the bay area cannot deny that strike on their hands. if d.c. transit has voted to strike a strike the county it tomorrow. good morning everybody. it is is that it.

>>erica: good morning everyone and happy tuesday. we are starting with a lot of cloud cover this morning it will be very stubborn mostly sunny skies but temperatures are on the cool side. hayward checking in at 68 los 70 slated for fremont and their extended forecast a 7 day around the bay shows temperatures could drop even more as we head

into tomorrow so again very chilly weather for this time of year. temperatures well below the seasonal average. some spots almost as much as 12 degrees cooler the where we should be pre release to that pattern of morning fog at afternoon sunshine permit really no warmup and cypriot looks like we will be continuing with this pattern for the next week possibly more. in terms of traffic around the bay area we do have

>>james: a statewide amber

alert has been issued for a pair of siblings who police believe were kidnapped by a their mother and burned down his home. it happened in san diego county. in the community of boulevard. 44-year-old christina anderson was found dead inside the burning home of a 40-year-old man. officers also discovered the remains of a child. these are pictures of the children missing this morning. hannah anderson is 16- years old, standing 5- feet 7- inches tall. she has a belly button ring, nose stud and pierced ears. ethan anderson is 8-years old. standing 4 feet 11- inches tall. police say, they may have been kidnapped by this man. 40-year-old james dimaggio. the suspect was last seen driving a blue nissan versa 4-door, with a california license plate. 6 -w- c- u- 9- 8- 6. police believe he is headed

to canada or texas. new this morning. san francisco fire crews are on scene of a one alarm fire in the presidio. this blaze is at the intersection of lincoln, mcdowell and park streets. it was called in around two a-m. according to the fire department, the fire is burning on the hillside near the cemetary in the area. no buildings are threatened at this time. in other bay area news. as of 12-01 tomorrow morning, a-c transit buses may come to a halt. the president of the union walked into the board of director's meeting. and handed them a 72 hour strike notice. strike notice. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. ♪ and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. ♪

every day, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ court to call a 60-day "cooling off" period. a man is dead after being killed in a solo car crash night. the crash happened around 10-45 on the north bascom avenue on northbound 880. a car heading onto the on ramp overturned and witnesses say they saw a man partially ejected out of the car. that man was pronounced dead at the scene. no other injuries were reported. san jose police have identified a woman who was shot and killed early saturday morning as 19- year-old kimberly joyce chico. the shooting happened early saturday morning. on south second and east san salvador streets. this is video from the scene. police -- have not confirm whether the shooting is

gang related. no one else was injured in the shooting. it marks the city's 30th murder of the year. chico was heading into her sophomore year at san jose state university. that what is 410. chevron pleads no contest to criminal charges. from the refinery fire one year ago.

chevron to be put on a two -year probation. pay nearly two - million dollars in fines. and pay more then 720- thousand dollars in restitution. to different agencies. who half ofadante pointer is an attorney with the law offices of john burris. that firm is representing more 13-thousand people who say, they suffered serious illness after the chevron fire. kron 4's scott rates talked with pointer, and gets his reaction to the settlement. that nothing to people who were affected out in the community. >>: this was a criminal negligence type of situation where chevron knew that they were operating a plant that had a long standing track record of running the boat without loss and the essentially ignored their responsibility to conduct their business in a lawful

manner it is their responsibility to not a danger residents who live around this very toxic plants. >>: what are some of the illnesses out there in the community are suffering as a result of this fire. >>: lots of people come to our door every day that have coughing fits. a period of time where it was hard for them to sleep some people passed away because they were already in a very it medically compromised in state and this fire pushed them over the edge. we are dealing with people who've had a range of issues. the criminal case just proves the point that if chevron had been engaged in reckless conduct that was criminally negligent in terms of what they were doing bridge now from ysabel perspective we are here to show that what they're doing was punitively irresponsible.

