will good morning everyone thank you for joining us on this tuesday morning. let's begin with a live look outside as we start the hour with a check of weather and traffic. us begin with the forecast as

we take a look at the view from san francisco. dave joining us with more. >> we are looking for similar performance from yesterday i think there will be a wrinkle as an afternoon breeze that everyone will deal. right now a life picture of the golden gate and there is some patchy fog. that will be something you will see more of during this warm-up that is coming our way. you will feel this in the inland regions later on during the week. a live look here at the golden gate. let's go out and watch this role in an from last night. it is starting to fill in the amount of valleys. we will go ahead and define it as patchy fog. the marine layer is fairly thin. oakland going from 57 up to the lower 70s this afternoon. mild and breezy this afternoon. upper 50s about everywhere in the east bay. 57 down to san jose and 56 four

livermore. noting the wind in the early morning hours. particularly near the coast and the bay shoreline. then we goes to the late afternoon. you can see the wind in the upper teens and lower 20s. they do settle down as we go into the overnight hours. the high pressure starts to reassert itself and it will give us the warm-up. 60 x 8 and and by noon getting up to about 76 while the bay temperatures get to the upper 70s. we will have more and just a little bit and robin has were first check into traffic. let's head over to the a bridge toll plaza a live look

at the pay gate. no delay at all approaching the toll plaza. you will see the work on the upper deck that has the far right lane blocked off as well as the suspension. a great ride coming out of oakland coming into downtown. how about the richmond, a live look. that is a good right. now is a great time to get into the north bay. i spotted an accident for the east bay rolling out of livermore, one lane may still be blocked as you can see some show green so far it is at the limit and not slowing down. 19 minutes from the 205 to the dublin interchange. 4:03 and our big story this morning we are getting a look at the man, a closer look at the man kidnapping a bay area woman for kidnapping. despite demand been in custody the victim is still missing.

she has been missing since last month. she was last seen in vallejo. two of the men accused of taking her appeared in court yesterday. spencer blake reports from the courthouse. >> maximum punishment. >> reporter: that's the big difference between kidnapping and kidnapping for ransom. espinoza and young worst both slept with a $1 million bail. >> the fact that we still have a victim who is outstanding.>> reporter: deputy district attorney was not surprised. we might hear that same number again. >> i anticipate that the bail will be similar across the board of $1 million. >> reporter: the other two suspects will be in court on the same charges even though the victim is still missing. this case is not related to other kidnappings in vallejo. >> i hope that she is still

alive.>> reporter: we learned more details about the ransom. >> they indicated that there was a text message sent to the victims family demanding $60,000. >> reporter: the woman at the courthouse says she knows the victim and suspects. she could not talk specifics about what tied them together. >> she has never done anything like this in her past where she has disappeared so that leads credibility to the fact that she has been kidnapped. >> reporter: the fbi is involved in the police department hope someone can help them find her. >> that was spencer blake reporting and a separate case we are approaching two months since 18 was last seen. she was kidnapped on may 25 in a public on an overpass. the suspected kidnapper was shot and killed by police but the girl has still not been

found. happening now, one person is recovering after a drive-by shooting in the mission district. we have a photo from the scene. this is what it looked like. the shooting happened at around 5:40 yesterday evening. one person was taken to the hospital and police have not released any information about the shooter, but as we learn more we will let you know. let's head to the east bay where two men are being praised for their heroic effort to save a family struggling in the water. tragically a father and a son drowned but the two men managed to kill -- told one person to safety. our reporter talk to the man about what led them to jump to action. >> reporter: a family outing took ça turn for the worse sunday night when archie and johnny noticed something strange at lake shadow cliffs. >> i seen them all get in and launch off and i said to myself nobody has a life jacket on.>>

reporter: a family on a raft seem to panic. >> i felt something bad in my stomach and i told my brother look at what's going on. i said i think that guy i think they're struggling and then we hear help and i said come on. >> reporter:ç he didn't think twice about it. they jumped into action to help the swimmers out of the water. >> we immediately started running over to the dock area. i didn't see them, no lifeguards or anyone to help so i just jumped in. >> reporter: they were only able to save one with the help of a park ranger. and east bay family mourns the loss of a father and son is too good samaritan say they tried their best and feel good they were there and able to help in some way. >> it is not about getting recognition because i didn't plan any of this it is this all about seen someone who needs

help you help them. that maybe the off-season, but it feels like the warriors are always in the news, this time for the wrong reason. drive on green was arrested early sunday and is accused of assaulting another man. we have video courtesy of tmz and it shows green been arrested. it happened about 2:30 sunday morning in east lansing michigan. that is near where he grew up and started -- started at the university. police say he got into an altercation with another man and assaulted him. the man was not injured. he was released on $200,000 bail and if convicted he could face 93 days in jail and a $500 fine maybe even both. the team has not said anything yet about a possible consequence. president. obama , joe biden and george w. bush are attending a memorial

in dallas. we have video from a vigil from last night for the five officers killed. mr. obama is speaking at the interfaith service and meeting with the victims families. he is visiting the city at the request of the mayor. trauma surgeon on duty during the shooting speaking out. dr. brian williams treated some of the officers that died. he is also an african-american and the emotional news conference he pleaded to an end for racial violence. he spoke with our partners at cnn. >> reporter: the dr. says he is haunted by the events in dallas. the surgeon still wondering what else he could of done. >> i just wish i could've gotten to them a few minutes sooner.>> reporter: he says is an african-american man he

understands how people of color could mistrusts police. >> a work with them on a daily basis, they are my colleagues, my friends and i respect what they do but i also understand how men like me could fear and distrust officers in uniform. >> reporter: while speaking to cnn the doctor became emotional several times. >> i don't understand why people think it's okay to kill police officers i don't understand why black men die in custody and they are forgotten the next day i don't know why this has to be us against them. it has to stop.>> reporter: the doctor called for engagement and unity. >> we are all in this together, we are all connect. all this violence, all this hatred, all these disagreements it affects us all whether you realize it or not. this is not the kind of world we want to leave for our

children. 4:10 is the time. coming up a new report claims that racial bias does exist within the san francisco police department. the reasoning behind the harsh claims and how they are reacting to that. people in oakland are petitioning to recall the mayor. the new effort by frustrated people in the east bay to oust libby schaaf. it has been almost 6 years since an earthquake rocked napa. coming up next on kron4. here is a live look outside as we checked the right on 92. it looks pretty good on the san mateo bridge. we will get another update shortly. p?p?o?gv rooms come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. with eight times more fragrance control,

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4:13. nearly 2 years after a large earthquake shook the pirate bay a nampa congregation celebrated the opening of their champa -- chapel. charles clifford visited the

church and checked on the progress. >> reporter: on the morning of august 24, 2014 the earthquake shook the entire bay area and caused widespread damage. in the hours after the earthquake members of the first presbyterian church ruined that their historic chapel might not survive. nancy richardson was stunned. >> we saw everything crumbling, it was stunning.>> reporter: two years later and $2 million the church has repaired and reopened. they held their first services this last sunday. >> it was a great day. >> reporter: across downtown much of the damage has been repaired and cleaned up, but there is still a lot of work going on. just a few blocks from the church the napa county building was damaged. metal braces are still supporting the wall from keep -- to keep them from collapsingr

across the street another building is the center building. after the quake several sections of the outer wall fell away. some repairs have been made, but the building is still tagged uninhabitable. down the street an entire corner of the alexandria building fell away. anyone walking by now would never know how bad the damage was. finally right across main street one of the oldest buildings in napa it took quite a beating. you can see the sides and front basically fell down. they have been restoring this building and now less than two years later it looks pretty good. now let's take a live look outside as we shift gears and talk about the weather. a live look at the golden gate bridge. some light fog. what else can we expect on this tuesday and for the rest of the week? >> the continuing warming trend and coupled with that a little breeze this afternoon as the

weather systems adjust themselves were a nice warm-up inland this week. it will be less pronounced for the coast. you will definitely get the 90s returning for the inland locations. might be just shy of that today. 59 four hayward contrast with yesterday at this time pretty close to on the market. a couple of places stand up. half moon bay is 7 degrees ahead and concord coming in 3 degrees behind. the fog tracker to watch this you see it mixes out of the entire region with a little bit of fog remaining on the coast. it does return again tonight, concentrated in hayward, livermore spilling into the valley early before it starts spreading to the north and elsewhere by tomorrow morning. then we see it makes out relatively quickly. the fog was pretty benign as we

look for today, tomorrow it may become more intensified as we see this warm-up. speaking of which here is the progress of the warming today. you can see in the central valley things warming up there, remaining a little bit cool along the east bay shoreline and some green along the peninsula. going to tonight we can see the livermore valley, the cooler air and ocean cold air spilling over before the progress. for the peninsula today including downtown san francisco, first it is 65 heading further to the south this is where we see 72 pacifica 64, half moon bay at 60. for the south bay 64 half moon bay rather. san mateo coming in at 72. santa clara and san jose 79. 73 richmond, 77 hayward and over the hill stand bill at 86.

