today will be cooler than yesterday. with the thunderstorms, other than that. just be prepared for that morning fog and afternoon sunshine. we are not monitoring and the hot spots there is a report of an accident westbound. it is involving two different vehicles and right before treasure island. not impacting things right now. the san mateo bridge is also moving decent in both directions. 12-13 minutes.

and southbound 101 also looking decent. august 21st. 24 students have been arrested after a sit-in at san francisco city hall yesterday. night. dozens of san francisco city college students gathered to protest the decision to revoke their school's accreditation. the students were demanding to meet with mayor ed lee face to face. they want him to take a public stand in support of city college. this comes after the department of education issued a letter finding fault with the accrediting process for city college. mayor ed lee's office released a statement in response to the protests. it says, "mayor lee is committed to keeping city college open, accredited, and available to the thousands of san franciscans who rely on it. the mayor has made this a priority and he supports the college's appeal underway and supports the work of the special trustee who are working to reform and rescue city college." >> some breaking news out of

east palo alto a facfatal shooting. this 19 year-old man was found in his car. the teenager was found where he was pronounced dead. will tran is on the scene and we will have a live update. >> after deliberating less than eight hours. a marin county jury found joseph naso guilty of killing four women. in the 1970s and 1990's.. naso acted as his own attorney in the two- month long trial. this is video during closing arguments last week. the same jury will reconvene for the penalty phase of the trial in september. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >> napa county has confirmed its first human case of west nile virus this year. according to napa county public health officials, a 65-year-old man developed west nile virus meningitis.

the man has made a full recovery. the county also confirmed its first dead bird that tested positive for the virus on monday. the western scrub jay was found in the calistoga area on august ninth. west nile symptoms include high fever, headache, nausea, and disorientation that can last between a few days to several weeks. >> the bay bridge will be closed exactly a week from today as final preparations are made to open the new span. the bay bridge. will close starting wednesday night, august 28th. during that time -- cal- trans will need to connect the new span to both yerba buena island. and the toll plaza. then crews will need to grind and pave the lanes. cal- trans will also be demolishing a portion of the old bridge, in order to make way for a temporary connector ramp. which will allow access to the pedestrian walkway on the new bridge. >> aaa predicts 34-million americans will travel more than 50 miles to celebrate

labor day this year. that's up more than four percent over last year -- and the highest level since 2008. triple-a credits the upward projection with an improving economy, increased consumer spending and the recovering housing market. another factor that may affect the increase is the date of labor day this year, september 2nd. according to aaa, americans have shown a higher inclination to travel when the holiday falls earlier in the month. >> a destructive wildfire on the outskirts of yosemite national park is threatening some 25-hundred structures and has burned 96-hundred acres. some 200 seniors were forced to evacuate yesterday from camp mather , which is owned and operated by the city of san francisco. the fire started saturday and has destroyed two residences and five outbuildings. state route 120 is shut down in both directions,

blocking traffic in and out of yosemite on its west side, but the park remains open >> a smoke grenade from a military training exercise started a 170-acre brush fire in dublin. this is video of the fire from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c- seven. the grenade was being used for training of reserves at camp parks. the brush fire started yesterday afternoon around 1:30 and was contained three hours later. no homes or buildings were damaged >> coming up on the kron four morning news at four a- m. a young boy, attacked by a pitbull is at home this morning. why his mother says "he's the strongest boy she knows." plus, one bay area woman says she's been harassed by the d-e-a. it all has to do with a prank call. why the administration says it's a big problem. and an austrailian family mourning the loss of their son after he was killed. why the two killers say they quote "killed for fun." these stories and more when the kron four morning news continues.

>> the ten year old antioch boy who was mauled by two pitbulls, is now back at home. but according to the victim's family. the dogs in question are still alive. kron 4's j.r. stone is following the story. and has the latest. >> reporter: this 10 year- old is a tough kid. after being brutally attacked by two different pit bulls he is out of hospital. >> we are now wondering where are the dogs? he sometimes gets angry because there were two dogs. there was one on my head, and one on my head. >> reporter: the mother is saying that both are in

quarantined but have not been put to sleep. despite a report that they had. take note of this stand graf that the doctors had to do of this--skin graph that is very graphic. some of these, we are not able to show you on television. >> he says that let us get out of this hospital [laughter] and he was fined to walt. and then w-he was fine- to-wa walk. and i would say that he has just a bit of blurred vision with nerve damage but he is able to see. besides that, and the skin graph he is a tender 10

year old boy. >> reporter: j.r. stone, kron 4 news. >> kron four did contact the owners of the dogs. who, police say, attacked hunter. they told us no comment and hung up. we also attempted to talk with animal control officials, but were unable >> still ahead on the kron four morning news. stinson beach remains closed this morning. all because a shark was spotted in the waters. beach goers say the spotting is rare. we'll have more details, coming up. [ female announcer ] mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast.