>>: mr. pointer also told me that so far in the civil lawsuit there has been no luck in mediation with chevron. he says this one is going to be a battle in the courtroom. reporting and richmond, scott rates, kron4 news. >>james: when we return we will get a complete update on weather and traffic and more headlines as well. overlooking san francisco, a cloudy start with a lot of drivel. we will bear it back.

>>darya:. we are back at 415. a wildfire in southern california forces the evacuation of hundreds of homes. the u-s forest service says, the brush fire started in the cleveland national forest yesterday morning. quickly burning 15-hundred

acres. evacuation orders are in place for more than ten- thousand residents. more than 200 firefighters are working the blaze. u-s state department has ordered an evacuation of non-emergency government workers from yemen due to recent threats. the order calls for all americans to leave the country.

malnutrition hiall staff at theh embassy in yemen have also been temporarily withdrawn due from their embassy as well. thought mossu-s troops are on high alert and 19 diplomatic posts remained closed because of that terror threat. hotthe head of al qaeda is

calling on his followers to take action. chris lawrence has the story. >>: the threat emanates probably from of of focus or occurring in the arabian peninsula. it could potentially be beyond that >>: the message directly linked to al, attacks on 911 permit its affiliate and yemen accurate unlike 2001, senior leaders to give a broad instructions not step- by-step orders on carrying out a specific attack. >>: you have a separate change to some extent of the experienced technical people and leaders who actually carried out attacks make bombs input equipment

together. >>: u.s. military >>james: in other headlines this morning,three people have been killed in a shooting during a town hall meeting. in ross township. that's about 85- miles north of philadelphia. police say, the alleged gunman had an ongoing property dispute with town officials.

witnesses say, the suspect fired randomly until he was taken down by authorities. at least two other people were hurt. have been hurt if others did not try to intervene. police say the gunman has been captured and is in custody. the trial of the man who carried out the fort hood shooting will start today. maj. nidal malik hasan will represent himself at a court-martial charging him with murder and attempted murder for the 2009 attack that left 13 people dead. over the next several weeks, he is expected to deliver an opening statement,question witnesses and possibly present his own evidence.

on the witness stand will be many of the more than 30 people who were wounded, plus dozens of other witnesses. fort hood shooting new: fort hood trial brings together attacker, victims fifth kron 4 news continues after the break. to this, now is 423. your what is next.

>>erica: good morning and welcome to the kron4 morning news. at 425, we are focusing on our tuesday forecast. as of right now temperatures are on the cool side. we are looking up too early for upper 40's low 50s. extensive cloud cover

and drizzle for the latter morning hours. but looks like once we reached after an hour's, " a mild conditions permit full details on what to expect i will have a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast in just a couple of minutes. >>anny: two youngs boys sleeping over at a friend's place were dead by morning. officials in new brunswick, canada, say a 13-foot snake killed the boys while they slept. reporter andrew spencer into the apartment. >>: at 100 lbs. of high gone like this one escaped its ventilation system in the apartment above the store and strangled a five year- old and a seven year-old

boy. >>: the owner's son was a bear. >>: he sells exotic snakes. he says it's rare for a snake that a big to escape its in closure. >>: the snake was probably a very hungry and not in good condition. >>: others are not as surprised. >>: the fact that you have an apartment with animals like that below the risk is always there. >>: autopsies for the two boys will be done this morning. i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>darya: we will take a break. it is 427. a look at our james lick freeway print camera looking back. traffic lights and the light. let's hope for a better commute this morning. so far we're not seen any problems that we sought yesterday morning with that running a big rig so fingers crossed. we will

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>>anny: new this morning. san francisco fire crews are on scene of a one alarm fire in the presidio. this blaze is at the intersection of lincoln, mcdowell and park streets. it was called in around two a-m. according to the fire department, the fire is burning on the hillside near the cemetary in the area. no buildings are threatened at this time. >>: is basically 95 percent contained so they are not worried that there will be any damage to any of the.