pleasanton at about 86. we are getting close to those 90s and we will see them as we approach the middle of the week. that will be lined up for a few days. it changes into the weekend, reminiscent of last weekend. we have a trop -- troff dropping south. >> traffic is looking pretty good. i haven't found any hotspots or traffic alerts. we are off to a good start. 92, a live look across san mateo bridge. no problems yet leaving hayward if you need to get over it will be a smooth ride on westbound 92. checking in on some other bridges, how about the golden gate, 101 your ride between the north bay and the san francisco. coming from the north bay it will be less than 25 minutes it is a good ride. i have spotted some problems if you travel on 24, an accident here in the eastbound direction. looks like a drivers spun out

and went across all lanes of traffic. emergency crews are heading out to the scene. westbound the commute it is a great ride out of lafayette, and heading to the oakland side. i will keep an eye on it. highway 4 at the bailey exit a cra not impacting traffic. 13 minutes from hillcrest out to 242. if you need to leave tracy or mountain fill a little bit of a slowdown, but the drivetime still pretty good under 20 minutes from the 205 to the devil and interchange. 4:19 bay area headlines racial bias does exist within the san francisco police department. that is according to a scathing new report by a blue ribbon panel. panel members said the police department had a lousy system

of oversight is lacking because the data that is collected is nearly impossible to analyze and determine if policies and procedures are being followed. >> black and latino people in san francisco were searched without consent by the officers far more than white and asian people. further, the hit rates the raids in which contraband were found were much lower for black and latino people in these cases. this is a red flag for potential racial bias. >> the leadership sets the tone for the police department and historically it has been an ugly one. >> the police association called the panel bias. they also referred to the panel as a kangaroo court and a report had some recommendations including establishing a position to review the police policies and make sure that

they are working. alecia reid spoke with a community advocate about that report and here is her side of the story. >> we have always known. >> reporter: the police department has had its share of problems, now finding by the blue ribbon panel shows that complaints by minorities confirmed there is a systematic problem. oscar and his friend alex were shot and killed by police. he believes a better relationship with the community can cut down on racially biased stops and police involved shootings. >> the community wants them to do more community policing. we want to engage with the police so that way we know -- they know who we are and they don't have to stop and search us anymore. >> reporter: the investigation finds that complaints rarely lead to any consequences. >> more than likely there is never any type of discipline

for any of the officers.>> reporter: there is hope that this will lead to change which will eventually lead to the community trusting the officer that are sworn to protect them. >> i tell you right now there are a whole bunch of dedicated coalitions that will be putting pressure to make sure this goes forward. i think it is very important that the city of san francisco, the mayor, the chief work directly with the community and that is the bottom line. >> reporter: alecia reid kron4 news. to national headlines, we are learning new details about eight deadly to national headlines, we are learning new details about 8 deadly court shooting in michigan. least released the identity of the shooter as larry gordon. he grabbed a officers gun and killed two bailiffs. he shot and injured a deputy and civilian. those two are expected to survive. officers later killed him. it happened in the small town of st. joseph. the two bailiffs killed had both retired earlier from other

laurel -- law enforcement agencies and assert to decade each is bailiffs. we will take a quick break. 4:22 is the time. forms names the top two celebrities.

welcome back. thank you for staying with us. i am tracking your commute and it is looking pretty good. i haven't found in the major problems. a look at the right into san ?re@pí.pm&úw plaza, nice and smooth. and keeping an eye on an accident on east bay on highway 24. i will have that update coming up. 4:25 and entertainment headlines. taylor swift is named the top earning celebrity and garth brooks is hosting a new weekly series. that and more in today's hollywood minute. >> reporter: taylor is tops. taylor swift is number one on

this years forbes 100. according to forbes her 1989 world tour help her: $170 million over the past year, more than doubling the previous year. it is a good time to be a garth brooks fan. last week sirius xm announced the country store -- start will host a new channel. it will be a new series on facebook life. inside studio g. if you are willing to see even more ghostbusters we have a gift for you. the director says that the ghostbusters blu-ray will be 15 minutes longer than the version opening friday. he had plenty to choose from.

the first cut ran for hours and 15 minutes. an effort is coming in to try to get rid of the mayor and oakland. a look into the south bay as temperatures reach into the 80s, warm and breezy. some of these winds good does that do 20. -- could cost up to 20

coming up at the 4:30 mark here are some of the big stories. police in vallejo continue to search for a woman who was kidnapped for ransom. she has been missing since last month. four suspects have been arrested , two of them appeared in court yesterday and the judge set their bail at $1 million each. the two other suspects are due in court today. we're learning more details

on the arrest of draymond green. he was arrested in east lansing michigan. he got into some sort of altercation and reportedly slapped him. he spent a short time in custody and posted a $200 bail. if convicted of assault he faces 93 days in jail or a $500 fine or both. president. obama is traveling to dallas to pay his respects to the officers. the president is speaking at the interfaith memorial service this afternoon. he will be joined by joe biden and former president. george w. bush . let's talk about the weather. let's get the latest from dave barr -- spar. >> we will aid some of the fog development. we will get that that we talk about. right now there is not a lot of fog, in the next 48 hours we

don't see a lot develop. here we have the live shot from the golden gate. it looks like some glaze and haze. we see the fog move in overnight, that marine layer that is relatively thin. the temperatures upper 50s for the most part in the east bay, 57 in san jose and hayward and oakland all looking at 58 or 59. downtown is 54. here is the warm-up today, you see the colorize warm-up happening off to the east bay still along the shore life there is some green so there is some relative cooling or 60s for a good portion of the day. you can see the ocean cold air makes its way across the livermore valley before midnight before spilling out over the hills after midnight.

next eight hours this is what we have on tap, sunny at 8 am, inland temperatures reaching in the 60s, 60 at the baek, decoupling starts by noon. 67 or so at the bay and the coast at about 60. this warm-up will be a parent at the coast although we are looking for warm there. right now a look in the traffic department. here is robin. did you forget my name already? what said over to the richmond bridge. a live look here at the toll plaza. no delays at all the term -- approaching the tollgate. if you have to use it, no problems at all. nothing to worry about. let's check in on some other bridges, how about 92 the commute on the san mateo bridge, that is looking good. it is starting to pick up heading over to the east bay.

i haven't found any major problems. the commute is in good shape. i am keeping an eye on an accident on highway 24. it is eastbound the driver spun out and went across all lanes of traffic. lingering activity, but not backing up traffic. the westbound is looking good. the oakland side is nice and light. a crash on highway 4 out of the way that is that bailey and traffic is at the limit and obstructions. if you need to get there it will be a good drive. our crash on 580 is finally out of the way with the westbound right at the truck scales cleared. the sewing you will see hear from 205 to 580 that is the normal jam. less than 20 minutes to get from tracy to dublin. 4:33 some breaking news from overseas. this coming out of italy where

a dozen people are dead after two trains collided in a head- on crash. that collision happened on a single line track near the town of andrea. this is earlier this morning. crews are working to pull victims from the rubble. the state saying only that they are in the middle of responding and will have more details throughout the morning. keep it tuned here and we will keep you updated. accurate to the bay area and happening now in the east bay an effort is underway to remove the mayor of oakland from office. a reporter shows us why some people are so unhappy with mayor libby schaaf. >> we are here today to deliver a petition for the recall of mayor libby schaaf. >> people have the right to question their elected officials. >> reporter: a coalition of oakland residents say they are concerned about the state of their city came to city hall and storms the city clerks office intent on getting rid of

the mayor. lee davenport of the anti- police terror project takes down some of the issues driving the effort. >> oakland is an area that is economically depressed. she had an opportunity to apply for $2 million for jobs in the summer. she didn't do that. her office neglected to do that. that is a big deal. >> we know that employers are coming with a couple hundred jobs. >> reporter: the recall petition effort to place on a day when the mayor announced that oakland was selected by the white house to be the first city to host a my brothers keepers career summit later this month. >> there will be real jobs, real employers there that are anxious to diversify their workforce that wanted to provide opportunity for -- particularly to groups that have been left behind.>> reporter: available jobs is not the only problem. >> she has done nothing about the housing crisis.

if anyone has forgotten seven black men were murdered in the past year and libby schaaf has backed up police on that every time. >> i welcome the opportunity to have my record examined. >> reporter: it had a bit of a snag in the city clerks office. >> have you serve the mayor first? >> reporter: the coalition has to do a couple of things before i can move forward. as it turns out they were refused to -- they were a few signatures short. they will be back. this is the first step in what will be a very long process. and other headlines on the peninsula police arrested a man accused of child molestation since 2014. daniel miranda was arrested after san mateo county sheriffs deputies served a search warrant at his home. ç

more victims came home saying he molested them at his home. deputies learned of an allegation about him in 2014, but didn't have enough evidence. since then deputies learned about five girls in their teens and preteens that are now accusing him of molesting them between 1999 and 2013. he was booked into jail on $6.4 million bail. in the south bay a homeless man is behind bars for exposing himself at a mcdonald's children's play area last month. officers were called to that mcdonald's on -- after learning that he was touching himself. officer said he became combative and injured three officers. a 52-year-old was arrested on suspicion of exposure. still ahead it is a story kron4 helped to uncover. a former teachers aid is speaking out about the schools closing.

>> a new mobile app game has exploded in popularity and it is all the rage, but off to a rocky start. law enforcement are warning about possible dangers that come with the game. the tech industry should have been held accountable. i am gabe slate that is coming up. here's a live look outside, take a look at the rich. we will get another update on weather and traffic coming up at 4:45.

we are back the time is 4:40. a lot of people are walking around with their smartphones looking for pokimon. the new app pokimon go has exploded in popularity. it uses augmented reality to let layers capture virtual characters that appear to be in the real world. law enforcement agencies across the country are warning that criminals are taking advantage of this game location aspects and lauren people to remote

places to rob them. police say the game is easy to get lost in and they're worried about people playing this game out in the real world and walking into traffic or other hazardous obstacles. gabe slate talk to members of the tech community to find out if the industry needs to be more responsible and putting out these games and considering public safety. >> the speed at which this game crew is ridiculous. >> reporter: phil avlas the pokimon go is bringing augmented reality to the mainstream. he helps startups get funding and bring them to market. he is currently working with dozens of companies that are developing their product. he says they are all watching this huge hit nintendo has on their hands and watching closely all the problems. >> some responsibility has to fall on the industry. it is a common theme where companies don't think of security or safety, that is always in the back in terms of

making new technology. we teach tech companies to think about security during the whole process of your business model from prototyping to launching.>> reporter: we get used to people interacting with their phones this is just the beginning of the ar explosion. all kinds of augmented reality for the phone are hitting the market soon. this is just the beginning. >> i don't think companies are thinking about it enough and security is or could be a hot topic in the near future. it is hard thanks to all of the thousands of things that could go wrong. it will be a process. they need to think of more and more solutions of problems that will follow. >> reporter: gabe slate kron4 news. here is a live look outside. you can see the airport and the light reflecting off the low

clouds. we will get an update coming up in just two minutes.