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>> 4:14 on kron 4: people are getting called on their cell phones, by someone posing as a locally based d=e=a agent who says for them. it all seems very real. harassed by these calls, she reached out to us. the real d=e=a says, it's a big problem. and people need to know it's happening kron-4's gabe slate has our exclusive report. >> reporter: this woman, does not want her face on camera. and even asked to alter her voice she is afraid of retaliation and she received a cell phone call that she did not recognize. and they left a message. >> they were federal agents saying that there was an arrest fora warrant. and her

real name that we bleep out. >> this is an officer from the drug enforcement agency and records to an open investigation involving your rest. please call the following number to follow up. >> reporter: worried that this was real shackled the number. >> they said that they had a warrant for my rest. and the person that claimed that he was a special agent paul anderson division 38 of the dea to why're him money and he would make this go away of the why she was going to go to jail. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: she reached out to me. and i reached out to

the dea. >> there's no such thing as a paul anderson, of the section 38. >> reporter: there is a dangerous criminal extortion. >> they will continue this harassment. if they have been duped and pay money i asked agent about the 415 area code. does that mean that they are based in the bay area? mean anything. >> through different phone services, and magic jack.. and that phone number can go through different circuits. even from south america, a totally different country. >> reporter: this is with the real d e a wants you to

know. >> any time you get a voice and all that is reported a dea is a fraud. we're not going to call you and tell you tube that you are in trouble or that you have done something wrong. we will tell you, face to face. or leave you a message. >> reporter: gabe sla te.... kron 4 news. >> this area of low pressure south-west of san francisco will continue to track its way north. through far northern california and because it is so slow moving. the potential for some thunderstorms and isolated storms in the north-bay for later today. most of us are waking up to some cloudy conditions. 50's

& 60's. and certainly, much cooler than yesterday where temperatures were in the '70s. 57 in san mateo. and as we follow these numbers for the afternoon you will notice the '70s and '80s. today will be slightly cooler than what we saw, yesterday. with 80s in santa clara. and for the east bay we are not dealing with that many 90s. pittsburgh, 89. the 70's expected in castro valley. and mid-60s in san francisco and predominantly in the '70s and petaluma. your extended forecast with your kron 4 7 day around the bay cooler weather tomorrow. but we are speaking about just quiet water. we will continue with the summer- like pattern towards the weekend. by friday, low 90s

inland and of 60s for the coast. not much changes in the forecast as we go for the middle of next week. traffic? a good time to leave your house take a live look at the approach to the bay bridge. most of these cars are coming from the east shore for we we have not seen any problems of the pay date. the metering lights are off. no problems with the -- pay gates. southbound, 101, golden gate looking good of of marin county. as a matter of fact, a lot of green on the road which centers on the traffic maps. roadway sensors from the caldecott tunnel to the macarthur maze working decent. >> oklahoma prosecutors have charged two teenage boys with first-degree murder in the random killing of a college baseball player from australia as he jogged on a tree-lined road. a third teenager has been charged with being an accessory. police say one of the defendants told them the three teens were bored and shot 22-year-old christopher lane for "the

fun of it." a former san antonio teacher accused of directing students to hit a schoolmate for being a bully has been sentenced to 30 days in jail. cynthia ambrose also was ordered tuesday to serve two years' probation. she was convicted in june of official oppression, a misdemeanor. prosecutors say the 44-year- old former kindergarten teacher at salinas elementary school told her students in may 2012 to line up and hit the 6-year-old boy so he knows "how it feels to be bullied." the san antonio express-news reports state district judge prevent ambrose from maximum probation term allowed. he is allowing her to serve senseless. he was an excellent guy on his training schedule. >> the family say that they are trying to do with this tragedy 9,000 mi. away in millburnmelbourne, australia. >> sent the o a teacher, cynthia

...ambrose was ordered tuesday to serve two years' probation. she was convicted and the month of june sentenced 30 days in jail. they say that the former kindergarten teacher at the silly enough elementary told students to line up and hit a six year-old boy. still ahead on the kron four morning news. radioactive water leaking from japan's crippled fukushima plant, sends mode. what workers are doing to keep the spill from spreading, coming up. and a year and a half after a cruise ship ran aground off the coast of italy, the costa concordia is set to be removed from the water. details on when the ship is expected to be removed, coming up. (music)

>> 4:24 welcome back. lightning strikes, and some isolated showers possible as we go for this afternoon. that expires by 5:00 p.m. with details on this interesting weather pattern coming up in just a couple of moments. >> for:2it is the time is 4: 25 a top ally of egypt's muslim brotherhood and the group's spokesman have been arrested by security forces as they tried to flee the country. egyptian authorities say cleric safwat hegazy was captured at a checkpoint in eastern egypt.

state-run media say he was disguised as a woman. the cleric is wanted on charges of instigating violence. muslim brotherhood spokesman mourad ali was detained at cairo airport, and was trying to catch a flight to italy. the arrests are the latest in a crackdown by egypt's new military-backed leaders against the muslim brotherhood group which ousted president mohammed morsi. >> three chinese ships are taking part in rare joint naval drills with the united states. they're carrying out search-and-rescue drills in waters off of hawaii. then the ships will continue on to australia and new zealand for similar exercises. the u.s.-china drills are building on a commitment to create stronger ties made by president barack obama and chinese leader xi jinping at a june summit in california. >> japan's nuclear watchdog says it's taking the leaking of radioactive water at the

crippled fukushima nuclear power plant seriously. it may reclassify the event as a "serious incident" instead of "an anomaly." the plant's operator says 80-thousand gallons of contaminated water has leaked from a steel tank around the plant. figured out how or where the water leaked. >> celebrity cruises says it's cancelling the remainder of a seven-night cruise to alaska after mechanical issues forced a ship to return to port in ketchikan. the ship was carrying more than 31-hundred passengers and crew members four additional sailings scheduled to take place on the same ship have also been canceled. a cruise line spokeswoman says guests booked on a canceled sailing will receive a full refund, as well as a certificate for a future cruise.

the italy cruise ship tragedy is starting to finally get cleaned up. the seaside. details coming up. >> the update on your commute, your forecast, coming up, after the break.