the main issue is trying to put out the fire completely. one of the things that they have to deal with it is a water supply there are hydrants all over the cemetery in but not directly where the fire is at. so you see a lot of trucks going in and out and around the cemetery in order to fuel up their trucks to get back out there to try to put out the fire completely. this call came in at about 230 this morning and again as i mentioned, the concern was that the homes here. that does not seem to be under threat. they do not know exactly what started this fire. >>anny: the we know how close the fire is to the cemetery? >>: it's a 2 a. area of fire. you can see the cemetery so it is with in the cemetery walls but it is

still far away enough that it is not a threat seeing any of the plot to there. they are not concerned about it being in danger at this point. >>anny: italy a seventh live at san francisco presidio. thank you for that live report did it but let's turn our attention to weather. she has a look are forecast at whether this morning. >>: >>erica: you got it james. temperatures are on the cooler side. santa rosa currently at 52 degrees. so we are working up to temperatures of two degrees cooler than just 24 hours ago. and as we take it over to a satellite and radar. we do have some interesting things to talk about. fog

tracker for shows what on top for today. an extensive cloud cover. you will notice today could actually be a little bit cooler than what we saw yesterday. a very few 80s out there. perhaps antioch at 80 degrees. temperatures will mainly be in the '70s through the san ramon valley 3 turning our attention to the south bay,

plenty of sunshine. perhaps some of our warmest spot. downtown's san francisco checking in at only 61. we are generally in the upper 60s for the first week of august. last but not least, let's focus on napa. your kron 47 day around the bay forecast highlights cooler temperatures. in fact we will be as much as 10 to 50 degrees cooler to where we should be. look at extended models. the warmth stays out of three traffic around the bay area moving pretty well. here is the live look to the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. a little bit of a wait at those cash lanes.

here is a live look at the golden gate bridge. . drive times a clocking in at 23 minutes from a bottle into the city. >>james: one of our big stories out of southern california but could affect the entire bay area. a statewide amber alert has been issued for a pair of siblings who police believe were kidnapped by a man who allegedly killed their mother and burned down his home. it happened in san diego county. in the community of boulevard.

44-year-old christina anderson was found dead inside the burning home of a 40-year-old man. officers also discovered the remains of a child. these are pictures of the children missing this morning. hannah anderson is 16- years old, standing 5- feet 7- inches tall. she has a belly button ring, nose stud and pierced ears. ethan anderson is 8-years old. standing 4 feet 11- inches tall. police say, they may have been kidnapped by this man. 40-year-old james dimaggio.

the suspect was last seen driving a blue nissan versa 4-door, with a california license plate. 6 -w- c- u- 9- 8- 6. police believe he is headed to canada or texas. >>anny:it is not only bart that's dealing with a possible strike. as of 12-01 tommorrow morning, a-c transit buses may come to a halt. the president of the union has given a-c transit a 72 hour strike notice. if the strike goes into effect, 181-thousand riders traveling in the east bay, san francisco and the

peninsula will be affected each day. amalgamated transit union local192 represents over 16- hundred mechanics and bus operators. they threatened to go on strike back on july 1st but put the idea on the back burner as they continued to negotiate. a rep from the union says the current threat of a work stoppage shows us how tough the negotiations have been. it is not only bart that's dealing with a possible strike. as of 12-01 wednesday morning, a-c transit buses may come to a halt.

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>>james: we are back. watching a hurricane off ormoc and the pacific ocean. the hurricane is the one we will focus on first. it goes

by the name carry it with a maximum sustained winds at 75 mi. per hour. let's focus in on harry to treat this as a closer view of the storm track. right now is centered about east of the hawaiian island. it is projected to track its way toward the main island of hawaii. it's moving west northwest at about 10 mi. per hour this morning. it is not the only storm we are watching and it will continue to weaken as it heads toward the island. the other is a guilt. it's a little bit closer to the hawaiian island creek about 20 mi. from honolulu. it is moving at about 9 mi. an hour that is 29 mi. an hour we are not looking at any major impact but we are obviously keeping an eye. >>anny: we're also tracking our forecast and the clouds and fog. snowstorms or fault. here is erica with your forecast.

