>> reporter:the san francisco fire department responded.but luckily a surfer and this tourist from germany who just happens to be a volunteer life guard.had already started to rescue the kids from the waves. >> reporter:the good samartian says during the rescue operationhe proceeded with cautionbecause of all of the signs posted here.warning people about that dangers of ocean beach. >> reporter:the kids were evaluated by rescue personell but didn't want to be transported and were released to their parents. as scary as it was it's a good reminder that ocean beach can be treacherous. >> they get sucked out by the undertow. >> reporter:and luckily for the kidsthis time there were people safety. maureen kelly kron4 news. . >> catherine: new tonight. >> catherine: a judge handed down the punishment. for two men convicted in the killing of a child in oakland. >> catherine: kron4's haaziq madyun was in the court room when a pair of maximum sentences were handed down >> reporter:maximum prison sentences for two oakland gang members convicted for

the murder 3-year-old carlos nava. >> reporter:the shooterlawrence denard sentenced to 137-years behind bars. the driver willie torrence received a 121 year sentence here at the alameda superior court house in oakland. >> reporter:during the sentencing judge jeffry horner painted a graphic picture of two violent parolees, who came across two rival gang members walking down east 14th street in the middle of the day back on august 8th 2011, when torrence made a u-turn slowing the car down long enough for denard to unload 10-rounds from a semi automatic weapon wounding the two men and killing the toddler who was being pushed in a stroller by him mom when the shooting occurred. both his mother and grandmother who you see here were seated in the courtroom. prior to sentencing alameda county deputy d.a. ben beltramo read a letter from the nava family >>"they spoke about the tremendous loss that they suffered with their 3 year old child, how that loss is remembered everyday, how they remember his brief life fondly, and they asked the court to impose the most maximum penalty allowed under the law so no other family will face this tragedy again at the hands

of these two men" >> reporter:and the court delivered the d.a. says it will be 100-years before either man is eligible for parole. however the defense attorney who represented lawrence denard says in her client's casethe judge is putting the wrong man behind bars >>"because the witnesses came in and did not identify lawrence denard because lawrence denard was not there" >> reporter:she says she plans to appeal the sentence. >> reporter:before the bring court to a close, the judge made his final remarksto the nava family saying in part there is no way to heal the wounds they suffered. he said he prays that these preceedings finally put this young boy to rest and hopes the nava family will recover some measurement of peacein oakland haaziq madyun kron4news >> catherine: happening now. >> catherine: the san jose police department is rolling out a new program that would add a new type of officer to the force. >> catherine: the idea is to help with a shortage of officers. but -- as kron4's mike pelton reports. there are serious concerns about the plan. >> reporter: here is a

picture of the officers to committee service officer academy started yesterday it is understaffed and believe that don't the issues need to help. the twin but officers will be split and will respond to lower priority calls. they will not carry a gun and their power is limited >> they will not write citations or deal with the bandit beagle vehicles or to make arrests. they will place reports and file with the police department. >> reporter: the association released this information reading in part " some of our offer of officers this is political misdirection stemming from a failed leadership. many more officers on the street not

more report writers. " >> reporter: in san jose mike pelton kron 4 news. >> reporter:new at five. >> reporter:a spike in san francisco murders this month. but the city is still on pace to have fewer homicides than last year. the most recent killings were yesterday.in the same area. one around 5-am near 6th and minna streets in the south of market area. two arrests have been made in that case.in which a 19- year-old man was fatally >> reporter:the other was last night.just after 11. shots were fired on sixth street.aain near minna. the victim was taken to san francisco general.and later died. >> reporter:there have now been nine murders in july. and 23 for the year. >> reporter:although july has been a violent month in the city.the numbers are better than last year. at this point in 2013.there were 28 homicides. and there were 49 murders last calendar year.

