in pope valley west of lake berryessa.north to lake county's snell peak. >> catherine: we have video showing just how close the flames are coming to homes. with fire crews essentially camped out in the front yards of some houses. fences on properties -- catching fire. flames on hills - not far from rooftops. >> catherine: among the concerns we're hearing from people who have already evacuated. it's not just about getting out.it's worry for pets they had to leave behind. >> catherine: that last man is a hiker -- i have been very, very emotional i cannot go back and see my dogs. who had to walk out of the

>> i do not care about any of the key six in my house i just want to see my docks. dogs >> catherine: the last man is a hiker who had to walk out of the fire area on foot. he says he was very 'nervous' -- and got uncomfortably close to smoke and flames. as he says - he at least managed to get word to family and friends. >> catherine: tonight a lot of people are still waiting to hear news on whether their homes are okay. and it continues to be a tense time. and there are a lot of charred hillsides, scorched power lines and smoldering trees in the wake of the fire. >> reporter: the biggest concern for the next two hours is that there is a breeze that we are dealing with. something that they

did not have to worry about yesterday but there is a strong breeze of that is picking up within 200 yds of the home you can see flames at the hillside in on the other side large clouds that are into the sky. you talking about 1000 firefighters in this area all over the place and the area around. we are talking about 180 homes. it pierces there's about 380 people that live in that area and not all of the people took the advice of maggiore bought majority of them did. many of them just want to go home. i can tell you, visibility and a couple of

areas was extremely low. because of all of the smoke. in certain spots, and all over the place. . . we will be keeping an eye on this. pam , back to you in the studio. >> pam: tell sense that this fire is now covering 3,800 a.. uc a lot of cruise or burnout areas just describe what you some. certainly >> reporter: the crews have been out tear all day long, one crew goals out another one goals and. goes in , one comes out.

>> reporter: you look out and you could just see the black all over the place. they wanted to make sure that the fire was to go in that direction it would not catch the dead played plant and things of that nature so they cut the dead brush down. holmes uttered in a couple of miles of where the fires still burn his which it about. what you think about. this is an extremly rural area. >> reporter: really you cannot see some of the homes that are sitting within the brush. into the

other side of the buyers you did see the bid are very spread out a lot of these homes are on several acres. >> pam: j.r. stone reporting live this fire started noontime and has grown to 3,800 a.. acres >> pam: as you heard j.r. mention the breeze is picking up where he is. yesterday afternoon, when the fire started to the temperatures were very hot. chief meteorologist jacqueline and it is keeping an eye on the weather and here is the latest

jacqueline. >> reporter: >> jacqueline: right where the fire is burning it is still hot within the low 90 degree temperatures. it remains very dry in the area as well, keep in mind only to report to stations in this rugged terrain and when you have mountainous terrain like this, the wind can really shift direction very rapidly and pick up the speed so even when the when it does is only 10 mi. an hour. i would expect we would seek austere conditions in the canyon and erratic wind direction as well. pam? >> pam: dramatic, and even frightening video is coming

out of the north bay fire zone. kron four's grant lodes is here now with a closer look at what the fire crews are dealing with tonight. grant >> reporter: working to put out hot spots and several planes and look at this one. several choppers dropping water on this fire tried to get trying to use everything they can to decrease the blaze. we also have a lot of thick black smoke like and this image here. on the right real dark, thick black

smoke it is a massive fire. only 30 percent containment and that number has not changed since last night. now take a look at pictures that viewers have sent us. right here, ominous just rising above look at that on the right. only about 1000 personnel on the scene. one image of how close it is near the scrub near the structures. >> pam: cal fire says. the north bay fire in napa and lake counties has burned 32- hundred acres. there is 30 percent containment. the same as we news at 11oclock. news at 11oclock. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually.

