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>> marty:what was the cause of the limo fire that killed five women on the san mateo bridge? the investigation now complete. and we may finally learn theand the flag is dropping for grand prix in redwood city. we'll have a live report and before the doors are closed joining us on this sunday august 18th. i'm marty gonzalez. we'll get to your top stories in a moment, but first lets get a quck check of the weather with janu. >> janu: good morning. with low clouds, a very typical day however, warmer temperatures even hot, inland. for the evening, the increase in cloud coverage. and there are even some chance of thunderstorms for the work week. we will take a look at that but first, let us go back to marty. >> marty:a full report will be released tomorrow into the cause of the limosine

fire that killed five women on the san mateo bridge. authorities have wrapped up their investigation into the fatal limo fire that killed a bride to be last may. the fire broke out as the group was heading to a bridal shower. four passengers managed to escape, in addition to the limo driver. several agencies have been investigating the fire. this is video from the scene. this morning at 9:30 we will be hearing from state senator jerry hill. he will discuss his limo safety bill and the need for limousine safety standards. the report will be released at a news conference at one in the afternoon. you can watch that announcement live on our 24-7 bay area news channel on comcast 1-93. >> the opening of the new span of the bay bridge is a couple of weeks away. officials will close the bridge the night of august 28th. to transition the old span to the new one. the new span is set to open september third, the day after labor day. officials say the broken bolt problem will be fixed and the new bridge is safe for the public. the majority of the work is already done and what remains are the finishing touches.

workers will be hanging some lights, do some painting and apply striping to the roadway. the biggest task for workers is tearing down the old connecting ramps and put the new ones put into place. >> a favorite family fun park is set to close down today. malibu grand prix in redwood city will close its doors permanently tonight at 8. after 35 years here in the bay area. that's where we find kron 4s mike pelton. a bit of nostalgia? >> reporter: absolutely, marty. and they have me chained in here they will not let me get into the bumper boats until they open at 10:00 a.m. it is the final time that they will open and they will be closing permanently tonight at 8:00 p.m. malibu opened its first time in 1979. with millions of people enjoying

the batting cages, and the biggest attraction are the race cars. with a hot spot for teenagers once they get their drivers' licenses. however, this leasing agreement is putting the brakes on the family fun. there would not be able to speak with the property owner and the port have to now, close it down. they have seen -- turn out recently, with longtime fans making a good buy. >> the last couple of weeks has been of standing with the support from the community. and i expect the best, with -- of standing support from the community. outstanding. >> reporter: it is owned by palace entertainment, they own other venues across the country. this equipment will be disbursed over the remaining venues. that they

still own across the country. and i have my red boat for you, waiting for you, marty. >> before that, mike one clarification. it is closing not just because of dwindling popularity it is because of that lease agreement? >> reporter: yes. they say that it has been popular but they're not been able to renew the lease agreement. this is acres that was not able to come to an agreement. >> marty: that is prime real estate, thank you, mike pelton a 4-year-old is injured and one person was killed after a shooting in oakland last night. the 4 year-old suffered injuries from glass derbis during the shooting. a woman was pronounced dead at the scene. a man was also injured.but transported to a hospital and is expected to survive. it happened around 9-30 yesterday night. police are searching for the suspect.

>> marty: police are also investigating a fatal stabbing at an antioch gas station. it happened last night around 8 at a chevron station on the 32-hundred block of delta fair boulevard. a 49-year-old man was stabbed several times. he was pronounced dead at an area hospital. police are questioning witnesses, but no arrests have been made. >> a santa cruz surf school owner is now behind bars 32-year-old dylan greiner is charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious acts with children police say a hidden camera in the schools dressing room taped girls changing into their wet suits authorities say greiner also preyed on young girls on the beach. chief of police steve clark says greiner was doing more than training students >> they start off as students in his surf school. he will be friend them, offer them a free lessons.

and he will continue that relationship and offering favors until the point where they bring that relationship to an inappropriate boundary. where he is offering sexual activity with them. >> marty: police say greiner admitted to starting a relationship with two victims when they were 13 and 14 years old. he is being held at the santa cruz county jail on a 500-thousand dollar bail. officials say he's been persuing inappropriate relationships with minors for a least four to five years. police believe there are more victims. officials want to find them and offer psychological care. >> marty: in union city, police are asking the public's help in identifying a person accused of molesting a child. this is a sketch of the suspect. he is described as a white male, mid 50's, standing 6 feet tall. police say he is possibly bald. he has been seen multiple times wearing a tan "fisherman" style hat with a chin strap and eye glasses. police say the suspect could also be involved in other incidents in the bay area.

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>> marty: as bay area kids get ready to head back to school. parents' fears about the sometimes deadly allergic reaction to peanuts are leading to some changes in school lunch programs. kron four's rob fladeboe reports, fremont is among the latest school districts to take peanuts off the menu. >> reporter: when school starts later this month here at fremont's irvington high and other schools, a long- time staple of the kitchen and cafeteria will be missing. food service director elsie szeto says anything containing peanuts or peanut products will be gone. >> you have to make sure that we know what the food allergens products are in our foods. and that the students do not eat those.

