bushes looking for a man in a yellow shirt supposedly had begun but have not found anything yet been lawless chp helicopter telling people park is closed and they should leave . as you saw the officers telling traffic to have the other way and we talk with police to get an update. >>: can be too careful nowadays we have to treat these reports as if they're real until proven otherwise., >> reporter: the man they are looking for said to be a white hispanic male in his 40's wearing yellow shirt witnesses think he's carrying a rifle and between gilman university along west frontage road world police cars are clustered right now and a live video.

>> reporter: will stay right here and bring you updates as the evening progresses here on kron 4 stay tuned for updates coming up at 6:00. >> grant: and francisco reported threats against acting police chief tony the police department not saying much about it publicly today this comes after a post on twitter and have let overtone easier assists address.

gerald is set to be on view thursday and friday. followed by burial services. on monday, there will be a officer montrell jackson. >> vicki:the sniper shootings followed days of tension and protests in baton rouge over the police killing of a black at point-blank range. services are pending for the third officer, sheriff's deputy brad garafola of the east baton rouge parish >> vicki:hundreds of officers from texas and across michigan gathered in suburban detroit today for the funeral of officer michael krol.killed in that dallas ambush on police, two weeks ago. the procession of law enforcers and other mourners filled a church parking lot in wayne county, where he'd been a sheriff. >> vicki:the michigan native moved to dallas to become a policeman. krol was among five officers killed by a gunman during a march to protest the recent fatal police shootings of black men in minnesota and louisiana.

>> grant: cesta scratching for the costsan early morning carjacking in haward leads to a high speed chase and the suspects crashing reports it all started in a toys 'r us parking lot. >> reporter:moments after the carjacking. witnesses capture part of the high speed chase on cellphone video. a five mile ride from hayward to san leandro, where the suspects eventually crashed the car. >>:sot- "absolutely dangerous, you know, a violent crime." >> reporter:hayward police sergeant ryan cantrell says the incident started at around 1-30 in the morning inside this toy 'r us parking lot. >>:sot- "two females were doing some donation drop offs." >> reporter:police say the victims were preparing to drop some items off into these donation kiosks when all of a sudden a gun was pointed at their faces. >>:sot- "they were approached by three juveniles, three black juvenile males that one of them had a gun, took their car at gunpoint." >> reporter:cantrell says the women called 9-11. soon after, an officer spotted the stolen car on the road. and, followed the suspects after they refused to stop. >> reporter:toys 'r us shoppers

like juana juarez say this area is typcally safe. and, that the early morning hour probably played a larger role in the crime. >>:sot- "it's such a public place and people just take advantage of others." >> reporter:all three suspects were eventually caught near hesperian boulevard and bancroft avenue, then booked into juveille hall. the victims were not injuried. >> pam: >>:sot- "if i'm going to be out here in the middle of the night, i would probably encounter something that i'm not used to." >>:sot- "it could be a random crime, just a crime of opportunity, but you know, we always tell people to be careful of their surroundings, especially when you're doing anything at nighttime." >> reporter:in hayward, philippe djegal kron four news. >> vicki:police say a san francisco man has been charged with multiple felonies in connection with a hit-and-run collision that killed a bicyclist in golden gate park. . 19 year old nicky garcia has been charged with murder. along with vehicular manslaughter, hit-and-run, and auto burglary. a superior court judge. has set the teens bail at $10 million dollars. garcia is due in court july 27th to state his plea.

garcia was arrested friday for ties with the june 22nd death of 41-year-old heather miller. >> vicki:polic say garcia was in posession of a stolen white "honda fit" when he hit miller head-on. the stolen vehicle was found a short time later abandoned near the urban park. >> grant:four cold case homicides getting new scrutiny in san jose and police are asking the community for help. kron four's rob fladeboe brings us up to date on the story now live from police headquarters in san jose rob? sot lt. paul spagnoli/san jose police >> reporter: there is not a direct connection between these cases however they do say three of the four victims were targeted ambushed and physically executed at point-blank range how. ever they do say that all four of these killings occurred in or near the mini's cafes in town that may well be the connection. but let's hear more from police.

>>: people are reluctant to talk to us and the beginning some might think the case is sexual assault and was and because so much time has passed. >> reporter:san jose police lieutenant paul spagnoli divulging new information and surveillance video that might generate new leads for detectives to follow. in the most recent case, on june 27 of this year, officers responded to the 17-hundred block of cape aston court where a man identified as 26 year old justin tran, according to witnesses, was shot dead at point blank range by unknown suspects in a black lexus. on friday march 11th, two people were shot, one fatally, here at the bon mua cafe on tully road. surveillance video shows a male suspect entering the cafe just before 11 pm and opened fire on the men again at point blank range. the deceased identified as 43 year old brian le. on december 5, 2014, officers responded to reports of shots fired at a vietnamese cafe here on the 16-hundred block of alum rock avenue. surveillance video shows two asian male adults approach the victim from behind and open fire. the dead man identified as 41-year-old thach duong. in the 4th cold case homicide, officers were called here to the

