>> it always concerns me when kids are involved and something as horrible as this happens. it's just not acceptable, but it's happening more and more in our society, and we as parents are afraid. >> reporter: police also say he previously worked for world cup soccer camps and clinics which runs soccer camps throughout the state of california. the suspect is due in court at the end of next month to enter a plea. in the many time a judge has ordered he stay away from this facility as well as the child who is making the accusations. in livermore, kron 4 news. new at 5:00, investigators say a woman found dead this morning after a san francisco high-rise fire around 5:00 a.m. the alarm sounded throughout the entire building but the blaze was limited to one lower unit where an elderly woman lives. that she would make baskets and

sell them in the lobby. she was a sweetheart. i have known her over 25 years. >> authorities have not yet released the identity of the victim. no one else was hurt. no word on what caused the fire. new at 5:00, a limo bursts into flames while on the road this morning in of vallejo. luckily there were no passengers inside. just the driver. he says he got out just in time. >> i medicalled oil and i raised the hood, and all of a sudden it just -- the flames were coming out from the back of the engine. i got my fire extinguisher but it wouldn't put it out. >> the driver was able to get some valuables out of the car before the blaze spread. once crews arrived to extinguish the fire it took less than 10 minutes.

hot weather around the bay area heading into the weekend. this is video from los gatos. some places were expected to hit triple-digit temperatures. erica, i was in san francisco, and it did feel warm. >> you were lucky, annie. san francisco is the only spot that broke a record. downtown san francisco came in at 85, breaking the old record of 82 from 1973. so we are still waiting for the official records but boy was it hot around the entire bay area. right now we are not looking at the afternoon highs. we are looking at current conditions. so fairfield still at 101. san francisco has backed off, now at 71. half-moon bay, if you went to the beach, temperatures in the 70s. satellite and radar shows clear and dry conditions. we do have high pressure building in overhead, so that's going to allow for seasonably warm conditions to continue on as we head into next week. but that sea breeze will pick

up by tomorrow. we will still see hot conditions inland. a minimal fog on sunday but warm weather continues as we head into the work week. details in my next report. a possible major escalation in the violence in the mideast. kron 4's jeff bush shows us how the gun conflict has spread to the west bay where at least two palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers. >> reporter: rage in gaza over the killing of children spread to the west bank. a march on an israeli settlement in the palestinian territory met by soldiers. they opened fire with live ammunition, tear gas, and rubber bullets. this 9-year-old said he came to support gaza. the militants gaining support beyond their base there. in cairo, secretary of state john kerry concedes his negotiations have fallen short.

>> some are ready to move, others are reluctant. >> israel's security cabinet rejected kerry's proposal for a one-week truce followed by negotiations. instead, israel announced a unilateral 2-hour cease fire beginning at 7:00 a.m. israeli time, about four hours from now. jeff but kron 4 news knew. shortly after ties really announcement, hamas said it, too, would observe a day-long cease fire. there is new information tonight about the aerial gary i can't plane that crashed in mali. french military forces who have scurred the crash site say they found the flight's black box but no survivors. a total of 116 people were on board the plane. 54 of those passengers were french. the cause remains under investigation. the flight disappeared from radar thursday after it changed flight paths because of bad weather. search crews have almost finished the transfer of 282 bodies from eastern ukraine to

the netherlands. malaysian airlines flight 17 was shot down more than a week ago. international representatives are still searching and finding human remains. >> reporter: military cargo planes bring dozens of coffins to the netherlands. officials expect to finish this solemn transfer of bodies by saturday. but after the crash of mh7 the gruesome process of recovering remains is much more difficult than simply counting the number of caskets. >> 200 body bags doesn't mean we have 200 people. it might be more, it might be less. we're absolutely sure there are still remains which we want to recover, which we want to bring back to the netherlands. >> reporter: international monitors watched over by their military escorts searched through debris fields spanning several miles. in a wooded area they find a piece of the fuselage, the biggest yet. its fall presumably cushioned by the trees, some windows

still intact. the team finds more than just debris. >> this is the second day in row we did find remains. >> reporter: even though remains recovered might not be identified for months, it's a long time to wait for vick items' families. this woman's daughter was a part of the flight crew. their loved ones' burial delayed, families of the victims can only wait for the recovery process to be completed. andrew spencer, kron 4 news. coming up at 5:15, you may have heard orange is the new black, but in the south bay, why brown is the new green. then at 5:30, the latest on major corruption case that took down a state senator. and next, a lack at women marrying less educated men and the chance of divorce.

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this morning -- >> breaking news. major problems for bart this morning. >> first with breaking news. >> it shut down the coliseum station. the ripple affect is throughout the entire system. >> kron 4 morning news. it's been called brown is the new green. a new push to get feel to save water by cutting back on watering their lawn. kron 4 shows us how it's working out for one homeowner. >> reporter: this lawn in los gatos is getting a drink of water just once a week. it is going a little brown, but its a professional landscaper, says he cut the flow by some 60%. >> this lawn has been watered one time a week for the past two weeks. with water conservation in early spring, i took one day

off. that's 33% savings right there. >> reporter: he is on board with the valley water district's new conservation message that brown is the new green, as this chart shows, outdoor watering accounts for 59% of a typical homeowner's consumption. as you can see, this lawn still looks pretty good. >> something else to watch for, the experts tell us if you have a spot like this, that looks like it is a little too brown, you could have a bad nozzle, so it's important to stay on top of your maintenance. >> reporter: he suggests water one to two times a week. >> it's not perfect. it's not a screaming green lawn, but that's just fine. we're in a serious drought. >> reporter: by going brown, most lawn owners can meet the call for 20% conservation in one fell swoop. and this man says that screaming green lawn will come back with the return of winter

rains. and you are taking a look at some video from oakland. blue skies, a lot of sunshine, folks getting out on the water. we did see temperatures close to 90 degrees. maybe not rung weather but a lot of people did have their shorts and tank tops on. as we're taking a live look outside from our mount tam cam, you can see all of the bridges dealing with clear conditions. 101 right now in fairfield, 82 in oakland, so temperatures have backed off a bit. earlier we did see a reading of 85 degrees in downtown san francisco. that actually shattered an old record set back in the '70s. futurecast 4 highlighting tomorrow morning. we are going to start the day off with sit, even some 70s for the del that. but you will see we really warm things up by lunchtime. 80s inside the bay. we'll see 90s for places like fairfield and livermore.