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>> good morning. we are 1/2 way to the workweek. more storms? here is your forecast. >> a pretty quiet to the bay area i was looking at stormtracker 4. not much activity but there is an

offshore system that is slow moving. with isolated storms for the no. 3 that will continue for tonight. here is a look at temperatures. 50s and oakland and 60s and livermore. temperatures are cooler than where they were just 24 hours ago. some fog along the coast. some waking up to cooler conditions. the afternoon highs expect temperatures to be cooler than what we saw, yesterday with partly cloudy skies upper 80s in pittsburgh. danville and the 70's will also be along the east bay shore. 75 degrees in castro valley. it will be pretty comfortable in the south bay taking a look at the numbers. 80s in santa clara. mid 70's in downtown san

francisco, redwood city and the possibility of an isolated shower in the north bay. there will be a red flag warning extended until 5:00 p.m. napa, 83 degrees and a santa rosa, 76 degrees. we will continue with a cool and quiet pattern. temperatures will increase by friday. temperatures in the mid 80s inland. and low 60s for the coast. a quick look at trafficker run the bay area, some minor incidences. with no hot spots although there are the increase cars at the bay bridge toll plaza. a bit heavier on the right side. towards foster city and southbound 101 and the golden gate. pretty clear when the fog will be rolling

through. no accidents, just 23 minutes beyond highway 27 to the bridge. plenty of space between cars. a bit of fog along the coast. right around half moon bay with limited visibility. >> breaking news out of east palo alto with a are investigating the fatal shooting. near emmett. a teenager was taken to the hospital where he died, overnight police have not released any motive or suspects. students at san francisco's city college take drastic measures to save their 24 students have been arrested after a sit-in at san francisco city hall yesterday. this is the scene from last night. dozens of san francisco city college students gathered to protest the decision to revoke their school's accreditation. the students were demanding face to face. they want him to take a public stand in support of

city college. this comes after the department of education issued a letter finding fault with the accrediting process for city college. mayor ed lee's office released a statement in response to the protests. it says, "mayor lee is committed to keeping city college open, accredited, and available to the thousands of san franciscans who rely on it. the mayor has made this a priority and he supports the college's appeal underway and supports the work of the state chancellor and the special trustee who are working to reform and rescue city college."

damaged aware of the problem well before the actual filing. they also said peninsula residents had nothing to fear because of the newly uncovered problems with the pipelines. pacific gas and electric co. used flawed documents to improperly declare two peninsula natural-gas pipelines safe, state

regulators say - raising company has fixed record- keeping issues that contributed to the 2010 san bruno disaster. the company took several on major transmission lines then did so in what a pair of administrative law judges utilities commission innocuous filing the day "pg&e appears to be error," wrote the karen clopton and maribeth pg&e said it belatedly had improperly relied on a establish the line's strength in millbrae. it turned out that pg&e had long been running the line an urban area. admissions in a july 3 utilities commission that data "errata," alarming the administrative law judges. >> two teenagers were arrested in south san francisco on sunday after they allegedly assaulted a man at a party and stole his electronic cigarette, according to police. officers responded to reports of an assault at block of meath drive at about 10:55 p.m., according police. the victim had been in the garage of the residence when two other people at the party, patrick legaspi and sean steiner, both 19, started punching him in the head, the victim fell to the ground and the two suspects cigarette and attempted to take the victim's shoes, able to track down the two one of the suspects still in his possession, steiner and legaspi were mateo county jail. >> san jose police have restarted a program to coincide with the beginning of the new school

year intended to reduce both truancy and daytime burglaries, a spokesman said today. the police department's truancy abatement/burglary suppression program, or tabs, was created because many juveniles who cut school in the past have been found to commit daytime burglaries, processing center at the san jose police athletic league stadium at daily basis with one overtime hours, dwyer said. be dispatched each schoolsole purpose of finding returning them to school or to the tabs center to be guardian, dwyer said. the department will release more details about the >> san francisco's neighbordistrict attorney george gascon launched the initiative two years ago. with the hope to find restorative rather than level, non violent crimes in the city. dollars per case on average. compared to more than 15-hundred dollars in thecases also take a couple of weeks to be heard rather than several months in regular court. evening hours will start tomorrow in the southern district. from 6 to 8 p-m. with the possibility of expanding to other neighborhoods if there is a demand. >> a longtime dancer-owned strip club in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is closing its doors for good. the "lusty lady" is shutting down because it can no longer afford rent. back in 2001, rent was 55- hundred dollars a month. but now runs more than 16- thousand dollars a month. nearly two decades ago, the club became the nation's first unionized strip club. the "lusty lady" will close by september 2nd. morning news at four a-m.

>> we will take a quick break and come upon a kron 4 news. most of us take the internet for granted but think about internet access would mean those people that do not half it. this is actually being spearheaded by mark zuckerberg. >> and elementary school book keeper was helping this gunmen negotiate putting down his firearm. details, coming up