2-thousand block of senter road where they found 37 year old viet tran lying in the street. police believe he was shot and killed by someone at a party that spilled out into the street. again. lt. paul spagnoli. new surveillance video released today. of a shooting that damaged multiple vehicles in downtown morgan hill.

check it outyou can see the suspect leaving the scene. while he fires a gun. >> grant:this was saturday night on monterey roadnear galvan park. when officers arrived to the scene thye didn't find any suspects. but saw a ton of bulets that hit the cars. police think the suspect shot at a group of parked cars with a handgun then ran south on monterey road towards fifth street. >>: must occupation that the part the tavern along with a lot depends on the street no one heard a verbal argument or saw the argument. and that's the the real scare with people there was nothing leading up to the shooting. the suspect is just

randomly shooting in the general direction. >> grant:anyone who witnessed the shooting or has information on the case. is asked to call the morgan hill police department. >> grant:after a deadly shooting on a bart train back in january, it came to light that more than 70% of the cameras on bart trains. are decoys or simply don't work because they're broken. >> vicki:bart vowed to make it a priority to get working cameras on each and every train but while priority means immediate action for some, that's not what's happening at bart. kron 4's dan kerman is live at the walnut creek bart station oat >> reporter: >> reporter: this project had begun in february harmony's since then? just to so far. it's but take a lot of time to find the right design work and still in five months to two cameras

installed and five larger and more to go. >> reporter: 0 and 7% of cameras on board trains are de corey decoys or broken. at a bar and it is committed to install working camera system on each and every train car as quickly as possible. and senhorita transit agency be announced the project had begun. all might fly installations on the way it simply that bart was evaluating many options. as of today only two cars have cameras installed. parts are on hand for another eight installations. more than 400 cameras recording devices needed will not be ordered until the board approves the expenditure. an installation will not be complete until the end of june of next year.

>> reporter: keller is taking steps to expedite the process. kit the process of the installation is complicated because it's so crowded they cannot pull cars out of insulation allowed to take place and cars are all for regular maintenance.

>> vicki:an earthquake shook the south bay this afternoon the 4.4 magnitude quake struck central california roughly 11 miles south of hollister. the epicenter was at a depth of just under 4 miles. it happened just before 3pm. >> grant:was it plagiarism? >> vicki:that's what political analysts are arguing about after parts of melania trump's speech sounded strikingly similar to a spech made by michelle obama. we'll have reaction from those close to both campaigns. >> grant:plus what to expect from the headline speakers tonight during day two of the republican national convention. >> vicki:and how the clinton campaign is reacting to the speeches made so far. >> britteny: will turn up the heat oil little bit over all the details coming up in the forecast coming up after the breakup.

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"you work hard for what you want in life; that your word is your bond and you do what you say you're going to do." "that you work hard for what you want in life, that your word is your bond." sfx >> vicki:melania trump's moment in the spotlight tainted by revelations of plagiarism. donald trump is reportedly privately furious that his wife lifted whole passages of her

speech directly from michelle obama's address to the democratic convention eight years ago. publicly, trump and his surrogates are insisting that the plagiarism charges are false. despite their word for word similarity. nat >> grant:melania trump appeared strained as she left trump tower today without comment. the trump camp is straining to contain the controversy. >>:there's no cribbing of michelle obama's speech 93 percent of the words were absolutely different.i wasn't sitting there saying 'wow, that sounds like michelle obama to me." >> grant:unfortunately, this man was. >>:you know when you're watching a movie that you've seen before and you're kind of reciting the lines back to the screen as they're happening? michelle obama 2008: we want our children - and all children in this nation - to know. melania trump: because we want our children in this nation to know. michelle obama 2008: that the only limit to the height of your achievements is the reach of your dreams and your willingness to work for them. melania trump: that the only limit to your achievements is the strength of your dreams and your willingness to work for

them. >>:i thought to myself that's kind of weird. and then i thought that's really weird. and then i started googling it, the reporter hat kind of went on. >> grant:jarett hill tweeted his reaction from a los angeles starbucks. as the firestorm spread, the trump campaign issued this statement overnight. "melania's team of writers took notes on her life's inspirations, and in some instances included fragments that reflected her own thinking." >> grant:the statement doesn't acknowledge the allegations of plagiarism, doesn't mention who helped mrs. trump write her speech, and doesn't explain where those fragments came from. >> grant:in an interview shot before her big speech melania seems to take the credit for the content of her remarks >>:melania trump: i wrote it with a little help as possible. >> grant:by the way- the dress melania trump wore during that speech sold out in less than an hour.