>>erica: well some like it mild and that is what we are going to see. temperatures will be 10 to 12 degrees cooler than where it should be for this time of year. temperatures trending between 10 and 15 degrees cooler right now temperatures are predominantly in the '50s. you can see the fog bank butting up along the coast line working its way inland. once the sun comes up everyone will be make-- meeting clear skies. it is going to take awhile for the

cloud cover to burn off but once received a sunshine we will see temperatures, out of it. it's part at 80 degrees mid '70s for fairfield. downtown's san francisco generally for this time of year around 67 degrees but today i think we will only quan to the low 60s. napa at 75. quick look after travel forecast. if you are getting on a plane today to take a look at washington today. new york city today at 82. a lot 90s clifford denver. your 7 day around the bay forecast back here and the bay area as for traffic to to look at desperate your approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. only impacting cash payment

customers. the golden gate bridge actually pretty busy for this time of morning. regardless no effect on your drive time. no accidents to report. >>anny:morning commute.

jeff bezos, the founder of >>anny:fitch ratings says california has made notable says progress on its budgets, spending restraint, and reductions in budgetary debt. the rating applies to the

72 billion dollars in outstanding general obligation bonds. the upgrade follows an 'a' grade from standard and poor's in january. this is the first upgrade from fitch since january 2010. at the height of the financial crisis. the f-b-i is investigating whether a group who robbed >>james:a series of banks in the bay area over the past few months. may have struck again last week.

police say a group of at least three men executed the earlier heists in millbrae and san francisco in april and june. these are pictures from those robberies. after several banks were robbed again last week -- the f-b-i believes at least one of the

robberies may be linked to the same group. attorney murdered police say a man has been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in salinas. giovanni pacheco is accused of opening fire at a taco shop during a gang brawl. two people died. and 5 others were hurt. police says violent crimes are up. there have been 14 murders this year -- and nine of the killings happened over the past 12 days.

state officials are investigating the company hall that handled the demolition of a power plant in bakersfield where five spectators were injured. the state's division of occupational safety and health said it's looking into whether alpha explosives broke any regulations on saturday. during the plant's demolition, pieces of shrapnel flew into a crowd of more than one-thousand spectators severing one man's leg and injuring four others. the company was hired by p- g-and-e to manage the this boiler structures.

hot handed down a major suspension for alex rodriguez, for the use of performance-enhancing drugs. he is among 13 players punished for violating baseball's drug policy. cooked jolla highest profile, is appealing the punishment. and during the appeals process he can still play the game. kron 4 asked some giants fans last night's game to weigh- in on rodriguez's punishment. pending the outcome of the appeal. the 14-time all- swhat are you doing back there? pending the outcome of the

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will tell you who it is coming up. >>mark: the search is on for two children taken by this man. the mother and dad and a burned out home. we will have full details on the statewide search that is going on right now. and >>darya: and we are taking a look at weather and traffic this morning. good morning erica. >>erica: temperatures predominately in the low to mid 50's. by afternoon it will still more likely because the principles temperatures only climb until 70 degrees. right now we do have extensive cloud cover to deal with and limited visibility along the coast line. we do have bought more cooler weather in the store over the next couple of days. the seventh round by coming up in just a minute. good morning george. >>george: no hot spot but you might encounter some

construction on the nimitz freeway in the nimitz direction that-north direction. there's some work and the dublin interchange for westbound 58 that makes it a little slow coming out of livermore as you head past the door the road and out 458680 interchange. these are however just minor delays. >>darya: a developing story out of san francisco cruise on the scene of a fire in the presidio. kron4's a yoli aceves is out there. >>: hi there. what you see here in front is the entrance to the presidio cemetery and the presidio park. basically it is within the confines of the walls

of the cemetery. but your use of video of what we have for when the fire was at its peak. at this point it is 95 percent contained. so they're only deal with that last bit there. part of the issue is actually water. we did speak to a spokesperson for the park and she described to us a little bit of what they are dealing with or what that area looks like for were that fire is happening. >>: it is brush. mostly wooded area. that area is kind of rough brush. at this point they are just circling to get water. they've located

