times while attempting to detain him. >>"let's see your hands don't turn around" >> reporter:this witness says after refusing the officers demands he turned away from police when the shooting occurred >>"i saw him turn around and they shot him, a total of 12 going back into his house through the garage door" >> reporter:the man was eventually flown by helicopter to a local hospital. investigators did not release his medical condition. this officer involved shooting in now the subject of joint investigation with the contra costa county d.a.'s office, the county's crime lab and antioch police. haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter:yet another blow for l-a clippers owner donald sterling. today a judge ruled against sterling.paving the way for the two billion dollar sale of the team. >> reporter:judge michael levanas sided with sterling's estranged wife.

>> reporter:shelly sterling had negotiated the deal with former microsoft c-e-o steve ballmer. >> reporter:the court approval was necessary after donald sterling vowed to fight the sale of the team.shortly after shelly took control of the family trust.and two doctors diagnosed donald with alzheimers disease. >> reporter:donald and his legal team argued the 80- year-old billionaire was mis-diagnosed. sterling's world quickly unraveled in april. when rascist comments he made to his then girlfirned.v- stiviano.were recorded and made public. >> reporter:within days.the nba acted swiftly.banning sterling for life.and fining him millions of dollars. sterling has promised to fight the nba until his death. a lawyer by trade, sterling is expected to appeal the decision and continue efforts to stop the sale. >> pam: police say the driver of the gold camry side swept a car and rolled over. the incident took place just before frankland and just after 3:00. the

driver was not seriously injured. lombard street reid opened about an hour ago. >> pam: this wild fire has destroyed 13 homes and one person has been injured. so far 3800 akers has burned. but are hoping for a full containment by later this week. the other big fire that started over the weekend. charles clifford alive tonight and on news wrong with the details on that situation. trolls? charles? >> reporter:it is a 1-alarm warehouse fire at 1551 atlanticthis wildfire

started around 3:15 pm on saturday afternoon and right now it's of yosemite national park, just to the north of highway 140 >> reporter:as of monday afternoon, this wildfire.. which is burning in the rugged hills north of the small town of el portal.. has consumed about 2600 acres and is only 5 percent contained. >> reporter:the fire is burning both in yosemite national park and in the stanislaus national forest. >> reporter:over 700 fire fighting resources are currently battling this wildfire. fire figthers are dealing with bone dry conditions, and the flames are burning in very remote rugged terrain. >> reporter:so far 1 structure has been lost, more homes are being threatened. fire fighter strike teams have been deployed to protect those buildings. >> reporter: >> reporter:so far the fire has been kept to the north of highway 140, but the blaze has the potential to keep moving north. as a precaution big oak flat road which leads from highway 120 into the yosemite valley has been closed. >> reporter:meanwhile, the national park service says that yosemite is still open.

the yosemite valley can still be accessed via highway 140 but as you can see in these pictures from monday afternoon... there is a lot of smoke settling in the valley around popular spots like half dome, el capitan and yosemite falls. >> pam: bay area firefighters are among those now on the front lines battling the sand fire in amador county. >> pam: kron four's rob fladeboe >> pam: >> reporter:with multiple fires to manage, calfire dispatchers at this and other command centers are moving firefighters and equipment around california like so many pieces on a chess board. as of monday morning, 35 bay area firefighters got orders to head for the sand fire. >> '. so we sent a first strike team on saturday.that's a

couple engines and about 18 firefighters.and then we sent a second one on sunday, units from both cal fire units in santa cruz county and san mateo county. >> reporter:such crews are often assigned to structure protection as needed but in this case, the chief says the local crews are now on the front lines, along with some 2-thousand other firefighters. >>chief jamie norton >>'.i talked with them this morning and it sounds like they're doing some good work and if the weather cooperates they're going to hold this fire where it is and then they'll be part of the mop up.' >> reporter:at the same time, there are worries about clouds like these moving through california.thunderstorm activity which could spawn lightning-caused fires, putting still more pressure on resources. >>'.there's ben some lightning, mainly off the coast so far, we haven't had any ground strikes but moisture keeps coming at us and it's going to be with us for the next few days so we need to stay prepared and see what happens.' >> reporter:to make up for the resources now committed

to the sand fire, the chief says he has staffed up a couple of reserve engines to maintain what he calls an 'initial attack' capability here at home.and so far, so good. in morgan hill erob fladeboe kron 4 news >> jacqueline: chance of thunderstorms here in the bay area as look live right now from the bay bridge road toll plaza and see the cloud coverage. satellite radar picture showing the showers. we have not seen that many lighting strikes only a handful of strikes. it looks like he will miss us to the east. fire danger through yosemite is the sierra. we do have a slight chance of bay isolated showers on tonight and into tomorrow. temperatures are very hot this afternoon and the 90 degree temperatures. 70's

