being the oldest old time park ranger. >> reporter: spec describes as a man in his 20s can been running your acting suspiciously but very early monday morning anyone with information is asked to contact the police department we learn the white house's action working on getting ready i'll replacement coin with the presidential seal it also heard she really wants her original coin back that is the one that has sentimental value for her.

>> catherine: of the settlement 10 of regulations. 1,200 a. have burned. and me take you live to breaking news for. fire reported in the berkeley hills a short time ago, looking at a fire crew plane over this area. we're told that it's of a grizzly peak a fish ranch road. but to >> catherine: alarm grass fire near, a word if any buildings are threatened it is very dry and it's see how quickly fires have been

spreading. wild fires getting very large they are taking no chances. live from the helicopter partner of you from the sky 7. >> catherine: mt. view police are investigating whether a man arrested overnight is connected to an arson had to let happen a few weeks ago after midnight on os campus. the bomb squad was called police found a suspicious item a car when they tried to arrest the driver he led them on a short chase eventually arrested in menlo park. a few weeks ago in the same area the police found two explosive devices that damaged a gugler of car that you saw their part of a building place have not release the name of the driver. 23 >> catherine: year-old heart arrested on suspicion of

attempted murder, this was not the long after the seven happens wednesday. police say he is homeless has been in the area few months. a map >> reporter: with attack on provoked here at the roxy movie theater. it happened at 4 in the afternoon 10 minutes into the movie they attackers stabbed the victim several times in the back. the attacker dumped his weapon the large butcher knife other people in the movie theater are helping the victim until two minutes to arrive they've found a man that the description of the suspect within minutes just a few blocks away he was taken into custody. a had a life-threatening stab wounds and been treated in hospital. >> reporter: asset for the increase and security in the coming days. >>: we work closely when i see it anybody suspicious which

cannot be on every corner but when they do see something they call us and we can respond special with downtown enforcement team they're so close because the of the office next door that can be here within moments. >> catherine: tories have trace the path of the three spot for the attack at a stem airports for. at the three zoos bombers apparently smile lange. with all automatic weapon and to bask. the lead among oil the airport police department the by mars

before tax. they were driven to the after-tax or a question and release 20 two of others have detained. the explosive vests before making their way to istanbul. a senior turkish official said there is evidence that senior planning the attack. >> catherine:the pentagon released a video of american warplanes attacking isis forces near fallujah in iraq.

but the group still controls large areas in both iraq and syria. secretary of defense ash carter says he is hopeful american backed forces can reach the de facto isis capital. >>:"they're very very eager to get them to raqqa. we'd like to get raqqa as soon as we possibly can. like everything else." >> catherine:tense moments today at the air base that houses air force-one, the president's jet. the all-clear has been sounded at "joint base andrews" in maryland. but for a time, it was on lockdown after a report of an active shooter. that turned out to be a false alarm. a report of a real shooter came in during a drill of active shooters. the defense secretary says the incident revealed both good and

bad points. the base is known as "america's air field.and is just a few miles from washington d.c. the lock-down delayed a flight by vice president joe biden to ohio. >> catherine:it's one of the last remaining bans on military service -- and now, it's being dropped. transgender people will be allowed to serve openly in the u.s. military. the defense secretary made the ash carter says transgender people who enlist will still have to meet necessary standards. and will have to have been stable in their identified gender for 18 months. he says the decision follows a year-long review.and that he was personally impressed by some of the people he talked to who are already serving. no one's sure of the exact numbers - but there are as many as 11-thousand transgender active duty service members and reservists.

the changes will be phased in over a year. not everyone is happy about this. some military leaders argue the department is moving too fast and more time is needed to work through the new policies. a critical report is out tonight about the incident last january detained by the iranian military in the persian gulf. navy investigators say the sailors were poorly prepared to avoid the encounter. and in some cases didn't follow the military code of conduct while in custody. some of the sailors are being punished, for example - for talking too much. >> catherine:the report also concludes that prevented if the navy sailors' boats. there is much more ahead at

>> catherine: with sky 7 this is a grass fire too long grass fire in the berkeley hills fire crews are on the scene on the ground in the air and a very concerned because of dry conditions the grizzly peak and fish ranch road no reports of injuries and no reports of homes been threatened we will keep watching last still ahead. s-f-p-d on a mission to change the culture inside thenext. one of the high tech tools officers will use. plus. the first deadly crash involving a self driving car in details of where it happened are coming up. beteween new york's finest. and a naked man.

