because of deterioration was the dry rot. most likely contender to dry rot is moisture and frustration. >> reporter: refuse to point fingers at the developer or contractor creek they will not be going any further investigation to see if the complex was built to code. >> or analysis was complete and the city will not conduct any more investigations. >> reporter: among the changes requiring an increase in ventilation for similar structures. specifying the type of material used to build them. and regular inspections of an exterior door openings and other structures. >> what acts that they did

inspections every five years. >> reporter: they said that they did not know creek that everything needed to be investigated or inspected was at that time. the domestic if waterproofing was done at that time grit waterproof inspection was part of it? creek-- live in berkley, dan kerman kron4news >> pam: today, two victims of the deadly balcony collapse. are laid to rest. separate funerals were held in dublin, ireland for eimear walsh and eoghan culligan. both twenty- one years old. >> pam: at her celebration of life. walsh's father described her. as fun-loving and independent- minded.. .at culligan's ceremony his soccer team- mates brought sports jerseys to the altar. >> pam: services for nicolai schuster are set to take place tomorrow.

arrangements for lorcan miller have yet to be announced. >> grant:tonight.an intense battle to save homes south of lake tahoe. this is one of six major wildfires burning right now in the state. >> grant:people in the town of markleeville.on edge tonight.as crews work to protect houses. >> grant:this is about command center in nevada - doyuglas county fairgrounds.just south of gardnerville. fire south-east of markleeville. >> reporter: you can see some of the fire equipment directly behind me. it is sunny right now but i was as of the building and it was smoking inside of that building. and outside of the building for it at the still smell the smoke in the air right now. >> reporter: is what it looked like just two to

three hours ago when i drove to the area with u.s. officials. you could see flames shooting into the arab and black smoke going into the air as well. this is a fire that continues to grow. acres have burned at this point. mark lee dill the town of 200 people bridge to the northwest. when it has shipped to the west. but the good news is that the plant is not as strong as the work two days ago to rid people living in this time or in this town are remaining optimistic. >> it is a little historic town and everyone seems pretty sure that we will get through this. >> reporter: this is some video of the town. a very small town just one gas co.

and the whole town creek just 200 people creek has been here for years and half such a great many to gatos. 15,000 a. have burned and no injuries have been reported. j.r. stone kron4news >> pam: closer to home. >> pam: there were a couple of grass fires around the bay area. including one in fairfield, which got very close to some homes. kron 4's charles clifford is live in fairfield tonight with more. charles? >> reporter: let's take a look at video from helicopter partnership abc seven. it is very windy. the fire was moving very fast so they called for alarm to get

services in here to protect these homes. hellfire was here in as well. to make water drops on the fire s fortunately they were able to bring water here very quickly. to get it under control all of the flames moved up to the edges but no homes were lost or damaged and no one was injured in this fire. as you move on. using hoses to put out hot spots to keep it from flaring back up. of course, would not want to get this fireback going again. it is very hot out here. things are under control here in fairfield and no exact cause as to what started the fire. charles clifford kron4 news

>> pam: a judge says, nine san francisco police officers will remain on paid leave. during an investigation into the racist texts messages which were uncovered. >> pam: the judge says, he is trying to decide whether the department waited too long to dicipline them. police chief greg suhr is asking that seven officers. be dismissed and six others to be suspended. >> pam: the text messages were made over a two- year period. around 20-12.they came to light in march. nine of the officers are suing the city. arguing that the department should have dicipilined them years ago. >> pam: but the department says, releasing the text messages earlier. could have jeopardized a federal investigation. >> pam: new images and audio tonight. showing the arrest of the confessed killer in the charleston church massacre. police in shelby north carolina, released this dashcam video of the arrest of 21- year old dylann roof. >> pam: he was stopped. after a passing motorist recognized him. and called 9-1-1. here is a recording of the dispatch response. >>south carolona tag black hyundai. and the boy has a bowl looking haircut. county, we just stopped a vehicle near plato lee road. confirmed it is the suspect in the charleston

shooting. 10-4. >> pam:roof was armed but offered no resistance as he was handcuffed and led away. police say, he did not deny he was the charleston killer. >> pam:in his online manifesto, dylann roof. boasted that he wanted to start a 'race war'. instead, he may have hastened the removal of a racially- divisive symbol of the south. >> pam:momentum is growing to remove the confederate flag from public buildings. and even store shelves all over the south and the nation. >> pam:catherine heenan is here to show us. >> pam:catherine? >> catherine:today both houses of the south carolina legislature voted to allow a debate over the flag's removal from the state house grounds this summer. the lawmakers are in a special session to pass a state budget, but took the extraordinary step to allow the debate --after the church shooting claimed one

of their own, state senator clementa pinckney. >>take it down! take it down! >> catherine:ground zero for the debate is the confederate memorial on the capitol grounds in columbia. >>: "when i hear people talk about the confederate flag as a symbol of my heritage as if it's a neutral thing, it's deeply offensive to me." >> catherine:groups like the sons of confederate veterans say the charleston killer's embrace of the flag should not tarnish its historical significance. >>"that's the influence of satan there. i don't think the flag had anything to do with it. the flag didn't cause him to do that hate caused him to do that." >> catherine:among those whose position changed on the flag: senator lindsay graham. >>presidential candidate "make no bones about it, no mistake, if it hadn't been for this horrific killing that flag would still be flying, but after this none of us can look the people in the ame church in the eye and say you know, let's keep the flag up. at least i can't." >> catherine:the debate has