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>> pam: there is breaking news tonight. a police standoff is happening in mountain view on williams way. kron4's alecia reid is live on the scene with details. alecia? >> reporter: the swat team and police and crisis negotiator is here trying to negotiate in regards to demand they were concerned about that was somehow depressed. officers were able to get his 13 year old daughter out safely. the man displayed a firearm and that is what additional units

were called in. he was cornered in a specific area of the apartment complex. the crisis negotiation team has been in contact with the man, at first. there were talking with him but now there were told that they may be talking to him the headphone because of the distance between them. by phone. >> reporter: did tell us that this man is very upset. please note that the mountain view police have evacuated a number of residents. that was surrounding the gunman's home. >> we are not sure of how long this will take all we have the parameters set up for their safety because there is a weapon and loved. we do want to make sure that we do the best to protect

our community which is our number one concern. if you have been asked to leave by the police the arctic or if you reside within the commission that we set up unfortunately, he would not be able to get back right now >> reporter: we are pretty far away from the incident we will try to go all around the block in state close as possible accurate reporting live lee still read kron 4 news. alecia reed >> jacqueline: as we look into the san mateo bridge sunny skies here but at a distance yet to see low cloud coverage coming over satellite energy this afternoon. it is clearly along the coastline with

winds north are stronger this afternoon and it is helping to clear the fog. temperatures renowned very similar to what we saw a gesture that. this is a lot cooler in richmond we are in the 80s and low 90s. tonight the folk were returned and will be wide spread with a drizzle near the coast line. thursday is a repeat of today. it will be warmer plus the fireworks coming up! >> catherine: on the east coast a lot of july 4th place could be ruined by the tropical storm. it is expected to better including

north carolina. mandatory evacuations have been demanded on a barrier island on the outer banks. >> catherine: tropical storm author is threatening to deliver fire works of its own. showing author, of their link up the east coast and gaining strength in its path each town like north carolina. >> hopefully it will continue going or maybe will head inland. >> catherine: forecasters are learning of heavy rains and floods + riptides. warning boat morning poulter set to stay off the water. warning boaters to sty stay

off the road. >> catherine: some voluntary evacuations were on the way. it was just a short time ago that mandatory evacuations are beginning they will begin about 5:00 a.m. on thursday and after that no one will be allowed on the island. a lot of torras was told to evacuate duron daytime hours all over that region tomorrow before the storm brings up high winds. we found out a short time ago that buster and is moving is big fireworks of to tomorrow night. >> pam: new information we now know that seven

buildings have been damaged and they are all residences. the other five buildings are not holmes seven buildings at all have been damaged in this wild fire is at 3,800 a. with 30 percent containment and will be right back

>> pam: if you are coming into san francisco there is in mourning for you in major roadway will be shutdown starting tonight kron4 mike pelton has details. >> reporter: s six shriek and brandon with the closure of 280 starting at 9:00. what's repairs being done over the holiday because of the decrease in traffic. the 1 01 interchange 2 king st.

along the stretch will also close caltran says chavez exit the also be under repair. this stretch of 280 will be more seismic stress safe. traffic will be diverted on the northbound 101 which will be much more clouded in on a typical weekend so keep that in mind if you are going into tomorrow's afternoon giants game or of the peninsula for this weekend. caltran has plant and other similar closure over the labor day weekend so they are asking you to take public transportation. if you keep at it b.p. with outsmarting everyone you're likely run into a bit of a back up. mike pelton kron 4 news

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tonight the wildfire in the north bay this is the same from helicopter partnership with abc seven. the plants are burning in two counties, napa and lake counties. the 3,800 a. have been charged since this fire broke out yesterday afternoon and still 30 percent contained. seven buildings have been destroyed with two of them being homes and the others in danger. at least 180 homes this is the spider is affecting. fire is affecting. >> reporter: 70 structures have burned including two homes. as the step of the

way to see the home in the distance and the barn they're up on the hillside you can see all of that smoke within the last 10 minutes before flames shooting up in the air to about 10 to 15 ft. was go to video to see exactly what look like in this area. now we talk about firefighters actually out here fighting for about one of the firefighters and 180 homes. the people with the nose homes have been evaluated and now 3,800 a. with in the last two hours are dealing with the breezier conditions and that has not been good. if fight against the buyer and a number of different people that were in bed with it earlier told me their concerns. this is what they had to say. >> he says right now we are safe but if anything changes we would be in trouble and we all have animals i still