and 80's in the south bay in the same thing in the north bay. another 11 as we hit into two separate as we head into to state. >> jacqueline: we will talk about the thunderstorm threat it futurecast coming up in just a bit. >> pam: coming up at 5-15. >> pam: more violence in the middle east between israel and hamas. the dire warning to people in the war zone. >> pam: and at 530. a war of words between the city of san bruno and p-g and e. over that deadly pipeline explosion that decimated a neighborhood. the latest in a live report. >> pam: but next. a frightening shootout in the big apple involving a notorious sex offender. how it all came to an end. next. .

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>> pam: a notorious sex assault suspect got in a shootout with police in new york city today. >> pam: charles moz-deere was wanted in a california case and had just been profiled on a c-n-n program. a tip led police to new york's west village today.where the shootout left moz-deere dead. and two federal marshalls and a police officer wounded.. >> still receiving medical attention and belleville.

there were wounded during the execution of a search warrant. suspect was wanted and has also been shot during the exchange of gun fire. he has been pronounced dead. >> pam: moz-deere had skipped arraignment in a san diego court on child sexual assault charges. he was accused of abusing a young boy while baby-sitting him. >> pam: authorities say they later found evidence of child pornography on his cell-phone and computers. >> pam: a big decision today on a cross. at the september- 11th memorial in new york city. an appeals court ruled that the cross, made from the rubble at ground zero, can stay in place. calling it a symbol of hope. >> pam: the three judge panel said, it does not discriminate against a group of atheists who sued to have it removed. >> pam: first responders built the 17-foot cross from steel beams. which were part of the world trade center's north tower. >> pam: still ahead. >> pam: hundreds of thousands told to flee gaza, as the fierce fighting

continues between israel and hamas. the latest on a very volitile situation, next. and chaos on venice beach after a rare lightning storm turns deadly. >> pam: hear from witnesses who explained the horror. we'll be right back

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>> reporter:israel and hamas trading charges today over who's to blame for killing eight children as they celebrated the end of the holy month of ramadan. >> reporter:the hospital emergency room where the injured were taken was also bombed after saturday's brief cease=fire abandoned by both sides. >> reporter:palestinian television showed images of the emergency room in the damaged hospital. hamas says israeli air strikes were to blame. israel says it was a failed hamas rocket launch. the u=n secretary general says it's time to stop what he calls >>the endless cycles of senseless suffering >> reporter:flares and artillery fire: there is little chance for sleep in

gaza city. one of the world's most crowded urban areas may be about to get a new flood of refugees. >> reporter:israel has delivered phone and text messages telling 400=thousand residents of northern gaza to move out. >> reporter:those who stay will be considered combatants. after three weeks of fighting: more than 1=thousand palestinians are dead, as many as 8=hundred of them civilians. >> reporter:five israeli soldiers died today, bringing the toll to 46 on that side. prime minister benjamin netanyahu went on television to tell israelis no war is more just than this one. >> reporter:he called hamas a cruel enemy willing to sacrifice the lives of palestinian civilians. and warned that they israeli military is prepared for extended operations. the chief palestinian negotiator says israel's escalation could backfire. >>"what we need is a political solution. military solutions will not produce anything but extremism enlarging the cycle of violence, and counter- violence, and that's the truth in this region."

>> reporter: barack is built into the sea, all quarterly. the rockets fell into the sea >> pam: a frightening scene at venice beach. after a lightning storm kills one man, and injures more than a dozen others. >>"it sounded like a sonic boom. it literally shook the building, shook us on the courts." >> reporter:emergency crews treated at least 13 patients at theofficials say all of them were either in or near the water. >>"all of a sudden three was a big flash of light and a boom and it felt like someone punched me in the back of the head like right here and it went down the whole side of my right body and my calves sort of locked up and i fell over and i looked up and everybody else had fallen over." >> pam: on catalina island a 57-year-old man was hit by lightning on a golf course and was hospitalized in stable condition.