>> reporter: >> catherine: and developing tonight in oakland. police are on the scene of a deadly shooting. it happened on east 17th street, near international boulevard. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news. >> catherine: no details have been released yet. except that the victim is a man. >> catherine: no word about suspects. >> catherine: in oakland -- the murder rate is falling. including today's fatal shooting. the city has recorded 44 homicides. that's down about 15-percent from last year. are also down significantly. >> catherine: president obama left the bay area a few hours ago. he arrived at s-f-o by helicopter - then hopped onto air force one, headed for los angeles. the president was here in the bay area as part of a big-money fund-raising trip. kron4's will tran was outside today's stop on the peninsula.where at least a few people were 'not' happy to see him. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters were waiting for him off of 280. you can see signs that say free godson,

and in the war. there was one side of the protest but the on the other side of the street there of set about the internet hoping that he keep it available for all americans. >> everyone has equal access and corporate and does not have the right to control it. he has made a promise during his election time, that he will help protect free internet. >> equal and free for all and not just big companies. >> all of the military will have support on both sides. and try to create peace. >> we need to be the voice is for people who cannot say anything at this point. this seems as if they are helpless. going through everyday life and we are lucky that we are standing

here with our families. however, there are people who are not. >> reporter: critics and even supporters were disappointed that the president did not make remarks about immigration, or d medullation aircraft that was shot down in the ukraine. or, gaza >> catherine: the president's three day fund- raising trip began in seattle. it's estimated that he will raise more than 6-million dollars during the west coast visit. regarding the criticism will mentioned - the white house says the president will return to washington early - if he's needed. >> catherine: also in the bay area today.another high profile democrat. former secretary of state hillary clinton was here.helping to launch a new program aimed at helping young children. >> catherine: clinton joined community leaders at children's hospital in oakland. here is a picture from the event of her with mayor jean

quan. >> catherine: the program encourages parents to talk, read and sing to their babies. earlier this week, secretary clinton also visited the headquarters of facebook, google and twitter. >>coming up at 5:15. >> catherine: the latest on the intensifying fighting in israel. the threat of an airport attack is adding anxiety for travelers. >> catherine: then. >> catherine: new developments in the downing of malaysia flight 17. the crash scene report, that one journalist is apologizing for. >>and next. >> catherine: health concerns in the bay area. the local spot where residents have the highest risk of of skin cancer. >> jacqueline: and warmer today but it will warm up and a hurry tomorrow afternoon creek went to see how hot it will get

>> catherine: melanoma is considered the deadliest form of skin cancer. and marin county has more cases than anywhere else in the bay area. 43 percent higher. >> catherine: a new report says marin's melanoma rate is 60 percent higher that in the state as a whole. >> catherine: the increase is mostly among caucasians and older residents. melanoma is now the second most common cancer among men there. behind prostate cancer. >> catherine: for years - marin county has had higher rates of breast cancer. and the news about skin caner has public health officials taking a closer look. >> catherine: they note that more whites live in marin. who tend to spend more time outside. also - they have greater acccess to health care and

may get tested for skin cancer more often. >> catherine: still ahead at 5:30. >> catherine: another bay area transit strike could be around the corner. the latest agency involved in a contract dispute. >>then. >> catherine: we're at the opening of 49ers' training camp. what the players think about after people find a dentist through us, they often say, "i wish i had done this sooner." don't put it off any longer. call 1-800-dentist today. ♪

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>>clicketyclick >> reporter:happening now, shuttle diplomacy in the mideast. secretary of state john kerry meeting with palestinian and israeli leaders as the death toll climbs in gaza. >> reporter:despite israeli protests, the f=a=a extends its ban on u.s. flights to israel. >>we're continuing to monitor the situation >> reporter:the flight ban obviously did not including the state department jet bringing john kerry to tel aviv's ben gurion airport.

>> reporter:24 hours after a rocket from gaza landed within a mile of the runway, the threat of a new attack is adding a new anxiety to air travel. >>"it was crazy. i was very nervous." >>"we had to run off the plane to shelter in the middle of the airport." >> reporter:this was the scene after sirens sounded warning of a possible secomd rocket attack. an alarming false alarm >>the whole airport rushed to the bomb shleters. it was terrifying. >> reporter:rushing to the defense of israel, former new york mayor michael bloomberg/ after arriving on an el al flight from the u=s, he declared the airport safe. >>you can't just shut down anything because some terrorist on the other side of the world says he's a threat >> reporter:to the militants who control gaza, the air travel ban is payback for the seven year ground and sea blockade of the territory, >> reporter:a hamas spokesman called it a great victory for the resistance.

