fo >> this morning the golden gate warriors got that much better. kevin durant is coming to the bay area. we'll tell you how fans and players and the league are react to go to news. the death toll following the terror attacks continue to arise. >> fireworks lit up the sky for the 4th of july. we will tell but celebrations here and around the country. kron4 news starts now. good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday afternoon the 4th of july. hope you had a nice holiday yesterday. let's go outside and give you a quick look or maybe go to traffic. we got robin standing by with a

look at a situation here on highway 4, robin. so this is a fatal accident already. >> it is a fatal accident that happened about an hour ago. >> okay. >> c h p received a report of an overturned suv. it is in the antioch area. because it is so early and the counter commute direction it is not causing a huge backup but we have two separate accidents. east 4 at hill crest, the three right lanes are blocked. an overturned suv and behind that a second crash happened that is not blocking. nothing but green right now. no major delays along the stretch but chp issued a traffic alert and they look to have it cleared by 4:30 and that's within the next 30 minutes, i will keep an eye on it. hose of you working you areas three

right lanes are blocked. and one lane blocked out of hayward. around the bay area, no major problems. if you need to get to san francisco it is quiet at the bay bridge toll plaza. a live look at traffic. at the bay a good ride, no major troubled spots from the eastbound into san francisco, 8 to 10 minutes for the average drive from the maze to the skyline. the fatal accident at antioch where three right lanes are closed. we will have an update coming up in a bit. good morning and the fog has returned to the bay. the golden gate a little bit of glaze and haze for us as we get things started. here is a look at the fog that rolled on from last night. covering those inland valleys as well as you can see in the wee hours of the night and at 4:00 a.m. everybody covered and this will mix out as the morning starts to progress. temperatures for us right now,

we have a lot of upper 50s at work. so not a lot of temperature movement. a little bit milder to the south bay. 60 san jose and 55 san francisco. and 59 covers most of the eastbound shoreline. this compares with yesterday at this time, pretty close on target here. we are a degree or two ahead for some parts of the eastbound. two to three degrees ahead of san jose. for the ball game, the giants and the rockies. 7:15. the temperatures in the upper 50s and clouds return and the fog. and that chilly breeze out of the southwest at 20 to 25. here is the low down for oakland. the temperatures mid 60s, foggy morning. clearing and cool. will cover us in the afternoon and over the next about 8 hours partly cloudy skies or that's basically the inland spots that will clear out for a nice sunny skies morning. 8:00 a.m., 59 and quickly bouncing to 75 it looks like by the noon hour. 64 around the bay. we will take a look at the extended forecast and what temperatures will be like in

your neighborhood in a bit, james, back to you. your unusualal reaction ... >> some bold predictions by warrior fans after golden gate landed the biggest free agent prize this off season. you see him there kevin durant, he decided if you can't beat them, join them, leaving oklahoma city and the warriors defeated the thunder to make it to the nba finals and he will join dove nation. warrior fans excited about that not so much and some fans burning the jersey and posting it online. more on kevin durant's decision to sign with the warriors, mark carpenter brings us the story. >> well moments after the warriors lost in the nba finals, team owner promised to be aggressive in free agency. no bigger example than what we saw with the acquisition of

kevin durant. the superstar and former mv p leaves oklahoma city for golden state and form what could be the most dominant lineup the league has ever seen. >> before this process even started, kevin durant said his choice would be a basketball decision. and what better way for the 27- year-old to get closer to his first title than joining a lineup than curry, thompson and green. among the new core 4, three mvp awards, 13 all-star finishes and none of them older than 28. >> we are glad. we never dreamed about this before. we never thought we would have them in the team but it is a blessing. >> you think championships are coming. >> at least one. and then you know what is happening next off season. >> while fans in the bay area relish at the possibilities, others rip kevin durant for

chasing a ring with his former rivals. >> i am viewing it as a weak move from a superstar plain and simple. up 3-1 in the finals, not one, but two and three different times 48 minutes removed of get to go to nba finals by winning the western conference and you depart for the team that beat you when you are on the cusp of get to go to finals yourself and ultimately winning the championship for the franchise that you have been with since you have been with the nba, i think it is incredibly weak. >> there is a taste of what the super team can expect as the nba latest nba new player. >> and all of the banners this group can collect now. we are watching twitter and not all of the stories are positive. big names including nba players are slamming kevin durant. in fact washington wizard

center mark gartez wrote that is crazy kevin durant are they going to score 200 points a game and oakland native damian dillard says the game has changed and paul pierce says if you can beat them, join them and draymond green wrote welcome to the family, kevin durant, let's do what we are setting out to do # block out the noise. and the warriors are set out to win another championship. that's the goal and to say they are a favorite would be an understatement. the vegas odds for winning it all four to five. and after that, the cavaliers are 4 to 1 followed by the spurs, and the clippards and the celtic and the thunder, those of the latest from vegas this morning. more on the warriors to come in a bit. people in the bay did not only celebrate kevin durant's signing but the 4th of july. take a look at the fireworks celebrations right here and all around the country for that

matter on your left-hand side where the fireworks in san francisco and then from our nation's capital in d. c. and on the right from minneapolis. we showcase the celebrations and all over the country live last night. if you tuned in, you saw the show and it was quite spectacular. and the celebrations around the bay area also meant that police were out in force making sure that everybody was following the rules and staying safe. major crack down on illegal fireworks under way in several cities and that includes concord. all firetruck are banned in contra costa county. we rode along with a special fireworks suppression team. there was an arrest in a violent assault suspect on this 4th of july holiday. these two officers are a part of concord police department's illegal fireworks suppression team.

since july 1st, concordpolice have received sixty fireworks calls. it is illegal to set off fireworks anywhere in contra costa county. >> as of right now, it is zero tolerance. >> and to enforce the zero tolerance this independence day holiday concord police have ever available officer on duty. >> our main goal is to keep people safe and to have a happy 4th of july. for those planning on setting off illegal fireworks ... concord police say they'll be out there looking for you. in concord, kron4 now. fireworks are banned in san jose. there is a new tactic to catch people. asking people to report their neighbors and you can do that by filling out i should say a short form on the city's web site. so they have made it easy for you. happening right now in the south bay, police are investigating an officer shooting in san jose. we have video from the scene. it happened before 5:00

yesterday evening on feller avenue it is still unclear what exactly prompted police to start shooting. police saying that officers respond to a call for service and that the shooting happened later. the man had a gun and bleeding from his forehead and not cooperating and that is confirmed by witnesses but not police. so far police are not commenting. we will keep you posted so stay tuned for that. uc berkeley has a vigil for the student killed with 19 other hostages during a terrorist attack in bangladesh. sophomore teresa james was in the capital for a summer internship on e commerce. she was 19 years old. the village it happening at 9 on the campus of berkeley.

some are detained for questioning and looking for clues that may lead to the master attack. 28 people have been dead. the death toll in baghdad has risen now to 175 people. this morning there are new security measures in place in baghdad following the terrorist attacks. isis has claimed responsibility. a dozen people remain missing following the truck bombing in the iraqi capital. citizens pelted the prime minister when he visited. elsewhere a string of smaller bombings killed ten people and wounded 31 more. we'll take a break. coming up after five years in transit, the juno spacecraft reaches jupiter. the new information that scientists hope to learn from that probe. learning new information on the american student found dead in italy. the man in police custody this morning. we'll tell you about it. and over 4,000 firefighters battling wildfires across the

state as we speak. we will have an update. a lot of people heading back to work after the 4th of july holiday. so far so good but there's a problem in antioch and robin will give us an update in a

bit. we are back at 4:15. want to get an update from robin on a hot spot in the east bay. bring us up to speed on highway 4. >> in the eastbound direction. it is not causing a page delay but we have two separate accidents in the same area. >> we do, okay. >> and one is an overturn. we got a call about a vehicle that ran off of the road in an suv and flipped over on the hillsides and a second accident behind the scenes. three lanes of traffic blocked off, east 4 at hillcrest and ch p wants it out of the way in the next 15 minutes. it is unclear if they will extend the closure or not. it is not causing any major

traffic delays but heads up for the activity. you may see it if you are traveling westbound, the commute direction out of brentwood oakly and antioch. heads up for the hot spot. tracking the drive time to make sure it is not causing major delays for the westbound ride. there is the drive time there. 13 minutes from 160 to 242 and no other major problems. the south bay checking in problem-free. let's check in on the bridge. 580 westbound towards the toll plaza light and get to go to north bay this morning. so no problems for you here. if you have to use it, 80 is looking good and 101 and the average drive time 8 minutes from the 101 connector and i have not seen problems from 101 into or out of san rafael. looking at the golden gate bridge coming up in my next report. dave. thank you, robin.