>> pam: the lightning strikes occurred as a fierce but brief thunderstorm hit the island, causing minor flooding and setting two small fires. >> pam: tonight. shadow cliff beaches remain closed due to high levels of e- coli. the east bay regional park district closed the south beach. on wednesday. officials say, the levels are getting better, but it is still closed. >> pam: they say they hope to have it reopened later this week. >> pam: lake temescal in oakland also remains closed until further notice, because of a blue- green algae that has taken over. >> pam: officials say, this particular bloom can be harmful to humans. scientists are not sure what caused the algae to become toxic, but some believe, the drought may have something to do with it. >> pam: we are told the algae is finally starting to dissipate. more tests are planned for wednesday. >> pam: >> jacqueline: you can see the cloud starting to move up in to the bay area also

seen thundershowers over the sierra and the like most will miss us to the east. most of the mosher is in that location at this hour. moisture. cloudy skies tonight but not picking up any showers. i think the best chance will be between 6:00 in the morning at 11:00 in the morning. futurecast has been picking it up into the afternoon but what cloud coverage and more sunshine as well. temperatures out the door but pretty mild and the '60s. and to the afternoon and another warm day. eighties and the north and south bay. we will begin to receive relief from the heat. i will tell you more

>> pam: a heartbreaking end to a family outing. >> catherine: a georgia man is dead and his 9-year-old daughter still in critical condition tonight. after they were hit by a small plane making an emergency landing on a florida beach. it turns out the man was an army sgt. who was celebrating his 9th wedding anniversary. >> catherine: "the last thing you expect is a plane coming down and hitting someone. that just doesn't happen." >>this teenager says that even though he took these photos -- the tragedy on the beach still doesn't seem real. >> catherine: around 3 pm sunday - the pilot of this 1972 piper cherokee radioed in that his plane couldn't make it back to the airport -- and he'd try to land on a nearby beach. >>"and that's exactly what he did. etc" >> catherine: but a family happened to be walking on the beach just as the plane came down. hitting and killing the father - 36-year-old ommy irizarry, and badly injuring his 9-year-old daughter. ommy had been celebrating a wedding anniversary - and was surrounded by friends and family.

>> catherine: his wife of 9 years - saw the crash happen. so did ommy's mother -- who suffered an apparent heart attack. an early theory -- the plane had somehow lost power. >>".maybe didn't hear it coming.was quiet." >> catherine: video from the scene shows the plane on the sand - just feet away from the ocean. its nose pointed down. it lost a wheel and smashed a propeller. >> catherine: it's not clear yet whether the family was hit by debris - or the plane itself. >> catherine: the little girl who was injured has a head injury.it's not clear yet whether she'll survive. >> pam: congressional leaders have reached a deal to reform the veterans administration health system. thank u day fo fendg oucouny. thk yofor yo se and ank u for ur bvery

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>> pam: washington insiders say, lawmakers agreed on a 17-billion dollar deal, that would get vets to the doctor more quickly, hire more medical staff and add dozens of new facilities. >> pam: the v-a has been rocked by reports of delays in care for veterans at its medical facilities. today's deal comes just days before congress is scheduled to leave on its august recess. >> pam: the measure still needs to be approved by both the full house and senate. >> pam: an american doctor trying to quell the ebola outbreak in liberia is now infected with the virus. >> pam: that's according to his employer, samaritan's purse. >> pam: the christian humanitarian organization provided this photo of doctor kent brantly. he is undergoing treatment at an isolation center. the 33-year-old doctor had been treating ebola patients and started feeling ill last week. >> pam: his infection was

confirmed saturday. samaritan purse says brantly has been in liberia since last october. health officials say the current ebola outbreak, centered in west africa, is the deadliest ever. >> pam: as of july 20, nearly 11-hundred people in guinea, sierra leone and liberia are thought to have been infected. >> pam: u.s. officials are monitoring the outbreak and africa. >> pam: coming up at 5:30. >> pam: almost 4 years after a pg&e pipeline rupture sent this san bruno neighborhood ablaze, killing 8 people this san bruno neighborhood ablaze, killing 8 people anbalingnts n beoughmes, and ustring. but w, tre's betr wa introducinthe rst-er raidefen sysm. it attacks theugs u se ntro theugsyou n't e...

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: city of san bruno is public utilities commission. >> pam: that's the agency that is designed to be the public's impartial watchdog. the city claims the p-u-c actually has a cozy relationship with pacific gas and electric. the utility responsible for

the fiery disaster. >> pam: now as kron 4's dan kerman reports, the city is calling for sanctions, investigations and the removal of the head of the puc. >> reporter: this is the neighborhood that went up in flames. could the relationship be an issue. and now they are demanding action >> reporter: is the state puc that will give term in defiance against pg in each. as it resolved communication between the two agencies need to be kept at a minimum. >> there will be no contact during proceedings. that communication is ongoing and

regular and very familiar. >> reporter: saying that king g e will influence the puc and the puc is typically providing pg and he insights, but that of dates and advice. >> complaining inappropriate way about the request for document production. the whole thing is honestly shocking and disgusting. >> reporter: now like them to be removed as president and removed for all future discussions and decisions as it relates to the san bruno explosion. resignation of pg and key employees that were

involved in these communications as well. pg s&p expects bids employees to follow the rules. >> if anyone foch short of those standards we will take action. >> reporter: we will evaluate the motions to be filed by the city of san bruno. now we can also tell you that the city of san bruno is a demanding a state and federal investigation. no word from the office would also tell you that they are calling for an independent monitor to monitor over both relationships. no one no word on if that will happen.

