to the body can view of the officer who fired the initial shot. piquancy police chasing a suspect in the backyard of his home. in the phase aground by a so t-shirt fax nat he shot too? yeah they shot at us, right? right >> catherine:but no gun was found. murder. it was a cold blooded killing." o'neal's family was shown the videos before their release >>: street justice. in their minds, they played judge, jury, and executioner." >> reporter:o'neal's sister, devastated. >>:: "i'm very hurt. words can't describe how i feel at this moment." : "paul was loved by my mother, his family, me." : "paul had goals." >> catherine:in the last week, three officers were stripped of

their police powers, pending the outcome of an independent investigation. chicago's use-of-force policy explicitly prohibits police from firing at a moving vehicle --- if it represents the only threat against officers. >> vicki:a photo making light of the black lives matter movement that was published in the san francisco police union newsletter is stirring up controversy. kron4's maureen kelly has reaction. as you can see it shows a black dog wearing a sign that reads black labs matter.next to a light colored dog who's sign says all labs matter. it was published on the back page of the august issue of san francisco police officer's association journal.after

reportedly sent to the union by a supporter.next to the picture.it reads.maybe it's time we all just sit back and tone down the rhetoric. if it was meant to lighten the mood..the vice president of the san francisco chapter of the n- a-a-c-p certainly isn't smiling. >>:dont' play with this lives are being ruined lives are being taken and people are mourning still. he says they've reached out to the union's sargent of arms.and a meeting between the two groups is expected to happen in a few weeks. he was very apologetic. the president of the officers for justice.which represents sfpd officers of color. believes that poa owes them an apology as well. i think it was actually insensitve and i was appalled once again of the actions and the conduct of the san francisco police officer's assocation. today we're learnng the sonoma county sheriff's deputy who shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez. has been promoted to sergeant. 51 year old erick gelhaus was promoted in may.

gelhaus shot lopez seven times in 20-13. the teen was walking in a santa rosa park. with a bb pellet rifle that had its orange tip removed and looked a lot like a real ak-47. >> reporter: so far we've had no comment. to comment >> grant: shares 70 who shot and killed 13 year-old daniel lopez has been promoted to sergeant and 50 year-old promoter made a shot and spat 13 he was a apart be paul wright large cap for move. michael loft ak-47 . he will oversee a to 10 deputies to patrol for sound and some county he's a war veteran and has a bachelor's master's degree and has been with the sheriff's office for 26 years >> vicki: mayor stockton won the

day after being arrested for planning strip poker with miners at the summer camp he runs. also accused of giving the kids up the hall and at just seen as well what the mayor had the same today where he declared his defense >> reporter: the mayor said today he did nothing wrong. court records show that the teams play in the strip poker games were courted by 1819 years old with the exception of a 16 year-old boy and the people playing in the game were all negative for blood. the beer vodka present at the camp there want to talk to people stockton's today to set the record straight and he declared his innocence

>> reporter:the stockton police union and a city councilman are both calling for the mayor to step down. the mayor did not answer questions today about whether he *would resign. his lawyers also said. it was highly inappropriate for the fbi to arrest him at the camp on the last day. calling it all politically motivated. silva also talked about the accusations that he did not report a gun that was stolen from his home until a month after it was used in the murder of a 13-year-old stockton boy early last year. the mayor said today. he had nothing to do with the killing. and is willing to help raise money to bring the killer to justice. >> grant:a multi-vehicle crash

on interstate-80 in san francisco. is making for a difficuly commute on the bay bridge today. the crash happened on westbound i-80. near the fifth street off- ramp around noon. a motorcycle and two cars were involvled in the crash. c-h-p has not released any information on the extent of any injuries. three lanes of i-80 were shut down. causing backups on the bay bridge. the lanes were reopened around 1:30 this afternoon. a rifle was found on the mcarther bart station platform yesterday. >> vicki:bart police say an employee spotted a case under a bench during the thursday morning commute. a.22-caliber winchester rifle was found inside. bart did not say whether the rifle was loaded. police have yet to associate the gun with a crime. >> vicki:a bicyclist has died from his injuries after being struck this morning by a

commuter train in san jose. caltrain officals say the 54 year old man died at the hospital. he was hit at around 8 this morning at the west virginia street railroad crossing. this is caltrain's 8th fatality this year. the man's name has not yet been released. there is no sign of an end to the strike by court clerks in santa clara county, now in it's third day. * * * kron four's rob fladeboe brings you up to date on the story now live from san jose. >> reporter:claiming they have

