>> marty: good morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. conditions from our embarkadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez. rebeccais here with the forecast. we're expecting a cooling trend this weekend. >> rebecca: similar to what we experience yesterday. it was not hot we saw no '90s yesterday it. there was a nice beautiful sunny skies and warm conditions. and very comfortable conditions this is what looks like right now outside with the camera looking at the bay bridge toll plaza

approach where you can see lots of great conditions. police have a lot of fun out there special of the coastline and also chp is issuing a highway advisory for the bay bridge. this will be your drive this morning but be very careful both hands on the steering wheel. that is breezy and certain parts of the bay area where scenes of miles an hour coming in san francisco, six have monday, breezy also along the east bay shoreline. current temperatures on the chilly said san francisco 56 right now. >> rebecca: your highs today can see we're seeing a little bit cooler than we experienced yesterday in. 81 but expected for concord 83 for livermore that's a big change 89 there yesterday concede. a drop in temperature system and oakland

so it is only 5 per word. it will let you know how long cooling trend will last next. >> marty:happening today. the annual san francisco aids walk in golden gate park. it's been happening since 1987. and has raised 86 million dollars for h-i-v programs and services across the bay area. it's the largest aids fundrasing event in northern california. the walk begins and ends at sharon meadow. kron 4's averi harper is live at golden gate park with more details. averi? >> averi: that number is expected to climb through the day were. last year 20,000

people participated and are expecting similar numbers this year. a look at the schedule events for the day today, not starts at 9:00 there is a warm- up at 930 open. ceremony at 945 and the walk begins at 1030, after the walk there is a concert at 1230 this afternoon and sharon meadow. it is important to know if you are coming to lock today there will these levels several street closures through the park parking will be limited in the park and neighborhood surrounding it. organizers are encouraging you to carpool and public transit to get here today. >> marty:in the east bay. someone stabbed two dogs as they were on a walk with their owner in an oakland park. both dogs are recovering from their wounds. one was seriously injured. and the search is on for the man responsible.

kron4's ella sogomonian met with the victims and has the story. >> reporter:it was just another day out with his dogs at a local oakland park for robert selhorst. then he says a man he'd never seen before came up - and was at first polite. >> :"this guy walks up with a puppy and he asked if the puppy can come in and play with my dogs and i've got three big dogs." >> reporter:selhorst's dog ruth crawled under the fence and approached the puppy. shortly after, the situation escalated into a fight for their lives. >> :"but then i grabbed my dog and she's cut wide open and i'm like oh my god what did you do to my dog? and then i looked over and he's swinging back again with the knife." >> reporter:his ex girlfriend who shares custody of the pets got a call from a neighbor about the frightening news. elana kreydick >> :"she didn't know what was happening so she said rob says your dogs are dying that was the first call that i got." >> reporter:selhorst walked away with a cut on his forehead - but

two of his dogs -carolina and ruth were in grave condition as their stab wounds were deep. ella sogomonian >> :"this is carolina, she is the second dog that was stabbed in that incident you can see she has two stitches on the right side of her body that will eventually heal, but she did lose a considerable amount of weight due to the stress." >> marty:the victim described that attacker to have a dark skin tone, about 6 feet tall, and a in the north bay. one of the men suspected of robbing an armored car in windsor, last week is also suspected of committing a similar crime in southern california. police say 24-year-old sergey gustev confessed to killing a quizno's sandwich shop owner during a robbery last year. gustev could now face charges for that murder. earlier this week, gustev and 23-year-old ivan morales were arrested for robbing and shooting an armored car driver with an assault weapon. the pair are also accused of robbing another armored car back in march.

>> marty:tomorrow is day on e of the republican national convention. we'll give you a preview of what you what to expect. and. six thousand people have been detained in turkey following the failed coup. we have the latest details. also. who do millenials rely on the most. we'll tell you who and why. next.

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experts urge millennials to set up three separate savings accounts. one for major purchases, one for emergencies, and one for investing. >> marty:good news at the pump. the national average price of gasoline dropped seven cents over the past three weeks. dropping to two twenty nine for a gallon of regular gas. analysts say prices dropped because of lower oil prices and an abundant gasoline supply. the current average is 54 cents less than it was a year ago. the highest average prices are still in the bay area. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. >> marty:for the weekned. it's motown music in the park in burlingame. enjoy face painting, cotton candy and music. it's all happening at washington park from 1:00 to 3:00. the event is free to attend.

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good morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. we're tkaing a look at conditions from our embarkadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez. rebecca strom is here with the forecast. we're expecting a cooling trend this weekend. we >> rebecca: of our this is what we have been seen a couple mornings now in a row. the good news is that this will be clearing a around 10 or 11:00 we will see the gradual clearing and we will see lots of sunshine around the bay area to the. shares will be a little bit cooler than what we experienced

yesterday as it continues to. and then as we look at far tracker this is what it looks like this morning as you can see it really. >> rebecca: as a move ahead and attack clock he concedes are asserting makes out just a bit. will have some stick around a long coast by 5:00 it will be moving back and and then we see all the way into the evening and overnight hours. definitely be prepared for that visibility this morning pretty low in certain areas and right now a temperature is definitely on the chilly side bundle up this morning 53 degrees currently san francisco the. if the nine oakland and hayward 57 currently mountain view 50. six san jose 57 livermore 60 degrees and concord. we're seeing mostly fifties right now or on the bay area. >> rebecca: cooler than

yesterday's 75 for oakland, looking at 80 degrees possibly in walnut creek. on the peninsula it will be 60 to have monday 82 degrees for paul auto so. if they the those inland will be a little bit warmer 84 mountain view 86 expected for san jose. here's your 3 forecast. >> rebecca: tomorrow we see mostly sunny conditions tablatures relatively the same as we saw today starting monday morning you will see along the bay upper 60s the '70s, tuesday that alicea real drop in temperatures specially in the and allocations will be in the upper '70's there a. and seen thus far inland in quite some time because it has been so worn out there. along the belly see similar temperatures all week upper 60s los '70s all along the coast we see mostly fifties and sixties. >> marty:in world news.

flights once again have resumed at istanbul's international airport as the turmoil in turkey is stablizing. that's according to the government leaders after an attempted coup was spearheaded by members of the military. at least 160 people were killed. and hundreds more left injured. and the government has detained 6-thousand people. >> marty:c-n-n's ian lee is following the developments from istanbul. >> reporter: chaos and bloodshed in turkey it started with members of the military and take control of the country and impose martial law. bub turkish president appeals to supporters and face time to take the streets and fight for democracy social media showing protester is going on against tanks and armored vehicles gunshots

reported at the presidential complex helicopters reportedly opened fire as a national intelligence headquarters. the two soldiers eventually abandon their weapons and cause. public enemy number one and influential exile in the united states. . accuses him of being the puppet master of the attempted overthrow. the opposition >> reporter: figures that the coup gave the man an excuse to regain power of galvanizing supporters. >> marty:decision 20-16 happening tomorrow. day one of the republican national convention in cleveland. the city has asked for help from outside security. c-n-n's martin savidge reports, questions over the city's preparedness have caused some of that help to back out.