(cheers & applause) >> reporter: showing us the news here on their phones. moran and college is a vocational school in san francisco, san jose and hayward. most rooms are downright angry that they are closing. >> i am angry. like, who does that? >> they did not give us a chance to look for another school. just a waste of time. >> reporter: ranging from 17 to $20,000 per year students are now working to get reimbursed in federal loans are likely to be forgiven.

>> pam: seven east bay cities along with the east bay municipal utility district have reached an agreement with federal regulators to prevent sewage overflows and spills into the san francisco bay. >> pam: the clean water agreement calls for updating aging sewer infrastructure. oakland. albany. alameda. berkeley. emeryville. piedmont. and parts of kensington and el cerrito are involved in the agreement. >> pam: it resolves a 2009 lawsuit filed against east bay agencies. to prevent spills into the bay. and local overflows. >> pam: all lanes of interstate have reopened following a big rig crash this morning. the crash happened around 2 a-m near greenville road. >> pam: officials say the truck was carrying 45- thousand pounds of bananas and other fruit. multiple lanes of the highway were blocked as crews transferred fruit from the big-rig to another vehicle. >> pam: two left lanes reopened shortly before 10 a-m. the truck's driver was not injured in the crash.

>> pam: a downed power line closed part of highway 85 in cupertino this morning. the highway was closed around 6 a-m at homestead road as crews worked to remove power lines. california highway patrol officials say a power pole caught on fire. causing the power lines to go down. >> pam: the installation of a new traffic light at a deadly intersection in san francisco was finally completed this afternoon. >> pam: this crosswalk on yorba and sunset streets is notoriously dangerous. a total of 44-pedestrians were hit on that busy street between 2005 and 20-11. and in recent months.one person was killed and two others injured. >> pam: city officials say. this new traffic signal is a step in the right direction toward ending traffic accidents in san francisco. >> reporter: district has been a tragedy that we had hoped not to have happened. for the two others that have been placed we want a

comprehensive approach. >> pam: and $5 million bond that will be on the ballot of november of this year. it would not raise property taxes and will make sure the streets of san francisco are more safe. >> jacqueline: not as hot as yesterday but pretty warm. to 97 in antioch, 95 and caught court and livermore. and the south bay it was a east to his after them. 80 degree temperatures this afternoon creek was much more comfortable temperatures ranging in the '60s. if look downside at the golden gate bridge this afternoon there's low cloud coverage. out there tonight you concede pretty intact as the coastal waters. we also

have other clout with high cloud covers due to the moisture that high tropical moisture. edging up the east bay and the south bay right now. showers have stayed out of the bay area but we could see if the thunderstorm showers at the south bay and east bay during the evening hours and into tomorrow morning what kind of lighting will we come up in just a bid >> pam: a bill introduced to the u.s. house of representatives today could make make some strains of marijuana legal across the whole country.

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>> catherine: this - as polls continue to show that more people support legalizing medical marijuana,.and 23 states including california, allow its use, with various restrictions. >> catherine: but while states are relenting -- federal law has remained the same -- marijuana is illegal to grow or use for any reason. >> catherine: the new bill would change that -- allowing federal law to allow plants with an extremely low percentage of the chemical that makes users high. >> catherine: passing the bill would also allow more research into cannabis oil -- to better >> pam: three different acting governors are filling in for governor jerry brown this week. >> pam: brown left yesterday to lead a trade mission to mexico. currently. leutenant governor gavin newsom is stepping in as governor until tomorrow. >> pam: then. senate president pro tem darrell steinberg will be acting governor until wednesday. finally. assembly speaker toni atkins will be in charge for about nine hours