not had a pay raise in eight years and can't afford to live in silicon valley on roughly 55,000 dollars a year, some 300 clerks and other court workers picketed friday for a 3rd consecutive day, focusing this time on the main courthouse in downtown san jose. sot/mos workers >> reporter:the court system has offered what it says is it's last, best offer. a 9.5 percent net raise for roughly 88-percent of the clerks but they want another 3 percent cost of living hike to make up for eight years with no increase. sot ingrid stuart/union rep eleven courthouses are impacted county wide. half the courtrooms

are dark. seven clerks offices are closed and jurors are being turned away. essential services are still functioning somewhat but patrons like michelle hughes says it's far from business as usual. sot michelle hughes/court patron nats >> reporter:the clerks claim money wasted on pricey, imported building materials for a new courthouse should have been spent on employee wages and say they will stay out on strike until there demands are met. sot court workers whats more the clerks say there work load has increased in recent years to say nothing of the back log they face when they return to work

>> grant:a judge has ruled that a lawsuit organizers will *not be dismissed. following a shooting at the 20-15 event. requests by the s-f- l-g-b-t pride celebration committee to dismiss the motion was denied. a man who was wounded in a shooting at the parade filed the lawsuit. this is footage taken by a bystander following the scene. the man's attorney alleges that his disability could have been prevented if there were adequate security measures. pride officials argue they could not afford to increase security at all locations.but were able to include security screenings at the civic center gathering.

still ahead on kron four news at the latest on the fight against the zika virus. as more cases are being reported here in the bay area.. plus. >> vicki:firefighters battling the 'soberanes fire' in monterey county. get a furry surprise. >> grant:and. it's day one of san francisco's lands". golden gate park. of whats to >> reporter: a cuddy what in some parts of the area explain that coming next

the fight against the zika virus continues to accelerate. as this week we learned that two babies with zika-related birth defects have been born in california. catherine heenan is here with the latest -- including the hot spots in florida. >> catherine:florida -- now launching an air war on the mosquitoes that carry the virus. this is one of the planes spraying a 10 square mile area in miami-dade county. florida is a huge concern since it appears that local mosquitoes are transmitting zika. and it's no longer simply a question of people getting infected while traveling abroad. meantime we learned this week that one of the two babies born with zika-related birth defects was delivered at alta bates summit medical center in berkeley.

and today - san francisco's health department reports that '10' city residents have tested positive for zika -- with two new cases diagnosed in the last week. those patients were all infected while traveling abroad - and health authorities say there's no risk to the public. president obama weighed in on the zika problem this week. >> catherine:most people who get infected have symptoms so mild - they don't know they have the virus. the big risk -- is for pregnant women. the c-d-c is now recommending that they get tested for zika. >> grant:all evacuation orders have been lifted for the 'cold fire' which is burning near lake berryess in yolo county. that good news came just this afternoon. crews have also re-opened one lane of highway 128. which had been shut down since the fire started tuesday.

the fire has burned 47-hundred acres. it's 15-percent contained. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the fire. meanwhile the fire burning in monterey county. has grown to nearly 54-thousand acres. but fire crews have made progress today. the fire is now 35-percent contained. it was started by an illegal campfire. one person was killed fighting the fire last week. 57 homes have been destroyed, and two-thousand buildings are still threatened. more than 5 thousand firefighters are working to control this fire. meanwhile the firefighters who are out on the front lines battling the soberanes fire. got a visit from some furry friends. >> vicki:from our partners at c- n-n. brittany nielson has the story. >> reporter:thousands of people are flocking to golden gate park. for the annual 'outside lands' music festival. a special visit to enforce year- old st. bernard's first on the

samphire now here. spca it had the same idea. and they brought their own dogs to visit including the executive

director. earnings miles lifting spirits and maybe leaving little on day 13 of this running fire. >> grant:you can see the crowds gathering around stages to see the dozens of performers scheduled to play this weekend. up to 200-thousand people are expected to attend the three-day event. kron four's hermela aregawi is one of those people in attendance for us today. she joins us live from golden gate park. with what to expect this weekend. low clouds return with drizzle along the coast and into the bay. slow clearing on saturday becoming partly cloudy and cooler. san jose officials are looking for drivers to participate in a traffic study. the research is designed to

information about traffic signals drive more safely and save on gas. >>: aback goren the of. the how it >> reporter: call it the best lineup they've had so far they hired more personal than ever before one of additional public transportation made for a pleasant experience for dollars more cloudy this year that it was last year but none of the festival goers we talked to were bothered by the weather. >>: people can come bundle of.