>> reporter:more than two weeks of war have left gaza in ruins. nearly seven hundred dead, three thousand wounded. u=n reliev workers say four out of five of them are civilians. >>one child has been killed each hour in gaza over the past two days. >> reporter:the u=n's human rights commission says the israeli attackers appear to show a failure to respect the right to life of civilians. >>not abiding by these principles may amount to war crimes. >> catherine: a grieving nation welcomed home the bodies of nearly 200 dutch citizens killed when an malaysian airliner was shot down. meantime - the finger pointing continues over who's responsible tory dunnan has more from washington. >> reporter:the first of the bodies recovered from the malaysia airlines plane crash arrived in the netherlands on wednesday. greeted by the country's prime minister, king and queen, and mourning family members. >> reporter:the country held a moment of silence to honor the 298 people killed. 193 of which were dutch citizens. meanwhile, the war of words continues between russia

and ukraine over who is responsible for the tragedy. >> reporter:ukraine's director of informational security said his country has no doubt who's to blame >>"a russian-trained, well- equipped, well-educated officer. >>"who pushed that button?" >>"who pushed that button." >> reporter:but russia continues to deny any direct involvement in the attack. instead, suggesting a ukrainian fighter jet may be responsible. >> reporter:the white house says. >>"we know that the ukrainians didn't have any of those kinds of missiles anywhere near range and haven't used any anti- aircraft missiles during this conflict" >> reporter:and adding to the growing tension: on wednesday, two ukrainian military jets were shot down in the eastern part of the country. ukraine's government says preliminary evidence shows

the attack may have originated in russia. criticism of russia from at least one u.s. lawmaker was swift >>"i want the russian people to feel pain in response to the pain they caused. i want to put sanctions on their economy so they understand that what putin is doing is not good for them long term" >> reporter:in washington, i'm tory dunnan reporting. >> i think this is a small girls back. the set of keys and a toothbrush. we should not really be doing this. let's come up just reflect on what we are or what we've seen doing here. these are books. >> reporter: this is the journalists catching himself saying that we should not have been doing this or earlier. showing a travel

guidebook and stuffed animal and other items. he and his network has issued apologies. he knew that he was venturing into difficult territory when he was holding the pink water bottle and it reminded him of one that his daughter uses. >> jacqueline: breezy today just as we told yester day. clear skies, green much everywhere except for portions of the coast line and north bay coast line for it lastfog up there today but we will talk about that in a little bit. we were in the 70's at the coast line but things are cooling down slightly. 83 in nappe but and 84 in fairfield with the want in livermore right now. 81 in livermore. cent to 15

degrees, for most locations tomorrow. so let's take a look at thefog trecker. >> jacqueline: temperatures, will be in the 80s and low 90s in the south bay. 88 in los gatos, 88 and seven dallas. with a '90s as walter it upper 90s for antioch, and i concord and 92 in walnut creek and livermore. hanging on to the 70's in richmond and north bay will seasickness it lee warmer temperatures. significantly more creek as

we look ahead sicily can't it will be a lot more especially friday. hopefully to the pictures in the '80s and '90s for most of the bay area >> catherine: next. the damage - after a woman >> catherine: crashed her pick-up into an east bay store. >> catherine: the internetthose beautiful mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is ending soon. bulldog: mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: right now, you can get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. bulldog: any size mattress - twin, full, queen, or king - for one low price! and they'll deliver it free. television announcer: the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...is ending soon. ♪ mattress discounters

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> catherine: another public transit strike could be looming in the bay area. workers with the golden gate bridge highway and transportation district don't have a contract right

now. >> catherine: as kron four's terisa estacio reports.both sides say they hope for a compromise - but nothing has been worked out yet. and that has commuters worried. >> reporter: ferry workers are some of the people that could be headed towards a strike. here is what is going at according to in union representative for the district to have recently proposed a three- year contract as with a brace and as more racers at the that. race raises curr >> reporter: especially since in the past few years they have compromised on salary issues to help the district deal with the multimillion shortfall. however, these days the district is doing very well financially. it is time for them to receive a better compensation deal. commuter

say that just talk of a strike is horrible took even think about current >> yes it would be horrible. people depend on the transportation to get to work. i have to feed my children and i have to get to work. >> it to be hours coming home from across the bridge. is this bad draw and a day already. that is what i take the ferry. >> reporter: the last time there was a strike was back in just a few years ago and 2011. the last half a day. in marin county kron 4 news. >> catherine: bay area commuters have strikes before. just last money - muni drivers who are not allowed to strike -- staged an apparent sick-out before eventually reaching a new deal. >> catherine: at the end of last year.an a-c transit stirke was narrowly averted.when the governor