spread to alabama, where the same flag flies over the confederate memorial on the capitol grounds in montgomery. >> catherine:a prominent newspaper in mississippi want confederate symbol removed from the state flag. >> catherine:the governors of virginia, north carolina and maryland want the flag removed from vanity plates, though they are available in several other states. >> catherine:online, the stars and bars are disappearing from amazon ebay and walmart-dot-com >> catherine:the world's largest retailer currently carries the clothes featuring the flag's design. >> catherine:some customers are not happy. >>"it does show a part of our history. i do think that we should value that part of our history." >>'"it is a southern company. it is kind of a slap in your own face to pull everything out that is southern pride." >> catherine:the backlash is not confined to the flag. protestors defaced this confederate memorial at the university of texas in austin. >> catherine:and in tennessee, lawmakers want to remove a bust of the ku klux klan founder from the capitol --- general

nathan bedford forrest. >> pam: tonight, glide memorial church in san francisco. is holding a vigil to honor the victims at the charleston church massacre. >> pam:the historic church describes the service as a way to participate in the fight against racial justice. the gathering will take place tonight. from six to seven- thirty p-m. in the sanctuary. >> pam:for those who would like to attend, the church is located at san francisco's ellis and taylor streets. >> pam:there is much more ahead at five. >> pam:next. how three boys foiled a burglar's attempt to break into their home. >> pam:plus. >> pam:how a request for nuts. litterally sent a berkeley man nuts on a plane. and. as the summer temperatures are getting hotter. and the drought gets worse. find out which bay area county is succeeding. when it comes to conserving water. >> diane: more weather coming up in just a

>> pam:three boys are being hailed as heros tonight. because they stopped a would- be burglar from breaking into their antioch home. >> pam:not only did they act quickly. but they were calm. >> pam:kron 4's terisa estacio talked with the boys today. about how their attitude helped police catch the >> reporter: on the other side of the door was read, and his two younger brothers. the first walked into the home before walking

and. >>he went like that and that >> reporter:this is 13 year old redman collins showing me how a suspect tried to break into the family homemonday on the other side of the door, was redman and his two younger brothers and the family dog. >>redman collins/foiled burglar he was bigger than all three of us together, yeah and he had a backback too. q. where you scared? no. i had a weapon a kitchen knife. >> reporter:redman says the burglarly suspect first walked into the home before trying to break in. >>we were just watching tv and i said, who is that as i saw come in and my dog starting barking and scared him out. >> reporter:this is the family dog ace. redman says when the man left and he locked the door. then he called 911 and took charge of his younger brothers. >>i said go to the bedroom and lock the door. the boys mom had just stepped out to go get morning breakfast - when redman called her. she said she is grateful >> reporter:the kids say they watched from the window as police arrived quickly and got the suspect. >>-- he said - i surrender.

>>--it proved they can protect themsleves. >> reporter:neighbors who saw all the action were very glad the boys were so composed. >>--i am proud, way to go. >> >> reporter:the suspect, terrell freeman was arrested and taken into custody. grant lodes is here with details on international flight. that made an emergency stop in ireland. and this all started because of some nuts?! grant? >> grant:the nuts you sometimes get on planes. this was a united flight from rome to chicago.but it was divereted to belfast.in northern ireland recently. >> grant:now we know the passenger accused of acting out.is 42-year old jeremiah mathis thede.who lives in berkeley.

>> grant:this video shows him being escorted off the plane. police say shortly after taking off.thede demanded nuts or crackers. he was given nuts.but later demanded more.and was eventually charged with endangering the safety of an aircraft. >> grant:for the other 281 passengers.the real problem was once they made that emergency landing in belfast. >> grant:the disrutption meant the flight crew had to rest.because of maximum hours already worked.so hours to resume their flight to chicago. >> grant:thede denies doing anything wrong. united is reimbursing people the cost of the airfare.as inconvienence. >> pam:a rescued kayaker is thanking the coast guard members. who saved him off the coast of california. ron webber went kayaking

friday morning -- but when he didn't return-- his wife called for help. >> pam:he was lost at sea for fourteen -hours. webber says, he thought about his wife and kids. and the fact that he didn't want them to be without a dad. so he fought. >> pam:the coast guard used infrared technology to find webber. he was spotted at three- thirty saturday morning. >>.thank you enough >> pam:the coast guard's boat remained docked at the santa barbara harbor monday. to give webber an opportunity to speak with the crew that rescued him. >> pam:a bit of rare. good

news with regard to the drought. and water conservation efforts in the south bay. >> pam:as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, most people are meeting, or exceeding mandatory consumption goals. >> reporter:homeowners letting their lawns turn brown, like this one here in the almaden valley,, are getting much of the credit as mandatory water conservation efforts are off to a good start. >> reporter:the santa clara valley water district reporting that savings by major water retailers for the month of may was 35- percent, 5-percent more than they were asked for. >> marty grimes/s.c. valley water dist. -- some people are doing a little bit and some people are doing a lot are cutting down to a two day a week water scheduled accurate and others have made changes inside the house. >> reporter:more people have removed or converted their lawns to more drought

tolerant landscaping in the first five months of 2015 than in all of last year for a water savings of some 95 million >>ed cutshall/removing his lawn-- i'd rather just covered now have any bank. >> reporter:since the beginning of the year, the savings is a less impressive 18-percent but it's hoped new mandatory restrictions that only recently took effect and come with hefty fines for over use will keep a tight reign on the spigot. >> reporter:water managers are also quick to point out that may was a fairly cool month and that the real test lies ahead when the summer heat kicks in along with the demand for more water. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news >> diane: temperatures right now talking about high 89

for antioch 83 for livermore and 884 fairfield. the rest of the weekend or evening southwest romance and the inland cities. the plant will pick up there. by 5:00 a.m. tetchy f o g by the coast mostly cloudy conditions. tomorrow will heat up woman that it was today. upper 80s for concord, livermore and fairfield accurate the east bayshore allies are in the '70s. but three the 4:00 we're inching into the '80s. santa rosa easily. talk about when you heat things up? and the 7 day forecast coming up next! >> catherine:a classic california license plate -- black with yellow lettering