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>> pam: local officials have reported road closures and flooding dangers. the tornado was on the ground for about 2 mi. and no major injuries have been reported. caught on camera a small turtle has been seen in connecticut. still, the tornado damaged several trees and trailer and a

couple of homes. it also knocked out power and no injuries reported there. >> jacqueline: it was 97 degrees and antioch, 95 and concord and 93 in pleasanton. 86 and san rafael and 83 in nassau. as look at life live and acting because we have high cloud coverage. starting to string end. starting to strain end. we could get clipped by some of this tonight and tomorrow may lee, we are seeing showers come over the sierra and central valley. as we will continue to receive tomorrow. stain to the east of us as we approach the

next couple of days. showers over the sierra was spotty thunderstorms. but not a whole lot of lightning. since the couple of spots here. just north. the clouds coming into the bay area from the south past midnight. futurecast is not leaving anything out of the way as in regards to train. 6:00 to 11:00 in the morning possible rains and cloud coverage. similar to what we saw today with the high cloud coverage. another warm day. and the south bay still in the '80s, but the upper 80s street inland valleys were running into the 90 degree temperatures tomorrow. 70's inside the bay. and the north bay we

will see widespread 80 degree temperatures accurate >> jacqueline: still pretty warm and same thing goes for wednesday with a slight chance of rain. it will cool down as we head into the end of the work week and the weekend. >> catherine: it's a battle pitting the nation's airlines against their passengers -- and the first round has gone to the industry. today the house has approved a bi-partisan bill to allow airlines >> catherine: to emphasize the 'base price' of their airfares. that's before taxes and fees are added. >> catherine: consumer groups hate the idea -- and say that advertising the pre-tax fare is misleading. airlines argue that including all those costs in the ads hurts business. so far -- there's no senate version of the bill. >> catherine: the government is proposing a big fine against southwest airlines. southwest could face 12- million dollars in civil fines for three separate safety cases. >> catherine: the airline is accused of not properly

epairs to its 737's. >> catherine: and of returning some planes to service when they were not in compliance with regulations. southwest has 30 days to reply. >> catherine: the proposed fine is the second biggest ever suggested by the f-a-a. >> reporter: the market is not a reacting too crazy to that? >> the dollar tree by family dollar. a 10% stake stating that something needs to happen we need to sell the impact company. with a 10% premium for me and you it does not mean that much. they kind of all blend together. >> you get a birthday card

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(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a pair of wildfires burning in the sierra. already charring thousands of acres and forcing hundreds of evacuations. fire fighters are facing hot >> pam: dry conditions as these blazes continue to grow. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in the newsroom with details. charles. >> reporter:well, together, both of these fires have burned more than six thousands acres since last friday. the largest fire.. the sand fire... is burning in amador county, near the town of plymouth.. let's take a look at some video from over the weekend. >> reporter:this wildfire has destroyed 13 homes and one person has been injured. so far, thirty -eight- hundred acres have been burned here. and crews have this blaze sixty- five percent contained. they are hoping for full containement by later this week. >> reporter:the other big fire that started over the weekend. is near yosemite

national park. this wildfire is burning just to the north of highway one-forty, near the town of el portal. it's actually burning inside yosemite and in the stanislaus national forest. twenty-six hundred acres have been charred and fire crews have this blaze just 5 percent contained. so far, 1 structure has been lost and crews are working to protect dozens of other homes. also, big oak flat road between groveland and yosemite has been shutdown. the national park service says that yosemite is still open, but visitors will have to use highway one-forty to get into and out of the yosemite valley. . >> reporter:finally, cal fire is saying that the sand fire near plymouth was started when a car drove into some dry grass and the exact cause of the yosemite fire is still under investigation. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: among the nearly two- thousand firefighters battling 'the sand fire'. are at least 35 from the bay area. >> pam: in the past 48 hours, two strike teams got orders to head for amador county. the first is comprised of three engines and 18 firefighters. they left on saturday. >> pam: then on sunday, a

2nd team of 14- firefighters from cal fire units in san mateo county and santa cruz county. also hit the road. and are now on the lines. meanwhile, the chief says, reserve units are being called in to take their place. >> we have set out quite a few engines and equipment. we have reserved in just to maintain our initial capabilities. >> pam: at the same time, the chief says, the thunderstorm activity moving through california. has raised concerns about wildfires sparked by lightning. he says. a spark from a lightning strike can lay undetected, smoldering for days. before finally erupting into a wildfire. >> jacqueline: we do have the threat of thunderstorms locally and the bay area. we have not see any showers

just yet but we have the cn line make it to the ground. as we look down to the monterey county reduce the showers pop opera it is moving past the south bay and east bay later on this evening and into tomorrow morning. more of this activity coming up and looks like lots of it will stay to the east. and that is where we had the threat. lightning strikes will remain in the cn route location. sierra. yet another blow for l-a >> jacqueline: clippers owner donald >> jacqueline: we will have more on the thunderstorm's coming up in a little bit later in the hour.