by 3:00 in the afternoon it's going to be another toasty one but that sea breeze is going to king and that will regulate our temperatures. so we should see temperatures cool between five and ten degrees compared to today. breaking down the highs, redwood city 86, tomorrow 90 in santa clara. take a look at fairfield. 95, 82 in vallejo. napa at 84. i'll have a look at your extended forecast. i'll be highlighting the rest of your weekend coming up. the 36th annual gilroy garlic festival opened today. kron 4's will tran was there for the opening. >> i think it is amazing. i love to cook. i love garlic. >> one and a half of those blocks. >> one and a half blocks to

make that? >> yes, sir. >> you're not even a vegetarian, are you? >> no. my shirt tells you. >> and yet the irony is, you're doing vegetables. >> i'm a well rounded kind of guy. >> hear that sizzle? that's what we listen for. >> how many of these sandwiches do you do a day? >> a lot, like hundreds. they look so good. >> what are some of the benefits of walking around like a garlic? >> a lot of the benefits are the fact that i get my picture taken a lot with lovely ladies, and handsome men, too, but lovely ladies, and being squeezed and hugged. >> you're from north carolina? >> yeah.

>> so is this sensory overload, or you're loving it? >> i'm loving it. it's sensory overload. the smells, when i walked in, oh my. >> what's that "oh my" about? >> oh, it smells delicious. it smells wonderful. >> i love garlic. the gilroy garlic festival runs through sunday. admission for adults is $20, and for kids and seniors it's $10. more bay area news. another public transit strike could be around the corner. 13 unions are voting this week and next whether to authorize a walk-off because they have been working without a contract since july a union representative is now saying that a strike is very likely. the 450 union members include golden gate ferry and golden gate transit bus workers. a bomb scare at the coliseum caused a headache for commuters this morning. around 7:40 a.m., someone called 911, reporting that they had overheard someone talking about a bomb.

police and bomb sniffing dogs were brought in but did not find any threat. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc7 news. the station reopened around 9:00 this morning but the closure stranded hundreds of commuters. keeping students safe on campus. that's what's on the mind of emergency crews at this drill. >> the goal here was to make this look very realistic so even the officers and fire personnel had no idea what to expect until they arrived p on the campus. the drill got underway just after 9:00 this morning, and officials made this as realistic as possible. the drill came with simulated gunfire and lots of emergency personnel. now, this drill is put on by san jose state university police. san jose fair and police as well as the santa clara county sheriff's office and university employees also partook in the drill this morning. the california state university system requires each campus to

undergo a full scale emergency response drill every five years. san jose state officials tell me they made it an active shooter drills, citing the many school shootings we have seen in recent years. >> going back to columbine, what the public probably doesn't see is that campuses that are working very hard to vastly improve how we respond in situations like this one. it is a topic that is discussed almost every day on a campus like ours. so this exercise makes a lot of sense. >> reporter: and one of the key training elements today was coordinating between the police department and fire department to get officials inside the building while an active shooter was still on scene. authorities tell me if fire officials can get inside the building and get the victims out of the building within one hour that gives them a much better chance of surviving. that was just one of many critical skills crews worked on today. mike pelton, kron 4 news.

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california taxpayers are shelling out hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for the state dmv to accept or reject personalized license plates m. of the requests are either funny, offensive, or just plain explicit. the response by dmv workers may raise eyebrows as well. >> reporter: the dmv gets more than 91,000 personalized plate orders each year. >> we review each single one of those. >> reporter: requests like fat ace. dmv said fat is offensive. or this one. the driver said my dog is my best friend and i love her. she's all i have.

the dmv said ganja is a term for pot. denied. and this from a movie. dmv workers said because of the word kill, denied. five employees will be assigned depending on the work load. taxpayers fund their combined $200,000 salary. they write their own response for each request. this person requested i hate dmv. driver gave no reason. worker wrote, i think it's funny, but it's on record ons acceptable. how about this one? the driver said he's involved in breeding sheep. denied. coming up at 530, the hunt for a nrn california patient who authorities say is a huge health risk to people around

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now at 5:30, a federal core ropings charge against leland

yee. he is accused of taking bribes in exchange for his votes in favor of several legislative bills including one on medical marijuana. in march, yee was indicted on public corruption and other charges. the lawmaker was just one of 29 people indicted in a sweeping fbi investigation. today's 88-page indictment also charges chow. joining us now is kron 4's political analyst. michael, tell us about the new charges. >> what's really interesting is that they just completely upped the ante. they added racketeering. when you look at it, it's racketeering in terms of his campaign committee, which is very unique and very rarely ever charged. but they basically said that his campaign committee for both mayor and for secretary of state was a vehicle to get

campaign contributions from bribes to exchange money, essentially for votes. they also added two new counts of extortion. this gets -- this is going to get on probably sports entertainment tonight because it involves an nfl owner and the california state athletic commission which governs mixed martial arts competition in california, and essentially what this charge has said, he allegedly said to these individuals, i have got votes on this committee, i control this committee, if you want this bill to pass, you have got to go through me, and it is going to cost you $60,000, according to the indictment. they also -- the upshot of this is that he is probably -- the number of years that he's potentially facing has now gone from 120 to 185 years in jail. the fine has now gone to somewhere around $2 million to 3 million. and it involves the forfeiture of all your assets.