>> catherine:it's been at least 20 years since the san francisco police academy had 5 classes of recruits getting trained at the same time the mayor and his new acting chief took advantage of those numbers to address the recruits directly and let them know what's expected, especially in the wake of numerous fatal police shootings. kron 4's dan kerman is live at police headquarters tonight with more on what the mayor had to say about the sanctity of life and police body cameras. >> reporter: over and over the

holy is committed to change with the police department he did that again today only this time he did an effort of more than two ordered future police officers. calling it a historic time for severance as the police department the merde told five class's of recruits that the department's improve modernize training means they're focusing on the the sanctity of life in the escalating sanctions.

it's a >> reporter: older recruits officers will begin wearing these new body cameras the chief said it will be of benefit to both officers and those they come in contact cliff. >>: so help more than hurting they're doing the right thing for the reason this will be another thing to back that up. >> reporter: now police department still several under officer is shy of 1971 during his address today the issue get

that man did a number by year- and-a-half from now. a draw >> catherine: ever was killed and crashed.tesla is now under investigation after a driver was killed in a crash while the "model s" car was in auto-pilot mode. it's the first self-driving car death recorded in the u-s. the accident happened may 7th in florida when a big rig reportedly cut across the highway into the lane the tesla was traveling in. in a statement tesla says the driver and the autopilot sensors didn't notice the truck. so the brake wasn't applied. >> catherine:a little league team in to sell fireworks for the fourth about 12-thousand dollars worth of fireworks this week - from the rio linda little league. fundraiser for the team. helping to buy things like equipment and

uniforms. police are investigating.but there have been no arrests. and the fear surrounding the fourth of july. last year. thousands of children were treated in hospitals because of injuries from fire works. as kron four's terisa estacio shows us, even one of the most seemingly childhood favorites has the potential to cause serious harm. for many - the sparkler is a favorite from times past, but the fourth of july firework is anything but safe - accordingly to fire officials. listen to this harsh fact >>:sot/tc: jonathan baxter/sffd it burns hot enough to melt gold, it would burn your hand off. >> reporter:this and other chilling information about the dangers of fireworks discussed with the san francisco fire department and police department. in san francisco - fireworks are illegal to set off, officials say not only do they pose a health threat but a danger to the community. graphic -

last year - there were 12 thousand firework related injuries, half of them children. and of those children, 25 percent were injured just by being bystanders. firework accidents cause millions of dollars in property damage each year. sot/tc: we will be out looking. san francisco police remind residents that posession of fire works could result in a fine or even an arrest witn time in jail. and don't forget those pets - those big professional displays can be loud. sot/tc: make sure you have a plan for your dog and cats. tes: sf and pd say if you want go see professional fierworks, like those at the big show >> catherine:a reminder:

you'll be able to watch the fourth of july fireworks shows. here on kron4. our coverage starts at 9 p-m. we'll be along the embarcadero in san francisco as well as other spots throughout the bay area facebook is changing things up a bit -- in order to focus more on >> britteny: you still thought right now rolling and across the golden gate bridge and as we head into the rest of tonight patchy fog will remain the manage to get rid of the cloud coverage temperatures about war from this time yesterday 30 degrees here fairfield nine concord 15 hayward 10 in livermore 16 and about right now temperatures at 78 degrees in mountain view. anyone livermore

93 trees conquered in temperatures and about 088 at 80 degrees and net but and a warm evening for center rose 8594 degrees in fairfield right now i can see above the cloud cover still hang on the coast. in san francisco in north bay and san as the console assess today temperatures warmed up bullbat and again high-pressure still in control we're seeing a lot of moisture mainly pushing in the parts of arizona family in san francisco staying dry also watching the system seemed closer and it will cool down temperatures as we go into weekend. >> britteny: house now on san francisco 16 oakland and laughs soon we'll have the gussie breezy evening had warm conditions of the next three hours temperatures will drop below 80 by 7:00 for inland locations the job done the mid- 60s for the fed mid-50s along

the coast and a closer look if 3 day forecast and fireworks forecast coming up about 15 minutes. >> catherine: your friends and family. that means that posts from the people you're supposedly closest to - will appear higher up in your news feed. it might not take into account some of the pesky people who insist on sending you posts by news media, advertisers further down. for those already grumbling - facebook is insisting that the campaign trail.