4:45 is the time. here is a look at major headlines before you head out the door. two men in pleasanton are being praised for trying to save a family that was struggling in the water at shadow cliffs lake. a father in -- and a son into the drowning, but they save one person. police have not released the identity. a report by a blue ribbon panel says racial bias still does exist in the san francisco police department. they found that lacks and latinos were searched at a higher rate. it also found a lack of oversight and transparency. the report suggested that they create a position that oversees policies. a napa congregation celebrating the reopened of their chapel. nearly 2 years ago a 6.0

magnitude hit the area. the church was able to repair. let's go outside and give us a quick look at the weather. the golden gate bridge showing us some light fog blowing across. we had a shot of the san francisco international airport and we saw those low clouds. >> the marine layer is also really thin so this should mix out quickly. we will have a repeat performance tomorrow. as we finish out this week we will probably get more intense fog and some coastal drizzle thickening up. there will likely be some windshield activity for you. here is a look at current numbers. to the east bay most readings are in the upper 50s already 59 concord, livermore 56, 54 downtown san francisco. because we have this differentiation of sea and land

and heating up we will be seeing a bit of a breeze. it will be an onshore one by the afternoon evening hours. the color indicates the higher wind gusts. we will have a little more intense went then we saw yesterday. we do have a warm-up happening. today is similar to yesterday and the east bay shoreline hugging 60s late in the day before they surrender to the 70s. you see a nice swath of 80s. we will be shy of the 90s for now with the peninsula remaining in 60s territory. probably after the midnight hour. the witching hour. downtown san francisco coming in at 65. the peninsula will be experiencing 70s, 77 cell -- palo alto. to the south bay we go it looks like 64 half moon bay. east bay

shoreline we showed you the green earlier so a lot of 60s later in the day but they should surrender for the 70s. over the hills it is 80s territory. for the most part. 86 pleasanton, walnut creek at 85. they will be here by tomorrow already approaching mid-90s territory and some will see upper 90s as we finish off the week. robin has a look at your morning traffic. i'm doing -- doing just fine. checking the right into san francisco. it has been backing up. it has already picked up and it is a great ride coming out of oakland, 24 the macarthur freeway, all nice and light. checking in on some of our

other bridges much the richmond 580 westbound at the toll plaza a live look here. it will be a great ride if you need to get into the north bay. no major problems. we are still hotspot free, we had an accident in livermore at the truck scales. if you get out there now you will see the usual crowding. that is normal for the 4:00 our. 680 if you have to use that it is a good ride for the san ramon valley. 880 looking good out of san jose to 80 still at the limit. your average drive time the quick 11 minutes. 4:49 and we have some

breaking news overnight out of washington were five people are in police custody after shooting at officers early this morning. police say no one was injured, one officer responded to a shooting and people in an suv began firing at them. police ordered people to come out and after three minutes -- 30 minutes they surrendered. it is not clear why they fired. to a story you will see only on kron4 a special needs in antioch that had been under investigation is shutting down. those familiar with the school are looking for ways to keep that segment of the student population safe from abuse. as maureen kelly report some are calling for cameras to be installed in classrooms. >> that type of behavior is likely to gone on for a very long time. >> reporter: the attorney is talking about the abuse of a special needs student inside the school in antioch. well the school has maintained this is an isolated incident and

fired the two aides involved the attorney who represents the boy in the video and other family suing or planning to see -- sue the school. >> there were multiple complaints about physical abuse that were never substantiated and we have a video that shows a classroom that is out of control and things start to change.>> reporter: the video launched kron4 investigation. a department of justice investigation is a possible civil rights violation and recently prompted the antioch and unified school district to pull students. the school has sent this letter to parents letting them know that they are going to be closing their east bay campus at the end of the month. he thinks lawmakers should step in and require cameras inside special needs schools. the state of texas has a similar law that goes into effect this year. >> many of these kids cannot talk.

>> cameras don't lie. >> reporter: she used to be a teacher at the school and degrees it is a good idea to protect a vulnerable population. >> for the state the -- for the safety of the students and safe it would rule out any room for rumors or lies. >> reporter: the lawyer suing think the school would have remained open if that video has never come to light. a man arrested for killing three homeless man and injuring another has been released from jail. the police say they did not have enough evidence to prosecute him for a recent attack on homeless man in the city. police arrested him on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and arson last week. three homeless men have died three of them burned. police say he resembles a suspect caught on surveillance, but no charges have been filed. 4:52 is the time.

an incredible up close and personal video of a whale sighting. we will show you the close encounter coming up next. here is a live look outside the bay bridge approach was down 80 with traffic from the east bay heading across the bay bridge this morning. it is beginning to build as we get closer and closer to the morning commute. we will be right back.

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welcome back the time is >> reporter: 55 we had hot spots for you know major traffic problems out there which means it is a good time to commute. here is a live look at the right into san francisco. no major trouble spots across the upper deck through downtown or even leaving san francisco heading to the peninsula. 101 and 280 checking in at accident free. pretty cool this is close

encounter near treasure island. the woman said she was kayaking with her paddle group. they say the group ended up watching the whales for about 45 minutes. take a look at what she had to say. >> the contrast between the urban environment and the strength and power of these great features was just immense. very exciting to watch. we see it in monterey bay, but i have never seen it in san francisco bay and i am hoping there will be more and an indicator that the bay is healthy. >> experts say that we are seen whales earlier in the season and they are coming closer and closer to the shoreline. maybe you will see a whale the next time you're out. the giants pitcher is starting in the all-star game at the national league.

he is 13 and one with 150 strikeouts and a 2.47 era in his first season. he also leads the league with four complete games. 131 innings pitched. he will have the first pitch at 5:00 tonight. we will take a quick break. is still coming up a vallejo woman remains missing despite her accused kidnappers getting arrested. we will have a closer look at that. and caltrans is making repairs to a pothole in the bridge. that will affect the commute next week and a trauma surgeon on duty in dallas speaking out about the attack. we will be right back with that and more. when it's summer you can just feel it.

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plus we are just hours away from president obama speaking at a memorial service for the dallas police officers who were killed in an ambush. hear the emotional plea from peace from one of the trauma surgeons who was on during the attack. and in san jose the san jose police department will finally make their officers wear body cameras i'll let you know when it starts and how many officers will be wearing it in a live report. good tuesday morning to you. >> it's july 12, we are watching the traffic, dave has more on the continuing warm up. >> yes, we are looking for that too and also in the bit of a way of a breeze, but before we get there a look at some glaze going on patchy fog in spots and here is a live look at the golden gate bridge, the view coming in from space so we can see it filled into a lot of the

valleys overnight to greet us this morning although this is pretty thin in the atmosphere and goes out pretty quickly for you today. that may not be as much the case as we progress into the warm up by the middle of the week and we get a cap that develops for us. oakland your warm up we get you to the lower 70s in the early afternoon mild with a breezy late afternoon expected for you. right now our temperatures upper 50s you can see the eastbay shoreline concord 58, 55 livermore 56 san jose downtown san francisco looking at 54. eight hours ahead we get into the 70s by just afternoon for the inland spots meanwhile the bay at around 70 already with the coast into lower 60s. we'll have that warm up seven day coming up right now robin is standing by with an update on traffic. >> let's head over to the bay bridge checking that commute on 80 if you need to get into san francisco right now it's looking pretty good. a live look at the approach to the toll plaza no problems coming out of oakland the maze is clear. smooth across the upper deck and going to be at the limit all the way into downtown san

francisco so we're off to a great start. checking in on drive times a highway 4 is looking good we had one accident in pittsburgh that cleared 13 minutes from 160 to 242 no major problems for 580 west the usual crowding after that 205 split but after that it's smooth sailing so 25 minutes from 205 to 680 and 101 leaving the south bay hotspot free, 18 minutes from 85 to 237. mark? all right thank you, robin. breaking international news at least a dozen people have been killed after two trains could leaded head on in southern italy. >> reporter: those two trains collided head on earlier this morning and we have photos we have share with you. you can see the two trains on either side of the point where they impacted each other and then just what looks like debris strewn all over the tracks where those two trains came together again head on. you can see the cars, there were helicopters trying to

evacuate some of the most severely injured . the trains each had had four cars and they collided in southern france, rescue workers pulling victims as we speak. they said they did find a small child who survived. that child has been rushed to the hospital. italy's prime minister called the crash "a moment of tears" and he's determined to figure out what caused it. that investigation will continue to unfold throughout the morning but the main point right now the main focus is to try and recover as many survivors as possible so that work happening as we speak again these details will be updated minute by minute in the news room and we'll keep you abreast of the story as it continues to evolve this morning. guys? thanks a lot james. 5:03 happening today president obama heads to dallas this morning to attend a public memorial for the five police officers who were killed in an ambush last week. and here you can see more than a thousand people gathered in downtown dallas last night for a vigil for the officers. president obama and former president gorge w. bush will be attending the memorial service