>> reporter:cleveland could be volatile. more than 50-thousand people are expected for the republican national convention. a tempting target for terror. add to that.trump's already polarizing campaign. that's had violence at his rallies. the angry demonstrations against recent police shootings. and the ambush of officers in dallas and you get the picture. "back!!!" >> reporter:even so city officials say they're ready. >> :"we have planned, we have what-iffed. we have table-topped this from day one to yesterday." "the convention's less than a week away. how a you feeling? "um, anxious." >> reporter:cleveland has said it needs about 3 - thousand police officers. it doesn't have them. so to secure the r-n-c it's temporarily hiring roughly 25- hundred cops from around the country. recruiting has been harder than expected. and some department's are backing out. greensboro, north carolina was

sending 50 officers -- then changed its mind. in an an internal memo obtained by cleveland-dot-com greensboro's deputy chief noted. "a lack of confidence in the city of cleveland and their preparedness for the rnc." >> reporter:to try and reassure residents and visitors cleveland's police chief has taken to social media saying ". our officers have undergone hours of training relative to many subjects. " he didn't give details. but documents obtained by c-n-n show cleveland's been on a 20- million dollar security shopping spree. motor cycles, horse trailers, flexible handcuffs, water packs, rain ponchos. even 20-thousand boxed lunches and the refrigerators to store them. and 2000 sets of riot gear. "they ordered without measuring anybody which caused problems once it got here." "and this is the. the main element." problems such as the riot gear wouldn't fit over officers' bullet proof vests.

making sure their riot gear and body armor fits well sounds like a good idea. martin savidge, cnn, cleveland. >> marty:the giants are looking for a win and the a's look to stay hot after the all star break. highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's music of great britain free concert in san francisco. enjoy music, dancing and more. it's all happening at spreckels temple of music at golden gate park from 1:00 to 2:45. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:after dropping their

first game to the padres this season, the giants look to rebound in game two on saturday night at petco park. top of the third, the giants were down 3 to nothing early when angel pagan stepped to the plate. that two run blast brought the giants within one run. the padres would add a run to increase their lead in the bottom of the third. but the giants wouldn't go away. ramiro pena hits this blast deep to right for a solo shot. tieing the game at 5 a piece. then in extra innings. santiago casilla got called for a balk. and that's how the giants would lose it.on a balk. final score padres 7, giants 6. the giants will look to avoid the sweep today at petco. 1st pitch 1:40.

and that's how khris davis got things started for the a's. with a solo shot off of r-a dickey. it was all a's in this one as they would rough up the blue jay's righty. bottom of the 2nd oakland's ryon healy with his first major league hit.a three run homer to give the a's a 4 to two lead. the blue jays would make it close but oakland would take this one in the end. final score oakland 5, toronto 4. the a's look to sweep the series today in oakland. 1st pitch 1:05. the golden state warriors and the bay area mourning the loss of nate thurmond. thurmond, a standout, played 11 of his 14 seasons with the warriors back in the 1960's and 70's. the 6'11 center was voted as one of the n-b-a's top 50 players of all time. he is one of only 4 players to grab more than 40 rebounds in one game. he averaged 15 points and 15 boards a game and has the warriors franchise record for most rebounds. on the court a true warrior, off the court a true gentleman. nate thurmond was 74. terror in nice france.

the latest details on who might have been involved with the attack. that's next. >> marty:live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's free circus day in oakland. check out a 9-person juggling act, contortionist and more. it's all happening at dimond park from 12:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend.

>> rebecca: very careful this

morning as we had and the time clock to see it starting the mix out and then once we get around noontime things really start thinning out we will still see a little bit on the coast but primarily it will be going away for the most part. federal 5 lisa the overnight hours. in world news. >> marty:french police have arrested a man and a women in connection to the terror attack in nice. police are not providing much information on the arrest. but they did say they had been questioning five people in connection to the attacks. one of them was the driver's ex- wife. she was taken into custody friday. the other four were men. france is tightening security across the country following the deadly bastille day attack. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. and back here in the bay area. cal student nick leslie, who was at the bastille day celebration, is still missing. the family of 20 year old, is hopeful that he survived the attack.

friends of the u-c berkeley junior saw him dive out of the way of the truck. though no one has heard from him since. his godfather tells c-n-n, "in my heart, i know he's okay." u-c berkeley is working with people in nice to find him. 3 other cal students were injured in the attack. they are still in nice. one is in the hospital. the other two have returned to the dorm. >> marty:they are among 85 u-c berkeley students studying abroad. in san francisco, members of the french community joined together at civic center plaza to stand in solidarity with the victims of the nice attack. kron four's philippe djegal was there. >> :nats- "contre nous de la tyrannie." >> reporter:two days after the attack. so much pain and confusion. >> :sot- "we're very far -- its hard to actually understand whats going on." >> reporter:for such a prideful community. meeting like this for the third time in 18 months. an excruciating reality for the

french living in san francisco, like erwan le roy. >> :sot- "we don't want to give the impression that we're getting used to this, that its normal, because its not, so that's why it's important that we have this gathering again today." nats- "oh, deep in my heart." >> reporter:the victim's of the attack and their families the inspiration behind this gathering. nats- flowers laid on the ground and words of encouragment scripted across from city hall. where the french flag remains at half staff. sot- "our thoughts are with the families." the french consul general in san francisco condemning the act of terror. >> :sot- "these attacks and not only the one in paris, but i don't forget orlando, i don't forget brussels, i don't forget istanbul, i don't forget dhaka, i don't forget baghdad. all these attacks, they are against our values. they are against our freedon." >> reporter:richie greenberg and his wife lisa live in san francisco, but have frequently traveled to france.

sot- "i think since 1997, i have collected about 60 stamps on my passport." nice one of their favorite cities. sot- "its a tragedy. its, its, its become routine, this is the problem, to have this go again and again and again, especially in the last year and a half, to have people coming together to mourn a tragic event, its become routine and its should never become routine. but, its not stopping us from going to france. and, its not stopping us. we just bought tickets to go next month." >> reporter:and, after a 60 second moment of silence. a similar vow from others not let fear trump pride. >> :sot- "pray for justice, and pray for the peace in the world and we are not scared." nats- anthem >> reporter:in san francisco, philippe djegal. sot- "vive la france." kron four news. >> marty:and the site of thursday's devastating attack in nice, france is back open to the public. people returning to the beachside promenade are walking past constant reminders of what happened.

c-n-n's will ripley reports. >> reporter: please have reopened here today many people back out here today as they were golan love beautiful section of the french riviera and looks like this. flour's candles marking spots are so many people had died the death toll remains at 84 to. 200 people hurt many are still in hospitals. lynn, is recovering from catastrophic fractures. the severity of this crime and people who died right here so apparent when you look at things like this. all the stuff animals of this is our children were buying candy told the attacker and his truck was heading north for them. >> reporter: authorities saying that they will deploy 10,000 soldiers to protect the border and also roads and public areas like this. all france the heart of europe easily accessible most

as a country in the world. tourists going to destinations like this. because french values and makes the mad target for. was this eckert associated with them? >> marty:and our coverage of this story continues online. at kron4 dot com. we have local reaction on this latest terror attack in france. social media tributes. honoring the victims of this tragedy. and a gallery of photos from the scene. all that on kron4 dot com. >> marty:in the south bay.

morning news. newly released police body-cam video shows takes us inside orlando's pulse night club. that story coming up. live look outside. san francisco international airport. it's national ice cream day festival in san francisco. come celebrate ice cream day with a lot of ice cream. it's all happeing at the soma street food park from 11:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:when a gunman opened fire at the pulse nightclub in orlando back on june 12-th, the university of central florida police was one of the agencies that responded. now *newly released police body-cam video from university officers shows the hunt for possible bombs in the area around the club that night. mike man-zoni reports.

