now morning fog, back in the forecast as we head into early next week and with that said we are going to cool things down. so more details on that coming up in a moment. quickly looking at the bridges around the bay area, we are not looking at any hot spots. let's start off with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, the westbound trip looking good, the meter lights are off. san mateo bridge, drive times 12 to 15 minutes. golden gate bridge looking good despite fog. pockets of fog for trips into san francisco. but if you're headed to the richland bridge, things are clear, especially on the east side. 4:04, the latest happening right now, we are expected to get the verdict in the murder trial of oscar pistoruius. he is accused of killing his girlfriend last year. he could

be sentenced to life in prison. if he is not guilty, he could face a lesser charge. there is a murder out of south africa the judge may be leading toward thinking premeditated murder has not been proven. a vicious fight caught on camera at an antioch middle school. a mother is demanding answers and charges. the video was posted on social immediate y it's a story you will only though on kron4. >> reporter: this antioch mere, it's a video that's hard to stomach. >> it hurts just to see all the girls, and the one that's wearing the red shoes, something in her face. i cannot imagine the pain and the scars that this girl is going to have in her life. this is brutal. and something has to be done. >> carmen first called us about the fight video that was posted

by a student on instagram. >> it's a concern because kids they need to be safe. >> so we followed up and met with the principal of the dallas ranch middle school and said the fighters have been disciplined. >> we have kids that made some poor decisions. we did respond to the altercation between the students. we followed district policy and education code in assigning the appropriate discipline to them. and then we also due to the trouble, we contacted antioch police department for assistance from them. >> reporter: according to the school principal there have been six fights on campus since the start of the school year, nothing rising to the level of the one that showed up on the internet. >> when there's altercations like this, everyone whips their cell phones out, we grabbed the cell phones in trying to prevent this type of video getting out because it does lead to cyber bullying. >> cyber bullying had that is

carmen's daughter on edge. >> she is scared, nervous, she wants to be in a different school. >> reporter: in antioch, kron4 news. in the ray rice scandal new developments, the nfl is looking into a report from the associated press about a law enforcement official who says he sent the complete video of ray rice punching his then fiancee to the lead five months ago. the nfl says it didn't seat video until monday when rice was suspended indefinitely. league officials say they have no knowledge of anyone receiving a copy of that infamous tape. in a memo the commissioner maintained he asked for that tape multiple times during the investigation and here's what he had to say to reporters. >> we're trying to do the right thing at all times. when we make a mistake, we're honest about it and we're open about it and say we're going to work to do better. we worked two weeks ago, we improved our policies in this area and we have more work to do.

we're going to keep listening and learning and making sure that we're doing the right thing for all our families. >> rice has been charged with felony aggravated assault but in may he was accepted into a pretrial intervention program that allowed him to avoid jail time. that program could lead to the charge being purged from his record. we'll take a break, it is 4:08. coming up a young napa teen looking at life with a new perspective as he recovers from serious injuries from the south napa quake. destroying isis, president obama authorizing air strikes in syria for the first time along with more strikes in iraq. >> a live look out of new york city this morning as that city and the nation recognizes the 13th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. at 1-800-dentist, we're about one thing.

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authorities have confirmed a death in the napa quake. laurie ann thompson was struck in the head by a falling tv. she didn't go to the hospital until she felt dizzy the next day and her condition got worse. she died on friday. the napa earthquake injured other people, a 13-year-old boy broke his pelvis when a chimney fell on him. nicholas dylan is recovering at home. he said on a morning of the quake he fell fell asleep on a mattress near the chimney. >> everything started shaking really fast. it felt like an eternity for me. it opens up your eyes. you could die. and knowing i had all these opportunities. i feel really bad. while recovery will be a slow one. nick is a associating player and determined to get

back on the soccer field with a new outlook on life. we'll take a quick break. it is 4:12. we'll be back with more in a minute.

