firefighters are having a really tough time fighting this fire in trouble spots because of the hilly terrain. burning all along the side you have flames with lots of smoke and visibility is compromised. it is at the, thick smoke. only 5% content and they cannot even get to some of the worst spots. how doctor oz went above and a huge wildfire threatening "it's terrifying how unpredictable it is.how fasttonight it is out of control here is the very latest. >> pam: at this time we do *not wildfire.

what we do know is. the wildfire is less than 7- miles from yosemite national communities. >> pam: kron 4's charles clifford is explain exactly where this is all happening. charles? >> reporter:we'll continue to monitor the fire near yosemite. >> reporter:high fire danger remains a problem in the bay area this evening. in the north bay. for the latest -- on the local threat. i'm here in the kron4 meteorologist jacqueline >> reporter: the west of the fire is the town of growth and evacuations are in place for all over the advisory's near downtown growth plan. most of this has had mandatory e evacuation's. there is one to the north of sonora and another to the south of creeley. in the news room charles clifford

kron 4 news. >> pam: take a look at the dry bush on the north bay is not just the north bay dealing with the dry bush. >> gary: conditions are improving slightly it has not moved to the north of us yet. we are seeing a lot of lightning strikes, but they are mainly over the sierra. as we take a look at satellite repair this afternoon you concede thunderstorms developing over here for other california causing pale and thunderstorms. you can continue to see showers and clouds or rotating moving

very very slowly. you kids see a shower or two over the north bay. you can see also over the sierra as well. just because of the gusty winds and lightning strikes accurate >> pam: counting down to the shut down of the bay bridge. now just one week left until the temporary closure. here are the details you need to know. all lanes in both directions will close at 8:00- pm on wednesday night, august 28th. workers will then transition >> pam: the roadway to the new eastern span. if all goes correctly -- the bridge will re-open five days later. on tuesday, september third at 5:00 am -- the day after labor day >> pam: tonight -- new at six -- we will show you exactly what you can expect. driving on the new span. >> pam: a prominent san jose

businessman is accused of sexual abuse by his pregnant >> pam: wife. she says she was chained to a bed and assaulted with a golf club. >> pam: but as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, theberg has come to an abrupt halt and may now be in jeopardy. >> reporter:in a bizarre development, the star witness in the case against san jose real estate mogul clyde berg apparently stormed out of the courtroom just as she was about to resume her testimony. 37-year-old elena berg is the wife of this man, 74- year-old clyde berg, show here in inside department 40 at the hall of justice. berg faces two felon counts: corporal punishment of a spouse and penetration of a foreign object.

>> reporter:elena berg claims her husband forced her to wear a spiked dog collar, chained her to a bed for two days and sexually abused her with a golf putter. berg denies the allegations. his attorney, kurt siebert, tells kron four news that just as she was about to testify about the alleged abuse, she excused herself, stood up and while still under oath, left the courtroom. >> reporter:siebert says he has asked that the case be dismissed. the judge, whose job it is in a preliminary hearing to decide if there's enough evidence to hold berg for trial, continued the case until thursday when it's hoped elena berg will resume testimony. the prosecution, whose case may be riding on elena berg's testimony, had no comment. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>just convicted of killing 4 women. joseph naso has sent a letter to kron 4 news. kron 4's justine waldman is live in our newsroom with what the the serial killer wants you to know.

>> reporter:joseph naso sent kron 4 this letter. the two page, hand-written note. starts with what naso says he was not allowed to talk about in his murder trial. the 79-year old sent the letter to kron 4 from the marin county jail. it focuses on one of the woman he killed. and who he says really had a reason to kill her. after deliberating for less than eight hours, the a jury on tuesday found naso guilty of killing two young prostitutes in the 1970s and two others in the 1990s. >> reporter:so who does naso think murdered roxene roggasch? that answer tonight only on the kron 4 news at 8. pam. >> pam: coming up at five. a foreigner killed by some bored american teens -- why some in his home country are blaming you for it. >> pam: then -- what test the family of a now dead kidnapper wants his teen victim to take. and -- how a t-v doctor found himself in the middle of a real life emergency.

>> pam: doctor oz to the rescue. the celebrity surgeon rushed to the aid of a woman struck by a new york cab tuesday. but doctor oz is actually giving all the credit to another good samaritan at the scene. nischelle turner reports. >> reporter: movie. >> impatient. he actually accelerates, and he hits me. he goes through me, and he goes through the lady and he jumps the curb." >> reporter:one starring a real-life tv star and surgeon.