253 >> reporter: a.m. an hour after omar walked into paul cyclo been started shooting into a crowd of more than 300 club doors. the university of central florida police are on their way to help search for possible explosives outside the nightclub. cf officer arrives near the scene and brings out his canine. the search continued outside orlando regional medical center. bcf please searches the parkman. next it searches nearby another nightclub that was already closed. the cannon goes on top and searches behind it does not find anything.

>> marty:last month's attack left 49 people dead and 53 others wounded. making it the deadliest mass shooting in u-s history. the pokemon go craze continues to be a hit around the bay area. making way for several public events across the bay. we'll take you inside the world of pokemon. next. live look outside. san mateo bridge. >> marty:for the weekned. it's kidchella music festival in redwood city. enjoy music, dancing and an inflatable playland. it's all happeing at the courthouse square from 11:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend.

here >> rebecca: is a bridge

toll plaza it can approach to receive lots of great conditions. that is set to the brain off between 10 and noon today and also pretty breezy out there with the bay bridge hakka a high wind advisory. issued by the chp be very careful crossing announced and this morning. other areas preconditions' net was 7 mi. an hour fairfield kicking up 23 mi. an hour. 89 now and conquered the perorates for hayward livermore third. team for san jose chilly temperatures up there right now as well 53 and sampras's go to. of an 5956 and san jose. we will see mostly sunny skies and all the fog and overcast conditions should be burned off by then it will not be as warm today as we had yesterday. >> rebecca: by 5:00 we're going

to see: reconditions around parts of the day we might see some low eighties for inland locations. a very different from all last week with a bunch of '90s. . >> rebecca: time is 69 degrees in oakland to 62 san francisco a, 80 fairfield eight, u unconquered a, 83 livermore. a big change from mr. de 89 degrees out in livermore yesterday much cooler said. the five month view is 70, nine degrees expected for san jose. is the seventh day around the bay forecast. . >> rebecca: heading back toward smart you consider a cooling trend sticking around into tuesday. so we will release the temperatures drop especially for inland and allocations a. upper 70's there and then around the bay for the rest of the week we will see nice smiles temperatures upper 60s and low '70's with plenty of sunshine to go round. >> marty:in national news.

chattanooga residents remembered the one year anniversary of the terrorist attack that killed five servicemen in tennessee. mohammad abdulazeez fatally shot one sailor and four marines at two military recruiting offices.. yesterday, the city held a ceremony honoring the men that were killed. a bell rang after each name was read. one chattanooga resident says attending this type of event is very emotional. chattanooga officials say the city will honor the servicemen every year on july 16. the fbi says abdulazeez was influenced by terrorist propaganda. >> marty:he was later killed by police. friends and family members said their final goodbyes to patrick zamarripa *zam-uh-ree'-puh*.

he was one of the five officers killed by a gunman in dallas last week. his funeral service was held for zamarripa in fort worth. the 32-year-old served eight years in the navy before joining the dallas police force. police chief david brown spoke at the service talking about his willingness to serve others. the navy recognized zamarripa's dedication and promoted him to petty officer first class. he leaves behind a wife and two children. >> marty:the pokemon go craze continues to be a hit around the bay area. but many "pokemon trainers" will have a problem trying to catch em all.

that's because the game keeps crashing. the issues with the game are happening as "pokemon go" launches in 26 new countries. however, a hacking group called "poodle-corp" claims responsibility for the server crash. nintendo and pokemon officials have yet to comment on the game's malfunction. pokemon go is so popular that it has led to several public events across the country. from packed baseball stadiums, to pubs, "pokemon go" is attracting fans from all walks of life. an example of this is at a baseball park in ohio. >> marty:officials opened the stadium for the public to play "pokemon go" for 2 hours to raise money for charity. fans pay 5 dollars to get in. and once inside they roamed the stadium to try and "catch em all". at pubs across the country, club owners are throwing "pub crawls". at these special events "pokemon go" lovers chase down wild pokemon and battle each other. and you don't have to go far to attend a "pokemon go crawl" event. they are happening here in the bay area.

with the next one on wednesday in san francisco. so if you are looking to join in, here is some information you need to know. go to kron 4 dot com for a list of upcoming crawl events. we have all a list of pokemon go events happening in the bay area. a new crawl route will be posted today or monday before the event on facebook. crawl coordinators are asking people to dress in any pokemon swag or team colors if you want to group up with friends. >> marty:in texas.two amarillo police officers made a six-year- old boy's day. now, that young man wants to do the same for others when he grows up. trae byrd was leaving a grocery store with his mother when he spotted the two officers. trae's right ear never developed when he was born. something he's been teased about and battled an 11 hour reconstruction surgery for. the experience made him pretty shy. but stepping up and meeting his

idols brought him out of his shell. trae's mom says that badge is safely tucked away in his sock drawer. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. pizza and pokemon. we'll show you how one pizza maker found a way to bring them together. that's next. for the weekned. it's the classic car show and block party in saratoga. check out over 200 hundred classic cars. it's all happening at the saratoga village from 10:00 to 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:pizza and pokemon are kid favorites. and now teens at one high school are making their own pizza pies from a real pizza oven. and they are luring people to their pop-up by using pokemon. kron 4's vicki liviakis has the story. >> reporter:that brings us to the yerba buena pizza pop up on camps at john o'connell high - where passers by can get their pizza fix. six bucks for a piece of pizza with the works.

even the pizza oven - built by students. it's part of a culinary entrepreneurship summer class. where students hope to be rolling in the dough. the student's pop up pizza isn't available - commercially - not yet anyway. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.

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good morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. we're tkaing a look at conditions from our embarkadero camera. i'm marty gonzalez. rebecca strom is here with the forecast. we're expecting a cooling trend this weekend. >> rebecca: with the sun to unexpected recess unless story yesterday as well temperatures will be much cooler again yesterday that we're seeing. cooling trend inserted from a continuous as we're heading into the day two of your weekend. this is what it looks like out there right now at the golden gate bridge live camera showing in sikh party sunken by the fog this morning not to worry we will see lots of sunshine as a head in the later hours of morning right now agency the fog tracker showing in a clock ho

stopped in at the peninsula. >> rebecca: over and over nine hours early tomorrow morning as well. i'll let you know what the rest it looks like. >> marty:happening today. the annual san francisco aids walk in golden gate park. it's been happening since 1987. and has raised 86 million dollars for h-i-v programs and services across the bay area. it's the largest aids fundrasing event in northern california. the walk begins and ends at sharon meadow. kron 4's averi harper is live at golden gate park with more details. averi?