it is 4:14. let's head over to the weather center where erica is keeping an eye on the holt forecast today. >> that's right. it will continue to heat up today. today will be a touch warmer than yesterday. lots of sunshine, but boy, in the east bay and south bay, it was hot. we are starting things off warmer than 24 hours ago. oakland currently 61 degrees, 63 in livermore. we do have minimal fog. the fog we see however is a little thicker this morning and drizzle in san francisco. all of this will quickly burn off. we have a strong ridge of high pressure over the region and that will allow for temperatures to warm to above where we should be for this time of year. focusing on the south bay, a lot of 80s and 90s out there. san jose 91, and plenty of 90ess in the

east bay, temperatures will be in the 80s very toasty along the east bay shoreline. very little evidence of a sea breeze today. we will climb to 70 for ocean beach. it may be the day to get outside if you can. low 80s in downtown san francisco. napa 92 degrees. we will continue with the heat wave as we head into tomorrow. tomorrow will be the hottest day of the next seven. temperatures will back off as we head into the weekend but temperatures below average as we fall through fog on monday. temperatures will cool down, enjoyable conditions for everyone upper 80s in land and mid-70s bay side and upper 60s for the coast. more details on the evolving roller coaster forecast in ten minutes. right now let's check the roads on the bay area, a fatal accident at southbound 280 at page mill road. all lanes are open now. the bay bridge toll plaza, a handful of cars making

that westbound trip. doesn't matter which approach you're coming from traffic moves well into san francisco. san mateo bridge looking good. taillights toward foster city. a live look at the golden gate shows we are dealing with heavy fog, with no incidents as you workout of marin county. other bridges are good with cash or fast pass. green on roadway sensors for highway 24 and westbound 80 approaching mack arthur maze. our objective is clear, we will degrade and ultimately destroyed isil. >> president obama says the u.s. will expand it's offensive against islamic state militants. in a prime time address to the nation the president authorized military air strikes in syria. >> we will hunt down terrorists who threaten our country wherever they are. that means i will not hesitate to take action

against isil ensear yeah accounts iraq. >> the president's plan includes targeted air strikes in syria, addressing urgency by breaking down the organization's influence. >> our own safety own our own security depends on our willingness to uphold the values we stand for. >> reporter: the president was careful to say this military strategy would be unlike war vthnt$4btghy5.n he announced he would send 475 additional service members to train security forces and provide intelligence but he insists they will not be on a combat mission. >> this counter terrorism campaign will be waged through a steady relentless effort to take out isil wherever they exist using our air power and support of our partner forces on the ground. >> isis controls large portions of iraq and syria, and trying to create an islamic state, they have left a trail of brutal,

slaughtering men, women and children and two u.s. journalists. the president is ready to take the fight to them. >> congressional republicans and democrats reacted to the president's speech last night we heard from house speaker john boehner. he said the speech is not the main thing of the strategy. he added the president present add compelling says but he says questions remain on how the president intends to act. >> nancy pelosi mirrored what president obama talked about saying the u.s. will lead a comprehensive counter terrorist strategy to dismantle the isis threat. a driver hitting a group of special needs students in san mateo. five people are recovering from that crash around 10:30 yesterday morning. a black acura on westbound hillside avenue jumped the sidewalk hitting a student teacher and three special needs students from hillsdale high school. a witness describes what happens. >> the car jumped the sidewalk,

hit her, hit another kid, hit the post, hit another kid like everywhere. i start wondering if two people were going to die. they were dropping blood from the mouth like a river, man. couldn't stop the blood. >> this is video from our helicopter partnership with ab c7 news. we spoke with a parent. >> she's in surgery, she broke both of her legs but she is doing okay. she is staying strong. she's a really strong girl i know she'll power through. >> police say all those involved are in stable condition, none of them have life threatening injuries. theres illness that's terrifying parents across much of the u.s. a spreading and getting closer to california. 12 states are reporting cases, half have confirmed cases of the resailness. now it's making

it's way west in utah. most at risk are young children and kids under the age of five who have asthma, they are especially vulnerable. you might confuse enterovirus symptoms with the common cold. the enterovirus causes more symptoms, in addition to do you having and store throat, patients will experience fever and body aches and wheezing. the virus is spread person to person through bodily fluids including coughs, sneezes and sharing cups. >> coming up on kron4 news, a new law that affects millions of californians who don't get paid sick leave. we have the toll plaza camera west 480 moving without issue this morning. back with more news in a moment.