ordered a cooling off period. a deal was later reached. >> catherine: and of course last year -- two bart strikes were a nightmare for thousands ofduring a bitter dispute between unions and management.. >> catherine: a contractor accidentally ruptured a gas line today in east san jose. that led to a disruption of light rail and bus service. the crew had been working the alum rock rapid transit project when it cut through two-inch gas line. >> catherine: one light-rail train and several buses were evacuated. people who live nearby were told to stay inside as a precaution. the leak was capped and there were no injuries. >> reporter: greeted by his teammates with hugs and handshakes have vernon davis >> training camp! >> reporter: there he is he

wants more money and of the fourth highest paid in the leak occurred to collect $9 million over the next two seasons card he is good. meanwhile rob fladeboe was there for the guys were excited for davis and the brandon season and stadium. >> reporter: no contract holdout and 49er stance should be released. relieved. most say they are eager to meet the challenges that lie ahead and also say they cannot wait to to take the field at the brand new levi stadia. >> i am very excited about stade opportunity. this is opportunity for us to make this our hand. and start

something new here. >> this is really big for the community and for us. it's up to us to handle business and have fun. >> his have to land and it and that is all that matters to us. you just have to win in it! >> reporter: they have just a few short weeks to be ready for the first home exhibition game scheduled for august 7th against baltimore at lead by stadium said in santa clara >> jacqueline: 84 and napa and 82 in pleasanton and 71 in san francisco with 70 at

the meet coastline. looking live from the bay bridge toll plaza advocacy that it is really setting out their creek only a couple of clouds remained. we have with speed at 22 mi. per hour in fairfield and 18 in oakland. 17 mi. per hour went and hayward and say san jose. >> jacqueline: temperatures will be significantly warmer for your thirsted for it you are talking about 10 to 15 degrees warmer for most locations as they taught in the coming days. i will tell you how hot and just a bit! >> reporter:they're an icon of the city's embarcadero. some 220 plus canary palms.

you may have noticed, they're turning brown. >> reporter: >> it looks like it is dying. >> heart that they're dying, i do not know they are falling apart really nasty when >> this one is really bad. >> reporter:but they're going to need more than a haircut, the city has already removed some of these infected trees that are native, not to san francisco, but to the >> then what kind of fake. >> not natural. >> they are beautiful but the sad to see them in this shake suffering creek and then there are little red star that lit up in there. little rats

woodside >> reporter:another four palms are slated to be removed before they spread more of the dreaded tree fungus. in san francisco, vicki liviakis, kron 4 news. >> catherine: coming up. si >>details on nasa's newest space mission.and it's not about the moon or mars. and next. >> catherine: it turns out that many fat children -- don't even see themselves as overweight. >> catherine: stocks closed higher creek and rob black coming up to talk about facebook earnings. [ shelly ] as a gradua of devry university

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>> catherine: more than a third of u.s. children and teenagers are overweight or obese.but a new study says many of them do "not" see themselves that way. >> catherine: a c-d-c study says nearly a third of young people between 8 and 15 - put themselves in the wrong weight category. >> catherine: children of normal weight almost always said so. but overweight and obese children were way off. >> catherine: an example - more than 40% of obese children apparently a weight problem. being fat can cause all kinds of health problems - including diabetes and heart problems. on our website kron-4 dot com we've posted links to height and weight reccomendations.

>> catherine: facebook is on a roll. roll.posting sharply higher earnings today. with more on what's happening. our financial >> reporter: day is the

release of their earnings. four times a year to give us the report card and is going great. for the up $61.3 billion. zuckerberg is very and i aggressive ceo. he will be even more aggressive print monthly active users that is over for 14% creek at of users one. 07 billion which is up 31%. their huge in america and the growth will probably asia mainly mostly in asia more markets. >> reporter: is to grant is still building and the phone that. 1000 search queries a day. just ridiculous numbers. >> reporter: margins are

improving which means they are adding sales and not adding a lot of cost creek their seat f o did more earlier this year. that they will allow mr. graeme percolate and do their thing. instagram >> reporter: 1 out of five minutes on the internet is spent on facebook. that is stunning. >> catherine: we mentioned the i watch briefly and everyone is talking about that can you tell us more of what is expected and >> reporter: apple has done more of experts creek one of the speculation is that it will have more sensors to monitor your blood glucose and your heart rate. so if you start receiving a spike