attorney-general >> catherine: offices investigating hillary's he malpractices. the rest of the meeting and came up in the white house briefing. >>: see her at the phoenix airport. conversation was agree deal of grain children social and about travel. >> catherine: some democrats to sing the meeting probably should not have happened and an aide says the conversation was routine and planned. unplanned

>> catherine: he says it may have been friends for 14 years received the border and the voters do not impress one poll says 72%. >> catherine: a source says that write and call the common- sense talking about suspected terrorists not been able to buy guns. this comes after the democrats staged a sit-in last week pledging to continue in the session resumes after the fourth holiday also voted on mental health will not directly tied to gun-control but many mass

shootings carried up by people with mental problems that has been a priority for both parties.

>> catherine:tonight at 5:30. to grizzly peak no word on any injury it does appear now crews have managed to keep the flames from spreading there was some concern about nearby buildings. with a crew heading to that seen stay with us for a fifth. again concerns tonight about the so- called trail head wildfire very active again this is rough terrain north of sacramento new evacuations and 400 homes of marty been cleared for 2600 buildings are telling us that

are in danger the. asses 50 mi. northeast of sacramento on american river eldorado placer counties fire crews using planes helicopters ferry rough terrain 1,200 a. have burned. >> reporter: sharon what rush room in. rushed outside to help

the >> reporter: other neighbors say the woman appeared to have lost her ability to hear for a time. she was transported and treated at a local hospital. it's not the first time those who live around nearby boggini park have heard the sound of fireworks but they are bracing for more of the same this weekend. sot nick ippolito/neighbor sot eppy sisneros/neighbor it's not clear if the woman was deliberately targeted but m- 80's, fire crackers, bottle rockets and similar fireworks are illegal in san jose and under a new law, violators could be slapped with a $500 fine. if caught, the perpetrators of this crime could face more serious charges.

>> reporter: villas' patrolling neighborhoods and not for illegal fireworks this timber cut now could well be on that list. >> britteny: closer look at napa 80 degrees and rose in the mid- 80s that in view 78 you can see between and yaks and francisco 30 degree difference very similar conditions tamara san francisco's days mid-50s for half monday and then as we go into the weekend temperatures cool ever so slightly and the

saturday sunday sauce and the implications and the high eighties for the bay 73 all three days and for the coast mid-50s low 60s high fifties and then fire work forecast showing by the bay as the sun goes down in the lower 60s patchy fog expected and the expected billing errors and francisco definitely bring a jacket fireworks of for 50 expected catchy fog with a cool breeze and then inland locations the best place to watch the fireworks with clear skies expected and temperatures in the upper 70's it will be a warm evening ahead with clear skies as we approach monday around 9:00 p.m.. the sunday forecasting track of all the details on a cyclical weather coming up in 15 minutes. >> catherine: authorities taking

no chances they've been evacuating hikers and bikers campers from some areas of the part that man who was attacked that had been and is not a bike with another person believed he ephron had startled the bear on a blind trial that might have triggered that attack. . >> catherine: is on for another kind of attack surveillance video showing a man assaulting a woman and a very unpleasant way police say he shoved the back of. the police and for that man ec happen he is emotionally disturbed possibly. cowboy' had

some competition after nearly an hour dancing, singing and spitting at police up on the tkts ledge in times square - the 21 year old man from manhattan jumped, just missing the air bag that was set up for him. >>:"i've lived in new york all my life it's a long time and i've seen crazy things but not a naked man walking around and then jumping in the middle of the ticket booth no." police say they got the call around 7:40 this morning for an emotionally disturbed person. once emergency services and the hostage negotiation team arrived, they tried talking him down, but police describe him as extremely combative. "my first thought was - why didn't they just grab him but then i didn't realize he was threatening to jump." >> reporter:incoherent shouts of donald trump and mother earth preceded the jump at 9 a-m. he danced and darted across the ledge before he took the plunge. after he hit the sidewalk it took another 15 minutes and at least 6 paramedics to hold him down and strap him on the gurney. >>:"i've been here for 15 years doing this on the same corner never seen such thing, never seen nobody jumping up there." "i'm just feeling very sorry for him because he's obviously on drugs or having a psychotic

episode."