4:23 is the time. a big deal for california workers. the governor signing a bill

providing millions of employees up to three mandatory paid sick days each year. supporters say as many as six and a half million workers including temporary and part-time employees will benefit from the law which is effective next july. the governor says the law is the least we can do with growing income gap dividing america. critics say the law could drive jobs out of california, the legislation makes california the second state in the nation to require paid sick leave. connecticut was the first. one of the world's wealthiest couples is pledging $50 million to fight the ebola outbreak in west africa. the bill and melinda gates foundation made the announcement yesterday. the couple has donated much of their fortune particularly in poor countries. the u.s. announced it is sending an additional $10 million to fight ebola on top of the $100 million it's already sent. there are conflicting reports this morning into the

procedure that led to joan rivers death. the new york daily news reporting the clinic where rivers suffered cardiac arrest made an unplanned decision to perform a vocal cord biopsy. the report says this caused the comedian to stop breathing. that manhattan clinic is disputing the report. joan rivers died last thursday at the age of 81. federal laws limit what providers can make public about their patients. toronto mayor rod ford is suffering from a tumor and is in the hospital. doctors don't know yet if the tumor is malignant. health officials say ford has been suffering from stomach pains for several months and have gotten worse. the mayor acknowledged last year using crack cocaine in a drunken stupor. he finished rehab in june and had returned to work. an entertainment news, britney spears might pop up on a dating site. shia shows up in court and chris pratt makes waves.

jeremy rothlisberger has these stories in the hollywood minute. >> reporter: attention single guys on kinder, want to meet a millionaire pop star? singer britney spears could pop up soon. during a chat with people magazine she was asked if she's open to joining the dating site. her answer maybe, who knows? possibly. >> jimmy fallon made a profile for her f you're a sweet guy who could make her laugh, you could spruce up your profile pick. >> a guy who used to make us laugh on even stephens, the actor showed up on a different stage, a manhattan court to plead guilty to one counts of disorderly conduct, after a summer melt town on broadway after he allegedly spit on a police officer and yelled profanities. he is getting alcohol abuse treatment for the next three months, provided he finishes the treatment and doesn't get arrested for six months the conviction will be withdrawn. >> chris pratt is the man of the hour, the guardians of the

galaxy star will host the 40th season premiere of saturday night live. the season opens september 27th. i'm jeremy roth. still ahead, remembering 9/11, how the nation is remembering the 13 years since the terrorist attack. >> the mountain lion state official versus been trying to hunt down is dead this morning. we'll tell you how they caught him. here is a live look outside, showing us some fog over the bay, but today will be a particularly hot afternoon. we'll have more on the forecast coming up at 4:30.

coming up on 4:30, here are some of the big stories we're working on. today is the 13th -- today marks the 13th year since the september 11th terror attacks in new york. the names of those killed will be read. in pennsylvania a congressional gold medal will be awarded to those passengers on united flight 93. and the passengers fought the terrorists before the plane crashed. there is an observance ceremony at the pentagon. a judge is expected to read her verdict in oscar pistorius's trial. he has been on trial for the murder of his girlfriend. we're told the verdict could take hours, possibly even all day as the judge reviews testimony and legal arguments. president obama meanwhile says the u.s. will expand it's

offensive against islamic state militants. the president authorized military air strikes in syria, the president vowing to degrade and ultimately destroy the terror group isis. he announced he will send 475 additional service members to help train iraqi security forces and provide intelligence, but he insists they will not be on a combat mission. back here in the bay area we are following our weather and we have more hot temperatures in store this afternoon. in fact hotter than yesterday. good morning erica. >> it's the start of this heat wave, james. we're talking about toasty conditions. if you liked yesterday, you will certainly like today. in fact i think we will be a few degrees warmer. we are starting off with minimal fog out there. temperatures have dropped back down into the upper 50s, low 60s. approaching lunchtime, quick warming, lots of sunshine around the bay area. by 3:00 we'll have warm conditions. very light winds out there, very dry conditions, temperatures range from the mid-70s coast side to the upper 90s inland.

into tomorrow i think we definitely approach the possibility to hit triple digits but for today warm in spots, staying in the upper 90s. we are dealing with a compressed high pressure system, the fog doesn't extend further than san francisco, we are talking about thick fog along the coastline, so definitely keep that in mind with any fog we do see will be quick to burn off. futurecast approaching lunchtime, 12:00, the entire bay area in the 70s and 80s. it's up from there. at 3:00, we will introduce 90s into the forecast. and the delta, the valley, napa and even a lot of locations in the south bay will be approaching mid to upper 90s. a closer look at the numbers, napa 92, fairfield 97. temperatures in the mid 80s alodge the eastern shoreline. downtown san francisco 82 degrees, and upper 08s for red wood city. tomorrow is the hottest day of the next seven.