>> averi: standing in front of the stage here in sharon meadow where they have the opening ceremony for today's watch in preparations underway even though it's cold and foggy and lots of people are participating in the swap. take a look of videos last year's walk so far this year has raised $1.7 million for service organizations around the bay area it's expected to climb throughout the day. last year. >> marty: pitiful than all of them going and this morning at 9:00 signup awards and a warm-up the opening ceremony at 945 this morning at sharon meadow. that's and 30 the walk will begin 1230 there is a post what concert

29th annual walk going on in severances go achill in the park. will get the idea of taking care of the minister live reports throughout the morning. >> marty:in the east bay. someone stabbed two dogs as they were on a walk with their owner in an oakland park. both dogs are recovering from their wounds. one was seriously injured. and the search is on for the man responsible. kron4's ella sogomonian met with the victims and has the story. >> reporter:it was just another day out with his dogs at a local oakland park for robert selhorst. then he says a man he'd never seen before came up - and was at first polite. >> :"this guy walks up with a puppy and he asked if the puppy can come in and play with my dogs and i've got three big dogs." >> reporter:selhorst's dog ruth crawled under the fence and approached the puppy. shortly after, the situation escalated into a fight for their lives. >> :"but then i grabbed my dog and she's cut wide open and i'm like oh my god what did you do to my dog? and then i looked

over and he's swinging back again with the knife." his ex girlfriend who shares custody of the pets got a call from a neighbor about the frightening news. elana kreydick >> :"she didn't know what was happening so she said rob says your dogs are dying that was the first call that i got." >> reporter:selhorst walked away with a cut on his forehead - but two of his dogs -carolina and ruth were in grave condition as their stab wounds were deep. ella sogomonian >> :"this is carolina, she is the second dog that was stabbed in that incident you can see she has two stitches on the right side of her body that will eventually heal, but she did lose a considerable amount of weight due to the stress." >> reporter:when first responders arrived selhorst urged them to turn their attention to his pets. >> :"i'm not going to die but my dogs are bleeding but they will die could you guys please could you guys please look at my dogs." >> reporter:both dogs survived the ordeal - but police are still searching for the man responsible. in oakland ella sogomonian kron 4 news.

>> marty:the victim described that attacker to have a dark skin tone, about 6 feet tall, and a stocky build. anyone with information should contact oakland pd. in the north bay. >> marty:one of the men suspected of robbing an armored car in windsor, last week is also suspected of committing a similar crime in southern california. police say 24-year-old sergey gustev confessed to killing a quizno's sandwich shop owner during a robbery last year. gustev could now face charges for that murder. earlier this week, gustev and 23-year-old ivan morales were arrested for robbing and shooting an armored car driver with an assault weapon. the pair are also accused of robbing another armored car back in march. six thousand people have been detained in turkey following the failed coup. we have the latest details.

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>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. millennials count on their parents to help make ends meet. a new survey by suntrust bank shows that a quarter of millennials still need their parents to help them out financially. the study looked at people between the ages of 21 and 34. of those people-- 72 percent say they would have trouble paying their bills if their parents didn't help out. the most common payments parents make are cell phone bills -- car and medical insurance -- and rent. experts urge millennials to set up three separate savings accounts. one for major purchases, one for emergencies, and one for investing.

>> marty:good news at the pump. the national average price of gasoline dropped seven cents over the past three weeks. dropping to two twenty nine for a gallon of regular gas. analysts say prices dropped because of lower oil prices and an abundant gasoline supply. the current average is 54 cents less than it was a year ago. the highest average prices are still in the bay area. >> marty:live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekned. it's motown music in the park in burlingame. enjoy face painting, cotton candy and music. it's all happening at washington park from 1:00 to 3:00. the event is free to attend.

good morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. please >> marty: 29 of the extent of the injuries are exact number of officers who were shot please also say the policy is not contained which could mean the suspect is no longer analysts to. attrition and bad rouge has been very tense since the shooting of from earlier this month. we will have more details on this for you as we get that. >> marty: >> rebecca: right now we're seeing lots of gray skies in most parts of the bay area lots of sunshine and police guys.

there are no delays reported as far as visibility at the airport. there's some good news is our after morning and into the wind speeds right now we really start the pickens all along the east bay shoreline and its 7 8 mi. an hour for a plan tailored enough to cause our oakland and hayward is 12 mi. an hour. definitely windy conditions out there and on the cool said this morning. currently 59 degrees especially for oakland san jose also 59. livermore at 60 conquered it 61 so. arrows at 53 degrees. >> rebecca: by noontime the sun we are similar to such an on the bay area it will not be as

warm. yesterday the cooling trend continued into the rest of this weekend and then by 5:00 this afternoon cooled preconditions on the bay. i will see some low eighties for and in spots. entablatures what they will look like around lunchtime 78 degrees set season francisco . this afternoon this will look like first pitch at one of five they're taking on the blue jays and then we will have most clear conditions with the breeze still in the air and then as a green jacket to a bundle been. we will see temperatures in the mid-60s.

>> reporter: a blow between for a of chaos and bloodshed turkey. it started with elements of the military declaring that it didn't control the country impose martial locker the turkish. president everyone appealed the supporters of this time to take the street and fight for democracy. the forces loyal crushed acute and not before isolated heavy fighting.

helicopters opened fire as an international television headquarters. the soldiers eventually abandon their weapons and cause. public enemy number one this man an influential exile. he accuses of being the public master of the attempted overthrow. >> marty:decision 20-16 happening tomorrow. day one of the republican national convention in cleveland. the city has asked for help from outside security.

c-n-n's martin savidge reports, questions over the city's preparedness have caused some of that help to back out. >> reporter:cleveland could be volatile. more than 50-thousand people are expected for the republican national convention. a tempting target for terror. add to that.trump's already polarizing campaign. that's had violence at his rallies. the angry demonstrations against recent police shootings. and the ambush of officers in dallas and you get the picture. "back!!!" even so city officials say they're ready. >> :"we have planned, we have what-iffed. we have table-topped this from day one to yesterday." "the convention's less than a week away. how a you feeling? "um, anxious." >> reporter:cleveland has said it needs about 3 - thousand police officers. it doesn't have them. so to secure the r-n-c it's temporarily hiring roughly 25-

hundred cops from around the country. recruiting has been harder than expected. and some department's are backing out. greensboro, north carolina was sending 50 officers -- then changed its mind. in an an internal memo obtained by cleveland-dot-com greensboro's deputy chief noted. "a lack of confidence in the city of cleveland and their preparedness for the rnc." >> reporter:to try and reassure residents and visitors cleveland's police chief has taken to social media saying ". our officers have undergone hours of training relative to many subjects. " he didn't give details. but documents obtained by c-n-n show cleveland's been on a 20- million dollar security shopping spree. motor cycles, horse trailers, flexible handcuffs, water packs, rain ponchos. even 20-thousand boxed lunches and the refrigerators to store them. and 2000 sets of riot gear. "they ordered without measuring anybody which caused problems once it got here." "and this is the. the main element." problems such as the riot gear wouldn't fit over officers' bullet proof vests. making sure their riot gear and body armor fits well sounds like a good idea.

martin savidge, cnn, cleveland. >> marty:the giants are looking for a win and the a's look to stay hot after the all star break. highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's music of great britain free concert in san francisco. enjoy music, dancing and more. it's all happening at spreckels temple of music at golden gate park from 1:00 to 2:45. the event is free to attend.

after dropping their first game to the padres this season, the giants look to rebound in game two on saturday night at petco park. top of the third, the giants were down 3 to nothing early when angel pagan stepped to the plate. >> marty:that two run blast brought the giants within one run. the padres would add a run to increase their lead in the bottom of the third. but the giants wouldn't go away. ramiro pena hits this blast deep to right for a solo shot. tieing the game at 5 a piece. then in extra innings. santiago casilla got called for a balk. and that's how the giants would >> marty: lose it.on a balk. final score padres 7, giants 6. the giants will look to avoid the sweep today at petco. 1st pitch 1:40. and that's how khris davis got things started for the a's. with a solo shot off of r-a dickey. it was all a's in this one as they would rough up the blue jay's righty. bottom of the 2nd oakland's ryon healy with his first major league hit.a three run homer to give the a's a 4 to two lead.