>> catherine:the airbags - made by takata. some hondas made in the early 2000's have airbags that need to be replaced. they have a high risk of exploding and killing people according to new tests. takata airbags have been connected to ten deaths in the u-s. eight of those deaths have the specific airbag that's being recalled. the fda is warning people to stop eating raw cookie dough. that's after an e.coli outbreak from flour made by general mills. parents are also being warned not to give their children raw cookie dough to play with. even if they don't eat it.the

bacteria can be absorbed through their hands. hand sanitizers are often used when there's no soap and water handy. but today the f-d-a asked for proof that hand sanitizers actually work. the f-d-a says it doesn't think they're unsafe -- but simply wants evidence that they produce the intended results. next --- we go one on one with warriors center festus eee- zeelie. he talks about his summer camp for kids. and the nba free agency.

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out of service x misconduct scandal at the oakland he be has the chasm revealing information on this story ahead at six. up there on tobin world as well that we have been reporting on investigating for the past several weeks. another antioch campuses and shuddered and other financial fallout of their decision. coming up at 6 let's get back to you with kron 4 news at-. >> catherine:the nba's offseason is about to heat up in the next several hours. as free agency officially begins at midnight eastern time. the obvious focal point is kevin durant. and the superstar's pending decision heavily impacts the rest of the league-- including the golden state warriors. mark carpenter joins us to explain the kd effect. mark? he is the ultimate domino everyone is waiting to see fall. >> reporter:in regards to the

warriors-- they have 8-free agents this offseason. and it's expected that no deals are made with any of them until durant decides. among those waiting is golden state big man-- festus ezeli. we caught up with the center, who so far, is spending his summer in the bay area. festus ezeli.doesn't need a european vacation or a week in the caribbean to begin his offseason. for him, it's all about the basketball. and the summer begins with his 2nd annual kids camp at the bayview ymca. a four-day event that doubles as community service. and distraction from a heartbreaking finals finish.

"i think we tend to forget that there's a lot of life outside of basketball and being here with these kids and being a focal point of trying to get these kids better, that's the main focus of this camp. make them get better, teach them about life, things like that, it keeps everything in perspective." and the next few weeks will no doubt give ezeli a new perspective on life in the nba. while most of the league, including his warriors, buys in on the kevin durant sweepstakes-- the 26-year-old first-time free agent will be fielding offers to pry him away from the only team he's been on. "obviously, i love these guys and i love my team. we've been through so much together and this is all i know, but no matter how this thing works out, we are always going to share that special bond that we've had throughout the years." if durant comes to golden state, the thinking is that ezeli will fall victim to a wave of roster cuts. in efforts to clear salary space. whether he re-ups with the warriors or not, ezeli is hopeful he'll find an ideal situation. "i'm kind of just watching and observing because i don't know how things are going to work out. i don't know what to expect from the way things are gonna work out. it seems like every year teams reshuffle the deck and that's kind of how, like i said, that's the nature of the business. at the end of the day, hopefully it all works out." >> reporter:in addition to ezeli, harrison barnes is the other big warriors free agent. he is already reportedly courting heavy interest from the philadelphia 76ers. another durant detail worth mentioning, he met with oklahoma city this morning.