>>"we saw this cab on the curb, but there was no one was there." >> reporter:a cab driver swerved onto this bustling manhattan sidewalk late tuesday morning, hitting this bicycle deliveryman and then a british tourist, severing her leg. >>"she screamed bloody >> reporter:david justino, a union plumber trained in emergency first aid, removed his belt and used it as a tourniquet. >>"i was down there holding it on one thing only, just stop the blood, hold on and i felt somebody nudge me. and i was a little angry and i said i'm waiting for a doctor and i heard, 'i'm dr. oz.' and i went, 'you are dr. oz, what should i do?' >> reporter:renowned surgeon and t-v personality dr. mehmet oz was one of the first responders on the scene. his office just up the block. oz quickly assisted justino. >> belt. amazing, two mundane things you wouldn't think of, but they saved her life." >> reporter:this comes on the heels of another incident in salt lake city this past weekend -- where dr. oz also came to the rescue of a 53-year-old runner who collapsed during a charity 5-k run -- after

his lungs had filled with fluid. >>the experience of having dr. oz watch over me and care for me was incredible; came to my bedside, was i mean so caring. he saved my life." >> reporter:as dr. oz assisted in this week's midtown manhattan rescue, he says the kudos goes to justino. "the real hero today is plumber dave, who is an average joe. an average dave walking along the street but saves her life." >> reporter:a miracle on 49th street. >> pam: and a reminder -- you can catch all your entertainment news right here on kron4. 7:00, followed by 7:30. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: a stern warning about who could be on the other end of a cell phone call. that could put you in jeopardy. >> pam: it's a lesson you'll learn about. only on 4. and -- we'll hear how this >> pam: woman stopped a mentaly ill gunman -- from

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>> catherine: three oklahoma teenagers who reportedly wanted to kill someone for the 'fun' of it because

they were bored were in court today. they're accused of shooting an australian student in the back.leaving him to die in the gutter. >> catherine: it's caused such an uproar in australia.some are suggesting a travel boycott to the u.s. >> catherine: australian student chris lane was jogging near the oklahoma home of his american girlfriend when he was shot in the back. a dispatcher didn't call for an ambulance until 3 minutes into a 911 call. and by the time rescue workers arrived.it was too late. >> catherine: a senseless killing by three teenagers who were reportedly tired of practicing on >> catherine: animals.and as one suspect told police - simply wanted to kill somebody. australians are outraged. the former deputy prime minister here - now urging fellow citizens

>> catherine: not to travel to the u.s. he says it's time for the u-s congress to get the message about gun control. 15-year-old james edwards and 16-year-old chancey luna have been charged with first degree murder. 17-year-old michael jones is charged with being an accessory. edwards and luna had boasted about guns and killing on their facebook pages. posing with cash and weapons. friends of 22- year-old chris lane - in the u.s. on a baseball scholarship - say he was a friendly and gentle soul. >> reporter:".it didn't matter." >> catherine: among the things police are investigating -- school friends claim that two of the suspects were trying to join the local chapter of the notorious crips gang. >> catherine: we now know that the suspect in a school shooting in georgia yesterday had nearly 500 rounds of ammunition. police say michael hill got an assault rifle from an acquaintance and exchanged

gunfire with police.he's being described as mentally ill and off his medication. no one was hurt at the grade school.including hill. the credit is going to a school bookkeeper who sat in a front office with the man. >> catherine: him.finally convincing him to put the weapon down. >> if he was shooting at them they would shoot at him and one of those bullets what hit me. just go ahead and weigh down so i can sit right here and i can sit behind him so that they concede that i am ok in did not harm me. >> catherine: it worked. that's when the man got down on the floor -- and police came in and arrested him. antoinette says she saw

that he was a 'hurting young man' - and she prayed for him. he initially told her that he saw no reason to live and was prepared to die. the 20-year-old is in jail awaiting charges. >> reporter:developing news out of syria.where chemical we the united nations security council is meeting behind closed doors today to verify explosive claims out of syria. >> reporter:opposition groups claim the government of president bashar al-assad unleashed chemical weapons on rebel strongholds outside damascus, killing more than 13-hundred people. cnn's arwa damon has the latest. the u.n. security council

is ban ki-moon's call for "a thorough, impartial and prompt investigation" of allegations of chemical syrian capital. u.n. deputy spokesman eduardo del buey said earlier that the secretary- general was "shocked" at wednesday's alleged use of chemical weapons on the stern suburbs of damascus and is determined to ensure a "thorough investigation" of all reported incidents. after a two-hour, closed- door meeting, the council president said there was "strong concern" about the allegations "and a general sense that there must be clarity on what happened." the visit to syria by a 20- member u.n. chemical weapons team, which only has a mandate to investigate three previous allegations of >> reporter:u.n. deputy secretary-general jan eliasson, who briefed the council, expressed hope that the team will be given access. un team on the ground trying to investigate. syrian govt denies the accusations. >> reporter:hosni mubarak may be released from jail soon. egypt's prime minister has ordered that ex-president hosni mubarak be placed under house arrest when he's released from prison following more than two years in detention. prime minister hazem el- beblawi said in a statement wednesday that he ordered mubarak put under house arrest as part of the emergency measures put in place this month. >> reporter:prison officials said mubarak may be released as early as thursday.