>> watching wall street this morning. futures trading appears headed for a lower opening today. but better results from best and other retailers helped the stock market close mostly higher yesterday. here's a look at the final numbers. the dow fell nearly 8 points. its 5th straight day of losses. the dow headed for its worst month since may of last year. the nasdaq gained 24 points. and the s and p also in the black, 6 points. opening bell at 6:30. >> a study by online advertising company chitika found that people who use google's search engine tend to live in states with above-average median household incomes and college graduation rates. using data collected from internet users across the country, the ad company found that residents of utah, california and massachusetts google the most. people in mississippi, arkansas and west virginia google the least. >> facebook wants to get more of the world's 7 billion people online through a partnership with cell phone companies. facebook announced a partnership called internet.org. the company says its goal is to "make internet access available to the two-thirds of the world who are not yet connected." the group's plans include developing cheaper smartphones and using mobile data more efficiently. >> the testing company act says just a quarter of this

year's high school graduates who took the act tests have the reading, math, english and science skills they need to succeed in college or a career. the results indicate that thousands of students graduate from high schools without the knowledge necessary for the next steps in life. the data also show a downturn in overall student scores, although company officials attribute the slide to updated standards and more students taking the exams - including those with no intention of attending two- or four-year colleges. >> teenagers aren't going to amusement parks like they used to. they're choosing cheaper forms of entertainment instead. 67-percent of kids age 12-17 visited a u-s theme park in the last year, compared with 76-perecent five years earlier. the study found rising prices for admission, food and games are a factor. but-there's also stiff competition from video games and the internet. however, disney's parks and resorts are not seeing the same trends. disney parks set a record for attendance in its june quarter. disney doesn't publicly break out attendance numbers by age. still ahead, we are learning new details this morning on kidnapper james dimaggio. why officials say he used *timers to set fire to his home. details on the investigation, coming up. remember, just seven days away with the complete closure of the bay bridge. details, coming up

>> welcome back. we do have some coastal and bay fog but it is a cooler start. we have muddto not have any -- -- muggy conditions that we have been dealing with previously. with 50s right now through downtown san francisco. as we go for this afternoon it is going to be cooler. even the 90's inland. 80s in livermore. we will see upper 60s and '70s and the south-bay. expect a mixture of sun & cloud and the threat for a isolated thunderstorms continues for the north-bay. there is a red flag warning in effect. the clouds will return and expect a light breeze. chilly conditions. everybody

in the 50s and 60s and i wrote mentioned that the red flag warning in effect until 5:00 p.m.. and with the hills and valleys with lightning possible. of course, that increases the chance for fire danger. your kron 4 7 day around the bay tomorrow will be cooler. and as we go towards saturday and sunday mid-70s around the bay and mid-60s for the coast. traffic? a good time to leave your house. this live look at the bay bridge showing traffic moving freely. we did have an earlier accident has been cleared off the bridge. the san mateo bridge also looking to send with extremely light. towards foster city. and there is a lane reconfiguration for

your morning commute. and as for go for our traffic maps and the roadways sensors at the interchange with no instances to report. >> one of the bay area's most popular beaches is closed to surfers and swimmers after a shark scare. a great white was spotted yesterday afternoon close to where a young whale washed ashore and died on monday at stinson beach. officials say the shark could possibly have been what killed the baby fin whale. now beach goers say they will tread lightly until the coast is clear. >> we just got here and i saw the sign and i do not want to be in the water. the specially--especially. >> the sharks come and this

area all the time. >> and it is completely normal to have sharks but it is not common for them to shut down the beach. >> the last time stinson beach was closed due to a shark sighting was in 20-11. lifeguards say the beach will open on sunday. but if another shark is sighted they say they won't hesitate to extend the closure. >> a horse is being treated after it was attacked by a pitbull in san mateo county. on monday night the horse was in an open field behind its owners home when the dog attacked it. a witness had to hit the pit bull in the head with a rake to free the horse. the dog was taken into custody by the peninsula humane society. the horse was bleeding from its neck and legs, but will survive. it was not clear if the dogs owner was present at the time of the attack. >> a pittsburg family traumatized. following a violent break-in. it happened around 10 p-m monday night. investigators say, two suspects avoided the home security system, by entering through a second

story window. police said, the suspects demanded money from a woman, as her two young children slept in a nearby room. the woman pushed a panic button on her alarm system. causing the suspects to hit her several times. the woman's husband had left the home just 30- minutes before the attack. he describes what happened. >> my face is all messed up. just think of somebody who did that to your mother or somebody how would you feel? i cannot sleep and my wife is crawling. >> the victim called 9-1-1 after the suspects left through the front door. she was taken to a hospital and treated for bruising to her face and arm. investigators say, the two suspects were seen leaving the area in a silver s-u-v. >> mayor evan low, the openly gay mayor of campbell. has launched a nationwide campaign, urging the f-d-a to end a policy that prohibits gay men from donating blood. mayor low's petition is posted on change-dot-org.

he has already collected more than 17-thousand signatures. last month, mayor low held a blood drive in campbell. and was turned away as a donor, because of his sexual orientation. current f-d-a policy on blood donations. prevents all gay men from donating blood. >> the democratic national committee plans to vote on a resolution this week urging san diego mayor bob filner to resign. the embattled mayor has been accused of sexually harassing more than a dozen women. the resolution will urge filner to resign immediately and say that the democratic party condemns anyone who creates a hostile work place or sexually harasses women or men. it's expected to be voted on friday at the d-n-c's summer meeting in phoenix. >> chilling new details are emerging about the murder, of kidnap victim - hannah

anderson's mother and younger brother. authorities say suspected kidnapper james dimaggio. used *timers to set fire to his home -- where the girl's mother and brother were found dead. deputies found arson wire, and an incendiary device at dimaggio's home. police say, a border patrol surveillance camera spotted dimaggio inside his car with hannah. nearly a day before his home went up in flames. christina anderson -- hannah's mother -- died due to blunt force trauma to the head. the coroner has yet not ruled on the cause of death in ethan anderson's case. >> the a's jumped out to an early lead against the mariners only to let it slip away. pitcher sonny grey looking like the real deal.the 23 year old was great again going seven strong giving up just two hits and two runs with seven strikeouts.his era now 1.44 after three starts. but the mariners found their bats late in this one. nick franklin homered and drove in three runs and seattle rallied from a four-run deficit to beat the athletics 7-4