i am wondering if the federal government is going to move to freeze the campaign committee, because a lot of people were wondering early on if he could have used that $500,000 in his bank to pay his lawyers. if they freeze that it is going to impact his legal defense. >> among the charges today he is alleged also to be involved in the medical marijuana dispensaries. >> some person said he was from arizona, wand to come and set up medical marijuana dispensary. yee allegedly said, i can help you do. that i will introduce you to a couple of people. what's interesting is that it's obvious that they had a lot of tape on this, because the conversations are very specific. they talk about the fact that he said this is going to be a heavy lift, why won't they give me more money for this, this is what it is going to cost to do business. and as i said when this first came out, it's as if "american hustle" landed in chinatown, is

the way it all plays out on tape. >> it was a far reaching investigation. they even looked at mayor ed leigh. >> the fbi engages in these fishing expeditions. "american hustle" is very accurate in they do these kinds of things. the fact is the fbi tends to target people who, quite frankly, one of the things that disturbed me about what was revealed in the paper is how many -- all the people they targeted were essential minorities, and especially after i will can americans who were not, by the way, named or indicted or any allegations of wrong doing. >> do you think any more charges are possible? >> no, i think this is probably it. this is going to set a baseline for either plea negotiations or the trial. it will probably come in sometime next year. >> thank you, mike could. he is on twitter if you would like to connect with him. a stockton man may be a

danger to public health. >> reporter: this is a tuberculosis patient that could put the public's health at risk. an arrest warrant is out for the man who stopped taking his tb treatment and was last seen at this capri motel in stockton. >> he used to stand outside or sit outside. >> reporter: but that was two months ago. he left without a trace, leaving officials worried. >> he may become contagious. right now we don't even know if he is or is not contagious because we haven't seen him. >> reporter: authorities hope to contain him to ensure he gets the proper treatment. he could face up to one year in prison for failing to comply with health officers. >> and health officials say they do see cases like this about one to two times per year. two women accused of beating a woman to death outside a santa ana nightclub have been found guilty.

the two were convicted of voluntary manslaughter and assault. prosecutors say they kicked a woman in the head after she was knocked down outside a club in january. the woman was declared brain dead and removed from life support two days later. the two women will be innocenced in september. some parents in orange county have contacted authorities after finding dolls that looked like their children on their doorsteps. >> reporter: many nerves were rattled tin san clemente community today as news spread that someone is leaving porcelain dolls on the front door steps of homes where little girls live. >> i would say creepy or very unusual. >> reporter: lieutenant jeff with the sheriff's department says at least eight families have had dolls left on their porches in the past few days. >> there's an indication by some of the parents that the dolls resemble their daughters. we're talking about children here. >> reporter: most are around

the age of 10 and attend the same elementary school. officials are investigating the connection and whether this is a prank or a sexual predator. no notes or threats were attached. the victims and their neighbors were too scared to talk with us on camera but these moms with daughters similar ages were freaked out. >> you don't hear or see anything like that. only in the movies. >> oh, i would freak out. it would scare me. >> we're in a bubble here insouth orange county. >> i would just be really scared. i don't think i could sleep at night. >> reporter: in a strange twist, another woman who didn't want to be on camera showed us these wooden dolls she found on her steps two weeks ago. she has a five and a half-year- old daughter. when she heard about the news she decided it was time to file a police report. >> the orange county sheriff's department announced on twitter they had found the person who was leaving those dolls. deputies said the person's actions were intended as goodwill. coming up at 5:45, turns out the company that targets

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a new study finds that practice doesn't always make perfect. researchers find that practicing something doesn't necessarily play as a big role in skill or performance as previously thought. they conducted analysis of several different studies. they found that deliberate practice only accounts for 12% improvement in performance. so most improvement comes from something other than practice, like from age or memory. researchers found that practicing does help more with some activities rather than others, and these include games, music, and sports.

and here is a look at temperatures right now. pleasant and 93 degrees. fremont at 80, upper 70s for san francisco. cooler weather arrives as we head into the week. i will be bringing you that forecast when we return.

the victims of target's data breach were told the experian credit company would help protect them but think again. >> reporter: it seems like companies just can't keep your data say. remember the big target breach, over 00 million customers? target sent them to experian. but it turns out experian had its own data leak. one of its subsidiaries actually sold the data to a fraud story in vietnam. the leak was plugged before

target sent its system to experian but it shows that even companies like this have problems. this happened more than a year ago. experian has stayed quiet about the details. a spokesman called it an unfortunate issue. target and experian both say the service sun related to the incident. >> in addition to target, here is a list of other stores believed to be hit bey data breaches within the last year. this week we learned stubhub accounts were broken into. neiman marcus, 1.1 customers affected. you may remember there was also a breach at michaels arts and crafts as well as sally's

beauty supply. 1,000 macy's workers rejected a contract proposal and have authorized a strike. almost 90% of the employees voted against that. if it happenings, the strike would only affect macy's stores here in san francisco. one of the big items up for debate is sales commissions. the san francisco bay company charles schwab is getting big money to open new locations in texas. it will expand in el paso and austin. much of that money is coming from governor rick perry's texas before prize fund. the new el paso locations are expected to bring in more than 400 new jobs and more than $21 million for the state. it was not too long ago that toyota announced a move

from california to texas which sent the transfer of thousands of jobs to the new american headquarters. texas offered the japanese automaker $40 million to relocate to suburban dallas. that ended toyota's more than 50-year presence in southern california. toyota will start up in 2017. we're focusing on the weather. the hottest day of the week, live outside in walnut creek. right now we are seeing temperatures in the triple digits. take a look at the thermometer. 01. that's not even the afternoon high. that's after temperatures have cooled off a few degrees. as we take a look at current temperatures over the entire bay area, 70 in richmond. hayward at 87 degrees. we are talking about aing strong ridge of high pressure out there. it is continuing to build, so that's why we are seeing temperatures much warmer than what we saw yesterday. now, into tomorrow we will see slightly cooler conditions, but we will start off the morning with 60s and 70s for the delta.

as we put the clock into motion you will see rapid warming approaching lunchtime with 90s already for the livermore valley and the south bay. as we head into the 3:00 hour, expect 70s, and 90s for the warmest inland communities. as we break down the afternoon highs, fremont hitting 83, 90 in santa clara. boy is that a difference compared to today. temperatures moved as much as 10 degrees thanks to a pronounced sea breeze. vallejo 82, but i think a lot of people are welcoming the cooler temperatures anticipated this weekend. san francisco, more than 10 degrees cooler than today. oakland only in the upper 70s, napa hitting a high of 84. as we look ahead, taking a look at the gilroy garlic festival, today was the hottest day of the three-day stretch. tomorrow we are anticipating a mild start, mid-90s for the afternoon, but sunday probably the coolest day to attend.