>> reporter: yet another blow for l eight clippers owner donald sterlingtoday a judge ruled against sterling.paving the way for the two billion dollar sale of the team. judge michael levanas sided with sterling's estranged wife. shelly sterling had negotiated the deal with former microsoft c-e-o steve ballmer. >> reporter:the court approval was necessary after donald sterling vowed to fight the sale of the team.shortly after shelly took control of the family trust.and two doctors diagnosed donald with alzheimers disease. >> reporter:donald and his legal team argued the 80- year-old billionaire was mis-diagnosed. sterling's world quickly unraveled in april. when rascist comments he made to his then alleged mistress.v- stiviano.were recorded and made public. >> reporter:within days.the nba acted swiftly.banning sterling for life.and fining him millions of dollars. sterling has promised to fight the nba until his death. a lawyer by trade, sterling is expected to appeal the decision and continue efforts to stop the sale.

>> pam: a 9-1-1 call regarding a rifle lying in the street leads to an officer involved shooting in antioch the incident occurred this morning on folsom drive. antioch police say the unidentified man was shot while officers attempted to detain him. a witness tells kron4 the man was unarmed >> ".14-shots" >> reporter: >> pam: the man was airlifted to a local hospital. his condition is unknown. antioch police will work in cooperation with the contra consta county d.a.'s office who is also investigating this shooting. >> pam: all lanes of interstate - 580 in livermore have reopened following a big rig crash this morning. the crash happened around 2 a-m near greenville road. officials say the truck was carrying 45-thousand pounds of bananas and other fruit.

>> pam: multiple lanes of the highway were blocked as crews transferred fruit from the big-rig to another vehicle. >> pam: two left lanes reopened shortly before 10 a-m. the truck's driver was not injured in the crash. >> pam: a downed power line closed part of highway- 85 in cupertino this morning. the highway was closed around 6 a-m. at homestead road, as crews worked to remove power lines. california highway patrol officials say, a power pole caught on fire. causing the power lines to go down. >> pam: the installation of a new traffic light at a deadly intersection in san francisco was finally completed this afternoon. the crosswalk on yorba and sunset streets in san francisco is notoriously dangerous. >> pam: a total of 44- pedestrians were hit on that busy street between 2005 and 20-11. and in recent months.one person was killed and two others injured. city officials say. this new traffic signal is a step in the right direction toward ending traffic accidents in

san francisco. >> here and eurobonds st it has been a tragedy that we have hoped not to have happened. so we are not just stopping today at this important traffic signal for the two others that will have them placed in the next few years we want a comprehensive approach to it. >> pam: that long- term approach the mayor is refering to. is a $500- million dollar bond that will be on the november 2014 ballot. >> pam: he says.it won't raise property taxes and will make sure that the streets of san francisco are more safe for everyone. >> pam: how it all ended as police led in on a notorious

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>> catherine: a notorious sex also suspect got into a shootout with police in new york city today.

charles moz-deere was wanted in a california case and had just been profiled on a c-n- n program. a tip led police to new york's west village today.where the shootout left moz-deere dead. >> catherine: and two federal marshalls and a police officer wounded. but new york's police commissioner and mayor say this would have been a far more tragic story if not for the protective vests worn by the officers. >> as you can see there was an entrance just to the left of the front of the best. we have recovered where it cap from penetrating in front of the best that >> catherine: the police detective who was shot was also hit in the stomach, in an area not covered by the vest - but he's expected to survive.as are the injured marshalls. moz-deere had skipped arraignment in a san diego

court on child sexual assault charges. he was accused of abusing a young boy while baby-sitting him. >> pam: a big decision today on a cross at the september 11th memorial in new york city. an appeals court ruled that the cross, made from the rubble at ground zero can stay, calling it a symbol of hope. >> pam: the three judge panel said it does not discriminate against a group of atheists who sued to have it removed. >> pam: first responders built the 17-foot cross from steel beams that were part of the world trade center's north tower. >> pam: still ahead this city of bruno criticizing the state agency that investigated this gas explosion. the problem is about relationships. we will explain. and brennan college the closing holliston's are handling it after the break