today. president obama will speak at an inner faith service and meet with the families of the victims. the president will leave joint base andrews around 7:35 this morning. the memorial service is set to start at 10:40:00 a.m. a trauma surgeon who was on duty during last weeks attacks in dallas is speaking out about it this morning. dr. brian williams says he's haunted by what happened and he still is wondering if he could have done anything else to help. at an emotional news conference last week he pleaded for an end to racial violence. he says as an african american, he understands how people of color could miss trust the police. in an interview with our media partners at cnn, he became emotional several times. >> i don't understand why people think that it's okay to kill police officers. i don't understand why black men die in custody and they are forgotten the next day. i don't know why this has to be

us against them. this is all really, it has to stop. >> dr. williams went on to call for engagement and unity asking people to leave the world a better place for future generations. and we've learned the funeral for the man who was shot and killed by police in baton rouge, louisiana will be held this friday. they will hold the service at the southern university fg clark activity center. he was killed last tuesday by two white police officers outside a convenience store. police approached him after a homeless man called 911 claiming sterling flashed a gun at him and refused to give him money. sterling's death was caught on camera and sparked days of protest including peaceful rally in dallas that was taking place before police officers were ambushed. time now is 5:05 and in the wake of the recent police shootings across the country police are calling for more transparency with police departments. >> san jose police are about to rollout body worn cameras for officers starting tomorrow. we are live at san jose police department headquarters with

more on the story. will? >> reporter: mark, about 15 police officers from the san jose police department they will be wearing it we're talking body cameras on their chest as well as possibly some eye glasses where they can film exactly what's going on. let's show you the body cam they are looking at. this will be rolled out at about 10:00 tomorrow morning, this is a trial program. they will try to collect as much data as they possibly can over the next several months to see the comfort the police officers, how the public reacts to it, how well it films the interaction between the police officers as well as the public. if it goes well then full body cameras as far as all of the police officers about 950 at the san jose police department they could get that next june so the entire department can be transparent. you talked about how the public has wanted this for years. let's use oakland as an example. the oakland police department, they are using body cameras and get this, the number of

complaints by the public about the officers behavior in oakland those complaints have gone down as well as cases against police officers for their alleged brutality or misconduct to the public. that has gone down as well and that's what many people across the nation have been saying for a long time. we need transparency and it is coming at 10:00 tomorrow morning with the san jose police department. back to you. >> thanks a lot we'll check in with you later will. other stories we're following a new report by a panel of retired judges saying that racial bias does exist within the san francisco police department. a three judge blue ribbon panel was put together by da gorge gascone after a series of racist text messages were exchanged by 14 officers and those texts were made public last year. the report found blacks and latinos were searched without consent at higher rates than what's and asians and also found a lack of oversight and transparency. according to the report complaints rarely resulted in

consequences and the report also had harsh words for the san francisco police union. >> black and latino people in san francisco were searched without consent by sfpd officers far more than white and asian people and further the hit rates the rates at which contraband were found during searches were much lower for black and latino people in these cases. this is a red flag. >> the poa leadership sets the tone for the police department and historically its been an ugly one. >> the police officers association responding calling da gascone bias. the report listed recommended that the department should create a position that will oversee policies and make sure those policies are working. it's 5:08 to the eastbay now two men are being thanked after they tried to save a family struggling in the water at the shadow cliff lake in pleasanton. a father and son drowned but the two men managed to pull one

other person to safety. they saw the family of three struggling to swim back to shore after they had a problem with their raft and that's when the two men jumped into action. >> i was like oh, my god i felt something bad in my stomach and i told my brothers look at what's going on right now. i said i think that, they are struggling and then we hear from a distance "help." and at this time i said come on. >> so me and him immediately just started running over to the dock area. i really didn't see them, no light barge, nobody to help so i just jumped into help. >> the men say they did what they could because if they were in the same situation they would hope somebody would help them. and the golden state warriors remain in the headlines but not for the right reasons. >> as we reported yesterday late in the morning, the news came out that draymon green was arrested early sunday morning and accused of assaulting another man. >> here is video. of course tmz showing green being arrested it happened 2:30 sunday morning in east lansing, michigan where green grew up

and played basketball at michigan state. you can see him being lead to the squad car in handcuffs. police say green got into a fight with another man and according to police assaulted him. the man was not injured. >> green was released on $200 bail. if convicted in the assaulting he could face 93 days in jail and have to pay $500. the team is looking into what happened. >> where does he slap them right? >> with an open hand apparently. this kind of thing late the bars are closing. people may say things that make you mad but you can't-- >> call it the witching hours for a reason. the kron 4 morning news police in the south bay say a new surveillance system they are using in a county jail is already a big success. we go inside to see how the technology is working. later today could be a big day fort race for the white house we are expecting bernie sanders to finally endorse hillary clinton the reason he has been holding back. and then after the break two people accused of kidnapping a woman at ransom are due in court the new

charges they could end up facing as the search continues for the woman. warm and breezy expected for the south bay and san jose we'll get those winds up to around 20 miles per hour and that's widespread into the evening hours as well. have your complete forecast coming up. robin? if you head to the north bay using the richmond san raphael bridge a live look at traffic here it's looking good no problems connecting with 101 a complete traffic check coming up after the break.

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back again concentration around hayward, livermore valley doesn't really spread out that much across the whole bay area compared to what we will be seeing later on in this forecast. those temperatures we stand in the 50s all over the whole bay area. upper 50s for most of the eastbay now 56 san jose, 5 3coming in for san francisco. the warm up happening for today there you'll see the color off to the far east bay. still sluggish along the eastbay shoreline and the pen independence had as well but everybody else already starting to warm up here this is the summer kind of warmth. here st. cooler air filtering in over the hills after the midnight hour, into the overnight hours, temperatures for you now the south bay 77 palo alto and red wood city, san mateo looking at 7 on balance sunny for the south bay 81 santa clara, san jose also looking about 81. for the eastbay shoreline temperatures 70s will spend the morning in the 60s 86 danville, 87 can cord and livermore pair of eights looks like for the high today and pleasant on 86 and 85 going on for walnut

creek. we did talk about a warm up and we're talking middle to upper 90s by the time we finish off the week that will be capped off by the weekend as a trough drops off for the gulf of alaska. robin is traffic doing good? >> traffic is doing just fine. it's always a busy ride on the san mateo bridge during the 5:00 hour heading west to the peninsula and right now it's looking good so no major problems if you connect from 880 or continuing out to highway 101 connector in san mateo it's a great ride or off to 280 a good commute checking in on the bay bridge that continues to pick up westbound 80 heading into san francisco but no major problems coming out of oakland so it's less than 15 minutes from the maze over to the skyway. checking in on the eastbay looks pretty good no major problems out of hayward, union city into freemont, out of dublin, 680 south at the limit 580 looks good out of the livermore valley out to the dublin and checking in on south

bay drive times so far at the limit no problems for 880, 101 is a great ride out of morgan hill into san jose and 280 hotspot free from 101 to 85 average drive time clocking in at a quick 10 minutes mark? thank you robin. now we're getting a closer look at the people accused of kidnapping a woman for ransom. 57 year old elvira babbhad is still missing. two suspects were in court yesterday and the other two were due in court this afternoon. 26-year-old emmanuel else pinnas a was the first to appear in court yesterday and he's the primary suspect and he knew babb. he plead not guilty and the judge decided to hold him on a million dollars bail. kron 4 spoke with the deputy da, who says it's not surprising the amount of bail is so high and the judge will likely set the same or similar amount of bail for the other two suspects when they are in court today. >> kidnapping for ransom is a more significant crime as far as punishment because it is

subject to life in prison as opposed to regular kidnapping without ransom. >> the investigators say the ransom was $60,000 and that more charges can soon be filed you may remember the victim's dog was found dead inside her home. police could press more charges if they find out the animal wassailed deliberately. the two other suspects are set to be arraigned at 1:30 this afternoon and police will be holding a news conference at 10:30 this morning to talk about their investigation. in a separate case, we're approaching nearly two months since teen pearl pinson was last seen and she was kidnapped may 25 on the taylor avenue overpass over 780. the suspect en her kidnapping was later shot and killed by police in santa barbara county but the 15 year old girl has not been found. time now is 5:18. in the south bay, the santa clara county sheriffs office says putting sir vail answer cameras in a main jail has been extremely helpful so far. james fletcher takes a look at the new surveillance system.

