top stories we are following on this friday september a woman in a san francisco park is run over and killed while with her child. you may be surprised who is responsible for hitting the

woman. we have the latest in the investigation. expect hot weather this weekend as the bay area will be hit with a mini heat wave. we'll tell you just how hot it's going to get. span of the bay bridge is open is almost here. we have been seeing unusual amounts of traffic. we'll take a look at what to expect on the roads. good morning. we are expecting a mini heat-wave to start today. a san francisco recreation and park department worker will be charged with felony

hit and run after his maintenance vehicle stuck and killed a woman at holly park. toss pfftpolice say the driver drove off after the collision yesterday afternoon, but he and the truck was found a few minutes after the police arrived. the 35-year-old woman was on the grass on the south end of the park with her child when she was struck. the child was not injured but saw the whole accident happen.

many residents in the area have complained about increase of recreation and park vehicles in the park. and they also say they are driving too fast. the weekend ahead will be the first since the opening of the new span of the bay bridge. combine that with a giants and a's homestand, a 49ers game, and the america's cup. and you can expect some big crowds. kron4's scott rates looks ahead to the busy weekend. poured for the foundation of san francisco's new transbay transit center. the new center will occupy a total of four blocks in the city's south of market neighborhood. it's set to open in 20-17. the new transbay center will connect 11 different transit systems. these include the proposed high- speed rail line planned from southern california. low income residents in santa clara county can now take public transportation at a discounted rate.

the emergency assistance network will give out $25 monthly passes to qualified applicants. normally, the v-t-a charges $70 for a monthly pass. to qualify, residents must earn $11,490 or less per year. the pilot plan, called the transit assistance program, is funded through a grant from the metropolitan transportation commission. former new england patriot aaron hernandez is set to be arraigned today on a first- degree murder charge following his indictment in the killing of a friend. a grand jury indicted hernandez last month in the death of 27-year-old odin but sister of hernandez's girlfriend. hernandez was arrested back in june and pleaded not guilt to murder and weapons charges. hernandez is currently being held in jail without bail. the arraignment is scheduled for 11 a-m our time. george zimmerman has not

had an easy time since his murder trial last month. we'll tell you why things are even worse for him now. as the debate over syria takes over domestic and voters voice their displeasure over the white house's proposal. we'll tell you why most lawmakers are still undecided. and walmart workers protest for higher wages, and get arrested. details next. employees of the worlds largest retailer -- walmart -- hit the streets demanding higher wages. rapid doing so outside the home of a powerful, bay area walmart board member. kron 4's philippe djegal was there and explains why workers say they are fed up. former walmart employees. who say they were fired for doing just this. protesting for fair wages. taking to the streets of san francisco. followed by hundreds of supporters. the march spanning just a few blocks. ending in front of the four seasons hotel.

where walmart board member and yahoo president and c- e-o marissa mayer reportedly lives. pamela davis no longer has her job at the walmart in richmond. she says she's standing up for more than one million walmart associates. making less than 10-dollars an hour. davis says she'd also like her job back. she was one of close to a dozen to stage a sit-in in front of the hotel. after the protestors ignored the san francisco police department's request to leave. officers then moved in. taking these protestors away -- one by one. in all, 11 people were djegal, kron four news. angeles, miami, and new york nationwide day of protests this is video of walmart workers in miami.

and just as in the bay area, several arrests were made in new york and los angeles. news. what else. next on the kron4 morning news. a tragic accident while a teen is operating a remote control aircraft in a park. details after the break. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. a " live look outside and looking over the bay bridge. relatively clear. when the cervix stories is the many he went that will start kicking and starting to dais. erica a good morning. >>erica: good morning to you james. we are forecasting 90s and less and less spot.

since you wouldn't know go because it is pretty mild out there right now. we do have high pressure building into our area and that will continue on at prolonging into the weekend and even as we start the next work week we are talking 90s for some of the warmest areas. futurecast 4 shows and to the 8:00 hour, mostly 60s soap still pretty comfortable when you're heading out to work and school. but at lunchtime at the noon hour will provide '70s for the peninsula. already well into the '80s out merritt livermore valley and for those of you in the south bay as the clock is a motion you will notice into the 3:00 hour your afternoon highs kit will start the system 90s command in livermore valley a morgan hill caught will be in the mid-90s even napa and sonoma get into the mix as well creaking down year highs and east bay danville 94 same goes for san ramon redwood