have three cats and a bunch of chickens. i do not know how they are doing. hopefully someone gave them watcher. water >> scary, scary in so many ways. >> reporter: some of the planes up on the hill burning when the wind did kicking it goes up into the air. when there is any good news that no one has been hurt in this fire. >> reporter: j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> jacqueline: has removed a few miles away in the '80s. a big difference there still hot and dry in the region see some he reddick when the dust into the city of the fire. up and down just

depending where you were it was 91 and antioch. 65 in richmond and we are in 4 warmer weather as we head into the holiday weekend >> pam: this is the second human case of all the bay area. the effected person there is between for the west's now bars associated with meningitis the virus is transmitted through bites from insects in the speedos bars will be if the tea, skin rashes and a fever. any

standing to avoid any standing water on your property to avoid the mosquitos from late any date. avoid from laying of eggs >> reporter: a couple of hours later his crawling up will come up and he and his son went to investigate. we came walking >> we came walking down about 20 ft. from the spot and a mountain lion was on top running about 34 yds from us and just watched as the entire time until we walked out. he was on top of a deer. >> reporter: again, this morning the same mountain lion on top of another frond. fawn

>> it is worrisome we are in his habitat the people have children here. did it and their pets. >> reporter: confirming that the mountain lion did kill this from buses there are no plans to track it or captured it or kill it. >> this this lohan was doing only what life is to and that is to keep the deer. eat deer >> reporter: their homes are near the natural habitat of both lawman's and the year. do not use pat do not leave pet food out and do not feed dere. that only attract

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increase security screenings including the inspection of all belongings. some found that a little unsettling most found most stated that they were ok with it. >> you do not want anything to happen. >> is like at the airport you better be safe than sorry. there is a lot of crazy people out there so you want to be cautious. >> reporter: reserves the right to bring all visitors until further notice. to screen >> jacqueline: we did hit 91 out in antioch it was a little cooler in san francisco but low 80s in the south bay and north the bay. as we live from december

till bridge you see this them a ticket to see the clouds linden and over. >> jacqueline: the winds are pretty strong this afternoon but should die down tonight and the fog will move back in. fog mainly and acting the bay shore and livermore valley. by the 9:00 our default is back to bay shore and calls line and will be back at the close to get into the afternoon. temperature chamorro is very similar to what we saw today but again a few degrees cooler with more a degree temperatures in the south bay. we will also be in the '80s for our inland valleys and 92 in antioch with 86 in pleasanton. we will be in

the '60s in san francisco but a piece up and the north bay. if you are interested in the fourth of july fireworks we do have the forecast for all from the bay area where a major fire shows are going on. even later than that in san rafael so mostly clear and pleasanton the most mild location as 70 degrees we will stay clear here in the inland valleys and south bay. it will be slower to return friday night and saturday morning it was not last as long. >> pam: a horrific story of a surgery gone wrong. in effect and woman lost her feet and her hands because

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>> pam: at six. (male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: firefighters make progress in controlling a wildfire that has grown to 5 square miles in the north bay. fema has authorized the use of federal funds to help fight the flames. this is live picture. >> reporter: area has scorched at least 38-hundred acres and is 30 percent contained. more than 650 people are on scene working to contain thehundreds of homes threatened.have been evacuated. kron4's j-r stone is live >> main objective is to build our or control line on around the fire. >> reporter: of those things were it is so dry out that you have the branch out. several miles i see firefighters.

>> thousand firefighters. the fire burns very actively to that >> reporter: where do we know about the structures that burned at this point nine >> structures that burned seven industrial and two residents. >> brett hull and the pope valley and >> reporter: injuries? >> no injuries. >> reporter: now back to you in the studio. >> reporter:the wait is gut-

renching for people whose homes have been evacuated. with the afternoon wind picking up. people are unsure what lies ahead. homes off butts canyon road have been evacuated. and for people who have pets at home.the situation is even worse. >> i have been very, very emotional. i cannot see my doll. sulks dogs >> reporter: the evacuation center is in middletown high school in lake county creek it is unclear to when people can be allowed to return to their homes.