mubarak's release order followed an appeal from his lawyers in one of the cases of corruption he is facing. the 85-year old ousted president is still facing trial on separate charges. the decision to put him under house arrest comes amid fear his release would fuel tensions already roiling the country president mohammed morsi in a july 3 coup. >> jacqueline: still in the '80s for inland valleys '90s near antioch. 70's near south bay. typical summer pattern as we head into tomorrow afternoon and also into the weekend. also dealing with a threat of some thunderstorms. lightning strike up to the bay area off shore as well all things to the area that remains off shore the low pressure system accurate you can still see all of the clout rotating on around it. we could get an isolated showers or two who will lead

the big threat is far to the north of the spirit north of us. things will come down quite a bit. very little fault to start the day. fog. >> jacqueline: you can get weather anytime with kron4's new mobile app. weather, traffic and news anytime you need it. download it today. next. >>what happened when an american reporter started asking questions on a russian t-v show. no one >>then - we'll take you to the major tourist spot --- shook

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>> catherine: an american reporter named james kerchick is getting attention for essentially high-jacking a russian news program. he was supposed to be talking about the sentencing of bradley manning. but instead he scolded the russian government for its anti-gay policies. this is part of what happened when he appeared on "r-t" -- a kremlin-funded cable channel. >> reporter: >> catherine: at least they let him talk. kerchick actually went on for a couple of minutes before he finally disappeared from

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a warning tonight -- only on kron 4: people are getting called on their cell phones, by someone posing as a locally based d=e=a agent who says they have an arrest warrant for them. it all seems very real. >> pam: one woman here has been so 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, we will call "rebecca", does not want her face on camera and asked that we alter her voice .

>> reporter:she is afraid of retaliation. here's why. >> reporter: 415 number that she did not recognize. she ignored it. the mystery caller left a voicemail rebecca 23-34 >> "i was immediately afraid of that voice mail. it was official it was federal. they were telling me that i had to call them right away concerning a case. i thought i was in really big trouble. i racked my brain and i couldn't figure out why" >> reporter:here is the voicemail that she heard. her real name is spoken at the beginning, which we beeped out. >> voicemail play >>"good morning - -- this is officer paul anderson i'm a special agent of the drug enforcement administration and we're giving you a call this morning in regards to an open and on-going criminal investigation we need to ask you a few questions about. contact us immediately at the dea headquarters at "415-251-

8119" special agent anderson with the dea narcotics unit division 38" >> reporter:worried that it was real. rebecca called the number. "they said they had a warrant for my arrest for purchasing pharmaceuticals online and that if i didn't pay a fee they would come and arrest me". >> reporter:the person who claimed he was special agent paul anderson from division 38 of the dea made it clear. wire him money and he would make this arrest warrant go away otherwise she was going to jail >>rebecca >>"i didn't know what to do. i was so scared" >> reporter:she reached out to me for help. >> reporter:i visited with bruce goldberg assistant to the special agent in charge, dea, san francisco field division. and played him the voicemail rebecca received. goldberg, assistant to the special agent in charge.

>>"we have no division 38, and spots we have no paul anderson working for us". >> reporter:the dea says there is a dangerous organized criminal organization behind this extortion scam. >>bruce e. goldberg, assistant to the special agent in charge. >> reporter:"once they have paid then those scammers will continue to harass them for more money so unfortunately several people have been duped by this scam and paid money to these reported dea agents" >> reporter:i asked agent goldberg about the '415' phone number that the fake agent called from? did that mean the criminals behind this are based here? unfortunately, area codes do not mean what they used to the bad guys now fake them. >>"through the advent of phone services like google voice and magic jack these scammers can pick a number from any area code and if you call that number it can through a number of switchers and circuits and you're actually calling a number in south africa. >> reporter:bottom line this is what the real dea wants

everyone to know. >>anytime you get call from someone reporting to be a dea agent, it's not. it's a fraud. we don't operate that way. we are not going to call you and tell you you're in trouble. we are not going to call you and tell you you've done something wrong. we will come see you face to face. that is the way we do things. gabe slate kron 4 news. >> catherine: he kidnapped a 16 year old mother. >> catherine: now the family of james dimaggio is raising the possibility that he may be the birth father of both children. the story of hannah anderson's abduction -- taking a strange new twist today. crackle crackle >> catherine: a burning building with the bodies of ethan anderson and his mother dimaggio left that behind as well as a life insurance policy worth more than 100=thousand dollars. >> catherine: the beneficiary: the paternal grandmother of his kidnap victim, hannah anderson. >> catherine: now dimaggio's sister lori is requesting *dna samples from both hannah. and from ethan's remains. a family friend says she wants to know if jim was actually the children's biological