we will see patchy cloud cover for the morning but still toasty conditions. so it's going to be a hot one if you are heading to the festival. this may be the year to try that garlic ice cream after all. here is a look at your seven- day forecast forecast. temperatures much warmer than average saturday into sunday with mid-90s inland, low 80s bayside, low 70s for the coast. by early next week not much change in the forecast, but we will see morning fog, plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. and then it looks like we are near average as we head into this time next week. a greek joins the box office this weekend. >> reporter: wayne "the rock" johnson is the greek hero. he soon realizes he must embrace being the son of zeuss to defeat a warlord. looking for a little sci-fi

suspense? lucy is the film to see. the movie stars scarlett johansson whose character is kidnapped and used as a drug mule. when the drugs inside her body leak she develops the ability to use 100% of her brain. the film also stars morgan freeman. "lucy" is rated r. michael douglas plays a self-centered realtor. clueless about how to deal with a nine-year-old girl he enlists the help of his neighbor. "and so it goes" is rated pg- 13. for more laughs two see "the fluffy movie." >> i started doing yoga. >> he means yogurt. >> reporter: the comedy follows gabriel "fluffy" iglesias on his stand-up tour.

rated pg-13. ,amazon's new smartphone hit the market today but before you rush to the store our tech reporter breaks down the new features next.

the amazon fire phone is on sale with at&t. should you rush out and get one? our tech reporter gabe breaks down some of the features four. >> i've got to give amazon some props. the smartphone has some features we have not seen on any apple device. it has a 3-d screen that amazon claims will offer a more meaningful 3-d experience. the image on the screen changes with you as you move your phone or your head. this 3-d gadget may pay off with certain apps like maps or looking at 3-d pictures or videos. the fire has new sensors but users control the phone in new

ways. there's a fire fly feature that's interesting. this is something totally new and all about making shopping easier. it identifies things in the real world around you and offers them for instant purchasing through amazon which typically offers a lower price. if you open fire fly and point it at a product it will instantly find that product on amazon.com. you can see if it is cheaper, and of course amazon prime members get free shipping. fire fly will also help you shop by sound. it can listen to the audio in your environment, recognize a song or tv show, then let you buy it. so for people who shop on amazon a lot or use their music or video store, this phone could be pretty good. if you purchase the fire phone, you get one year of amazon's prime membership for free. that's a $100 value. i don't expect that they will take a lot of business away from apple or google, but they might find a niche with loyal

amazon customers. it will be interesting to watch. gabe slairkts kron 4 news. >> new at 6:00, the first of its kind statewide report on public schools. plus, where you can check the pay of the teachers in your area. and the sweet lesson for these children after a bitter chase on the street. what makes their story special. >> 49ers and raiders wrap up their first week of camp. join me and bip this sunday night for the very latest on both teams, plus giants- dodgers, a's rangers, not to mention the last game ever played at candle stick. it's a soccer game. it's a full half-hour of all your sports needs this sunday night at 9:00, rate after the news. and it's a toasty evening in walnut creek. 02 degrees. that's not the afternoon high, that's actually as temperatures have cooled down. the rest of the bay area also dealing with pretty warm weather. livermore 00, 82 in oakland.

more details on your developing forecast. i will be highlighting the weekend when we return. stick around.

this is the bay area news station, kron4 news at 6:00 starts now. the bay area is baking, scorching temperatures across the region have many people trying to find a nice place to cool off, but brace yourself, it's going to be hot all weekend. good evening, everyone, . summer sizzle around the bay area, especially east bay where temperatures got into the triple digits. we found one popular location that attracted folks from all over looking to beat the heat >> reporter: 90 degrees in alameda, you know what that

means, it's time to hit the beach. the hot weather make crown memorial state beach the go to spot for folks who came to beat the heat from as far away from -- >> concord,. >> richmond, california. >> reporter: the view alone of the san francisco skyline is definitely worth the drive from anywhere. while some cooled off by staying in the water, others broke out their beach towels, worked on their summer tans, relaxed while reading a good book while others fired up the grill. >> doing a little barbecuing? >> yes, eat hot dogs. >> reporter: and you better believe the locals are here too, like rock harmon who came here to celebrate his birthday. >> beautiful day out here, too hot to do anything except come to the beach, get the paddle board out, i'm celebrating my birthday out here. we saw a seal. we have a picture of the seal swimming along the beach about 10 feet out. >> reporter: not everyone came here to swim. some folks were out just getting their exercise by jogging or riding their bikes

here along shoreline drive. if you are planning on coming out, here's a few things you should know. there is no lifeguard on duty, so adults keep an eye on the kiddies. dogs are allowed on the beach and the beach is closed to the public from 10:00 p.m. until 5:00 a.m. >> and park officials have decided to keep shadow cliffs lake closed tomorrow. they thought it might be safe to reopen but announced this afternoon it will be -- it will remain closed at least until tomorrow due to high e. coli levels. the park districts discovered high bacterial levels yesterday and were told more tests will be done to determine if the water is safe for swimming. rare toxic algae that can make people and animals sick. high levels of the toxin which causes rashes, vomiting and flu like symptoms. more tests need to be done before they can reopen the lake to the public. and today was the hottest

day of the week, here is a live look outside from our mount tam cam and you can see san francisco out in the distance right now, blue skies and sunshine out there. still talking about some pretty warm temperatures around the entire bay area. now, looks like some of the triple digits are starting to back off but fairfield right now at 101, we are seeing low 90s in pleasantton, upper 70s in oakland. san mateo holding onto 86, 78 in downtown san francisco. san francisco today broke an old record. we reached an afternoon high of 85, breaking the old record of 82 on this day set back in the early 1970s so very hot conditions. it will back off a bit. more pronounced sea breeze will help regulate temperatures storm, some spots as much as 10 degrees cooler. expect minimum fog over the weekend and fairly warm conditions early next week. fall into that pattern of morning fog, afternoon sunshine and seasonal conditions as we head into next thursday and