>> reporter: kron 4 was allowed access inside the jail to get a firsthand look at the cameras. the cameras already provided critical video evidence in a case where a group of inmates attacked a fellow inmate and they say the cameras also helped them locate a home made knife used in that attack. >> we firmly believe that these cameras so far have worth of weight in gold if not more and have proven to be a successful tool in prosecuting crimes, locating evidence that normally we would never have located and building very very strong criminal cases. >> 270 cameras have been deployed throughout the jail and those cameras in all cost about $20,000. it has been nearly two years since the nap a earthquake and a nap a congregation is finally celebrating the reopening of their chapel. the church like many older

buildings was badly damaged by the quake. kron 4 charles clifford visited the church and checked on the progress of the repair work at several other damaged buildings in nappa. >> reporter: on the morning of august 24, 2014 the earth quake shook the entire bay area and caused widespread damage across the city and the hours after the quake members of the first presbyterian church worried their historic chapel might not survive. nancy richardson was stunned. >> the day we went in there and saw everything, the crumbeling was rather scary. >> but almost two years later and with nearly $2 million in donations checked the church has repaired the damage and reopened its doors. they held their first services this past sunday. >> we made it, so it was a great day. >> across downtown nappa, much of the damage from the quake has been repaired and cleaned up but there's still a lot of work going on. just a few blocks from the church the earthquake badly damaged large sections of the roof and outer wall of the county building and two years later repair work continues metal braces are still

supporting the walls to keep them from collapsing. across the street another brick building hard hit by the earth quake is the center building offer the quake several sections of the outer wall fell away two years later some repairs have been made but the building is still tagged unin habitable. down the street an entire corner of the third floor of the alexandria building fell away during the quake but anyone walking by now would never know how bad the damage was. finally right across main street is what they call the sam key laundry building one of the oldest buildings. it took quite a beating in the earth quake you can see the side and front basically just fell down. they have been restoring this building and now less than two years later looks pretty good almost as good as newsment charles clifford kron 4 news. decision 2016 news today is shaping up to be a big day in the race for president as bernie sanders is going to offer his long a wait endorsement of democratic rival hillary clinton. the vermont senator is joining clinton at a campaign event in new hampshire today. the endorsement is a culmination of weeks of

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gangs all here to tell you about weather and traffic. >> looking good so far. >> what's on top this weekend david? >> looking for the warm up those temperatures will be returning to the 890s for inland regions right now we have live camera at the golden gate some of that low lying fog we have to deal with a little bit and clouds mix out for us fairly early for today. our temperatures right now we have the upper 50s at work already 58 for concord, 55 livermore 53 downtown san francisco and san jose looking at 56. san jose here is your break down upper 70s warm and breezy on balance today those winds coming about 20 miles per hour out of the northwest. next eight hours gets us to 64 by 9:00 a.m., 78 for the inland regions and then for the bay pretty much upper 60s to lower 70s with the coast and now checking traffic here is rob with that. >> it's looking pretty good i'm still searching for hotspots and major problems i haven't found any so that's good news

for those about to commute. let's head over to the richmond san raphael bridge a good ride all morning, fingers crossed it will stay that way 580 west approaching the toll plaza nice and light. your average drive time a quick eight minutes from the pay gates over to 101 and san raphael i don't see any problems for north or south 101. i'll check back in on the bay bridge and san mateo bridge in my next report. mark? all right thank you, robin. two lanes of the san mateo bridge are closing for five nights in a row starting tonight. >> kron 4 is live at the toll plaza this morning with what you need to know to get around. jackie? >> reporter: good morning. you can see the toll plaza is wide open right now but that's a different story tonight as tonight will be the first night as you said of five consecutive nights that call trans will be doing work on the westbound direction of two lanes on the san mateo bridge. why? well because of this. a month ago on june 15 a large hole opened up on the deck way

before you get to the incline section on the cinema toy o bridge. now they could only do a temporary repair. what they had had to do is basically put a metal plate over the top of it and make plans to make a permanent fix. well that permanent fix starts tonight at 7:00, the two westbound lanes two of the three westbound lanes will be closed from 7:00 until 5 in the morning and that will continue tomorrow, thursday and friday and then saturday they have an extended closure saturday night goes from 7:00 until 9:00 so if you're somebody that would normally use the san mateo bridge my suggestion is get over it early, get out and get over it before the construction starts as i said it starts at 7:00, if you can my suggestion and cal trans suggestion is get over the bridge at around 6:00 to get to where you need to be and if you can't get it by then you'll probably have to use the bay bridge but definitely plan ahead. mark? thanks a lot jackie. and to nighttime closure on

interstate 80 are starting tonight. they are resurfacing bridge decks so those closures will reduce traffic to two lanes in westbound direction. the first repairs happen tonight and tomorrow night at central avenue. that's from 9:00 until 3:00 a.m. the next day. the second closure is at carlson boulevard on thursday and friday. that runs from 8:00 p.m. until 3:00 a.m. and then lane reductions thursday and friday from 9:00 at night until 4:00 in the morning. and breaking news from overnight police in washington d.c. say they have arrested five people they say opened fire on police and that happened earlier this morning when officers responded reports of gun shots in southeast washington. when police arrived people inside an suv started shooting at them. police returned fire at the suspects who barricaded themselves in the vehicle after about 30 minutes, three women and two men surrendered nobody was injured. then big news we're following this morning a group of activists in oakland trying to get mayor shaft recalled.

james fletcher following that from the breaking news desk. >> reporter: the group is called the anti-police terror project and it announced yesterday its goal to recall mayor shaft. now the group stormed city hall to officially begin the recall process and kron 4 cameras were there as the groups leader explained why they believe mayor shaft is not doing her job. >> she's done nothing about the housing crisis we have nothing proactive and if anybody is forgotten seven black men were murdered in the past year and mayor shaft has backed up police every single time. >> this is the democratic process. >> the win taken out of their sales a little bit when the clerk informed them they didn't have the 20,000 signatures needed to officially begin the recall process. they said they will be back to see the mayor and city clerk once they do have the required number as for mayor shaft she well cops the opportunity to have her record examined. guys? thanks a lot.

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who live or work at least half time in san francisco. if approved the funding would come from a small increase in the transfer tax on luxury buildings and mansions. students are holding a rally in support of free higher education this after anyone at city hall at 1:00. also happening today nurses in the eastbay are calling on the berkeley city council to stop plans to close the medical center. it's the only hospital in berkeley. hospital officials announced last week it's going to be closing in the year 2030. nurses are holding a news conference to oppose the closure in front of berkeley city hall right before the city council meets. berkeley city council says it's going to consider a resolution. sutter health says it's closing because the renovation required to get the medical center up to code by the end of 2029 is not possible. here is the stories we're working on for the kron 4 morning news at 6:00 continuing breaking news coverage at least a dozen people are dead when trains collide head on in

southern italy. firefighters still on the scene james fletcher will have more from the breaking news desk. in less than two hours attorney general loretta lynch is set to testify in front of congress find out what republican leaders are hoping to learn about her decision not to charge hillary clinton for her use of a private e-mail server. and retailers are competing with amazon today and you can be the big winner if you're shopping the big savings companies are offering and how much you could save. a look at your day for today here is what we have on tap some breezy conditions to start off and patchy fog by noon sunny and warmer today with around this evening temperatures pop into the upper 80s for inland but still breezy at the coast. when the kron 4 morning news continues.

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5:44 and here is a quick look at the big stories we're following president obama traveling to dallas this morning to pay his respects to the officers killed in last weeks attack: the president is speaking at an inter faith memorial service joined by vice president biden and former president gorge w. bush. two men in pleasanton are being praised this morning for trying to save a family struggling in the water at the shadow cliffs lake. a father and a son drowned but the two men did manage to pull one other person to safety. police have not released the names of the victims. a new report by a panel of retired judges says racial bias does exist in the season francisco police department.

the report found blacks and latinos we car .ed without consent at higher rates than whites and asians. the sfpd is denouncing the report. and at 5:44 we want a look at weather and traffic and see how things are rolling robin. >> it's not too bad. i'm starting to notice a back up at the bay bridge toll plaza the busiest bridge so getting into san francisco you will have to goal with clouding but not a bad ride heading in. the back up is around 880 and still clear on the upper deck but a big difference compared to the last time i checked in no major problems coming out of the maze so this drive time is just under 20 minutes from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. checking in on other bridges get over to the golden gate how about that 101 at the limit in both directions into and out of san francisco so not a problem if you're coming from the north bay. checking in on the south bay i'll step out of the way so you can see the whole stretch northbound 101 stop and go heading up to 880 average drive

time 21 minutes to get from 85 up to 237 so that's a great drive time, checking in on some other drive times how about the eastbay east shore freeway is filling in pockets of slow traffic nothing awful, 14 minutes from highway 4 to the maze still at the limit for 680 out of dublin into freemont and the parkway through san jose nine minutes from 85 to 101. dave? thank you, robin. love the greens good morning here is a look at our temperatures and for that we're in 50s territory, won't see a whole lot of motion get rid of this low lying clouds and fog too. 58 for oakland 58 concord 55 for livermore and 53 going on for downtown san francisco. later on we'll get a breeze to check in and windy in spots particularly along the coast looks like a color that you'll see here and along at least half moon bay into the upper teens areas breezed by the 20s and they settle down for tonight but evening breeze

checking in but more importantly when this high starts to build and raise our temperatures we'll actually get probably more in the way of aggressive fog and coastal drizzle but will thicken up for us too probably tomorrow but more importantly thursday into friday but the warm up today still working on it we're somewhat seasonal but the coastal region or the eastbay shoreline 60s to 70s at work the peninsula remains quite chilly still here is the return flow you can see with the cooler from the ocean cooled air returning off to the valleys inland as you will see. for downtown san francisco we're at 65 for high today with some morning clouds giving way quickly to sunshine in the afternoon heading down the peninsula 77 palo alto, 72 san mateo and pacifica 64 and the eastbay shoreline we'll see 70s ultimately for a high and then inland it's into the 80s and upper 80s getting close to 890 but not quite there today, walnut creek 85 if you're waiting this is your week because here we go for tomorrow and for the balance of the week

it's a 90s story abruptly cutoff in the weekend as we have of last weekend a new low dropout of the gulf of alaska. daria? thanks a lot 5:47 and covering california police in anaheim have released security video of a confrontation that left a homeless man dead. two officers confronted a man last week after somebody said he was loitering and following people in the area. police say the man ran into a land are matt where the officers cornered him and the anaheim police chief says the man started fighting back and police used a stun gun on him and he was arrested shortly after. officers later noticed he was having medical issues and they called for paramedics and he died on sunday, nine days after the arrest. police are investigating to see if officers violated any policies. and homeless people in san diego this morning for a man who was arrested on suspicion of killing three homele men was released from jail.