>> reporter: fremont and many other school districts have banned peanuts because of the potentially deadly allergic reaction some kids have to them. last month a sacramento area teen died after eating a dessert containing peanuts. szeto says the district is making sure none of it's supplies contain any kind of nuts at all. she says peanut residue on someone's hands can easilye passed on to other students. >> a student could have eaten a peanut butter product. the extraction is on that that hand and it could be passed on to a student that has an allergic reaction. that product equipment is still a risk. >> reporter: school officials are encouraging parents, children with any type of food allergies to

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>> janu: let's take a quick look outside this morning. with some fog and clear skies. and some warmer temperatures as the go for this afternoon compared to yesterday. however, some changes to talk about. with a thunderstorm activity chances monday, tuesday and even the rest of the wes the workweek, cooler temperatures temperatures are going to be a mixture

of 50s and 60s, right now. upper 50s in half moon bay. the afternoon highs will be warmer compared to yesterday. 90's in campbell, 80s in san jose. the east bay inland valleys and also taking a look of the satellite & radar. this will bring us the chance for storms, lightning, and even hail a possibility! and red flag warnings with unsettle d. condition sit through the santa clara valley. that will go into effect tonight at midnight until wednesday, at 3:00 a.m. your kron 4 7 day around the bay that still, conditions could be non-settled with that morning fog and afternoon sunshine. marty?

>> marty: joining us this morning is our political analyst michael yaki to talk about some of the political events from this week. first, lets talk about the ongoing issues surrounding the bay bridge. the new span will open after labor day. is it safe? >> studio guest: this started off as the $700 million bridge. and everybody was saying oh my gosh! but now it is $1.4 billion. now, the latest set is going to be about $1.6 billion! is it safe. and i would say that what is the question of safety, concerning is just how deeply worried the engineers are about the new span. in the year 2000, we know what happened, on parts and the

bridge just basically disintegrated in 1999. >> marty: i remember that. >> studio guest: it is kind of like a ticking time bomb. and even of that new eastern span is not completely perfect they say that it is better than what we have now. >> marty: that is a lot if you read between the lines? >> studio guest: i think it is going to be interesting for what they're going to say in these closer meetings about what exactly the danger of the eastern span is. if a seismic retro item happened. >> marty: they could be forced to shut it down and how about now, the olympics. there is a lot of talk about the anti-gay discussions and they are thinking about even boycotting the games. >> studio guest: it is

interesting. anytime that you have an olympic or an oppressive regimen, they come up. these issues come up with possible demonstrations went to this in beijing in 2008. >> marty: yes. >> studio guest: however, the difference between that and this is between chinese foreign policy. and and to bat, however, this is directly at athletes. and with this lot and controversy is a bit more different. unlike a communist regimen, this is about a direct threat aimed at weather or not you can express your sexuality. your sexual orientation and we just saw this last weekend. a swedish pole vaulter had a rainbow flag on her

fingernails was told to paint her fingernails over or that it could be possible not eligible. >> marty: was also interesting, is that of russia is trying to put the best foot forward but i think what is more important is what the athletes could be doing in these specific countries is how this impacts the visitors. how many people are going to be possibly not going as a formal protest. >> studio guest: that it could.. the kind of said that perhaps will force this in moscow. but it has created a " don't ask " don't tell " policy. however, many people are standing with the gay athletes. and they say that

they should be able to compete and however, if they speak with their dollars. in the end, the olympics is a big business. it is all of the athletes competing people like to watch that. and even if they do a suspension i think that the people will have their own beliefs. with these highly trained athletes training at the highest level. >> marty: when everything is said and done their artistry to figure out how can they maintain this hard-line. >> studio guest: as long as the pressure continues and johnny wir is going to wear a rainbow uni.. >> marty: also known as distractions. >> studio guest: yes. >> marty: thanks michael.

and if you'd like to connect with michael yaki. you can find him on twitter -- at-yaki blog.

>> marty: new this morning-- the petition drive to boot mayor bob filner from office amid sexual harassment allegations is officially underway. it began at midnight. organizers say they expect some volunteers to start gathering signatures right away. but the full effort will begin later today at the finish line of a half marathon and at a "freedom from filner" march downtown. filner has resisted numerous calls to resign from the nine-member city council. house minority leader nancy pelosi says her fellow democrat should step down and spare san diego the pain and expense of a recall election. >> marty: the first civil lawsuit filed against penn state university over the child sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky has been settled. this is according to attorney tom kline, who

represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. but he called it a win-win. he says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. >> marty: lakeside residents come together again to support hannah anderson. the san diego county community held an impromptu carwash fundraiser saturday for the rescued teen. the proceeds will go toward funeral expenses of anderson's mother and younger brother ethan. hannah anderson and her father brett both made a brief appearance to say thank you. this is the second fundraiser that has been held for the anderson family since her rescue one week ago. >> coming of this elderly woman is left without a home when a car came through her c home.....

