out of her home saw the smoke and then then it fire crews and now trying to get rid of this a dead grass and the stuff fax land in this the grass possibly like this on fire. then there are always just to the right that would be absolutely a mess. and they made fire crews about five minutes ago and neighbors with their own houses trying to knock the flames down themselves and, at one. the flames for making their way down the hill toward the baseball field does here across the street. and then there are some burn marks over across the street, that fire has been knocked down. air tankers have

certainly helped hellfire air tankers put these flames out. it could have been a much worse situation considering crews have a lot of work to go. so far no homes have been burned down. >> catherine:one of the organizations only one way in one way out a. cruz heavily contained 5% of that fire. >> vicki: homelessness says the five differences go for generations panhandlers much

part of the scenery as the golden gate bridge. 70 media outlets on the planet homeless in the bay area. . midday at artie's 7000 encampment related complaints the big increase from 201525% despite this matt shows were the complaint specifically coming from. >> vicki: constantly helping those on the streets is cityteam -- a faith-based shelter for men that also helps with addiction recovery. it's an impressive operation, and kron four's spencer blake has been spending the afternoon with them in downtown san francisco.

he's there live -- spencer? >> reporter:i'm in the soma tenderloin neighborhood.where we're coming up on dinnertime at cityteam. the lines are starting to form -- they feed two to three hundred people a day. but food for the homeless doesn't stop at the dining room. just a couple hours ago i went with the director and some of the residents here as they delivered sack lunches to people on the street. they call these bags of love. and they were pretty well- received. inside city team is a whole program for the residents here -- learning, classes, christian teachings, and addiction recovery programs. one of the residents who'se only been here for four months says he's already on a much better life path.

"here it's like more family. we get to know each other. we get to know our issues. we talk about it a lot. we get to know each other and know the community. it's kind of cool. that's what i love about this program." by the end of their time here, residents are working, have been throught the alcoholics anonymous' 12-step program if they need it. in fact, it was some of the residents who helped deliver those sacks of love earlier today. the food that people will be eating for dinner is donated -- there are so many companies around town who donate their unused food to city team. and there's a way you can help fund this charity online, too. if you go to amazon smile, you can look for cityteam and purchase items on their wish list and have them arrive on their doorstep in not much time.

live in san francisco, spencer blake, kron four news. >> vicki:mayor ed lee addressing the s-f homeless project today. here's mayor lee on his solution to san francisco's homeless problem. * * * >>: after investing does more than one way part of it is self for renting homelessness and without help people make sure they can afford the rents held. people keep their jobs good paying jobs and affordable housing stock that we have and not get deteriorated destroyed these are all things a very at approach that i'm really glad predicate the public will help a

lot be more strong partnership. all smiles as she chatted with

having lunch wednesday here at the boccardo reception center but home first c.e.o. andrea nothing less than a crisis. >> reporter: approved a 162-unit complex for senter road and extended a policy that allows churches to house homeless people without a permit. there is also a new effort to find housing for homeless veterans like zachari klowann. it it working? is it helping? >>: veterans have come from background work hard at asking for hand attributed to domestic

violence single household mothers that can afford to pay the rent. it will be asked to approve about measured tied to partial tax could raises voted $900 million. >> vicki:a dramatic rescue today. after a 26-year-old man slipped and fell near some climbing rocks at mount diablo. it happened around one this afternoon near boy scout rock. the man's climbing partner called the south gate enterance of the park for rescue assistance. rescue crews say the man was complaing of back pain and had to be airlifted from the scene.

he was taken to a local hospital. and the man's condition is unknown at this time. >> catherine:one day after the istanbul airport bombing, the head of the c=i=a says the u=s may be the next target. the way it was carried out has convinced many security officials that isis is responsible. cleanup crews workers worked through the night to erase the traces of the terror attack. the airport reopened today after less than 24 hours "just pure panic, people falling over themselves." turkish security officials say the three suicide bombers arrived by taxi at the international terminal. the airport requires travelers to go through an x-ray machine before entering the building. a closed circuit t=v image shows what appears to be the first