good morning and you saw the bridge check there and seeing a little bit in the way of fog as we start the day. marine layer is more of a hassle to get it mixed out. here is the progress according to the fog liftoff as our models are telling us by high noon. getting those numbers pretty good except the peninsula and the coast, that is where it is the most tenacious throughout the day with the low lying clouds, by 9:00 it covers a good bit of the urbanized bay area. the south bay has more trouble getting there. you can see the numbers lofty as late as one a.m. tomorrow. we do get them down just before dawn. and then you can see the fog lifting off. 9 a.m. for the same process tomorrow morning. we are dealing with the process of onshore flow and a trough up to the north and to the east high pressure that we have been talking about. so clearing in the east bay. temperatures now, upper 50s and you can see in most locations, 54 san francisco and 60 for san

jose. the warmup today reflects that what we are talking about with the clearing. you can see the temperatures start to pounce by the noon hour we get reds involved but still on the east bay quite chilly with greens in the peninsula. tonight 6:00 and ocean cooled air start to spill over in the valleys and flood much of the east bay region as we get chilly. 58 for san francisco and the cloud cover lingering. 77 palo alto and 71 for san mateo. pacifica 60. pal owe alto 87 and 81 melpinas and san jose 80 and 81 for santa clear ras. the east bay shore. temperatures in the chilly 60s. 69 for oakland and 78 for hayward and then in the mid-80s for the east as you can see

pleasanton at 85 with san ramon and walnut creek. we will see the skies open up rapidly in the east bay locations and that's reflected here. temperatures continue to slide. by the time we get to friday and saturday between us kids here, the low we are talking about does move as it gets closer, the opening for a chance of showers in the far north up in northern cal. although for us it looks like it will by pass us at this point. we will let you know if it changes in the future. james. any enough, thank you, dave. we are tracking the bill california wildfires that are burning this morning. you see some of those action shots here behind me as firefighters are working to contain now nearly 4800 firefighters on the battle lines right now. 12 wildfires burning across the state. the wildfire in el dorado has burned 5000 acres. the trail head fire, it started tuesday and grew as it charge the through very rough and as you can see very inaccessible terrain. a tough fight.

that fire 50% contained this morning. 2600 homes and businesses threatening. a wildfire is burning in fresno as well. fresno county. firefighters making progress on a fire near colinga. the curry fire and broke out on friday and grew to nearly 3,000 acres and that cause is still under investigation this morning. and illegal firework being blamed for this fire in the east bay. it sparked explosions that could be seen across contra costa county and investigators are trying to set down who set them off. we have the story from brentwood. >> reporter: it is almost hard to believe, a brushfire can get this big! >> we had flames 50 feet in the air. >> reporter: but in dry, windy weather no surprise. >> came home and looked down to the creek area and completely on fire. >> reporter: no surprise someone was fooling around with

fireworks on the 3rd of july. >> neighbors have told us that there was about 20 guys that came down our street all dressed in black and a look out down there at the end of the street and they heard fireworks going off. >> even as i walked through a neighborhood in mars creek i heard fireworks. one woman says they have been going out since thursday. >> we try to watch out for each other. >> it is quite scary. >> getting numerous hours across the county based on the fireworks. >> reporter: this fire that burned on both sides of the creek towards a roofing company's yard and the flames almost reached the home of an elderly woman. >> she was fine. we hopped the fence and got her out. >> it took 6 different fire agencies and one from livermore to get things under control. in daylight hours it is so easy to see how on dry everything is. listen to how dry the plants are, the same type that has fueled the opposite side of the

creek that is charred and blackened. this is why exactly fireworks are a big deal and why firefighters are asking you to turn people in, if necessary. >> you have a neighbor shooting especially the large commercial type fireworks and you need to dial 911 and let law enforcement do that. well happening now, five years after launch, the juno spacecraft is positioned to begin its real mission, its study of the evolution of jupiter and the composition of the gas giant. the largest planet, 3 times more massive than earth but a mystery, scientists want to know what is behind the clouds. is it just gas all the way to the center. kim hutchinson reports answers may be on the horizon thanks to nasa's success last night. >> reporter: happy nasa scientists celebrate their success.

and the juno spacecraft enters orbitz around jupiter. tricky. >> it had to be done at the right time and slowing the spacecraft down. it will circular jupiter 30 times. >> jupiter has a strong set of magnetic field mines that capture the sun's radiation and or cosmic radiation and the spacecraft will three through it. >> there will be information sent -- secret information with special instruments. >> we will have an idea how much water is involved and we will have clues as to whether or not there's a rocky core. >> scientists will have to wait for data. juno won't make a close

approach to jupiter with its instruments until august 27th. i'm kim hutchinson reporting. 4: 22 is the time. coming up new music from lynn manual miranda that you don't need tickets to hear. >> animated movie is taking ticket sales by storm. the hollywood minute coming up

next on kron4. welcome back to the kron4 morning news. 4: 25. checking a hot spot in antioch on highway 4 at hill crest. got off the phone with chp and they gave me an update and said no longer calling this a fatal accident but saying major injuries. the new estimated time for clearing is 5 clock. damage to the guardrail and lots of debris scattered and not impacting the drive, eastbound or westbound. i'm also getting word of an accident on the bay bridge. i will have those details coming up. >> robin, thank you. entertainment headlines.

hamilton star lynn manual miranda recorded a song to benefit victims of the orlando nightclub shooting. rick dammajello says who he recorded it with plus more in today's hollywood minute. >> reporter: new music that you don't need tickets to hear. the hamilton creator tweeted a clip. love make the world go round is the name and it is being released to benefit the orlando hispanic community. no word on the release. international box office news, the ninja turtles taking china by storm. teenage ninja turtles debuted in first place with a 25 million-dollar weekend and alice debuted at number one as japanese movie goers spent 5.2 million to see the movie. >> drake stays at number one.

the canadian rapper's release views has topped billboards for the 9th week for hollywood minute, i'm rick dammagella. still ahead. both presidential candidates battling controversy. we will tell you about that. plus we will look at each of their potential running mates. here is a look at the southbound break down. san jose temperatures in the 80s and at north wind at five to 15.

the kron4 news temperatures continue to climb.

here are the big stories we are working for this morning. kevin durant is now a warrior! and the biggest signs of free agency creating wave.

kevin durant has accepted a two year 50 million-dollar contract after averaging 27 points and 7 rebounds during his nine year career with the nba. golden gate agreement with kevin durant benefit the mavericks. helping the warriors by acquiring andrew bogut and will release rights to barns allow him to sign with dallas. bay area police and firefighters out in force over the holiday making sure that everybody was following the rules about fireworks. the concord police department received more than 60 illegal fireworks calls between friday and monday. police say that number is expected to rise throughout the remainder of the week as people are setting off what is left of the fireworks. u c berkeley will be holding a vigil for the student killed with 19 other hostages in a terror attack in bangladesh. mara jane was in the capital. just 19 years old. the vigil is set at noon at

prowl plaza. >> we are tracking weather around the bay. a live look, the cam in san francisco looking out at the bay bridge and port of oakland in the background and clouds overhead. dave is looking at the forecast today and those clouds, i live well into the east bay. over my house there as well. >> you had clearing in the afternoon obviously. >> yes. >> and that is the big thing. in the city it is different because you have the continued onshore flow. it will drift south and get cooler for the weekend before it starts to move off. it has a little chance of providing us few showers potentially on saturday. one of those things that we will watch it but it is not officially on the forecast. the fog affecting everyone and here is how it looks in and thickens up from 10:30 last night and starting to fill in the nooks and crannies and some of those valleys about 4:30 a.m. we get the sun out and the performance of mixing this out. temperatures for us, upper 50s will do it for the east bay in

the locations and 58 for livermore and 60 for san jose with downtown san francisco at 54. the contrast were pretty close to this give or take a couple of degrees as you can see. we are a couple of degrees in some cases warmer by yesterday's performance by a few. the warmup for oakland in the upper 60s, foggy and clear and cool. you can see there. the forecast unbalanced, 57 for downtown it looks like. san jose 80s and warmer temperatures in the far east bay reaches. for the next 8 hours, 59 going on for about 8:00 a.m., sunny and by the noon hour, let's talk about 75. those bay temperatures mid 60s by that point along the coast remaining quite chilly as we showed you in the 50s territory. it will be getting actually cooler day by day as we go forward. right now checking the traffic. robin, you have been busy this

4:00 morning. >> yes, watching the hot spot in antioch east 4 at hillcrest. an overturn at 255. a driver ran off of the road and suffered from major injuries. originally c h p said this was a fatal accident and they have changed that and said it is just major injuries and there was a second accident behind the scene and that one out of the way and as they investigate the first crash in hill crest, they have the three right lanes blocked. the counter commute direction, not backing up traffic and not too many folks on the road and heading web site, that's the commute side and doing find out of oakland heading to antioch and 5:00 is when they have it cleared. a new problem on the bridge heading to san francisco and it is westbound after treasure island, an accident being cleared from the two right lanes and causing a backup and that's it and the toll plaza looking good. the sky way is looking good. once you get into san francisco. i will switch to that shot right now and show you there is

just a minor wait in the right lane there is an this is a normal. a pocket of slow traffic approaching the crash and after that a good ride leaving san francisco. at the golden gate from the north bay this morning here is a live look at 101 moving at the limit, no major problems getting into san francisco. your average drive less than 25 minutes from nevada heading over tote toll plaza on the san francisco side. 4: 33 and new this morning, a homeless man arrested in connection with the death of an american student whose body was found in italy. bo solomon arrived for summer study and his roommate reported his missing on friday. his body was found in the tigre river. at his high school friends recounted fond members of the starting quarterback. >> it was so hard to hear about that. to hear about your best friend. you didn't get a chance to say

goodbye. >> bo was quit witted, sharp, bright kid. he liked to say what he wanted to. didn't hold back and i think that's how he should be remembered. this is video from a vigil held for solomon at his former high school. police say the man in custody is a 40-year-old from romanies seriously implicated in that murder. so we will continue to follow the investigation there. on to politics this morning. a no poll shows 2/3 of american voters say they are alarmed at this year's presidential election. only 9 percent of voters say they were bored. both candidates pondering possible running-mates dealing with negative news stories. >> reporter: indiana governor mike pence is one of the parade of names being floated as trump's potential vice presidential choice. tweeted about a meeting with iowa senator jodie ernst. damage control over another

tweet saturday blasted out this graphic declaring hillary rodham clinton the most corrupt candidate ever over a 6 pointed star and hundred dollar bills. the image evoked and tie semantic stereotypes and appeared on a white supremacist message board. not the first time he has retweeted messages from hatred groups. >> it is a pattern to us that is perplexing and troubling and wrong. >> the campaign deleted the tweet and replaced it with a new image attempting to cover the star with a circle. >> clinton is also in damage control after a three-and-a- half hour interview at f.b.i. headquarters over the weekend. >> i am not going to comment on the process. i have no knowledge of any timeline. this is entirely up to the department. >> clinton is being investigated for the use of a

private email server while she was secretary of state. sources tell our news partners cnn the interview indicates the probe is near an end and also likely there will be an announcement within weeks that no charges will be filed. her choices for a runningmate are also narrowing. a current front-runner is corey booker making no comment. >> i'm referring questions about the best vice presidentsy to the woman this is a going to have to make this decision. >> katherine hinnon, kron4 now. still ahead. as american celebrated a birthday, a bay area woman hits a special milestone. we will take a look at the life of a local legend that turned 100 years old. and we will take you to the south bay. and we will have that story coming up. live look outside.