>> vicki:the white european-made "roksanda" dress sold out in all available sizes. >> reporter: the fandom is striking out at its party hemisphere trump nominated as republican presidential candidate and mike's name was put in as vice-president. his streak on the new york have put dawdled over the top for obvious reasons from manhattan. we look at the speeches make america

work again. we'll will see house speaker to of trump's children will. we are waiting dr. carson who spoke to one on one. >> reporter: as a note carson ran as republican candidate a few months ago. he helps the trump with mike

>> reporter: for more sobering message trying to right the ship. >> grant: on the democratic side hillary campaigning in las vegas. reacting to speeches made so far at the rnc they had eight hours of speeches yesterday more time attacking me and current president and making any kind of argument about the future we want to build for our country the. we know we can do a lot better than that. those remarks made a rally government

employees' group this morning. hillary today in las vegas oftentimes when another convention is going on the opposing candidate laying low and stomping today. >> britteny: is oil as he predicted. look were to see a shot for an ad is will continue developed a short period out to temperatures. intrench to the weekend. in a '90s we see wind speeds at 24 m.p.h. and san francisco. still windy there fairfield at 17 see. team livermore were seeing

its onshore float driving around the area of low pressure pushing in line it will not be as strong and temperatures get a chance to recover it will take a few days. the storm trackers from the onshore flow with coastal's result can't buy tomorrow we see another round of sunshine for inland locations over the next six hours you notice temperatures at 7:00 at 70. the spot 66 for the echoes of. and by 1159 degrees for inland and collocation '60s for the bay has from the region tomorrow '90s and back on the map for an sec 86 concord 85 in livermore mid-70s. heyward 69 oakland. san francisco still in the '60s. the dramatic >> britteny: temperatures spread it coming back to us and more details on that coming up. >> grant: the unthinkable

happens during of oil indication why father and daughter will not be returned home. not be returning home. plus how one bay area community is reacting after a toddler died during a visit to the dentist. we'll tell you what we know so far about the investigation.

>> vicki:a berkeley family is dealing a 6 year old girl died after honolulu. her 46 year old father also lost his life after he jumped in to try and save her. kron4's maureen kelly has the victims. >> reporter:this is cell phone video that shows rescue workers performing cpr after pulling the father and daughter out of the waters of the makapuu tidepools saturday. sadly both were pronounced dead at a nearby hospital. 6 year old mina hornor is reported to have slipped from the rocky shoreline into the ocean. officials say her father, 46 year old mark horner, tried to save her but was swept away by

the waves. >>:the conditions were not favorable for anyone to be down there kids adults. it's too windy, there's high surf advisory. >> reporter:here in the north berkeley neighborhood where mark horner lived with his wife and three daughters. neighbors were shocked and saddened by the news. >>:this is just heartbreaking to have this happen in on your street to you neighbors >> reporter:here's a picture of the whole family together. those who knew him says mark's wife was from honolulu and they would go back every summer. they are described as a great family who were friends with >>:they were very very lovely this is a tragedy i can't hardly believe it. >> reporter:a neighbor who didn't want to go on camera describes 6 year old mina, the youngest hornor daughter, as a sweetheart. he also says he's having a hard time comprehending the fact that mark is dead. because he was so athletic, smart and aware.he says he thought of him as like a superhero. he says the loss is gut wretching. maureen kelly kron4 news

>> grant:the latest viral sensation. the message one kansas officer hopes to send amid police tension nationwide. plus why there will likely be delays on interstate 80 in the coming weeks.

>> grant:in the east bay - an investigation is now underway following the death of a toddler the family's parents are in shock as they try and cope with how this happened. >> vicki:kron four's terisa estacio has more on the little girls death and how another family who's son died during a procedure is fighting to give children more protection at the dental office. \ >> reporter:the state dental board in response to an inquiry from kron four news is now investigating - marvel ee na rady death, known by family and friends marvy - sadly, the bubbly toddler died saturday following a dental procedure here, at dental bliss in san ramon. >> reporter:all was quiet at the office tuesday - >>:nats; the voice mail gave no indication of what happened and what went wrong.

>> reporter:the dentist has been identified as dr. cheri dang - she did not return our calls for comment. marvy's father tells kron four news - the family is in shock and trying to understand what happened. fire fighters came to the building on deerwood on saturday morning - marvey had stopped breathing - a battalion chief tells kron four they did all they could, she was transported to san ramon valley regional hospital, and there she was pronounced dead >> reporter:last year, this boty - 6 year old caleb sears died during a dental procedure - his family is now fighting for legislation called caleb's law. in caleb's case, he was given general anthesita to remove a tooth that was growing in the wrong spot. his family believes the anthesia ended his life. the sears family has now learned that only oral surgeons are allowed to both administer and perform surgery. the proposed bill calls for two providers during oral surgery. the bill is now in committee. >> reporter:in san ramon - parents showing another dentist in the building say they feel

for marvy's family. sot/tc: it is awful. we want answers to what happened. we don't know much. sot/tc: yes. very very sad. kron four news contacted the california dental board - to notify them of marvy's death - and they told us late in the day they will be launching an investigaion. terisa estacio - kron four news >> vicki:courtroom transcripts from the stanford sexual assault case were released today. that's the case involvign brock turner. a standford swimmer who was given what some feel was a lienient sentence. the transcipts offer a fresh insight into what happened that night. according to the victim. she testified that she had been drinking before she got to the campus party and then drank more while there. but she had no recollection of the attack itself. turner was convicted of rape of an unconscious woman. beware if you get a threatening telephone call to serve on a jury. there will be likely be some delays on interstate 80 soon. kron4's will tran explains when and where new metering lights will start to take effect.