bomber. he set off his suicide vest outside the terminal. the blast sent ceiling tiles cascading down and drew security officials to the scene. meanwhile the second bomber ran into the building, firing an automatic weapon. cameras caught that explosion. "i just heard these screams.i turned around the corner and there's a wall of people running towards me/just horrendous really." >> catherine:the twin blasts succeeded in breaching the airport defenses. the third bomber raced through the building. heading upstairs to a departure lounge. watch how he falls, apparently shot by a heroic policeman. he apparently died when the wounded terrorist set off his own bomb. >> catherine:in all 41 people were killed, plus the terrorists 230 were hurt. about half are still in the hospital tonight and 41 are in intensive care. although no one has claimed responsibility, the attackers ak=47s and explosive vests the

fit the isis profile of what it calls its suicide warriors. the head of the c=i=a says the u=s should be prepared for similar attacks here. it would be surprising to me that isil is not trying to hit us both in the region as well as in the homeland." how five. more protests. calling for the brock turner rape case. and. meeting to talk about what they condition after being pulled from a house fire in alameda

new legislation is making its way through california's legislature -- in response to committee. it would close a loophole which for parole - since his and there's another bill that would broaden the definition of rape. turner's sexual assault case could have sent him to prisonbut because of flexible sentencing guidelines for those convicted of assaulting an in jail. including bay area elected

>> reporter: at said commission doors that talked about why the they should remove him is so important is the judge who sentenced stanford swimmer to six months in jail rather than give him a prison sentence as recommended

>>: autry survivors of more dignity. >> reporter: they're not saying whether it will take judge claude herschel sentence the process is confidential. as spokesperson for the commission says that it is quite rare only 10 per cent of cases presented launch an investigation. >> vicki: >> catherine: legislation making its way through in response to the case that has made it out of committee it will close a loophole which will for parole since the victim is unconscious another definition that would broaden the definition. because of flexible sentencing guidelines was convicted of assaulting an unconscious with

them the judge sentenced him to only six months in jail. >> catherine: from the gun violence a lot tougher gun- control laws. >> reporter: house democrats and representatives pushing for what they consider common-sense gun measures. now the bay area contingent is here in san francisco trying to rally support and it will take a look at video calling it assess it in to disarm pay. along with several survivals of the violence here general hospital several in the bay area members of the house of representatives including barley in its policy after the event in chances peak

with congressman lee that says that that the vote on bills that little while background checks at gun shows. >> reporter: also will take public pressure to make this does happen. >> catherine: she was seriously injured and taken to a hospital. two boys were also taken to the

hospital. with minor injures. as much as 75% of the home was destroyed. it's not clear yet how the fire began. styrofoam is about to become a thing of the past in san francisco. sweeping ban on its sale - beginning in the new year. >> catherine:that includes things like styrofoam cups, plates, packing materials, drink- coolers and even beach toys. another ban is aimed at styrofoam trays for meat and fish. it takes effect next year. the styrofoam will have to be replaced with containers made of cardboard, plastic, or corn products. just as the july fourth weekend gets underway, most tolls on the golden gate bridge will increase 25 cents on friday.

>> britteny: right now look at the satellite read are the dry no rain piquancy how thick the marine layer is and if we go to north they notice as thick but as ago and the rest of tonight that patchy fog will sit around and high pressure off the east of us. so we will get back closer that average relief are above at the start of your work week. and much as and if differences go from this time yesterday nevada out and right now temperatures at 70 degrees above news 63 oakland only in the '80s for livermore yesterday mid-90s still a fact 91. 86

currently in concord 76 nevada out and 81 and sarah said. a comfortable evening for some spots other locations on the cooler side. . >> britteny: are around 60 degrees of the next few hours of mid-50s close to the coast come out of tracking what you can expect tomorrow at full forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >> vicki: kron4news-dot-comfares on golden gate buses and golden gate ferry service also will increase by 4-percent, or about 50-cents. the fastrak toll on the bridge two-axles. pay-by-plate tolls will go up to $7 and 50-cents. for carpool vehicles. says the toll increases will

help balance a projected five- dollars. after the beak. hillary clinton makes a pit stop the big name - soon to be joining her campaign. plus. vice president joe biden is threatening to cut funding for we'll tell you why. coming up in two minutes.