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surprised. >> reporter: and closes for good. students showed us the bad >> reporter:signs were also posted. bryman is a vocational school.with campuses in san francisco, san jose, hayward and los angeles. caught off guard when they learned the news.and most were angry. >> jacqueline: as we take a look at the san mateo cameras shut it looks pretty clear from here. we are seeing some high cloud coverage starting to make its way. is 94 degrees with and 82 in livermore and 81 and nab pot and 77 in sunnyvale. satellite ryder picture shows high cloud coverage and the bay area now. a few showers at monterey county. and south bay. most of the showers have stayed up near the

central valley in the sierra. that's where bulk of the activity will remain. i looked like over the coastal waters will be the great chance to get thunderstorms and tomorrow morning clouds rolling in tonight and will sing muggy. it will stay hot to stay in school at the end of the work week. the cause increasing past 10:00 practically bay area wide with futurecast not picking up in the shower stall. it was the if you isolated thunderstorms. at 6:00 tomorrow morning in to the 11:00 that is the best chance to see some of these thunderstorms. temperatures tomorrow in the 80s and low

90s in certain spots. 87 and cupertino, 89 in los gatos. 90 in danville and 95 in antioch. 92 in walnut creek and 70's for the east bay shoreline. eighties and the north bay as well. the extended forecast which chance of thunderstorms. >> catherine: in the mideast tonight hamas and israel are blaming each other for the children and other civilians killed on a playground and in a hospital. >> catherine: both sides chose to resume their war after a day-long cease fire on saturday. >>blam! >> catherine: israel's new focus is destroying the extensive tunnel network created by hamas.

>> catherine: they are immune to air strikes israeli forces use earthmoving equipment to dig for them along the border this one was more than one mile long, and 45 feet underground. >> catherine: tonight, flares and artillery fire are falling on gaza city. >>increasing the pressure on this terrorist organization that will be pursued. >> catherine: prime minister benjamin netanyahu went on television to tell israelis no war is more just than this one. he called hamas a cruel enemy willing to sacrifice the lives of palestinian civilians. >> catherine: and warned that they israeli military is prepared for extended operations. >> catherine: after the the u-n security council called for an immediate humanitarian truce. israel's u-n ambassador had this reply: >>"it's very simple. if it's going to be quiet in israel, it's going to be quiet in gaza. the equation is simple." >> catherine: secretary of state john kerry says the u- s is continuing work on a *humanitarian cease-fire. after that he said both sides could work on a

*sustainable cease-fire. >>"that is the only way ultimately this conflict will be resolved." >> catherine: @ least three- quarters of them were children. >> pam: a trip to the 'bank of the west' in stockton ended tragically for a mother of two. nearly 15-hundred people showed up to say a final her funeral today.

>> catherine: in a fight

between the nations to airlines and their passengers wrong one goes to the airline industry today the house has approved a bipartisan bill to allow airlines to emphasize the base price of their air fares that the spot for taxes and fees. consumer groups are fighting the idea seemed that advertising the pretext there is misleading. airlines argued that including all those costs her business and heights from the consumer the extra costs imposed by the government. it is not clear how this will play out. so far there is no senate version of this bill. >> catherine: the government is proposing a big find against southwest airlines sockless could face $12 million in civil fines for three separate safety cases. the airline is accused of not properly making repairs to its 737. and of returning some planes to service when

they were not in compliance with regulations. southwest has 30 days to reply. the proposed fine is the second- biggest ever suggested by the f 88. >> pam: still ahead tonight the wildfire burning near yosemite. the latest on the place to keep it from burning creek and spreading. stanley roberts ran into a motorcycle but was that the size to behave badly. >> jacqueline: i will tell you when you could expect possible thunderstorms coming up.

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accident happened and rose in the area are loup are closed. after a 15 year old was hit by police are asking people to avoid the area you are looking at their reels from the scene with our abc partnership with abc news. it's close to murder a run eight to 9:00 tonight >> reporter: burning more than 2,600 a.. working with a 6 percent containment and one structure has been lost. other homes have been threatened. try to protect those structures but at this point highway 140 remains open to get in and

out of the yosemite national park. but old flat rolled has been shut down on a fear that it could move forward to the north. charles clifford >> reporter: keeping tax on a couple of strike team sent off to the sierra. one strike team comprised of firefighters quickly followed by a second strike team. the chiefs says the couple of reserve engine has been sent off to take the place of those in the sierra. passing thunderstorms in lighting is also a threat. rob fladeboe >> reporter: investigators say antioch police recalled to wholesome drive and came

in contact with an unidentified man. for some reason decided to detain him when the shooting occurred. the man was on target during the confrontation with police. >> did not see him with any weapons but they all had their m-16 out pointed at him. >> reporter: exploding in flames in 2010 when ap g e pipeline ruptured. the relationship between p g and t and its regulator is a way to posy current bid are demanding action. the city of san bruno has received several females over the last three years was shows t g at t tried to influence its regulator. providing insights, updates and advice. the city of san bruno will let the state and