we will get an update from dave in in just a minute.

we have a curb side seat for the rose red white blue parade. >> one of the nice things about taking in the parade is that it comes to you. i set up my camera at the corner of west taylor and the alameda corner and took in the 9th annual rose red, white and blue parade. 115 entries with 2,000 participants and plenty of sentiment on display. >> i stop and think about the people that have given their lives for us you know. so we can have the freedom that was set forth in the bill of rights. >> to be exposed to different people and different groups and what they stand for and how they all stand together in this

country. it is a great thing. >> this parade is a throw-back and the fiesta of the parades from the early 20th century and america's love affair with the automobile and a celebration of all things on two wheels. a nod to san jose's love affair with the bicycle and truly something here for everybody. celebrating our country, its greatness and continuation into the show that we are supporting each other. and the good of the nation. and at 4: 41. here is a look ahead at some of the stories we are following you for the kron4 news at five. donald trump as we reported a

moment ago responding to criticism after he reported a controversial tweet showing a 6 pointed star on a pile of money. the reason it is meant to be anti semantic. >> easy to use your phone to make purchases but makes you vulnerable to hackers. we will tell you the information you need to know to make your private information private. the 4th of july is extra special for one missouri family who has three generations of family members born on independence day. what are the what are odds of that. how they all ended up sharing a birthday. this segment of the news is

sponsored by cal home. and good morning. here is a look at the major headlines you should know about before you head out the door this morning. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in san jose. it happened before 5:00 yesterdayevening on feller avenue. police not saying what led to the shooting. police only offering up that officers responded to a call for as much as and that

shooting happened a short time later. not commenting on possible injuries. we are looking for answers to be answered. 4800 firefighters battling 1200 wildfires. the trail fire started in el dorado last tuesday. it has burn 5000 acres and 50% contained. >> juno has entered jupiter's orbit. the solar power spacecraft gives us a look at the planet and hopefully we will have answers about the surface and whether there is a rocky core in the center. also tracking weather around the bay as we look outside. the golden gate bridge this morning where it doesn't look that bad. the fog not too thick. the marine layers just a big thick dogwood sandwich and that's the problem usually it is thinner and can mix out.

that's the problem and the clouds linger for downtown and the bay. there's a look at the fog tracker as we go forward through the process. getting through high noon and you can see in the inland and also in the east bay shoreline. around downtown it will linger and maybe overcast too particularly in the coastal areas later in the day. then we get to 9:00 and already it comes back in with the south bay and the east bay over the hills pretty much insulated at that point until later in the night. you can see it starts to fill in the valleys later on in the overnight and thicken up around the bay and at 9:00 a.m. clearing out and you can see to the far east and to the south bay. the temperatures were at 59, kind of an average number and 58 livermore and 68 for san jose and mountain view at 61 with downtown san francisco at 54. looks to be a chilly day ahead. watching the models and where the clearing will happen. over the east bay reaches, that is where the 80s will be hiding

and meanwhile and cool on the shoreline and downtown will stay quite chilly and looking like temperatures will stay sub 60s. let's get a closer inspection. 71 for san mateo and 76 for redwood and palo alto at 77 and heading further to the south where the 80s are hiding. 81 for santa clara and cupertino 82 and the east bay shoreline, sunny once we get through the clearing. 69 for oakland and 84 for danville and 83 for concord and 85 for san ramon and walnut creek. in the seven-day forecast we cool down before we warm up. actually as we head to the weekend as the low starts to move we see numbers fall to around 80 or so saturday. warming up to next week and we may revisit the 90s by tuesday. it has been a busy 4:00 hour for you, robin, what is going on? >> watching the major accident

at antioch. it happened at 2:55. east 4 at hill crest. not a fatality but major injuries to the driver of an suv that ran off of the road near the hillside. as they investigate and wrap up, tow trucks rolling out to the scene, the three right lanes blocked and shooting for 5:00 to have it out of the way. not backing up traffic. you may have a view heading westbound getting back to work and the traffic is smooth out of oakley through antioch. no major delays. checking in on the bridges. we had an accident on the bay. blocking two lanes and out of the way so that portion of the ride looks good. behind the toll plaza, the usual backup on the right-hand side and backing up towards mid lot and not bad and wide open and the fast track it is wide open and less than 15 minutes from downtown oakland to san francisco. checking in on let's head over to the richmond center bridge. 580 westbound quiet throughout the morning commute.

if you need to get back to work, a good time to hit the road because it is delay free and no problems for the north bay and right here on 92, the san mateo bridge looking good and a couple of accidents on the hayward side and that's clear when you finally make it to 92, a good ride, crowded but moving well. about 15 minutes to get to 880 to 101 and checking in on the south bay. no major problems or hot spots for san jose or the campbell area. guadalupe checking in hot spot no problems. friday night was the 33rd mega drawing without a winner. the 7th biggest prize now including the powerball and the mega million. tonight's drawing at 8:00. a woman is a century old and celebrated with just as many people on this 4th of july

holiday. her life is short of extraordinary. she got a few extra treats on her celebration. >> i am over womenned. >> a woman celebrating a special milestone in life. mary gleeson turned 100 on this independence day. >> overwhelmed at the people that have come to celebrate. >> folks from across the globe came to her sunnyvale home to celebrate. >> i know she is just tickled pink. >> including her great grandchildren that put on a show. the city's mayor came to pay his respects. and although president obama and the first lady couldn't make it, they sent her a signed lady. >> i am overwhelmed. i certainly did not expect it. >> the celebration called for lots of food and entertainment after all, this was a woman that traveled the world with an extremely high iq, mary hill is

a near genius. one of the few women that worked in alaska during world war ii as a red cross volunteer she traveled the panama canal in 1944 and lockheed had her train people on nuclear submarines. >> she was a high power technical writer so shea communicated between engineers and normal people. >> that was 30 plus years ago but don't let the age fool you. >> the mind is sharp. >> mary hill exudes intelligence, there is something that draws people to her. she took allen in as a young boy and raised her with her other children. >> she has taught me math, english, phonetics and i went right from the bottom of the class to the top and in spelling bees in four months. >> reasons like that is why all of these people came to help

celebrate her independence. reporting in sunnyvale. on to bay area baseball. the giants taking on the rockies at at&t park on the 4th of july. fans celebrating independence day wearing flags and red, white and blue. the giants were down 0-1 and buster posey hitting a solo shot to tie the game. one inning later. angel pagan with a two-run homer and jake peavy had a nice outing giving up one run. the giants winning the 4th of july game 3-1 and against the rockies tonight. madison baumgartner on the mound. the a's spending independence in minnesota with cocoa krisp with a two-run single and oakland ending a losing streak with a 3-1 win

over the twins. still ahead on the kron4 morning news. good news for pasta lovers. the reason why you may want to get more of the beloved carb. we will explain why. meanwhile here is a live look as folks make their way to san francisco. there is a problem on an eastbound freeway we have robin

standing boy that. >> welcome back. tracking a hot spot for antioch. hill crest, a major accident active and emergency crews on the scene wrapping up with the three right lanes blocked and the suv ran off of the road and flipped over, lots of debris and damage. the good news it is not slowing down traffic and heads up for the activity heading eastbound approaching hill crest. >> 4: 55.

forget what you think about pasta. it is good for you. a group of research he was from italy found that eating pasta is associated with lower body mass index, a lower bmi and found that those that enjoyed noodles were less likely to be obese. although americans see it in a different way the italians use it as a pyramid food with 7 grams of protein. i digging and it is incorporated into a mediterranean die yet in italian. a balanced meal. a little bit of everything is fine as long as it is in moderation. take a look. a replica of the trade center in new york city. the tallest lego model in the u.s. actually dedicated at the san diego theme park yesterday as part of an updated mini display of new york. it includes 9/11 memorials and

a reflecting pool and trees. the lego model is 26 feet tall. it is made up of 250,000 lego pieces and weighs more than one thousand pounds. if you go to lego world, you will see it. coming up at the top of the hour. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting in the south bay. wil tran is live at the san jose police department with an update. fireworks shows lit up the sky for the 4th of july. we will take a look across the country. a second mvp on the golden gate warriors roster. we will tell you how fans and players are reacting to kevin durant coming to the bay area.