>>: back here li'llu' see one of the trucks actually filling up. the cemetery although located on the premise of their, plants or any of the houses are not to endanger it. at this point they're just trying to fight off that last bit that is still on fire. at this point, they still don't know what caused the fire. that is still under investigation >>james: the other big story is the fact that we could have another strike to talk about as of tomorrow morning. ac transit bus service may very well come to a halt. those workers gave notice that they are prepared to walk off the job as early as wednesday morning. kron4's jack is a soap is at the transit terminal with more. >>: good morning. i am here at the trans bay terminal where dozens of ac transit

bus and to bring thousands of people to and from the east bay. starting tomorrow morning, 81201. they may have to find an alternative. that's because about 1600 transit union workers or 80 workers have given ac transit's board of directors notice that they will walk off the job if they can't come to a contract agreement on a daily basis a.c. transit carries about 180,000 passengers. mostly in the east bay. so you can imagine the impact that it would have. obviously the bart strike affected about 400,000 people so it's about half but still a large amount of people that would be impacted by desperate that all comes down to salary and benefits as it always does in these cases. we had a chance to talk to some writers yesterday about a potential strike affecting ac transit for it >>: i heard a bus drivers talking and try to do things are right and they

understand the plight of the common guy and they know how important transportation is for people. >>: as i said at a strike could start as early as " 01. the contract actually expired june 30th and the same day as a bart unions contracts expire. ac transit put their strike on the back burner but apparently things are not going well as far as contract negotiations go. and they had given notice that they could walk out about 70 hours from now. -- 17. >>darya: union leaders say they have yet to be contacted by a board of supervisors appointed by governor jerry brown to intervene in the labor dispute with a bart. the order of predicted midnight strike and it is not clear if the board members have met. union leaders say no negotiations have been

scheduled grid governor brown's order came after birth president requested the intervention. the board is going to report its findings who can then petition for a 60-day cooling off period and >>darya: and other stories we are following. the statewide amber alert for a pair of supply to police believe were kidnapped by a man who killed their mother and burn down this home. this happened in san diego county east of san diego near the mexican border and the community of boulevard. 44 year-old christina anderson was found dead inside the burning home they're not say which of the two children they believe was killed inside the fire but here are the children right now. they believe one of them is with this man. 16 year-old hanna andersson treaties and anderson is 8 years old. 4

ft. 113 police said they may have been kidnapped by this man is 4 year-old james >>: we have done a lot of interviews. we have examined the seen frantically. we have recovered a lot of evidence. all of those things combined letters to the conclusion that one or more of the children may be with the audio print them up the suspect last seen driving a blue nissan versa with a california plate you see here. police believe he may be headed to canada or texas. look at 'em.

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>>mark: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. after years of delays the trial of a man who carried out before could should and will finally start today. he will represent himself as a court martial charges him with murder and attempted murder for the 2009 base attack that left 13 people dead. he is expected to deliver a statement, question witnesses and possibly present his own evident on the witness stand. st. >>darya: 511 is the time. a jury in boston is about to begin deliberations in the racketeering case mob boss.

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>>darya: and wild fire has forced the evacuation in southern california. it quickly to about 100 a.. evacuations are in place for more than 10,000 residents in that area. more than 200 firefighters are working on that place. >>james: we've got a mild

weather to wake up to. nothing like that. damp in some spots. good morning erica. >>erica: yes we have some areas of missed end result predominately old long coastlines. . we have extensive cloud cover to wake up to print napa at 52 degrees. 55, for antioch. definitely bring a jacket at your head out to school or work. the fog will make a comeback. it here's a look at satellite and radar. extent of cloud cover filtering its way inland. we have an area of low pressure. once that moves closer to the centers as the bay area, that will reinforce this cooling trend so prepare yourself for cooler conditions as we head into wednesday if and thursday. perhaps a few low