-- is back. the d-m-v says it's re- issuing the slick, retro- looking plates. >> catherine:they're prized by classic car enthusiasts who want to make their ride a little more period-accurate. >> catherine:and many say they mark a golden era - when american muscle cars hit the streets >> catherine:in big numbers. >> catherine:the black plates were issued from 1963 to 1969. the throwback plates cost 50-dollars. >> catherine:the idea of bringing them back was first suggested in 2012 - so a lot of people are saying it's about time. >> pam: still ahead. why one man's warning to drivers. landed him in hot water with police. >> pam: and next. meet the future of radio. tonight. you are going to >> pam: meet the future. through a

>> pam: media production company designed for and run by young people. it is called - youth radio. >> pam: it is an all encompassing program that trains kids. to discover the power of their own voices. voices of those who are '25 and under'.

(cheers & applause) >> pam:youth radio also teaches web design and app creation and offers 300 jobs for low income kids each year. it has been honored with a number of major national journalism awards. >> pam: the creative and energy is buzzing i.e. should teaches multimedia with a giant screen >> pam:if you'd like to learn more to kron four dot com for the link. >> pam:youth radio is a bay area company designed for, and run by. young people ages 14 to 24. the program trains their own voices. it's news. much more. and

it's all free. it's tonight's edition of - '25 and under'. >> pam:these kids are getting ready for youth radio's live online broadcast called - 'friday groove'. a show that mixes music. news and commentary. >> pam: and the creative energy is buzzing. >> pam:getting started at youth radio, the kids go through three levels of training in the core program. ayesha teaches multi-media. with a giant screen and kids clued to rows of computers. ben- a youth radio alum - started the music program and teaches beats. latoya teaches journalism. >> pam: youth radio also teaches web design and app creation and provides 300- jobs for low income kids each year. it has been honored with a number of major national journalism awards. >> we just hope and help to facilitate. >> pam: is work involving that all over this building creek and there is a

professional development. in fact, a 18 year old desmond is working on the story right now. >> i am working on teen suicide rates. >> instead of being like this is what kids think note. young people have powerful stories and they should be the ones to tell them. (cheers & applause) >> pam: if you would like to learn more about youth radio. just go to kron four- dot-com. for the link. >> pam: there is much more ahead at five. next at 5:30. why a richmond police officer opened fire on a trained police dog.

>> pam: also coming up. relief could soon be here for those who suffer from peanut allergies.

(male announcer): this is the bay area news station, kron 4 news starts now. >> pam: a vallejo man

suffered serious burns. and his home is severely damaged. that's after a fire sparked early this morning. while he was working in his garage. >> pam: burns to his upper body. and is expected to survive. police say, the man was trying to fix a hole in his car's gas tank. >> pam:he removed the gas from the car to weld the car part. but the vapors inside sparked the fire. the house is currently red tagged, but crews were able to save the majority of the home. >> pam:a police officer shoots a fellow k-9 officer. in an east bay city. >> pam:tonight investigators tell kron4's haaziq madyun, the officer may have been under attack by the k-9. when the shooting happened. >>"the dog was outside of the vehicle" >> reporter:that is when it happened here in this employee parking lota richmond police k-9 officer somehow got out of this vehicle around 6:30am tuesday morning and got into a violent confrontation with a fellow rpd officer who was on his way into the police department to report for duty

>>"the officer was confronted by the k-9, he was bit and in defense of himself the officer fired one shot striking the k9" >> reporter:these are photos from richmond police department's website showing their k-9 unit and their 5 belgian malinois a breed the department has been using for the past 27-years >>"keep in mind that these dogs are trainedwe train them constantly" >> reporter:but that training does not include showing the dogs how to get out of a locked k9 vehicle >>"the k9 was secured in one of the k9 vehicleswe are unsure of what happened >> reporter:one key question will be could the officer have used something else besides his handgun to protect himself from being attacked

>>"well it all depends" >> reporter:officials say they k-9 has been with rpd for the pas 3-years and has no previous incidents of attacking fellow rpd officers on its record. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news >> diane: what a beautiful day it is with my sunshine and blue skies accurate indication of what is to come with eight a heat up... 13 mi. for oakland and hayward with land speed ma per hour. tomorrow, it will be a little bit warmer that it was today. 91 for livermore 88 for fairfield and reaching the '90s for

north bay cities and east bay shoreline. staying in to the mid-70s. san francisco and upper peninsula upper 60s spirit 90 tomorrow, with mostly sunny skies. but that jump from wednesday to interstate print at 103 for some inland locations in livermore, amber would easily. --brentwood easily. >> pam: a tornado ripped through central michigan on monday night. leaving behind a path of destruction in its wake. national weather service teams headed to saginaw county today. >> pam: they determined. the tonrado caused considerable damage to buildings. with peak winds at an estimated 115-miles- per-hour. >> pam: you can see the high winds left several homes damaged. the survey teams said, the tornado traveled about 11- miles on the ground. and had a damage path of about 250 yards - wide. >> pam: two people were hurt in the storm.