get the sunscreen and shades out. we will back off a bit as we head into the weaning end. we're still talking about temperatures above where we should be for this time of year before the fog returns and cools things down into early next week. quickly looking at the bridges around the bay area, no hot spots right now. traffic building a little at the bay bridge toll plaza. some cars starting to slow down, that's for cash paying customers. fast track you're already with the meter lights off. here's a live look at the san mateo bridge, traffic moving well in both directions of highway 92. golden gate bridge a little foggy but other than that, problem free into san francisco and last but not list richmond bridge traffic moves well in cash paying and fast track customers into marin county. james. thank you. 4:32 our top story this morning, today marks the 13th year since the 9/11 attacks. it's a day the u.s. will never forget. this is a live look out of new york city where a moment of silence will

be held an the names read aloud of the victims of the attacks in new york, washington, d.c., and pennsylvania. and people across the bay area will be holding 9/11 memorials and commemorations to honor the anniversary. kron4's mike pelton joins us live. >> reporter: i'm here at fire station seven in san francisco's mission district where a remembrance ceremony will take place a little more than two hours from now. it will involve many of the officials from the san francisco fire department and this ceremony has become an annual event. we want to show you the video from the ceremony in year's last. the fire chief and the mayor usually take part. they are expected here today. this is in memory of those who lost their lives on september 11th, 2001, that terror attack began at 5:46 in the morning our type when hijackers crashed american airlines flight into the north tower of the world trade center. when the attack was over 2977

people died, many of those were first responders who died trying to save the lives of others. among the dead of 343 new york city firefighters, 23 new york city police officers and 37 officers from the port authority. firefighters here at station seven in san francisco will remember their lives and all of the first responders who died 13 years ago today. they will read many of their names allowed. here at station seven this is just one of many ceremonies held across the bay area. we put a complete list on kron4.com, that ceremony begins at 6:45 this morning. we'll bring part of that ceremony live later in the newscast. back to you. thank you. also following another big story out east bay where san ramon police have arrested a high school wrestling coach for an inappropriate relationship with a minor. jeff bush explains. >> reporter: san ramon police were tipped off about the relationship and arrested

27-year-old kevin lopez of san ramon at his home on tuesday night. lopez was the wrestling coast at california high school from 2005 until the time of his arrest. he was fired as soon as the district found out about the relationship. >> well, we're obviously really disappointed in the allegations. we expect our employees professionally and personally to act in a way that is responsible and ethical and so this is very disappointing. we're working with the police department and cooperate fully in the investigation. >> was this relationship with a student? >> i can't comment on that. >> what happens next with your wrestling coach? >> actually, he is dismissed of his duties. >> the school district says lopez was the assistant wrestling coach until 2012, that's when he was promoted to head coach. the district says they never saw anything to indicate inappropriate behavior. >> went through all of the process the and procedures of

hiring including full fingerprinting and background checks. >> reporter: lopez is also a youth minister at a local church. he is being held in the county jail on $750,000 bail. i'm jeff bush, in san ramon kron4 news. as we first reported on kron4 wildlife experts shot and killed that mountain lion that was thought to be responsible for attacking a six-year-old boy. tracking dogs an wild live experts picked up the scent near the scene of the attack. that cat was located after a four day search and they found it just 130 yards from the attack site. official says that mountain lion displayed aggressive behavior. >> this particular cat crushed down was aggressive and territorial and appeared to be thinking about jumping on the warden which was very surprising, very unusual. tranquilizer him was not possible, he was 65 feet up, the shot would have killed him, it

was the humane way to put him down. >> the department of fish and wildlife will conduct dna tests to make sure the mountain lion is the one that attacked the boy and they will perform rabies tests. after months from arab american antidiscrimination groups a southern california high school has changed his nickname and logo. they are the my mighty, it has a stoic face, getting rid of the scowling look of the old image. the school abandoned the costume and belly dancing genie that appeared at halftime shows. trapped in the streets, how several drivers in indiana could not get out of their cars overnight. we'll have more on that story. >> a man known for his killer steel teeth, we will have more on the life of richard keel

coming up. >> yesterday t-mobile made a huge announcement that rocked the mobile phone world. i'll tell you what they did that will help you save a lot of money on your phone bill improve signal strength and force the other carriers to follow suit.