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>> marty: welcome back. it's a "spare the air" day around the bay. here's a live look from walnut creek. this is the fifth time this summer that the alert has been issued. it warns of unhealthy ozone levels. "spare the air" was declared this time due to rising inland temperatures, low winds and car emissions. residents are advised to avoid driving and limit outdoor exercise we are expecting a pretty early burn off. >> janu: mainly sunny conditions for this afternoon and also the highs are going to be warmer than what we saw, yesterday. we are looking at triple digits and livermore. and low-mid '80s for the east bay shore. and very comfortable, 73 degrees. napa, santa rosa,

80/90's. for those going out this evening, there is a chance for storms overnight. however, by 8:00 p.m. still pleasant. still 80s in fairfield. and 70's in san jose. who will take a closer look at the thunderstorm activity on my next forecast. >> marty: the driver of a truck apparently lost control and crashed into a house in petaluma. it happened early this morning on cleveland avenue near bodega avenue. emergency crews found a full-size pickup truck had smashed through the front door and destroyed the living room. an elderly woman was in bed in a back bedroom listening to music at the time of the crash. she was was shaken but not injured. >> marty: when we arrived. -- >> no, they were just trying to secure the sections and

get a valuable out of now... we will have the county of red tag this property tomorrow. >> marty: battalion chief of wilmar fd and said they are securing the home to allow the resident to get their waiting for pge to assess any hazards before they attempt to pull the truck out. the driver of the truck took off from the crash. c-h-p says they still have this time. >> marty: a pedistrian is dead after being hit by a pickup truck in san jose saturday night. a ford truck was seen hitting a man shortly before 9 p-m near the alum rock and harriet avenues. the truck driver fled the area. but the vehicle is described as a late model, light-colored ford with oversized tires and possibly a red stripe on the hood. c-h-p are seeking the public's help in locating a car connected to a fatal collision. >> milpitas and fremont police continue the search for two suspects in a home invasion robbery. police say two men, armed with handguns broke into a milpitas home on pinard street. it happened around one a-m saturday. the suspects held a couple inside at gunpoint and stole items from the home. an hour later milpitas police stopped a car. but

two people inside fled on foot. police recovered the stolen items from the car. a milpitas officer talks about the search for the suspects. we conducted a search. >> with the police department, we were able to locate the suspects. at this time we believe that these suspects, although they are at large they are still a danger to the milpitas residents in that area. all of the areas were checked. >> marty: and says suspects are not considered threat to milpitas residents fremont police and a swat team searched the area for one street was closed for several hours during the search. the street reopened this morning.but the search for the suspects continues. >> marty: palo alto police have released a sketch of two armed robbery suspects that attacked and robbed a man while he was at a park with his child. it happened on thursday night at robles park. police say the two suspects approached the victim and his child and demanded their belongings. one suspect had a knife,

the other a handgun. according to police, the man was punched in the face and slashed in the arm with the knife. the child was not harmed. the first suspect. is a latino man standing five feet nine inches tall and 180 pounds. the second suspect is described as standing 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. >> there is a ban on fireworks. there was a 16 year-old girl that was killed by a fire truck who was run over. they did not want to know the truth of what really happened >> the new span is expected

on tuesday, september 3rd but the closure during that shut down. drivers have alternate routes and that they can take the most popular options will be the richmond/san rafeal and the golden gate. those are considered the no. and the transportation are asking use public transportation. or adjust their commute times. the be opened before the morning commute on tuesday, september 3rd. >> there is no doubt that the traffic is going to be difficult. bart is also going to increase their service are round the clock. >> with previous bridge closures, we have offered 24 hour service and we have expected to do that again. they are able to take bart

from 14 stations. and even to/from the airport. however, remember that the parking regulations will still be enforced over the labor day holiday. and also the weekdays. >> the updated schedules will be available on bart.org >> marty: remember that we will provide continued closure of the bridges and the newest expansion and also go to our new channel. comcast 193 for the latest news, as well as our facebook and twit mammal will

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>> it was adouble dose of bad news for the a's. with a's pitchertolo co hedisabled list with a strained left groin. the all-star right handed pitcher hurt himself throwing on flat ground on friday. it was not a real crowd pleaser, oakland lost seven-one to the indians. this puts the a's one-and-a- half games back, behind the a-l west-leading texas rangers. the a's go for the series win today with first pitch at 1:05 o-dot-co coliseum. >> and there was some action in the coliseum parking lot last night. three vehicles were destroyed and three others were damaged after a hot grill from a tailgate party caught fire. the fire happened about an hour after the a's game started. a jeep parked next to a hot grill caught fire. the fire spread to the vehicles on either side. all three were destroyed, and two or three cars sustained some damage from the heat. no injuries were reported. >> some scary moments in the america's cup opener yesterday. emirates team new zealand

tore the tarp in the center of its catamaran and lost two men overboard. both men are okay. and new zealand managed to hold on to beat hobbled italian team luna rossa. the winner of the best-of-13 louis vuitton cup advances to the america's cup match against oracle team usa. >> a match in going from san francisco, to los angeles and only 30 minutes! imagine -- at 30 minute commute. someone tried to make that happen coming up. the thcriticits agreag build yy