getting that high of 97 as we focus our attention on east bayshore ride looks like berkeley today with a high of 80 degrees 80 to union city had operated for castro valley so still pretty comfortable. for the war appears to traded on the warm front. it will be a court as a hot day in the south bay with cupertino reaching 86 degrees and 89 at los gatos downtown san francisco today check-in at 74 degrees be thought. the wine country napa is at 91 degrees. it looks like we will keep it at the upper 80s for santa rosa and sam were felt as check-in and check with a high of 90 degrees. your 7 day run of a forecast shows continued warming as we transition into the weekend. you're talking upper 90s to triple digits to the forecast. of course with the dry weather the north eastern rouyn's will increase our concern

for fire danger '70s on the coast of looks like temperatures will start to back off into the middle of next week. tropical of the bay area still open smoothly. we're not checking and have spot. the great time to head to the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza at to probably already know we have seen very heavy conditions for the past couple of days. for those of you heading into the city. but so far so good. all of the approach is moving pretty smoothly. you could always had to the san mateo bridge which has been problem free for the past few days. stop all know what we're seeing a lot of space between cars. your drive time is 23 minutes out of nevada into the city. the e shore freeway looks pretty good as well as westbound 24 creek and other approaches to the bay bridge are looking pretty smoothly with no delays allow nimitz freeway and interstate 580 in the westbound direction we are seeing speeds over 50 mi. per hour. >>james: been

lunch boxes are becoming a rarity at schools because of a federal program that's providing students in some areas with free breakfast and lunch. federal officials say more than 40 percent of students have to be getting food stamps or aid through other federal assistance programs for a school to qualify for the program. boston public schools officials say 76 percent of students already qualified for free or reduced price meals, and this program to provide all students with free breakfast and lunch paperwork and expenses. a dozen employees from four southern california school

districts have been indicted for stealing thousands of textbooks. ahothose arrested were recruited by a book buyer, who paid school employees 47-thousand dollars per person for stolen books. then re-sold them between 2008 and 2010. those arrested include two librarians, a campus supervisor, and a former warehouse manager. all of the employees worked for financially troubled school districts in the l-a in new york, a 19 year old man was hit and killed while using a remote controlled helicopter. roman pirozek jr. died

yesterday afternoon in brooklyn. police say he was operating the small aircraft when the helicopter's whirling blades sliced off the top of his head. medics couldn't do anything to save him. friends say pirozek was an expert flyer. co-incidentally, his father is the vice president of the club which allows people to fly model aircraft in the park. an investigation into the incident is now underway. as our vicki livikias takes us to oysterfest. at san francisco's waterbar. that's yet met hi noand ahead

>>james: president obama is holding a final day of meetings with global leaders at the g 20 summit in st. petersburg russia agreed before leaving for washington tonight, the president will hold a news conference then the meeting

with russian civil society leaders. among those invited to meet with president are rushing gay rights leaders. russian lawmakers say a new law, banning homosexual propaganda doesn't outlaw homosexual liddy-judge, sexuality to merely discourage as the discussion of it to among people younger than 18. the losses prompted a boycott for the 2014 winter olympics which are being held in sochi. the u.s. does not plan to boycott the games. >>: look no further are kron. on kron4's the vicki but not passed-judge vicki look innocuous takes us to the oyster fast. of that coming up next. --vicki

livonakis.

>>erica: welcome back to the kron4 morning news. we are approaching and many heatwave. temperatures will climb again this weekend. i will have full details coming up in my next reports. >>: oyster fest is here. happening for the past five years the san francisco water bar on the embarcadero. hundred show up to support the surfers foundation and ocean preservation. people come from as far away as new zealand. >>: i like the texture. not too many calories.

>>: that kind of make me think of it. >>: oysters are the perfect protein and >>: oysters are good for your lungs. >>: i'm an oyster sucker shutter eater. >>: the oyster festival be complete without the oyster fest. the competition so fierce. the winner downing over 90 oysters in just two minutes. for more sublimed oyster experience had been tied to the water are oyster bar. water bars had oysters from all over the world. my topic of the local raw oysters, the fried oysters and a plate of delicate baked oysters for it to find out more votes are website at kron4 dot com and click on the dying and dish. in san francisco, a vicki

liviakis, kron 4 news. -- dine and dish. >>james: used it on the big screen and little screens will we come back we will tell you who the highest- paid actress is. whether not terrible this morning but it will get awfully hot this afternoon. this is the beginning of the heat wave that will be with us at least for the weekend. erica will have details coming up.