>> will: coltrane's has installed 43 metering lights tonight 80 palmitic county contract costa county those will be on a 5:00 all lay until 8:00 at night for the next week. next tuesday it will be red light green light which we are used to. was it dark is there taking all this data into a system and they will try to learn 2:00 and the uncertain they can implement the red light greenlight whole project intention is to make travel safer much better for all us all day confusion cars are not used to it and we see

people 10 on the brakes a little bit before they hop on i 80 are reminder remindful it is great you not have this happen under breaks if the car on in front credit keep your distance between the car in front has confuse some people off and on throughout the day. >> britteny: 0 lots of sunshine and clubs will continue to develop as we go into the rest of tonight. 67 in san francisco 69 oakland. 73 san jose, a warm afternoon for concord said rosette in '80s below average temperatures. that will change as to get into the end of the workweek and wheat see a strong onshore flow going around an

area of high pressure of russia should say pacific northwest and parts of portland as it goes it into inland's we will actually see a weaker onshore flow and then as the breakdown of moral morning clouds developed with a cloudy start close to address all possibility near san francisco that after climate conditions you noticed lots of sunshine for the afternoon as the push into thursday morning. another round of cloudiness goes into parts of livermore and then another round of sunshine and warmer temperatures start for us thursday friday and the weekend. here is a three day forecast wednesday 85 foreign locations. 88 thursday backed the '90s on friday and then closer to the bay we keep arming up as well with low 70's the coast of '60s just the beginning of the warming trend we even more than that with the 70 forecast coming up for you and another 15 minutes >> vicki: 10 this place officer

after james brown. philips's dance moves you understand why with partisan cnn >> reporter: are kind of applause for that news station. please "someone approached me last night and told me i'm officer brown with the get down is their >> reporter:while moses admits -- he's not sure where the name "brown" came from -- this video of him dancing at wichita's first steps cookout is proof -- the cop knows how to bust a move. "i hit the whip and the na na, i the 25-year-old says he also got some lessons on life. born and raised in wichita.moses

says he always dreamt of becoming a cop. never knowing *others didn't feel the same way. "i will never grow up and not know what it's like to trust a police officer and i think once you realize that, its a pretty profound thing that affects the way you do everything." especially how moses does his job. "i will never know what its like to grow up in a minority community, but i can try my hardest to serve them the best i can." even if that means.showing his silly side. "if i need to dance a little goofy and do the cha cha slide to help people see that i'm a real person that i do care and that i trust you, then that's what i'm going to do." dance his way into a better relationship -- between police and people. >>:"until we build an atmosphere of trust, care and compassion with the people we serve those people accept that and trust in us nothing is going to get better."

are you getting enough sleep? experts outline new recommendations.

you might already know. many americans aren't getting thefrom our partners at c-n-n. here's mary moloney with today's health minute. >> reporter:start snoozing. people between the ages of 18

and 60 need to sleep at least seven hours a night. that's according to two major sleep-related associations. but a national survey by the c- d-c shows, more than one-third of us sleep less than seven hours -- and that's a problem, research shows the less sleep you get, the more risk you have for obesity, diabetes, heart disease and mental illness. to make sure you get enough shut-eye, try to stick to a schedule, go to bed and wake up at the same time each day, including weekends. keep your room dark, turn the thermostat low, and get rid of electronics - yes put that phone away. before bed, dont eat a big meal, don't drink caffeine or alcohol, and during the day try to exercise. if you do all that and still get enough rest - go the doctor - there may be another problem that's preventing good sleep. so consider this your wake-up call to start sleeping more. for today's health minute, i'm mary moloney. >> grant:just 17 days until the summer next. we hear from some members of the dubs who are preparing to play for team usa.

>> britteny: patchy fog developing and former to which is under way. on for kron 4

news at six. steve avenson is in the newsroom activists are demanding more change retiree the two things they want the city to do now. and now that donald trump is the official nominated a double twist on the horizon for the battle of the presidency. the prospective from our live guest at 6 all that and more at the top of the hour.

>> grant:part of the cost of being an nba superstar-- there is no offseason. 12 of the game's top players are on team usa. and have begun preparations for the upcoming summer olympics. mark carpenter joins us with more on the warriors contingent representing team america. mark? >> reporter:today is day 2 of team usa golden state has klay thompson, kevin durant and draymond green on the squad. this afternoon-- green addressed the media. and talked about several topics-- including his recent legal troubles-- an issue which he discussed with the team on day one of training camp. draymond green-courtesy of nba tv "i feel like i owed it to those guys, to apologize, to let them know where i stand and where my head is at. obviously, i'm a part of the warriors. i'm a part of the warriors organization, but right now i'm a part of this team and i think that it was

very important for me to let them know i distracted this team, but i won't be a distraction. i'll make sure everything is handled. everything is right and my head is here with them." "he wants everybody to be themselves. be who they are and everything will just come together. you just don't have to try and be mistake free and try to be someone you're not. just come out and play basketball. be who you are and it'll all come >> reporter: violated team usa had couches' make sure no one switches their style. >>: who you are everything will come the other you do not have to try to be someone you are not. complete basketball it will come together. . >> reporter: heroin to sit see what comes up next season the gaullist is practically its own version of team usa.