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will be tonight through wednesday morning. for the rest of the week, mainly sunny and a slightly cooler temperatures. with upper 50s if you're going out the door in santa rosa. and upper 50s, currently in half moon bay. the afternoon highs will be even warmer with '90s for the south-bay. 90's in the campbell, 86 degrees in santa clara. and also some triple digits through livermore. with 99 degrees and union city and downtown san francisco, 73 degrees. and we are going to finish it off in the north bay. the upper 80s are expected for novado. the satellite & radar showing that it is going to wrap itself around and coming into the bay area. unsettled conditions

with hail, with a red flag warning for mainly the inland areas. with the santa clara valley's that will remain in effect for wednesday, until 3:00 a.m. you see your kron 4 7 day around the bay the chance for storms tonight monday, tuesday, wednesday. that morning fog and afternoon sunshine pattern will return. >> marty: a match in the 30 minute commute from a imagine -- what this could look like just 30 minutes from los angeles, to san francisco. >> reporter: it sounds like something from the chechens, this beach transport that could some from the 'jetsons... and the science writer is inside of this old subway system. to get the real scoop. what do think it might be like? perhaps

nothing like this structure? >> correct this could be a different totally different mode of transportation. what would it look like. >> it would be something like a neumatic tube and we would blast air through it. kind of like the bank teller drive through concept. >> reporter: i am imagining my face is this something that i would want to be inside? and i think so because the internal sections would be controlled. >> reporter: this is also solar powered with pictures of what the capsules could look like. they visualize these on eight aluminum riding on a cushion of air. there could even be a prototype to get this ball

rolling. when this could really get off the ground is some major delays. >> there is going to be a " not in my backyard " situation with obstacles. >> however, the old transit is boring and inefficient why not we leap frog was something radical! >> reporter: he is wanting to take something radical and turn it into reality. pay for a share of the team. >> "what do we think it>> "hopefully nothing like entrepreneur elon musk has released plans for the solar into reality.

the trader joe's chain of grocery stores is suing a man who buys their products in washington state and resells them in canada. the man owns the store "pirate joes" of vancouver. trader joe's doesn't have any stores in canada. so pirate joes sees this as an opportunity to make some money. trader joe's is suing the man for false advertising, copyright infringement and injury to reputation. the company says they'd like to see their canadian customers continue to drive south into the u-s and stop at one of the real trader joe's stores in western washington. a federal judge is orders their entrances. the judge wants the clothing company to make the entrances wheelchair accessible. some of the current store fronts resemble a porch with steps and offer no alternative entrance for the disabled. the lawsuit was filed in 2009 on behalf of several colorado customers. the judge is requiring the rate of 77 stores per year. hollister has until january 2017 to complete the redesign. >> marty: you may soon notice your shrimp scampi has a heftier cost. shrimp prices are soaring because of a disease that's hit prawn producers in thailand, china and vietnam. according to an index measure, white shrimp prices are up more than 50-percent from a year ago to nearly six-dollars a pound. analysts expect consumption to drop in 20-13 from the four pounds of shrimp per person that the average american eats. but another crustacean could fill the void.

lobsters prices have dropped and the average lobster tail is selling at its lowest price in 11 years. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found people behaving badly. >> marty:i'm going to impound yr vehicle for 30 days >> if you have ever wondered what happens when the california highway patrol pulls over an unlicensed driver i am about the give you a brief tutorial this driver was pulled over >> i'm issuing a citation for speeding >> he was doing well over 50 in a 40 >> did you see the pedestrian in the crosswalk back there? no which one i don't know what you are talking about. >> for failing to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk. and for driving on a suspended drivers license but here is where it get tricky because the driver never actually have a valid license for political reasons permitted to get drivers licenses so. many drive without one

>> you are driving on a suspended license? >> i do not have a suspended license. >> when and if an unlicenced driver gets stopped the dmv issues something called an xray number. so if the unlicenced driver gets stopped again. the dmv can suspend the non issued license for that person >> you got a speeding ticket last year didn't you and you never fixed it. >> you received a citation from officer morales in my office for the exact same thing speeding and driving on a suspended license so when you ignore the law that tells me you have a disregad for the laws in ths state so i have a right to mpound your vehicle for 30 days >> so impounded it is. >> i will allow you to take your tools out of the vehicle >> just to make it perfectly clear if you get caught driving on a suspended license the chp will tow you and possibly hold your vehicle for 30 days in castro valley stanley roberts kron 4 news

>> marty: we'll be right back as kron 4 news weekend continues. live look outside. bay bridge hardly any traffic to speak of on this sunday morning. (music) ♪ [ female announcer ] wherever morning brings you, bring the energy you need. new nature valley soft-baked oatmeal squares. softly-baked, made with hearty oatmeal and a drizzle of cinnamon. they're nature valley's brand new take on a morning classic. because when you keep going, the morning can bring you to brand-new places. ♪ you can find them on sale now at your local safeway store.

>> marty: the san rafael police department is welcoming their two newest members: ares and faro. the department is reinstating its k-9 program after an 11-year hiatus. a swearing-in ceremony will be held for its new dogs ares and faro tomorrow night at seven p-m at the san rafael city hall. >> marty: researchers have discovered of a new species of mammal. this adorable raccoon sized creature with a teddy bear face. is being called the olinguito. the furry creature lives in the mountainous forest of ecuador and colombia. it eats fruit and weighs about two pounds. experts say this rare type of discovery hasn't happened

in more than 30 years. its a big weekend for moviegoers. ashton kutcher starring in "jobs" and oprah's return to the big screen in "lee day! also known as "soft serve," this swirled delight has been around for about a century. soft ice cream is served using a special machine. ice cream vendors also use a special technique to double the amount of air in soft ice cream, which creates its light, smooth texture. although its exact origins are unknown, we do know that the first references to soft ice cream appeared in the early 1900s. at that time, only a few types existed. now, most ice cream shops serve a variety of fun flavors. coming up on kron 4 news weekend, the top stories and your weather. in the meantime, this live look outside of san francisco, still fog. we will be right back...