>> catherine: 1 california with more than 53 percent of the vote and as november draws near a looks like it's becoming a very high profile guess some people will be campaigning with her. >> vicki:

they'll be kicking off their campaign in charlotte, north the event comes weeks after obama officially endorsed clinton, saying he doesn't think there's ever been someone so qualified to be president. clinton hopes with obama's presence will unify the democratic party. and bring in some voters who have supported the president in past elections. >> vicki:another poll shows hillary in the race for the white house. beenthis poll-- done by quinnipiac university shows the presumptive democratic nominee with a two point lead over her republican rival. even with third-party candidates added. clinton holds her two point lead. still-- this voter survey shows a tighter race than two polls those polls both showed clinton significantly ahead of trump. vice president joe biden is hosting a cancer summit in washington. >> catherine:calling it his "moonshot" to try to cure the disease. he says there's got to be changes in the world of cancer research. biden is calling out drug companies for unnecessary price hikes.

and is threatening to cut off federal funding for clinical studies that fail to report their findings publicly in a timely way. he says there are too many hurdles that are slowing progress. the vice president lost his son

beau to cancer last year. he says 'this isn't about him, it's about us.' biden says his only regret about not running for the white house -- he would have liked to be the know it. five. school district. hundred special needs students.

also - the latest on the confusion and and politicking in under fire and now under- enrolled we're learning tonight that the being investigated by the california department of justice clients. kron4's maureen kelly talked to the antioch unified school district superintendent about why they're pulling their students out of the troubled institution. here student safety is out number one concern antioch school superintendent stephanie anello says the district started looking into finding alternative schools to send their kids after this disturbing video first surfaced back in january. >> reporter: and wrestle a nine year old boy tobinworld 2 school. it was a big decsion for the district.which according to our investigation made up a big body.145 students in all. back in march tobinworld were closing up all of their smaller campuses located on antioch unified school sites. three of which were just opened this most

recent school year. the district says they were never told why tobinworld decided to pull out. they didn't give a reason but we aren't entirely disappointed based on the video and now the investigation. the investigation she's refering to is the one announced by attorney general kamala harris last week. it's headed by the doj's new bureau of children's justice and other non public schools regarding their treatment of students with disabilities. after that news came out the antioch unified school district sent letters like this one right know that they were taking students out the soon to be sole remaining antioch campus of tobinworld two and placing them into other east bay special needs schools. some parents are saying they want to keep their kids in tobinworld. the district's response. given the events that have been documented we are not comfortable offering that as a placement at this time. the district says there are administrative remedy's that might allow parents to keep some

are already pursuing that. we've reached out to tobinworld, but so far they have not given us a response. maureen kelly kron4 news. the latest now on britain's

vote to leave the european union. while u.s. markets are bouncing back.there's still economic in brussels, e-u leaders are meeting for a second day to talk about britain's exit. it's not clear yet when that will happen. prime minister david cameron wasn't there.because he says it will be his successor who takes the next step. >> catherine:scottish leaders meantime, are the e-u.since 62% of the country was in favor of remaining. and in canada - president obama commented on the issue while at a north american summit. prime minister cameron said today that he told fellow e-u leaders that immigration was a big factor in the they'll have to deal with. in london, there have been continued protests against the vote.with some demanding the senate voted to advance a critical debt restructuring package for puerto rico-- today. the u-s territory is reeling from 70-billion dollars in debt. the action comes days before the island must make a 2-billion dollar debt payment. the white house and leaders in both parties backed the deal-- it was carefully negotiated between congress and the administration for months.

today. the measure was easily approved. it will be sent to president barack obama tomorrow for his signature. >> catherine: then pretty warm and then where you are brittany is here with the latest as we approach the holiday. close >> britteny: to the holiday weekend temperatures keep cool and you notice the difference today patchy fog even dance moving in parts of our area. pressure off the east of

us and we watched the area here with the next system developing the to the south as the closer to the weekend. it will give cool temperatures still is staying dry into saturday and sunday. temperatures cooler than what we have been seen 87 concord. 82 degrees and livermore's the season opens a. 65 hayward 55 in san francisco 80 degrees and about a.-region 93. . comfortable conditions oakland at 73 high 67 cisco. 84 net but. 91 the high in santa rosa 0. over the next three days notice temperatures keep dropping friday saturday in the locations close to 90. for the customer stay right around 60 degrees lots of sunshine expected into the weekend we

noticed more cloudiness moving in more the. does come up a 70 forecast coming up about 15 more minutes. >> vicki:uber will be using new software to monitor the driving behavior of their drivers. the global ride-hailing company made the announcement today saying they are using smartphone sensors to provide their drivers with daily reports. acceleration.and whether the drivers are holding their phones while driving. plans to discourage drivers from uber has not issued a start date be in use. still ahead. watch. mark carpenter joins us after the break. on the warriors plus. toyota is recalling nearly 4- million vehicles. what cars are invovled in the two-part recall. on wall street. stocks closed