>> reporter: and i'd say they're not complaining much either. tydeus sense of this festival nine years ago the organizers said that 2000 personnel the stiff 3000. we talk to some of those and then there's about what it takes to make this happen. >> reporter: elephant at story about overheating tomorrow it could be very wet and special tomorrow morning. mostly cloudy

skies and then a glimmer sunshine and heading toward the afternoon. even then plan on some cool temperatures that is going to be cool breeze see those numbers only in the low 50s. piquancy why loquats off the coastline. will swirl in the atmosphere. a spiraling into the coastline. it will likely deepen overnight tonight low clouds along the way. some drizzle out the door told the for the golden gate. >> reporter: fought so clear fluorspar often out at the bay city cooler day and then this next week b.c. pliny fog 75 degrees pleasant san jose. 70 not in view of 77 women concord.

. when started pick up a bit and breezy cool in the evening hours as he approached the coast line. and then fought low clouds slowed a break out those weekends throughout the day they see the land along the coastline as an " of the trees there i saw in the '50s and '60s '70s maybe some low 80s. and then as we look toward the next few days of temperatures down to a week and a. arming of this attack i monday tuesday before: might back down on wednesday. >> grant:new polls show donald trump trailing badly. ahead, how republicans say he should get back on track. >> vicki:and.hundreds of athletes on team usa will soon begin their quest for olympic gold. mark carpenter introduces us to one bay area judo star. who's

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>> vicki:it's been a day of corrections and retractions for donald trump. while hillary clinton faced questions from reporters. >> grant:catherine heenan is here with the latest on the two major party candidates for president. >> catherine: .donald trump wants us to know that he loves babies.after that fuss this week about a crying baby at a rally. more significantly -- he's reversing course on paul ryan. and 'will' reportedly endorse the house speaker in his primary battle tonight. but there was also a rare admission that he was wrong.in claiming he saw a video of a u.s. cash payment going to iran.

he tweeted today that the plane he saw on television - was actually the hostage plane in geneva switzerland. still.trump was on message in attacking hillary clinton.talking about her private e-mail server. clinton was addressing a conference of journalists.and tried to clarify statements she's made on the e-mail controversey. meantime, two new polls show she's widening her lead over

trump. one showing a 15 point lead. and another giving her a 9 point edge over trump. the olmypic games kick off tonight in rio. and hours before the olmypics opening ceremony. thousands of people took to the streets to protest. we'll explain why after the break. a new elementary school is about to open up in the east bay. tonight how they are changing the way. they'll be teaching students.

it just got a little more difficult for homeless people to camp under the overpass of an east bay freeway. the city of berkeley has tried several unsuccessful attempts to deter the encampment. kron4's haaziq madyun takes a look at the latest effort to keep people out of the area >> reporter:new fencing has been installed here under the gilman street overpass in berkeley. on thursday caltans crews enclosed this section of gilman with stronger fencing, making it more difficult for campers to cut holes like you see here in this common chainlinked fence on the inside of the overpass. "here is another example, there is a needle right here which is clearly visible" california highway patrol officer sean wilkenfeld says the fence is a much needed deterent in terms of safety "it is in response to a large homeless encampment that we have in the area, we have done a couple of phases to ty to clean up the area that were unsuccessful, so this is the next phase to install more fencing and a little bit larger fencing"

>> gra >> reporter:72-hours before the fence goes up the chp provides the homeless with information about services and shelters available. they are also given notice to clear out within that same 72-hours. however if you didn't get the notice, like this man here, you may find that your belongings have been removed "i leave it here, on the side in the dirt for like 5 minutes, within that 5 minutes as i am walking back, i am looking at an empty street" "there is not only issue of drug use, the feces, of the needles, there is also a lot theft going on" like stealing electricity from power poles for example.it is kind of dangerous "it's obviously a huge issue for us because, if someone who is not a trained electrician is tapping into electricity, it creates a fire hazard" >> reporter:officials at caltrans say they are erecting the stronger fencing at the behest of the city of berkeley.

caltrans expects the next phase to be installed by the end of the month.in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news >> reporter: helping jurors will get there definitely much cooler at couple weeks ago the season fog's there and that a pretty good run tonight while onshore and then temperature is cool in the san francisco 58 still 57 in oakland that the 72 san jose 73 in santa rosa. and changes in the works. will see a

lot of drizzle not only like coastline but in sides to. a little damp the syrup morning hours. and temperatures of and san francisco. the upper 60s in oakland and then sunshine very comfortable 77. . >> reporter: breaks up throughout the day will come on shore reinforces the fog will be pretty gray along the coast and damp.