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an earlier problem on highway 4. we'll get the update on that. weatherwise, though, -- >> on 4th of july -- >> good. >> we're going to repeat this performance. yesterday you could see the fog already had developed, and approach just thicknd up, as you can see. sun will then try to do it job, try to thin that out. we're at 60 for hayward, 59 for san jose. looks like oh another 59, 54 going on for san francisco. with our continuation of this program, a little chill year probably downtown than we saw from yesterday. looks like temperatures upper 60s for today, foggy morning goes clear on balance today. and the next 8 hours, we're -- by 9:00 a.m., sunny at 63. 78 it looks like by 1:00 with the bay temperatures around 60. 50 at the coast, and chilly at

that. robin, how are things going on the east bay? ? we have a hot spot, highway 4 east at hillcrest. it happened at 2:05 this morning. a driver flipped off the road. 3 right lanes are still blocked. this was originally called a fatal accident. chp updated us, said it's just a major injury crash. it's still there, and lance are still blocked. it's not backing up traffic east or westbound. no major problems. 25 minutes from 205 to 680; and for those of you who have to get into san francisco, a little backup tat pay bridge toll plaza. i'll have details coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot. police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened in san jose. >> kron 4's -- standing by live at the scene to explain exactly what happened. will? >> reporter: james, it happened behind me. this is on the 900 block of

feller and story road. the san jose police department, they just left the scene, and this is about 12 hours after they arrived. let's show you video of exactly what happened. approximately around 5:00 last night, family members, they were the one who is called the san jose police department, asking that officers check on this 18-year-old man. when they arrived, they saw him with a self-inflicted wound, possibly a shot to his forehead. he was bleeding. he stepped outside. officers tried to tell him to give up his gun, his firearm, but that was not the case. the officers felt they were threatened. they opened fire on this man. we're not exactly sure if he died at the scene. family members say pebbly that he was suicidal, but they're not exactly sure. the san jose police department, they're still investigating the case. i tried to get near the family home this morning, but they just returned from the san jose police department. we hope to talk to them a little later this morning, but we do know that he's an 18- year-old man who

lived on this block here, the 900 block of feller avenue. the two officers -- at least two officers involved in the shooting death, and placed on administrative leave. back to you. >> thanks a lot, will. we'll check back with you later. we first told you about this officer-involved shooting with a push alert at 7:57 last night. if you want the latest, that you download our kron 4 mobile app. 5:02 is the time. people across the nation marked the 4th of july with some big fireworks shows. you can see the macy's fireworks show in new york. the top right shows the fireworks show in san diego. and on the bottom right, that's evaluate looked like in sacramento. president obama marked the holiday as well, saying that freedom isn't something that just happens, that it must be nurtured and defended every single day. this, of course, is his final 4th of july as president >> i saw the firew in sacramento one year.

it's really good >> when you saw the little box there on the screen, it looked like it was a pretty intense show. >> clearer than ours. you can see san francisco kind of a little bit of fog and haze. it wasn't that bad as far as the weather goes, and the show was sharp, like it always is. it is part if our july 4th special show, live show that started at 9:00 last night. there were no issues or anything that went wrong. in mass, though, there was a barge -- yeah, a barge that was used for firew celebration there in plymouth, mass, and it exploded and caught fire. there was a boom, not the kind of boom you're supposed to hear, and that's when the fire happened. that was in mass. ours went off without a hitch. >> not bad. and even though the 4th of july is over, officers in the east bay are still cracking down on illegal fireworks. the concord police department says they received more than 60 illegal fireworks calls since last friday. they've really been hopping. police say that number is

expected to rise throughout the week, and you may be wondering why, 4th of july is over. >> we get calls from dispatch, and they let us know -- and we go to that neighborhood, and we see if we could locate the person who's setting the fireworks off. we see the fireworks. we issue cry stations. and during the down time, if we don't have any -- we're driving around, seeing if there's anyone selling or distributing fireworks in any area of -- >> you could face jail time if you're caught with illegal fireworks. so they want that warning out there in case you have any thoughts. firefighters keeping an eye out for fires caused by illegal fireworks. look at that. this huge fire, 10:00 last night. flames, 60-trees. six fire fighting agencies responded to this. it burned on both sides of

march creek where it meets hanson lane. no homes were burned. firefighters say something like this could easily happen again, though, so they're watching out. >> been hot for the last week. doesn't take much to start a fire. you have a neighbor shooting especially these large commercial type fireworks going off, you need to dial 911, and let law enforcement do that. >> those are just one of several fires that broke out over the weekend, and they don't know exactly how many were firew caused. that's what they were watching out for, and actually will continue to watch out for early in this week. 5:05. the other big news people are talking about this morning, oklahoma city thunder fans upset after golden state has landed the biggest free agent prize this off season. kevin durant -- you may be wondering, what are we looking at? is that a barbecue? kind of. >> they're barbecuing -- >> they're not happy that he's coming to california.

>> they're just -- it's like when lebron left cleveland. you're going to the team that beat us. now we'll never have a shot. and oh well. durant said he wants to be part of the warriors' magic. he said, at this point in his career, he wants a ring basically >> and if you can't beat him, join him. >> reporter: well moments after the warriors lost in the finals, team owner -- promised they would be very aggressive in free agency. no bigger example than what we saw with the acquisition of kevin durant. the superstar and former mvp leaves oklahoma city for golden state, and in the process forms what could be the most dominant lineup the league has

ever seen. . >> reporter: before this process started, kevin durant said his choice one a basketball decision. what better way for the 27-year- old to get closer to his title than join a lineup that features names like curry, thompson, and green. 3mvp awards, 13 all star appearances, and none of them older than 28. >> we never dream about this before. we never thought we were going to have him on the team. >> you think championships are coming? . >> at least at least one. >> reporter: while fans in the bay area relish at the possibilities, others rip k.d. for chasing a ring with his former rivals. >> the weakest move i've seen from a superstar, plain and sump the. they were up 3-1 in the conference finals. not 1, not 2, but 3 -- by winning the western conference. and you depart for the team that beat you when

you're on the cusp of getting to the finals yourself, ultimately winning the championship for the franchise you've been with since you've come into the? i think that's incredibly weak. >> that's a taste of the visitry control this team can accept leaguewide at the -- polarizing forums. here at home, fans welcome another olympian to the roster. kron 4 news. >> some big names in the taking to social media to weigh in on durant's decision to leave oklahoma city and join the warriors. here's marchin g,rtot tweeting, quote "that isocracies say. are they going to score 200 points a game." oklahoma native and trail blazers guard damian willard tweeting, "the game has really changed." we also heard from paul pierce, saying, quote "if you can't beat them, join

them." "welcome to the family, k.d. lot's just do what we set out to do. hash tag block out the noise. >> shut up all you hairs. the vegas odds of golden state winning it all next year are 4-5. it's the cavaliers at 4-1, then the spurs, the celtics, and the thunder once k.d. made this decision. still ahead, after five years in transit, the juno spacecraft finally reaching jupiter, right on the mark. . >> and later, the death toll from a massive suicide bombing in baghdad is rising.

. >> we may see showers up to northern california. san jose, temperatures climb into the upper 70s. mild to warm. a northwest wind, 5 to 15. . >> an overturned accident at ant i don't care cleared east 4 at hillcrest. all lanes open. traffic moving at the limit.

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welcome back. and happy tuesday. back to work, july 5th. so get with the program now. i didn't stay up for the fireworks. did you? . >> no. in my head a little bit. i want to show you, this little guy here, that's going to be a player for us as we head on to the could woo. that will be on saturday, maybe bring in a few more showers perhaps to northern california. that will be kind of good news. what that means for us is a reduction of temperatures by the time we get

there, even more so than we have now. so the program is, the next 4 days or so, continue on with the on-shore flow. let's keep the fog going on. it will mix out later in the afternoon. let's watch how it goes forward with today. looking pretty good in most east bay reaches. along the coast, that fog continues to hoffer and the low clouds and whatever. wind comes back again. we're in this kind of sing- songy pattern next couple days. temperatures reduced even more so as we head into the week. some of the fog getting to some of the valleys, as you can see off to the east late in the evening hours. the warmup today, there you see some of the reds going off in the far east. meanwhile along the east bay shoreline, remaining kind of cool with some 60s. but for downtown san francisco, might be more of a struggle as we'll stay in the 50s territory. there you can see as it returns spilling back into the valley, even the sacramento valley by later on tonight. temperatures today, again downtown will be chilly. 59 we'll go for.

san francisco and twin peaks. looks like, along the coast, navy city at 60. 77palo alto, 71 for san mat,o. to the east bay shoreline, some 60s to be found. 67 rich monday, 78 for hayward. elsewhere it's approach -- with the skies opening up for the afternoon hours. . here's what i was talking about. gets to around saturday. that's when that low gets to us. it will be northwest by that point. to next week, we may revisit those inland spots. lower 90s returning as early as tuesday, wednesday. meanwhile through this entire saga, bay temperatures hang in the upper 60s, lower 70s. yesterday we got a break because of the holiday. now folks are heading back to work. it's business as usual. a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic picking up heading into san francisco. you can see those cars are zipping on through the

toll plaza without a major delay. 15 minutes ago, we had a little bit of a back lane. it's a great ride in through san francisco. we had an accident westbound west of the tunnel. that quickly cleared. so it's going to be a good commute, less than 15 minutes from the maze to the skyway. for those of you who need to get in the north bay this morning, a look at 580 west approaching the toll plaza. also a good ride. nothing to worry about there. 92 has been fairly quiet. had a couple problems. that's gone. traffic is looking good here, continuing to the peninsula. no problems for those of you have to get to -- highway 286. we had a fatal accident in ant i don't care. it was east 4 at hillcrest, blocking 3 lanes. that's clear. now westbound traffic, the commute direction, is looking good, 14 minutes from the 160 split up to 242 and concord. the usual stop and go traffic

leaving the atmont. no problems through livermore and dublin and castor valley. looking good. under 30 minutes from 205 to 80. if you need to had north on 101, from 85 all the way up to that 237 split, your average drive time clocking in at a quick 18 minutes. >> robin, thank you. time now is 5:17. we got the latest on the wildfires that are burning across california. a lot of firefighters spending the 4th of july battling about 12 wildfires burning across the state, including this one here. this is burning just outside the sacramento area. it's called the trail head fire. it started last tuesday, and has quickly grown now through a lot of really hard-to- reach terrain. you can see how rough and steep the hill studies are. the fire has burned 8 and a half square miles. firefighters made pretty big progress. they're halfway there. firefighters lifted mandatory evacuations for all areas impacted by the fire at about 8:00 last night.