t-mobile is changing how customers can use their phones. it could save you a lot of money, improve your signal quality and pressure other carriers to do the same. gabe slate explains the wi-fi calling and texting plan. >> reporter: good morning, t-mobile is rolling out what they call wi-fi unleashed. they are turning all the wi-fi hot spots in the world to extensions of their mobile network. any time someone is in a wi-fi hot spot with a wi-fi enabled t-mobile smart phone they will automatically pick up that wi- fi and use it for free unlimited phone calls and text messages. here is what is good about

this: using wi-fi with the phone can save a lot of money on data plans because when using wi-fi everything is free. this essentially turns any wi-fi hot spot into an extension of the t-mobile cell phone network. this means overall better signal strength. this can pay off big time if there is one place in your life where coverage drops out your basement, office, a friend's house. as long as there is wi-fi presence in that area your phone will get a good signal for calls and text messages. this means free calls and text messages from other countries back to the united states are free as long as you're in a wi-fi hot spot. that's great when traveling abroad. on a grander scale i think this is huge news because it will push other carriers to do the same. the blending of wi-fi with traditional cell phone signals is what we need for the future. it will lower our phone bills and overall give us better signal strength. for

more information on wi-fi unleashed and which t-mobile phones are compatible log on to kron4.com and look for my tech page,. it is 4:42 coming up on the kron4 morning news, a my kron4 story about a dangerous bay area intersection and what's being done to make it safer. here's a live look outside our golden gate bridge camera, showing us heavy going blowing through the gate and obscuring the view the we'll have more on that after the break. stay with us.

4:44 is the time. happening today, he was just 14 years old, today family and friends of rashon williams will remember the teen who was killed in a stabbing at the hands of allegedly another 14-year-old boy. a funeral mass is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. at saint mary's cathedral in san francisco. williams who was a sacred heart prep freshman was killed last week interrogatory

mission district. police have the suspect in custody. while you were sleeping drivers in indiana had a tough time getting around last night. take a look at this. this video showing the streets and what they looked like after heavy rain fell in the indianapolis area. several drivers in fact got stuck in flooded streets. firefighters had to respond to at least seven water rescues overnight. back here in the bay area it's not the rain, it is the heat that we'll be dealing with. good morning erica. >> yeah a little heat wave around here james. we're dealing with mostly clear conditions. we have minimal fog along the coastline. you can see all the twinkling lights as we look from our camera. today is a spare the air day, we will see lots of sunshine, still air, calm conditions, but the heat is up like yesterday. we are talking about similar conditions if not a few degrees warmer. the heat will continue on into tomorrow. i actually think friday will be the hottest day of the week before temperatures back off into the weekend.

temperatures are much warmer than where they should be for this time of year. the satellite and radar few, dry conditions, compressed air, where we are dealing with fog it is thicker this morning. heavy fog in pacifick and half moon bay. any fog will be quick to burn off. no 60s throughout the area, all locations in the 70s if not the 80s. as we fast forward the clock by 3:00 p.m. all the 90s make an appearance. very toasty conditions, mid to upper 90s for the delta, the livermore valley, a few locations in the south bay area 93 degrees, and also in napa valley. the highs expected in your area, 84 in mountainview, santa clara 93. and we'll see warmer weather in the east bay, lots of sunshine, upper 90s in fairfield. 94 in concord, vallejo 88 and 89 in walnut creek. 80s on the east

bay shoreline. a minimal sea breeze, almost nonexistent, low 70s close to the beaches, and low 90s in napa. tomorrow is the hottest day of the week, 90s as we head into the weekend. fog returns to the forecast as we head into early next week and with that said temperatures will cool off. so we'll back things off a bit and more enjoyable and comfortable conditions for just about everyone. upper 80s inland, mid-70s bay side and upper 60s for the coast. following traffic around the bay area, we're not looking at hot spots. a great time to leave your house if you're headed to the bay bridge toll plaza. a small wait in the cash lanes. i checked we don't have any incidents to report. drive time 12 to 13 minutes. so no time whatsoever as you cross the san mateo bridge and headed to the golden gate bridge a lot of space between cars we have fog working your way out of marin.