josh donaldson and nate freiman both homered for the a's, who dropped 12 games behind the al west-leading texas rangers. >> brayan villarreal walked marco scutaro with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the ninth, handing the giants a 3-2 victory over the boston red sox. roger kieschnick started the winning rally with a one-out single off franklin morales. the giants loaded the bases with two outs when morales walked andres torres and hit pinch-hitter hector sanchez with a pitch on the left wrist. villarreal then threw four straight balls to scutaro. sergio romo pitched a perfect ninth for the win. this live look outside. after this quick break, we will continue with the kron 4 morning news. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast.

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>> in lewes, delaware it was raining something a little more than just cats and dogs on saturday between three and four in the afternoon -- a helicopter hovered above the marina then it dropped 10- thousand- dollars to the stunned crowd below. lewes police say were in on the planned event -- and sent an officer over to make sure there was no fighting over the cash. all of the money - courtesy of one mystery person's last wish -- spelled out in their will. >> "it was just like, nobody really knew what was happening until it happened. and once the commotion of - like - you could see that they were yelling that it was money and then everyone knew it

was money. and then the customers ran over, we ran over" "people were swimming through the canal. boats coming in - scooping it up with nets. 50s, 20s, 10s, 5s - whatever they could get. it was pretty crazy." "i wanted to get some pictures to show people because nobody believes you when you tell them there was literally 10,000 dollars dropped out of the sky." people say it was a peaceful - although rather unusual - evening. most of the them walked away with as much as an extra seven- hundred bucks. coming up on the kron four morning news at five a-m. the man responsible for leaking classified military information will be sentenced today. details on the charges bradley manning faces, coming up. and state regulators have discovered p-g-and-e has flawed documents. saying that their "pipelines are safe." how this contributes to the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion back in 2010. and we are just one week away form the bay bridge being closed for almost week. it's to make the transition from the old eastern span to the new span. we'll take a look at how caltrans plans to make the transition happen.

(male announcer) this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> top stories we are following for you on this wednesday, august 21st. police are searching for the suspect involved in an overnight shooting that left a young man dead. details ahead. new overnight dozens arrested at san francisco's city hall. what they were doing. >> clear skies for a lot of the bay area. temperatures are certainly nicer if with not a muggy start. temperatures will be in the 60s and 80s inland. i will be breaking down those afternoon highs with a red flag warning.

>> a good start and the traffic center. is it not showing any hotspots. here at the bay bridge, easy from the approach, from the east shore, from the nimitz or from the macarthur maze. heavy traffic already on interstate 580 to the altamont pass. and how we number four, still pretty light through pittsburgh. the south-bay also looking good. there could be construction delays tellinabout more details, on the construction delays -- coming up. >> breaking news out of east palo alto this morning. police are investigating a fatal shooting that happened last night on the 25- hundred block of emmett way. a 19-year-old male was found slumped over in a car. that teen was taken to the hospital where he died overnight. the police are wrapping up

the investigation and searching for the gunman. >> new overnight. 24 students have been arrested after a sit-in at san francisco city hall. this is video from the scene at city hall. dozens of san francisco city college students gathered to protest the decision to revoke their school's accreditation. the students were demanding to meet with mayor ed lee face to face. they want him to take a public stand in support of city college. this comes after the department of education issued a letter finding fault with the accrediting process for city college. mayor ed lee's office released a statement in response to the protests. it saying he "is committed to keeping city college open, accredited, and available to the thousands of san franciscans who rely on it. the mayor has made this a priority and he supports the college's appeal underway and supports the work of the state chancellor and the special trustee who are working to reform and rescue city college." >> the bay bridge will be

closed exactly a week from today as final preparations are underway to open the new span. the bridge will be closed to traffic starting wednesday night, august 28th. during that time, cal-trans will need to connect the new span to both yerba buena island. and the toll plaza. crews will then need to grind and pave the lanes. cal-trans will also be demolishing a portion of the old bridge, in order to make way for a temporary connector ramp. which will allow access to the pedestrian walkway on the new span. the bridge is expected to reopen on that tuesday morning after labor day. >> in just two hours a military judge plans to announce this morning what sentence she will hand down against bradley manning. manning faces up to 90 years behind bars for the largest leak of classified information about the wars in iraq and afghanistan. the judge reconvened the sentencing phase yesterday and noted the soldier has over 12-hundred days of detention credit to

consider. manning's defense attorney previously argued he deserves additional consideration for harsh conditions he suffered during part of that detention. >> a destructive wildfire on the outskirts of yosemite national park is threatening some 25-hundred structures and has burned 96-hundred acres. some 200 seniors were forced to evacuate yesterday from camp mather , which is owned and operated by the city of san francisco. the fire started saturday and has destroyed two houses and five outbuildings. state route 120 is shut down in both directions, blocking traffic in and out of yosemite on its west side, but the park remains open >> a smoke grenade from a military training exercise started a 170-acre brush fire in dublin. this is video of the fire from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c- seven.

the grenade was being used for training of reserves at camp parks. the brush fire started yesterday afternoon around 1:30 and was contained three hours later. no homes or buildings were damaged. >> coming up on the kron four morning news. children at a georgia elementary school are safe after a gunman opened fire on campus. what a bookkeeper did during the moments of terror. and most of us take the internet for granted. but think about what internet access would mean to 5 billion people who don't currently have it. that's the idea behind a new campaign led by facebook founder mark zuckerberg. plus, a young boy who was mauled by two pit bulls is happy to be home. more on his recovery, and the status of the two dogs who were supposed to have been put to sleep.