>> grant:brazilian soccer great 'pele' has pulled out of olympic opening ceremony due to health concerns. widely regarded as the greatest player of all time, it was anticipated that the three-time world cup winner would light the olympic cauldron to signal the start of the 2016 games. but in a note sent to local brazilian media. pele says he is not able to carry out the honor due to physical limitations. an anti-olympic protest was launched today in rio.where demonstrators highlighted their political leaders' scandals and their anger over the billions of dollars spent on the event. 3-thousand-people crowded copacabana beach. holding signs saying "no to the olympics".while blocking the avenue outside a luxury hotel where many of the olympic athletes are staying. this protest the latest unwelcome distraction for brazilian authorities and olympic organizers. the main target of the demonstration was the country's interim leader michel temer.who many are against for his alleged coup against suspended president dilma rousseff. after lots of controversey.the international olympic committee announced that 271 athletes from russia's olympic team will compete in rio this summer.

>> vicki:on hundred -18 athletes have been declared ineligable after the world's anti-doping agency accused the country's athletes of wide-scale drug use. the w-a-d-a called for all russian athletes to be banned but the olympic committee opted to investigate further and clear a majority of the athletes. now that the games are officially underway--

it's time for america's greatest athletes to start hauling in the medals. there's a solid bay area contingent on team usa-- including one of the top judo competitors in the world. mark carpenter joins us with the story of a san jose state alum.who's favored to bring home some gold. mark? >> reporter:her name is marti malloy.and she is one of the most dominant athletes in the entire sport. she trains with grown menmalloy a robot that since the age of 6.has been programmed to submit and destroy everything in its path.

in the 2012 olympics-- malloy won bronze and joined ronda rousey.as the 2nd-american woman ever to medal in judo. back then-- she was an unknown commodity.today-- she's in rio as the 4th-ranked judoka in the world, but still remembers life off the radar. malloy "one of the commentators was like, 'oh, marti malloy is actually holding her own.' actually?? i never doubted that i could hold my own and i actually believed i was at the level where i could take an olympic medal and i definitely proved that." mr uchida- malloy's head coach "as a judo person goes, she's

always here helping people and working out with them. with marti working with them, our students have to really move to keep from getting thrown or even trying to throw her, they have a hard time, so it's working out pretty nicely." while she considers it an honor to have a medal under her belt, malloy doesn't train to take 3rd place. the 30-year-old says this is the prime window of her career. and there's only one outcome she'll be satisfied with. malloy "i don't know if just being an athlete makes you that kind of perfectionist, but i know what my abilities are and when you don't live up to those abilities, it's hard to live with and that's something that pushed you everyday and makes you strive to keep going." the judo events begin monday. and she's not the only san jose state alum in the sport. 24-year-old colton brown is going after his first olympic medal in the men's division. >> vicki:still ahead. high-tech thieves. how crooks are using computers to steal cars. >> grant:and later. plus how a north carolina ten- year-old is making sure other kids in his community have school supplies this year. >> vicki:on wallstreet. stocks have had their best day in almost a month. both the s&p and the nasdaq set records today after the labor department's july hiring report showed far bigger gains than economists expected.

the dow rose 191 points. the nasdaq jumped 55 points. and the s&p gained 19 points.

two men have been arrested in houston accused of using pirated

computer software to unlock and steal more than 100 vehicles. 24 year old michael arce and 22 year old jesse zelaya focused on new jeep and dodge vehicles. >> vicki:according to police these cars attract big money on the black market in mexico. the men allegedly used a laptop to reprogram the vehicles' electronic security so their own key worked. their charges include unauthorized use of a vehicle, felony possession of a weapon, and possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance. amazon has unveiled its first branded cargo jet to the media at a boeing hangar in washington. the boeing 767 widebody jet green without the dark border. a spokesperson says it's the first time the company has changed the logo. in more than a decade and it's the sixth time the company has changed the logo in its 50-year history. >> vicki:officials say the logo is a "reflection of the colorful array of fresh vegetables and other ingredients" at a subway shop.