higher as worries over the brexit vote continue to ease. have erased more than half the recent losses. the dow climbed 285 points. the nasdaq was up 87 points and the s&p gained more than 34

by midnight friday-- kevin durant officially becomes a free agent. and it's no secret that the warriors are very interested in making a run at the superstar. but-- until he makes a decision, it's all hearsay on where he decides to take his talents. so in the meantime, we are on k- d watch. mark carpenter has been reading every article.and constantly and he joins us now for the latest. mark? >> reporter:a new detail comes out each day. and the latest is we know when the meetings are happening. according to reports, his current team-- the thunder.talks with him first tomorrow in okc. then, it's the warriors on friday in new york.followed by the spurs on saturday. his value as a player is well- documented, however, there is a narrative that his addition to golden state would throw off the team's chemistry. to expand on that, we talked

with longtime bay area columnist-- kevin lynch. here's the math problem consuming the nba offseason-- 2015 champions, plus 73-win team, plus kevin durant equals what? some say it's a version of team usa that's an instant dynasty. others contend-- it goes against the mantra of strength in numbers. "he's an isolation type player, he's not a good passer and he comes in as a guy who's a former mvp, who's gonna want the ball and i think that could be disruptive to what they have and i think the nba consistently undervalues chemistry and if you bring him in, you are going to disrupt the chemistry and no one knows what's gonna happen." the warriors are taking aggressive measures to lure the 27-year-old away from the only team he's ever played for.

reports say steph curry.and klay thompson will be part of the team's pitch meeting. the thought is that even if kd says no, golden state will go after some other big names on the market. on warriors contingency plan "i'm of the mind of not to do anything, but they seem to want to do something. and i think that's sort of the joe lacob philosophy is if you are standing still you are getting worse that you have to always be out there trying to gain talent and trying to mix things up." this could only be part one of the durant discussion. he has the option a one-year max salary deal for this season.and then become a free agent again next summer. a plan that would give both he and the warriors more time to decide if they want to be together. >>:could be doing this all over again "if he goes back to okc for a year, fine. but then, what happens a year from now when everybody's older and maybe you have to make a change. that would be advantageous i think for both sides is to give it another year and then figure out what you have at the end of that." >> reporter:the warriors meeting with durant is reportedly taking place in the hamptons. and he is also expected to meet with the celtics, heat and clippers as well. he is leaving for an overseas trip on july 9th, so a decision may come down before then. after the break. chipotle's latest effort to win back customers.

what new item they are adding to the menu.

>> pam: 21 media outlets are shunning the spotlight on the homeless problem in san francisco bay area. right now at to at 6:00 with a woman who's been living with the minivan for more than two years. and she cautioned the in the china find a home grown more frustrated

with the process. it will have that story much more coming up tonight at 6:00. >> vicki:air bags and fuel tanks. >> catherine:toyota is recalling two models of hybrid cars -- the prius and the lexus ct-200-h. for defective air bags. the model years -- between 2010 and 2012. they're not takata air bags -- but are made by a swedish company. the second recall involves cars that might have fuel leaks. the models affected include prius and corolla. there are details on the company's website. you can also log onto our website ---- kron-four-dot-com. customers.chipotle is adding a new menu item: chorizo. today, the mexican restaurant chain says chorizo will be

available in a few cities including new york and san week.the company announced it will start a loyalty program rewarding frequent customers to free meals. chipotle is also introducing a chicken-and-pork sausage nationally this fall. this is all part of chipotles's effort to bring back customers after an e.coli outbreak last year. people in hawaii who live near the vacation 'plantation' owned by facebook's mark zuckerberg are furious about a 6-foot wall he's building. some are calling him a hypocrite for his stance against donald trump's wall proposal. from our partners at c-n-n. rick daysog reports. >> reporter: along the road has been compared to a wall bought from put between u.s.-mexico attacks marked 700 a. estate he bought in 2014 for $120 million

in reseda ugly and blocks their views it had these attacks can run things the witchy held down and called him a hypocrite liberal logic they should not be building walls but that he can build walls around his $100 million property. another put it this way methods vries' neighbors.