richmond san rafael bridge, no problems. and along the traffic maps green on the roadway sensors as you drive south bay. james? thank you much. now to a live report from kron4's jackie standing by in richmond where police are investigating a stabbing this morning. jackie bring us up to speed. what happened? >> reporter: actually, james it's a shooting and stabbing. i am here at the richmond police department. it was a strange case last night overnight in richmond. around 8:15 last night the richmond police department received a call at fourth and mcdonald of a stabbing string. when they got there they found a vick it will laying in the street. while doing the investigation, they had to air lift that victim out of the scene, officers heard shots on fifth street just a block away, multiple gunshots. when they got over to the scene a block away from the stabbing, that's when they found a 68-year-old male victim laying in the street with multiple

gunshot wounds. and what they're saying now is that victim 68-year-old anthony biggs was pronounced dead at the scene. so just a block away from each other. initially reports are that these two cases are not related to each other. at this point, obviously very brazen for the people to go and obviously shoot the victim just a block away from where multiple police officers are. we're waiting to hear from the richmond police department on any suspect information out there on either one of these cases. i can tell you this stabbing victim was air lifted and he had serious wounds. unfortunately, as i said the shooting victim died at the scene. james. >> thank you very much jackie for the update. live from richmond this morning. we want to follow up with a story a my kron4 story we brought you last month involving an intersection in santa clara residents say has been dangerous for years. here's more on the

changes the city is talking about to make that area safer. >> we are at davis and regina and this is our follow up to our kron4 story. the best solution is to create -- >> reporter: on wednesday afternoon the ditman's met with the city engineer and director of public works for the city of santa clara. he said in order to make this intersection safer the city would have to add additional left turn lanes and signals on monroe and benson streets. >> you could add those if we take out the street parking, which impacts residents and other businesses. that is not advisable at this time. >> currently what we're trying to do is trim those trees down in that corner and that allows a good site distance for vehicles westbound on benson and previously the trees were over grown, the shrubs were over

grown, we've trimmed those down. those the first thing could do. it doesn't solve the problem of left turn movement. given the volume just that people have to drive carefully and safely. the left turn generally are made at yellow lights and so that gives a very small time for vehicles to turn left. what we are looking into also is increasing the gap between yellow and red so that people can safely make the turn during yellow so that the opposing traffic doesn't start moving until the cars have cleared the intersection a. >> i was recently happy i'm glad something is being done, but i don't think it's enough, but time will tell as we measure the accident that is are coming. >> i am very happy that the city is doing something looking at the situation and i appreciate that your media station has taken the initiative to do

something about the corner. > now on to bay area sports, baseball, the giants looking to keep pace with the dodgers as they now work their way through the season taking on the diamondbacks. we have giants starter struggling during the first two innings, throwing 43 pitches but got going after that, allowing zero runs and only two hits. the giants offense woke up in the seventh scoring four runs as they win by a final of five to nothing. giants still two and a half games behind the dodgers in the national league west. the a's continue to free fall, taking on the white sox in chicago. oakland jumping to an early lead but this is the only run, the white sox score twines the bottom of the eighth and win. the a's are behind the angels in the american league west and their lead has dropped to one and a half games. coming up on the kron4 morning news, a gentle giant

passes away, we'll have more on the death of richard kiel. our camera looking down over the bay, some fog out there this morning and we are once again expecting a hot afternoon.

new this morning you remember this guy, frightened movie goers with steel teeth and towering body richard kiel has died at the age of 74. not a lot of details are known about how he died but he was a patient at saint agnes medical center at the time of his passing. he was 7 feet 2 inches tall he was a giant on the screen literally.

he performed famously as a cable chomping henchmen jaws who fought with rich in order moore. his massive fight was attribute today a hormonal condition. he had rolls in happy gill more and the wild wild west, he published a biography in 2002 called making it big in the movies. the parents of a newborn who needed a new heart turned to facebook to raise awareness and money for medical costs. facebook said a picture was to graphic. he was born in north carolina and diagnosed with heart disease. his parents say he needs a heart transplant to survive and they were trying to find an infant heart donation so they started a facebook page called hudson's heart. when trying to advertise the page it was rejected on facebook. >> i was really hurt actually i mean, i kind of cried. he's my son, i love him and, you know, to have someone reject a

picture to me it's just, you know, my beautiful son laying in a hospital bed needing help. >> there is no indication from facebook that they have any plans on reversing its decision. while the ad for hudson's heart was taken down the facebook page itself is still up. it is 4:57 we'll take a quick break. 5 million gmail addresses and pass words revealed online. we'll tell you how it was done and what the next step is to secure that private information. >> coming up a my kron4 story a trail in marin county was the scene of a pedestrian collision. how fast are some drivers going? i'll investigate on my next edition of people behaving badly.