we are back. it is 429. here is a live look out signed with the camera looking back over san francisco. is their top story across the bottom of the screen. many

heat wave beginning today. but again and the weather center with erica talking about the temperatures expected today. >>: that's right james just take a look at the red. which indicates 90s. temperatures as much as 10 degrees warmer than what we saw yesterday and so here's a quick look at your afternoon highs for today. we will see 80s down the east bay shoreline. mixed '70s certainly possible for downtown san francisco. will see 90s and the north bay. for the south bay places like morgan hill. we will continue with the war may trend as we head into the next couple of days. and area of high pressure building end and that will keep temperatures as much as 15 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of year. we are up started the morning off with clear skies for just about everyone. we have a lack of a marine layer so again clear skies even along the coastline. expect sunny and hot conditions as we head

into tomorrow. and we will continue the warming trend even as we start the next workweek. looking up to a mostly clear conditions. very quiet out there. your friday morning temperatures and in the '50s and '60s right now. perhaps you will need a light jacket as you head out to work or school. that is not a requirement that all this afternoon. temperatures and the mid to upper 90s. we are talking the potential for triple digits. fasttrack around the bay area we are not my turn in a hot spot. great time to

leave your house especially if you're one of the folks using the bay bridge span. as of now drive time from the macarthur maze to fremont street still under 10 minutes so it is a good drive right now and you can always had to the san mateo bridge because there are no accidents to report. >>james: the 432 our top story comes out of san francisco where a recreation and park department worker will be charged with felony hit and run after his minutes vehicle struck and killed a woman at holly park. police say the driver drove off after the collision yesterday afternoon but was

later found with his truck a few minutes after police arrived. the woman was on the grass on the south end of the park with her child when she was struck. the child was not injured but did see the whole thing happened. residents in the neighborhood have seen an increase of parks are wrecked vehicles in the grassy areas and the biggest complaints reported to us is this people that if these people are going too fast. >>: the weekend ahead will be the first since the opening of the new span of the bay bridge and it will be pretty busy as you might have imagined. we have a a's home game, giants home dad and 49ers home game and of course the america's cup all set for this weekend so big crowds will be using the bridge. kron4's scott rates takes a look ahead. as our >>: all week long we seen traffic stacking up in and around the new bay bridge. the delays this week have been far worse than just the normal rush hour traffic.

>>: no doubt about it starting on monday its ben a good backup. not only is the backing up further out which would normally see down to 101 out 880, 580 but we are also saying that back up start earlier to and run later your traditional commute hours. >>: and this week and could be even worse. >>: could weather and the fact that it's the new weekend that there's a new bridge saunter it will be people who want to make the trip across the bridge for the first time. >>: the chp said in an addition to driver slowing down to gawk at the new bridge traffic all soviet tactic by a number of events taking place in oakland and san francisco. on saturday along both the a's and giants are playing home games. the 49ers are kicking off their season and the america's cup will be resting on the bay print the best advice the chp to give up. >>: if you can avoid driving them do so. coppola

feet can't use mass transit. the patient. --use mass transit if you can. but the chp will be on have a patrolman to pressure people aren't taking pictures and are driving safely predict they will be issuing tickets. scott rates, kron4 nos. >>james: the contra costa county fire protection district is launching a new squad to respond to low level medical calls. the two fire-fighter squad will launch today under a 90-day pilot program meant to help the financially embattled fire district better distribute its trimmed-down staff.

budget cuts over the past two years have caused the district to close five- stations and shed about 20 firefighters. the two-fighter squad will respond to low-level medical calls, freeing up firefighters and engines for more serious incidents and fires. we now know what caused the wildfire. burning in and around yosemite national park. take a look at this is an

animation of how the wildfire has spread since august 17. the u-s forest service says the massive blaze was caused by an illegal fire set by a hunter. no one has been arrested and officials have not released the hunter's name. there is also no word yet on whether he will face charges. the rim fire has burned nearly 371- square miles. and so far, has cost 81- million dollars to fight. berkeley city officials made the trek out to the city's tuolumne camp to assess the damage done by the massaive rim fire.

all the main buildings in the camp have been destroyed including the dining and recreation halls and amphitheater. two permanent bridges were damaged to the point they are unusable. roughly 12 to 16 cabins remain in the camp's main area, but each have varying degrees of damage, a camp spokesperson said it is still too early to tell what the city's plan for the camp will be.