adele might be one of the highest paid celebrities. raking in a total of 80-million dollars

>> vicki:a ten year old boy in north carolina is learning the lesson of good work ethic.some might say he already has it down. this is tyran bell. he made a post on his mother's facebook page a few days ago asking to mow lawns so he could pay for his school supplies. since that post. donations have been pouring in. tyran says he has enough for supplies for the whole year and even extra. and what is incredible is what he's going to do with the rest of the supplies.

only ten years old and already learning life long lesson's. >> reporter: sparkling new elementary school in san ramon rushing to prepare for grand opening next week. printable mellon gave us a to work. even the playground is a learning experience. impressive as the building may be the new curriculum since will be exposed to that makes this tool unique. it will bring a product launch

integrated into the curriculum. it's a learning program that introduces youngsters to science and engineering design having them create projects and identifying the steps needed to complete it. features that have been enthusiastically embracing it. the students are engaged all hands-on learning and are excited. that is the best part that's where they learn the most.

>> vicki:adele may be one of music's biggest stars.but that didn't keep her from having a real life moment at an h&m store in san jose.where he credit card was declined. during a concert last weekend in the bay area.the famous singer told showgoers that her card had been declined at the fashion retailer that day. she said no one recognized her but she was nonetheless "mortified." then she added the card worked when making some purchases at a sephora store. an h&m spokesperson says the company doesn't have any information about adele's mishap.and declined to comment. you can use file video of her.

>> reporter: the golden gate it will be surging onshore will be deep enough tonight you'll even see some drizzle inside the day and they're running a little bit below normal many ballets that had flowed temperature the couple weeks ago pull the average of this time of year 82 for a warm afternoon and then 74

in santa rosa. the good news of that sea breeze improving our air quality. some poor air quality with the sea breeze really kicking and and all the way down to the south they said clara valley. but said it will stay that way all weekend long. this will likely to pick on short tomorrow that will deepen the marine layer bringing some or drizzle. for on the bay area we have felt land sponsoring golden gate park with a cool 60 degrees. and then as to make do along the coast and a lot there will be chilly 59 in breezy half

moon bay 60 pacifica warmer at 697 tel 78 paul auto further south temperatures and towards any bill and also redwood city. and plenty of sunshine patches of fog tomorrow morning sunny 77 in san jose 75 milpitas and 76 in mountain view much more comfortable for the east bay. he's yet cool sea breeze and in the mid-60s and so ade agrees livermore and then making your way and said the warmus locations. looks like we are slightly off monday tuesday next wednesday.

as the olympic games in rio kick off tonight. team usa flag bearer. michael phelps makes a stunning admission. his story is next. the world's eyes focused on rio for tonight's opening ceremonies. as the most decorated olympican in history. michael pheleps. comes forward with a stunning life admission. the insider's keltie knight is in hollywood.

>> reporter: a major story we have on the insider michael phelps and his shocking revelation about ending his life. this led >>: the sun dark places right? still >>: remembering the days locked up in my room for the oil to talk to anyone see anyone aural warning to live. most >>: a great olympian and history second to you i.

>> steve: mayor of stock and says he's innocent 6 what he said. and what he did not deny

>> steve: one day after we learned the stockton mayor was arrested. accused of recording a strip poker game at a youth camp. he is firing back. good evening. i'm steve aveson. >> vicki:and i'm vicki liviakis in for pam moore. the mayor is out jail and he had plenty to say about the allegations against him. justine waldman is in the kron 4 newsroom. she says maintains he did nothing wrong. justine? >> reporter:mayor anthony silva. said the audio recording taken from his phone. from last summer.was from a counselor party. and it lasted about a minute. he was adamant today. he did nothing wrong. on thursday the mayor. was charged the secret recording. and he faces charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor, providing alcohol to people under 21, and child endangerment. court records show that teens playing a strip poker game recorded by sliva where.two women and three men. aged 18 and 19 years old, with the exception of a 16-year-old boy.

and that, at some point, people playing in the game were naked. also.that beer and vodka were present at the camp. the mayor wanted to talk to the people of stockton today.and declared his innocence. the mayor also addressed the accusations that he did not report a stolen gun from his home.