>> marty:the blue jays would make it close but oakland would take this one in the end. final score oakland 5, toronto 4. the a's look to sweep the series today in oakland. 1st pitch 1:05. the golden state warriors and the bay area mourning the loss of nate thurmond. thurmond, a standout, played 11 of his 14 seasons with the warriors back in the 1960's and 70's. the 6'11 center was voted as one of the n-b-a's top 50 players of all time. he is one of only 4 players to grab more than 40 rebounds in one game. he averaged 15 points and 15 boards a game and has the warriors franchise record for most rebounds. on the court a true warrior, off the court a true gentleman. nate thurmond was 74.

terror in nice france. the latest details on who might have been involved with the attack. that's next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's free circus day in oakland. check out a 9-person juggling act, contortionist and more. it's all happening at dimond park from 12:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend.

i'm marty gonzalez. rebecca strom is here with the forecast. we're expecting a cooling trend this weekend.

>> rebecca: see if he's still has a haole advisory issue for the fog. piquancy the palm tree orense the screen the the been moving along so if you're going to take the big bridge any time this morning and sure your extra careful both hands on the steering wheel making your way into said francisco. but lots of chemistry here overcast conditions but it is set to clear it will definitely be breezy out there along the east bay shoreline wind is really keeping up with in the last 30 minutes. 15 mi. an hour oakland 12 hayward 14 early san jose. coastal fog six around all morning long.

>> rebecca: 11 its first push back a bit it sisterly clearing out in heaven shall come back around 5:00 this evening. and to the overnight hours will be sticking around and very thick tonight. >> marty:in world news. french police have arrested a the terror attack in nice. questioning five people in connection to the attacks. one of them was the driver's ex- wife. she was taken into custody friday. the other four were men. across the country following theisis has claimed responsibility for the attack. and back here in the bay area. >> marty:cal student nick leslie, who was at the bastille day celebration, is still missing. the family of 20 year old, is hopeful that he survived the attack.

friends of the u-c berkeley junior saw him dive out of the way of the truck. though no one has heard from him since. his godfather tells c-n-n, "in my heart, i know he's okay." u-c berkeley is working with people in nice to find him. 3 other cal students were injured in the attack. they are still in nice. one is in the hospital. the other two have returned to the dorm. they are among 85 u-c berkeley students studying abroad. in san francisco, members of the french community joined together at civic center plaza to stand in solidarity with the victims of the nice attack. kron four's philippe djegal was there. nats- "contre nous de la tyrannie." >> reporter:two days after the attack. so much pain and confusion. >> :sot- "we're very far -- its hard to actually understand whats going on." >> reporter:for such a prideful

community. meeting like this for the third time in 18 months. an excruciating reality for the french living in san francisco, like erwan le roy. >> :sot- "we don't want to give the impression that we're getting used to this, that its normal, because its not, so that's why it's important that we have this gathering again today." nats- "oh, deep in my heart." >> reporter:the victim's of the attack and their families the inspiration behind this gathering. nats- flowers laid on the ground and words of encouragment scripted across from city hall. where the french flag remains at half staff. >> :sot- "our thoughts are with the families." >> reporter:the french consul general in san francisco condemning the act of terror. >> :sot- "these attacks and not only the one in paris, but i don't forget orlando, i don't forget brussels, i don't forget istanbul, i don't forget dhaka, i don't forget baghdad. all these attacks, they are against our values. they are against our freedon." >> reporter:richie greenberg and his wife lisa live in san francisco, but have frequently traveled to france.

>> reporter:sot- "i think since 1997, i have collected about 60 stamps on my passport." nice one of their favorite cities. sot- "its a tragedy. its, its, its become routine, this is the problem, to have this go again and again and again, especially in the last year and a half, to have people coming together to mourn a tragic event, its become routine and its should never become routine. but, its not stopping us from going to france. and, its not stopping us. we just bought tickets to go next month." >> reporter: and, after a 60 second moment of silence. a similar vow from others not let fear trump pride. sot- "pray for justice, and pray for the peace in the world and we are not scared." nats- anthem in san francisco, philippe djegal. sot- "vive la france." kron four news. >> marty:and the site of thursday's devastating attack in nice, france is back open to the

public. people returning to the beachside promenade are walking past constant reminders of what happened. c-n-n's will ripley reports. as a >> reporter: golan one of those beautiful sections of the riviera they see things like this for. flowers can build marking the spot, the death star mini 8420 people hurt and many still in hospitals. this is where children were buying candy and told the attacker and his truck right for them. and me mofford authorities announcing they will deploy a three 10,000 soldiers to protect the borders and rode public areas. two is

reflected a stations like this. >> marty:and our coverage of this story continues online. at kron4 dot com. we have local reaction on this latest terror attack in france. social media tributes. honoring former c-h-p officer bryan konvalin passed away after a

morning news. newly released police body-cam video shows takes us inside that story coming up. live look outside. san francisco international airport. for the weekned. it's national ice cream day festival in san francisco. come celebrate ice cream day it's all happeing at the soma 5:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: 0 officers and louisiana have been shot that it happened earlier this morning less than 1 mi. from police headquarters police as saying they do not know the extent of the injuries are the exact number of officers shot. the police are also saying that the situation's very fluid that clear at this point whether not a suspect remains on ellis.

situation has been very tense since the shooting of sterling earlier this month after a scuffle at a convenience store. to the situation with more details on this morning's shoot shooting as and as we get into the newsroom. >> marty:when a gunman opened fire at the pulse nightclub in orlando back on june 12-th, the university of central florida police was one of the agencies that responded. now *newly released police body-cam video from university officers shows the hunt for possible bombs in the area around the club that night. mike man-zoni reports.

>> reporter: the search continues down the road outside orlando regional medical center. bcf please can searches the parking lot. next the cancer is nearby slain night and the other night clubs are close at this point. the dog house on top of the bar and searches behind it but nothing is found. >> marty:last month's attack left 49 people dead and 53 others wounded. making it the deadliest mass shooting in u-s history. the pokemon go craze continues to be a hit around the bay area. making way for several public

events across the bay. we'll take you inside the world of pokemon. next. >> marty:live look outside. san mateo bridge. it's kidchella music festival in redwood city. enjoy music, dancing and an inflatable playland. it's all happeing at the courthouse square from 11:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend.