>> pam: we're now hearing from the husband of a woman who has admitted to helping two new york prison inmates escape. >> pam: catherine heenan is here with new details of how the woman did it.catherine? >> catherine:a law enforcement official says joyce mitchell - a prison tailor - admits to putting hacksaw blades into frozen hamburger meat. >> catherine:and then having a guard give it to one of the two men -- without running it through a metal detector. >> catherine:it's one of the new details we're hearing -- as the search for the two prisoners continues. d-n-a found inside a cabin about 20 miles from the prison - has convinced authorities the >> catherine:men didn't get very far away. and boots found inside suggest one of them might be barefoot. >> catherine:meantime, joyce mitchell's husband has broken his silence in a t-v interview.describing a recent conversation they had. >> the plan was to kill.

medtronic her to pick them up. --matt wanted her to pick them up. >> then i knew that i was over my head. >> catherine:law enforcement sources say joyce mitchell routinely vouched for the two prisoners -- and even asked prison officials to give them cells next to each other. >> catherine:lyle mitchell says he still loves his wife - but isn't sure if he'll support her. >> pam: a seattle man is in trouble with the law. over a sign. specifically, it is a sign warning drivers of speed traps. kron 4's alecia reid joins us now. he says he has done nothing wrong. >> reporter:this guy decided to create a drivers that police were right around the

corner handing out tickets. >> reporter:the sign is scrawled on the top of a rubbermaid container. >> reporter:it initially read "cops ahead - stop at sign and light. >> reporter:daniel gehlke says he had it out for roughly 5 minutes before drawing attention from more than just passing drivers. >> reporter:he was slapped with a 138 dollar ticket for using a forbidden device or sign. >> "if i can help some people like not get ticketed and fined and bothered, you know it's a good thing to do." >>"the specific issue is that he was giving instructions to motorists through the words that he chose, like "slow down" or "caution." >> reporter:seattle police say the sign is not only distracting for motorists city code says any poster with things like "stop," "slow," or "turn" is against the law because it could be "construed as. regulating traffic. >> reporter:gell-key says he fully intends to fight the citation and comtinue using the modified sign at that location. >> reporter:pam.

>> pam:people with peanut allergies may eventually get some relief. >> pam:a small french biopharmaceutical company is working on a product to help allergy sufferers significantly increase their tolerance. >> pam:the drug would come in patch form-- similar to a nicotine patch. >> pam:the f-d-a recently approved special fast-track testing for the drug-- called viaskin peanut. >> pam:the drug's manufacturers hope to begin selling the product in early 2018. if all goes well! >> grant:san mateo's golden boy.tom brady.appealing his suspension for what's known as deflategate. >> grant:crowds swarmed the patriots quarterback.as he arrived atsources say the appeal will likely only take one day.and brady's plan was to be as forthcoming as possible. >> grant:he'll be testifying under oath. >> grant:nfl commissioner roger goodell.who handed down brady's 4-game suspension.is presiding over

the appeal.even though brady's camp asked him to recuse himself. goodell declined. >> grant:an nfl sanctioned report conculded that brady was likely generally aware that deflating footballs at the acf championship game. a ruling is not expected today. >> pam: music mogul sean p- diddy combs in trouble with the law for fighting with his son's football coach. >> pam: what lead to the confrontation is coming up. and next. why you may want to ditch your skinny jeans. >> pam: on wall street. >>the dow gain 24 points.

>> pam: a new health warning is out -- and it regards a popularof jeans. >> pam: catherine heenan is here to explain..catherine? >> catherine: we're being told that 'skinny' jeans could be really bad for your health. >> catherine: they're not only a favorite with women -- a lot of men wear them too. >> catherine: a medical journal says a 35-year-old woman had to be cut out of a pair -- >> catherine: after her calves ballooned in size. she'd spent hours squatting in her kitchen -- emptying cupboards. >> catherine: it was so bad - it was days before she could walk -- and her muscles and nerves were damaged. >> catherine: now doctors say there are lots of cases where tight, low-cut jeans are causing problems. >> catherine: while not saying you should throw them out -- they say you should at least avoid staying in the same position for too long -- and keep moving throughout the day. >> catherine: there's even a name for the

problem -- "compartment syndrome." >> diane: stay with us!

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>> pam: coming up tonight at six more investigations on if the city has done enough regarding the collapse of the balcony that killed six people and injured seven. >> pam: and today they announcedsean. p diddy. combs. was arrested on the campus of ucla for assulting his son's football coach. >> pam: the insider's louis aguirre is in los angeles with more.

>> reporter:pam, diddy's arrest is trending for all the wrong reasons. >> reporter:tonight we go inside his football fury! as the quick tempered music mogul gives new meaning to his puff daddy moniker we're left wondering is he a helicopter dad or just hell on wheels? >>gayle: they say hes overinvolved and they describe him as a helicopter parent as a lot of parents can be when their kids play sports >> reporter:after hovering over his 21 year old son justin's ucla bruins practice yesterday >>music pop >> reporter:the helicopter allegedly came crashing down in a confrontation that ended in diddy's arrest. daily mail dot com reporter chris spargo explains how it all >>so monday morning diddy went to his sons football practice at at ucla where one of the coaches sal alosi was kind of riding his son a little hard / so diddy later in the day went to his office and alosi was on the phone and said i dont have time to talk according to sources and thats diddy flew off the handle / 1:01:20 he either swung a kettle ball in the program >> reporter:no one was seriously injured, and after posting fifty thousand dollars bail diddy was released. >> reporter:diddy's rep calls the reported events quote "wholly innacurate" and is confident the case will be dismissed

>>diddy cheers sot to us to happiness to love >> reporter: on the charges on july 13th. we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you pam. return to index of stories... >> pam: you can watch all your celebrity news here on kron-4. after the insider -- entertainment tonight airs at 7:30. >> pam: followed by kron 4 news at eight >> diane: here is what is to expect for the rest of the night and tomorrow. charlie cloudy and breezy conditions at 10:00 p.m. to it tomorrow mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures and warm everywhere else. we will have the hottest day on thursday with 100 degrees easily answered locations like livermore content amber would. --brentwood

>> diane: highs tomorrow and the east bay with 94 brett wood 94 livermore warmer than it was today with more sunshine. highs for the east bay shoreline. looking more like the upper 70's for union city, south bay region in santa clara 88. as the meet sunnyvale creek so low eighties for the for this region. no. bay sunny skies with scattered showers in the morning. 83 degrees in now putt, and 84 petaluma. >> diane: we will have to any of sunshine to last all day so much more like today.