>> mark: the shooting happened sometime overnight. witnesses heard multiple gunshots. police are asking the people stay inside and locked the doors at they're searching for any possible victim or gunman. >> darya: started off on a

little bit of weather and traffic this thursday morning. >> james: there is also a spread the air alerts in the air. if you can car pulled this live look outside. for the most for were sinclair conditions. reluctance to another high afternoon. his comments to be hot both saturday and sunday with temperatures: a bit next week. between now and then brace yourself. strikes until the lot of upper 90s with in the valley. well look for temperatures in the '80s for a san francisco and oakland. >> george: good morning and,

things are rather slow to get started before announcing any major delays or backup's. westbound as and let the 11 minute trip across the deck. this lack conditions even for the east bay. and no back upon either of those two routes. >> mark: and more this ceremony is going underway in new york. >> darya: so let's take you live there is just about to get under way. it looks like it is a great start today for this anniversary

of 911. at 545 part-time that's one of the moment of silence from the white house. and will bring you that marking from this 911 update. >> reporter: 0 well every american was impacted on this day. many firefighters and police officers died in helping eight in the the victims of the attack. send francisco mayor and chief are both expected here today. the terror attack began

at 546 our time. when they crashed in a torture jet into the north but hightower. 2977 people died and some of them were first response to it by responding spiri. >> reporter: cliffhanger firefighters here will remember the firefighters who died years ago and will read their names aloud. that ceremony is scheduled to stand here s 645 this morning. i will bring you back here once that happens under two hours from now.

>> darya: president obama says the u.s. but to expand its offense against militants. the president vowed to degrade and consummately this jury the group isis'. but he insists that these soldiers he's looking for were not a non-combat mission. >>: discounter terrorism campaign will be staged as we use our support.

>> darya: the military campaign were not unlawful american soldiers. phew >> mark>> darya: they suspendedo games and then basalt the video with everyone else on monday. a see them in the elevator and that's why they came to the conclusion of having to suspend him indefinitely. >> darya: the truth is the big deal with the nfl says they didn't see it the president says he didn't see the league officials said they have no knowledge of anything and

yesterday he maintained that he asked before the tape. >>: when we make a mistake were honest about it and were open about it. >> mark: he was allowed into a prevention program to reduce jail time. >> darya: the story has made its way to the san francisco 49ers. they have not suspended one of their own but it's not ray mcdonald. it's been another

worker. >> reporter: we do know with certainty that mcdonald will be here when the play the chicago bears. one person that would not be there is ted robinson the radio broadcaster. >> reporter: he knocked his then fiancee out at the casino. some people say that bonds and a polymer had some of the blame can they said that you never

blamed the victim and that's exactly what he did. >> reporter: he has been suspended from the 49 it's as well as the pack 10 network. they're not sure if the suspended with or without pay. the reason why robinson is suspended is because he's not a defensive end and he's not a quarterback with hill be backup's and three week saugh from now. >> mark: another big story there would be following is a development from south africa. this is a judgment day for the

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>> george: no delays for a ride this morning on board the muni. >> darya: f site and any act meant little school and one mother is demanding answers.

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golden gate bridge carat cabochon us alive clouds. tbilis clear skies and the easto the ballot in valleys and the north bay and valleys. is going to disappear quite quickly and when it leaves it believes the assault centers that are in need of warming. >> james: by the lunch hour and those assemblies by the bay in '80s inland. the 98 is the

expected high and as yet. so we could very well approach the trouble digit mark. midget to of the '90s and the san ramon the valley. and 82 in downtown san francisco. and in the north of red hat. in '93 in san rafael. >> george: right now things have require but it does not mean it will stay that way. we are

checking in a hot spots turn ugly. the trip time from the law, the macebearer is running seven minutes. tbilisi that and the golden gate bridge drive this problem henna out in the next 20 minutes or so your problem encountered. >> george: and looks good 11 minutes hercules to berkeley. san ramon valley. but just a 12 minute drive from the 85 to the

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the posted speed limit. i recently bought two kids were injured while being had by by set blacklist. on weekends it's a race track for bicyclist. >> stanley: we define the way to slow somebody's-down. >>: on the weekends the people are more end up and there's a lot of people that race. >> stanley: when i look to see how fast and people are writing as sought by a few well of with the speed limit that's posted.