>>"there has been a lot of rumors that jim might be the father of either or both children. we find it very strange that he has left all this money without any explanation. it states specifically that he didn't want to give it to either parent cause he didn't trust them." >> catherine: in a cnn interview while hannah was still missing. anderson's father brett, said dimaggion was a platonic friend to the anderson family, who called him "uncle jim" >>"he basically became part of our family. we were just basically good friends." >> catherine: brett anderson told a san diego tv station that the dna request was quote "a farce." >> catherine: he said his own dna was used to identify ethan's body, and that he and his wife did became pregnant with hannah. >> reporter:a moderate to large earthquake rattled mexico today. the 6.2 quake was centered here. .about 60 miles east of acapulco. it was certaily felt in mexico city.170 miles north.where buildings swayed. near the epicenter.some

streets were closed as a result of homes and buildings being damaged. came falling to the ground off this building. >> reporter:inside stores.items toppled from shelves, and refrigerators doors opened as drinks landed in isles. the quake caused cracks in some buildings. people were scared.but fortunately no serious injuries. >> pam: coming up, how google is setting it's sights on the gridiron. our financial expert breaks down the winners and losers on wall street. then -- what punishment was handed down to the army leaker. bradley manning. our political analyst is here to tell us what means. >> reporter: click on the app store is in the google plate or apple i tune spirit to search for kron4 and want to have it this is what you get. the landing page or on screen that displays these big ec tile protect all you have to do is press to see which you want. lot right up top is the latest news. there is traffic, weather plus you can also submit news stories read from the app or fogel spirit you can

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>> pam: now for today's market update. a volatile trading day today on wall street. it was the dow's sixth straight day of declines. and its worst losing streak in more than a year. here are the final numbers. the dow fell 105 points. the nasdaq dropped 13 points. and the s-and-p 500 fell nine. >> august 29th a bit scribe strike during the middle of the day at wendy stop all

bill, ammon down and spirit wages are low in this industry. barmaids working at been parks. effort on social media is clicking because of the quality and the united states. if minimum-wage is raised i will predict that be eat counterperson will be a robot or some overseas. >> reporter: >> existing home sales at 6

per hast sent in july the median price in america's 213,000. slightly higher from all travel well from to allow. ultra low to love. low. >> google has had informal talks with a billion dollars is nothing to google. they will get that back by charging to watch it on you to perform $1. yahoo is coming into lee by stadium building a spores' amount for fantasy sports lounge is what it is called 21st century is catching on.

>> reporter: jean simmons from kiss not leaving his money to his kids, you have this to a minor! >> you hear this been critical but on the other side of it jean simmons came to america from israel he started a band bay won 28 gold records obviously kiss. you have to get up out of the bed and make your own way surgery cruise a four year-old suri cruz ... so i like seeing jean simmons

been fruitful. frugal. should >> reporter: new leave something to your children? especially when you work so hard? >> yes. but i can respect jiang zemin jean simmons. odyssey is a personal preference. >> pam: the army leaker -- bradley manning has been sentenced to 35-years in prison. manning is the intelligence who was convicted of handing over classified u-s documents to the website 'wiki-leaks'. >> pam: in the scheme of things went it conserves leak occurs? >> ball park it is pretty

much about the same parent aggressive pro system counting time served to be out in seven to eight years. there is at least three levels of appeal in the defense system. >> this servant on-line petition which is not the way you do it. a formal process requires a lot of people work. it is not easy but it can be done. >> the two sides of barack obama @ transparency and if you break the transparency

then you are in trouble. he has used the most of espionage act combined than any other president spirit >> you can tell the government is still an touch with getting ricky leaks. itwiki leaks. >> reporter: >> pam: that have some extreme chilling affect on anyone who wants to do a whistle or one will like to beat a whistle blower, journalists or? >> how do you balance security in the electronic age is the question.

without an doubt the sentence sent a serious message. no one in the military should be documenting or downloading information in making this affirmation in the corporate >> jacqueline: up in the sierra off shore banks to a low pressure system slowly moving to the north as it crossed the bay area. lightning strikes still on going to the sierra the activity will die down once the sun goes down. and just off shore it will continue to track by the north. still a slight chance of it passing through the bay area a red flag warning remains in effect for the far northern part of the state. high fighter danger

in all the places uc bridge here on your screen. you also see widespread fog returned to the bay area. temperatures lambing slightly toman typical summer pattering resuming into the late afternoon. the 8:00 hour when we are seeing very little clearing. by 1:00 temperature lives and one in los gatos, and a tad bit warmer for inland valleys. '60s and '70s for east bay shores. 70 percent

from fiscal and '70s and '80s for the north bay. kamel weather into tomorrow. temperatures will be warmer by friday and fluctuate over the next several days including through the weekend. you can get weather anytime with kron4's new mobile app. weather, traffic and news anytime you need it. >> pam: >> reporter: the bay bridge will be shut down one week tonight when night tonight would you need to know that story coming up tonight, kron 4 news at