a gun that was later used in the murder of a 13 year old boy. the mayor said today. he had nothing to do with the killing. and is willing to help raise money to bring the killers to justice. there are continued calls for the mayor to resign. first from the police union and from a city councilman. but the mayor did not answer questions today about if he would leave his job. >> vicki:a shocking charge against another mayor. this one in virginia right outside of washington dc. he's accused of exchanging drugs for sex. catherine heenan is here with details of the arrest. >> catherine:we're talking about fairfax virginia mayor scott silverthorne.who's accused of providing methamphetamines in exchange for sex. police say they got a tip from a citizen.and then tied the mayor to a website used to arrange sexual encounters between men. tonight silverthorne has appointed a councilman to serve as the city's acting mayor.

he was arrested last night after police say he met with an undercover detective at a hotel. police also released the mugshots of two men suspected of being the mayor's suppliers. they were spotted meeting up with silverthorne at the same hotel last night.and also arrested.

the mayor was hired as a substitute teacher in fairfax a few months ago.and was fired today because of the charges. the impasse continues between clerks and the court system in santa clara county. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, a strike by the clerks is now in it's third day with no end in sight. >> reporter:happening right now. traffic is still crawling across the bay bridge because of an earlier wreck. this is what it looked like at just about 1 p-m. you can see from this video from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 that all lanes were closed.

jurors are being turned away essential services are now still functioning and hang trend like michelle it's far from business as usual. the climate wasted on price see it building materials should of been spent on employee wages they would stay out on strike will demands are met. no new negotiations scheduled likely spill over into next week. traffic >> vicki: so crawling

but due to wrap this afternoon this what will look like at 1:00 in the afternoon. in the two cars and got tangled up and not clear if so how severely this mall traffic all afternoon long.

the goal is to increase traffic from the bay area in general as low as congestion >> vicki: fire has burned 4,700 a. according to hellfire 16

percent contained over a thousand firefighters are working on a fire right now. the campground and at the golden bear states and winters. and because this fire still under investigation. the fire about 35 is percent contained and still frightened tonight. for 3000 firefighters are working on the fire line to control the fire.

cahow and then even inside the day. the ku >> reporter: will air settles in of the weekend it will pay keep temperatures down of that. even some low spots in mind. and then 56 is a long accustomed then next couple of days warming up on monday tuesdays' slightly before

calling back down again. 18- year-old man -- after he was accused of stealing a car. mary moloney with our partners at c-n-n has the strong reaction >> reporter:a chicago officer -- opens fire on a black jaguar as it races down a street. the car crashes. the driver bolts. officers chase him into an alleyway between brick houses. then multiple shots are heard.

"get down! hands behind your back! you shot at us." >> reporter:officers handcuff paul o'neal as he lies face down. hands behind his back -- his arms appear limp. the back of his shirt covered in blood. o'neal later died from his injuries. he was 18-years old. : "this was an execution." : "these officers had their own street justice. in their minds, they played judge, jury, and executioner."

as other body cameras rolled --- the camera from the officer suspected of shooting o'neal didn't record the moment he opened fire. : "even with body cams that are turned on by police officers, we still have police officers shooting unarmed black men as they're running." his family -- in shock : "i'm very hurt. words can't describe how i feel at this moment." : "paul was loved by my mother, his family, me. that was everybody's best friend. he loved to keep smiles on everybody's face, joking, playing basketball." : "paul had goals." as o'neal's family mourns -- his sister says there are more questions than answers. : "we just want answers. the truth. that's it." i'm mary moloney reporting.

get out and stay out. what they're doing in berkeley to clear out a problematic homeless camp and to keep it from popping up again. and a rarity today from donald trump. he is retracting one of his controversial statements. in berkeley have been cut-off from a section of the gilman caltrans has tried several unsuccessful attempts to deter a notch, kron4's haaziq madyun takes a look at the latest effort to keep people out of the area