65 for this city and ocean beach. it will heat up temperature was as far as 90 degrees tomorrow with 103 ticket look at the huge temperatures. 85 degrees on average for thursday, and then friday dropping down into the '90s. saturday and sunday: trend will take place. >> diane: otherwise lenny of sunshine to lash you into the air early part of next week. --last you >> reporter: home sales are continuing into a climb over the areas. >> the dense and the economy and it is employment data that is getting better. things are falling into place for a strong half of

the year for the stock market and the economy. >> 18 through 35 year old did drive the economy rather it is travel, food and restaurants. two years ago there were horrible savers and now things have changed. ketch >> in the up with the rest of the world and paying off student debt. --cathing up >> reporter: another dumb turn people as 0 to 18 year old is called centennial. so we will talk about that down the road. >> reporter: to americans at the top thrift--at the top

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better until you're here i know every behaving badly.

>> stanley: (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >> stanley: >>79 on the grey car >> stanley:just three minutes after stopping on the side of the officer

kellogg of the napa office of the california highway patrol catches his first speeder >>nats: siren welp >>had you at 79 using the lidar gun and it a 55 zone >> stanley:shortly after that was yet another speeder, >>75, the red one no the chevy >> stanley:this driver was about to trip to wine country why, well just listen in >>waz up man well you know every time i see you i've been behaving badly how many times have i seen you never see me before/ we were on our way to wine country but this dampered the mood did it damper you mood? im ok >> stanley:let's what officer kellogg has to say >>alright i'm not going to going to give you warning thank you officer thank you stanley i got caught behaving badly >> stanley:the next speeder registered >>75 in the lidar gun

>>i had you at 77 then actually locked you in at 75 milpes per hour it's a posted 55 zone >> stanley:then when asked for her registrations the driver did something unexpected >>where you going? >> stanley:she jumps out the car and runs to the back >>sorry!!! >> stanley:apparently this was her very first time in her entire life getting pulled over and was apologizing over and over and over again >>i'm shaking >> stanley:i needed to talk to her but only after she was safe inside the rental >> stanley:is this your first time gettting stopped ever? first time, first time ever first time speeding or first time getting caught speeding first time speeding frist time ever >> stanley:im with channel 4 and i do a segment called people behaving badly >>i promise that this will be the first and last you will ever see me i wont see you again i promise put you hand up and say ill ver speed again i swear!

>> stanley:this driver was doing 78 >>in she was issued a ticket for speeding >>nats: i actually cited you for 78 in a mamium 65 zone >> stanley:the chp is cracking down on jamision canyon road in napa, my advice slow down >>. >> stanley:in napa stanley roberts kron 4 news >> pam: we have a lot more news coming up at kron4 at 6.

>> pam: now at six. >> pam: scorching temperatures.and bone dry conditions fueling several wildfires burning in our state right now. tonight the mad dash to douse the flames.before they reach homes. >> pam: good evening, i'm pam moore. >> pam: hundreds of firefighters are battling six major wildfires burning right now in the state. >> pam: near triple digit temps in some places aren't helping. grant is here now with a closer look.grant >> grant:pam.fire season is not only here, it has kicked into high gear. from san diego county in the south.up to the eureka area.crews are already strethced thin and needing help from out of state. >> grant:that's the case for

the fire of lake tahoe.threatening the town of markleeville. at that fire's command post.which is in nearby doublas county nevada. >> grant:jr. >> reporter: of more than 500 firefighters busy at work. this is what it looked like 35 mi. southeast of lake tahoe and tuesday with plans shooting into the ear. in certain sections of this force. what a >> reporter: is the hardest part of all of this? >> to see the mountains burnt. thus the hardest part about this. >> live raton river. so every one on around me are packing up to go. i'm hoping to not have to do that. but i may have to. >> reporter: evacuations are

not issued but there are telling in residence to be ready. acres have burned and the fire is not contained in it but there is good news that the wind has blown or decreased. >> it is a little historic town and everyone seems to be pretty sure that we are going to get through this. >> reporter: as to the current condition and the plant has picked up within the last four or so just to update this story there. i have looked out into the distance and that story was running at the see the helicopters clearing water in the distance. more than 16,000 a. have burned out. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> pam: crews are cleaning up a vegetation fire in fairfield. the blaze covered fifteen acres of north bay hillside.