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> marty: what was the cause of the limo fire that killed five women on the san mateo bridge? the investigation now complete. and we may finally learn the cause. >> and the flag is dropping for the last time at the malubu grand prix in redwood city. we'll have a live report and look at their final day before the doors are closed forever. good morning and thanks for joining us on this sunday august 18th. i'm marty gonzalez. we'll get to your top stories in a moment, but first lets get a quck check of the weather with janu. >> janu: good morning. this is a view from our san mateo bridge. with a foggy start but some breaks of sunshine. starting off in the 50s and 60s. for the afternoon, is going to be warmer with '90s, inland. areas. and we

will start to see the increase in the high cloud coverage. temperatures getting into the high 60s with 70's up for the inland areas. however, some changes for your forecast, with those details, coming up. marty? >> marty: a full report will be released tomorrow into the cause of the limosine fire that killed five women on the san mateo bridge. authorities have wrapped up their investigation into the fatal limo fire that killed a bride to be last may. the fire broke out as the group was heading to a bridal shower. four passengers managed to escape, in addition to the limo driver. several agencies have been investigating the fire. this is video from the scene. this morning at 9:30 we will be hearing from state senator jerry hill. he will discuss his limo safety bill and the need for limousine safety standards. the report will be released at a news conference at one in the afternoon. you can watch that announcement live on our 24-7 bay area news

channel on comcast 1-93. >> the opening of the new span of the bay bridge is a couple of weeks away. officials will close the bridge the night of august 28th. to transition the old span to the new one. the new span is set to open september third, the day after labor day. officials say the broken bolt problem will be fixed and the new bridge is safe for the public. the majority of the work is already done and what remains are the finishing touches. workers will be hanging some lights, do some painting and apply striping to the roadway. the biggest task for workers is tearing down the old connecting ramps and put the new ones put into place. >> marty: the driver of a truck apparently lost control and crashed into a house in petaluma. it happened early this morning on cleveland avenue near bodega avenue. emergency crews found a full-size pickup truck had smashed through the front door and destroyed the living room. an elderly woman was in bed in a back bedroom listening

to music at the time of the crash. she was was shaken but not injured. >> battalion chief of wilmar fd and said they are securing the home to allow the resident to get their belongings. th house will be red tagged and that they are waiting for pge to assess any hazards before they attempt to pull the truck out. >> marty: the driver of the truck took off from the crash. c-h-p says they still have no suspects of interest at this time. >> a favorite family fun park is set to close down today. malibu grand prix in redwood city will close its doors permanently tonight at 8. after 35 years here in the bay area. that's where we find kron 4s mike pelton. good morning mike >> reporter: good morning, marty. it offers a bulbar

boats, batting cages but by far the biggest attraction is the race track. weren't these are full-size indy cars at 40 m.p.h. however, these grand prix is expected to close its doors at 8:00 p.m. this lease agreement is putting the brakes on the family fun. they did not go into specifics but the company and the property owner could not come to a deal. the management and the operating costs have increased. they have prime real estate right off of the highway. however, they have will one more day of fun. after 35 years of memories. >> the number one thing right now is that they have a significant other. now they come back with their children. and it is a complete generational process. they were children

and now they are parents when they returned with their children. >> reporter: if you'd like to come today, they are open at 10:00 a.m. and it will close today permanently at 8:00 p.m. this company will be useusing -- this equipment, that will be dispersed to other properties. and the employees are not certain about their employment future. >> marty: mike pelton, thank you. >> a santa cruz surf school owner is now behind bars 32-year-old dylan greiner is charged with two counts of lewd and lascivious acts with children police say a hidden camera in the schools dressing room taped girls changing into their wet suits authorities say greiner also preyed on young girls on the beach. chief of police steve clark says greiner was doing more than training students >> typically, they start off

as students in his search school. he will offer them a free lessons, and get them to come to this workshop. he continues the relationship, and then the relationship becomes an inappropriate boundary. or he is offering a sexual activity. >> marty: police say greiner admitted to starting a relationship with two victims when they were 13 and 14 years old. he is being held at the santa cruz county jail on a 500-thousand dollar bail. officials say he's been persuing inappropriate relationships with minors for a least four to five years. police believe there are more victims. officials want to find them and offer psychological care. r >> in union city, police are asking the public's help in identifying a person accused of molesting a child. this is a sketch of the suspect. he is described as a white male, mid 50's, standing 6 feet tall. police say he is possibly bald. he has been seen multiple times wearing a tan

"fisherman" style hat with a chin strap and eye glasses. police say the suspect could also be involved in other incidents in the bay area. >> the summer is coming to an end as the summer has gone by but the cafeterias are gearing up for changes for the new school year. as bay area kids get ready to head back to school. we will be back with your forecast. female narrator: it's posturepedic versus beautyrest it's posturepedic versus beautyrest with up to $400 off.