>> britteny: fog is here to stay as we head into tonight and tomorrow morning as well into tomorrow still slightly cooler temperatures are in a metal of a cooling trend. temperature is

right now that it's warm 53 oakland 65 hayward 55 and san francisco when speeds. pri's strong onshore flow wednesdays' sustained 18 m.p.h. will past couple of hours. any and see how it goes through san francisco. . it shows us that as the goings the overnight hours again it will stay in 10 third half monday. sensing half moon bay down to one in hayward, patchy fog for nevada and the by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. shamus dry

conditions high-pressure off the east of us in that fight in the locations are warmer than the coast. strong onshore flow that will continue with the fog and cooler temperatures conquered all the way into the '90s. 93 tomorrow and livermore 98 in antioch 84 degrees in math by 7 day forecast shows as we go for the weekend inland locations are mainly in the triple digits but now as we get closer to a week and even for some spots in the '80s. from around 90 degrees for inland locations. by the coast and by the bay for the rest of your 70 forecast. it shows a pretty close to the '70s 0.

along the coast and the '60s. for its public interview after accused him of abuse.

>> reporter: covenant of the early part of their plan to go inside the news controlled. soon-to-be ex-wife has received did the and restraining order against a movie star. and mcveigh preference about being a public figure in u.s. first on- camera interview.

the promotion >> reporter: hassid don was conducted by the turner steve jones not really known for its hard-hitting questions. explain why they chose the music burned face amends for his legal battle

>>:""crews are hiking in there. they've been hiking in all night long. and we've been bringing in even more resources to do structure protection, in case this fire does come, but likely, most of the growth has been on the el dorado side.." here is where things stand right >> pam:cal fire says, the fire has burned 650 - acres so far. it is just five -percent contained, as firefighters deal

with rugged terrain in their effort to reach the flames. and again: people have been evacuated from about 100- homes in todd valley. >> britteny: we're dealing with other concerns above-average temperatures continue the will cool a little bit in the week and closer to average stephanopoulos out average still experiencing low humidity especially inland locations. a little better clustered the coaster we see the fog of the death. the afternoon's remain but it's not a great combination on top of that left a factor and that we do not have a great chance of rain in the forecast for the next seven days when space 22 mi. an hour fairfield 15. san francisco 16 oakland. 17 and-but. tall and center of the

temperature is still very warm. and yet 90 deer degrees at. the 62:00 in the low 60s and hayward. mid-50s in san francisco. the 24-hour temperature map change shows that we're down 12 degrees this time yesterday. further f-16 livermore and similar conditions in san francisco. temperatures in santa rosa down six degrees. as we go in the rest of tonight cloudy skies continue. the dollar on a fog moving into a cup of foggy conditions once again. the adventures of the co 7:00 in the '50s saying there as we go in the rest of tonight for the basics degrees by 7:00. then if close to the coast inland spot we're dropping in the '50s overnight. . the test and what you can expect in the fund forecast. >> pam:it started with a slap to the face of a special needs student. now, a major east bay school district is pulling kids from the classroom. where that abuse took place. we are learning tonight. that the antioch unified school district. has been informing parents that it will no longer

be placing children at the embattled tobinworld school. kron 4's maureen kelly explains why. and talked with a parent who is not happy about the change. i would never take my son out of there i'd pay out of my own pocket if the district won't help that's how good of a school they are >> reporter:aaron drake says his emotionally disturbed son has been going to tobinworld two for nearly 5 years. he's upset because of this letter that he got this week from the antioch school district letting him know that they wants to move the 13 year old to another east bay special needs school. aaron says tobinworld has turned his son around. he was getting f's now he's getting a's and b's he's going to school everyday he does his work

the district superintendent says they started looking into alternative schools after the shocking cell phone video surfaced in january showing a nine year old boy being roughed up by the teacher's aide. but it was the announcement by the california attorney general that her recently formed bureau of children's justice that caused them to take the drastic step of trying to pull all of their remaining students in tobinworld out. an investigaiton that came not long after kron4's multi part investigation that uncovered other allegations of abuse at tobinworld. turkey's leader says, his country will overcome terror

groups. this - as more experts suspect. that isis is behind yesterday's airport attack in istanbul. catherine heenan is here with more on what we have learned so far. catherine >> catherine:the death toll is now up to 42.with more than 200 injured. we now know that three suicide bombers pulled up to the istanbul airport in a taxi. the first bomber set off his suicide vest 'outside' the terminal - and the other two took advantage of the confusion to get inside. people are talking about the video that shows one of the attackers running through the airport before apparently being shot by a police officer. he fell, dropped a gun.then detonated his suicide vest. we learned tonight that the officer who shot him survived - and is recovering in a hospital. also today - more stories from witnesses who were inside the airport.