in your blood flow maybe you are about to have a heart attack it will alert you. apple does every think right. the google watch and samsung watch was horrible. >> catherine: so this could be pretty impressive. >> reporter: of around october and 2099309 $9 range. >> reporter: i save my life with a watch? >> catherine: that is pretty sophisticated. >> reporter: we are expecting to add more jobs the which will help the economy. helping stop markets patrickstock markets >> jacqueline: it will stay

pretty clear overnight crude clearing fess up through sunday 10 to 15 degrees warmer that it was today and it will continue into friday as well. not a lot to talk about tomorrow morning we will have fog at the coast. it will stay that way into the afternoon creek temperatures will continue to be warm near the coast line. temperatures in the 70's at the coast which is beyond average for this time of year. we will see them at the peninsula talking about san mateo where temperatures are jumping into the 80s with 86 in san mateo and redwood city. it would be quiet tomorrow with nineties and concord and then deal. 92 and plaza 10 and 96 out

in antioch. >> jacqueline: for your thursday it will be 82 and union city and the south bay to the just hitting the '90s in a couple of places. 87 in santa clara and cupertino. 88 in campbell. at the north to make it will be quite warm with a lease in '90s. 90 in napa and 85 and vallejo. >> jacqueline: near the chip prodigious on friday away from the coast and quite warm for the weekend but cooler than friday. not a lot of clout coverage. cloud coverage >> catherine: nasa has a new mission. it's trying to find

a way to prevent asteroids from hitting earth. >> catherine: rachel crane has the story. ---------------------------- >> reporter: this seems the sentiment was and then there and done that. naso is setting its sights on a new target. the perfect castro it but let to catch on. and study it it is called the astronaut redirect mission. >> reporter: and robotic space mission to do sell nasa has come up with two options options a and option be which will break off a

boulder for a much larger astroid. astronauts will then visit it using the same system that would transport humans to mars. the budget for this mission is approximately $1.2 billion. now why would the u.s. want to spend all this money to capture and store it? ast reoid >> reporter: how about what happened to the dinosaurs? we're thinking if we changed the airstrike we can chat would protect ourselves to another one collapsing into earth. >> reporter: so it may have been a giant leap for mankind but are we over the moon? all signs kind of 0.2 yes. point to yes

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new at six. a major player in san francisco taxi hit the road unless local and state government begin the block. like uber and lift cathrine>>: good evening everyone. while some city's have taken direct action to even the playing field between taxi cabs and on demand services like uber and lift. that has not been done in san francisco. and now one cab options. >>: right now there are some 2000 licensed taxicabs on the streets of san francisco. now the owner of that company is threatening to exit the taxing business. the state licensing and turn his calves and to licensing laws. . that he can use for much lower cost. >>: i have to look at if i can compete in a deregulated environment. >>: those cuts patters will

settle cash settlements. as a taxi company on demand transfer for testing company over and less allows passengers to take personal cars and if i regulated. >>: that i work as compensation of those vehicles inspected. kemp says the biggest imbalance is that the text requires to have a medallion which cost of $22,000 per month for each of his calves. >>: were talking economics and that's the difference $5 million is a big difference in operations. that will require regulators to step in and make things equal for all players. mel the real question is how

long will it take regulators to even the playing field and can live cab company wait that long. cathrine>>:today an oakland judge handed down two maximum prison sentences for lawrence denard and willie torrence for the 2011 murder of 3-year-old carlos nava. the shooterdenard received a 137-year sentence. torrence received 121-years for his involvement. the prosecutor says the maximum time sends >>: send a message that the violence of this nature gang violence of this nature will not be tolerated. and this senseless taking of life in this manner is only exacerbated when including children are in danger. cathrine>>:in oakland -- police are investigating a

deadly shooting. cathrine>>:this is video from our helicopter partnership with cathrine>>:officers arrived on east 17th street.shortly after three this afternoon. and cathrine>>: cathrine>>:daly city police are looking for two women suspected in a left a man injured. they have been caught them a call by way and they're spotted by a german tourist who have a to be a volunteer lifeguard and he helps out the fire department eventually arrive on the scene. and then released to their parents. cathrine>>: the somen are identified as augustine herrera. and leilani king. cathrine>>: the robbery happened at a home on santa ana avenue july 9th. cathrine>>:a man suffered a head injury in the incident.