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>> marty: as the bay area children are getting back to school,parents' fears about the sometimes deadly allergic reaction to peanuts are leading to some changes in school lunch programs. kron four's rob fladeboe reports, fremont is among the latest school districts to take peanuts off the menu. >> reporter: when school starts later this month here at fremont's irvington high and other schools, a long- time staple of the kitchen and cafeteria will be missing. food service director elsie szeto says

anything containing peanuts or peanut products will be gone. >> we have to make sure that the students are safe. and we know that the food allergy products are in our foods. and make sure that the students to not eat them. >> reporter: fremont and many other school districts have banned peanuts because of the potentially deadly allergic reaction some kids have to them. last month a sacramento area teen died after eating a dessert containing peanuts. szeto says the district is making sure none of it's supplies contain any kind of nuts at all. she says peanut residue on someone's hands can easily be passed on to other students. on the playground or elsewhere. >> if a one student has eaten a peanut product the bacteria could transfer from one hand to the other hand and eight other student. and if they have an allergic

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>> janu: welcome back some residual fog. however, some clearing and expected warmer temperatures and sunshine. in fact, it got pretty hot with changes to talk about with the changes and chances of storms through thursday

evening. for the rest of the workweek, slightly cooler conditions. first, let us take a look at the temperatures it is warming up pretty quickly with 70's through fairfield. 50s in the east bay shore. and the afternoon highs are warmer than yesterday. 93 degrees expected in los gatos, campbell, the 80s in mountain view. and evergreen, 92 degrees expected. triple digits expected in other areas. upper 70's in the san leandro and mid '80s for a word. downtown san francisco, 73 degrees. and in the north-bay, if you're going to wine country? 90's and 80's. your kron 4 7 day around the bay the system

and the satellite after a tech writer, it is going to wrap our route itself with -- satellite and -- radar. with even the small hail. radar showing some possibility of a red flag warning. and we could even see fire dangers. bonds settled on the seven day your kron 4 7 day around the bay and wednesday, could go back to our pattern of morning fog and afternoon sunshine. >> marty: joining us this morning is our political analyst some of the political events from this week. first, lets talk about the issues surrounding hillary clinton, nbc and cnn. >> studio guest: it is interesting that the committee is saying that they would not invite cnn

and court nbc to cover any of the debates. and at the same time, they also added a couple of other networks. such as a spanish speaking. >> marty: 2 they have a leg to stand on? >> studio guest: i think that all of this is really a numbers game. and at the same time, you have nbc that is talking about... will be a game of chicken. >> marty: for those of you that have not heard, cnn is wanting to make a make a documentary about hillary clinton. and nbc wants to

make a miniseries. >> yes. there are allegations of mismanagement, deficit spending is. and now all the bill clinton and hillary clinton and chelsea clinton foundation with miss spending. with -- pour spending habits and how it is being run. and a lot of this is from the concern from chelsea. >> marty: surprise said? >> studio guest: not that surprised. and she is pretty straightforward. and hillary clinton's best asset is her husband. and it seems that before that this was something that chelsea has recognized and want to take command of this soon. it is interesting. as soon as this

came out we heard information that perha psat it a university in set of a clinton foundation. >> marty: let us talk about the gop and chris christie? >> studio guest: yes. the last couple of days he had a sharp exchange with a father that was concerned about medical marijuana bill for children. he finally caved and i only say caved because he was caught on camera and not exactly ready. this crime faller was also on camera and now there are certain conditions that the bill medical marijuana use for children and still we are not going... see a pelosi and and to cover the debates. one of the speakers

was chris christie. he was basically saying about the code word to forget about the ideological things let us try to win the white house. he was talking to big donors. the fund-raiser in the hamptons but was the most interesting is he has an operation built on a two- term democrat said bush came back. he is a 50-seat operation. he has fundraising from also somebody from newt gingrich. he is basically showing that after a big victory, a huge victory in the month of november he is going to be off and running for the white house. >> marty: what would this mean for the tea party? >> studio guest: that is a big question can somebody like chris chrisy who is seen as a moderator. although he could try to

veto a ban on a 50 caliber rifle that he recently supported. and there is a nod to the nra, right there. he has also been a rather strong and that not in terribly favor of same-sex marriage. again, philosophically, would they ever get rid of the idea of that image and embrace clinton? still not sure that is going to be one of his biggest hurdles. and i'm not sure about his electability. in 2008, u and hillary clinton running on experience. and then became old, with hope, change. and now comes >> marty: certainly, we are able to see that embrace

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>> marty: new this morning-- the petition drive to boot mayor bob filner from office amid sexual harassment allegations is officially underway. it began at midnight. organizers say they expect some volunteers to start gathering signatures right away. but the full effort will begin later today at the finish line of a half marathon and at a "freedom from filner" march downtown. filner has resisted numerous calls to resign from the nine-member city council. house minority leader nancy pelosi says her fellow democrat should step down and spare san diego the pain and expense of a recall election. >> marty: the first civil lawsuit filed against penn

state university over the child sex abuse scandal involving jerry sandusky has been settled. this is according to attorney tom kline, who represents the individual known as sandusky victim number five. kline did not discuss further details about the settlement. but he called it a win-win. he says his client is the first to settle with the university in the case. a number of sandusky's victims still have pending suits against penn state over the scandal. together again to support >> investigators have recovered data recorders from the u-p-s cargo plane crash. the crash happened last week in birmingham, alambama. a n-t-s-b spokesman says the recorders will offer insight into what may have led to the crash. >> "there are over 400 parameters on this flight data recorder and they have validated the initial set of parameters that will kind of, sort of give us a look as to what's going on in the airplane. there's still plenty more work to do

with the flight data recorder." >> marty: both pilots were killed in the crash that broke the aircraft in two. officials previously said that the pilots did not issue a distress call before the crash. no one was injured on the ground and no buildings were hit in the crash. joining us this morning is san mateo senator jerry hill. he's here to talk about his limousine safety bill. this comes after five women limousine safety bill. this comes after five women were [ male announcer ] on vacation, you want more of the things you love. ♪ hello, bacon. get more with breakfast and a two-room suite for rates as low as $115 per night at an embassy suites. book now at embassysuites.com/getaway.