new video from surveillance cameras shows one of the terrorist running through the airport - his a-k 47 raised and ready. the turkish interior minister now says all the information and evidence points to isis. and today - the c-i-a director said he'd be surprised if the group isn't plotting attacks in the u.s.

pam? >> pam:the international community is weighing in on the deadly attack. the airport is open. but the investigation into who was behind the suicide bombings is just getting started. reporter diane gallagher, with our partners at c-n-n. has that part of the story. this graphic shows you all the attacks in turkey since last october. there have been a total of nine. at least five of them have been linked to isis. >>: just heard the screams turnaround and a wall of people turning around. the president

called for vigilance against terror. speaking >> reporter: amine the german chancellor express solidarity with a critical new allied. just since last october. and then five of them have been linked to i assess. including the deadliest attack in the country's history killing 100

people. >> pam: place arrested one man for hate crimes during the prior weekend. . investigators say threatened a couple because of the orientation. up behind one woman entrapped air causing hurt us stumble into her girlfriend. when they turned around at the sheep and the killing two women because their lesbian. . he was arrested a short time later. also a second incident on 22nd straight. early sunday the victim says that car drove by and then a bank paint and the right hand and the minister of blood dripping. . if he says that the vehicle involved as a dark green sedan with at least two men inside any information on this case as the contacts have francisco police.

>> pam: on the fight to remove the judge that give a controversial swimmer the south troia assaulting an unconscious intoxicate woman had par the word says grew into the judge call the judicial permission over see a of judges although the california judicial commission mee behind closed doors that was not stopping this group - they shouted their demands to all could hear - at issue, is the judge persky gave to turner, 6 months. the da had asked for 6 years in prison.

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take a look at this video. a dramatic rescue in the rugged terrain of mount diablo in contra costa county today. these images are from our helicopter partnership with abc- >> pam:a 26- year old man slipped on loose rocks, and injured himself walk nor move. his hiking partner managed to call for help. and contra costa county's helicopter came to the young man's rescue. he was flown to john muir for treatment.

the exact nature of his injuries have not been revealed. orlando police have released call records which establish a chilling timeline of the pulse nightclub mass shooting. miguel marquez, with our partners at cnn. has the story. >> reporter: starting at 2:02 a.m., dispatchers begin relaying a scene of terror. 2:02:57 "shots fired" 2:03:35 "still shooting" a half minute later: "multiple down." the chaos, confusion and enormity of the pulse massacre, captured in real-time. the shorthand notes 911 operators sent to officers descending on the club. 2:05:35 "desk can hear shooting in the background." 2:08: "someone screaming help." and then the chilling description: "my caller is no longer responding, just an open line with moaning." "people started running out frantically and he just started killing people right there in the hallway." after sixteen minutes, no more reports of gunfire in the log. but inside the horror inside

continues for hours. dispatchers tell officers there may be two shooters and can't get the shooter's description or exact location from the callers. then this: 2:26:49 "subject in restroom whispering please help." at 2:40:12, "caller advises shooter is in restroom with victim" saying "he pledges to the islamic state." at 2:51:47 "victim sees subject with a bomb strapped to him." all this as police are trying to get into the club, stop the shooter and help the wounded. "we're trying to go in while we got people coming out at us. it was just chaos." 4:12 "victim with 2 gun shot wounds losing blood from leg and ribs." three minutes later: "15 people in 2nd mens bathroom near bar" "9 people in the dressing room." "so many people choking on their own blood and people who were just getting dehydrated and sweating and bleeding out."