>> pam: the discovery of what police say are some suspicious items, has led to enhanced security measures at washington hospital in fremont. >> pam: washington hospital is now under a high security alert, which means anyone entering a hospital building is subject to increased security screenings, including the inspection of personal belongings. >> pam: fremont police say there is no immediate threat and no explosives were found but they and the f.b.i. are trying to find out who left the suspicious items and why.. hold >> fully we can find out who left the items there. we are not sure if someone just discarded the items or less there for the purpose of causing some concern with the people at the hospital. >> pam: several hospital workers and visitors alike say they're finding the extra security a bit unsettling, but are okay with it.

>> pam: other, less obvious security enhancements have also been implemented as the investigation continues. >> pam: the alleged operator of san francisco based prostitution website my- redbook-dot-com is pleading not guilty. >> pam: eric omuro entered the plea in federal court in sanhe's charged with facilitating prostitution and money laundering. >> pam: last week, his house in mountain view was raided by federal agents. annemarie lanoce was arrested too, also accused of facilitating prostitution through the website. >> pam: both are out on bond. their next court date is july 10th. >> pam: mountain view police are looking for this man who is suspected of robbing a bank. and taking off with more than 13-hundred dollars on tuesday. >> pam: police say the man walked into the bank on castro street robbed demanded cash without showing or mentioning a weapon. >> pam: the suspect is described as a white man with a dark tan. he was last seen wearing a a dark shirt, faded blue jeans and a hat with "callaway" printed on it

>> pam: residents of a san mateo neighborhood are concerned tonight after a mountain lion was spotted near their homes twice in the last week. >> pam: these residents live along fernwood street, which backs up to a creekbed which is home to herds of deer. >> pam: monday nighta mountain lion killed a young deer in the creek bed and then returned again this morning and attacked another deer. all within 50 yards of one man's home tim weber/spotted mountain lion: it is a little worrisome, we are in its habitat but it's scary because there are young kids, everybody has animals , there have been postings that peoples cats are missing so it's a little concerning >> pam: the california department of fish and wildlife says these animals are in their natural habitat and they have no plans to track, trap or kill the mountain lion. >> pam: they do advise residents not to leave pets outside unattended.

>> pam: they also advise not feeding the deer, because that attracts more deer and ultimately more mountain lions >> pam: coming up. >> pam: plus -- only on kron4 violent crimes in one east bay city drops dramatically. >> pam: the progress that police are making and the work that still needs to be done. >> pam: and. what jurors are being ordred to do in the bryan stow trial.

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>> catherine: a judge has told deadlocked jurors to keep deliberating in a lawsuit filed by the family of bryan stow. fan who has been left disabled. >> catherine: forthe jury announced this afternoon that they've reached an impasse. but the judge told them to keep trying -- and to get back to work. deliberations began june 26th. >> catherine: ofstow was left severely brain-damaged in a parking lot attack after the dodgers'

opening day game in 20-11. they were playing the giants. the team and former owner did not have adequate security in place. two men -- louie sanchez and marvin norwood pleaded guilty to the attack and are in jail. >> pam: two parents have been arrested after police say they kept their autistic son in a dog kennel. loi vu and tracy le were suspicion of child imprisonment, at their home in anaheim. >> pam: police say they found a kennel inside the home with a mattress and bedding inside. they say the think the parents might have kept him in the kennel to help control his behavior relating to autism. >>the 11-year old autistic boy and his two siblings were taken into protective >> pam: coming up. burger king taking a stance on l-g-b-t rights. the company's message.and new marketing efforts to slumping sales. plus -- an east bay police department cracking department cracking hey there.

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told from power live interview would fire officials at the top of the hour. thirty hundred acres have burned in nine buildings have been destroyed including seven out buildings and to holmes. other homes are threatened by this fire. over a thousand firefighters are working this thing. we move towards the evening how or when it is more difficult for the crude out on the fire line. >> pam: happening now a police standoff. demand is barricaded inside a home on williams' way. we are in mountain view tonight what the details. >> reporter: pan am has spent five hours of the barricade started. to do a

welsh fare check on this man a concern that he may harm himself with his 13 year-old daughter inside the home but luckily the police were able to get her out without incident. he is still currently in the house. the good news is they are still talking and no one has been injured there. right now is the and ems truck there. also a block away the swat team is there just in case. the command post is located at graeme deal and crest you drive. we are not sure how many people the five to six residents have been evaluated and there are people who are still in their home and was told not to leave their home there was some people who was told to get out in cannot go in until further notice. the the thing is from the police department that there are this negotiation is still going on. of course we will