cnn reporting several officers have been shot in that crucial moments ago the mayor confirming that two officers have been killed. the shooting happened earlier this morning of i'll away from the police headquarters to do not know the exact number of officers shot. the situation is tense and

another shooting at a convenience store. can we bring you the latest details on this right now the mayor confirming to police officers have been shot and killed early this morning. in national news. what overcast skies for parts of the big bridge >> rebecca: the golden gate bridge we're seeing a little bit of clearing and it is also the clear out right around noontime occurred when speeds we are seeing winds kick about their and miles an hour in san francisco 15 oakland 12 hayward 14 for san jose 22 currently for fairfield. cool and definitely breezy out there this morning carried 53 currently sentences of 54 have monday 59 in oakland and 60 hayward. 60 also not in view of 59 degrees currently in san jose 60 degrees in livermore. plan your dates and

in time you will see most of the sunshine start taking out the wins will be sticking around might see 10 at plan on our wins in parts of the bay area 5:00 closing breezy conditions on the bay continue and then we will see some low eighties for warmer and less locations stigmatize to rego 81 degrees to extend the concord 83 also in livermore. 71 hayward 68 oakland 79 in san jose. here's what you expect as you head back into work tomorrow the cooling trend will be sticking around the next couple of days the tuesday by midweek we might see a slight warming trend. >> rebecca: run the vacancies three consisted of a week with '60s and '70s and lots of sunshine expected >> marty: chattanooga residents remembered the one year anniversary of the terrorist attack that killed five servicemen in tennessee. mohammad abdulazeez fatally shot

one sailor and four marines at two military recruiting offices.. yesterday, the city held a ceremony honoring the men that were killed. a bell rang after each name was read. one chattanooga resident says attending this type of event is very emotional. chattanooga officials say the city will honor the servicemen every year on july 16. the fbi says abdulazeez was influenced by terrorist propaganda. he was later killed by police. >> marty:friends and family members said their final goodbyes to patrick zamarripa *zam-uh-ree'-puh*. he was one of the five officers killed by a gunman in dallas last week. his funeral service was held for zamarripa in fort worth.

the 32-year-old served eight years in the navy before joining the dallas police force. police chief david brown spoke at the service talking about his willingness to serve others. the navy recognized zamarripa's dedication and promoted him to petty officer first class. he leaves behind a wife and two children. the pokemon go craze continues to be a hit around the bay area. but many "pokemon trainers" will have a problem trying to catch em all. that's because the game keeps crashing. the issues with the game are happening as "pokemon go" launches in 26 new countries. however, a hacking group called "poodle-corp" claims responsibility for the server crash.

nintendo and pokemon officials have yet to comment on the game's malfunction. pokemon go is so popular that it has led to several public events across the country. from packed baseball stadiums, to pubs, "pokemon go" is attracting fans from all walks of life. an example of this is at a baseball park in ohio. officials opened the stadium for the public to play "pokemon go" for 2 hours to raise money for charity. fans pay 5 dollars to get in. and once inside they roamed the stadium to try and "catch em all". at pubs across the country, club owners are throwing "pub crawls". at these special events "pokemon go" lovers chase down wild pokemon and battle each other. and you don't have to go far to attend a "pokemon go crawl" event. they are happening here in the bay area. with the next one on wednesday in san francisco. so if you are looking to join in, here is some information you need to know. go to kron 4 dot com for a list of upcoming crawl events. we have all a list of pokemon go events happening in the bay area. a new crawl route will be posted today or monday before the event on facebook. in texas.two amarillo police officers made a six-year-old boy's day. now, that young man wants to do the same for others when he grows up. trae byrd was leaving a grocery store with his mother when he spotted the two officers. trae's right ear never developed when he was born. something he's been teased about and battled an 11 hour reconstruction surgery for. the experience made him pretty shy. but stepping up and meeting his idols brought him out of his shell. trae's mom says that badge is safely tucked away in his sock drawer. coming up on the kron 4 morning

news. pizza and pokemon. we'll show you how one pizza maker found a way to bring them together. that's next.

and now teens at one high school are making their own pizza pies from a real pizza oven. and they are luring people to their pop-up by using pokemon. kron 4's vicki liviakis has the >> : coal-fired grill pizza students is confined. buena

pizza pop up on camps at john o'connell high - where passers by can get their pizza fix. six bucks for a piece of pizza with the works. even the pizza oven - built by students. it's part of a culinary entrepreneurship summer class. where students hope to be the student's pop up pizza isn't available - commercially - not yet anyway. in san francisco, vicki liviakis kron 4 news.

>> averi: annual aids walk live in golden gate park we will tell you all about it kleenex. good

morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. conditions from our embarkadero the shooting happened early this morning less than 1 mi. from police headquarters at this point police did not know the extent of the injuries or exact number of officers shot as you can imagine the situation there is very fluid and the situation has been very tense as well since the shooting of sterling last month strom >> rebecca: archemorus from the embarcadero overlooking the bay bridge piquancy lots of gray

skies and overcast conditions. no. a n we had, between 11 noon recess see it fully and mix out. will have lost befogs the bellicose will come back in at 5:00 this evening. and then continues in the evening hours and overnight wake up to a foggy conditions as well as we start the morning at work. >> rebecca: a pitchers on the cool side right now because of the overcast conditions, 53 san francisco 6, the oakland 6, 2 and hayward, 61 san jose. we will let you know what you expect this afternoon commute next.

>> marty:happening today. the annual san francisco aids walk in golden gate park. it's been happening since 1987. and has raised 86 million dollars for h-i-v programs and services across the bay area. it's the largest aids fundrasing event in northern california. the walk begins and ends at sharon meadow. kron 4's averi harper is live at golden gate park with more details. averi? >> averi: where half an hour from the a storm of exercises for the walk a. this is the stage for the opening ceremony taking place video of what the what looked like last year. all walkers participating today are getting ready 6.2 mi. of route golden gate park. so far it has risen $1.17 organizations around the bay area. it is expected to climb throughout the day last

year 20,000 people participated expecting to see similar numbers this year. piglet is scheduled events for today sam starts at 9:00 and then the warm-up is at 930 of. opening ceremony is at 945 and a walk begins at 1030 s. after that there will be opposed what concert here. >> averi: several closures all around the golden gate park today. . people are encouraging you to come down here carpool parking is very limited. >> marty:in the east bay. someone stabbed two dogs as they were on a walk with their owner in an oakland park. both dogs are recovering from their wounds. one was seriously injured. and the search is on for the man responsible. kron4's ella sogomonian met with the victims and has the story. >> reporter:it was just another day out with his dogs at a local oakland park for robert

selhorst. then he says a man he'd never seen before came up - and was at first polite. >> :"this guy walks up with a puppy and he asked if the puppy can come in and play with my dogs and i've got three big dogs." >> reporter:selhorst's dog ruth crawled under the fence and approached the puppy. shortly after, the situation escalated into a fight for their lives. >> :"but then i grabbed my dog and she's cut wide open and i'm like oh my god what did you do to my dog? and then i looked over and he's swinging back again with the knife." >> reporter:his ex girlfriend who shares custody of the pets got a call from a neighbor about the frightening news. elana kreydick >> : "she didn't know what was happening so she said rob says your dogs are dying that was the first call that i got." >> reporter:selhorst walked away with a cut on his forehead - but two of his dogs -carolina and ruth were in grave condition as their stab wounds were deep.