nats finally, three hours after it started police get the upper hand. nats 5:02:12 "swat breached." 5:14:58 "shots fired north bathroom." 5:15:53 "subject down." and finally 5:17:52 "bad guy down strapped." forty- nine people were killed and 53-people were injured in the attack. toyota is announcing a huge recall of cars across the globe. catherine heenan is here with more on the problems the company is concerned about. >> catherine:toyota is recalling more than 3.4 million cars around the world.including the u.s. it's because of two faulty components.air bags and fuel tanks. as for the air bags - they are 'not' takata products this time. they're made by a swedish company called 'auto-live'. there's a potential problem with inflators in the prius -- and a lexus model. the air bags could have a small

crack that could cause them to inflate unexpectedly and send pieces flying. no injuries or deaths have been reported. as for the fuel tanks - there's a problem that could cause small amounts of fuel to leak when drivers fill up their tanks. various models are involved and toyota has details on its website. pam? call it "fare increase friday" and it kicks in. in just a few days. most tolls on the golden gate bridge will increase 25- cents on friday. fares on golden gate buses and golden gate ferry service. will also increase by 4-percent, or about 50-cents. if you use fastrak. a bridge crossing will cost you six - dollars - and fifty- cents for vehicles with two-axles.

pay- by- plate tolls will go up to $7- and 50-cents. and to 4- dollars and 50-cents for carpool vehicles. the golden gate bridge authority says it is increasing tolls to help balance a projected five- year deficit of 33- million dollars. the lucky ticket is still out there. and the jackpot has grown even larger for the mega- millions jackpot. noone won the three- hundred- 90 million jackpot in last night's mega millions drawing. the jackpot has grown to four- hundred- 15- million dollars for friday night's drawing. with a two-hundred- 86 million dollar cash payout. this is the third largest jackpot in the game's history. that makes it the biggest prize offered in the game since december 17, 20-13. friday's drawing will take place at 8- p-m. facebook is making some more changes. what is going to happen to users feeds that may make people like their online experience a little more. and a little later: we're taking a closer look at the homeless in the bay area.

we'll show you one woman's plight as she deals with life on the streets. facebook is once again changing what users will see in their >> britteny: the bad forecast so a cooling things done that and i still warm from the spots. if the date for the forecast showing we continue to see temperatures dropping to fri. sat. inland at the '90s and 3 months' stay there close to average it will let me tell next tuesday that would cool down even more.

>> pam: that makes the biggest prize in the game since december the 17th of 2013 and the drawing at our time. faced with making big changes what will happen to user feeds that may make people like their online experience little more in the later we're taking a closer look at the homeless problem in the bay area and wetlands plight as she deals with life on the street.

>> pam: newsfeed. the social media giant says, users will see more posts from

they actually care about, at the so instead of seeing posts from news organizations. users will view posts from their friends. facebook says, over time it adapts and learns the behavior banning styrofoam. the san francisco board of supervisors approved the measure earlier today. board president - supervisor london breed. initially introduced the plan... as of lisa and expects the fed file any charges against the baby's mother. inconel next new concerns about the pedestrian's facing in the bay area after two teams are struck in the east bay one is killed. this week we are

teaming up with other bay area media outlets to shine the spotlight on people who are homeless we take you to the south bay and follow one woman's experience there.

>> reporter: those who don't are getting tickets for lisa stern warning to get moving. also there are police officers walking through the terminals and a little bit slower than they normally would just a show their presence. not long after

the malted part series of reports uncovering other allegations and we reached out to get their reactions the district canceling the contract so far have had no response brief, remind >> reporter: introverts for people crossing the street. , >> reporter: san francisco and angry and frustrated this is a group of survivors supporters they came here to the state building to submit more signatures to push for judge aaron to be removed from the bench. is assess clara county judge said gave turner the stanford swimmer of six month

sentence for sexually assaulting intoxicated unconscious woman last year. condition meets confidentially and they cut also left open and that investigation they will continue to fight until he is gone. >> reporter: >> pam: not to a focus this week on homelessness here in the bay area efforts to find housing for the people who are sleeping on the streets or in their cars. we begin this segment in the south bay this evening where robb has the story of one homeless woman plight. >> reporter: she lot is homeless living in her minivan now in san jose the past 2 1/2 years.

>> reporter: left her about to announce a go out and church part of what's around town this morning render her in a few others parked behind a library tired and frustrated and held as asthma sufferers from p.t. as the from her days as a paramedic and loss then the laws of nations on several waiting lists for temporary housing and also finds area shelters with the on the streets of taking off till she says. >> reporter: 80 domestic

violence and lack of affordable housing and companion jack are getting by proceeds and social security but nowhere near enough. . law-enforcement remove homeless encampments under certain circumstances span. sir dustup with the coalition and on some about the measure won't solve the problem. >> reporter: homelessness is that going anywhere but the 10 cities might be. it might help

clear out encampments as long as they provide written notice 24 hours ahead of time. asa haft offer better shelter for telling people to move along. across the seas personal items who would then have 90 days to claim that after relocation homeless people a talk to our verdis said or upset about the bad and tax policy. they listed several problems in first with a homelessness is a social issue that cannot be handled by police

at all. a punitive civil human- rights and on top of all and effective. organizer kelly says even the required offer of a bed shelter would not work because it would only take a spot away from one of 800 plus people on shelter waitlists. is there a better option cleanup the streets. >>: moneys being spent on. for now the budget and urban development is still the growing. number of homeless as. c 600 people are still living on the streets in san francisco.

