top stories we are following for you on this wednesday august 7th, two people have been shot and killed inside a home in oakland. one of the victims-- a one year old. a live report from the scene and what the family is saying *only to kron 4. plus-- buses will be in service this morning in the east bay. as a-c transit and union leaders reach an agreement on their new contracts. averting a transit strike.

>>darya:and the home known as "the house of horrors" being torn down this morning in cleveland, ohio. its where three women were held hostage for nearly a decade. >>james: but first pop weather and traffic. good morning erica. >>dan: >>erica: we will continue with the pattern of dense fog up morning drizzle but at least we will see some slow clearing into the afternoon. with that, temperatures will range from the upper 50s coast side to the mid '70s inland. we do have subtle changes to talk about i will talk about where temperatures will start to warm coming up in my next report. >>george: an easy commute around the bay. not tracking any hot spot right now major problems in the central valley southbound on late

rep. but for the bay area slow traffic is on interstate 580 and on highway 4. starting to pick up a little slowing for the east bay commute. i will have a complete traffic updates coming up in a bit. >>mark:following breaking news out of oakland this morning. where two people are dead after a shooting at a home on ghormley avenue, near 98th avenue. among the dead, a 1 -year- old boy. kron four's mike pelton is live at the scene where police have a large perimeter set up as they search for the suspect, mike? >>mike: mark several distraught family members are here and understandably so. a lot showed up this morning to find out they lost their son and grandson. it is still blocked off. investigators continue to process the scene. this is the home with his front porch light on. police told me shots rang out around 245 this morning from somewhere on the backside of the house. those bullets passed through and

hit two people sleeping in the back bedroom. sadly, both passed away. a 20 year- old man and a one-year-old baby boy named drew jackson. police say both were in the same bedroom and not-no one else was injured. no suspects or no known motive. they continue to go door-to- door to see who did this. looks like it will be out here for several more hours. >>mark: thank you. with a darya with more coverage >>darya: we have team coverage this morning. kron four's terisa estacio just spoke with a family member. she joins us live from children's hospital oakland. >>terisa: the one-year-old was brought here to oakland's children's hospital. unfortunately he lost his life and he died here. right now we are joined exclusively with drew jackson's aunt. margaret, i

can't imagine what you are going through. tell me a little bit about drew. >>: he was a happy and jolly baby. i know everyone says that about their nieces and nephews or kids but he was a of really jolly baby. the other day he just said he piety and now my sister has a very her only son. this is crazy. my sister has to breed her only son. --bury. he did not hurt anybody or do anything to anybody. he is innocent. >>darya: just losing that a very emotional interview. pleading to stop the

violence this morning with terisa estacio. in fact, i think we've reestablished connection. what's go back. >>terisa: was the baby for it was true in his bed last night that no he was sleeping with his dad 3 he was holding onto his dad and unfortunately it is a travesty because his dad did not make it either. so now my sister has to bury her son and her son's father but more importantly she has to bury her only son and yet to explain to her daughter how she could not see her little brother any more. >>terisa: how old is the daughter. >>: 33. >>terisa: >>:3. it's more kids dying and more babies dying than

anything else and it's like they are to solving anything and they aren't doing anything. they're on their third police chief and he still not doing anything. they need to really pick it up because more kids are getting killed than anything else and no apparent need to vary their child. i am a mother myself and i cannot see me bring my only son. now my sister has to bury her only son. it's crazy. you get a phone call at 3:00 in the morning thatcher's son has been shot. you're when you're old. there is no words describing how someone can feel to lose their child. should anybody have to bury their child before their child buries them. you can have other kit but you can never replace that one. he was innocent and he did not deserve to get killed.

>>darya: where is your sister now? it should be comforted by other family members. >>: she is. she is devastated. she does not want to talk to anybody. she keeps saying her baby and why and maybe she should have kept him at home. she's beating herself up but he was a good dad so she let him go with his dad to spend quality time. >>terisa: he was spending the night with his dad? the >>: and yes he was spending the night with his dad. >>terisa: what will you remember most about your nephew. >>darya: said just losing the connection again but really hearing that heartfelt interview from the aunt of the one-year-old who was dyed-killed in that shooting. >>james: we will follow the story as it develops

throughout the day. another developing story union workers and a-c transit have reached a tentative agreement averting a strike that would have happened at midnight this morning. both sides came to a deal with less than two hours left on the clock. the agreement gives employees a 9-point-5 percent raise over three years. but workers will have to contribute more to their medical benefits. union leaders says throughout negotiations, they always kept their riders in mind. the agreement is expected to go to a ratification vote >>darya:bart managers and attorney for its two largest unions will to meet before a board of investigator today over a contentious labor dispute a special three-person board will hear from the rail system's management and the unions about their contract dispute.