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this morning. futures traded mixed right now. there's more evidence of an improving job market and that helped lift the stock market yesterday. if the labor department reported unemployment benefits fell to its lowest point since october 2007. a dp also showed american businesses at 176,000 jobs in august. here's a look at the closing numbers. the dow closed of nearly seven points. the nasdaq climbed 93 and s&p 500 added two. opening bell today as 630. --nasdaq climbed 9.

the labor the permit will release a closely watched monthly jobs report this morning. economists expect the u.s. economy added around 180,000 jobs in august. the monthly survey is likely to be scrutinized by financial markets because steady job growth could confirm expectations that the federal reserve will scale back its bond buying stimulus at a meeting in two weeks. more on the nation's air travelers will be able to take a " fast lane " through airport security. it's all

part of a new plan by the tse to expand the project program. the purpose of the program include keeping your shoes and belts on and leaving your laptop and your back. more than 50 million people have used the tse is expedited screening program called project senses starting to taos and 113 by the end of the year, the program will go from 40 to 100 airports. it costs $85 for five years and requires u.s. citizens to verify their identity, undergo a background check and providing a print ad in rome and center. more of the nation's air

j.p. morgan is getting out of the student loan business. starting october 12th the new york bank will no longer accept applications first protestant and loans. car loans and loans of life or before october 12th will not be affected. a spokeswoman says the bank no longer sees a " meaningful growth " in the student loan market, as more students and families are turning directly to government loans over the past five years. the one it pays to be on a hit tv comedy. for the second year and a row, so feel for kara --sofia vergara tops forbes

magazine's list of the highest paid tv actresses. she earned about $30 million last year. a big chunk comes from her role on " modern family " but she also has several endorsement deals. kaley cuoco of " the big bang theory " is tied for second place with a " law- and-order suvvu's mariska hargitay burning of a million dollars each. the fourth place spot is pretty crowded, earning $10 million each. actress tina fe realities--tin afey tv star turned talk-show host at the bethany frankel, actress melissa mccarthy and called gray's anatomy " actress

ellen pompeo just the name of you. dil--few. remember the bart strike? it could become reality again on october 10th. we'll tell you why. welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. our top story this morning is the mini- heat wave hitting the bay area today. from our roof cam in san francisco. let's check in now with

erica and see just how hot it's going to get today. >>erica: temperatures will continue to increase as we head into the weekend. that's nice if you live along the coast of what had to the beaches. but inland will get a little uncomfortable. we will increase concern for fire danger. pretty mild conditions and may even think a get-need a jacket. as we approach known you may see '70s 9 80s and 90s around the bay. let's break down those numbers for use starting and east bay, you will notice kids are kidding 97. 93 degrees in concord. 96 and walnut creek. temperatures will primarily be in the '80s down the east bay shoreline. low 80s for

those of you and berkeley. it will be a beautiful day and the south bay. eighties expected and san jose. as we focus our attention and the upper peninsula. sematech on 79 and upper 60s if you're heading to ocean beach. last but not least as we focus our attention on the north bay, upper 80s expected for santa rosa. satellite every are shows minimal fog this morning. most of us liking of the clear skies as high pressure continues to build here's a look at-7 day around the bay forecast. flirting with is not meeting the no more 90s and the

forecast next thursday. temperatures will be back where they should be for this time of year. i have been monitoring this closely no problems and no delays. not seeing any weight at the pay gates. drive time running at 12 to 13 minutes before a 80 and highway 101. for those of you using the golden gate bridge is a clear start.

>>james: 448 the time. the search is on for a five month old french bulldog named roscoe. authorities say he was stolen in burlingame after he wandered away from his home on sunday. a witness saw two girls leave the area with the dog, claiming to be the owners. the two girls are described to be about 8 years old and 14 years old. anohter bart strike is not out of the question just yet.

back in early august the governor called for a 60- day cooling off period to keep another bart strike from hitting the bay area. now, after not meeting with the unions since then, bart negotiators say they already gave the employees their final offer a month ago. that offer was a 10% raise over 4-years the president of bart's board of directors called on union negotiators to take the offer to its members while there is still time. next week the two sides will resume negotiations for

the first time since the start of the 60-day cooling off period, which expires october 10th. in a story you will only see on kron 4. we are just two days away from the 49ers home opener against the packers. and new numbers show that 95- percent of fans arrested last year at candlestick were not prosecuted. the details. 95 percent of the time those in trouble got kicked out of the stadium and all property but nothing more. no. show that more than half of all arrests had to do with fans being drunk in public. the district attorney's office says oftentimes those folks are put in a van left to

sober up and then let go. the d.a.'s office also reminded me that last year stabbing that happened outside candlestick park was prosecuted and lead to prison time for one man. while the district attorney does make the final call in those cases he makes that decision based on the police report he's given three it >>james: it's also important to note that another 3 percent of people were arrested on warrants and may have been prosecuted in other places. but that is still less than 1 out of 10 people being prosecuted.