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. the bellnow at six. welcome to the new bay bridge span. it's a very different driving experience. caltrans tells drivers what to expect after labor day/ as for that five=day closure

beforehand, the chp says keep cool, keep calm and. hour to your detstination, >> pam: we are now only one week away from the shutdown of the bay bridge. that means the bay area will have to find ways to get in witt the bridge. for five days. here's the latest: >> pam: the new span opens for traffic on tuesday, september 3rd. officials want to take advantage of the historically light traffic. over the labor day holiday weekend. to finish all the work. >> pam: and the old span will be demolished once the new span opens to the public. today, local law enforcement officers met with reporters to discuss exactly what will happen next wednesday night. kron 4's dan kerman is live on treasure island with what you need to know so you don't get caught up in the closure. dan.. >> pam: the meeting. >> pam: dan -- what did you learn? >> reporter: do not wait to the last minute. and leave early if possible. plant ipad and les extra time and

be ready for anything. in most of us will please to not wait until the last minute. >> reporter: at a news conference wednesday sam morgan says next wednesday night closure will be similar to pass closure's like this one in february of last year. >> you will most likely seen in march as he likes activated honesty patrollers delay rolling forecast trends personnel assisting with plant closures. lane closures. >> reporter: leave early if the can and try not to be one of the last to cross the bridge. because it is >> because of disclosing a can you do not want to roll

through at 8:00 p.m. paris last time that happened they did not quite make it through the closure so they were stranded in samper's cisco and had to drive from the peninsula to get back home. san francisco. >> we have designated several teams of bicycle officers once the bridge is open bebel patrol the pedestrian portion of the bay bridge. >> reporter: once the round circles it will have designated patrollers to deal with >> reporter: the chp says regardless of how many signs are up and you see them everywhere talking about the closures. there's always

someone that will roll up to them on wednesday night attacks if the bridge is closed. yes it is reporting live honest treasure island kron 4 news. >> reporter: headed towards of bowing to see the big tower supporting the news and this is not right video year but it is so different since all that metal does give me the right to correct the video this is caltran and how is going to look. the bill is no longer going to be obstructed. there's a bike and pedestrian path to the right. coming up before one to show you what it will

look like once we flipped it up. coming from the toll plaza and oakland. you are going to see palm trees but is not going to be dramatically when this thing opens on september 3rd. and you don't see it here but the existing spam will still be there. they will not be able to take it down that quickly. you will not have that s curve anymore. a much smoother ride the wild factor is certainly there is this is really cool! them? >> pam: convicted serial killer. joseph naso just sent kron 4 news a letter from behind bars. here with us now. justine waldman. to tell us what it says.

we received the letter today? >> reporter:here is the letter. two pages, hand written. and sent just before a jury found the 79-year old guilty of killing 4 women. naso acted as his own attorney during the trial. where prosecutors presented dna and other evidence against him. >> reporter:in the letter, naso just sent to kron 4 news. he writes about other people who had motive to kill his victims. and how investigators might have leaked information. >> reporter:the former photographer gets into detail about it. naming names and reasons why they would want to hurt the woman he killed. and we will go through all of it. tonight on kron 4 news at 8. thanks justine. >> pam: >> pam: a wildfire in yosemite is ripping through a heavily populated area after exploding overnight. 25 hundred structures are threatened and evacuations orders are in place. kron-4's scott rates is

things are. >> reporter: these images are pretty impressive. they are going pretty higha wildfire just outside yosemite is ripping through a heavily populated area. after exploding overnight. 25- hundred structures are threatened. and evacuations orders are in place. grant lodes is back to show us some of the latest pictures and video. grant? >> reporter:the images are impressive. look at this new video showing the flames. the so-called rim fire has jumped highway 120 in multiple locations.and has grown significantly since last night. the fire is now more than 16-thousand acres. >> reporter:and is just 5 percent contained. it's burning in the stanislaus national forest near yosemite. two homes and seven outbuldings have beed destroyed. firefighters are having a tough time even getting to parts of this fire. because of the steep

terrain. here this firefighter is getting away from the raging fire as it scorches him. evidence here of a burned outbuilding.you can see what's left of it here. >> reporter:very thick smoke filling skies above these tall trees. members of the horseshoe meadows hotshot team hauls parts of trees.preparing a fire break. crews are fighting this fire from above as well. this water tanker helicopter. and for the people who live in this rural area.all they nature delivers a harsh season can bring in california. yosemite is still open.kron four's scott rates made his way to yosemite.he'll join us tonight on kron-4 news at 8 with the latest on the rim fire burning near yosemite. >> pam: the fire danger is not just near the nevada border. the national weather service says. there will likely be another set of lightning strikes. right here in the bay area. and with the dry fuel here there is reason for concern. as kron-4's terisa estacio learned, firefighters in marin county are preparing for the worst. >> reporter: because of the extreme fire danger vehicles