cathrine>>: wounds. president of ball last after of fund raising event. he laughs as fl at 2:00 and to avenge one in san francisco and another at a private home. all the way to the peninsula the president's motorcade was met by a crowd of croats protesters including immigration mideast conflict is in the press them laugh for l.a. or he's wrapping up his alley visit. gary>>: secretary of state tried to break up a cease- fire and that effort all the remains a hope. secretary of state that

carried me with palestinian palestinian and israeli leaders and got a. the faa extend its ban on flights to israel. >>: as a situation continues we will address that guidance continuously but at the time than it is what it is. now as the possible second missile attack. he declared the airport to be safe. you cannot set down everything because one terrace on the other side of the world says out be a threat. the sea blockade of the territory at the mosque spokesman said of the great victory for. the for

more than two weeks of war has left gaza and ruins. 3001 did you win the release worker says four out of five of them are civilians. one task has been killed each hour and got the over the past two days. what of all balls critics says she's is try to course israel into the president's presence form found the see demands. . officials if this is a hard bed after of small plane crashed toward the islands. you're looking at the wreckage of 11 people did so by this crass 200 people have been sent to the same to rescue this to vote democrat the

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cathrine>>:the cal state university system is cutting its enrollment by half this cathrine>>:the los angeles time reports that the new budget can only accommodate 99-hundred additional cathrine>>:students -- meaning about 10-thousand would be turned away. meantime - the number of new students from other states and countries is up 20- cathrine>>:a mistake could potentially jeopardize money for tens of thousands of students awarded a pell grant or other financial aid this coming school year. cathrine>>:the mistake stems from a change in an online cathrine>>:some of the students filled out an income number that cathrine>>:so students who don't actually qualify for money. cathrine>>:the mistake has been fixed.and it could mean students don't get the money them two kayakers in argentina get more than they bargained cathrine>>:their close encounter with a whale.caught on camera. cathrine>>:and - more online accounts are being hacked.

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cathrine>>:san francisco police are reporting a crime spree of car break in's in the sunset cathrine>>:tuesday morning at least 15 car owners found their windows smashed. cathrine>>:the vehicles had been rifled thru. cathrine>>:all of the cars were parked along 28th avenue between moraga and lawton streets. cathrine>>:one car was actually stolen. cathrine>>: cathrine>>: cathrine>>:the acting captain of taraval station says they incidents. >>: if they seize a person walking down the street and a big coal or driving slowly by that is suspicious activity. if we can catch one of these guys we can catch more. cathrine>>:five victims reported having items stolen.including an ipod and a gps device.

cathrine>>:police say the event was unusual because 10 of the cars were broken into despite having nothing of cathrine>>:in san jose.a group of community service officers will now be responding to cathrine>>:it's an attempt to free up more time for regular officers to deal with emergencies and other priority situations.. cathrine>>:the new officers will not have the authority to make cathrine>>:but they can deal with things like missing persons.burglaries.and cathrine>>:training for 25 officers cathrine>>:the san jose police officer association say it would rather see full time cathrine>>:in san jose.a u-s postal inspector. accused of stealing, delaying and cathrine>>:quan howard appeared before a federal grand jury in san jose today. cathrine>>:he is being accused of stealing several items from the san jose distribution center including a gun silencer.a silver bar.jewlry.coins.and

cathrine>>:he is facing a seperate charge for posessing and intending to distribute howard's arraignment is scheduled for august 1st. maximum penalty of five years in prison and a 250 each count. cathrine>>:san francisco based stub-hub.a website where you can cathrine>>: cathrine>>:today -- authorities have indicted six people connected to an international ring. that managed to hack into stub- hub users accounts and >>:then -- the suspects would then resell the tickets and split up the profits. >>: you should look at your accounts and fec of $500 transaction bear he should act on it. cathrine>>:stubhub says the customers affected were given refunds and the company helped cathrine>>:a warning for goodwill shoppers. cathrine>>:goodwill say credit and debit card numbers may have been stolen from some u.s. cathrine>>:it claims the problem should be limited

because it doesn't keep a centralized database of all customers. cathrine>>:and says it's working with credit card companies.the secret service.and federal officials to figure out if in fact it was hacked. cathrine>>:no problems have been reported at this point. jacquiline>>: the temperatures were running and the low 80s and it was 81 and the san rafael and 82 and a pleasanton and concord. as a last look at our montand and clear skies out over san francisco and most of the entire bay area. it has been bruising out this afternoon. 22 m.p.h. winds and fairfield 15 m.p.h. and oakland. and 20 m.p.h. and living the more.