friday. accused a livermore soccer coach with sexually abusing a child. 26-year-old jesse slickerstein has been charged with committing a lewd october on a child under the age of 14. police say the incident happened earlier this week at carenay indoor sports in livermore where he is a soccer coach. parents were shocked by the news. >> i have always felt very safe at caber 98, it's -- cabernet, it is an unfortunate situation that this happened and maybe they need to take steps in the future to look into people who are heading up these camps more. >> cabernet sports suspended slicker and says it is cooperating fully with the investigation. police say slicker previously worked for world cup soccer camps and clinics based out of las gath. slicker will enter a plea late next month. new charges filed in the

federal corruption case against suspended state senator leland yee. the san francisco lawmaker now faces racketeering charges. the federal grand jury added the indictment today accusing yee of taking bribes in exchange of his votes in favor of several legislative bills including one on medical marijuana. in march yee was invited -- 29 people indicted in a sweeping fbi investigation of the trial of the alleged leader of a china town mob. today's indictment -- the coliseum bart station up again. the station was immediately evacuated around 7:30 this morning after a 911 caller reported hearing about a bomb threat. the closure caused systemwide delays. police and bomb sniffing dogs moved in but did not find any explosives and the station

reopened around 9:00 this morning. new at 6:00, a sweet ending to the story of two children robbed on the streets of san francisco thanks to a local candy company. kron4's maureen kelly explains how a gift they were given is meant to help them rebound from their bitter experience. >> we wanted to give you back the -- we give you $45. >> reporter: the 8-year-old robbery victim is speechless after getting a check for $45, a few bucks more than the money she and her 9-year-old brother had stolen from their last week. it was donated to them from the owners of the powell sweet shop chain along with a pretty tasty gift of $1000 worth of candy so they can keep trying to raise money. the kids who are being called sapphire and jaden in order to protect their identities can be seen here right before being robbed last week in this surveillance video. the kids were inside the corner market trying to sell candy as a way to raise money. their alleged attacker, the woman at the counter. police arrested 46-year-old la

donna christian a few days later. they say christian waited for the kids to come out of the store then twisted the girl's arm, causing sapphire to drop her bag of money. christian allegedly grabbed the cash and took off. she is now behind bars on a $100 bail. a week later and the kids are happy to reunite with the officers who investigated their case. after a hardy dose of sugar, sapphire was able to express how she is feeling now. >> happy, excited. >> reporter: brother and sister are excited to have more candy to sell. they have different reasons. >> buy my own phone and try and organize my own birthday party. >> reporter: the idea of selling sweets was devised by their adoptive mother and their school counselor as a form of therapy. their mom said sapphire and jaden who had been in 14 different foster homes before being adopted had been taught to steal by their biological parents and despite being in a stable family now, they keep getting into trouble at school

for thievery. selling candy is a way for them to evaluate money. leticia said while she was angry at first about the crime that further victimized the kids, she now believes it was an answer to her prayers because now they know firsthand what it feels like to be robbed. >> they see a penny, they see any money and they go and ask or put it back or -- >> reporter: after jaden and sapphire loaded up their streets they got an extra bonus, a cable car ride with their new friends. sweet ending for both the cops and the kids. maureen kelly, kron4 news. still ahead tonight, fire ripped through a san francisco apartment killing a woman inside. what we have learned about the victim. and more cases of west nile virus popping up in the bay area but this time it's not just birds. find out what else was infected. and it may be dry but don't water your lawn. the push in one bay area

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there's more than just dead birds testing positive for west nile virus in the east bay. a contra costa mosquito and vector control district says they are also finding chickens and mosquitoes infected with the virus. officials say a total of five chickens and four groups of mosquitoes have been found with west nile in recent weeks.

the infested mosquitoes were found in discovery bay. dead birds the virus were found in cities in concordia around danville and the chickens were found in oakley. the nicotine and cigarettes may raise a person's risk of committing suicide. the new study found when states passed tougher smoking laws, their suicide rates went down, almost 15% in some states. the study also found that states where the law was not as strict suicide rates rose 6% between 1990 and 2006. researchers say the depended dense on nick -- dependency on nicotine can make a person feel anxious or depressed. up next brown is the new green. and more angry clashes today between israel and hamas. the sea fire now -- the cease fire now in place as the casualties mount.

in the mideast tonight deadly violence spread to the west bank. at least two palestinians died

in battles with israel soldiers. in gaza hamas and israel each announced unilateral 12 hour cease fire to allow food and medical aid to reach the civilians trapped by nearly three weeks of fighting and those are due to begin in a few hours. israel rejected a longer truce proposed by secretary of state john kerry. kron4's jeff pierce -- >> reporter: you are watching israel's iron dome defense in action. one missile soaring up to knock down another over tel aviv. this battle in the skies taking place 50 miles from gaza. it's evidence that the hamas arsenal is growing more sophisticated, homemade limited range rockets replaced by weapons that can reach almost all of israel. but this may be the militants' most powerful weapons, pictures of children maimed by israelis.

this friday the islamic holy day became a day of rage in the west bank. palestinians battled israeli troops at check points surrounding jewish settlements. as the anger over the gaza images spread, israel's security council announced a unilateral 12 hour cease fire, hamas also agreed to the pause to allow gaza residents access to food, water and medical aid. but israel rejected a u.s. proposal for a longer truce to mark the end of ramadan. >> seven days of peace, seven days of a humanitarian cease fire in honor of ede. >> reporter: i'm jeff bush, kron4 news. >> israel says 35 of its soldiers were killed in the fighting in gaza, about 850 palestinians have died, at least 600 of them civilians. new information now on the air algerie plane crash in

mali. french officials confirmed there are no survivors. 116 people on board. crews did recover at least one of the plane's black boxes but we are told the plane disintegrated on impact. the plane reportedly disappeared from radar after changing its flight path because of bad weather. the third major international aviation disaster in this past week and despite losing two planes in more than 500 -- and more than 500 passengers this year, malaysia airlines says it will not file for bankruptcy but it might go private as it struggles to stay in business. back in march, malaysian airlines flight 370 vanished without a trace with 229 people on board, believed to be in a remote section of the indian ocean, then last week mh17 was reportedly shot down by pro- russian separatists over war torn ukraine, 238 people on that flight. experts say the airline will not survive more than a year without significant funding. a business in oakland high- rise is damaged following a