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>> janu: we can see '50s and '60s with the 70's inland. the afternoon highs will bring us more '90s. 93 degrees expected in los gatos. and for the east bay inland valleys. triple digits. antioch, mid '80s for those in hayward. downtown san francisco, 73 degrees. and a mixture of 80s and 90s. it is going to be warm and hot. the satellite system is wrapping around with the chance of thunderstorms. and a red flag warning. >> marty: joining us is a

san mateo senator, cherry hill talking about the limousine seat the bill. - jerry hill the limousine safety bill the limousine they were in results of the investigation released. the bill aims to expand the requirement of fire exthinguishers in limos? >> studio guest: we will require at least nine passengers or less to have a fire extinguisher. >> marty: there has been no requirement up to this point? and with nine people or less. >> studio guest: that is correct. would there has been less oversight. that is the common thread that we apart from the fire on the san mateo bridge on may 5th. and also, june 11th at walnut creek. these modified to add those extra feet on the limousine's but currently, there's no

certification. anybody could be modified that vehicle and put it in a garage in nobody would be knowing that it is safe or not. this would allow an annual 10-passenger or greater have inspected by the california highway patrol. right now, there are no maintenance records to maintain safety. if >> marty: it seems to be kind of the wild west, with nine passengers or less? >> studio guest: that is correct, and that was the common thread. tomorrow, the highway patrol will be giving us the report of those pit bulls fires. and i think that it was both based on poor maintenance and even modification. if the wheel wells were not done properly or if the wiring was not done satisfactory >> marty: turning to the political process of getting this passed. what type of

support to have in the senate? >> studio guest: the legislation will be on wednesday for this assembly appropriations committee. we have changed the bill. we ripple to modify it earlier because i wanted to make sure that it would be able to take effect of january of this year. and it is an opportunity to save lives immediately. >> marty: a lot of support? >> studio guest: a lot of support in the senate. for those that operate and owned limousines also want to do the right thing. >> marty: that seems like the key issue, and the key support in this issue. >> studio guest: it is. sacramental likes to have everybody get along in support. they are good people and they have been helpful, sacramento -- likes to have everything correctly. >> marty: assuming that it

comes out of the appropriations committee along do you think before we will see the governor called signature? >> studio guest: i would say within a couple of weeks. >> marty: presumably s january 1st in effect. and what would happen right now as far as the limousine companies would they have to pay extra fees to get the certification? >> studio guest: there is a $25 certification fee and that would include the inspection. and i think that is appropriate. >> marty: was that surprising to find out that nine people had no type of extinguisher. >> studio guest: it was surprising in that was an opener to my eyes and on for this goes back to the california public utilities commission. they are the ones that are supposed be

monitoring these limousines and a tent or even a call -- a limousine. >> marty: what would you give people if it is nine passengers? what would you provide as far as advice. >> studio guest: make sure that it is a reputable company. and that they have been in business and also, that it is a up keep for a fleet. to make sure that the fleet is up to date. and not an older, the scene. >> marty: it is human nature that what is this costing me? and what you are saying

is that what about the background of the company. >> studio guest: correct. both instances, in san mateo, and walnut creek those were issued for nine occupants but then they wanted to save a little bit of money. and the squeezed by with one other passenger. >> marty: senator, thank you for joining us. ♪

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>> marty: the giants are enjoying their weekend in miami. giants starting pitcher matt cain pitched seven innings. outfielder gregor blanco hit a two-run triple. pablo sandoval also drove in two runs for the giants giving them a six-four victory over the marlins. the giant's go for the sweep this morning at marlins park with bumgarner on the mound. first pitch is at 10:10. >> marty: it was adouble dose of bad news for the a's. with a's pitcher bartolo colon headed to the 15-day disabled list with a

strained left groin. the all-star right handed pitcher hurt himself throwing on flat ground on friday. it was not a real crowd pleaser, oakland lost seven-one to the indians. this puts the a's one-and- a-half games back, behind the a-l west-leading texas rangers. the a's go for the series win today with first pitch at 1:05 o-dot-co coliseum. >> and there was some action in the coliseum parking lot last night. three vehicles were destroyed and three others were damaged after a hot grill from a tailgate party caught fire. the fire happened about an hour after the a's game started. a jeep parked next to a hot grill caught fire. the fire spread to the vehicles on either side. all three were destroyed, and two or three cars sustained some damage from the heat. no injuries were reported. some scary moments in the

>> if industry insiders laughed at the 450-million- dollars joe lacob and peter guber paid for the golden state warriors in november 2010, one has to wonder what they would think now. now the team is now valued at 800-million-dollars. the new valuation comes from the price a silicon valley venture capitalist agreed to pay for a share of the team. the warriors are coming off their best regular-season record since the 2007-08 season and the most successful playoff run since 1977. coming of the bay bridge closure is about 10 days away. how you can get around to that with the latest updates available information coming out.....