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have been killed in this area and a poisonous gas attack and damascus is the scene. the capital. this is not confirm " we are getting video a bit too graphic to show. right now, the united nations is asking for chemical warfare investigating. on its people and on this attacked in damascus. new this morning. dozens of people have been attack near the syriantwo syrian pro-oppositionwe will bring you more information on the attack as it becomes available. >> american soldier who massacred 16 afghans in two villages, plan to present evidence to show their client deserves a chance at parole.

yesterday, an afghan farmer shot during the massacre took the stand at staff the soldier before breaking down. six other afghans also testified. >> nadal hasan will present his side of the 2009 fort hood shooting rampage today. but there are questions army psychiatrist will even present a defense. hasan has been representing himself at his trial. he is defending himself against 13 counts of murder and 32 counts of attempted murder for the attack. if hasan does present a defense, he is expected to discuss religious justification for his actions. >> coming up next on the kron four morning news. oklahoma teenagers going on a killing spree. and this approach to the bay bridge looking decent...

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>> welcome back. let us get a check of your traffic and weather. >> some coastal fog you are going to need a jacket. with 60s in oakland and upper 50s in santa rosa. the futurecast notice by noon the livermore valley. already climbing into the 70's. 80s will start to. it will be a bit cooler than what we saw, yesterday. the clouds will return '70s and '80s in the south-bay, with a mixture but i think that the sunshine will prevail.

with 70's in sunnyvale. and as we focus on the east bay section. no 90's expected. berkeley, 69 degrees and low 80s slated for napa. the red flag warning has been extended that is really the only concern with some stray showers. however, beyond that quiet weather. and expect morning fog and temperatures will be cooler than where they should be for this time of year. 5:15, george? >> as we take a look. the westbound pretty light. although it is expected to be heavier but no delays from the nimitz, or from the

east shore freeway. we will continue the right on highway 92 and the approach. with only 11 minutes from hayward to foster city. to the golden gate, look for a decent day when is a great start. i did mention some roadwork for some potential for some traffic. the northbound interstate 280. southbound and north bound they did have to shut down the those ramps. they are going work on the san and girsfax haazig madyun go to our facebook fan section, www.kron4.com haazig madyun haazig sand barrels....

a 20-year-old man is charged in a georgia elementary school shooting. fortunately no one was injured. dekalb county police say the suspect, identified as michael brandon hill, held one or two staff members in the front office captive. as officers swarmed the campus outside, hill shot at them at least half a dozen times with an assault rifle and they returned fire. hill then surrendered and faces several charges. an elementary school bookkeeper says she worked to convince hill to put down his weapons. antoinette tuff said that hill told her he was sorry, but that he was willing to die. >> japan's nuclear watchdog says it's taking the leaking of radioactive water at the crippled fukushima nuclear power plant seriously. it may reclassify the event as a "serious incident" instead of "an anomaly." the plant's operator says 80-thousand gallons of

contaminated water has leaked from a steel tank around the plant. tokyo electric power hasn't figured out how or where the water leaked. >> a top ally of egypt's muslim brotherhood and the group's spokesman have been arrested by security forces as they tried to flee the country. egyptian authorities say cleric safwat hegazy was captured at a checkpoint in eastern egypt. state-run media say he was disguised as a woman. the cleric is wanted on charges of instigating violence. muslim brotherhood spokesman mourad ali was detained at cairo airport, and was trying to catch a flight to italy. the arrests are the latest in a crackdown by egypt's new military-backed leaders against the muslim brotherhood group which ousted president mohammed morsi. >> three chinese ships are taking part in rare joint naval drills with the united states. they're carrying out search- and-rescue drills in waters off of hawaii. then the ships will continue on to australia and new zealand for similar

exercises. the u.s.-china drills are building on a commitment to create stronger ties made by president barack obama and chinese leader xi jinping at a summit in california this past june. >> two teenage boys have been charged with first degree murder in the random killing of an australian college baseball player. a third boy has been charged as an accessory. police say the three teens in oklahoma decided to kill somebody because they were bored. 15-year-old james edwards, junior, and 16-year-old chancey luna now face first-degree murder charges. michael jones is being charged as an accessory after the fact. their target was 23-year- old christopher lane from australia. he was on scholarship to play baseball at east central university. >> it was senseless. he was.

have had and i was remembering that he was committed to his training schedule. >> lane as the kind of man you want your sons to grow up to be. nine-thousand miles away in melbourne, the family of christopher lane say they are trying to deal with this tragedy the best they can. >> mayor evan low, the openly gay mayor of campbell. has launched a nationwide campaign, urging the f-d-a to end a policy that prohibits gay men from donating blood. mayor low's petition is posted on change-dot-org. he has already collected more than 17-thousand signatures. last month, mayor low held a blood drive in campbell. and was turned away as a donor, because of his sexual orientation. current f-d-a policy on blood donations. prevents all gay men from donating blood. >> the democratic national committee plans to vote on a resolution this week urging san diego mayor bob filner to resign. the embattled mayor has been accused of sexually

harassing more than a dozen women. the resolution will urge filner to resign immediately and say that the democratic party condemns anyone who creates a hostile work place or sexually harasses women or men. it's expected to be voted on friday at the d-n-c's summer meeting in phoenix. >> chilling new details are emerging about the murder, of kidnap victim - hannah anderson's mother and younger brother. authorities say suspected kidnapper james dimaggio. used *timers to set fire to his home -- where the girl's mother and brother were found dead. deputies found arson wire, and an incendiary device at dimaggio's home. police say, a border patrol surveillance camera spotted dimaggio inside his car with hannah. nearly a day before his home went up in flames. christina anderson -- hannah's mother -- died due to blunt force trauma to the head. the coroner has yet not ruled on the cause of death