good morning, top stories we're following this friday september 6th. slowed traffic has been an

issue since the reopening of the bay bridge. we'll take a look at what to expect on the roads as we head into a busy weekend around the bay. and it is the final day of the meetings of global leaders of the detours--g20 summit. more on the president's agenda before he heads back to washington. here is a live look across the bay from our mount tam cam. >>darya:expect hot weather this weekend as the bay area will be hit with a mini heat wave. lets start things off in the weather center with erica. what can we expect as we roll into the weekend? >>erica: we have 90s in

today's forecast for it will be talking about your 7 day around the bay and when will seek triple digits saturday and sunday. faugh let's take a look at your morning commute with george st >>george: thanks erica permit a pretty quiet ride around the bay bridge. we're not tracking many hot spots for any incidents 3/8 as you look of the bay bridge toll plaza of its light traffic at this early hour and the westbound direction with a 11 minute drive time and so far the only slowing is on interstate 580 foster the ought to not pass. >>darya: the weekend ahead will be the first since the opening of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. combine that with the giants and athletic games *and the home opener for the 49ers. its looking like we could some major back ups. kron 4's will tran joins us live from the bay bridge.

good morning will. >>will: lot going on. we have the giants plan over the weekend as well as the oakland a's. you cannot stop on the bike path at this time and the reason why is there would not allow anyone to caught on after sunset the only between sunrise and sunset can you possibly do that. chp officers are out here. they expect a lot of people to be on the bay bridge. . here's video of but riders the first couple of days. we saw over 2000 bikers on the bike path the first day more than 1000 people over the past couple of days the authority's role may looks to be a hunter or 900 people. they expect so many people out here think that they will have increased patrols on the bike path itself. the oakland police department chp on their bicycles making

down the best judgment and for everyone plays it safe and everyone as cordial. they spent so many people to be on here that there will be meeting the bicyclist. not everyone can just get on at the bridge set at one time. they will monitor the situation and the distant and they will tell you to wait just a little bit before you caught on. this is the best advice i could pass along to you all morning. believe it or not there are no garbage cans on the bike path itself saw authorities are saying if you pack a lunch or water bottle by note by all means do not decide. bring it on to the bridge to bring it off with you. they will try to get garbage cans. mib and aunts they forgot or did not think was necessary >>darya: thanks a lot will. >>james: the weekend ahead will be the first since the opening of the new eastern span of

the bay bridge. the c-h-p says they will be making traffic worst. now, after not meeting with the unions since then, bart negotiators say they already gave the employees their final offer a month ago. that offer was a 10% raise over 4-years the president of bart's board of directors called on union negotiators to take the offer to its

members while there is still time. next week the two sides will resume negotiations for the first time since the start of the 60-day cooling off period, which expires october 10th. the first concrete was poured for the foundation of san francisco's new transbay terminal. the multi-billion dollar transit center will occupy a total of four blocks in

the city's south of market neighborhood. it will serve buses from seven transit agencies and eventually electric trains from caltrain and high-speed rail. but. like the new eastern span of the bay bridge. costs are rising. in july we learned the price tag for the first phase of the project is now 1.9-billion dollars -- that's 300-million more than expected. president obama is holding a final day of meetings with global leaders at the g-20 summit in st. petersburg, russia. before leaving for washington tonight, the president will hold a news

conference, then meet with russian civil society leaders. among those invited to meet with the president are russian gay rights leaders. russian lawmakers say aanning hl propaganda, doesn't outlaw homosexuality but merely discourages discussion of it among people younger than 18. the law has prompted a boycott for the 2014 winter olympics, which are being held in sochi.

the u-s does *not plan to boycott the games. world leaders are venting over syria's civil war but look no closer to agreeing on international military intervention to stop it. a french official says leaders at the g-20 are agreeing with president obama condemning the use of but many world leaders remain in doubt about whether syrian president bashar assad's regime was behind the attack or syria's rebels.