san diego police say they don't have enough evidence to prosecute anthony pageant. he was arrested on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and arson last week. three homeless men died and another was seriously injured. he looks like a person caught on surveillance video after the attacks. governor jerry brown has launched a campaign to extend some of the most ambitious climate change programs in the country. the sent turpitude piece of the push is a cap and trade program that forces companies to meet tougher emissions limits or pay the price. the program has been one of the most watched efforts in the world aimed at climate changing fuels. the four year program, however is only authorized to operate until 2020. today the california air resources board will release a proposed blueprint for continuing that cap and trade program until the year 2030 with a vote expected next year. and you probably noticed people walking around with

smartphones looking for pokemon. the new app has exploded in popularity, in fact nintendo stock has been up 20% because of it. the game uses augmented reality to let players capture virtual characters that appear to be in the real world but police across the country are now warning criminals are taking advantage of the game and luring people to remote places to rob them. police are also worried about people getting too distracted by the game and walking in traffic offer other hazards. our tech reporter spoke with the members of the tech community to find out if the augmented reality industry needs to be more responsible when creating games like this. >> the speed at which this game grew is ridiculous. >> reporter: phillip vincent loves it is bringing augmented reality for the mainstream. he works for plug and play tech center and he helps start ups get funding and bring them to market and he's working with dozens of companies developing their products and he says they are all watch this huge hit nintendo has on their hands and also watching very closely all

of the problems its causing. >> some responsibility has to fall on the industry or the tech side of the company. it's a common theme or common problem where companies don't really exactly think of security or safety, that always in the back burner in terms of making new technology and a new product. we teach tech companies to think about security during the whole process of your business model to prototyping to launching. >> get used to seeing people interacting with their smartphone in strange looking ways in public, this is just the beginning of the ar explosion all kinds of new augmented reality apps and games for the phone are hitting the market soon. this is just the beginning. >> i don't think companies are thinking about it enough and i think kind of security is kind of or could be at a very hot topic in the near future. it's hard to think through all of the thousands and tens of thousands of things that could go wrong so it will be a

process and won't just fall on nintendo but all of the other companies and games to think of more and more solutions to more problems that will follow. >> gabe slate, kron 4 news. whales are making their way back into the bay area. james fletcher joins us with a look at some up close and personal video. too close for my comfort. >> reporter: this was right out at treasure island. we'll run this so you can get a better look this close encounter with a group of males again near treasure island. the laid how shot this was part of a kayaking group out of petaluma, they watched those whales for about 45 minutes and described the encounter as in her mind a once in a lifetime experience. >> the contrast between the urban environment and strength and power of these great creatures was just immense and very exciting to us. you'll see it in monterey bay but i've never heard of it being in san francisco bay and

i'm only hoping that there will be more of it and it is an indicator that the bay is healthy. >> every now and then you catch a whale sighting inside of the by and you had a couple breaching and it was exciting. experts say we are seeing whales earlier in the season than they usually do and they are coming closer to shorelines and in this case even right inside the bay itself so keep your eye out next time you're by the water you too may spot a whale. coming up on the kron 4 morning news we're learning more about a deadly shooting in a michigan courthouse. how an inmate was able to get his hands-on a gun. and then after the break, the oldest ranger in the national park service is getting ready to return to work today after a brutal attack and robbery inside of her eastbay home. how the community has come together to help her.

happening today the oldest ranger in the national park

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>> they note the signals. coming up in the next hour of the kron 4 morning news people across the nation are asking for more transparency with police in the wake of the recent deadly shootings. the new program one mayor and police department starting this week to boost accountability. plus following breaking news out of italy the death toll keeps climbing after two trains collided head on this morning, james fletcher is following that story. and next president obama getting ready to head to dallas, texas to speak at a memorial service for the five officers killed in an ambush last week. we'll tell you what to expect from the president, next. the worst thing about toilet germs?

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thank you for joining us we are just hours away from president. obama heading for dallas texas. he will be joined by vice president biden and former president george w. bush at the memorial for five officers. >> today's services start -- set to start at 10:30 our time. the trauma surgeon who treated those officers is speaking out. >> today's memorial also comes as police continue to come through evidence to figure out exactly what happened when those five officers were killed. >> let's go to scott live in dallas.>> reporter: president. obama will be here in downtown dallas in a couple of hours . he has a lot on his plate. he will be offering condolences to this community and trying to bridge the gap between police and the communities that face -- that they serve. that is no easy task giving the

protests that continue. >> this incident that is being playing in my mind constantly it is like a bad movie. >> reporter: dr. brian williams reliving the emotional night he fought to save the lives of five dallas police officers shot by a military trained sniper during a black lives matter protest. >> i was directing that team and i did much of the physical work on the individuals, but i wish maybe i could have gotten to them a few minutes sooner. >> reporter: authorities say the gunman targeted white officers because he was upset over the recent deaths of two black men killed by police. the outrage sparked days of nationwide protests resulting in hundreds of arrests. >> i don't know why this has to be us against them.

>> reporter: a sentiment shared by many leaders including president. obama calling for a collective solution to end the violence. the president will travel to dallas to say where he and former president. george w. bush will speak at an interfaith memorial service and meet with the families. police have been able to open some streets in downtown dallas, but their investigation is far from over. they need to sift through more than 170 hours of body camera footage and dashcam footage to try to figure out exactly what happened thursday night. in terms of the memorial service it will get started around 12:30 local time in texas. it is 6:02 and i want to change gears and take a look at the weather. buck we have a warm-up happening this week. for today it will be an 80s program. here is a live look at the bay bridge. overcast skies before this

mixes out. oakland, get you to the lower 70s in the early afternoon, mild breezy late in the afternoon and that will be the case at the coast. temperatures for the most part hanging in the upper 50s. hayward at 57 and san francisco at 53. for the next eight hours we will get you in those spots. the bay area checking in at 70, the coast in the lower 60s. we are looking for a warm-up maybe 10 degrees warmer in some spots by the end of the week. i will have details on that right now robin is standing by. the backup is growing at the a bridge toll plaza. west town 80 heading up to the pay gate. that cleared and it is backed up beyond west grand almost to the foot of the maze. overall it is a good ride across the upper deck, but now your drive is 20 minutes. i'm also noticing some traffic

building up on the mamet. if you need to leave sally andrew or head toward fremont a lot of stop and go traffic. that is about it. the union city fremont side is looking good, 28 minutes from to dda to 237. -- 238 to 237. the funeral for the men killed in baton rouge by police is this thursday. police approached him after a homeless man called 911 claiming that sterling flash a gun at him and refused to give him money. sterling staff was caught on video and sparked days of protests including the dallas protest. but in the wake of the shootings people are calling for more transparency with police departments. >> san jose police are going to rollout body camera starting tomorrow. will tran has more.

>> reporter: they have been calling for transparency for years, but in light of what has happened over the past couple of months and the past couple of days the public will finally get what they want. they will have the body cameras on the san jose police officers, but not all of them. it is a pilot program about 15 officers initially which will happen around 10:00 tomorrow morning. let's show you the camera. it will be on their chest and there is also some cameras where they will have eyeglass. the bottom line is the transactions, the interactions i should say between the public as well as the police officers will be recorded. if it works out possibly by next june all 950 police officers with the san jose police department will have this. let's show you an example of how effective it has been. the oakland police department is using body cameras and in that time over the last couple of years the complaints about -- against the police officers

have gone down and the cases against police officers for alleged brutality have gone down as well. it appears with the camera rolling both sides are reasonably acting their best behavior so it appears to be working. they will try this for the first three months and this is supposed to happen a little bit later possibly next year, but the recent mayor is pushing this up faster than normal because what happened over the last couple of weeks including what happened in dallas. breaking news from overnight police in washington dc arrested five people who opened fire on police. it happened early this morning when officers responded to reports of gunshots. when police arrived people inside an suv started shooting at them. police returned fire on the suspects who barricaded themselves inside the vehicle. after about 30 minutes to men and three women surrendered. no one was injured.