>> pam: this is video from our helicopter partnership with a-b-c 7. >> pam: both fairfield fire department and cal fire crews were on scene. officials say the fire reached four alarms and started around two this afternoon. >> pam: it began near the vista grand and waterman boulavard area near highway 80. fire officials believe the fire sparked while a contractor was weeding behind a nearby treatment plant. >> pam: there were many homes in the area, but there were no reported damages. >> pam: a live look at the bay bridge this tuesday evening. >> pam: parts of the bay area flirted with 90 degrees today.and it's only going to get hotter. diane tuazon is in the weather center with a look at the sizzling temperatures on the way.diane? >> diane: we have a early greek and the cloud against chances to heat up quickly like its past with temperatures closer to 90 degrees. taking a live look

with scattered clouds in this area, normally but now it's just nice blue skies. >> diane: went speak right now is a breezy for the east bay shore line creek 134 hayward and we see the one hand or feel the wind picking out more accurate 144 half moon bay. it should die down and the overnight hours after it--14 ha lfmoon bay >> diane: temperatures not falling too far behind. we will talk more about the 7 day forecast when i return. >> pam: big news on last week's berkeley.

>> pam: city inspectors now know what caused the deck joints to fail.catapulting six people to their deaths. >> pam: it's what officials suspected all along.dry rot. >> pam: now there's a push for citywide inspections of balconies and tougher requirements to prevent a tragedy like this in the future. >> pam: kron 4's dan kerman is live in berkeley tonight with details.dan? return to index >> reporter: city inspectors say that they found in dry rot not on the structure supporting the balcony but the balcony below. >> do not know and we will not know how or determined to rid we will make a set of recommendations to close the

situation in the future. specified >> reporter: the type of material used to build them to read and requiring regular inspections of the exterior of doubt gunny's and other similar in the structures print--structures >> they are not going to be enforced than what is the point of having them?--if theyre are not >> what are you going to do if you find that the test are not being done and there are any results being found? we need enforcement. >> reporter: made not be any criminal wrongdoing there will be people held to

answer. >> the property managers and contractors and subcontractors will have answers to a desperate--to this. >> reporter: we reached out to the alameda county district office and they say that they are in touch with the city of berkeley and beginning to look at this matter. dan kerman, kron4news >> pam: new at six. >> pam: this san francisco house is now for sale.just two months after a mummified body was found inside along with piles of garbage. >> pam: the asking price.close to a million dollars. >> pam: kron4's maureen kelly takes us inside for a tour.

>> reporter:back in april officials reportedly couldn't open this door when they first arrived because of all the trash in here.but you can see that's all been cleared out. >> reporter:here's video from back then.where you can still see piles of garbage thruthe front living room windows.neighbors say trash had been stacked to the rafters. >> reporter:this is what that same room looks like nowfrom the inside. >> reporter:the realtor says crime scene cleaners have been thru here and all violations issued by the health department have all been cleared upand despite rumours of rodents, he says they never found any evidence of infestation. >> reporter:but the house still needs work and lots of it. the listing agent calls it a serious fixer >> reporter:it needs foundation workplut all new electrial and plumbing systems. >> reporter:here can see light coming from the floorboards in the bathroom. >> reporter:the only evidence of the previous occupants is this old car in the garage.covered in dust.with a few belongings still inside. >> reporter:the asking price on the house at 4th ave and lake street is $928-thousand dollars. >> reporter:the listing agent says because this is best sellers market he's seen in 30 years. >> reporter:and the house's desirable location he doesn't think buyers will be

spooked by the fact that the mummified remains of the former owner were found inside. >> reporter:he and other agents who toured the property thinks the home will end up selling over asking. >>i think it's going to go a million five, you don't think people are going to be >> reporter:the bones he's referring to involve the structure of the house.and has nothing to do with anything else that might have been left behind. >> reporter:maureen kelly kron4 news >> pam: will be back!

>> catherine: a rally to preserve a palo alto mobile home park

>> catherine: is gaining steam. >> catherine: santa clara county supervisors have approved an additional 6- point-five million dollars to save the buena vista mobile home park. >> catherine: it's still not a done deal - and the contribution hinges on a city's match. >> catherine: but the money set aside today brings the county's total contribution to 14-point-five million -- all coming from an affordable housing fund. >> catherine: about 400 people - mostly hispanic families - will be evicted unless the park is sold to a non-profit group that's willing to operate it. .

>> reporter:the arrest of the confessed charleston church killer. on a dashcam video. the images and the dispatch audio was released today by shelby, north carolina police. >>10-4 >> reporter: >> pam: dylann roof was

carrying a handgun but did not offer any resistance when he was stopped. the police credit a sharp eyed motorist with alerting them to the fugitive. >> pam: the killer posted pictures online posing with a confederate flag. today the state of south carolina took its first step to removing it from the capitol grounds. >> pam: the backlash is spreading across the south.and the internet. alecia reid begins our coverage. >> pam: alecia? >> reporter:pam the flag has been controversial for years. >> reporter:but the horrible crime at the emmanuel a-m-e church in charleston may have convinced many southerners, that the appropriate place for the stars and bars is a museum. >>south carolina "god help south carolina if we fail to achieve the goal of removing the flag." >> reporter:senator lindsay graham is among those who have reversed their position on the flag. >>chanting

>> reporter:demonstrators at the south carolina capitol called for itto be taken down from the civil war memorial. >> reporter:both houses of the legislature agreed to take up the issue within weeks. >> reporter:in alabama, some legislators want the same flag removed from the war memorial on the capitol grounds there. >> reporter:nine states offer vanity plates with the confederate battle flag. >> reporter:today the governors of virginia, north carolina and maryland said they should be banned. >>virginia: "as governor haley said yesterday, her state can ill-afford to let this symbol continue to divide the people of south carolina. folks, i believe the same is true here in the commonwealth of virginia." >> reporter:big retailers like sears and confederate flag items off of their shelves. >> reporter:grant. >> grant:our team coverage continues.now with a look at how big time businesses are reacting. >> grant:walmart was the first.yesterday.to announce it would no longer sell merchandise that had the >> grant:today.sears, ebay,