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>> watching wall street this morning. futures trading appears headed for a lower opening today. but better results from best and other retailers helped the stock market close mostly higher yesterday. here's a look at the final numbers. the dow fell nearly 8 points. its 5th straight day of losses. the dow headed for its worst month since may of last year. the nasdaq gained 24 points. and the s and p also in the

black, 6 points. opening bell at 6:30. >> a study by online advertising company chitika found that people who use google's search engine tend to live in states with above-average median household incomes and college graduation rates. using data collected from internet users across the country, the ad company found that residents of utah, california and massachusetts google the most. people in mississippi, arkansas and west virginia google the least. the testing company act says just a quarter of this year's high school graduates who took the act tests have the reading, math, english and science skills they need to succeed in college or a career. the results indicate that

thousands of students graduate from high schools without the knowledge necessary for the next steps in life. the data also show a downturn in overall student scores, although company officials attribute the slide to updated standards and more students taking the exams - including those with no intention of attending two- or four-year colleges. >> the nixon presidential library and museum is making public the final installment of tapes from former president richard nixon's white house. the 340 hours of audio recordings are set to be released tomorrow. the tapes cover three months from april ninth to july 12th, 1973 - a key period when the watergate scandal began to close in around the 37th president. during that time nixon secretly recorded 37- hundred hours of his phone calls and meetings across the executive offices. the recordings ended july 12, and a day later their existence was revealed in watergate hearings.

5:27 we will be back. with two students have been arrested. what they are demanding from mayor ed lee. and looking outside at fremont, 59 degrees. it is expected to reach 74 degrees. .

>> good morning. the time is 5:30 a.m.. it is still light as you make your way into the toll plaza. we will begin this hour with the check of our weather. >> we made it through the thunderstorms and lightning strikes that were in the bay area. we still have a the red flag warning. it is pretty quiet weather as we head into tomorrow.

>> the traffic is building up around the bay area. there is a little bit of slowing on highway 4. the bay bridge toll plaza is looking at a good commute. i mentioned is slowing, here is your quick commute check for interstate 580. we're starting to see some congestion for highway 4 in the westbound direction. it is not a bed commute but it is lighter than usual. north bay is problem free as well. we do have construction work from 280 to 17. >> we are following a breaking news story out of east palo alto this morning. police are investigating a

fatal shooting that happened last night the 2500 block of its waemmett way. a 19 year-d male was found slumped over in a car. that tina was taken to the hospital where hteen was taken to the hospital where he died overnight. >> a developing story just coming in and out of san jose where there was violence outside of eight senior home. right now police officers are on the scene and so was kron 4 urs will tran. >> according to the police department all four suspects were trying to break into

cars at the senior citizen home. i have a video and you can see the suspect's car that is being towed away. i had a closer look at the car and it seemed to have a dealer plates. the san jose police is still on the scene. i will have more information throughout the morning. the security guard was not injured. >> 24 students have been arrested after a sit-in at san francisco city hall. this is video from the scene at city hall. dozens of san francisco college students gathered to protest the decision to revoke their school's accreditation. the students were demanding to meet with the mayor. they wanted to meet with a ugly face to face in support of

the colle this comes after the department of education issued a letter finding fault with a credit in the process of the college. >> san jose police have restarted a program to reduce truancy. the police department truancy abatement burglaries suppression program, or tabs, was created because many students who have cut school in the past, have been found to commit date time burglaries. the processing

center will be staffed on a daily basis with one full- time officer working overtime hours. >> after deliberating less than eight hours, a mamarin county jury found joseph naso guilty of killing four women. he acted as his own attorney in the two month long trial. this is video of the closing arguments last week. the same injury was reconvene september 4th for the penalty phase of the trial. prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. >> a swim and surf band is in affect for stinson beach after a great white shark sighting earlier this week.

kron4 mike pelton is that the beach this morning and tells us how long the war will be off limits. >> i think it is okay. >> of course there is always warnings. >> there are ways sharks' warnings. they would not let anyone in the water. the >> this band is in affect until saturday. they stated that you can still walk along the beach but you cannot swim. >> and the 10 year-old boy who was mauled by two pit bulls is now back at home. hunter kilblborne has been

released from hospital just nine days after being attacked. his family says the besides some blurry vision, he is recovering quickly. the docs that attack hunter are still alive, they are in quarantine but have not yet been put to sleep. >> kron4 contacted the owners of the docs who attacked hunter. they said they had no comment. animal control officials or also contacted for comment but we were unable to respond. >> facebook was to get more of the world's 07 million people on-line fray partnership with a cell phone companies. facebook announced a partnership called internet org. the

company says its goal is to make internet access available to the two-thirds of the world who are not get connected. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we will tell you what this picture is all about. it is not everyday that sharks eat other sharks. >> the bay area got a rare threat in the sky last month. a blue moon. we will tell you how this is different from all the rest.