'70's by 12 per it your afternoon highs you start to see more '60s and '70s. and expect small police sunny skies. it'll take awhile for the cloud cover to burn off though. it's going to make its way back into our forecast by 8:00 p.m. tonight. burkett got your afternoon highs, starting in the east bay, take a look at these numbers. we are as much as 15 degrees cooler than average. brentwood 79 degrees, 78 and walnut creek. mostly sunny skies by the late afternoon. the east bay shoreline. oakland high of 65, 64 expected and berkeley. as you work your way down the 880 corridor. we will start to pick up some sunny skies. to the

south bay we go, pretty comfortable conditions. not too hot and not too cold. san jose topping out at 75 and 80 degrees and campbell. a few degrees warmer and san bruno. redwood city a high of 75. for the north bay, 75 is a common number for sonoma and napa up. 69 in santa rosa and low seventies for san rafael bridge >>george: what a nice ride around the bay this morning.

here at the bay bridge toll plaza, running a small fleet. we have no hot spots. hear it on the san mateo bridge, we are looking at it the late freak ride. and east out at westbound a ride. we are problem free over the high rise. crews are still at the north end of this band or came to reconfigure the commute. looking first at the e shore freeway, 12 minutes this morning hercules the berkeley. still a very light ride. san ramon valley through the south bay, not look at any problems

latest developments out of pennsylvania. three people are dead in a shooting during a town hall meeting. this isn't salads burke. police say gunmen had an ongoing property dispute with town officials and witnesses say he just opened fire randomly until he was finally taken down by authorities. at least two other people were hurt. police say more people could have been entered its others didn't try to intervene. >>: pay absolutely would have stabilized. that can save lives. his intent have been showing that he wanted to do harm to people and certainly if they had not have done that he would have killed or injured other people. >>: police will search his home sometime this morning. they did not last night

because they were afraid it was booby trapped. >>darya: the settlement calls for chevron to be put on a toot your probation. pay $1.8 million. at one point to $8 million in fines and pay more than 720,000 in restitution to different agencies. the attorney for the bond law office representing more than 13,000 people who sued has this to say. >>: i see people who come for our door every day who are having coughing fits. they've had a period of time where it was hard for them to sleep. we delays that- even the people who have passed away so we are dealing with people who have a range of issues. the criminal case in our opinion this proves the point that chevron had been engaged in reckless conduct that was permanently negligent-- criminally.

>>darya: so far no luck with mediation with chevron. >>mark: >>james: in all looks fine there and the video but they are looking into whether off the explosives broke any regulations on saturday. during the demolition of pieces of shrapnel flew into a crowd of more than 1000 spectators separate one man's leg and injuring four others. the company was hired by pg&e to manage the demolition of the plant's boiler instructors. >>darya:

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of laws like this sent to the dop, boom in the bay area during the year 2003 we will be watching the numbers look like a down start to trading. we will have opening bell an hour from now >>: the washington post co. passed a new owner. jeff basil's the founder of amazon got, has purchased the iconic newspaper for $250 million. he bought the paper as an individual. and as i did not buy this company. basil's did permit he realizes the newspapers critical role in washington for it this comes a day after the boston globe was sold to the owner of the boston red sox for 70 million. >>darya: up 520 separate we will be back in a couple of minutes. but it is live look outside to see how the san mateo bridge is doing this morning. traffic is pretty good but visibility is a little hazy. we will be right back.

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>> welcome back. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge. this is still pretty light and easy. we will keep an update on the commute. we do want to start off with the update on your forecast. >> we have some clouds outside and even some mist and drizzle. you will probably need to use your windshield wipers. i see people at the golden gate bridge and how much cooler it is compared to where we should be. we are 13 degrees cooler in santa rosa and a 11 degree drop in concord. when state into thursday will be even cooler. you should prepare yourself for this. i will have full details and when the temperatures should rebound in my next report. >> we are still looking at