and will sit down with the warriors tmrw. on wall street. >> britteny: 25 remains for us tonight as the condition sticking around my mourning families are up for the befog in the afternoon lots of sunshine expected and then that will be

the trend as we go into the weekend the mornings will start off with fog and the afternoon mostly sunny skies 24-hour temperature change map shows of 13 degrees in fairfield. degrees concord 10 livermore tenants and rosa and five degrees severance cisco the. apertures at 66 and san francisco 88 nevada 072 oakland and then 96 and nasdaq very warm day there. >> britteny: now wind speeds and show us sustain right around 20 mi. an hour in san francisco. reconditions in oakland concord out the fairfield even livermore these wind speed to stay strong overnight and continued into tomorrow a closer look at the fog tracker shows overnight hours visibility drops down to 0 1/2 monday oakland you notice

the visibility clears up a little bit here were oakland happen day staying with the foggy conditions in the late morning hours it chose a quiet conditions a bit of activity to the east of earlier staying closer to nevada and of the parts of arizona for as we're concerned we will stay dry and temperatures to our morning headwork mid-50s for san francisco. 52 1/2 monday amid, fifty's hayward, see in my view. >> britteny: the cushion 67 francisco oakland and warm in the '70s for concord and jack also livermore years on forecast showing into tomorrow for san francisco peninsula lots of sunshine and 64 san francisco 65 in the twin peaks area 64 and pacific cuts the north bay we go expected bidders in center of

87 and 85 petaluma 95 then real vesta out the back of bill at 96 degrees 757 tel and then 92 sackler 88 in san jose milpitas and alicea highest mark of 80 degrees and we fly over to the east bay ridge expect temperatures livermore at 90. >> catherine:stocks have extended a rally into a third day as traders feel less anxious about britain's european union. bank stocks rose after getting clearance from the federal reserve to raise their

dividends. here are the closing numbers. the nasdaq finished 63 points higher. and the s&p gained 28 points. kron 4's mark danon and financial expert rob black have more in today's winners and losers.

>> reporter: the first time a long time there may be the assistant was put together numbers for last year average american went to college paid $26,680 for one year. that is crazy if you take a look at public schools number came and at 23,829 per year with the private school's 21,000. his 622 years at community college averages 900 hundred dollars to avoid bias as if heaven save enough retirement read your kids to the community college for a couple years.

>> reporter: the times more likely to be ultimately bankrupt in poverty so typical woman whose single 8000 of social security retirement. a lot of money especially surtaxes and tax on medicare and medicaid >> catherine: kalmia motion pictures announcing big changes after the foster controversy.

scarlett johansson has been named the highest grossing actress of all time. throughout her career - she's raked in 3-point-3 billion that makes her the tenth highest earning actor in hollywood -- male or female. and the highest actress on the list. the next highest is cameron diaz. who is ranked 19th on the list. the academy of motion pictures is broadening its voting roster. it's a response to the "oscars than a year ago. it means that more diverse group of hollywood actors is being invited to join. the insider's louie aguirre has more on this story. "it's great to have as much

diversity as we can." vo#1 idris elba, michael b jordan and ice cube among the academy's class of 2016. 2016 red carpet cameron cam1 "i think it just makes for a better industry. i think it makes for a better interest." vivica a. fox also joined the record -- 683 new members -- writing #thankfulthurs for the #academy invite i received along with many other talented actors! vo#3 the youngest new member "the john boyega took to instagram saying, "this is a shift in a positive direction. always a blessing to be one of the many oscar voters that will hopefully spark change." here's the break down. 41 percent are people of color. 46 percent are female including tina fey and america ferrera who posted, "as a child i'd dream of 4 others."

brie larson who posted, "i got in! excited to use my vote to nominate talent that reflects the real world we live in -"the adademy has the right to acknowledge whoever thesenot getting an invite jada pinkett smith who you'll recall was critical of the academy's lack of diversity -- although some speculate it was because

francisco, richmond, livermore, office and the alameda county once she asked: are they worried about out of state cops?

cops? you got cops sending you pics and hooking up for sex from other states? she wrote: lmao, yes her story has gone global and she's talked to other reporters too but not all of gotten the story right. early on she admitted to me she had sex with dozens of officers but wanted to be clear only a few when she was underage. she also wanted to correct one published report that implied she was a teenage mom. she says that's "not true" what is true is that her own mother is a 9-1-1 dispatcher with the oakland police department. "i always felt like with me, opd had an excuse to interact with me cause i'm part of the family. lol" but now things have changed. she writes: law enforcement families are tight, i feel like a lot turned their backs on me.but what's done is done what's not done are the investigations. so many differenet agencies are now involved, each looking into their own case of possible misconduct. haaziq madyun. kron 4 news. >> vicki: kron4news-dot-comone investigation is being done in the livermore police department. officials there confirm that one of its officers has been put on administrative leave in connection with the sex scandal. at the alameda county sheriff's department. 4 people mwere being investigated but were cleared of any wrong doing.