is one to be a lot warmer tomorrow 15 degrees warmer than today in the warming trend continues to friday. >>: fought at the coast called at the south bay and its real broken and it will not last until known. we will not have fault during the coast line. 80s and 90s for much of the bay area. 87 in santa clara and will be in the '90s and the inland valleys. the '90s and, concrete and then there and the pleasanton. the >>: downtown san francisco and at the coast. hitting 90 degrees and that put to mark after known. even more into

friday. temperatures will largely be in the '80s and '90s. we will start pulling into the weekend. reporters watched and said he gas and struggle for breaths before he took his last address. the gas more than 600 times as a deacon said a prayer while holding a rosary of the 55 euro was pronounced dead 12 minutes later. it was called a box execution that will bring the scrutiny to the u.s.. now cathrine>>: kayakers the

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and it went back into the water and they remain safe. pop culture stands eyes strayed into a forest of, kind of their celebrating, books and video games and a lot of pastels. it takes off at the san diego convention center. more than the fifth five bond rachel tanning was so hurt parents for a support has been granted a temporary restraining order for a boyfriend. her parents wanted her to break up with him she refused and now her father says she's accusing the boyfriend of choking her during an argument.

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strong message is being sent troops to gang violence. she says her client was not a bear. >>: >>: to teenagers swept away by a rogue wave rescued by a surfer and a german tourist. you can see video of the to to arrest or wrapped in blankets by their mother there were checks out by rescue personnel. fire officials says that the kids were visiting from out of town were waiting in the water when a wave overpower them. as scary as it was it reminded them that is fine at the beach is a can be treacherous. >>: one of this taxi companies and san francisco is looking to get out of the

business. that turn in their cabs into saddam like memos so they can do most of what they already do. the president of the company will be for local state government to level the playing fields. in san francisco kron 4 news. . marin county is on the lookout for a man who says he is at park rangers. officials says the man group aggravated with dolls that were not on a leash and in this area they are not required to be. >>: and the san jose people arriving train to be service officers. the offices are not sworn police officers

was want to make a priority calls the law with the vandalism. meanwhile the san jose police officers association says that would rather see 25 full-time officers so when they complete their academy they will have their fill of training before hitting the streets and september. . >>: family workers can be some of those people that will actually go out. if a compromise is not ironed out between them. on the golden gate highway transportation district. the two sides have been working together since the july. the union says it's not enough here in

marin county. . >>: a piece of art was found in the attic covered with a white sheet. they found out its work $50,000. the painting is a work of well- known artists the giant coke. coming up at 8:00 p.m. somehow connect to the patterson family and the bay area. . >>: cathrine>> jacquiline>>: a little bit of lingering cloud cover i won this location was in the mid '80s this afternoon. it will get a lot warmer tomorrow. the peninsula was

sworn into the 80s in redwood city. we will also be in the '80s and oakland and hayward 82 and san leandro. >>: are and then down the county's woes out into the '90s tomorrow. 92 and walnut creek and in livermore. the south bay was also sees '90s and 90's and, to in the valley. ladies everywhere else. san jose and in the north bay. set 88 in santa rosa and 90 in annapolis. it will also get warmer on friday. the very little cloud cover. bell there are new sign posted around bart's powell street station .and it reads notice per califorina building code it is unlawful

to obstruct >>:so basically every hallway in any bart station is in essence an evacuation route bell >>:well federal law required transit stations to be able to evacuate people in a few minutes soooo if you are are you are wide awake brownso in case of an emergency you can pack up your belongings and get the heck >>:however if you are fast asleep like this guy over at powell and streatched out and there is an emergency that could be a problem bellnow bart police say you would get a verbal warning, then a written warning then finally you would get a ticket for violating the no >>:and for the recored this man is not violating the sleeping ban he just happens to be a regular in bart and no he is not homeless >>:many people wonder how the not so new rules will affect lets say the street entertainers and the way it >>:as long as you only take

up as much space you would if you are standing up >>:the key here is being stretched out like on you are in the hotel room, i hear that in the wee hours of the morning there are litterly dozens of people >>:and get upset when bart worker arrive because they >>:now the rules are no streatching out so this man squatting down eating cookies is not in violation >>:however over at civic center bart station there was this man who appeared to be fast asleep in a nice tight ball >>:i don't know what to think >>:at bay area rapid transit, stanley roberts kron 4 news cathrine>>: cruz and washington state finally getting some relief after a battle of the largest fire in state history.