>> britteny: the key will be back at mid-90s with inland areas. we are going to be feeling the heat set francisco

ally of look right now seeing clear skies and will continue to develop after tonight a beautiful shot at the golden gate bridge a little bit of fog with coastal drizzle into tomorrow slightly warmer by a week and warming trend that will push in the mid-90s very similar to what we saw yesterday slow gradual warming trend. we are however and santa rosa for nevada out for in fairfield and for and livermore. when speed at 24 mi. an hour in san francisco when the fairfield sustained at 17.

>> britteny: is around 383 center rosette 89 and nab up. 8685 in livermore.

>> grant: we take a behind-the- scenes with an all new episode of the back storyhere's a preview.

the backstory airs tonight at 9. with an encore presentation at 9:30. then stay tuned for kron 4 news at 10pm. next at five. hollywood's reaction to melania trump's convention speech controversy.

>> grant: can he turn the tide so they have to slash manipulater - turn the tide so the insider's debbie matenopoulos has more on this story melania: work hard for what you michelle: you work hard for what you want in life; melania: your word is your bond michelle: your word is your bond vo#1 >> reporter:bond or clone? after that juxtaposition of remarkably similar speech sentiments- satirically attribute more vo#2 greys anatomy star jesse williams started the hashtag "famous melania trump quotes" accompanied by a slew of famous lyrics like "what a man what a man, what a mighty good man he's a mighty mighty good man vo#3 anna kendrick, and joseph gordon levitt helped drive that hashtag to be a top trend, with bravo's andy cohen pointing out an unexpected rick roll during the

speech. airk_2016 republican_convention he will never, ever, give up., he will never, ever, let you down. never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down meanwhile, trump is hoping the other women in his life can help change the narrative coming out of the convention. tonight his 22 year old daughter with marla maples, tiffany trump will take the podium. and thursday one of his most trusted advisors, the always poised ivanka trump will introduce him. she told gma her nerves are high. ivanka: i'm terrified / i think he wants it to come from my heart / but its def an intimidating moment we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm debbie matenopoulos back to you that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. kron 4 news at six.

>> steve: will bring you the trumpet comments live. " >> vicki: supply, berkeley where there is a search under way after a man with a gun for hire at six the next.

>> vicki:breaking news right now on kron 4 news at six. a massive manhunt is going on right off interstate 580 following several reports of a man with a rifle. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. pam is off tonight. and i'm steve aveson. >> vicki: >> steve:the search has an entire park closed. calls came in after noon, saying a man appeared to be carrying a gun as he walked into east shore state park.

kron four's spencer blake is still live on location as this continues. spencer, what's happening out there now? >> reporter: it just barely ran up the manhunt had been going on for several hours with in the last couple minutes police cleared up the intersection of university is where a standing. the decade of a bunch of police cars chp officers barely moved out of the way. and the traffic will be both east and west on university people can get to where they were going. here has what's been happening. people call in saying at little afternoon amid with the rifle has been going over the pedestrian bridge locking into a parked. swat teams searching the brush. helicopter overhead and. when all is said and done and add the salt the traffic police

at 5. several people expect it not just those who want to get the water. . as police agencies have just barely cleared out and traffic in going in both directions they did not find any man with a gun and the park. one of the police officers here did tell me they are very glad they got that call then. they take it very seriously and so they like this happens. they're glad people were being observant. and chp helicopters droned the sky this as an all-out search ended up not finding anything a mass.

beheading. >> steve:the police department gave kron pretty serious: "this is an ongoing investigation. we are still gathering evidence and conducting interviews in preparation of presenting the office." we reached out to the san francisco police officers' association as well. it said it would not be commenting at this time on the threat. new calls tonight for san charged in the fatal shooting of mario woods. >> vicki:dozens of people marched from 6th and bryant streets to city hall where they held a rally on the steps. the woods case has been a hot button issue for san francisco. he was shot and killed by police last december. igniting a fierce debate over the use of force by officers. two more deadly shootings by san francisco police ultimately led to the resignation of chief greg baton rouge is about to bury two of the three officers killed in an ambush by a former marine, last sunday.

the body of officer mathew thursday and friday. followed by burial services friday. on monday, there will be a public viewing and funeral for officer montrell jackson. the sniper shootings followed days of tension and protests in baton rouge over the police killing of a black at point- blank range. funeral services are pending for the third officer killed.sheriff's deputy brad garafola of the east baton rouge parish. >> reporter: only to kill seven and installed parts for eight more that should be installed over the next several months. finding

the right equipment has taken five months of development at it looks like all the cameras won't be installed until june of next year. jan. bob promised the replace 400 fake security cameras on its trains with working cameras projects into begun in february now five months later only two cameras have been installed. >> reporter: a portrait to suspending the right equipment ambassador retrofit four different versions of cart cars has proven more difficult than anticipated. they now have a plan and keller has moved aboard a boat up to august even if approved installation will be completed until june of next year.