>> vicki:we are seeing the first death involving a self driving car. it's a tesla driver using the "auto pilot" feature. the national highway traffic safety administration - investigating the crash - last month in florida between a tesla model "s" and a big rig tractor trailer. they' want to know what role the "auto=pilot" feature played. our tech reporter gabe slate gets reaction from tesla. and how worried you should be if you see a tesla in a lane next to you. tesla posted to their blog calling this incident a "tragic loss". they laid out the details of the crash and point out that the nhtsa is only doing a preliminary evaluation of whether the auto pilot system worked as it was intended. according to tesla preliminary reports indicate the crash occurred when a tractor-trailer rig made a left turn in front of the tesla at an intersection of a divided highway where there was no traffic light >> reporter:"tesla believes the autopilot pilot and the driver did not see the truck or apply

the brakes because the trailer had a large white side that was against a brightly lit sky, so it was hard to see at a high speed. now the auto=pilot feature has to be engaged by the driver. it's intended for highway driving it requires clear lane markings; it's not designed for making tight turns in a city on its own. a driver can cancel the auto=pilot any mode anytime by pressing on the brake. stand up bridge - this story hits home. i recently met up with tesla and tested out this auto pilot feature. it worked flawlessly. i was very tempted to take my hands off the wheel. but you are not supposed to. this feature is supposed to be like cruise control an added convience. you are supposed to keep your hands on or just above the wheel. the system makes frequent checks to ensure that the driver's hands remain on the wheel and provides visual and audible alerts if hands-on is not detected. it then gradually slows down the car until hands- on is detected again. we will know more once the details of this investigation

come out. but until we know everything i would say you should feel safe driving around teslas. it's to early to solely blame the self driving car aspect. we might learn that this was high speed highway crash accident that could not have been avoided by the driver or the software running the car. gabe slate kron 4 news happening right now in the oakland hills. >> vicki:firefighters are on the scene of a fire in the grizzly peak area. you can see from this video from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 the huge response. the fire has been putting up a lot of smoke but we haven't seen any flames. it appears to have started along side the roadway. a wildfire remains out of control tonight in the sierra foothills. forcing evacuations. the trailhead fire is burning between auburn and foresthill. along the middle fork of the it is threatening about 26- hundred buildings right now. >> vicki:firefighters are dealing with rugged terrain and difficult the temperature has been hovering around 100 degrees and throughout the day. people liviing near foresthill and the todd valley area have been ordered to evacuate.

a public meeting is planned in brittany. cooler temps helping out the fire-fighters? >> britteny: week and see little bit of patchy fog and the golden gate bridge and not as much cloud cover as yesterday temperatures are above few degrees in of 16 degrees this time yesterday cauvery's concord livermore and then 16 hayward 16 nevada. as lee go to the wind

speeds and that will stay strong into tomorrow. 84 degrees nevada 67 cisco. '90s concord that the dramatic adventure spread 94 antioch. 88 we know this was a sunny skies still at 7:00. all of then at most locations in the '50s with the exception of inland temperatures still in the mid-60s. and the fog tracker showing us the fog develops once again with a foggy start. . we should note it could be with

some pretty serious consequences

>> vicki: >> catherine: weapons included three role in a man raised today bringing death to all the 34a man who worked at the airport bringing the death toll to 44. authorities say they now have evidence that the suicide bombers were in the syrian isis-stronghold of raqqa a month ago.and brought their explosives with them. >> catherine:the u.s. defense secretary says the area is now a huge target. >> catherine:a memorial service for the victims was held at the istanbul airport today. meantime - investigators continue to round up people suspected of being connected to isis.