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>>darya:the contra costa county fire protection district is launching a new squad to respond to low level medical calls. lee and i know is gone be packed up and nom and arbor this week will launch today under a and have to go up there 90-day pilot program meant is on come under pressure as a seasonal mayor of this note we alone to help the financially

embattled fire district better distribute its trimmed-down staff. budget cuts over the past two years have caused the district to close five- stations and shed about 20 firefighters. out whatever it isthe two- fighter squad will i support it respond to low-level medical calls, freeing up firefighters and engines for more serious incidents and fires. we now know what caused the wildfire. burning in and around yosemite national park.

take a look at this is an animation of how the wildfire has spread since august 17. the u-s forest service says the massive blaze was caused by an illegal fire set by a hunter. no one has been arrested and officials have not released the hunter's name. there is also no word yet on whether he will face charges. the rim fire has burned nearly 371- square miles. and so far, has cost 81- million dollars to fight. berkeley city officials went to to the city's tuolumne camp to assess the damage done by the massaive rim fire.

all the main buildings in the camp have been destroyed including the dining and recreation halls and amphitheater. two bridges were damaged to the point they are unusable.

roughly 12 to 16 cabins remain in the camp's main area, but each have varying degrees of damage, >>erica: as you put the clock into motion by 3:00 this afternoon we will start to see some 90s out and livermore perhaps a morgan hill and gilroy. let's break down your afternoon highs for it will start things off in the south bay. santa clara at 88 degrees. for the

east bay and the spot temperatures are as much as 10 degrees warmer than what we experience yesterday yesterday was already pretty taut for some. take a look at danville. 95. vallejo with 586. napa today a high of 91 degrees. upper 80s for santa rosa. it will be a warm one. minimal fog as we start off the morning. high pressure will build and to that area. that means a prolonged the warming trend. temperatures will be even warmer as we transition into saturday and sunday. we will hit triple digits for some of the warmest areas. certainly the weekend to head to the beaches with temperatures in the upper 70's. we will continue with warmer than average temperatures even as we start the next work week. but we will start to see the numbers slide as we get

the next weekend. >>george: looking at your bay bridge ride and the other bridges as we start our bridge track no problems reported across the bridge. for your ride to 92 an easy trip with no delays either east bound are westbound. an easy trip ball through marin county and across the stand. kron4's mike pelton on the scene of a fire and martinez. we will be hearing about that and a moment but you should know about a bart has been shut down because of it. there is some slow

traffic for the antioch fault to my past this morning. there is a lighter than usual right there. south their freeways will back up a bit here. looks good for 101. your north bay ride which had a preview of no delays here from nevada to the golden gate bridge on 101 southbound. more on the fire now. >>james: yes let's get out there where we have kron4's mike pelton at a scene of a carport fire reporter earlier this morning for it what you tell us. >>: what james back into you and the past five or 10 minutes firefighters have done a good job of knocking down the flame so far. if planes were bursting out of this building. fire crews tell me this blaze broke out around 315 this morning some more on the exterior of the building permit the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we do

know at this point this building is a car lot. it is burned and chart. a lot of. they tell me in the back of this building there is an apartment or home or to people were living inside there at the time for it potentially they are the owners of this business. fire crews to me they did get out safely. with air trying to do now is get in here to check for hot spots and also to see if anyone got trapped inside the building. but they cannot answer this until they are for sure this will not collapse while they are in sight. at that point they will go inside. partially what made this fire tricky to fight is there are overhead power lines that you see here. pg&e had to come here to secure the for fire crews. they have turned off power to the bottom power lines but not the top. some residents around here are currently without power.

fire crews say at this point the good news is no one was injured and the flames. >>james: we will check back with mike for updates. >>darya: protesters took to it to the streets fighting for fair wages at wal-mart. wal-mart associates say they want to become full-time and make at least $25,000 a year. employees say they were fired by wal-mart for protesting in the past want their jobs back. >>: wal-mart is a large company. they make over $60 billion a year and profits alone. the ceo makes 1034% in an average store workers all i am not asking for a lot.

>>darya: police said 11 people were arrested because they refuse to leave. but besides that the protest was peaceful. mayer did not make herself available. >>: nationwide protests were also taking place. there were arrests elsewhere as well. we know of rats that were made in new york and in los angeles . >>mark: a strange and tragic story we are following. a 19 year-old man was hit and killed by the remote control helicopter he was operating he died yesterday afternoon and a brooklyn street police that he was operating this small r c helicopter won the blade sliced off the top of his head. medics said they cannot do anything to save him. the investigation

continues. this is believed to be the home the second death ever and the united states by nrc helicopter. did >>darya: still ahead, a woman and a san francisco park is run over and killed while she was there at the park with her child. we'll have the latest into the investigation. and a new irs rule could make your check at restaurants with cheaper. we will have that in a moment. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter.