hot spot free ride around the bay area. here is a look at the james lick freeway. a quick commute check shows that there is slowing on highway 4 between antioch and pittsburg. it is still for the art most part light traffic from the bay. >> new this morning. san francisco fire crews remain on the scene and at one alarm fire in the presisio. dio. this fire happened around 2:00 a.m. at the intersection of lincoln, up mcdowell and park streets. it spread to about 4 a.. if you travel in that area door morning commute, of lincoln boulevard between moraga and

park will be closed for the morning. >> a another big story that we are falling. it is not only bart that is facing a possible strike. as of tomorrow morning ac transit bus service will come to a halt. kron4 jackie sissel is live in san francisco at the trans bay terminal. good morning jackie. >> about 1600 drivers from a.c. transit have given the board of directors noticed that they may walk out as early as well 1:00 a.m.. on a daily basis a.c. transit carries about 180,000 passengers. so this is just about half of what bart carries. but still, this will be a huge impact. they

have been working without a contract since june 30th. and that is about the same time that bart's a contract ran out. they stated that the time is up. the union stated that it has safety measures that they need to deal with. they have not been able to get together on a contract and yesterday at noon that went to the board of directors and told them enough is enough. they stated that they're giving notice and that if things are not work out they are born to walk out. you are born to see a lot of peoplgoing >> this will have a huge impact in the hope is set something can be worked out. >> the ac transit has the potential sprstrike as well.

>> a statewide amber colored has been issued for a pair of siblings who police believe were kidnapped by a man who allegedly killed their mother and burned down his own. >> it happened in san diego county in the community of the boulevard. 44 year-old christina anderson was found dead inside a burning home before year-old man. officers also discovered the remains of a child. >> the suspect was last seen driving a blue nissan versa four-door, with a california license plate. 6wcu986.

police believe he is headed to canada or texas. >> a man has been arrested in connection to a deadly shooting in a salinas. giovanni pacheco is accused of opening fire ed a taco shock duryea and gang brawl yesterday morning. two people died, and five others were hurt. violent crimes are up in the area, there have been 14 murders this year and nine of the killings happened over the past 12 days. >> a man accused of harassing people while he was naked at a san

francisco bart station is ordered to stand trial. yeiner gareezabalo is faces several charges, including two felony counts of false imprisonment during the may 10th incident at the 16th street are station. during the preliminary hearing, bart employees testified that the 24 year-old man and get ilane and neckran naked thre station and grabbed several passengers. he is set to be arraigned later this month. >> in oakland, seven activists were arreste after locking themselves up to the doors of the state building. the protesters are calling for the state to meet prisoners'

demands. this is including a group punishment and extended periods of solitary confinement. some of those inmates have been on a hunger strike for nearly a month. the protesters were taken into custody after refusing to leave the building. sweden base sailing team are immens >> sweden and based selling and tebased sailing teen artemis is participating today in the america's cup in san francisco. this is the team's first race since a capsized claimed the life of one of their teammates. andrew simpson died after the team boat capsized or in a may 9th practice run. the capsulizing also broke apart of the artist seems first 72 ft. yacht. the

teams' first race will be at 1:15 p.m. the seven nil against italy's linuna rossa challenge. >> will be right back. look at 'em.

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temperatures are in the '50s. santa rosa is coming in at 52 degrees. 56 a right now in the city. we do have extensive cloud cover to deal with. this cloud cover will be slow to burn off into the 7:00 a.m. hour we will still be dealing with this. it will impact most of us but not much clearing until about noon today. by lunchtime was see sunshine along the delta. because we will see the earlier clearing for the south bay that is when the temperatures will be warmer. >> starting in the south bay

that would have a good mixture of low 70's and 80's. 75 degrees will be the common number for santa clara and san jose. antioch will be coming in at 80 degrees. 78 degrees for walnut creek. the temperatures today will be 13 degrees cooler than where we should be and santa rosa was see the biggest drop. low 60's for downtown san francisco and as we take a look at the travel forecast thunderstorms are likely if your heading to washington d.c. with a high of 81 degrees. upper 80s f >> your extended forecast shows cooler weather will continue and the temperatures will be the