one report says more than 20 people have been questioned. as for the nearly 240 people wounded in the airport attack -- 94 are still hospitalized. after the nationwide rallies, the you-tube appeals, and a sit- in by democratic congressman, word tonight that the house of representatives may vote on gun- control legislation. but not to the extend some are demanding. the issue has gained momentum since the mass shooting at a florida nightclub in which 49 people were murdered, and 53 injured, >> vicki:house speaker paul ryan has told republican lawmakers that the house will vote next week on legislation aimed at keeping suspected terrorists from getting guns. last week, house democrats staged a long sit-in on the house floor demanding vote on stronger gun restrictions.such as denying people on "no-fly" lists from easily obtaining guns. ryan's proposed ban would be

>> reporter: cages to the use of force policy. and body can rouse all of the chain jazz the mayor at this happen in a veil on board. for a cisco game for the chemical the public. now he's been public following several fatal police shootings and he took this message directly to 200 feature sf pt officers is receiving this new trading at the san francisco police academy. her at mayor also let recruits now the department will be letting out these new body cameras in august. the cameras will be

turned on in certain situations at the end of each share of the cameras will be place and docking stations and applauded through server

in the >> reporter: visual offices will not be able to edit or delete any of the videos of on-camera. >> reporter: before the bus for the final time this year the last of love for satellite campuses a close this month close of hundred 15 kids were taught in the schools. not anymore. main antioch location

and is not on public school grounds. it's also where the explosive cell phone video was taken. >> reporter: more than 30 antioch students were taught there this year. and some of those parents wanted a change after the video surfaced. many parents wanted understandably to get out. according to the antioch school district superidendent after they got this letter alerting them that the collarbotives were closing, parents with students those sites told them that was tobinworld encouraging them to move their kids into tobinworld two. tobinworld was getting 112 dollars per student, per day from the district for kids at the collabrotives. but at tobinworld two. it would get 146 dollars a day. if all of the kids at the satellite schools moved to t2. the non- profit stands to gain more than a million dollars from the

district. so far this year, the antioch school district has paid tobinworld nearly 2 and half million dollars. i talked to one woman picking up her grandson who says she wants to transfer him to t2. they didn't talk me into staying i just think this is the perfect school for my grandson. i like tobinworld kron 4 news has been investigating tobinworld for several months now. uncovering other allegations of abuse. just last week.the state attorney general announced it was launching its own investigation. that prompted the antioch school district to send out this letter. telling parents it was pulling out of tobinworld. tobinworld's lawyer says they disputes the characterization of events, but is unable to comment

further due to the ongoing litigation. adding that tobinworld continues to work collaboratively with their partners as well as interested state agencies. in antioch. maureen kelly. kron 4 news >> vicki: it's been in review is here. secretary the now as men yes the right and a laugh bad the serve as in the arm or a says personnel call k mac matter of their share other unrelated very the ground to let the ban began last year. then in. some of them argue that the department is moving too fast -- >>: taken the unique military readiness. >> catherine: this is coming

despite some concern from senior military arguing the department is moving too fast according to the williams institute. 1-point-4 million adults say they are transgender. >> vicki:that equates to a little more than half-a-percent of the u-s population. this is double the estimate from a decade ago. brittany ship here to with your bay area forecast heading into the holiday. >> britteny: as a close to a holiday we see temperatures dropping a few degrees and the closer the average. and we see a

lot more sunshine into tomorrow afternoon and that's the only and the weekend to. big amateur spreads right now 91 degrees in fairfield \ /

>> britteny: 64 and 61 degrees and half moon bay and not in view of the. 91 san jose temperatures and about down in mid high 80s pendulum 84. the bay mainly in the '70s and the coasts and the '60s and it shows and then we see lots of sunshine in to the rest of the afternoon. . c temperatures and a 91 and then focus 61 degrees.