>>: 80 cars out of service for retrofit with camera. all they're all for security that makes no sense then the company when they are replaced new bart cars with quick cameras over the next five years. the problem >> reporter: are that these cars will be here for a very short amount of time and the pretense for making this investment is not a deterrent major crimes like what happened in january.

cliff >> britteny: sky's the heading into tonight's redevelopment of clouds at foggy conditions. retinol clear conditions from san francisco up to the north bay. and area of low pressure mainly to the north of us and this is a system that's creating the onshore flow moving right into san francisco this leaders in the deeper marine layer foggy conditions cloudy skies temperature 78 concord. 74 in livermore 60 oakland's 65 in san

francisco more details coming up in just a bit. >> steve: and cleveland allowed trump has been called the nominee for republican party speak. the from trump tower looks to listen. >>: afford such sharing it with thursday night on how we build a brighter more hopeful future for all americans. it is an honor to run on a ticket with gov. mike pence in command and will make a great vice-president. i will be with him and cleveland and we will be together on thursday night, the way we are going to win the state of ohio all. so of course we're going to win presidency and bring real change in leadership back to washington. this is going to be all leadership that puts

american people first we're going to bring back jobs and we're going to rebuild our depleted military and take care of our great veterans. >> steve: marijuana bust on the university of california. this is what the sec clara county office found on mount hamilton. the vessel i'll also stolen out of sacramento investigators discovered also supplies one of five in all of you count of this year share office says that big a total of to rest and 30,000 poplins. >> steve: victims targeted it may have had a connection to asian cafes beyond that the four cold case, seven, and they remain unsolved. >> vicki: is alive with new release surveillance video and

new information. >> reporter: occurred that sometimes are frequent by a vietnamese street gang. as we have a video here taking look also new details provided by police l 4 of these cases today. and this person a year you can see that occur on december 50, 2014 to amend the shoe and kill 45 year-old outside the golden gate t house and over rock avenue they say that it targeted in close range also a second case here on the coat cafe

police 43 year-old at point- blank range. he too was targeted from san jose police >> reporter: a sizzling on a passing court. the fourth on salt, happened when a party spilled onto center road on.

april 16, 2013 again police say all four of these are in some way connected to an asian cafe that is sometimes frequented by viennese street gangs. they're hoping the new surveillance video and the details will jog someone's memory and come forward with information that could generate new leads here. >> vicki: the morning carjacking leads to a high-speed chase and catch before taking custody. the stolen vehicle before being taken into custody. kron four's philippe djegal 'r us parking lot. >> reporter:the three boys who stole then crashed this sedan survived without injuries. though they'll be spending some in juvenille hall. nats- this after leading police on a high speed chase from hayward to san leandro. moments before, investigators say they carjacked two women inside this toy 'r us parking lot. >>:sot-:""i'm always feeling pretty safe around here." >> reporter:during the day, yes.

but nightttime is a different story. as police say two women learned the hard way. >>:sot- "it could be a random crime, just a crime of opportunity, but you know we always tell people to be careful of their surroundings, especially when you're doing anything at nighttime." >> reporter:police say the victims were preparing to drop some items off into these donation kiosks when all of a sudden a gun was pointed at their faces. >>:sot- "they were approached by three juveniles, three black juvenile males that one of them had a gun, took their car at gunpoint." >> reporter:hayward police sergeant ryan cantrell says it wasn't long though before an officer saw the car and tried to make a stop. the suspects led the officer on a chase, before eventually crashing in san leandro. all three boys were arrested. the victims were not injuried. >>:sot- "i wouldn't be out here in the middle of the night. as much as it looks like a public place, i'd definitely, like take care of myself a little bit more." >>:sot- "you always need to be watching yourself and watching out for your surroundings when you're doing stuff, and you know, they were grouped, they were partnered, so you know, always want to be careful when you go out and do anything." >> reporter:in hayward, philippe djegal, kron four news.

a big moment today at the republican convention in cleveland. we'll take you to the floor as the delegates made the nomination of donald trump official. and what is going to happen following allegations melania trump plagiarized her speech last night? the response from the trump campaign. plus ever wonder what a country looks like following a coup attempt? we'll show you some of the damage done in turkey.