good news for residents in that part of california. meanwhile firefighters have almost reached full containment on the curry fire. that's burning in fresno county. that fire has burned more than 4 and a half square miles since it started last friday. it's 90% contained as of the last update we got. some good news also on that front. >> thanks a lot, james. 5:18. a vigil is going to be held for a uc berkeley student who was among the 20 hostages killed by militant in an attack on a restaurant in bangladesh. she was an econ major at cal. she is originally from india, and was working at a bank as part of a program arranged but uc berkeley's center for bangladesh studies. she had graduated from an international school in dhaka, transferred to cal last year. that vigil is at noon today on the berkeley campus. and new this morning, the

bodies of seven japanese citizens who were killed in the bangladesh attack have been returned to their home soil. this is video showing the arrival early this morning in tokyo. five men and two women from japan were among the hostages killed. they were private consultants working on a japanese government development project in bangladesh. in other world headlines -- >> crews have recovered more bodies from a site of a massive weekend suicide bombing that happened in central baghdad, bringing the death toll there to at least 175. that new number just coming out this morning. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. a suicide bomber hit a busy marketplace on sunday night, and police are still going through, looking for missing people. so the death toll could rise. this was one of the worst bombings in iraq in 13 years. well new this morning, the juno spacecraft is finally positioned to begin its real mission five years after it was launched. that spacecraft is studying the

evolution of jupiter and composition of that gas giant. jupiter is the largest planet in our solar system, but we don't know a whole lot about it. scientists don't know if it has a solid core. as kim hutcher son explains, we may soon get some answers. >> reporter: happy nasa scientists celebrate their success at the juno spacecraft enters orbit around jupiter. it was a tricky maneuver. >> this breaking post had to be done correctly, at the right time. just enough to got it into the proper orbit. >> reporter: juno will circle jupiter 27 times over the next months. it will orbit the poles on a path designed to dodge jupiter's radiation belt. >> jupiter has a long set of magnetic field lines that captures radiation, and the spacecraft is going to have to fly through those magnetic fields. >> reporter: seven scientific instruments will record and send back information about the gas

giant's atmosphere and mag net sphere all with special shielding. those instruments will begin streaming data soon. they were turned off so nasa scientists could focus on getting juno into orbit. >> they will give us an idea how much -- it will give close as to whether or not it has a rocky roar. >> reporter: but scientists will have to wait for data. juno won't make a close approach to jupiter until august 27th. i'm kim hutcher son reporting. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, it's easier than ever to use your phone to make purchases. also makes it vulnerable to hackers. . >> and next, apple is trying to get more people to register as organ donors. we'll explain the software that will make it easier. >> here's a live look outside.

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transplant 2009. . i'm already an organ donor. i don't like that health app. i do other stuff. i do the nike. it's free. it tracks everything i need. so there. >> so there. it's getting oozier and easier to use your phone to make purchases. >> i love that. >> there's a dark side to this. using your smartphone like that can make it easier for hackers. the more ways you use your phone, the more ways they fiend to get to your personal information. there are some steps you can take to keep your private information safe. >> like what? . >> you can lock your phone when you're not using it. >> i do that. >> read and -- >> who doesn't, james, right? i go that with a fine tooth comb. i'm reading those pages. >> even if you do read it, that doesn't -- you still

click approve, because you want to use the app. if you use public wi-fi, a lot of it is unsecured. hackers oftentimes use that and scammers, too, to applicants is your sensitive information. >> that's the one. i never -- that's the one. only use your own wi-fi, or use your own cell phone. >> the only thing i do when i'm on a public wi-fi, i just browse. don't do anything that requires you to put in a password, because that's what hackers are looking for. >> okay, dad. president obama joining hillary clinton on the campaign trail today. what they're hoping to get out of their joint appearance. >> new information on the death of an american student. . >> you can see temperatures as we speak. upper 50s for the most part. 61 mountain view.

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i've got to say, boy, you nailed that forecast. it was nice and sunny inland yesterday. we had beautiful barbecue weather. i enjoyed nice cedar plank -- >> i live in the north bay, and i had fog all day. we have lot of upper 50s at work. 58 for livermore, 55 happening for downtown san francisco.

there you can see the temperature change from about 24 hours ago. pretty close to where we were. maybe a degree or two to add to that. san jose coming in at that, too. we get to mid to upper 6 0s by the early afternoon. foggy morning gives way to clearing. cool temperatures with all of that, too. the computer is seeing that fog as partly cloudy. sunny by 9:00 a.m. temperatures get to 78 or so. meanwhile the bay hanging mid to upper 60s. robin, how are we doing with traffic? as folks head back to work, they don't have to worry about any major hot spots or traffic alerts. fairly quiet now. a live look at the bay bridge ride into san francisco. the backup is -- so it's business as usual here. nothing going on on the bridge now. we have one minor accident about an hour ago. that cleared. so the slow traffic you see here approaching the toll plaza is normal. it's great ride across the upper deck, through downtown, the skyway. all looking good for now. about 15 minutes from downtown

open to downtown san francisco. i'll check in on the san mateo bridge coming up in my next report. >> thank you very much, robin. new this morning, italian police have detained a homeless man in the death of an american student whose body was found in the tib,r river in rome. police pulled the body of 19- year-old bow sullivan from the river yesterday. he had last been seen friday morning at a pub. solomon recently completed his first year as a personal finance major. he was in italy for a summer study abroad program. friends and teachers from solomon's high school are now remembering the former starting quarterback. >> it was so hard to hear about that. your best friend, you know, you really didn't even get a chance to say good-bye to him. bowe was a quick-witted, sharp, bright kid. he liked to say what he wanted to, didn't hold back, and i think that's how he should be remembered. >> police arrested a 40-year- old man from rome in connection with solomon's death, saying the man was

seriously implicated in the murder. the coast guard had a busy event day out on the bay. four people were rescued in three separate incidents off the coast of rod,o, treasure island, and san francisco. crews rescued a man from the water -- he was on a ten-foot sailboat around 3:50 yesterday. around 4:50 they were notified that somebody on a 30-foot sailboat was clutching his chest and yelling for help. at 7:00 in the evening last night, a response boat encountered a kayak that had capsized. two people were rescued from the water there and taken back to shore. a patrol lee is behind bars this morning, accused of having a gun at a beach in south lake tahoe. here is the man police arrested: shawn francis wannamaker. police say he pulled out a gun during an argument near a motel 6. it all started saturday night.

police say wannamaker hid from them until sunday. he tried to run, they say, hid in a nearby bathroom, but the officers arrested him, and he's being held in the el dorado county jail without bail. to politics this morning, and president obama will be campaigning with hillary clinton today for the first time in 2016. they're making a joint appearance in charlotte, north carolina. the event was first set for last month in wisconsin, but it was rescheduled in the wake of the order the roar attack. president obama officially endorsed clinton several weeks ago, saying that he doesn't think there's ever been someone so qualified to be president. clinton's campaign believes obama will be able to reach out to voters who flock to support him back in 2008 and 2012. clinton and president obama were fierce rivals when they ran against each other in 2008, but have since found common ground. in fact, the president, as you know, asked clinton to serve as his secretary of state for a number of years. and hillary clinton is leading donald trump in the latest presidential poll.

a new "usa today" suffolk university poll shows clinton leads trump by five percentage points. even though clinton is still leading, it appears her lead is shrinking. . that poll found 61% of voters are worried about the presidential race, and 23% say they're excited by it. donald trump is getting criticized by this tweet he posted over the weekend. did you see it? it takes a swipe at hillary clinton and shows a six-point jewish star on top of a pile of money. trump says it's a basic star used by sheriff's departments across the country. a mobile of the antidefamation league says trump's attempts to dismiss concerns about a star on top of a pile of cash is absurd and offensive. the clinton campaign is criticizing trump, calling the

tweet antisemitic. head to the south bay now, where crews will be out, doing mosquito fogging -- after officials found mosquitoes with the west nile virus. most people don't show symptoms of west nile; but in serious cases, it can be deadly. fifty-three died last year. the fogging will start thursday and go to about 2 in the morning friday right around the guadalupe parkway. parts of the area were already fogged last month. they'll be out there again, trying to take care of the problem. it's 5:36. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, maybe you don't like pasta. you'll afraid those carbs will get me fat. you might want to reconsider. we're going to take a look at how pasta could be good for you. >> later, a south bay woman celebrate her 100th birthday on independence day. what she is doing right.

