi. a woman and two children were in the car. hospital -- along with one of the truck drivers -- with only minor injuries. >> pam: still to come. family and friends are gathering to hold a vigil for a kidnapped 21-month-old girl. that's coming up at the bottom of the hour.

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>> in china, one man is proving you can literally walk on air. a chinese daredevil finished this remarkable feat yesterday by walking on between two hot air balloons. and don't think this was easy. he walked on a 59-foot long inches wide. and he did this in just over 38 seconds! danger aside, the stuntman officially earned a spot in the guinness book of world records. >> pam: we're just minutes away from a vigil for 21- month-old daphne webb. the toddler taken from her father's car outside an east oakland supermarket. we're live at the vigil -- next. >> jacqueline: the fog if it

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(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> reporter: it's been 21 days since 21-month-old daphne webb went missing. police say she was taken from her father's car outside a supermarket along international boulevard in east oakland. starting right now, a vigil in daphne's honor. kron-4's alecia reid is live at the vigil in oakland. and alecia -- the father didn't come to the last vigil. is he at this one? >> reporter: he was invited but the question is will he be here? they are hoping that perhaps somebody that saw something will speak up. the child was left in the car when he went in to a store and he was charged with charles endangerment. when he came out of the

store, the child was gone, he was charged with -- child endangerment. they're hoping to get this popular home. and safely. reporting live, they're hoping to get this toddler home. >> pam: time is ticking for officials from bart to come to an agreement with its biggest unions. we're now down to five days until bart workers can go on strike. both sides met today. the second straight day of let's recap all of our top stories, beginning with kron-4's dan kerman. >> reporter: at the headquarters in oakland, still no agreement between union and management the clock is ticking away and did it expires sunday night. still, they do remain hopeful that they can avert a strike reach an agreement before that deadline. in oakland, dan kerman, kron 4. >> reporter: as the second

strike looms be prepared for more drivers on the road next week. transit agencies are expecting 10% increase in band fourth of july. then the fourth of july--from the first strike. justin waldman, kron 4. >> reporter: at the formal naval used to build submarines and nowadays used for fabrication of the critical pieces of the eastern span of the bay bridge. these pieces will be assembled and used for a 32 broken bolt on the bay bridge earlier. they should be completed in a couple of weeks and installed by december 10th in vallejo, kron 4 news. >> reporter: at san jose state university a second violent crime is resulting in the second campus-wide security alert. the police say that this man was

slammed this-man's head was slammed to the set cement. there were not students. and police are nonetheless reminding students about the safety protocol associated with the large oaklopen-urban campus. in san jose, rob fladeboe, kron 4 nos. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. if you're going to drink vodka at 11:00 a.m. and a beer avoided be a muni bus shelter like the plague. >> do not drink an open container. >> the san francisco police are having a zero tolerance for any shenanigans. >> do not drink in public. and it is funny, they do not

want you drinking at a poli-- bus stop. there were drinking vodka and beer. this liquor is poured out and there were told not to hang out. >> have why are you taking the bus? >> because i got a dui. >> after long, this person walked up to the bus shelter and was looking for a light. >> this is a bus stop. >> okay., thank you. it is not difficult to see people smoking. these people on market and it smelled a little bit like wheawe'd -- marijuana. and according to the san francisco police department this is his third arrest for the same thing.

and he dumped a wad of transfers. >> where did you get those? >> for the record, open containers, smoking marijuana, smoking, and the illegal and selling of transfers are the things you might want to think twice if your on a muni stop. and san francisco, stanley roberts, kron 4 news. >> pam: we want to tell you about the now-about the new kron 4 news atand the mobile device, often with more mobile device download it today. >> jacqueline: the big weather story is less fog. widespread fog but here is by 6:00 a.m.. it is stretching for the entire bay area. '60s and '70s with

80s for the inland valley. and also through in napa. looking at our extended forecast. lohan what the latest is on her freedom.

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>> pam: the khas the latest vickilindsay lohan is a free with woman. >> she's done with rehab. what she's doing so she

won't ever have to go back. that's next. lindsay lohan is free. the actress finished her 90 day stint at a malibu rehab facility, and she doesn't want to return. sober coach in los angeles move back to new york. the court-ordered rehab was her sentence for a carpeople magazine says this entered a rehab facility. her new film, "the canyons," >> also, gary radnich coming up with your sports, coming out. up (music) (music)

>> good evening, everybody. with bartolo cologne and melky cabrera will not be suspended with the association of the performance enhancement drug facility in miami. they are not expected to receive similar indictments of this year. and alex rodriguez,

however is reportedly will suffer more consequences. and last night, with a five- nothing lost to toronto. and when this throw gets away, one-0 = 5 oakland athletics. and he beat the system. and a fastball. the blue jays have a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning. popping up a knuckle ball. and he is going to score and it is tied at 2-2. however, in the 10th inning the all-star going through right down the line. five-2. alberto, with his lead. and he was

acquired last night from the angels. they are 0-12 and perfect position but they did lose to the blue jays. >> this is fun with twitter. hunter pence a group of followers traded hunter pence and that tweets began flooding his account. saying that he had been traded. and he said nice try but kind of cruel. hunter pence is staying with the giants. and with the best mascot, the philadelphia fanatics. and paul sandoval he later left the game with a small injury but brett held the game.

they are going to their season this rookie. look out! and they get to see their boy in the center. two-hit tonight. he is going to replace zito. and he has come out of bread to

>> and i would just say that you would think that people would be socially conscious on social and media and perhaps taboo subjects like the birth of a. twitter consciousness. >> i guess i am not getting support on this. and colin kaepernick and jim harbaugh are still starting around. there is no more accommodation in football right now when you talk about a coach and a player. harbaugh saying that now his

first full year he is getting better. >> i feel like i am further ahead than i was last year. hopefully, going forward i think that this is indicative of what we've gone through. and now we can get back at it. >> gary: if your anny work around that area and to see that stadium is fantastic. by the way, this person said that i just saw you last night. but the point is that this stadium they have played in 2.5 months. and if you want to see it is an

amazing stadium. they should make everybody feel better that the tax dollars are going to the millionaires on the field. [laughter] >> gary: by and for the people. however, and at the end of the day when the people need something to carry the signs. when they need something, on their side. >> pam: to turn to you? >> gary: if i am not too busy. [laughter] and let us not let that pro bowl die. and no longer will it be the afc/nfc, just trust me. it is boring but it is just too violent. nobody wants to play for $1,000. you have to put real money on the table for these guys to play. and super bowl they just keep playing

in the racial slur goes to the eagle wide receiver cooper. this video surfaced after a confrontation with an african-american is security guard. he says that i will jump the fence and fight every "n " word. and how about the nba. the rockets forward terrorist jones was are rested after stopping a homeless man in the leg outside of the portland nightclubs. the homeless homeless man -- suffered minor injuries and he was booked as a misdemeanor. and with five years, $80 million. with the washington wizards, good luck. and 6 ft. 1 in., when

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