amazon and the crafts site etsy joined walmart. >> grant:in fact.amazon says that right before it announced symbol.sales of the flag sky-rocketed.more than three 24 hours. >> grant:the flag.which costs a dollar 80.was the fifth highest selling item on amazon. >> pam:happening now. a vigil honoring those who lost carolina. >> pam:several hundred people are expected to come here to glide memorial church in san francisco. >> pam:this is a live picture. >> pam:similar vigils have been held across the country. since last week's shooting.but tonights gathering will also focus on racial justice. and taking a stand against racial violence. >> racism is alive and well and we must deal with it on the basis of not just platitudes or sang little

things. thinking that we have accomplished. now that we are out of it, some way somehow we have overcome. we still need to overcome. >> pam:our coverage of this deadly church shooting continues online. >> pam:on our website. a timeline of events. >> pam:we also have 9-1-1 audio from the moments after the shooting. >> pam:and a slideshow of the victims. and the suspect. >> pam:that's all at kron 4 dot com. >> pam: back here in the bay area. >> pam: oakland's city council approves a new department of race and equality. >> pam: the city council meeting was packed last night with supporters. and a decision was made to establish the department permenantly. >> pam:a vote for the group was unanimous. >> pam:public that spoke at the meeting mentioned things like potholes that have long gone unfilled. and sex

trafficking on international boulevard. >> pam:members of the city council say they hope this new department will help rectify these problems. >> pam: a judge says nine san francisco police officers will remain on paid leave. during an investigation into uncovered racist texts. >> pam: the judge says he is trying to decide if the department waited too long to dicipline them. >> pam: police chief greg suhr is asking for seven officers to be dismissed and six others to be suspended. >> pam: the text messages were made over a two year period around 20-12 and came to light in march. >> pam: nine of the officers are suing the city. arguing that the department should have dicipilined them years ago. >> pam: a richmond police dog is recovering from a gun shot wound it received >> pam:after allegedly attacking a fellow officer this morning in the police parking lot. investigators say how the k-9 got out of a locked vehicle is something they are taking a close look at >> there is a hydraulic least that one of the doors

which obviously will be looked at to see if that was possibly malfunctioned. different mechanisms in place to provide security and an outside of the car. it will be gone over with a sign to is. --fine tooth c omb >>".left him there" >> pam: the officer was treated at local hospital for a bite wound on his hand. the k-9 was taken to an emergency veterinarian hospital for a single gunshot wound and is listed in stable condition >> gary: >> diane: a lovely day to day. no cloud employs many of blue skies and sunshine. 77 degrees inland. breezy with land 11 mi. per hour

for the east bay. light wind, partly cloudy and apache f o g at the coast. >> diane: a warming trend will experience and will become hotter for one day. 94 but what and livermore with 85 for walnut creek. east bay shoreline in mid seventh overall with scattered clouds in the morning after it--the day 20 of sunshine. --plenty >> diane: san francisco peninsula up location with the morning f o g. it will burn off around noontime accurate time for san mateo redwood city and palo alto.

90 degree temperatures look at that jump 103 comes thursday we will be hot for one day and shaded down for the weekend. we would talk about the rest of the week when i return! >> pam: up next. >> pam: disturbing new information on the massive takata airbag recall. >> pam: the scathing report on why the company stopped safety checks. >> pam: plus.santa clara county answers the call when it comes to conserving water. the dramatic cutback.coming >> pam: up.

>> reporter: in the area of 30 to a 35 southeast of lake tahoe more than 16,000 a.

have burned. they are battling this blaze we cannot tell you that injuries have not been reported. and close proximity of the fire so far the structures have been left untouched. j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> reporter: fire crews from fairfield have all responded to brink of this blaze under control. there is a helicopter making water drops round of fire creek there were able to bring this fire under control. they are keeping an eye out for a hot spots. charles clifford kron 4 news. >> reporter: looking more and to last week belt and the collapse. they did find dry rot. it often gets in there because of water. they did not speculate how did

get them they would not port point fingers at the developer or contractor. they will increase the cold at in inspections of similar types of structures and. dan kerman kron 4 news >> reporter: heyman scared grant out and then try to come back through a lot the door when the adult startled hampered the boys contacted the police. he told his younger siblings to hide and a lot room until he handled the situation. >> reporter: investigation is on way of the shooting of the k-9 police officer but a fellow police officer.

>> was left there prior to the canine handler coming into the department. unsure as to what transpired after that but he was confronted by the canine and didn't in defense of himself the officer fired one shot and striking d k nine. he was taken to the hospital and is now in stable condition. and >> reporter: san francisco the house of the mummified remains was found amongst piles of garbage. the realtors says the crime scene cleaners have been through here. and inspections have been cleared up. this house is $928,000 accurate the listing agent says potential buyers will not be spooked

creek other whatever the agents think that it will go over the listing price for it >> grant: showing up last night the raiders a word and no show at a town hall meeting in the loss angeles area to discuss a proposed move. nicosia the chargers fans there. the cars and mayor says he believed the raiders are still on board for the proposed new stadium there. >> pam: the month of may

was a good one in terms of water conservation in the south bay. the santa clara valley water district says most major water retailers reported saving of at least 35%, or 5% higher than 30 percent suggested by the water district back in april. much of the savings due to restrictions on outdoor watering and home owner choosing to let their lawns go from and do away with the grass altogether. >> the news was not very high it will be difficult to remain 35% but at the same time restrictions when it took place in june. people are more aware of how much water they use. and using it and allocation. >> pam: watch your managers