on not allowed sam farr accused are is prohibited. >> they do want to stress restrict border certain vehicle access to the local access and that slows things this we are an and staffing >> we let them off and let the fire fighters spend the night at the fire stations. >> reporter: warning residents to be where. the lack of rain in the wintertime also serve as

concern for you guys right now. >> usually we see that in september or october and now we are seeing that in september. >> jacqueline: as to look gaston trucker for the radar we will see the lightning strike struck the sierra and also and other north california as well as off shore. and does not mean that thunderstorms are not in the bay area mainly for the north bay low pressure system issues of shore now rotating all round it has to look to the north we still have that potential of chassis seen a shower or two for the north bay. at

potential of shower in the north bank. again, it could be a way worked shower here locally. the dust like a lot of activity once the thunderstorm passed but we will seek for the rest of the week coming up in just a bit. >> pam: >> the divi-divi he is a perfect customer for a perfect venue. it would to an excellent job we have the weather will

have the open stadium to enjoy the nice weather is all there for a great experience for w w e fans. >> reporter: 49ers. soon to be new home. is in the running with philadelphia to host the 2015 super bowl of wrestling w-w-e plans to announce the 2015 host city early next year.at that point levi stadium will have undergone the 2014 49ers season. and santa clara city leaders say.the venue will be more than ready to host wrestle- mania >> pam: still to come. a ten-year-old is still recovering from being mauled by two pit bulls. why the animals still haven't been put down. >> pam: a car loses control -- smashing into an oakland home. we'll show the chaos that ensued in the aftermath -- next. >> catherine: hillary clinton still hasn't said whether she'll run for president in 20-16. but if she does -- another prominent democrat is suggesting he'll be in her camp. that's "if" he doesn't run himself.

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are still alive after the attack . that caused significant injuries to the 10 year old's face and head. to be hospitalized for more than a week. >> reporter:capt. leonard orman with antioch police says could put the dogs down if the owners consent to it.but that's not the case. >>they are requesting a hearing >> reporter:a hearing to determine if the dogs are vicious.which is their right under the city's municipal code.the outcome of which could send one or both dogs to their deathsor back home to their owners. those owners who would not comment when i approached them at their home wednesday. could also appeal the decision if it goes against them. >> reporter:the investigation.so far indicates that the spayed female named jewel.who you see here was the main aggressor.police say there was enough of a suspicion that the second dog- a neutered male also played a part.which is why they were both taken into custody. hunter's stepdad says they will do whatever it takes to make sure the dogs are deemed vicious. ♪ >> we are going to do what

ever we can to not let these stocks get a hold of a kick anymore. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: an eighty nine year old car and drove into this garage shortly after noon today on the eighty one hundred block of hansom in the oakland hills. she escaped unharmed but the accident broke a gas meter in the garage that erupted into flames. the fire burned well into the afternoon because the car was on top of the broken meter and pg&e crews struggled to find the line that fed the home. >> vehicle hit one of the main structures of the crotch and the to see the dislodge in the roof and was the roof became dislodged the vehicle hitting the meter, the meter on fire and with the gas. gas was still burning underneath the vehicle for hours later.

pg&e crews were trying to find a way. manatees members were home bring this accident. we will have more on the story and more than one step affected more at 8:00 p.m. paris continued to try and find a way to shut off the gas. >> pam: have a live report on why tonight on the kron-4 news >> pam: the woman suspected of assaulting 73-year-old singer lester chambers while he was on stage at a hayward music festival last month is nowhere to be found, according to hayward police. according to dinalynn andrews potter was cited and released by hayward police after the july 13th incident. but after she was charged last week with assualt and elder abuse charges, hayward asked las

vegas police to serve a felony warrant to her address. witnesses say she hasn't been there since july 3rd when las vegas police found a blood-soaked apartment. officers haven't released what happened in that case. >> pam: chambers is suing the city of hayward, andrews-potter and the festival organizers for five million dollars. >>fresh tonight. when the final school bell rings for the day, students head in many different directions. we'll show you how to make it safe, healthy and productive. >> pam: hillary clinton is still sitting on the presidential sidelines, but she's racking up the democratic heavyweights as supporters. >> pam: ♪