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7 grams of protein. they say it should be part of a healthy, ambulanced diet. >> here are some of the stories we are working on for the 6:00 hour. a family forced out of their home because of a fire. >> and illegal fireworks are being blamed. jackie cisell will have a live report soon on that. >> more problems for brazil ahead of the summer games in rio. the reason visitors and athletes are concerned about going into the water. . >> a woman leads police on a high-speed chase. why she says her food made her do it. . >> and here's a look at the breakdown going on today. temperatures struggling in downtown san francisco to get up around 60. 69 going on for oakland with cool temps.

police say officers were responding to a call for service, and the shooting happened a short time after that. officers in the east bay are still cracking down on illegal fireworks. the police department, for instance, says it received more than 60 illegal

fireworks calls since last friday, and they say that number is expected to rise throughout the week as folks are still setting off their leftover fireworks. and a vigil is going to be held today for this uc berkeley student who was among the 20 hostages killed in an attack on a restaurant in bangladesh. sophomore tarisha jane was in the capital of dhaka for a summer internship the she was an econ major at cal. time now 5:44. we have robin taking a look at our commute. everybody getting back to work on this tuesday, back from a nice holiday. . how is it looking out there? looking pretty good so far. i think we have one hot spot this morning, and that's clear. that was over an hour ago. everyone is dreading this call, heading in through san francisco. i know it's not funnel. at least you can get through the slow traffic without any major problems. it's a normal backup now, which stretches out to west grant, and it's smooth on the new eastern span, smooth on the suspension. you won't find problems getting

into downtown san francisco. about a 15-minute commute from downtown oakland to the westbound sky lane. checking in on the richmond san rafael bridge -- a little backup. it's getting traffic in the cash lanes, but it's a great ride across the span. no problems for those of you who have to get in the north bay. 580 westbound, it's really the slowest spot coming out of the east bay. that's normal. no major problems. the drive time, check it out, 28 minutes from 205 to the 585/680 split. checking in on the south bay, no major trouble spots. 101 is a good ride from morgan hill to guadalupe parkway. 280, also a smooth commute from san jose up to that 85 split. if you leave now, it will only take you 11 minutes. dave? . >> all right. thank you very much. we were talking about the traffic. let's talk about the traffic and air masses. at the l, you can see up there

in the gulf of alaska, it's expected to kind of trapeze through the northwest as it impacted northern california. . after this thing moves out, it's actually a warming trend into next week. it will still feel a little bit more like july as we go forward. temperatures on the board, approach in the 50s, although 60 for hayward, 61 for mountain view. 55 going on for downtown san francisco. now with get to tonight, and

that ocean-cooled air mass makes its way back out there again. you can see moving through the valley, bringing with it, yes, the fog. looking good along the east bay shoreline. then tonight, hamo, by 9:00 filtering in west of the hills. and then, after 9:00 and as we approach midnight, that's when we start filtering into those inland valleys. clearing out by 9:00 a.m. the south bay, got to deal with some morning clouds, sun in the afternoon. 77palo alto. to the south bay, we'll see some 80s spread out here. santa clara, 81. coopertino, let's try 83. east bay shoreline, this is where a couple 60s may hoffer. 78 for heyward, 85 danville. concord at 83. 85 for livermore. kind of a similar situation for sam ramon. everybody is looking sub 90 with this for now. and that will be the case as we head on to the rest of the week and weekend. as -- we get into the weekend. by saturday, that's when temperatures are reduced a

little bit. more cloud coverage to negotiate through. it's early next week we may see temperatures pop, and the 9 0s may return. james and daria? thanks a lot. it is 5:48. a grandmother in the south bay is officially a century old. she celebrated her 100th birthday on july 4th. >> yeah. about a hundred people came out. her life nothing short of extraordinary. alicia reed went to the woman's birthday party. our cameras were there. and has more on the celebration. >> reporter: on this 4th of july holiday, there's a woman celebrating a special milestone in life. mary hill gleason turns a hundred on this independence day. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: folks from across the globe came to her sunnyvale home to sell i know she is tickled pink. >> including her great grandchildren. >> reporter: although

president obama and the first lady couldn't make it, they isn't her a signed letter. >> i'm overwhelmed. i certainly didn't expect it. >> reporter: the celebration called for lot of food and entertainment. after all, this was a woman that traveled the world. with an extremely high iq, mary hill is a near genius. she was one of the few women who worked in alaska during world war ii. she traveled the panama canal zone in 1994, and look he'd entrusted her to train navy sailors to operate nuclear weapons on submarines. that's not all. >> she was a high-powered technical writer. so she was able to communicate between the engineers and normal people. >> reporter: that was some 30 plus years ago. but don't let the age fool you. mary hill -- intelligence. that's a warm-hearted kindness that direct cause people to her.

she took alan mccullough -- raised him along with her other children. >> she taught me math, english, phonetics, and i went from the bottom of the class to the top in spelling bees in about four months. >> reporter: reasons why that is why all these people came to help celebrate her independence. reporting in sunny vale, kron 4 news. in baseball now, the giants taking on the colorado rockies at at&t park. fans packing the stadium there, dressed in their red, white, and blue for independence day. the giants were down by 1, but then buster pose say opened up a -- solo shot to tie the game. 1 inning later, bagon hit a homer as well. the giants winning it 3-1. they play against the rockies again tonight with baumgartn,r on the mound. first pitch at 7:15. how about the as?

how did they do? they were on the road in minnesota for independence day. coco crisp snapping a 7th inning tie with a 2-run single. oakland ending a 4-game losing streak with this victory. 3-1 the final score. grayman pitched well; he allowed 3 hits and 1 run in 6 and 2/3rds inning. former eight-time champion of the world, the once and future king joey chest nut. >> joey chestnut regains his title as the best either in the nation. he grabs it back from another san jose guy, matt stoney. . matt stoney won last year, because he ate 62. there's joey at 67, 68 -- he ate 70 hot dogs in 10

minutes. i don't to use the verb eat. >> forcing that down -- it looks painful. >> i may throw up, yet i can't look away. >> stoney on his -- >> you had 52 on that last count. he only topped out at 53. >> matt stoney did? . >> yeah. he just lost it. >> kind of cool that the two biggest eaters in the country are from san jose. >> the clash at coney island. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, warriors fans celebrating kevin durant, announcing he wants to come to the bay area. >> while we're cheering, they're burning stuff in -- >> 4th of july extra special for one missouri family.

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the 4th of july is a big day for families to celebrate, but for one family in missouri, it doesn't just mean independence, it means their on birthdays. they celebrate three generations of 4th of july birthdays each year. take a look at this photo of three family members. this is the sanders family. it was taken 32 years ago when phillip sanders the third generation celebrated his first birthday. >> it's really strange. >> actually he was delivered by c-section, but it was an emergency c-section. my wife was in labor, and he was in distress. so -- born on the 4th. >> it never really bothered me or anything, that i had the same birthday as both my nanna and dad. >> phillip says he and his wife were able to cope the tradition going by having one of their children born on the 4th. but they missed it. they just missed it. that's fun. >> america just celebrated 240

years. only 104 years old when she was born. >> don't start doing math with me. >> with oar talking world war i she was around. so much. >> here's the deal -- has her birthday on a holiday. 4th of july good birthday. christmas not so much. so good for them. >> happy birthday and merry christmas with the one gift. hate it when that happens. coming up next, fireworks are being blamed for this house fire in valeo. the push to crack down on illegal fireworks. >> plus crews are making major headway on a massive fire burning in northern california. . >> and a lot of questions remain after deadly officer involved shooting in the south bay. (vo) with thousands of quality pre-owned vehicles...

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yesterday was nice and light. today we started off with a hot spot. right now don't have any major problems now. just a growing backup at the bay bridge -- if you need to get to san francisco, you'll be sitting -- getting on to the new eastern span. after that it picks up. it's a great ride into san francisco. let's head over to our other bridges, checking in on the richmond san rafael bridge. just a minor delay off and on in some of the cash lanes. overall it's great ride heading in through the north bay. for those of you who take the ferry, the val,jo to san francisco departure was canceled. that will be substituted by a shuttle. keep that in mind. checking on the drive times -- if you need to head west, it's slow in pockets. 17 minutes ant i don't care to concord. the usual -- leaving the atmont. under 30 minutes to get from 280 to the 680 split. quiet in the south bay for now. go ahead and take northbound 101. it's only 18 minutes to get

from the -- split. good morning, everybody. starting things off with a live camera shot of the golden gate bridge. county even see the towers over toward the marin side. at least not now. hoping they will start to mix out a little as the day starts to progress. our future cast temperatures as we go forward, here's the warmup we see in the typical location. going to be tough going even in the mid-afternoon to get those temperatures going. we do see 70s for highs. plenty of 60s and even chilly 50s along the peninsula. then tonight the ocean-cooled air returns with the fog, as you can see over the hills and into the valleys. now, want to jump to the fog tracker to give you an idea about this. there you can see it clears out nicely by 12:00. still hovers along the coastal regions. it's kind of slow-going there. if it returns by 9:00 p.m., you

can see spilling out over the east bay shoreline, not quite over the hills yet until we get past the witching hour, and there you can see, by 9:00 a.m., we do the clearoff process again. jumping to the far west view, i want to show you the warmup that happens today. what we see happen is the high is still parked in its typical location. it's aiding a little bit to help in the east pay to get some of those warming temperatures. we see vegas reaching about 100, 100 for phoenix. you can see the sacramento valley some warming as well. we go for tonight, and there's a cooldown they call it for overnight. 70 something degrees for los angeles. looks like the monsoon machine still alive and well happening there. for us, notice the cooler weatherer in the northwest. that's situated with our trough program that's going to last all the way into this weekend. for today with a lot of those clouds hanging around, downtown san francisco may be scratch at about 60 or so. for dahy city 61. san mat,o, 71.