coolest for wednesday into thursday. we will see a rebound and we back in the '80s as we transition into the weekend. >> we are taking a close eye on the bay bridge because we are getting word of a stalled a big rig on the suspect expansion part of the bridgeexpansion part of a b. we would check with caltran on this. your trip to the san mateo bridge we are the delay free and it is a good commute. the changeable message signed has an amber alert. your trip to the golden gate bridge 1 01 south bond has no delays through marin county or on the bridge itself. as we look at the east bay ride we

have added two minutes to the commute 14 minutes from hercules to berkeley. san ramon is still looking good 17 minutes into dublin. no delays for castro valley. the south bay freeway is looking great. the north bay ride is still at about 24 minutes. >> the fbi is investigating whether a group who robbed a series of banks in the bay area over the past few months may have struck again. police say that a group of a least 3 men executed the earlier heist in millbrae and san francisco in april and june. these are pictures from those robberies. after several banks were robbed a again last week, the fbi believes at least one of the robberies may be linked. >> a santa cruz man accused

of killing his girlfriend in maui two years ago will be sentenced in october. ger ald galloway jr. agreed that he is mentally fit for his case to proceed in court. he initially pleaded no contest to reduced charges of manslaughter and kidnapping in the death of the santa cruz are turning celestial as men. the couple was vacationing in 2011 when tasman was killed. >> some good news for the state, fitch ratings is boosting california's bond rating to win a great.a a grader sign that the financial industry is improving.

california has made notable progress on their budgets, spending restraints, and reducing its budgetary and dead. the rating applies to the $72 billion in outstanding general- obligation bonds. the upgrade follows an a grade from sstandard and poor's in january. >> president obama is expected to outline proposals for overhauling the nation's mortgage finance system the on a visit to phoenix today. the white house says the plans include shutting down government-backed fannie mae and freddie mac. >> new numbers say the u.s. homeowners are getting better at paying their mortgages on time. the credit reporting agency

trans union says that april to june, the national rate for late payments on home loans was at their lowest in five years. in the second quarter a year, 4% of hours worked at least two months behind on their mortgage payments, compared to 5.5% on the same time last year. >> a big name in silicon valley is speaking up about immigration reform. facebook ceo marked as the birth spoke a screening last night for the fan " undocumented ", it is a documentary that follows a filipino immigrant and journalist who was brought to the u.s. by his parents. zuckerberg says the the issue is important for the future of the country and not just about securing and more visas for engineers in silicon valley. >> there was no warm welcome

for yankee star alex rodriguez and his first game of the season. back from injury, he took the field in chicago last month. major league baseball has handed down a major suspension for a ride for the use the performance enhancing drugs. he is among 13 players were punished for violating baseball's drug policy. rodriguez, who has the highest profile, is accused of recruiting other players for a florida clinic. during the appeals process is still play the game. kron4 asked some of the giants fans last night how they felt about his punishment. >> a rise of pillow will likely not be heard until late fall, so he will be able to play the rest of the season. >> the grateful dead night at&t and the giants grateful to be home. bought a weir ,

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>> half the fun is just stating what you would do if you did win. >> coming up on kron 4 news at 6:00 a.m.. bay area commuters could be facing a another strike. ac transit workers could walk off the job come tomorrow morning. what you can expect a strike does go into effect. >> a wild fire is burning in southern california it has already claimed 1,500 a.. more on the thousands of residents that have been evacuated. >> plus, we are keeping an eye on wall street this morning. trading will resume with the opening bell and half an hour, and financial expert rob black will join as a 6:45 a.m.. we will be right back.

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good morning, top stories were following this tuesday august 6th. the bay area could have another strike on its hands. a-c transit workers have voted to strike. details on how it could affect your commute come tomorrow. >> and we are following a statewide amber colored. we will have more on this.we are fe amber alerts. will have more on the story coming up. >> firefighters in san francisco battling a blaze near a national cemetery this morning. more in a live report coming up. >> once the