keep you updated on get the details that is the latest and back to you pam >> reporter: drivers are making alternate plans as the holiday closure begins tonight at 9:00 and will last until 5:00 a.m. on monday july 7th. so if you are heading north on 280 the last exit yucatec before being forced on 101 the following the northbound to 80 on reps will be closed and crews will be closing a bridge he and he and. hinge >> catherine: a reminder

that this week marks the beginning of the most dangerous moss for children left in hot cars. the july and august each have an average of nine hard stroke or heat stroke deaths of attended children. and even if the outside temperatures are mild and does not take want for the inside of the card to become deadly. >> catherine: >> catherine: so far this year 13 children had died from heat stroke in park vehicles. >>"this happens to the most loving and caring parents. literally we have had a veterinarian, a doctor, a

dentist, a professor, a school principal and even a rocket scientist." >> catherine: san francisco state researchers in the last 15 heatstroke in cars. >>"there are an average 38 per yearchildren who die in a hot car. it's 38 children too many." >> catherine: more than half were forgotten by their caregivers. while 29-percent were playing in an unattended car. one out of six was left on purpose. . the temperature inside of a car cab rise quickly even if it if it's not that hot outside >> catherine: even on a cool 73 degree degrees every 5 minutes. and this may surprise you.even cracking the windows didn't help much. >> catherine: the children killed by heat stroke in cars since 1998 have ranged in age from 5 days to 14 years old. more than half were under 2 years old. >> catherine: a man in arizona has come up with a way to remind dirvers about their precious cargo in the backseat. >> pam: scott mcdonald has created an invention that works as a gentle reminder to take you child out of the car. >> pam: as soon as the child is placed in the seat, the system is activated. when the car is turned off, the driver will be prompted that a child is still in the seat. beeping will again sound in eight minutes and thirty

seconds, and in nine minutes, the car's horn will alert the driver to take action. >> jacqueline: not too hot we did hit 91. as we looked outside and from the bay bridge toll plaza the low clouds are starting to move back end. widespread low coverage drizzle near the coast line thursday very similar to what we saw today. it will be warmer and the warning trend will continue this weekend. we will see clear conditions to the north with fog that to the many bay shore by nine. and to the calls line by noon. 86 and solomon valley

81 and san jose, the 80 by the east bay and at concord and pleasanton. sixties in downtown san francisco and at the coastline with fire or forecast looking pretty good. mostly clear and that the extended forecast was the warmer conditions in fact was the little to no fault. fog >> catherine: two batch of the east coast by friday hurricane author emergency

officials are ordering a mandatory evacuation of part north carolina outer banks is expected to grow by her king tomorrow and hatcher is highly evaluations are set to begin at 5:00 a.m. with east coast time thursday after that, no one will be allowed on the island. residents and tourists are being encouraged to leave the area during daylight hours thursday before high winds and heavy rains hit. there's also concern about flooding including on the two-lane highway that is the only way on and off the island other that varies. this search crews who were on the way to east coast holiday vacation especially any coastal areas of north carolina are being told to go back home.

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>> reporter:burger king celebrated pride over the weekend with a message that proves it's what on the inside that counts. >> reporter:the fast-food chain posted a video online today that shows scenes from the market street location in san francisco where it sold a "proud whopper." customers were not told what was in the burger which was wrapped in rainbow paper. >> reporter:once opened up, customers saw a message that said "we are all the same inside." >> reporter:the idea is that the proud whopper is no different from the regular whopper despite its colorgul packaging. >> reporter:customers were surpised, delighted and even a little shocked at the big reveal. some people became overwhelmed with emotion at the support >> reporter:burger king hopes the ad will boost its slumping sales by connecting with customers in a more meaningful way. >> pam: still ahead at 6-30. an elderly man beaten at a

california gas station. he opens up about what happened moments >> pam: before the attack. plus -- san francisco mayor ed lee in hot water over a car parking pictures. >> pam: the explanation after the photos surfaced online-- plus -- we continue to follow developments in the north bay. crews battling a massive wildfire. the latest on the fire fighting efforts next.