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researchers at the university of delaware's ocean exploration, remote sensing the, bio lab. the scientists were in delare y this month to recapture san the tiger sharks that have been tagged with a satellite tracking tax. check out what else is making social media. apparently the hottest trend of the summer is hot doglegs. >> an anonymous tumblr blog is burning of social media. the bulk post photos of hot dogs opposed like legs and backs you to decide " are they hot and dogs or legs?

" is that banana boat tanning oil? or are those hebrew national beef franks? it turns out, it is hard to tell. take a look. it is difficult to decide. >> check out these photos and what else is treading on the kron4 facebook page.

>> welcome back the time is 5:45 a.m.. here is a double look outside. we are halfway through the week. let's find

out about the weather. >> the weather that we were dealing with is almost out of here. there is a slight chance for the north bay. we are starting out with pretty clear conditions. it doesn't fell as muggy outside. it is 60 degrees out the door in antioch. satellite and radar shows that we do have cloud cover above the coastline. a lot of us will actually wake up to clear skies. we do have an area of low pressure that is 200 mi. south of san francisco. this will strengthen its way north. we do have the potential of thunderstorms for the north bay. here is

a look venture temperatures. it will be cooler than it was yesterday. santa clara will have a high of 82 degrees. mid '80s for concord and mid-70s for castro valley. partly cloudy conditions will be in the forecast. downtown san francisco will have a high of 65 degrees. >> here is a quick look at your forecast. we are expecting the temperatures to be in the low 60's by the time your children reach the classroom. the time the bell rings the temperature will be already in the '80s. your extended forecast shows a morning fog and afternoon sunshine. the time is 5:47 a.m.. >> we are still tracking a

pretty good commute. we're starting to see things back up because the metering lights have not been activated. the cash lanes are starting to slow not fasttrack. looking at your san mateo bridge, highway 92 has no problems across the span. looking at your ride to the golden gate bridge it is still fog free for 1 01 in the southbound direction. let's take a look at the traffic maps. the east shore camille is 13 minutes from her delays to berkeley. you're no. about one on one ride is 18 minutes from 85 to 237. there is a black

closure on the connecting ramp northboun80 closure.your ns looking good with no problems 41 01 southbound. >> public transit has an easy ride with no delays were reported. >> celebrity cruises said that they are canceling the remainder of their 7 night cruise to alaska after mechanical issues for spaceship to return to the port. the ship was carrying more than 3100 passengers and crew members. for additional scheduled to take place on the ship have also been canceled. and cruise line spokeswoman says the guest book on a canceled

ship will receive a full refund. >> progress is being made on the coast tha ship that when a ground early last year in italy. the ship is expected to be listed into one of prepositioned next month. it will not be remote from the seat until sometime in 2014. a pair of massive tanks have been placed on the boat of the ship in order to stabilize the. 32 people died when the ship capsized. two bodies are still missing. a trial for the captain of the ship is scheduled to continue in september. five crew members have already been convicted of manslaughter. >> state regulators say

that pg in even used a flawed and documents to declare to peninsula gas pipelines safes. they raised questions on whether the utility company fixed record-keeping that contributed to the san bruno disaster in 2010. pg&e officials say that there was no attempt to mislead regulators. they also said that the peninsula residents had nothing to fear because of the newly uncovered problems with the pipelines. >> a long time and dancer owned strip club in san francisco's north beach neighborhood is closing their doors for good. the " lusty lady " is shutting down because it can no longer afford rent. back in 2001, when it was the $5,500 a month. but now cost are

more than $16,000 a month. nearly two decades ago, the club became the nation's first unionized strip club. >> teenagers are not going to amusement parks like they used to. they are choosing cheaper forms of entertainment. 67 percent of children 12 to 17 and visit a u.s. theme park in the last year, compared to 76% five years earlier. the study from the rising prices for admission, food and games are a factor. but there's also stiff competition from video games and the internet. >> the american red cross and triple a are teaming up to bring a survival workshops in preparation.

the ready, set, respond disaster preparedness training will give members of the opportunity to understand the personal and community impacting emergency situations. the free 90 minute class taught by red cross responders will include lectures and exercises. >> napa county has confronted first human case of west mile. according to napa county public health officials, a 65 year-old man develop west mile virus meningitis. the man has made a full recovery. the county also could from their first dead bird that tested positive for the buyers on monday. what's now symptoms include high fever, headaches, nausea, and this orientation that can last between a few days to several days. >> they a's and jumped out to an early lead against the

mariners only to let it slip away. pitcher sonny grey looking like the real deal. the 23 year-old was a great began when seven strong giving up just two hits and two runs. the mariners take the lead in the eighth on a wild pitch. nick franklyn homered and drove in three runs as seattle rallied from a four run deficit to beat the athletics 7-4. >> a win is a win for the san francisco giants. ryan vogelsong giving up two runs to the red sox who embarrassed the giants 7-0 the night before. bottom of the ninth, the score is tied. marco scutaro crossed

the fourth pitch on what. handing the giants a 3-2 victory over the boston red sox. >> we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch?

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>> coming up on kron 4 morning news. police are investigating a shooting in the south bay following a shooting outside of a senior center. details in a live report coming up. >> a daily morning in syria. more on the attacks and that is responsible for dozens of deaths. >> we are also keeping an

eye on wall street. financial expert rob black will join us at 6:35 a.m..

>> thank you for joining us. >> new overnight dozens arrested at san francisco's city hall. what they were doing. >> and we're just an hour away now from the sentencing of army private bradley manning for providing classified information to wikileaks. >> and we are starting off on a quiet side. we did have clouds along the coastline. later on today you can expect 60's coast side. we will be tag