>> marty: it's a "spare the air" day around the bay. here's a live look from walnut creek. this is the fifth time this summer that the alert has been issued. it warns of unhealthy ozone levels. "spare the air" was declared this time due to rising inland temperatures, low winds and car emissions.

residents are advised to avoid driving and limit outdoor exercise . let's check in with janu for your sunday forecast. >> janu: this is a look outside of some breaks of sunshine. as we go for this afternoon is going to be warm and hot with warmer than it yesterday with the chances of thunderstorms for your work week. and we are expecting mainly sunny skies and cooler temperatures. how it has been already in the mid 70's in antioch, fairfield. 60s in santa rosa. 65 degrees in san jose and it is going to be in the upper 80s with 92 degrees expected in evergreen. los gatos and the east bay in the valleys,

pretty hot in livermore, with triple digits. walnut creek and 78 and a san leandro. and for those headed to downtown san francisco 63 ocean beach. and '80s and '90s and pretty warm. changes with a system offshore that is going to wrap are round coming into the bay area with unsettled conditions. with hail, tried lightning and that could start a fire danger. with -- dry light.., indeed, that dark orange color is showing that red flag warning until now been told once a by 3:00 a.m. your kron 4 7 day around the bay the chance for storms monday, tuesday, as we go towards next week, 80s inland. 60s for the coast. >> marty: milpitas and fremont police continue the search for two suspects in a

home invasion robbery. police say two men, armed with handguns broke into a milpitas home on pinard street. it happened around one a-m saturday. the suspects held a couple inside at gunpoint and stole items from the home. an hour later milpitas police stopped a car. but two people inside fled on foot. police recovered the stolen items from the car. a milpitas officer talks about the search for the suspects. officer talks about search and says suspects are not considered threat to milpitas residents >> we conducted a search with the fremont police department for several hours and run not able to locate the suspects. at this time we believe the suspects, are at large they are no danger to the residence in that area. the residents. was thoroughly checked. >> marty: fremont police and a swat team searched the area for the suspects. one street was closed for several hours during the search. the street reopened this morning.but the search for

the suspects continues. >> marty: palo alto police have released a sketch of two armed robbery suspects that attacked and robbed a man while he was at a park with his child. it happened on thursday night at robles park. police say the two suspects approached the victim and his child and demanded their belongings. one suspect had a knife, the other a handgun. according to police, the man was punched in the face and slashed in the arm with the knife. the child was not harmed. the first suspect. is a latino man standing five feet nine inches tall and 180 pounds. the second suspect is described as standing 6 feet tall and 200 pounds. >> marty: a 4-year-old is injured and one person was killed after a shooting in oakland last night. the 4-year-old suffered injuries from glass derbis during the shooting. a woman was pronounced dead at the scene. a man was also injured.but transported to a hospital and is expected to survive. it happened around 9-30 yesterday night. police are searching for the

suspect. >> police are also investigating a fatal stabbing at an antioch gas station. it happened last night around 8 at a chevron station on the 32-hundred block of delta fair boulevard. a 49-year-old man was stabbed several times. he was pronounced dead at an area hospital. police are questioning witnesses, but no arrests have been made. >> san francisco's fire chief is banning firefighters from using helmet-mounted video cameras. the decision comes after images from the asiana airlines crash were made public. chief joanne hayes-white says the footage violates both firefighters' and victims' privacy. but critics are questioning the motive and timing behind the decision. the images raised questions about the fire department's liability in the death of a 16-year-old girl.who was killed after being run over by a fire truck. the lawyer for the girl's family says he questions why the department would not want to know the truth of what happened.

>> marty: the new span of the bay bridge is set to open tuesday, septemper 3rd. but first comes the closure of the current span. during that hutdown over the labor day weekend, drivers have some alternative routes they can take. the most popular options for drivers to get across the bay will likely be the richmond san rafael and golden gate bridges. that would be your northern alternate. the san mateo bridge would be your best southern route. also, transporation officials are asking drivers to take public transportation or adjust commute times. caltrans will open the new eastern span of the bay bridge before the morning commute on tuesday september 3rd. >> there's no doubt traffic will be a mess while the bay bridge is shut down over the holiday weekend. to keep things moving. bart says it will be ready to step up service, providing train service around the clock >> in the previous bridge closures will offer 24 hours service and we're happy to do again. basically, a life line. or

to work, or the airport, they're able to take bart. and wanting to take into account is parking regulations will be in full force for the labor day holiday weekend. and also on weekdays. >> marty: all of the updated schedules for bart will be available at bart.org and stay with kron 4 as we provide continuing coverage of the bay bridge closure, and opening of the new span. you can also get the latest on our 24/7 channel on comcast 193, as well as kron 4.com. >> hundreds showed up at oakland's lake merritt yesterday for the ninth annual fatih fancher breast cancer walk. the five-k walk or run is set up for entire families to participate. kron 4's pam moore took part as usual in the fundraiser that helps reaise money and awareness for uninsured and under-insured women undergoing treatment for breast cancer. the event also included a raffle and live

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