>> reporter: in nasa in napa up akers have burned and the wildfire has continued to step out of the way. not only white smoke the black smoke billowing into the sky with 180 homes living in those homes people had been evacuated. nine structures have been burned to the ground and cling to residences at this point no injuries have been reported live in napa j.r. stone

>> reporter: in mountain view a man has been barricaded inside his home for the last five hours. at some point i bet a gun was banished. they weren't able to get his 13 year old daughter out safely police have been talking with him with a swat team and negotiators have been here and a number of residents have been evacuated from their homes. there is no telling when they will be let back inside. >> reporter: a resident spot a mount tam lying 50 yds from his home. confirming that the mountain lion

killed the deer behind tim webber's home. >> scary because everyone has children on and pat. >> reporter: here in fremont washington hospital remains on alert when suspicious items were discovered in the hospital. fremont states that there is no immediate threat the fbi and police are investigating. anyone who enters the hospital is expected to go through the telescreens. screenings >> reporter: now come up the

entire security detail staff for the mayor has been retrained and educated on the parking lots and the driver has been admonish. >> reporter: in berkeley, do not think of beating this world to face six months behind bars with a $1,000 fine or both. they are taking this very seriously there is a squirrel overpopulation problem and this is how they are choosing to handle it. if you are choosing to speak this or else you may want to think twice. feed squirrels >> pam: video. >> reporter:

testing crime in both categories ride the last year how to get a police did cry and to down going on today revealing revealing patterns and trendsthe 2800 square foot, 3 >> then you put resources in those areas. >> reporter: for example, this time last year the command area there were 168 car stops. so far 2013 or 297 stops

>> reporter: the community is contracting with police thanks to social media. >> thanks to twitter it allows us to get out information to a wider audience and it opens the door for other people to bring this information. >> reporter: 6 commanders and the oakland police department conducting their weekly meetings. >> the drop has been significant and that is very good but we still have a lot of work to do and continue to bring those numbers down. >> jacqueline: will then back in an overnight another round of foggy conditions. the afternoon is very similar bill sought out

there today. here is a look at reading tomorrow. 82 in santa clara also in the '80s inland valleys. so a little warmer there. 65 richmond 82 in santa rosa and san rafael. for those of you worry about the fog and this fourth of july in will state made clear to the evening. specially in places like plaza 10 and san a look at the extended forecast glasphalt expected through the weekend. back in the 90s on saturday. warming at the calls line and their 74 sunday and monday. >> reporter: take a look at

this graphic video. the elderly man punched in the face and dropped at a gas station at it was all caught by surveillance video. this happened last month in san barnaby know. 78 year old the john paul's was pumping gas when the two men walked up to him. ball says these men and stumper money before the attack leaving him with a fractured skull, a blood clot to his brain and a broken nose. baucis the an attacker's even ripped his jeans just to get to his wallet. off he spent four days in the hospital to of those in d i c u. the grandfather and marine corps veteran says he is mad the note that it could have been a lot worse. very angry but i am not going to let it destroy me or destroy us we will work through it. severed in a police are still looking for the suspect.

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>> gary: (male announcer): it's now time for gary radnich from the jack in the box sports desk. >> gary:goodevening! this cause a's/tigers top 1st

>> gary:justn verlander tough beginning as hey gfave up a solo home run to coco crisp to lead-off the game then another slo job to brandon moss three batters later 2-0 a's >> gary:bottom 4th/ 2-2 tie >> gary:austin jackson singles to center off jesse chavez andrew romine scores 3-2 tigers >> gary:top 6th/ 3-2 tigers >> gary:verlander gets out of a bases-loaded jam by getting nick punto to fly out to right to end the inning >> gary:bottom 6th tigers break it open with 6 runs. jim johnson gave up 4 >> gary:torii hunter singles to left miguel cabrera scores 9-2 tigers final: 9-3 tigers >> gary:tigers sweep a's in three games verlander back to.500 at 7-7 >> gary: and alex rodriguez it will be interesting to see if he has anything left heat is on the other side of 40.