fire this afternoon. fire officials say it started before 12:30 at webster and 13th streets. they say it was controlled within a half hour and most of the damage was contained to a business on the first floor. but an apartment unit did receive smoke damage. officials say they think it was started by a cigarette. no one was injured. check this out, a limo bursting into flames while on the road in vallejo this morning. it happened on fairgrounds drive. luckily there were no passengers in the car. it appears to have started in the engine. firefighters sprayed the limo down with foam and water to extinguish the blaze. the driver was able to get valuables out of the car before the blaze spread. investigators say a person found dead this morning in an apartment fire appeared to be a hoarder. fire officials say the blaze broke out after 5:00 a.m. at a park merced apartment building. they say there were several small fires and a clout -- in a cluttered unit near the bottom of the building.

one neighbor says she knew the victim well. >> she was a sweetheart. known her for over 25 years. i've lived in park merced for over 25 years. it's unfortunate. you know, she was a great person. >> the woman who died has been the only one in the unit -- appears to have been the only one in the unit. no other injuries were reported. in the south bay, a new push to battle the drought by getting people to put less water on their lawns. like the sign on this lawn in las gath says it's -- los gatos says brown is the new green. this lawn being watered once a week and that represents a savings of about 60%. there are a few brown spots here and there but the owner, a professional landscaper says the grass is fairly drought tolerant and will easily bounce back when winter rains return. >> and i went from three days to two days to now one day, 60% water savings. it's not perfect, it's not a spring and green lawn, it's offer color, it's browning out a bit but that's fine.

we are in a serious drought and we have to manage well. >> as this chart shows, outdoor watering accounts for as much as 59% of a typical homeowner's water cumming and that -- consumption and that homeowner suggests watering your lawn once or twice a week for five minutes and you do that twice each time with a half hour break to reduce runoff and reevaporation. start things off by taking a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, blue skies, a lot of sunshine, temperatures starting to back off right now. concord at 99, 79 degrees in san francisco, and oakland looking like 79 degrees right now. so futurecast for us showing into the 7:00 hour tomorrow, we will see plenty of 60s and 70s but as we put the clock into motion, you will notice pretty rapid warming by lunchtime, 70s coast side, 80s inside the bay and 90s for places like fairfield and livermore valley. we will continue to see temperatures climb heading into the 3:00 hour but you'll notice it's not going to be as hot as

yesterday. you can clearly see that. looks like temperatures will be back in the low 90s for campbell, santa clara, fremont at 83 degrees tomorrow afternoon, 86 in redwood city. now, today was actually the hottest day of the week but you will notice no triple digits for the east bay, fairfield at 95, 98 degrees in pittsburgh, upper 60s for richmond, low 80s in san leandro. downtown san francisco today broke a record high coming in at 85, tomorrow i think we are back in the low 70s. napa at 84, 71 degrees in berkeley and upper 70s for those of you in oakland. if you're heading to the giants game this evening against the l.a. dodgers, first pitch at 7:15, expect temperatures in the mid- 70s so nice and warm at the ballpark but it will cool down during the course of the game, by the time you leave the ballpark i think we will see temperatures in the upper 60s. here's a look at your seven-day forecast -- seven day around the bay forecast, fairly warm conditions into the weekend. now temperatures won't be as warm with that sea breeze kicking in with mid-90s

inland, low 80s bay side and low 70s for the coast. we fall into the pattern of morning fog, afternoon sunshine early into next week and looks like thursday and friday we return to temperatures near normal. i also want to tell you that you can share your weather pictures with us here at kron4. send us your photos of how you're beating the heat. here are some photos that we are getting in today. you can e-mail us at i report for kron at kron4.com or share through our facebook page. up next, new numbers out tonight showing how much teachers in our state earn. why some say educators are bilking the system. plus -- >> i was attacked here right in front of my house by a group of skateboarders. >> more people behaving badly at a local skate park. stanley has more on the latest crimes straight ahead.

for the first time in california you can go to one website and find out how much public school teachers, administrators and other employees in your area are

being paid. the california policy center today released the compensation data for k through 12 schools. the information was collected under the public records act and found that california teachers meaning an average $85,000 a year in pay and benefits. but the authors say the report shows exorbitant pay and widespread practice much employees -- of employees being paid and collecting pension at the same time. only 52% of school districts provided data. the report lists compensation for more than 580,000 employees by name. if you would like to see what's happening in your own school district, we have put the link to the report on our website at kron4.com. amazon stocks took a major hit thursday after the company announced a record quarterly loss. the online retailer says its sales for this quarter were down $126 million, despite sales being up 23%, the big store says the loss of amazon spending on new products and services. that includes its new sunday delivery service, the fire tv

media streaming device and amazon's first smartphone the fire phone. still ahead, a look at our top stories today including the heatwave gripping the bay area right now, where temperatures have soared into triple digits. plus an incredible update from the two kids robbed by a woman while they were selling candy. the generous move by a local company that is sure to put a smile on your face. and remember this, kids smoking and drinking at a new skate park in sonoma, now a local man says he was attacked, that's next in people behaving badly. and here's a look at current conditions around the bay area, livermore 98 degrees, 79 leaving the house in oakland. up70s in downtown san francisco. now, we are out of the triple digits but we will continue with warm weather as we head into the weekend. details on that when we return.