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down futures up 42 points after the opening bell. job report coming out and a few minutes. we will find out what happens with the u.s. unemployment rates. >>erica: we're also taking a look at temperatures around

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>> welcome back. the time is by 20 9:00 a.m.. following a breaking news out martinez. a large carports fire was reported early this morning. they're active power lines in the area that are causing problems. kron4 mike pelton is live on the scene. >> we now know that this fire caused three buildings and 8 cars to burn to wait crisp. you can see that this building is completely burned out. fire crews told us that this is a car lot, and this is the office of this business. as it is totally burned. behind this fire crews tell me that there is a separate

apartment or home where a couple was inside at the time and thankfully they were able to get out safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. they tell me that it appears that is part on the outside of the building about 3:15 a.m. started this. this happened in the middle of a mind and they stated at this point they do not have anything to state that it is suspicious. i spoke with one man who saw the flames and he stated that were very high. you concede that crews have got a hand on this fire. the power lines also caused a big problem. fire crews had to bring in pg&e submit to disconnect some things. they wanted to make this more safe. we are checking with pg&e to sit in the customers are without power. at this point--

>> let's take it over to the traffic center with george. >> there is a problem with the city streets that have been shut down because of this fire. this has become a major commute for people to get through from interstate 680. here is your quick commute check, the volume is building the last couple of days we have seen the me relies on a very early. we will be watching to see if they are turned on the early again. in the meantime, you can look for light conditions are on the bay. we are seen slowing on interstate 580 and there's also some through the antioch portion of your ride on highway 4. >> there is a warmer that

will officially begin today. the temperatures will be in the '90s. downtown san francisco is checking in and 76 degrees. i can to get pretty close 80 as we head into the weekend. upper 90s by tomorrow and will continue with this warming trend for the next couple of days. >> the weekend ahead will be the first since the opening of the new eastern span of the bay bridge. there will be an increased patrols on the bridge and the bike path. kron4 will tran joins us live from the bay bridge. >> they will be looking for, to make sure that the

bypass will not be too congested. we saw thousands of people over the first three days of the bay bridge opening back up. this will bed want weekend and there will be two major oakland evens.ts. the chp is here mountain is a bike path. they do not want anyone going on this when it's dark. >> here is a video of the bicycle was over the past couple of days. they expect so many of them to be out here that they have increased patrols. officers will be stationed here in the squad cars watching you. that was also have chp on their bicycles to make sure that you are they also will have metering lights. that

was if it is very busy and officers will tell you to wait and then you can get on. here is the best piece of a device. there are no garbage bins on a bike path for some reason they stated this was not necessary or it was over look. the chp stated yesterday that if you bring on any type of food make sure that you take it off the bike path with your and then you should lend some garbage cans and new ones open. it did not want you to letter. (...) lister. > litter. >> the 49ers will be plane

on the sunday and there are a lot of things that are going to be going on. it may be hard to bicycle low in here because you still have to go down well 1. 101. >> bart's strike is not out of the question just yet. back in early august the government called for a 60 day cooling off. now, have not meeting with the yen since then, and our negotiators said they have already gave the employees their final offer. that offer was a 10 percent raise over four years. the president of bart board of directors called on the

negotiators to take this offer to the members of the they can go on and while there's still time. >> we have been very consistent. we do not want to be on the spot to think that were done and to have the people of the city think they're were done. will not want this to come back to us. >> they have told us that we have to take this to the workers and this package is not rectifiable. they will not rectify a package of this nature. >> next week to two sides will resume negotiations for the first time since the start of the 60 day cooling- off period, which expires october 10th. >> u.s. employers have added 169,000 jobs in august and much fewer in july than

previously thought. the labor department said the unemployment rate dropped 7.3%, the lowest in nearly five years. it fell because more americans and just out looking for work and no longer counted as unemployed. the proportion of americans working or looking for work fell to its lowest level in 35 years. july is the job gains were just 104,000 the fewest in more than a year and down from a previous estimate of 162,000. the slowdown is hiring could complicate the fire reserve's decision later this month on whether to slow its bond purchases. >> this is not great news with the jobs report. dow futures are now down 41. >> coming up on the kron4 morning news. more of the nation's air travelers who will be able to take a fast

lane through airport security. how you will be able to get through security faster. >> watching bay area sports as the giants take on the diamondbacks and aides faced astros. mark will wrap of all the scores coming up. >> we are also watching bay area weather this morning as we can expect a weekend in warm-up. erica has a close look at the high temperatures coming up {

need >> good morning. the time is 5:42 a.m.. here is a quick look at the temperatures. >> we're anticipating '90s north of the golden gate bridge. we will see 80s mostly in the south bay and 70 along the peninsula. >> we will be right back.