pacifica about 60. half-moon bay about 61. jumping to the east bay side, again some 60s to be had. hayward at 78. livermore about 85. we're also looking at 85 for pleasanton and san ramon. here's how the 7-day lineup goes. a continued cooling -- that's right -- all the way into the weekend once that trough thing moves through by saturday. then we gradually warm up. by tuesday, we might be talking about some 90s returning to the forecast. daria? . >> thanks a lot. 6:17, and happening now, a vigil will be held today for a uc berkeley student who was among 70 hostages killed by militants in an attack on a restaurant in bangladesh. sophomore tarisha jane was in the capital of dhaka for a summer internship. originally from india and working -- for bangladesh studies. she had graduated from an international school in

dhaka and transferred to cal last year. that vigil on the berkeley campus is at noon today. and new this morning, the bodies of seven japanese citizens who were killed in the bangladesh attack have been returned to their home soil, and here's video showing the arrival in tokyo. five men and two women were from japan. they were among hostages killed, and they were private consultants working on a japanese government development project in bangladesh. firefighters across california meanwhile have spent the 4th of july holiday battling about 12 wildfires burning across the state, including this massive wildfire burning just outside the sacramento area. it's called the trail head fire. you can see it's being attacked from the air, from the ground. although the terrain has been really hard to access, it's been rough on firefighters -- the fire has burned eight and a half square miles so far. they boosted containment from 20 to 50%, which is fantastic news. firefighters lifted mandatory evacuations for all of

the areas that were impacted by the fire at 8:00 last night. and firefighters have almost reached full containment on the curry fire burning at fresno county. these have been some of our most dramatic pictures coming into the newsroom. the fire has burned more than 4 and a half square miles since it first broke out last friday. it's 90% contained, and no structures are threatened this morning, which is great news, at least on that front as well. happening today, a pretrial hearing is set in the trial of the highest ranking police officer charged in the death of freddy gray in baltimore. lieutenant brian rice is charged with manslaughter, assault, reckless endangerment, and misconduct in office. gray suffered a severe spinal injury while in baltimore police custody in 2015, and he died a week later. his death sparked massive protests over the use of police force. jury selection is set for tomorrow. if officer wright chooses a jury trial instead of a bench trial. of the officers already tried,

there have been two acquittal and one mistrial. a body recovered from california's feather river has been identified as a 17- year-old who went missing last week. the body was spotted sunday afternoon in the river near gridl,y, and now there's confirmation it's 17-year-old christopher mcdonald. he went underwater while rafting with friends on wednesday, and never resurfaced. the person who called in the sighting said will saw the body not far from where the teenager went under. rescue teams have been sent out to that area, but they were unsuccessful in finding him until sunday. we're now just one month away from the start of the summer olympics in brazil, and now there are yet more problems there >> it's beenable in to watch this unfold. crime, pollution, unfinished subway systems, the zika virus, all of these just some of the problems that have been plagueing the games in rio. >> now there's a new concern, and it's in the city's

water. researchers have discovered high levels of a drug-resistant super bug along the beaches. the highest levels of bacteria were found in the bay there. . >> every time you get some water in your face, it feels like there's some alien enemy entering your face. so i keep my nose -- closed. >> good grief. look at what you're seeing. another sailor blaming the bacteria infested water for infections. you saw what maybe looked like bruises and blisters on his skin. >> yuck. >> add this to the growing list. and more and more athletes, seems like every week, they're making the decision, you know what? i'm not going to compete in rio. >> the company says they have internationally acceptable levels of bacteria. scientists say the bacteria is washing up on marina

beaches that are popular with tourists. there have been all kinds of warnings going out to not only athletes, but people who want to see the olympics. whether the beach gets you, z,ka gets you or this crime problem they have. the police in rio have been talking about the fact they don't have enough support, they don't have any money, and they're worried they're not -- >> they marched at the terminal, carrying signs. there's the video of them, shouting, chanting, saying the number of police officers killed this year is out of control. violence is on the rise in brazil, and officers say they haven't been paid in months. the government says it's working to normalize the situation; but you know, officers say there's still concern. the government's own statistics shows the number of people killed -- has nearly doubled in the last year. human rights groups say police are not just poorly trained, but trigger happy. over the next month in the brazilian government, they plan to flood rio's tourists zones and venues

with extra troops. you're going to have -- a big show of force, but well trained. >> and they have nothing. like, they don't even have paper to print police reports on. so they're asking for donations of paper, paper claims, pens. they're just saying they're severely underfunded, and they're concerned what's going to happen when the crush of people come from the olympics. the years after the launch, the juno spacecraft is finally orbiting jupiter. >> going to be studying the evolution not only of that giant planet, but also look underneath the clouds. the largest planet in our solar system is 300 times more massive than the earth. but it's also a pretty big mystery. last night you saw the scientists cheering there. they got word from the probe it had successfully arrived and was in orbit around jupiter. juno is the name of the spacecraft. it will circle jupiter 37 times. you can see this animation. it's going to be taking detailed pictures and images of the planet as it orbits the poles on a path designed to dodge jupiter's

radiation belts. so seven scientific instruments in all will record and send back information about the gas giant's atmosphere. my favorite part of the whole mission comes at the very end when the spacecraft does a big nose-dive right into the planet, big crash landing. >> you like -- blowing up. firew is on the list, too? . >> oh, yeah. if i was able to stay up last night, i would have watched that, too. still ahead, speculation that donald trump is just hours away from announcing who his presidential running mate is going to be. . >> and next the unbelievable excuse a woman told police -- after arrested for a high-speed chase.

a suicide bomber hit a busy marketplace on sunday night, and there are people still lipsed as missing this morning. so we do expect the death toll could rise. this was one of the worst bombings in iraq in 13 years of war. in national headline this is morning, a woman in

ohio is blaming a peanut allergy for leading proceeds on a high-speed pursuit. police say they tried pulling her over sunday morning when she started driving over 90 miles per hour through town, and this is some of the dashboard camera that was captured. spike strips eventually stopped her. she then got out of her car, tried to run away. she told police her erratic behavior was because of an adverse reaction to a peanut butter cookie. officers say there was no sign of any reaction. she now faces a growing list of charges. we'll take a break. . >> tonight's the night someone could win huge. the mega millions jackpot, no winner friday. >> why are you saying that to me? you know i don't play. >> i want you to get excited for my win. >> there's been a big development, too, in the death of an american student. . >> still negotiating through fog and clouds on the

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>> they're back now. dingdongs for everybody. >> all right. >> and by the way, pasta is better for you than we thought. >> we'll have more on all of that. we have fog we have to negotiate through. it moved on in from last night. here's the progress. you can see up at the midnight hour. wow it just about gets everybody. as the sun joins us, we'll start to see this clear up nicely as we get in the afternoon hours. temperatures approach upper 50s. you can see 55 going on for san francisco, 58 for san jose, livermore, also for concord at this last hour. 59 going on for oakland as well. forecast for you, 60 with some clearing for downtown san francisco, 69 -- san jose has 79 and mild. here is a breakdown for you. we're calling it cloudy with the fog in place. 10:00 a.m., 67. 80 going on by 2:00 a.m., and 6 0s covering much of the bay. covering traffic is robin. all right. let's head over to 92. it's picking up out there

heading west. it starts right before the toll plaza. going to be off and on. picks up well before the high- rise. still considered a pretty good ride, although it's slowing down. it's not a bad commute heading through the peninsula. i spotted a new problem on the coast. a look at the map here. this is highway 1 near devil slide. it's south of lind,bar. looks like a driver went off the road. crews are on scene. they closed highway 1 in both directions near devil's slide as they work to retrieve this vehicle. so avoid the area altogether. you may want to take 5 or highway 280 instead. once again, highway 1 closed near devil's slide as crews work to deal with this injury accident involving a car that ran off the road. a complete traffic check coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks a lot, robin. the coast guard had a because say independence day holiday out on the bay working. four people rescued in three separate incidents off the coast of rodeo, treasure island, and san

francisco. crews rescued a man from the water after a ten-foot sailboat capsized off the coast of rod,o. that was around 3:15 yesterday afternoon. then, about 4:50, the coast guard was notified somebody on a 30-foot sailboat near treasure island was clutching his chest and yelling for help. so they rescued him. then, at 7:00 p.m., a response boat encountered a kayak that had capsized near pier 40, and two people were rescued from the water and taken back to shore. a parolee is behind bars this morning, accused of having a gun at a beach in south lake taho,. police arrested shawn francis wannamaker at state line beach after he pulled out a gun during an argument at a motel 6. that was saturday night. police had been looking for him until they finally did find him on sunday. a witness told them where he was. police say that he tried to run, and hid in a nearby bathroom before they arrested him right there at the beach. now he's being held at el dorado county jail.