most live in the eastern part of the city with a high concentration in the mission district and south of market neighborhood. stay tuned for news stories at 8 and the clock all week as we join forces with dozens of other media outlets to focus on this troubling issue. >> pam: look outside the golden gate bridge you can see the clouds hanging there a big change in weather after several scorching days in a row the urologist brittany with what's in store for the fourth of july weekend. upon who

>> reporter: to look at temperatures 80 degrees conquered 76 or 6155 san francisco and that turns temperatures here to stay over the next couple days and the storm trackers shows high pressure in control we will stay

dry with the other system that will work its way down and slightly cooler temperatures by a week and are fog tracker shows as we go into tomorrow morning we see zero visibility at 6:00 a.m. half moon bay oakland on the 1 mi. hey word to in livermore san jose a foggy start pushing in the saturday sunday average temperatures dry and warm in fog continues then our temperatures in land around 90 degrees saturday. >> britteny: firework forecast by 9:00 in the day that the jurors lower 60s and then planning on watching the fireworks near san francisco 9:00 the upper 50s a little bit of thought than if you will stay in inland locations 9:00 as the sun is already down temperatures will be in the upper '70's. >> pam: official warriors day

with kevin is set and going to be in the hamptons. former stanford player turns in nfl history sports director has that and all the sports area is coming up.

his current >> gary: team is tough to first friday in the morning our time we learned it will be the ownership group. the word is the thompson will be there. this is pretty good

people begging him to take kevin still the the odds that he stays in the city but adjusting case looking to join a new team media elite and want to be a fight in their. will meet joe this friday morning just outside of new york city. somehow some way they haven't become a lawyer at what the part with some fellow and a somewhat fatah favored the score much anymore more to the point of all the things he can do in any business. look for work and be ready to go this guy is injured a great majority of the time. these things leak out oftentimes for reason one year left on his contract at a. not even the

players' fault but he does seem to be injury prone and we will see if andrews a lawyer next year. >> gary: the with the stanford setting a six year extension with the indianapolis four record $140 million for. 87 million of that guaranteed. >> gary: us by a disappointing injury place even in 2015 looked throw his career has been a very productive quarterback. and what's funny is the story reads he's getting 14087 guaranteed. still receives a chance that catch when the contract ends.

the jan >> gary: will open the game madison probably johnnie and you figure the shortstop crawford also should represent their francisco at the all-star game set for july 12th in san diego. all >> gary: leaned football we saw some basketball now we have one here in baseball hamilton hit by a fly ball deflected left fielder for transco and the first inning their results and

anthony rizzo rain three runs and a park home run and there you go health then becomes one the game 92 but suffered a concussion. assists fun when have the rounds somebody like the seventh time roger taking on a guy 769th in the world. and his name as marcus will let the crowd really went crazy for the sky. 779th in the world. all the sudden he came back at crowd given in the standing ovation when on the win the set. no. 79 market's woes, the point and one for more games and the feared. watch the crowd getting motivation. the sharp sell-off

season an extension signed where the $6 million after taking him to the 19182018 season scoring six goals five assess during the just-completed summit cup playoffs. hurtled >> gary: dmz listen close here is a fan ran into my the hotel in l.a. earlier this week.

>> pam: : >> gary: and there we go to his credit fell he was nice street smart enough to know the camrose on him. >> pam: shut for the july fireworks show right here uncovered starts at 9:00 p.m.

along the embarcadero sampras's go live in other locations throughout the bay area

>> pam: fireworks at a nearby galaxy the door galaxy there

resembles a skyrocket. the research believes all galaxies started similar to this one including the the milky way. >> britteny: as we get closer to the weekend temperatures will keep dropping cluster and closer to our average for this time of year we will stay dry monday fourth of july looks great lots of sunshine will patchy fog in the morning (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com

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