federal investigation sanctions over pg and eat. san bruno kron4's >> reporter: brian men's college has shut down today with a note posted on the door informing students. the schools filed for chapter 11 in bankruptcy protection earlier this month and about 300 students attended here and it is unclear if their credits will transfer. the justine waldman kron 4 news sh >> jacqueline: making its way up the south east and coming into central california and into the bay area. a few showers into monterey county moving up toward the bay area tonight with a threat of storms

tomorrow morning from 6:00 in the morning to 11:00 in the morning. we have not seen a lot of lightning strikes but will change tomorrow morning a little monkey as well. futures forecast is not picking up a shower but that could change patrick we will have high cloud coverage and it will be on the one side as well. high clouds covered for the next couple of days and is still hot and land. inland. cooler temperatures especially in light as we get into the weekend. (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> reporter: if you hang up

here at the golden gate bridge and severance is all wrong and now there are if you think you may not expect to secret like this motorcycle missing its exit and going down the wrong way instead. normally that will in teetered but except, he ran 50 yds across two lanes of traffic to ask why am i still in him. filming >> reporter: apparently he did not like my answer. >> reporter: go back to where you are police. go back to where you are. >> reporter: and does not matter where it that you do not know me. >> do not stick your camera in my face. do not stick your camera in my face. yes because you are sticking

your camera in my face. >> it is rude to stick your camera in my face it is very rude. >> reporter: i would but it may be kind of part. hard. >> reporter: the golden gate bridge patrol caught up with him and returned the patrol the driver was issued a ticket for >> you have no insurance. driving on a suspended license and going down the road to exit. >> reporter: moral of this story if you are already writing thirty bin you may be the son to follow the rules of the road. but wait, you are already writing a dirty trick sole you

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reaction when this small sand tunnel collapses on a toddler. >> reporter: digging large said tunnels can quickly turn dangerous. estimated two dozen young people have died in regards to collapse of san the tunnels over the last decade. showing how quickly a sad, can turn into a sand trap. >> are looking with more san continuing to evolve into the hole. >> reporter: with california teas dropped 6 ft. under went 8 san tunnel collapsed.

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claimed his wife receive tam in regards to the medical exam. and has vowed to fight the nba until death. if the goals father was split two- thirds of the clippers that would be vigilant the sold but not sterling likes to fight and at age 83 he will fight the nba until his death. >> reporter: oakland center field gentry broke his right hand. yesterday win over the rangers he goes to the disabled list. the r. b. i revealed a fracture on the back of his hand.

>> gary: the giants, they went into a buzz saw this is wild stuff, very wild wild stuff. at the plate with the hound doing what they do in minor league ball. getting over. now the giants and the dodgers. they went and picked it went into the serious and now back at the dodgers with a game and a half. in 19 home since july 9th. last night on the kron saturday night sports shown jason gave their thoughts on what happened to the giants with three games at three losses out of first place.

>> dodgers came and and did what they had to do. we talked about this at the all-star break what they needed to do and that was to find a way to beat the dodgers. you cannot mess around with those guys. i have a closer and reliever and pitchers. they are young and up and coming and these guys can play cree >> gary: every sunday night with a big rat hunt. wrap up >> gary: here we are training for the world cup. 19 players working out 12, will be a part of the united states entry. love has backed out in the last two games and does not want to get injured. here is curry

on training camp. >> half hour of competing that is the best so far that we are all trying to make the team to see how we can play together. >> gary: take a peek here. courtney racing against her father. legendary john force. there they go she breaks the tie with her sister. what is good for her career. the male driver, out ran her 54 year old dad. 4.2 seconds into hundred nine d 6 mi. per hour. prig this stuff when you compete against your father. >> gary: i can't remember

i'm not sure if you remember about the dysfunctional forced family. when they came to crocker it the whole theme of the family is that they were getting divorced, with a younger while men, bochy team on heart. there were very nice but all supposedly the husband? >> gary: i said was all of that for show? riyadh >> pam: reality tv. >> gary: anyway, all for show. >> gary: when they get behind the wheel bay are dynamite.

>> video >> gary: peyton went to college that is their fight song. he is dancing. >> gary: mandel, jersey is selling for record largest amount ever paid for college football jersey creek johnny mann sale, sweat and all. about $100,000. autographed and the back. with heisman. it is on-line the chicken smell johnny. if you purchase that jersey for $100,000. with the recent purchase of his grandmother conversion then

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