>> vicki: jury and book hundred obese sold the sec to bring into million dollars going to the presidential foundation workers in san francisco might paychecks starting tomorrow. and it kicks in tomorrow. most tolls on the golden gate 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- vehicles. the golden gate bridge authority says it is increasing tolls to help balance a projected five- year deficit of 33- million dollars. starting tomorrow.san francisco will have a new minimum wage.13 dollars an hour. right now.it is 12 dollars and the increase comes from the city's minimum wage will continue to increase each year dollars an hour.

a reminder: you will be able to watch the fourth of july fireworks shows. right here on kron4. our coverage starts at 9 p-m. we'll be along the embarcadero in san francisco as well as other locations throughout the bay area * * *

>> reporter: any epo lab at told

the world by satellite campuses located on the public school sites closed today as the world that it was their decision to close down after the explosive video showing a teacher's aide rough up a nine year old. the district is looking to get education providers to certify the schools and also sent letters like these telling them they're pulling as soon set of the main index closed five. >> reporter: illegal fireworks are like a plague and other parks in the area police are planning a crackdown this weekend with extra patrols to

enforce new law calling for minimum fined $500 for each offense * * . >> reporter: abuilding and who will earth carping when inflames no one was injured in that case and no one was injured in the overnight hours. >> reporter: sparkler is burnt so hot and local this a the type of fireworks and how they're completely illegal in san francisco. also about the

injuries that they see every year associate with fireworks. the police department says that they find anyone with fireworks they can be cited find or even arrested. >> rorter: see any early martic morning burglary a 94 year-old woman was beaten and robbed within our own home. the victim is also a national park ranger over the rosy the rivet air national park and is described as a man with a thin build and is 20s anyone with information as a contact person of police department the victim is resting comfortably at home and hopes to work and a few weeks. a truck >> reporter: a trailer

rig near left turn in another tesla at the intersection of a divided highway where there was no traffic light. they believe the autopilot driver did not see the truck or apply the brakes because the trailer had a large white side that was against a brightly lit sky. it was hard to see after a high-speed. >> vicki:our week-long coverage of issues surrounding the homeless and efforts to help them continues now from san jose. updating a story we reported to you when it hit the road for the first time last thanksgiving, we are pleased to report to you that the 'mercy mobile' is still going strong. operated by pastor scott wagers and his community homeless alliance ministry, the mercy mobile is on the road four days a week delivering food and clothing to various homeless residents of this camp along coyote creek say the mercy return they are picking up trash along the creek and encouraging the residents of other camps to do the same.

pastor wagers says in many cases the food he delivers is the people will get all day. he also provides nourishment for their souls at his church in downtown san jose.

all this week. .we will bestay tuned for new stories at 8 forces with dozens of other the national median. but the the national median. the top 10. oakland ranked 40th. san 49th. one thing we know for sure. bay best weather, right brittany? >> britteny: as we head into a week and these same of the cyclical temperatures close. in your average and then

the return of patchy fog this so continue tonight and this is los 67 cisco. livermore and a half moon bay highs from the region back to the '90s livermore mid- 90s and that a degrees unconquered 73 in oakland 66 in san francisco. 88 in santa rosa and 88 in napa. that's comfortable for one country as severe storms and parts of los vegas a lot of moisture monsoon moisture in those areas and in the afternoon off of sunshine

will return to us. on saturday sunday mid-70s for the basic see for the coast average temperature is in the seventh day at the end the show.

>> vicki: levin for the theater with reaction from moviegoers coming up tonight on kron 4 news at 8. >> vicki: with friends family spending time outdoors a great summer time pastime especially for the holiday weekend. >> reporter: its waterproof even better and play and cooking avoid using gas stoves fuel

where the equipment and sets and rb prevent carbon monoxide from poisoning. check the weather packet a first-aid kit spf of batteries and flashlights.

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oklahoma. and see all these billionaires. >> gary: backup center interesting message because if if they chose the warriors might be guy it's one of those deals that deserves little publicity. a four day event and whether his contract is really not. just hoping for an ideal situation.

>> gary: the giants and a's first three this series the first time since 1976. the loss

three and a row and debris that losing streak. when they talk left-handers. by the doctors he had the back problems only once in his nine year career. six

games back of the giants. >> gary: started early today and the weather is good the get coastal carolina arizona and gkn on the carolina for nothing when torture coastal carolina for three first national championship for carolina program. >> gary: take place august 10th

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how paul >> reporter: the pull of the miracle in the hudson landing at airways plane on the hudson river after the engines were taken up the bird starts and everyone on board as rescue also in the scrutiny that kina following with emergency landing.

vargas starts in the morning fog conditions alicea more sunshine into our afternoon

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