>> stanley: it is on ford said that someone has to be injured in order to get action. what have promised ed walters are at a steady 3 m.p.h. but bicyclist by traveling anywhere from 13 mouth our to a staggering 21. it is not an exclusive dog walking area it is a multi used petrol and it's for everybody. >> mark: of fight at a east bay meadows school.

>> reporter: while investigating a shooting last night of the sisters sat to bring out in last cannot block from where they were.

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probably 10 minutes with sensing be median likes activated. 13 minutes from your trip to he worked to san mateo. and for cross in the san mateo and light traffic. >> mark: are developing story out of richmond is a shooting overnight precooke. >> reporter: i am at the richmond police department and we are investigating both of these incidents that took place last night. police received a call or on fourth and mcdonald's. cahodefine an adulte victim has been stabbed. in a result of doing the investigation and ed lifting him to a houseparent. when they

heard gunshots and that further from its second victim with multiple gunshot one street. >> reporter: anthony it bakes was pronounced dead at the scene.they deny halfback any information on either cases and at so now they're not related. we're being told now that he is in stable condition. but obviously it is very troubling that they would fire a shot so close.

>> darya: checkup this vicious fight as this girl tom's away antioch's middle school. one-out one mother is demanding answers and changes. >>: it hurts just to see the other girl on the floor. i cannot imagine the pain and the scars of this bill is to have in life. and something has to be done. >> reporter: indeed videos posted by a student. >> reporter: so we followed up

and met with the principle that this school. >>: we did respond to the altercation between the students. we also contacted anti-iraq police department for assistance from them. >>: when there altercations like this we were able to grab a lot of the kids sell phones with avesta first thing. >>: she wants to be at a different school.

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>> george: checking your drive around the bay and easy drive to berkeley this morning. in the east south bay. to the east bay minute. coming up where lots look at how the forecast for today.

>> james: 52 in oakland and we will see highest today. this summary letter is compressed and is not reaching over whom the east bay hills. and does clear conditions will give us a nice start want to speak some come the. >> james: san jose 9193 campbell 93 an evergreen. kohen and we will look for low to mid '80s. a slightly warmer and redwood city and the east bay the delta will be the hot spot friedberg who temperatures

approaching the trouble digit mark. 98 for pittsburgh in the livermore. 89 and san leandro. even in san francisco when 82 of the financial district. >> james: we look for a pair of 92 for prevalent and not napa. traffic cop " carpal if you can't. temperatures will come back down on monday and tuesday of next week's. >> george: the time is 545 and one a minute from now is in memory of the attack on the first tower of 911. they will

call for just one moment in memory of the attack of 911. let's take a lookit was happening on the roads. from it into the dublin into trench. >> george: south they freeway's lead good there is one incident which asked trekking. an accident is reported to lead to be slowing the rise. but the north bay ride still looks good through marin county. we haven't yet picked up any slowing on 101

southbound. with just backup's on the outside lines. >> mark: let's go to the york rite now when the moment of silence is underway. "msusic"

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gunshots into the bathroom door that keratins girlfriend. >> darya: he says he thought it was an intruder that busted into his house. >> erica: charlie sheen and leaves a massive tent, thousand dollars. in tiny west of the rest of the hospital with a throbbing headache. make a quick turnaround he was able to perform that night. the migraine was pretty intense. >> erica: 18 could get two years for a face book photo with a jesus a statute.

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diamondbacks. temperatures may drop to the '70s on the game's end. >> darya: the giants look to keep pace with the badgers. >> mark: and no runs and only two hits and then the giants' offense will combine the seventh inning. but go on to win and the final five to nothing. it's gonna have gets behind the dodgers and the nl west. >> mark: be a east continued losing ways. the white sox scored two runs in the bottom of the eight and the a's and not nine games behind the angels. and then leave in the wild card

has dropped 1 1/2 games. the a's have won three of the last few games. >> darya: hudson was born on july 8th in north carolina and he was born needing a heart transplant to lift. the herd is that parents were looking for a donor blood when trying to advertise the page it was rejected on facebook. >>: inherit i love and he's my son i cry how can you reject that on social media.

>> mark: still ahead working on several developing stores. plus we honor the victims of the september 11th a taxpayer.

>> darya: the president lays out

his plan for dealing with isis'. >> james: on walnut creek's it will be warm. we've been seeing not all day long. cosby '80s by the bay 90s in line and were talking near upper 80s by the bay in the upper 90s and near one hundreds.