>> :ella sogomonian "this is carolina, she is the second dog that was stabbed in that incident you can see she has two stitches on the right side of her body that will eventually heal, but she did lose a considerable amount of weight due to the stress." >> reporter:when first responders arrived selhorst urged them to turn their attention to his pets. "i'm not going to die but my dogs are bleeding but they will die could you guys please could you guys please look at my dogs." >> reporter:both dogs survived the ordeal - but police are still searching for the man responsible. in oakland ella sogomonian kron 4 news. >> marty:the victim described that attacker to have a dark skin tone, about 6 feet tall, and a stocky build. anyone with information should contact oakland pd. in the north bay. one of the men suspected of robbing an armored car in windsor, last week is also suspected of committing a similar crime in southern california. police say 24-year-old sergey gustev confessed to killing a quizno's sandwich shop owner during a robbery last year.

gustev could now face charges for that murder. earlier this week, gustev and 23-year-old ivan morales were arrested for robbing and shooting an armored car driver with an assault weapon. the pair are also accused of robbing another armored car back in march. >> marty:tomorrow is day on e of the republican national convention. we'll give you a preview of what you what to expect. and. six thousand people have been detained in turkey following the failed coup. we have the latest details. also. who do millenials rely on the most. we'll tell you who and why. next.

>> marty:for your money:. here are the stories from the week -- that could impact your bottom line. millennials count on their parents to help make ends meet. a new survey by suntrust bank shows that a quarter of millennials still need their parents to help them out financially.

the study looked at people between the ages of 21 and 34. of those people-- 72 percent say they would have trouble paying their bills if their parents didn't help out. the most common payments parents make are cell phone bills -- car and medical insurance -- and rent. experts urge millennials to set up three separate savings accounts. one for major purchases, one for emergencies, and one for investing. >> marty:good news at the pump. the national average price of gasoline dropped seven cents over the past three weeks. dropping to two twenty nine for a gallon of regular gas. analysts say prices dropped because of lower oil prices and an abundant gasoline supply. the current average is 54 cents less than it was a year ago. the highest average prices are still in the bay area. live look outside. bay bridge toll plaza. for the weekned. it's motown music in the park in burlingame. enjoy face painting, cotton

candy and music. it's all happening at washington park from 1:00 to 3:00. the event is free to attend.

good morning. thanks for joining us on kron four news weekend. we're tkaing a look at conditions from our embarkadero camera. >> rebecca: of wind lots of trees moving right now along the embarcadero also seeing with the bay bridge camera palm trees on our hands cited and released see ala. >> rebecca: and then things

definitely keeping reconditions along the east bay shoreline here 40 mi. an hour winds oakland 9 hayward. and not in view 13 san jose 28. currently in fairfield. breezy cool conditions and most parts of the bay area 54 for half moon bay 6. degrees in oakland 56 and nab but 67 and a bottle. 61 hayward san jose at 64 currently in and livermore. meantime it's only surface see lots of sunshine and most of the overcast conditions clear out. when cystic around 10 20 mi. an hour kicking and certain areas around the bay and then cool breeze he expected for 5:00 this afternoon.

>> rebecca: 68 oakland's, 60 in san francisco expected 79 san jose. it will be in the state to go to baseball game first pitch one of five against the blue jays. it will become the jurors mid-60's even touching some low 70's. that dress in layers because we are going to see a mild breeze and mostly clear conditions. . >> marty:in world news. flights once again have resumed at istanbul's international airport as the turmoil in turkey is stablizing. that's according to the government leaders after an attempted coup was spearheaded by members of the military. at least 160 people were

killed. and hundreds more left injured. and the government has detained 6-thousand people. c-n-n's ian lee is following the developments from istanbul. the military >> reporter: read in control of the country imposing martial law. the turkish president appealed to supporters and face time said take the streets and fight for democracy. the forces. and just reported of the complex house covers reportedly opened fire at the national intelligence headquarters. the two soldiers essentially abandon their weapons public. and a number one

this man influential clerics in exile and the united states. accuses him of being a puppet master of the attempted overthrow. >> marty:decision 20-16 day one of the republican national convention in cleveland. the city has asked for help from outside security. questions over the city's preparedness have caused some of that help to back out. >> reporter:cleveland could be volatile. more than 50-thousand people are expected for the republican national convention.

a tempting target for terror. add to that.trump's already polarizing campaign. that's had violence at his rallies. the angry demonstrations against recent police shootings. and the ambush of officers in dallas and you get the picture. "back!!!" even so city officials say they're ready. "we have planned, we have what- iffed. we have table-topped this from day one to yesterday." "the convention's less than a week away. how a you feeling? "um, anxious." cleveland has said it needs about 3 - thousand police officers. it doesn't have them. so to secure the r-n-c it's temporarily hiring roughly 25- hundred cops from around the country. recruiting has been harder than expected. and some department's are backing out. greensboro, north carolina was sending 50 officers -- then changed its mind. in an an internal memo obtained by cleveland-dot-com greensboro's deputy chief noted. "a lack of confidence in the city of cleveland and their preparedness for the rnc." to try and reassure residents and visitors cleveland's police

chief has taken to social media saying ". our officers have undergone hours of training relative to many subjects. " he didn't give details. but documents obtained by c-n-n show cleveland's been on a 20- million dollar security shopping spree. motor cycles, horse trailers, flexible handcuffs, water packs, rain ponchos. even 20-thousand boxed lunches and the refrigerators to store them. and 2000 sets of riot gear. "they ordered without measuring anybody which caused problems once it got here." "and this is the. the main element." problems such as the riot gear wouldn't fit over officers' bullet proof vests. making sure their riot gear and body armor fits well sounds like a good idea. martin savidge, cnn, cleveland.

the giants are looking for a win and the a's look to stay hot after the all star break. highlights coming up. live look outside. richmond bridge for the weekned. it's music of great britain free concert in san francisco. enjoy music, dancing and more. it's all happening at spreckels temple of music at golden gate park from 1:00 to 2:45. the event is free to attend.

>> marty:after dropping their first game to the padres this season, the giants look to rebound in game two on saturday night at petco park. top of the third, the giants were down 3 to nothing early when angel pagan stepped to the plate. that two run blast brought the giants within one run. the padres would add a run to increase their lead in the bottom of the third. but the giants wouldn't go away. ramiro pena hits this blast deep to right for a solo shot. tieing the game at 5 a piece. then in extra innings.

santiago casilla got called for a balk. and that's how the giants would lose it.on a balk. final score padres 7, giants 6. the giants will look to avoid the sweep today at petco. 1st pitch 1:40. and that's how khris davis got things started for the a's. with a solo shot off of r-a dickey. it was all a's in this one as they would rough up the blue jay's righty. bottom of the 2nd oakland's ryon healy with his first major league hit.a three run homer to give the a's a 4 to two lead. the blue jays would make it close but oakland would take this one in the end. final score oakland 5, toronto 4. the a's look to sweep the series today in oakland. 1st pitch 1:05. the golden state warriors and the bay area mourning the loss of nate thurmond. thurmond, a standout, played 11 of his 14 seasons with the warriors back in the 1960's and 70's. the 6'11 center was voted as one of the n-b-a's top 50 players of all time. he is one of only 4 players to grab more than 40 rebounds in

one game. he averaged 15 points and 15 boards a game and has the warriors franchise record for most rebounds. on the court a true warrior, off the court a true gentleman. nate thurmond was 74. terror in nice france. the latest details on who might have been involved with the attack. that's next. live look outside. golden gate bridge. for the weekned. it's free circus day in oakland. check out a 9-person juggling act, contortionist and more. it's all happening at dimond park from 12:00 to 1:00. the event is free to attend.