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>> pam: the army psychiatrist >> catherine: charged in a shooting rampage at fort hood rested his case today. major nidal hasan did not call a single witness -- nothasan is acting as his own attorney at his court martial. he's accused of killing 13 people and wounding 32 others in the 2009 attack. closing arguments are expected to begin tomorrow morning. if convicted, hasan faces a possible death sentence. >> catherine: if howard dean is interested in another

presidential campaign, he's not saying. the former vermont governor and democratic national committee chairman has told a reporter -- "at this point, i'm supporting hillary clinton." >> catherine: rumors about dean running have been swirling -- after his recent trip to iowa. he's also headed to the early voting state of new hampshire. but he's not commenting on a possible run for the white house. >> catherine: democratic representative chris van hollen of maryland is suing the i-r-s. he's the ranking member of the house budget committee - and says he's suing over the agency's criteria for tax-exempt social welfare groups. the lawsuit says there's a discrepancy in how federal law defines the eligibility requirements versus how the i-r-s defines them. >> jacqueline: not quite and 90's and antioch where there was 88 degrees. in the north bay and mix of upper 70's and low 80s. and the north

bay mainly fall for the bay area we will see bobby conditions tomorrow it will clear into the afternoon. but are typical summer pattern will continue tomorrow and to the weekend. offshore dome a different story with a couple of lightning strikes coming up right now. continuing to track to the north. will take a look at where sitting right now. the clouds and the rain rotating all round it. has that move through tonight. the bill little slow clear up by 10 lifting to the south bay in the

delta and 1:00 hour it will leave that to the coastline. 79 in cupertino and 78 and san jose eighties once again places like antioch and pleasanton. 66 in san francisco and '70s and '80s for the north bay. >> jacqueline: reponse is expected and that will mean warmer conditions. the fault will get a little bit more expensive in the weekend. fog. scientists have said that >> pam: drinking soda can lead to obesity. but we'll show you why a new study suggests you keep soda away from your kids.

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>> pam: and cal-trans officials want you to know how not to get caught on the wrong side when it closes. >> pam: >> reporter: next wednesday night they will be closing the bay bridge. at a news conference earlier today c h p reminded people supplants i had tried to leave early from work wednesday night to do not get caught up and the bridge closure. if you try at 8:00 p.m. it will be closed and you have to circle the bay to get home. >> reporter: asher precautions taken because of their red flag warning in effect. trials of signs warning the public to be more mindful. marin county

terisa stasi a kron 4 news. >> reporter: lee spokesperson's they said the heads owners is requesting a hearing after the investigation is complete before they will have the up euthanize. there's also an appeals process if the ruling goes against them. maureen kelly kron 4 news. this is all that is left at >> pam: the scene to remember of a bicylist who was hit and killed in san francisco at 6th and folsom. a hand written sign and a single flower >> pam: police say, the cyclist was in the bike lane, when a truck turned in front of her. kron four's stanley roberts looks at what has become a common problem. in this latest edition of people

behaving badly. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter:bicycle lanes are one of the most abused lanes of traffic in the entire bay area you are looking at a city employee utlizing a dedicated bike lane on 8th street in san francisco near harrision >> reporter:and it's not until the driver passes me does he finally move back in to regular traffi however one of the biggest mistakes is what this driver is doing >> reporter:it goes by different names some call it a fish hook and some call it right hook one of the biggest cause is maybe a right hook or in this case maybe a left hook when the drivers turns in front of the bikers path >> reporter:this is aaron bialick from sf street blogs who believes many drivers are uneducated when it comes to bike lanes here is a prime example, these are caltrans trucks i love how it reads thank you for driving safely, except they are about to except opposite. >> reporter:they are allowing these bicylist the ability to pull to the left of them as they make the right hand turn now the proper way to make this turn would be for the trucks to merge into the bike lane and

mke the bicylist pass on the left >> reporter:in fact if you watch almost every driver fails to merge into the bike lane, state law says that you can merge within 200 feet the city of san franciso gives you 100 feet to merge you can tell from thise dottted lines the only time a driver can cross the solid bike lane is to park if permitted or to pull into a driveway, no other time and no you don't get to kick it in the bike lane with your flashers on >> reporter:the best possible way that people need to understand to make a turn properly is to get as close to the curb as possible >> reporter:to make a long story short, no more right hooks or left hooks at bike lanes.learn to merge properly and avoid taking out cyclist >> reporter:that person on the bike could be the driver when you are on the bike and every one should do the best they can that everyone gets home safely

>> reporter:in san francisco stanley roberts kron 4 news >> jacqueline: area of low pressure remains off shore right now. to a starting to push to the coastline and live up to the north. as it does so we could see we were shourd in the north bay. tomorrow we will have all the conditions to start the that spirit continue one into friday and then up and down through early n >> pam: there are a lot of options for kids once the final school bell rings. everyone safe. that's next. >> reporter: and 89 year-old woman there was a part in to this garage-mack and a fire appeared miraculously

everyone walked away ok. look at 'em.