donald j trump! >> vicki:just a couple of hours ago, california's republican delegation pledged all 172 votes to donald trump. the roll call is a convention tradition. that can be colorful at times as states declare their votes. it was new york state that pushed trump over the top. >> steve:kron 4 national correspondent jim osman is at the arena in cleveland. a big night jim. and we know new jersey governor chris christie is the headliner tonight as well. >> reporter: reading for comparison in reference to the

roll-call states to be here to witness this difficult and a matter what your political stresses the gold alphabetical order. the states or the canada comes from an ugly over the top. a broken out in new york a celebration of their nominee donald trump. hanses name put in for nomination as the vice- presidential can as related to earlier a big speakers tonight

the want to get these folks on television. paul's on the west coast carson and christie to trump's children we see posted and leaky >> steve: job over last night's speech by donald trump's wife, melania. the speech repeated word for word portions of michelle national convention in 2008. >>: partisan knows quite what was in all regional and this the sort of bank that would not ban the news event that was had they say from the first pick of this morning treat at this confuse or

mistake at the teachable moment for the children she was talking about. spinning it every way denying and acting as if it never happened it was typical public-relations 1 01 we were all going to begin on the news media a bit more. when donald trump is trying to make a case against hillary it moves you to act honestly with yourself. you should apologize for otherwise it undercuts your own argument counterproductive.

>>: morning for president you attract the the democrats independent voters. when you come to a general election come back to melt. more moderate position positions. is it in his ridiculous stance and there's a lot of hispanic voters and they all vote more moderate at this point carried and other fan of the opponent and see which voters are affected. bernie what the way endorsing telerate its camelot voters and percentage do not want to vote for hillary. he should be doing things this week to try and attract them prepare.

>> steve: upstate's that it crucial states what the message from this convention to those states. >> reporter: >>: isn't setting command from indiana florida would be another state all potentially lot of conservative white voters a lot like his message. if your abrasive aggressive and you haven't moderated that for the general election by doing everything it can to soften the edges it cannot win that. there are definitely were you want to focus your time and again he is a canada it and pass out

exercise its chaotic his campaign. >> steve: they could not guarantee the security so they withdrew a. so between president republican thousand well the how of is how it. >> britteny: changes on the way with the cooler side all. noble aspiration out into the next few

days we want things up at the bay bridge camera with the strong onshore flow wrapping around the area of low pressure. all we are getting as the strong onshore flow. a lot of fun guinness and below average temperatures in and of locations and 076 napa 78 concord 86 adds jack 74 livermore and the tears hayward 6861 have monday and then a low 70's in the bottle as we head into tomorrow you notice temperatures san jose and a low 80s: of nineties on the map we are getting closer average livermore 85 at the high tomorrow mid-70s at mt. view said it 57:63 san francisco 62 pacific, an sec 898687 fairfield and then sending nev.

76 petaluma 83 center rosa. the three day forecast trying into tomorrow most locations will stay in the mid-80s and then into thursday 88 degrees for inland locations mostly sunny and then a lot of the sunshine of the aft and and into friday 90 degrees we start of the high 60s than by friday and of your work week temperatures and low 70's. when and into saturday sunday that's where we will really warm things up for the base 76,. on saturday >> britteny: lacustrine mainly stay in the mid-60s so and eyes warming trend in store more details coming up in just a bit we send it back to you guys.

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>> steve: aftermath of the turkey to the turkish kurdish president carter rival let total 35 people dead and now more than nine others are detained. >> steve: >> vicki:19 year old nicky garcia has been charged with murder. along with vehicular

manslaughter, hit-and-run, and auto burglary. a superior court judge. has set the teens bail at $10 million garcia is due in court july 27th garcia was arrested friday for 41-year-old heather miller. polic say garcia was in "honda fit" when he hit miller head-on. the stolen vehicle was found a short time later abandoned near the urban park. >> steve:we are now learning more about the berkeley father and daughter who died after being swept away by waves in honolulu on saturday.

>> reporter: apple manhunt. the witnesses that saw that man walked into the city park after swat teams come through they did not find a man with a gun orating biscuits. read about 6:00 they finally cleared of the police presence and let traffic starts flowing in both directions.

>> reporter: in san jose newly released valens area showing an arab ambush stop killings want at the golden state see house and allan rock wrote see house in 2014 this one at the cafe on tully road march. 27 this year than ever among for cold case killings dating back to $2.13. three of the four victims targeted all four of the killings occurring at or near asian cafes frequented by a vietnamese street gangs according to a san jose police now calling on the public for information that could result in new leads. seven percent of those are decoys and committed

to our camera on the car back in february. how many cars have cameras in just two. the ball >> reporter: board is expected to approve the money for next for a budget cameras all should be installed by the end of june next year. >> reporter: a early-morning carjacking in this parking lot outside toys r us suspects led police i high-speed chase the san leandro parlay eventually crashed near hysteria boulevard and bancroft avenue. two women were dropping of items at the donation kiosk at the toys r us parking lot around 130 in the morning when they were held up at gunpoint. either injured the suspect booked into juvenile hall.