now kron4 news with a quick look at the day's top stories. here at crown memorial

state beach in alameda, the hot weather made this the place to be for folks trying to beat the heat who came here from all over the bay area. >> i'm from concord, california. >> richmond, california. >> beautiful day out here, too hot to do anything except come to the beach. >> just to beat the heat, just tan and swim. >> get in the water. i don't even really swim at beaches but it's hot today so -- >> reporter: in alameda, hasak. you can do youngsters do about anything they can to stay cool in this hot weather. >> isn't it a little hot out here? >> yeah. >> do you like that? >> no. >> the rocks burn my feet. >> reporter: you didn't prepare for that, huh? >> i got tired of stopping. it's 100 degrees today. >> reporter: jr stone, kron4 news. here in livermore, a soccer coach who warnings at the cab -- works at the cabernet sports facility has been accused of

lewd acts with a child. the alleged incidents happened earlier this week during the lunch hour. police say the accused, 26-year- old jesse slicker is a soccer coach at cabernet sports. he's now been suspended, pending the outcome of the investigation. in livermore, dan kerman, kron4 news. here in los gatos an effort to ratchet up awareness about the drought. it's an effort to spread the conservation gospel that brown is the new green. the professional landscaper showing us his own lawn which he says he's doing with 60% less water. down to a schedule of watering just once a week, says it won't hurt anything but lawn will bounce back when winter rains return and encouraging his customers to do the same. in san jose, emergency crews took part in an active shooter drill on the san jose university campus. the drill took place inside the main library and involved university police, san jose

fire and police and the santa clara county sheriff's office. the goal was to practice response and coordination among agencies. the california state university system requires each campus to undergo a full scale emergency response once every five years. san jose state officials tell me they chose to make it an act of shooter -- active shooter drill because of all the school shootings we have seen in recent years. in san francisco, the story of two kids getting robbed on a city street gets a sweet ending thanks to a local candy company. police say the 8-year-old girl and 9-year-old brother were out selling candy as a way to raise cash when a 46-year-old woman allegedly mugged the girls for their money. today the kids got a $45 check to cover the lost funds and $1000 worth of candy from the owners of the powell's sweet shop chain. >> as an extra treat after sapphire and jaden loaded up their candy, they took a cable car ride with the two investigating officers who helped solve the case. a sweeting end for both the kids and the cops.

maureen kelly, kron4 news. and we are still enjoying clear skies and sunshine around the entire bay area, but the triple digits really starting to back off here, so it's still fairly warm in concord at 99 degrees, livermore right now at 98, san francisco has dropped into the low 80s, actually saw record breaking high of 85 earlier this afternoon. as we focus on your miles today, you will notice -- highs today you will notice a difference. no triple digits to speak of but we are still talking about temperatures much warmer than this time of year, fairfield at 96, upper 70s for downtown san francisco and looks like tomorrow may be the day to escape to the beach with temperatures in the low 70s if you're heading down to half moon bay. so your headlines show that we will still deal with hot weather into tomorrow but you will notice it's going to be a bit cooler, we have that sea breeze kicking in. expect minimal fog on sunday, even cooler conditions but all in all still going to be a fairly warm workweek before temperatures back off as we head into next friday.

here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> more to the west skate park than just kids hopping the fence. it has to do with a resident who can usually see the skate park from a balcony until it landed on his doorstep. >> i was attacked here in front of my house by a group of skateboarders that were drunk and stoned and didn't like the fact that i didn't want them here at 11:30 at night on a sunday night. >> reporter: the weapons they used -- >> actually attacked me with a skateboard. i got hit in the head and ended up with stitches and, you know, bruises and everything, actually had to go on job interviews last week in a suit with all that stuff going on. >> reporter: in fact this is video from the hospital where a doctor stitched up a cut over his left eye. now he still has brewings from the a-- bruising from attacks. >> there were six young adults on my front steps 11:30 at night making a lot of noise, rolling up joints, drinking beers, i asked them to leave

nicely, they didn't leave. i came back down and asked them to leave not so nicely and they then started leaving but then one of them decided he didn't like it, attacked in front of my house, started trying to destroy a bunch of stuff on the front of my house. started walking away, threatened to come back and then they came back. >> reporter: so he started yelling. >> call 911, call 911 and, you know, neighbors started coming out, police showed up, i don't know, minutes later, probably seven minutes later. >> reporter: this may be just one of many stories that started just after the park opened july 1st. in fact, while i was there, this skateboarder in the red jacket threatened to take my camera. albeit he was on the other side of the fence. some skateboarders say i'm only hear to make the park look bad. i retort, no you are doing that all by yourself. i am just recording. i asked one why the bad reputation. >> because a few people missed -- messed up. waited 10 years to get a new skateboard, like four people messed up. >> reporter: i asked the victim if he wants to see the park

closed. >> no, not at all. i think the skate park is a great thing and i want to see it opened but i want to see it managed and right so everybody can enjoy it. >> reporter: of the six people involved in the attack, three were arrested and charged with multiple crimes including assault with a deadly weapon to threatening a police officer. i'm sure there will be more on this park coming up. in san francisco, stanley robert, kron4 news. still ahead, this dog just can't contain the excitement when a family member returns home. the happy reunion that's going viral online. 49ers and raiders wrap up their first week of camp. i'm jason applebalm. join us for the very latest on both teams plus giants-dodgers, as-rangers, not to mention the last game ever played at canneddistic -- candlestick, a soccer game. full half hour of all your sports needs this sunday at 9:00 right after the news. sports night live, sunday

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a canadian flight to panama had to be turned around today after one passenger made a terrorist threat mid-air. this is passenger video of police boarding the plane with guns drawn after it returned to toronto. police say they arrested aly shahigh. police say he yelled at a flight attendant over headphones. nasa may not have the money to launch a new deep space rocket by their goal of 2017. that's according to a report from the government accountability office. it puts the space launch system program at high risk of missing the deadline. the group estimates nasa may need an additional $400 million added to the $12 billion project to meet the deadline for launch. nasa acknowledged there's a 90% chance at this time the rocket will not make its launch date.