breaking news at least 20 people have been killed after two trains collided head-on in southern italy.>> reporter: those italian officials announcing the death toll said it now stands at 20. that has gone up since our last update. we have photos showing the two trains hitting head-on. you can see the debris strewn across the countryside. crumpled and the force of the impact killing 20, injuring a number of others. we have just heard in the last 15 minutes they were able to pull a seven-year-old child alive. the trains each had four cars when they collided in southern italy. rescue workers working to search the rubble to see if there are any other people alive. the prime minister says this is a moment of tears and determined to find out what happened. once they have thoroughly investigated the rubble they

will turn over to the investigation and hopefully find the cause. why were these two trains on the same track? hopefully they will answer that today. we're learning more about a gently -- deadly shooting. a sheriff says an inmate who was being moved from a cell to a courtroom disarmed a bailiff. he grabbed the officers gun and then killed two bailiffs. he also shot and injured a deputy and a civilian. please identify them -- him as larry gordon. the two bailiffs had both retired from other law enforcement agencies and had served as bailiffs for more than a decade. time is 6:08 big news a new report by a panel of retired judges says a bias does exist in the police department. a blue ribbon panel was put together after a series of racist and homophobic text

messages exchanged by 14 police officers were made public last year. the report says blacks and latinos were search without consent at higher rates than whites and asians. it also found a lack of oversight and transparency. according to the report complaints rarely lead to consequences. >> black and latino people in san francisco were search without consent by officers far more than white and asian people. further the hit rates were much lower for black and latino people in these cases. this is a red flag for potential racial but -- bias. >> the leadership sets the tone and it has been an ugly one historically. >> the police officers association responded calling them by us and the report suggested they should -- should

create a report. men say they tried to save a family at the lake in pleasanton. a father and son drowned. the two men managed to pull one other person to safety. argie and johnny saw the family of three struggling to swim back to shore after a problem with the raft. that is when the two men jumped into action to help. >> i felt something bad in my stomach and i said hey look at what's going on their. i said i think that they are struggling and then we hear someone call for help. i said come on and me and him immediately started running over to the dock area. i didn't see them, no lifeguards or anyone to help so i jumped in. but the men say they did what they could because if they were in the same situation they hope someone would do the same for their family. we are less than an hour

away from attorney general testifying in front of congress. she is going to face questions about her meeting with former president. bill clinton during the investigation into hillary clinton private email server. lawmakers said they will question her on her decision not to file charges. she held an impromptu meeting with the president while the investigation into hillary clinton was underway. she said that they did not discuss the investigation. republican lawmakers have said that the meeting raises questions about lynches decision not to prosecute hillary clinton for the email server. just last week fbi director testified in front of congress about his decision not to recommend charges against her. lynch has said that her decision was based on the fbi's decision. breaking news from overnight a massive tornado sweeps through the midwest. we have video just in showing the damage. two of the people accused

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6:14 take a look at the traffic. >> it is not too bad. some spots are nice and quiet and then the bay bridge is black -- backed up. i can tell you that i haven't found any hotspot so far. this is 92 for those of you that have to use the san mateo bridge. if you have to get to the peninsula it is crowded, but no major problems. for now it is going to be a good ride. let's head over to the bay bridge. you can see it is packed. big difference. it is backed up beyond west grant. it is almost to the foot of the maze. it will be about the average drive. no big problems coming out of oakland into san francisco. no major problems for highway for, but it is yellow which means it is moderate. pockets of heavy traffic for westbound for, for 160 out to

242. it is crowded through the ultimate but looking good through the river more. no major trouble spots they are. no major problems, but the 101 is definitely busy heading north. coming out of the south as san jose area through downtown getting into sunnyvale your drivetime only 23 minutes. good morning and we are still negotiating through some of the low-lying clouds and fog as you can see from this picture the bridge less -- just disappeared. we are seen some clearing happening. going forward that should happen fairly quickly. by noon we are back in the business of everyone been sunny and into tonight we see a filter. spreading out a little bit to other portions of the bay by tomorrow morning. the fog will be more intense as we go forward and have this

above us with this heat and thicker drizzle for the coastal locations. upper 50s we have for the east bay shoreline and inland as well for san jose and mountain fill and downtown san francisco checking in at 53. the warm-up today is pretty similar to yesterday. chipping away at the east bay shoreline to get the 70 sooner and warming up in the south bay with the peninsula the only place that remains relatively cooler and we see the cooler returned by 930 tonight. as far as temperatures today let's check them out for the south bay, 77 half moon bay at the coast around 61 heading to the south. there we see 81 santa clara, 81 milpitas, san jose at 81. for the east bay shoreline it is a 70 story for the most part, 75 four oakland and over the hills we see pleasanton about 86, 85 four walnut creek.

some areas macy as we finish off the week upper 90s territory before we abruptly change to the weekend. reminiscent of last weekend system a low dropping out of alaska. >> maybe we freaked out a little bit because we were trying to get my brothers truck going. here it goes. there goes. but look at that tornado touching down in the central minnesota town of which town monday evening. it caused significant damage. this is video of one of those tornadoes touching the ground. the mayor saying it was the worst tornado damage you ever seen in the city. the storm damaged a couple of homes. one elderly woman suffered minor injuries. we are getting a closer look at the women accused of

kidnapping a vallejo woman for ransom. people arrested in connection are due in court today. james fletcher.>> reporter: that will be this afternoon that the suspects will face the judge. the woman is still missing even though four suspects have been arrested. two of those suspects as mark mentioned rain jail. the primary suspect knew the woman. he pleaded not guilty and the judge decided to hold them on $1 million they'll. we spoke with the deputy dist. atty. and said that it is not surprising that that bail was so high and the judge will likely set a similar amount for the other two suspects. >> kidnapping for ransom is a more significant crime as far as punishment because it is subject to life imprisonment as opposed to regular kidnapping without some.

>> reporter: investigators say the ransom was $60,000. you may remember the victim start was found dead in her house. police could press more charges if the animal is killed on purpose. the other two suspects will be arraigned this afternoon. vallejo police will hold a police conference at 10:30 this morning to talk more about it and the possibility of more charges being filed. we will let you know what we learn on our website kron4.com and the mobile app . 6:19 and in the south bay the -- sheriffs office said putting cameras in the main jail has been helpful. kron4 was allowed access in the jail to get a firsthand look. deputies tell us the cameras have already provided critical video evidence in a case where inmates attacked a fellow inmate. a say the cameras also helped them locate a homemade knife used in that attack. buck we firmly believe that these cameras so far have been

worth their weight in gold if not more and proven to be a successful tool in prosecuting crimes, locating evidence that normally we would never have located and building strong criminal cases. >> about 270 cameras have been deployed throughout the jail cell -- so far at a total cost of $20,000. a reminder that you will need to give yourself extra time if you are taking to the oakland airport today and tomorrow. as one of the tracks the bar connector will be closed for maintenance work for the next two days and possibly even thursday. one track will be open during the week and the work that is going on. the time between each car will be 18 minutes until the -- instead of the usual. it has been two years since the napa earthquake and a congregation is celebrating the reopening of the chapel.

the church like many older buildings was badly damaged by the 6.0 earthquake and 2014. the found out shouldn't -- the foundation and wall suffered heavy damage. after $2 million in donations collected the church was repaired and able to reopen. they had their first services this past sunday. there is still s'more going on to fully repair the other buildings. today is shaping up to be a big day in the race for president. we are expecting bernie sanders to offer his endorsement of hillary clinton. he is joining clinton at a campaign event in new hampshire and the endorsement is a combination of weeks of negotiation. sanders has been pushing for certain items to be included in the party platform before endorsing clinton. he wants people age 55 and older to build to buy into medicare and opposes the trends pacific partnership. sanders has not officially dropped out of the race.

meanwhile on the republican side paul ryan is set to speak at the republican national convention in cleveland. it starts on monday and ryan told reporters he will likely make an appearance on tuesday. he endorse donald trump for president. back in june after initially withholding support. he called for republican unity. other price for -- other high- profile republicans say they will not attend the 2016 convention. donald trump is expected to make his pick for vice president ahead of next week convention. sources familiar with his search say that new jersey governor. chris christie has now been fully vetted. the indiana governor. has said to be high on the short list while former house speaker newt gingrich is actively lobbying for the spot. trump has previously signaled that he would like a vice president with extensive political experience rather

than military experience. trump said he expects to make a decision in the next three to four days. firefighters making progress overnight on this massive wildfire north of los angeles. we will see how close they are to containing it. a man died shortly after calling 911. the reason no one responded. the fog back around the bay this morning and traffic moving fairly well for now on the san mateo bridge.

knew this morning small suvs are coming up short when it comes to headlights safety. a new report by the insurance institute says none of the 21 suvs they tested earned the highest ranking because of the headlight. more than half of the suvs tested received the lowest ranking including the subaru forrester and the audi q3. this test measures the amount of usable light on straight roads and curves. starting next year they say they won't give its highest safety word to any vehicles with poor headlights. you can expect automakers to start upgrading the lighting. happening now a 911

dispatch center is -- in virginia is under investigation when a man died when no one responded. a 56 roll died of a heart attack in late april. the man tried to call 911 hours before his death. the dispatcher tried three times to contact the man after hearing nothing but an unidentifiable sound. the call was labeled a pocket call where no callback is required. the man was found dead hours later, his son is upset now the way police handled this. buck there was one final cry for help and no one responded. to build a see my get one more time and say goodbye and no he didn't die alone. that's the thing that kills me. >> every call center is different and in some counties the dispatcher would have callback. the station in virginia is investigating this and it could change their 911 policy.

repairs on the san mateo bridge could have a affect on commuters. what the appears -- repairs are and how long it will take. >> libby schaaf becomes a target for removing from office. the early afternoon will be in the lower 70s mild with breezy wind in the afternoon.