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>> pam: the most crucial hours of the bell rings. >> pam: as kids make their way home from school or to sports and activities, safety should be a priority. karin caifa gets expert advice on how parents and students can make those hours after school lets out happy, healthy and productive. when the bell rings and school lets out, kids head for many, it's the school bus. for others, walking home. or, the sports fields. >> reporter:each of these options can present its own risks, so kate carr of safe kids worldwide urges parents to talk afterschool safety reminders as the school year begins.

>> to school and we want to be sure that they're safe when they're wa on the streets, students aren't the only ones adjusting to the back-to- school routine. drivers are adjusting to seeing school crosswalks. >> reporter: -- students should stay on sidewalks, and avoid digital distractions like mobile phones when walking. >> reporter:-- for those riding the school bus, stay seated with head and arms inside the bus at all times. >> reporter:if students are heading from the classroom to the athletic fields, have a pre-season discussion about health and safety. >> reporter:-- proper warmups and stretching are crucial. don't skip it even if running late. >> reporter:-- stop for regular water breaks >> reporter:-- if missing any protective gear, tell a coach. don't skip safety. >> reporter:-- and speak up if something doesn't feel

right. >>we have to make sure they understand that staying in the game could result in a long term injury that will take them out of their favorite sport not only during their career when they're young athletes, but perhaps a lifetime of enjoyment. >> reporter:that means flagging a coach in case of injury - even if it means sitting out for a bit. in washington, i'm karin caifa. stay with kron-4. your back-to -school station in the bay area. you can go to our facebook page to see some of our they were students. and we want to see 'your' photos -- still to come. >> pam: >> pam: a scary sight for the braves' jason heyward after he's hit in the face with a 90 mile na hour fastball. jason will let you know how he's doing later on

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>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. welcome back everyonewelcome back everybody. if you like baseball.and had the day off. .you had options. both the giants and hosting day games today we begin at the coliseum. >> reporter:now as for the giants. no pitching, no hitting. no chance today versus the red sox. an absolute annihilation at the ballpark this afternoon.

but kind of undercut the he is ok which is a good thing because he is the only help the catcher on a case at the moment. a's lose the series and now two games back up texas. in the american league west. >> reporter:red sox fans always travel well.sox in first place in the american league east.

>> reporter: 51 sox this juncture and it got worse for the giant spirit and the ball still drops. 5.63 they bring on scary moment at citi field in new york today braves outfielder jason heyward at the plate >> reporter: watch this 90 mi. an hour pitch him and the job. it being tam after spitting up blood but with this shot here to the face. but later diagnosed with a broken jaw. his regular

season is all but over he could be back in time for the play offs. >> reporter: talk about shot to the face square that offender box fort pierre way vote during a champion league match. the worst cut he has ever seen and. forced to leave the match arsenal did go on to win. >> reporter:the 49ers host the vikings sunday at candlestick park.look for the starters to play about a half and then rest up for the regular season opener against the colts september 8th. >> reporter:now earlier today today espn football analyst.and former eagles

quarterback ron he throws a great ball it's really coming up to keep your eye on it. but that's a good thing. the ball is there. eyebrows when he said he >> reporter: thought colin kaepernick could be one of the greatest quarterback's ever. kaep's response? >> very flattered by it but i have to continue working >> reporter: pretty humble. >> reporter: could this finally be the

>> reporter: everyone including the announcers bob this was a clean hit. but the nfl " a spectacular hit posted this to their web site. so here is the head scratcher he was fined for that very same protect or hit. does the league even know what is clean or dirty anymore? >> reporter: could this finally be the year ray guy gets into the hall of fame? the nfl is walking a fine line when it comes to

fame.on to golf. tiger woods. >> my neck and back are a little bit stiff. it was stiff this morning after a soft bed. it was one of those things about sleeping in a hotel and i did not want to push it. >> reporter: the early baton cup finals on the bay today. these are the 72 footers new zealand boat called emirate in the red sell an image of both prices by two minutes and a second diamond 28. >> reporter: first seven went advance next month america's cup to face larry

ellison's team or call. we also have time plenty of time for a cold duck. dunk. >> reporter: 11 people and not touch the ball appeared before the bic throw down was let's take a look from the cool cam. the guerrilla tried to block the shot. i've done a couple of them for 11 people touched the ball on the school got pam? >> pam: >> jacqueline: i'm as take a look at storm trackers still dealing with the other strikes still a high fire

concern there. we are not quite done with the system just yet. it is pushing to the enormous sitting pretty much off shore of the bay area. as it does so we could see a way board shower or two. this was the richest black mourning was lifted. so into small we will wake up with some fog deconditions spirit temperatures and the '70s and '80s for south bay. the upper 80s in places like antioch and livermore and pleasanton. at the calls line not much change there. 70's and 80's for the north bay. much calmer conditions what typical summer patterns. 90s for inland

valleys. >> pam: have a nice evening and we will be affected in o'clock and we will look for you then.

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