>> gary:kidd introduced as bucks coach >> gary:jason kidd was introduced as the new head coach of the milwaukee bucks today in the weird series of events last weekend kidd who was the brooklyn nets head coach asked nets ownership for final say in player personnel decisions the team said no. so kidd's agent asked for permission to speak with the bucks. permission was granted, and a deal was struck. >> gary:here's kidd talking about his new bucks "family" >> i am very happy for this opportunity. >> gary: he was that good they're real nice kid with a good mother and father and i would still like to give him the benefit of the doubt but he is so talented and on the basketball is handed probably smarter that a lot of the guys he deals with.

it did not work in dallas or the nixon jersey you cannot always be the other guy's fault. but when you are that talented you keep getting jobs. but people are ripping him. >> pam: you were ripping him for a matter of fact. >> gary: just a gentle wit. rip >> gary: i remember what a nice kid he was the one i hear that he has turned count of sour and selfish >> pam: he may not be sour or selfish we may not know all of the the the house. all of the details >> gary: if i mess you up

once probably a false twice may be a little bit about the bus but the third time is just me. he is on his seventh team right now. >> gary: a deal worth $20 million for four years he was paid to replace j. sennett the brooklyn next he was a very good coach in memphis and a good player once with the trailblazers. >> gary: lebraun james anything he touches is worth some money. today the jersey in which he played with or who did not play with with cramps sold for $50,000. he did play in the first half and that is where the jersey is from. the second half is when he went to the

sidelines with a cracked. so you are just getting lebraun james sweat from the first half. but when he actually had cramps in the second half there was a different deal. as $50,000 to plot to purchase eight cramped jersey. >> gary: exceeding the average viewership for the recent world series and nba finals in baseball and basketball there is that took place in prime time when obviously most people are home. but this thing the world cup for clock on the east coast at 1:00 on the west coast barack series in nba outgrew the nba finals. i cannot wait to see these other kids how they draw up

in this country with you as out of it. >> gary: 68 260 lbs. he is the action has been around minnesota and chicago + buffalo his accumulated many concede minutes. he will punishable >> jacqueline: maybe that is what i have not heard of them because he is not actually good but he is an enforcer. (laughter) >> pam: (laughter) >> gary: kate and william white are they setting apart? and the marine defending champion fell brett went down to day and

three sets with 62 and the third was the first bulgarian man to advance in the semifinals. of a major event. official to that, all seats are sold for 2000 in 14 creek so those of you were waiting began. think again >> pam: london scientists say no bigfoot evidence yet

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any samples they thought were from the legendary ape- like creatures. >> pam: oxford's bryan sykes says they've tested hair samples from bhutan, india, indonesia, nepal, russia and the u.s., but no bigfoot. >> pam: virgin america has been named the best domestic airline according to travel and leisure magazine's 20-14 world's best list. >> pam: rounding out the top five best airlines are jet- blue, hawaiian, southwest and alaska airlines. >> pam: internationally, singapore was tabbed as best in the world, followed by emirates, cathay pacific, virgin atlantic and asiana. >> pam: travel and leisure bases its rankings on surveys of its readers. >> pam: this is the seventh consecutive year the san francisco-based carrier virgin amercia has nabbed the magazine's top spot. >> jacqueline: very similar out there than what we saw a guest in an almost a repeat performance. corn into the weekend last fall and more 90 degree reading. fog 90 degree reading. fog heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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dillon, their real-life tryst? >> not gonna happen. never. ever. now, the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. the "insider" together with yahoo!. now, what would fourth of july weekend be without fireworks, barbecue and good old-fashioned battle at the box office. >> how on earth are all the moviegoers going to choose from melissa mccarthy, mark wahlberg and adam levine during this all-important holiday weekend? we are breaking it all down right now. >> we are going to get to that in a second. first, let's get to today's big story. "i was there to kill michael strahan." those were the chilling words allegedly uttered by a man armed with a knife and apprehended outside abc by police in new york city. the incident took place around 8 a.m. yesterday morning when 25-year-old andre johnson, who has been described as homeless, arrived outside the studio where "live with kelly and michael" and "gma" are taped. a police officer who was working security for abc instantly restrained the man, at which point, the knife was discovered.