are pleased but say the hardest part may be still to come. water managers compound may was also fairly cool mont. and that year to date cup camilla's of conservations that about 18% and expected demand will increase with warmer weather >> diane: the house today is thursday. satellite's radar shows no rain in the forecast. we would deal with a high-pressure system and that will warm things up for as and we will * the warming trend. 91 at livermore. it will be warmer than it was today would 71 oakland upper 60s for the upper peninsula. 90 degrees for tomorrow and 70's for the

east bay shoreline's character state at 103. -- thursday at 1 03. >> diane: >> pam: a new study shows obesity continues to climb in the u.s.. according to the report published in jama 8 internal medicine, more than two-thirds of americans are and they're overweight or obese. the reserves the results were broken down by gender. among meant nearly 75% are considered overweight. 67 percent of women are considered overweight. that's a significant increase over the past 20 years to rid of the city has been linked to a number of serious health problems from a heart disease to diabetes to sleep

apnea and depression and even increase risk of death. >> pam: >> pam: a warning for those who we're spinning genes it do not squad! doctors in australia said its 35 year old woman was hospitalized for days she had muscle damage swelling and their blockage the woman told dr. she had been squatting for several hours while wearing the pants she was helping someone moves and through the day felt increasing numbers in her legs doctors say the genes had to be cut off so she recovered.

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>> catherine: the fall-out continues after sean 'diddy' combs was arrested and accused of attacking his son's football coach at u-c-l-a. >> catherine: this is a photo of combs with his 21- year-old son justin.

the 45-year-old rapper was taken into custody at the campus jail monday. >> catherine: now the company he owns claims that he was only defending himself -- and was 'not' the aggressor. but the two sides are telling very different >> catherine: combs is accused of swinging a kettlebell weight at the coach - and screaming threats. >> catherine: t-m-z is reporting the trouble began when the coach 'embarassed' combs in front of the team - by saying he differently because of his famous father. >> catherine: the charges against combs include assault with a deadly weapon and battery. >> catherine: a full hour of entertainment news coming up in less than 20 minutes. at 7:00, it's the insider followed by entertainment tonight at 7-30. then we're back with kron 4 news at 8:00 >> pam: gary radnich was sports is next!

>> gary:good evening! >> gary:steph curry is on the cover of this weeks sports illustrated it's the fifth time that the warriors have been on the cover this season >> gary:curry was featured twice on regional covers after the conference semi finals and before the nba finals >> gary:before the nba finals. >> gary:many of the warriors celebrated their nba championship in las vegas this weekend. >> gary:curry does everything right! >> gary:hitting the pool parties looks like draymond green on the left then you see festus ezili in the background these photos from

tmz sports >> gary:and klay thompsonwith a woman twerking on him in the pool a twerk-fest in vegas here's thompson in the pool with champagne and more women >>world championship baby! >> gary:that's it. okay, thats harmless. >> gary:my daughter called and said that kevin grant was on our campus. --

durrant >> gary: the warriors have a great mix hopefully they can keep it together. >> gary:even harrison barnes whose during the champange celebrtion after winning the title said he enjoyed the party >> you fly to las vegas to have a private celebration so how did that go? >> i was more of a chaperone for it. (laughter) >> klay cain end at a close second. --came in

>> graeme had the most! >> gary:his was from an autograph >> gary:a little booz to deal with. >>what happens in vegas stays in vegas! >> gary: elected by the harlem globe trotters patrick monnet was selected you can see that all of these smaller venues would draft tower. you see her doing this spent drizzle on

kevin hard at the all-star game at the celebrity addition. she has everything going for herself. >> pam: i had to be off because i do not believe that either would have forgotten that. >> gary: this was when he was or before hit kevin hart was an all of the movies. >> pam: before he took off (laughter) >> gary: by selecting him and the airbus selecting her and the ninth annual monnet exemplifies the effort to provide service smiles and sportsmanship globally. >> grant: i just called google and they said that they are both 54. 5'4

>> pam: (laughter) >> gary: i love brett. he is checking out everything. -- grant >> gary: i have 5 in. in two years i was supposed to be 62. pam you do not seem to care that was once 65 and went down to 62. 6'2 >> pam: you can always get platforms. (laughter) >> gary: leading the all- star catching position. once

everyone has a feeling about this but managers should just go ahead and do it. i understand it is the stance game but you cannot argue with him he is good. >> gary: the fans were all for tom brady today. for his appeal. i do not know why this makes me laugh. >> gary: the deflate gate. does anyone work anymore? you have a family, sari children your father will not be bringing home a check this week because he has to go to court. >> gary:i do not know? the

decision will mostly come this week. >> pam: back with the latest

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>> pam: the mail is now giving users the option to click on to say and went after cindy any e-mail. lets users pick a safety timespan between five and >> pam: it waits to send your email.in case you want to change your mind.and prevent it from being sent.

>> pam: google has already started updating accounts.but it could take two weeks for everyone to see the changes. >> pam: that's it for the kron 4 news at 6. >> pam: stay connected with kron 4 and get latest news download one of our mobile apps.

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paula, why they're keeping it civil. >> behind the scenes of a hot new summer jam. >> i like it. >> i love it. now hollywood from the inside out. it's "the insider" together with yahoo!. >> only we have robin thicke first time on life post-paula. ultimate insider exclusive with the buzz of the just-released summer track. we are on the set. >> hey, everyone. welcome to "the insider." >> but first, the story that put social media in overdrive. diddy arrested abe trending for all the wrong reasons. the famously quick tempered music mogul gives new meaning to his moniker. is this father of six a helicopter dad or just hell on wheels? working out with kettlebells is on the rise and no one tells you to swing them at a coach. >> the warning. that is