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>>:today president obama signed a declaration freeing up federal funds to fight that massive wildfire burning in >>:the carlton complex fire has burned more than 250- >>:that's the largest in state >>:wetter cooler weather is helping crews make progress, but it's just 16-percent contained. >>: firefighters are battling the flames from the air and >>:100 national guard troops cathrine>>:this has been a relatively mild wildfire season in the western u- s.but officials soon change.. cathrine>>:there are more than 2-dozen wildfires now - in areas not cathrine>>:some of the fires were ignited by lighting strikes just yesterday. cathrine>>:also - scientists say that climate change is leading to cathrine>>:and that more people are building homes in forests -- which is driving up the risk and the

cathrine>>:surveillance video in kentucky has captured a fiery crash involving a cathrine>>:take a look.it happened cathrine>>:the truck is sitting on the track for some reason - when cathrine>>:the truck was carrying charcoal lighter fluid. >>:"we had multiple fires, multiple explosions. when i arrived on scene, there was fire probably 75 to 100 yards down both sides of the tracks. 35 to 40 feet in the cathrine>>:as for how it happened.the driver missed a turn and didn't realize he was on the train tracks until it was too late. cathrine>>:he survived.but was badly cathrine>>: the reporting day for nfl training camps and to run in davis makes everyone at 49 is training camp the very happy. coming

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gary>>: the run and davis have out with a mandatory off-season access to this. due to a contract dispute. i'm holding out i'm holding out now you're really going to lose money. i was a task of running on the film. now we can try to get to the super bowl and win it. your saying it and you walk away saying

i can't believe i said that so it's a good feeling to be in that situation. >>: we have a lot more weapon and more help on offense. and something our team is excited about. >>: capt. it is excited, you ollie have so many years to make a contract and he is 30 years old what is he holding out for. i'm holding out what are you holding out for you need to get their redoubt. bam ba what else are you going to do. if i said to i'm but to

hold out and i have another great doubt maybe you'll be taken serious about other than that is what will you do so complained but don't say i'm holding out i may not play. but one guy is putting itself use of offensive linemen. the >>: vacation is over for the raiders they report to training camp no practice until friday. now they have to show up and deal with a little media. >>: first round. matt had time to take the self. with channel 5 is a blend. i'm coming here to be mentally prepared and ready is a

chance to garner all the change and get ready. >>: charles watson is a back for his 17th season and in the silver and black. >>: always look forward to being bad and that fund for the weather is beautiful. i'm anxious to get back and get started. >>: a silver gray-charger for a receiver denarius more. a defensive lineman reggie love can road drove the same an offensive lineman was a little more low-key and a toyota corolla. >>: people are really try to

go out and work i need to step my game out. >>: first practice this friday and the first preseason game is two seasons away from us on the map of. >>: the get gary>>: you to see him as a complete wrapup for all the various ports. >>: reggie land as a grand entrance every year and this year he came into camp writing a in the car. gary>>: in the past has been at giraffe a dump truck the military cannot account for at today it was a in the car. >>: gary>>: raining and

philadelphia it was a light rain but they put the tar on the field and from the offset these guys were getting ready. that finally rizzo and play in right now they have rezone play in the fifth inning. gary>>: if you miss one step you're on the ground and they're rolling over you. no score all the giants and phillies and the a's will play in a few minutes. gary>>: the bride danced is done all the right things he has said it doesn't cupcakes to each of his neighbors and the cleveland area. gary>>: where he has is all year around he issued an apology for all the crowds and fans that been bothering him and the airport the one that's about this why you sent the cupcake's he is in

china. >>: gary>>: i give you 75¢ so you can go by one. if you really want america never feel good you go knock on their door. if you one of college-to a navy you make sure he's not home and leave a voicemail. that's what brown has done. if you're really soured you go over and person and do it. gary>>: good grace you want me to go did you end jackie at couple of cupcakes.

gary>>: rafael from zagreb from poland winks to the camera. and this is stage the 17 of the to a lafayette's. he won all of the two stages and that's pretty much it to a frowns and the brown is an can china with cupcakes. cathrine>>: if you are worried about the nsa tracking your e-mail for snooping listen up the new system that will snooping listen up the new system that will can't say thank you enough. snooping listen up tyou have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy.

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