the hearing in comes after governor jerry brown ordered an investigation into the long and difficult bart talks, averting a strike that threatened to disrupt monday morning's commute. both sides also say that they plan to continue contract negotiations tomorrow and into the we are learning more details on what happened to that south west airlines that have difficulty landing. we are also keeping an eye on bay area weather and traffic. here's a live look at our bay bridge approach. we will get a check of drive times coming up at 615.

we are learning that president obama has canceled plans to meet with russian president vladimir to 10 next month. the move also reflects growing u.s. frustration with russian on an array of other issues including human rights. he will not meet with proven. --vladimir putin.

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>>mark: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. this is all that is left of the home of a real castro. demolition has begun on the cleveland house where three women were held captive and raped over a decade. the house is being torn down as part of a deal that spared ariel castro a possible death sentence. he was sentenced last week to life in prison plus 1,000 years. one of the women imprisoned there, michelle knight, showed up early wednesday before the demolition began. she made a brief statement and released some balloons. prosecutors say ariel castro cried when he signed over the house deed and mentioned his "many happy

memories" there with the women. the women escaped may 6 when one of them broke part of a door and yelled for help. demolition is scheduled this morning at the ohio home where three women were held captive for nearly a decade. the house will be torn down as part of a deal that spared ariel castro from a possible death sentence. he received life in prison plus one thousand years. the demolition will leave several questions unanswered, including how the crimes went un-noticed for so long. the women were held for almost 10 years and repeatedly raped. they escaped in may when one of them broke part of a door and yelled for help.

>>erica: good morning. downtown san francisco general lee at '70s but we are seeing temperatures and low 60s. we are 15 degrees cooler than where we should be for most areas. focusing our attention on the north bay fairfield at 75 degrees. we will see sunshine it will just remain on the cooler side. as we take a look at your extended forecast. we will continue with similar conditions into tomorrow. good news is we start to rebound as we head into the weekend. we will have plenty of them inland. 618 on the clock was ticking traffic with george >>george: we're into the

referee no problems with stalls or accidents on the stand. your problem free here as we are at the golden gate bridge. first let's update the commute on the east shore freeway hair and interstate 80 as you head westward. the drive time has increased to 16 minutes now from hercules to berkeley for the westbound a ride out university ave. still a good approach to the bridge from the e shore freeway and a good drive through the san ramon valley north bound southbound 680. incident and the late comfrey. we have great conditions through the south bay. interstate 280 out to cupertino. west valley freeway looks a good

all the way up to mountain view and here is the north bay ride with just a brief bit of slowing around lincoln on 101 south operate a drive time still say is, under 25 minutes >>james: >>mark: and we're learning new details about what happened on that southwest airlines plane that had a rough landing at laguardia airport.

president obama will meet with u-s troops and their families today during a stop at camp pendleton in southern california. the president will thank service members and military families for their service to the country. the visit to the marine corps base is the president's final stop on a two-day west coast trip that included the rollout of his principles for overhauling the nation's mortgage finance industry. as part of his focus on housing, president will be interviewed by the c-e-o of online real estate database "zillow".

president obama took to late night television to explain his health care law. the president made an appearance on "the tonight show with jay leno." during the interview, he explained how the law will work for those without health insurance. the president also talked about how he's disappointed that moscow granted temporary asylum to n-s-a leaker edward snowden. he also mentioned that he

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the dow lost 93 points. the nasdaq down 27. and the s and p 500 losing 10. opening bell is at 6:30 this morning. freddie mac earned $5 billion from april through march, the seventh straight profitable quarter for the mortgage giant. the second-quarter gain compares with net income of $3 billion in the same period last year. freddie says the gain was due largely to increased profits from investments made to hedge against rising interest rates. that helped offset losses on mortgages during the quarter. the news comes as legislation in both the house and senate looks to phase out fannie mae and freddie mac over five years. >>james: a fiat that can drive on water but the automaker did make waves and