6:33. new this morning, italian police have detained a homeless man in the death of an american student whose body was found in the tiber river in rome. police pulled the body from the river yesterday. he was last seen early friday morning at a bubble. solomon had recently completed his first year as a personal finance major at the university of wisconsin madison, but he was in italy for a summer study abroad program. friends and teachers from his high school are now remembering the former starter quarterback. >> it was so hard to hear about that. really didn't even get a chance to say good-bye. >> bowe was a very quick witted, sharp, bright kid. he liked to say what he wanted to, didn't hold back. and i think that's how she should be remembered. >> police arrested a 40-year- old man from rome in connection with solomon's death. they say the evidence is strongly connecting this person to that murder. at 6:34, let's update you

on decision 016. president obama will be campaigning with hillary clinton today for the first time in 2016. they're making a joint appearance in charlotte, north carolina. the event was actually first scheduled for last month in wisconsin, but it was rescheduled in the wake of the order the roar attack. president obama officially endorsed clinton several weeks ago, saying, in his estimation, he doesn't think there's ever been anyone so qualified to be president. clinton's campaign believes obama will be able to reach out to some of the voters who flocked to support him back in 2008 and 2012. clinton and president obama were fierce rivals back in ú08 when they were both running for the presidency against each other. the president, though, later asked clinton to serve as his secretary of state during his first term. and donald trump is also going to be campaigning in north carolina today just hours after the clinton event, trump is going to be holding his own event. and today trump will be judged by texas senator bob corker. corker is one of the people thought to be on his short list for a running mate.

the two will meet later this morning in new york before flying to north carolina. and hillary clinton is leading donald trump in the latest presidential poll, though not by much. this was a new "usa today" poll. shows clinton is leading trump by 5 percentage points. now, even though clinton is still leading, it appears her lead is shrinking just a little bit. just two months ago, the very same poll had her 11 points up. the poll also found 61% of voters are worried about the presidential race, while 23% say they are excited. and donald trump is still getting criticized this morning for this tweet that he posted over the holiday week. it takes a swipe at hillary clinton, and shows the six-point star that resembles the jewish star of david on top of a pile of money, and proclaims hillary is the most corrupt candidate ever. well, the antidefamation league says that this is a concern, a six-point star on a pile of cash, and thinks it's really offensive, but trump says no, it

wasn't meant to be -- it's just a star, is what he says. plus they changes it right away when they got the criticism about it. but they say it's still antisemitic. so does hillary clinton. let's bring it back here to the bay area and head to the south bay, where crews there are going to be doing more mosquito fogging. health officials found more mosquitoes with the west nile virus. most people don't show symptoms of west nile. in some of the most serious cases, it can cause death. so they want to get this as fast as they can, get rid of the mosquitoes. 229 people have died since the virus came to california. fifty-three californians died last year. the fogging will start thursday night, go until friday. part of that area was already fogged last month, but more mosquitoes have shown up positive results for west nile. they're going to be back out there again for more bugging. >> look at that closeup.

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kevin durant is now a warrior, and that sent shock waves across the bay area, the league, and it left a path of fire in its wake in oklahoma city. we're going to talk to gary radnich about how the warriors are going to make room for their superstar. >> plus president obama proves that you're never too powerful, too big to take a moment to embarrass your children. >> and things are about to go very wrong for an olympic hopeful at a pole vaulting trial. . how is the irs different when you ow, them money? >> well hiding under the covers isn't a tax shelter. you can't avoid their calls and letters, and think it's only bad credit.

the irs has scary powers to get what's ow,d to them, like garnish. s, even seizures of your home or business. >> that is scary. >> add to that the fact penalties and interest can add up really fast, making the financial danger extreme pretty quickly. >> what do they do? . >> you should get help. the irs has agents and lawyers on their side. you need somebody on your side to keep things fair. they know the legal cause, your rights as a taxpayer, and they know the fresh start initiative. the fresh start initiative is a program specifically designed by the government to help people get the relief from their tax debt and get out of debt once for all. people who qualify can save thousands, even tense of thousands. >> how does of tum help? . >> the first thing we do is help people from the irs's aggressive collection processes. next we work to find a program that works best for them. it could be an install. plan, or it could be what we call an offer in compromise, which is a

negotiated settlement, where people who qualify could settle for a fraction of what they owe, like in this example, where this person ow,d over $25,000, and their negotiated settlement was for just $3. >> wow. that is great. what is the first step? . >> always recommend a quick call to us for a free analysis of your situation. and do it quickly before penalties and interest add up. >> great advice. don't wait until it's too late. call optima tax relief for a free consultation. . the big stories here on the kron 4 morning news, police are investigating a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened in san jose around 5:00 last night on feller avenue in the olive rock neighborhood. unclear what led up to it. we have a live reporter on the scene, though, to sort out the details of how this man was shot and killed.

and even though the 4th of july is over, officers in the east bay are still cracking down on illegal fireworks. the police department says it has received more than 60 calls for illegal fireworks since last friday. police say that number is expected to rise through the week. >> and a vigil will be held today for a uc berkeley student who was among the 20 hostages killed by militants in an attack in bangladesh. soft mother tarisha jane was in dhaka for a summer internship. she was an economics major at cal. 6:45 on the clock. we have dave spar looking at the forecast for today. >> foggy, cloudy. . here's the bay bridge. the cloud cover remaining overcast. that will be a nice climate control, keep those temperatures down. why? because the flow pattern is still the same, going to stay the same as we finish off this week. this big l continues with the on-shore flow. that brings the moisture, the

drizzle at the coast. the high is still in the southwest, providing some clearing effort for our afternoons. now ultimately this guy is going to start to move over the northwest, and it has a little chance to provide showers to northern california. north of us, it looks like for now. we're looking for temperatures to spike upwards. we're going to see the 90s return. here's a look at how temperatures fare. you see the warmup happening. chilly on the east bay shoreline the fog on the move you can see and the marine- cooled air making its way into the valleys after the witching hour, about 2:00 a.m. you can see. here's the clearing that happens. by high noon, looking good over most of the region. it's been compromised to the coast, and then returns in force already by 9:00, spilling over past the golden gate. you can see right into the east bay shoreline. and then, by 1:00, starting to

filter into those valleys. temperatures, we'll start with the south bay, a mix of sun and clouds. 77palo alto. further to the south, we'll see numbers pop in the lower 80s. santa clara 81. coopertino, 83. speaking of the 7 0s, hayward you make it up to 78 in the east bay, although -- 67 richmond, but inland we see the 80s start to pop. now, we did talk about a cooling with that low, that big giant l drops south. maybe 78 for a high. that's in the -- bay. then we warm up. and by tuesday, we may revisit the 90s. robin, how are we doing on traffic? >> doing better. a problem along the coast. it just cleared. north and south near devil's slide back open. it was closed temporarily in both directions to retrieve a car that ran off the

road. you may see lingering activity if you're about to head over. they have everything out of the way, and it's back open. so you don't have to worry about getting around that closure. it's because of maintenance work, and it's going to be replaced by a shuttle. keep that in mind. checking in on the bridges. we still have a lot of slow traffic heading into san francisco. it's crowded at the bay bridge toll plaza. the usual stop and go traffic. it's backed up to west grant. not through the maze. that's a good thing. over at the richmond -- bridge, there's a growing backup here at the toll plaza, mostly in the cash lanes. a great ride across the span into the north bay. the golden gate bridge, maybe you need to get from the north bay to san francisco. it's picking up. no major problems. it is less than 25 minutes from -- over to the san francisco side of the bay. in pretty good shape.

let's check some drive times. no major problems heading south. it's crowded out of hayward and union city. now it's 28 minutes to get from 238, 237. moderate crowding from 85 leaving san jose to sunnyval,. not too bad. 21 minutes for the average drive. thanks a lot. 6:49, and a grandmother in the south bay is officially a century old. she celebrated her 100th birthday on july 4th. >> her name is mary hill gleason. her life has been extraordinary, to say the least. people across the globe came to her sunnyvale home to celebrate. although president obama and the first lady couldn't make it themselves, they did send a signed letter to her. people in the community told us stories about gleason's kindness that direct cause people to her. take a listen. >> she taught me math, english,

phonetics, and i went right from the bottom of the class to the top in spelling bees in about four months. >> gleason has achieved a number of accomplishments in her 100 years of life. she was one of a very few number of women who worked in alaska during world war i. she also worked as a red cross volunteer, traveling to the panama canal when it was being constructed. she was the first woman to train sailors on the operating of nuclear weapons on submarines. so very smart, very accomplished. happening now, police are looking for somebody responsible for three attacks on homeless men in san diego two of the victims were killed. a third is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the first attack happened sunday morning. the sec happened early yesterday morning. just and hour after that then a person attacks a third homeless man.

police say all three homeless men appear to be transients who were by themselves. to bay area baseball now. the giants taking on the colorado rockies at at&t park on the 4th of july. fans celebrating both the independence day and their love of the giant. they were down by one, but take a look here. buster pose say opening it up.

a solo shot to tie the game. angel pigad hit -- homer. he went 6 innings, giving up just 1 run. the giants claim being one 3-1 the final score. matt thumb on the mound with first pitch scheduled at 7:15. as for the as great game for them, too,. >> he allow -- time now is 6:53, and we'll be back with more on a tuesday. back to work around the bay, and a beautiful shot here. you're looking at some clouds behind the bay bridge.

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a replica of the new one world trade center tower in new york city has been completed. now the tallest lego mod nell the u.s. it was dedicated to the san diego theme park yesterday, part of an updated mini land display of new york. it's got the 9/11 memorials, the two reflecting pools, and a memorial grove of trees. the lego model of this building is 26 feet tall. it's as tall as a two-story building. made up of 250,000 lego pieces, weighing more than 2,000 pounds >> every time i go to new york, i go to the world trade center, the memorial, the reflection -- you know, the pools. it is really -- it's really well done. you got to go. but i do say, make a -- you

have to make reservations to go. 6:37 now, and lot more ahead. a deadly police shooting in the south bay we're covering live this morning. . >> and breaking news from overnight, illegal fireworks spark a fire that forces a family out of their home. see how much damage was done. >> and gary's world, the kevin durant decision. how did it happen.

breaking news overnight, a family displaced by a fire, we'll see how much damage was done. and it was illegal fireworks. >> and kevin durant joining the warriors. we'll have reaction from all across the bay area this morning. >> this is the bay area's news station, kron4 news at 7:00 starts now. >> good morning thanks for waking up with the kron4 morning news. >> let's start with the check of weather and traffic. how are things on the roads. >> not bad but slow on the bridges. got to do a bridge check a little fog? >> yeah we'll start the progress of it hanging around at 3:00 a.m. and now we're getting rays of light so we'll see clearing in the far east bay. right now temperatures in the upper 50s