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big deal tonight at the ballpark in san francisco, giants and dodgers when both teams are playing well, yeah, it means something. and this fellow here, last seen in a giant -- excuse me, in an atlanta uniform will be starting at second base for the giants dan uggla bombed out his last few years after havi good career, hit .179 the last couple of years. bringing him up from fresno,

see if uggla can help. uggla, giants and dodgers, san francisco have a new man in the lineup tonight. the raiders going through their first official practice. yesterday they got in shape and, you know, showed up in training camp, checked in, got their quarters and that business but rod streater catching passes here from matt schaub. justin tuck made his bones playing for the new york giants. the big deal, though, is the new quarterback, can schaub come in and give this team something to feel good about? >> first day of training camp, everyone excited to be back, excited to get the season started, obviously it all began back in otas and mini camp but it's a little different animal when you get to training camp, you know, things ramp up a little bit. it's an exciting time of year to be back to work and get all the guys on the field and get

going. >> and sunday night, 9:00, more 49er and raider business, the giants and dodgers sports night live here on kron. one time raider first round draft choice rolando disorderly conduct wire here, he's found guilty, two misdemeanor charges of disorderly conduct resisting arrest, 18 days in jail for an incident back in april 2013. mcclain is trying a little bit of a comeback, when we say a little bit, we will see what he does. he's in the dallas cowboy camp right now, he bombed out as a raider. $322,000 in a raffle, that's he edmonton eskimos connor croakland had a 50/50 raffles. they entail spectators purchasing raffle tickets, 50%

of what's collected go to a randomly drawn winner, the other 50% goes to the team. in this case the funding of am measure football in alberta. cone -- connor croaken, he plays football. byron scott who won three titles with the lakers as a side kick to magic johnson in the back court -- you like brian scott -- byron scott? >> big fan back in the day. >> again, byron has coached a couple of teams in the nba. the nets and the hornets. he's getting a shot here to help with the los angeles lakers. little wayne going after jayz. he is getting into sports management and he's going to make a big splash here by signing soccer star cristiano

ronaldo will be his first client. they are already good friends so there it goes. little wayne is getting ready to join the agent business and those guys, i guess if you want to be cool in this country, you either try jayz or try lil wayne. let me test your knowledge there, young lady. >> had you ho, had you -- uh- oh, uh-oh. >> lil wayne is supposedly dating? >> kristina milian who used to be -- used to date who? >> the dream -- >> yeah, she had a baby with the dream -- >> i don't remember that. i'm not up on my hip-hop dating scene. >> i got a young wife who knows all this stuff. now i got to carry the ball. what a disappointment good grief. catherine heenan would have known. >> i know she would have.

>> i think -- >> what do you got? >> teri he managed so many thyroid players -- steroid players, tony la russa does not belong in the hall of fame. >> we've got a number of e- mails. i'm a test of time guy. he was a winner in chicago, winner with the as, ones with bobby cox and joe torre go in as managers of the hall of fame on sunday. i don't think you will last as long as he has if you count an early playing career, he wasn't that good a player, 50 years in baseball, i think he deserves it and i'm a little friendly with him so obviously i'm biased but -- >> yeah. >> you know, it wasn't just steroids that made him a great manager. >> for sure. that is true. mark maguire says he will never talk to jose con sec -- canseco again. you both cheated and both rich.

>> canseco said to be broke. but maguire, once defense -- one defense of all the guys in the steroid, he was the guy most embarrassed, he's the guy that went on capitol hill and made a spectacle of himself when he teared up and wouldn't answer the question so of all the guys i think canseco ruined him more than anybody because he's more of a withdrawn guy, maguire, so if that's how he feels, i can't argue with that. >> he's working, he's got a job, you know. >> but took a while. took la russo to get him into st. louis. >> that's it. >> look at you defending canseco. >> if you're supposed to be so good, why have you raid at the same radio and tv station so long? >> because i wasn't that good. >> you turned some people down. >> i don't want to march around, i don't want to move, i've always had kids and i would rather be in a place where you can kind of control the environment a little bit rather than hi, i'm 23, i have

a vision of you standing on your head tonight so i'm all right and it's too late to move now. got a young wife. >> and if you dislike listening to him so much why do you press his press briefing? >> i got nothing against harbaugh, a great coach, i don't like somebody that looks down their nose at people and said hi. you peons will listen to me for one last week. >> archie, working with your wife is not good for a marriage, believe me, i know. >> archie, when you love somebody this much, you don't care. and one day a week -- >> come on, archie. >> one day a week i can put up with her, that's the bottom line. >> a few minutes a night. that's it. >> you can feel the love. coming up, a dog who can't contain his excitement during an emotional reunion with his owner. the schnauzer overcome with joy next.

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ikea has it all. people love their pets and pets tend to love their owners back. one pet was so happy to be reunited with his friend that it passed out from joy. >> it's so sweet. so rebecca e haus, the woman in the video just returned home after being gone two years. the dog is so happy, wimpers, stumbles around rebecca, but don't worry, the family took the dog to the vet and the touchy reunion was posted on youtube yesterday and already gotten more than 340,000 views. sweet. we now know when kanye west will take the stage at this year's outside lands music festival. organizers of this year's concert in san francisco's golden gate park released the set times and if you plan on

going, you can map out your schedule on the outside lands website, tom petty and the heart breakers and killers also headlining the three-day festival set to kick off august 8th. one last check of your forecast. >> yeah, looks like today was the hottest day so temperatures will back off a bit as we head into saturday and sunday. your seven day shows mid-90s inland tomorrow, looks like low 80s, 70s for the coast, so you may be able to head to the beach before we cool things back down, seasonal conditions as we head into the end of next week. >> 85 is too hot in san francisco. it was nice, though. >> i think 65 is too hot so don't ask me. >> it would be nice to bring out the flip-flops for a change. thanks, erica. and that's it for the kron4 news at 6:00. stay connected and get the latest news and developments on kron4.com or download our mobile apps. our next newscast is at 8:00. stay cool. good night, everyone.

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grief about her new relationship? >> i don't give her grief because that guy is big. >> what happened when "modern family" went under the dome? sofia vergara under the dome? >> what is this thing? >> now the latest celebrity news delivered to you 24/7. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> hi, everyone. welcome to "the insider." i'm thea andrews here with keltie knight. kevin frazier is covering comic-con for us in san diego, and that's where he joins us now. hey, kev. >> thea and keltie, comic-con is off the charts. as you can see behind me, everybody pouring into the convention center here in san diego. meanwhile, our microsoft vip lounge also off the charts. let's see. the folks from "under the dome" came by to hang out with us. and by the way, let's not forget megan fox and will arnett for "teenage mutant ninja turtles." they all came through. that's ahead. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> oh, kev, you stay out of trouble at comic-con. we have that and so much more to get to. but first, here is today's top