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>>mark: an update on our breaking news story this morning. out of oakland. where two people are dead after a shooting at a home 98th avenue. among the dead, a 1 -year- old boy. kron four's mike pelton is live at the scene where police have a large perimeter set up as they search for the suspect, mike? we will have a live report from kron4's mike pelton at the top of the 7:00 hour. he is talking with police right now. >>james: kron4's terisa estacio actually spoke to an eye out of a get-up the 01 year-old who was killed. she's joining us live from oakland children's hospital. >>terisa: that's right. he was some it was too late when he tried tear at

oakland children's hospital. he was pronounced dead upon his arrival. the little baby boy's name was drew jackson. he would have turned to in march. just a few minutes ago i spoke with drew jackson's not in connection with her nephew. she says this is just unbelievable. this tragedy to strike a family. >>: he was killed in his sleep. he was only one. underste are shooting up houses that have kids in it. i don't understand. there was just a little girl who opened up the front door and got killed. this does not make any sense. he was only one in three and now my sister has to bury her only son because people want to be senseless out here and don't care. it is the to find people that did it and call it a day because he was only one. he was a happy baby. >>terisa: that was margaret

jackson-margaret, true jackson's not pripet talking about losing her nephew in this terrible terrible shooting. we will have much more of her interview a little bit later on. >>james: thanks a lot terisa. again all live report from oakland. >>darya: a little cool out there and a little wet out there cup grand give us an update. >>erica: yes. the pavement was wet. i'm taking a peek at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like we're starting to see a break and be cloud cover. a full afternoon ahead with its '70s inland mid-60s inside the bay and upper 50s for the coast. looks like we will continue with temperatures that are a little bit closer to where we should be for this time of year. good news is if you like 80s we will see them as you have into the weekend.

full details on what to expect your 7 day around the bay coming up at 745. --645 >>george: still monitoring a good commute. no incidents to report i want to alert you to some problems with the commute on the a muni metro this morning. here's a transit update there was a tree that fell across the track at glen park and it was affecting the muni metro lines j s f they have to put a bus bridge in place. but it appears as though they just clear that tree from the track way. if you normally drive the j. or f line don't be surprised if you see a few buses and the glenn park area acting as a shuttle bus around that problem but they will reap assume normal service very quickly. >>darya:

a-c transit workers have reached a tentative agreement averting a threatened strike that would have started this morning. union and management reached terms around 11 last night. the agreement gives employees a 9-in-a-half- percent raise over three years, contributes to medical benefits, and health and safety improvements. union management says throughout negotiations, they always kept their the agreement is expected to go to a ratification vote a >>james: we are hoping for some good news from bart. bart managers and attorney for its two largest unions will to meet before a board

of investigator today over a contentious labor dispute a special three-person board will hear from the rail system's management and the dispute. the hearing in comes after governor jerry brown ordered an investigation into the long and difficult bart talks, averting a strike that threatened to disrupt monday morning's commute. both sides also say that they plan to continue contract negotiations

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the afternoon the small clearing of those clouds. what we see our afternoon highs you also notice temperatures could be as much as 50 degrees cooler to where we should be 374 degrees and livermore. 74 out the door in antioch. generally we are supposed to be in the '90s. 69 for hayward and oakland. low sixties for downtown san francisco. for your evening forecast fog will return and you will certainly need a jacket because take a look at this, oakland 59 degrees later on tonight at low 60s out of livermore. in the picture extended forecast, the 7 day around the bay you noticealmost a carbon copy of today's forecast. with the stubborn morning clouds and sunshine into the afternoon. we have an area of low pressure a system working its way to the bay area. most models are pushing a way to earn no. but we still could see some instability. perhaps some thunderstorms well

north of napa and sonoma. the news is by the weekend we will see more by the way of sunshine. tempter start to climb and looks like a little bit of a warming trend with upper 80s as we pushing closer tuesday. as 650 west take a look at traffic now with george st >>george: thanks erica print coming out of the macarthur maize into the toll plaza a good commute and the 880 approach is your best on this morning go nuts are really that bad. nice this wednesday. really the first day of the week where we have been able to enjoy a normal and fairly easy ride to the bay bridge street we are into debt free. -- incident three traffic looks great. light and easy right here in the southbound direction. what that we will

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>> the fbi is asking for the public's help to catch two sets of bank robbers who they believe are responsible for robbing a string of banks in the bay area. police say a group of at least three men known as the high jumper bandits robbed at least four banks and sampras's go and one in millbrae. some of these robberies have been very violent. the fbi says, one of the suspect was responsible for pesto whiping a bank employee. >> the fbi also says that this or robbery suspect, known as the up close bandit, has brought police to banks in san francisco. according to officials, he walks into the bank, implies

he has a gun, and demands cash. >> coming up on the kron 4 news as 7:00 a.m.. we are monitoring the latest one our breaking news out of oakland. a one-year-old boy shot and killed, what family members are telling us right now. >> president obama is upset with president vladimir putin after some controversy no decisions. why president of obamas is not going to russia next month. >> we are talking football and basketball in the world according to gary coming of the 7:45 a.m..

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