>> welcome back the time is 5:45 a.m.. on the left we

have a look as san francisco and on the ride is the camera looking over the bay. today is the that it will be warmer. >> we will see a 10 degree jump compared to yesterday. we are starting off with clear conditions. this is why the temperatures are a little cooler this morning. santa rosa currently is sitting at 53 degrees. upper 50s down the shoreline. as we follow these into afternoon will notice that primarily 80s will be in the south bay. it will be a mainly sunny day. contra will be coming in at 92 degrees. walnut creek will have a high of 96 degrees.

downtown san francisco have a high of 74 degrees. >> we do have the 49ers game home opener to look up to for a sunday. a lot of people will be heading here to watch the game. the kickoff is at 1:25 p.m. in the temperatures will be in the mid-70s. it will be a summit date. this is a perfect day for you to wear your jerseys. your 7 their bombay highlights normal weather for the weekend and we are approaching one of the temperatures and will continue as will start next work week. we will see more aware of cloud cover. >> the temperatures will be cooler and exactly where they should be this time of year. the time is 5:47 a.m.. >> i spoke with caltran to see about the meter and light is on the bay bridge and they have not been

activated. it doesn't look like they're on the verge of being triggered too quickly. a little lighter start for the westbound bay bridge ride. we're not tracking any hot spots right now but we are however looking at the bridges and then from there will go to 92 to look at the san mattel of bridge. mateo bri >> let's head over to the east bay for look at your ride on and said 80 we're all of that in the drive time 13 minutes from hercules to berkeley. west 24 is having no delays. lighter than usual traffic was on 580 and highway 4 was on a report of a stall that is blocking traffic. the south bay is so 41 01 northbound.41 01 southbound.

>> the time is 5:48 a.m.. more on the nation's air travelers will be able to take a fast lane toward airport's security. this is all part of a new plan by the t s a to expand the pre check program. the purpose of the program includes keep your shoes and belts on. leaving your laptop in your be andag. more than 15 million people have used this expedited screening program called project census started in 2011. the end of the year, the program will go from 40 to 100 airports. it cost $85 for five years and requires u.s. citizens to verify their

identity, undergo a background check and provide fingerprints and an enrollment center. >> we are just two days away from 49ers home opener against the packers. new numbers show that 95 percent of fans are arrested last year at candlestick or not prosecuted. more than half of all that more arrests and had to do with them being drunk in public. the district attorney's office says the oftentimes those people are put in a van, left to sober up and then they are let go. they also say that last year's stabbing that happened at candlestick park was prosecuted and lead to prison time for that one man. >> the giants back home last my taking on the diamondbacks. the giants did the scoring going in the

fourth with a triple after hitting three of those home runs the mud before. next batter, and the tries to score. on the attack from the third, check out--who misses the play, dives back and is tagged out. but he is called safes. giants go to- 0. but the diamondbacks respond 04 runs in the set. the giants are in last place 21.5 days behind the dodgers. the giants lost. >> the a's continue to have trouble with one of the worst teams in baseball. they beat oakland 3-2 to not that athletics out a first as a male was. oakland had won 11 of the first 12

meetings between the team. brad peacock, who said that a's traded to houston for infielder jed lowrie had no trouble handling open. days fall half game behind texas for first as an a.l. west. >> after a 35 minute delay at the start of the game because of the threat of the lightning been bed in denver, peyton manning and a brown bros provided their own version of football. manning tied the nfl record with seven touchdown passes and the broncos listed the baltimore ravens with a 28 unanswered points to break open a close game and beat the defending super bowl champions 49-27. manning is the first nfl quarterback

says joe kapp in 1969 tax seven touchdown in a game. manning finished 27 for 424 462 yds. he is the sixth nfl quarterback to have a seven touchdown game. >> everyone is playing this weekend at home except the raiders. here is the football schedule. plus the giants and a's home stands and the america's cup finals at kicks off in the bay tomorrow. >> here is a live look outside the back up that is building just before 6:00 a.m. to the bay bridge. we will be right back.

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>> top stories we're following this friday september 6th. firefighters are on the scene of one of my fire in martinez. we would tell you why this blaze is providing an extra challenge for them. >> and it is the final day of the meetings of global leaders at the g-20 summit. more on the president's agenda before he heads back >> and its expected to be a big weekend. hot weather and busy traffic on bay area we'll have a live report from the bay bridge this morning. but first, let's >> lets start things off in the weather center with erica. what can we expect as we roll into the weekend?