happening now on wall street the s&p closed that in all record high and the dow jones at 18,000 to 26. that is 46 points away from a record high and we will be

following the markets this morning as more record highs may be expected. speaking of record highs, shall we check? >> not today. we will be warming up. i'm adding 10 degrees. >> use a decade. >> bay bridge, we have this overcast right now that will mix out. it will get a little bit more intense. temperatures right now mid to the upper 50s. san jose checking in at 57, 57 four mountain view at this hour. thought tracker let's see how this goes forward. there is the fog settled over the whole region. we have been noticing a favoritism to snaking across the peninsula east bay

shoreline and into the valley. it does that before it filters out. here is the warm-up happening east of the hills. along the east bay shoreline a little bit stubborn as temperatures will take maybe into the afternoon before we get into the 70s. right now robin is standing by with traffic. if you need to get into san francisco the slowdown stretches to the foot of the maze. across the bridge it is fine. the new eastern span is clear. no problems on the skyway, but it will be slow through the toll plaza and that average time is 20 minutes to get into downtown. if you are connecting from 24 the macarthur freeway looks good, no problems for the east share -- east shore. there will be major repairs starting tonight on the san mateo bridge. >> i reporter is live at the

toll plaza with information.>> reporter: not bad traffic right now, but starting tonight for the next five nights you should expect major delays if you are someone who is going to use the san mateo bridge specifically the westbound. they have to make those emergency repairs because of this. this happened a month ago on june 15, large hole started popping up just right before you get to the incline of the major span here at the san mateo bridge. they were not able to repair it right away they put a metal plate over the top and decided that they have to come back later to make those permanent repairs and those start tonight. two of the lanes and westbound direction will be shut down from seven until 5:00 and that will run through friday. that means tonight, wednesday, wednesday, thursday and on

saturday they will have a complete closure of those two lanes all night long. that will go from 7:00 until 9:00. if you would normally use the bridge to get across after work get across the bridge early. that backup will be long and arduous. my suggestion is if you can't get across it will be a nightmare. nighttime closures of i-80 are starting tonight. caltran is working on that. they will reduce it to two lanes. the second closure is thursday and friday. the avenue will have lane reduction thursday and friday from 9 pm to 4 pm. the news we are following

this morning with a group of activists in oakland trying to get the mayor recalled. james fletcher following that story.>> reporter: the group is called the anti-police terror project and they announced that their goal is to recall the mayor. that group stormed city hall to begin the recall process and our cameras were there. we have the video to show you. they marched in with the signatures in hand and explain why they believe the mayor is not fit for the job. >> she has done nothing about the highs -- housing crisis and if anyone has forgotten seven black men were murdered in the past year and libby schaaf has backed the police on that every single time. >> this is the democratic process. people have the right to question their elected officials. >> reporter: they did have the when the taken out of their salesman the clerk said they did not have enough signatures. they needed 20,000 to begin the recall process.

they say they will be back and when they do they will bring the signatures directly to the mayor. the mayor says she welcomes the opportunity to have her record examined. it is 6:34 and firefighters are making progress overnight on the wildfire burning just north of los angeles. there is another round of dry wind on the way and that could make it tough to fight. it is called the sage fire and has burned 1.7 mi.2. it is 85% contained. it is burning in the santa clarita valley. that fire started on saturday and about 2000 people were evacuated at verse, but allowed back on saturday night. the closing of a school in antioch has parents and advocates of special needs students calling for cameras to be put in classrooms. texas passed a similar law that goes into effect this year. they are closing at the end of the month after video shows a teachers aid of using a nine- year-old boy.

the school said it was isolated and fired to aids. the çled to an investigation a prompted the school district to pull their students from the school. sacramento police shoot and kill a knife waving suspect after a confrontation on the street. witnesses reported the man waving a knife above his head as he walked down the street monday morning. they also told police the man had a gun. when police arrived they say the man charged the officer. two more officers arrived and shot and killed the man. 6:35 and still ahead whales spotted in bay area and we have incredible new video showing you how close some kayakers got in the presidential election less than four months away, how one company is using soda sales to determine who will win.

stores are competing with amazon today and that means in the end you could be the big winner. the big savings that some companies are offering and how much money you could save. taking a look here at the golden gate bridge and it is not bad at all on this tuesday morning. not a bad commute, a little bit of haze and fog. we will have more in a few minutes.

welcome back the time is 6:39 checking in on the san mateo bridge traffic is at a crawl now trying to get over to the peninsula. this backup starts on the mimicked so if you have to leave you will be stuck in heavy traffic. it is jammed across the flat section. there is an object locking the lanes. today is a good day to shop. major retailers are offering big deals because it is amazon prime day. >> that is the big sale, but the brick and mortar stores are all offering deals.

both in the stores and online. macy's is calling today free friday -- black friday in june and toys "r" us is offering sales on more than 50,000 toys, target is on the list and has deals. >> one thing is becoming clear this is the big nonholiday shopping day of the year. >> what is the day? i'm going to mark my calendar. july 12? >> hamas on -- amazon created a deal here. new deals will be rolling out throughout the day. other retailers are hoping that people will be in a shopping mood. you have to be a prime member in order to do this, but you can sign up for the free 30 day prime membership. >> if you wanted to get in on it. i didn't want to shop at all today because it is july 12 and now we have made me want to

shop. 81 for the inland regions as we have the coupling through the bay. looks like into the early afternoon.

6:44 right now here is a quick look at the top stories we are following. president. obama is traveling to dallas to pay his respects to the officers killed last week. the president is speaking at an interfaith memorial service and will be joined by joe biden and former president. george w. bush. two men in pleasanton are being raised for trying to save a family struggling in the water. a father and son drowned but the two men were able to pull one other person to safety. lease have not told us the names of the victim. a new report says racial bias does exist within the san

francisco police department. the report found blacks and latinos were searched at a higher rate. @6:44 we want to get a look at the weather. >> we have that fog that has settled in. let those temperatures pounds in the inland regions in the 80s, they will jump to the 90s for the balance of the week. even upper 90s in some areas. here is what we have in the models, nice clearing happening this afternoon, but the fog comes back for tonight. off to the livermore valley, you can see it starts to spread out a little bit overnight. this is going to become more aggressive as we head into the rest of the week and also some coastal drizzle. as we stand right now we are in upper 50s territory for the most part, nampa -- napa with a chilly start.

you see they finally give to the cool spots return first you can see off to the livermore valley. probably after midnight for tonight. it will be interesting to see what happens later on. 72 for san mateo today, 61 four half moon bay, heading to the south a lot of 80s in place. mountain view is the exception around 79, but certainly getting there. east bay shoreline we are in the 70s department, a pair of sevens for hayward and walnut creek at about 85. antioch and pleasanton you may see temperatures i the end of the week into upper 90s territory potentially here. dramatically changing into the weekend as we have a new system.

right now a look at traffic here is robin. >> lots of slowed traffic. just something awful. there is a backup at the richmond bridge. if you need to get into the north bay right now it is stop and go right through the toll. is a good right after. over at the bay bridge that has been crowded throughout the morning commute and holding at the foot of the maize and moving across the upper deck. at the golden gate bridge it has been fairly quiet leaving the north bay, no problems getting into san francisco. it is less than 25 minutes from novato. slowed traffic coming out of the east bay west for through pittsburgh and pay . it is off and on about 26 minutes. that is a normal drive time. no major problems 40 -- for the other. it will take about 14 minutes to get from concrete -- concord.

a little bit lighter than normal on 680. it is back at the limit well before you hit i--- highway 84. it will be a good right. continuing into the south bay no trouble spots. you will experience pockets of slowed traffic from around capitol expressway heading into downtown. it is off and on. 46 minutes is your average drive time from 85 to 837. san francisco college could be free to all people who live and work in the city. the board of supervisors will meet this afternoon and they are voting to secure funding to get rid of enrollment fees for people who live and work in san francisco. if approved the money will come from a transfer tax. students are holding a rally in support of free higher

education. that is at city hall. happening today, nurses and the east bay are calling to the city council to stop plans to calls -- close the medical center. officials announced it will be closing in the year 2030. nurses are holding a news conference in front of berkeley city hall right before the city council meets. they say they are considering a resolution. they say they are closing because the renovation required to get the center up to code by the end of 2029 is not possible. covering california police in anaheim have released security video of a confrontation that left a homeless man dead. take a look at the scuffle between two officers when they confronted a man last week. someone said he was loitering and following people in the area. please ran into him at a laundromat. that is where they cornered him and demand started fighting back , tussling with police and police eventually ended up

using a stun gun and then he was arrested. later officers noticed the guy was having medical issues and that is when they called for paramedics. that man died on sunday nine days after the incident. police are investigating to see if any officers violated policy. homeless people in san diego worried this morning after a man who was arrested on suspicion of killing three homeless men was released. san diego police said they did not have enough evidence to prosecute him for a recent spree of attacks. he was arrested on suspicion of murder, attempted murder and arson. three homeless men died and another was seriously injured. they say he looks like a person who was caught on surveillance video after the attacks. governor. jerry brown launching a campaign to extended some of the most ambitious climate change in the nation. the centerpiece is a push of

the and trade program that forces companies to meet tougher emissions limits. it has been one of the most watched efforts in the world. the program is only authorized to operate until 2020. today the board released proposed blueprint for our continuing the program until 2030 with a vote expected next year. wells are making their way into the bay and take a look at the video to prove it. up close and personal. a group of wealth near treasure island spotted by some kayakers. this woman was kayaking with her paddle group and they ended up watching the whales for about 45 minutes. she describes the encounter as once-in-a-lifetime. >> the contrast between the urban environment and the strength and power of these great preachers -- creatures was exciting. you see it in monterey bay, but

i've never seen it in san francisco bay and i'm hoping that there will be more of it and that it is an indicator that the bay is healthy. >> the video is amazing and you need to remember she is in a kayak. i might like to be on a larger boat, but she is in a small kayak. experts say that we are seeing more whales earlier in the season than we normally would and that they are coming closer to the shoreline. >> we are going to need a bigger boat. happening today johnny is getting ready to start in the all-star game for the national league. he will face off against chris of the white sox. he is 13 and one on the season and 115 strikeouts, a 2.47 era in his first season with the giants. he leads the league with four complete games and hundred and 41 innings pitched. catching is buster posey. first pitch is at 5:00 tonight. the leak that wednesday all- star game will get home-field

advantage for the all-star -- for the final game. look at that the dow jones industrial average in record territory. right now about 50 points actually 75 points away from the all-time high record close. the dow up 117 points and sitting in record high territory at 18,000 344. time now is 6:53 and we will be back with more in a few minutes. let's take a life peak outside looking at a little bit of fog. we will have more weather and traffic in a couple of minutes.

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