>> marty: 3 officers have been shot and killed and several other officers have been wounded police say that the suspect is bad as well. as a louisiana at your taking a look at video from the scene the shooting happened earlier this morning about 6:00 a.m. our time less than 1 mi. from police headquarters please to not know the extent of the injury or the exact number via an officer shot we can confirm three officers have been killed and by marriage has been the center of 10 situations since sterling from

earlier this month. >> marty: >> rebecca: airily it has not changed much this morning. the sunshine as on the way. " temperatures into the afternoon hours it will be cooler than will experience yesterday because the cooling trend is continuing on the bay area and started on friday. where's >> rebecca: seen lots of fog at the golden gate bridge

here a pretty normal for this hour and then it was definitely keeping things nice and cool are on the bay area. fog checkers from 9:00 your ego. the sell-off of a special on the peninsula north bay along with these bay shoreline not clearing the ability will improve. in the evening hours it was back again and then we start to see all my long. >> rebecca: cooler temperatures around the bay area as well. forgeries currently in san francisco office. the oakland 61 for a word and then san jose.

>> marty:in world news. french police have arrested a man and a women in connection to police are not providing much information on the arrest. but they did say they had been questioning five people inone of them was the driver's ex- friday. france is tightening security across the country following the deadly bastille day attack. isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> marty:and back here in the bay area. cal student nick leslie, who was at the bastille day celebration, is still missing. the family of 20 year old, is hopeful that he survived the attack. friends of the u-c berkeley junior saw him dive out of the way of the truck. though no one has heard from him since. his godfather tells c-n-n, "in my heart, i know he's okay." u-c berkeley is working with people in nice to find him. 3 other cal students were injured in the attack. they are still in nice.

one is in the hospital. the other two have returned to the dorm. they are among 85 u-c berkeley students studying abroad. in san francisco, members of the french community joined together at civic center plaza to stand in solidarity with the victims of the nice attack. kron four's philippe djegal was there. nats- "contre nous de la tyrannie." two days after the attack. so much pain and confusion. sot- "we're very far -- its hard to actually understand whats going on." for such a prideful community. meeting like this for the third time in 18 months. an excruciating reality for the french living in san francisco, like erwan le roy. sot- "we don't want to give the impression that we're getting used to this, that its normal, because its not, so that's why it's important that we have this gathering again today." nats- "oh, deep in my heart." >> reporter:the victim's of the attack and their families the inspiration behind this gathering. nats-

flowers laid on the ground and words of encouragment scripted across from city hall. where the french flag remains at half staff. sot- "our thoughts are with the families." the french consul general in san francisco condemning the act of terror. >> :sot- "these attacks and not only the one in paris, but i don't forget orlando, i don't forget brussels, i don't forget istanbul, i don't forget dhaka, i don't forget baghdad. all these attacks, they are against our values. they are against our freedon." >> reporter:richie greenberg and his wife lisa live in san francisco, but have frequently traveled to france. >> :sot- "i think since 1997, i have collected about 60 stamps on my passport." nice one of their favorite cities. >> :sot- "its a tragedy. its, its, its become routine, this is the problem, to have this go again and again and again, especially in the last year and a half, to have people coming together to mourn a tragic event, its become routine and its should never become routine. but, its not stopping us from going to france. and, its not stopping us. we just bought tickets to go next month." and, after a 60 second moment of silence. a similar vow from others not

let fear trump pride. >> :sot- "pray for justice, and pray for the peace in the world and we are not scared." nats- anthem in san francisco, philippe djegal. sot- "vive la france." kron four news. and the site of thursday's devastating attack in nice, france is back open to the public. people returning to the beachside promenade are walking past constant reminders of what happened. c-n-n's will ripley reports. >> reporter: into whether people were hurt and many of them are still and hospitals and recovering from catastrophic fracture fractures the severity

of this crime and people who died rehear so apparent when you look at things like this all the stuff animals this is where children were buying candy and told the attacker and destroy what for them. french authorities are announcing that they will deploy 10,000 soldiers to protect the border and the public areas france because in the heart of europe as easily sensible also the most visited country the world. because fresh values it makes them a target. was this attacker with the terrorist group?

>> marty:and our coverage of this story continues online. at kron4 dot latest terror attack in france. social media tributes. honoring

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nightclub. the articles of this point the canine close on top of the bar and searches behind it but does not find anything. >> marty: up date for on the break new of louisiana's were our are reports the poll please kill.

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please >> marty: surcingle they do not know the extent of the injuries or exact number of officers who've been shot to. chelation and louisiana remains tense since the shooting of sterling. we have confirmed that three officers were shot and killed and others wounded one suspect that as well may. be to others at large. >> rebecca: arcaro overlooking sfo you concede the of a mixed batch of whether here. will. line clubs and then we do have some loose as lots of sunshine law center and is heading to our area estimate to the morning hours and to the after an. on overcast conditions are evenly burning off. and then when speech is a breezy right now.

>> rebecca: 17 concord for, to oakland re your definitely kicking of seven earlier this morning. has since doubled in the oakland area. 7 and san francisco. . and they're definitely on the cooler side out there the opinion mostly fifties are on the bay area. 62 in san francisco. oakland 66, to one in san jose. more coming at 6463 concord. >> rebecca: by noontime arledge time temperatures are going to be pretty nice 68 expected oakland 71 he word and 76 from view 79 san jose 83 for livermore. cooler than what we experienced this today with a cooling trend continuing threat the bay area. also a nice day to

go to an a's game oakland coliseum lease the mid-60s there was mostly clear conditions we will have the breeze and definitely dress in layers first pitch one of five taking on the blue jays. and looking ahead into next week this is what it looks like as and microwave back into work tomorrow cooling trend is sticking around all the way on so about tuesday. >> rebecca: will see temperatures drop and then come wednesday, a gradual warming trend midweek thursday friday taking into the '90s around the bay though it will be pretty nice upper 60s of 70 is pretty much. all much >> marty: residents remembering the one-year anniversary of a terrorist attack that killed five servicemen tennessee. this

is the city held a ceremony honoring the men that were killed a bell rang after each name and one resident says that sending this comment is very emotional. >> marty: rotor servicemen on july 15th and influenced by terrorists propaganda later killed by police. . >> marty: as family members said their final goodbyes to patrick when the five officers killed by gunmen in dallas last month. the north held in fort worth ft 40 police spoke at the service to serve others.

>> marty: among craze continues to be a crazy. the game simply keeps crashing. it launches and 26 new countries attacking group calledpoodle cop. >> marty: two police officers in

texas made a six year-old boys day the young man was still missing for others when he grows up. byrd was leading in purchase starting spot in the two officers has rate your never develop what he was born in teased about it also had and what our reconstruction surgery as year the experience is vadim pretty shy setting up a meeting is aisles and blue brought him out of his shell. >> marty: this if it took away in this sector, says. >> marty: not misinformation on the breaking news out of louisiana cnn reporting that multiple officers have been shot and killed in louisiana and will

will officers have been wounded as well. police say that the one suspect is dead two others may be at large we will have live misinformation details coming up after the break. >> marty:

>> marty: officers wounded all the police said the one suspect is that as well. this video of the scene and louisiana the shooting happened earlier this morning 6:00 a.m. our time it was less than 1 mi. from the headquarters. they do not know of the extent of the injury to those officers wounded or exact number of officers shot now the situation remains very fluid income louisiana and has been a very tense there since the shooting of sterling vote man killed earlier this month after

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