>> reporter: center mall in a very sad story three-year-old has died during a dental procedure now the state of california is investigating. it happened at saturday firefighters called the scene after a three year-old stop breathing during the procedure. dick in the hospital where she was pronounced dead. other tells us that they are in shock autopsy has been conducted but let the toxicology reports are still pending. >> reporter: 43 metering lights will continue beyond all they started at 5:00 in the morning will not turn off until it o'clock tonight and that will be that way for the next week.

hawaiian officials says 6 year old mina hornor fell into the ocean after slipping of rocks at a tide pool. her dad, 46 year old mark horner drowned after jumping into to >> steve:here you can see a photo of the two of them together. mark was an attorney for the multinational telecommunications company vodofone. he and his wife, along with their three daughters live on a quiet residential street in north berkeley. mina was the youngest of the girls. neighbors says they are a great family. "to your neighbors"

this video shows the rescue effort and the conditions the day of the drownings. officials say it was not a good day for visiting those tide pools because it was very windy and there was a high surf advisory. a lawsuit says volkswagen's top executives knew about the companys emissiion fraud scandal. among those named are the former c-e-o who ended up resigning once the scandal came out. volkswagen has admitted to selling hundreds of thousands of cars in the united states that had software installed to cheat on emissions test. anthony foxx wants the regulations for self-driving cars are suppose to come out

>> steve: people in don't coverage medicare or metical. scientificscientific word tonight that el nino is gone, but earth's record the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says globally, june was the 14th straight record hot month, with earth averaging sixty-one and a half degrees. that's nearly two degrees warmer than average. nasa's chief climate scientists say 2016 will likely be the hottest year on record for a third consecutive year. arctic sea ice has also shrunk to a record low level. >> britteny: we ever on warming trend until the weekend. mid-90s well above average and is seen below average temperatures. onshore flow cooler

temperatures and house still below average and that will change for us as well. and 70 degrees and and and locations. the 66 as the serious that o'clock and then a clock hour temperatures and and the locations. we see the warming trend back to the '90s and lots of the sunshine.

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>> vicki: 20,000 people expected to take part of. we talked to group during not to participate in the virtual scavenger hunt tonight on news at 8:00 more than 50 retired chrysler is retire it still ain'twwe. it claims that they did not protect rustler's from sustaining multiple traumatic brain injuries. >> steve: blintzes that they even had a medical information and the dangers for rent police there lisa statement saying the claims have are ridiculous. >> steve: lance trying to avoid the fourth straight loss >> vicki: and practicing with the best " team " he told

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>> gary: the gentle losing one more in boston for nothing big thing with a car last night it crowing of the first pitch he doesn't want tension you want silicon keep the once upon a time pitched says this will be is 20 falsies and that the

minister ought like this three rumble last right now. the giants have a 3 yds last. the fourth loss for morocco for nothing days and a few minutes will perform at the coliseum one more time >> gary: quibbled group afloat day and representatives biggest and robert going for the floats giving back to the community. fleet also makes a guest appearance. will a new form giving back to the community. streetwise when news is breaking its to the ice cream.

>> steve: i did was say one of your favorites use like to rose over from where they hit a homerun. i guarantee for the giants. . >> gary: the giants have some catching up to do the good news if you carlows fans that said hey baby were losing about make sure the dodgers go right for them karstadt. along with unexpected. due to return soon but felt discomfort in a

simulated starts last saturday now he will sit indefinitely dodgers are playing well in his absence. talking but getting back the community are really nice man who watches every night paul morgan hill they are moving to hawaii and cleaning out his closet. he wants to give you enjoy your interaction with grant and like the heavy pestle august. >> gary: one of these things right of paulist closet as used to apply. >> gary: i born a pas de only

goal since 2002 and went to independent i said that it will be independent and followed along. . >> gary: greed and everyone focusing of course and then the joke alaska to get in trouble with the law all the media wants to talk him they love one week from tonight the warriors play and at the oakland coliseum greeting co. will be there. you going apologize to his teammates by hunches they clean up his act of the flat floor and see what he says. >>: it to those guys to apologize about them know where i stand. and were ahead stand.

i'm part of the warriors organization right now a part of this team it's very important to let them know a sister to the team. maturity is handled in paris it is right. >> gary: tiger woods academicism tournament. their egos with its premises all four majors officially withdrew from the pga championship today. it hasn't played since last august when undergoing back surgery. >> gary: and social media have been a lot of trouble but i am not giving up i will do whatever it takes to return to football suspended for the first four

games for violating nfl's substance-abuse policy more to the point doesn't have a team right now how to perform for his way to the cleveland. >> gary: someone to rent the video starting daily. >>:rap video playing. >> gary: he the the phrase when playing coaching the 49 years.

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"the insider" tracking the biggest stories making news today. >> number one, melania trump social media backlash. >> he will never ever give up. he will never ever let you down. >> the donald's wife becomes meme material. how can trump turn it around. as late night lets loose the convention. then, leslie jones fights back against twitter haters. >> i feel crazy. >> how she exposed all the online trolls. >> number three, pippa middleton getting married. which designer will make her dress. and who's her prince charming. >> james aristocratic but his personal fortune he's amassed is through sheer hard work.

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