>>:"the whole cart, everything, it's like they just picked it up and put it into the trash compactor" "it's just their way of keeping "we're missing humanity, we live here" but living here under the gilman street overpass in berkeley just became more difficult now that a "earlier this week i was actually contacted by a woman who said a lot of her items were stolen near-by and were located here in the encampment" officer sean wilkenfeld says "it's a big health hazard, it's a big safety hazard, we've had a history of people with mental illness in the area, people with active warrants, lots of

drug use and there's a lot of needles as well" the city of berkeley offers services and temporary shelters but they are often rejected by people like kenneth jones who says he prefers the freedom of living on gilman "just over here is the water, man, that's the bay, they put our backs to the sea, now there is nothing else to do, we don't know where to go or who to go to, it is what is" caltrans began erecting the new and improved fencing here on the westside of the overpass, forcing the encampment to relocate across the street. temorarily that is, because the next phase of fencing is expected to go up later this month.in berkeley haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:you may recall this story we brought to on monday. this is what's left of a tent city on 16th and embarcadero in oakland. the city came in and cleared out. a few people were allowed to stay. oakland deals with the homeless based on complaints. meaning high-traffic areas get the most attention. a city councilman told us oakland is exploring permanent options including "tiny houses" for the homeless. donald trump is making headlines again, but this time its not for what he's said, but for a rare reversal. scott mclean with our partners at cnn say this comes as trump's poll numbers are sliding and republicans want him to focus on his opponent. >> reporter:after a rough week on the campaign trail, donald trump should have had fresh ammunition -- a $400 million dollar cash payment the white house made to iran but, the controversy over whether that

payment amounted to ransom for american hostages was overshadowed by his own comments about a video that doesn't exist. presidential candidate the tape is of the people taking the money off the plane right? friday in a rare reversal, he corrected his own error, tweeting, "the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, switzerland, not the plane carrying $400 million in cash going to iran!" this likely won't help trump's falling poll numbers. two new polls show him trailing badly. one by 15 points, the other by nine.

and in another hit, former c.i.a. chief michael morell wrote in an op-ed, "in the intelligence business, we would say that mr. putin had recruited mr. trump as an unwitting enag of the russian federation." republicans say trump would do better to stay focused on clinton's missteps, like this statement on her emails: presidential candidate director comey said my answers were truthful, and what i've said is consistent with what i have told the american people. fact-checkers have found that claim is untrue, but today she repeated it. presidential candidate what i have told the f.b.i., which he said was truthful, is consistent with what i have said publicly. potentially, more fresh ammunition for trump, if he can stay on message. in washington, i'm scott mclean. >> vicki:donald trump's reversals didn't end with that tweet on a u.s. cash payment to iran. catherine heenan is here with the 'other' ways the republican presidential candidate is shifting course. >> catherine:donald trump isn't doing great in the latest polls.and may be trying a harder to pull things together. and just a short time ago in wisconsin, he very publicly changed course and endorsed speaker paul ryan in his primary battle. this - after he seemed to be taking a little revenge for the fact that paul ryan wasn't initially in a hurry to endorse trump. with trump saying this week that he "wasn't quite there" on ryan.

so at a rally in green bay tonight.he finally said the words that frustrated republican leaders had been waiting for. that ends a stand-off lasting weeks.trump also threw support to senator john mccfain. this follows days of panic in the republican party. where there's concern about his latest poll numbers. two new polls show him losing

ground to hillary clinton. one gives clinton a nine point edge.and the other gives her a 15 point lead. vicki and steve? happening now: outside lands is officially open. this video from just a couple hours ago captured the first acts the annual golden gate park festival. but this is just the beginning. by the time it is over. as many as 200-thousand people or even more will have flooded to the park for the musical festival. but the event has some people already scrambling to keep up with the crowds. kron 4's hermela aregawi is at outside lands. >> reporter:we understand the vendors find themselves in a real pinch? >> will: the left hand is to load and then normally it takes to three weeks. >> reporter: there is always the focus on ego friendliness at the festival when they select vendors lead is a consideration. >> reporter: san jose 73 and 76

the livermore 77 concord '70s and that by 72 in nevada a good breeze right now all courtesy of this be done along the coastline and then low 60s very

grave damage early on. and then the 59 pacific at 59 1/2 monday and then temperatures warm up with more sunshine into the '70s. and looking very nice and comfortable redwood city. 76 and then in the afternoon the seen some hot weather along the last few weeks. and then send unconquered 831 of a warm spot in brentwood and then 79 center on in the north bay and early clouds that early on

a key >> vicki: piece of equipment hiker was carrying that might save his life. and look at this the it barrels oil until laundromat a. here from the one man who survived a close call.

>> vicki: >> steve:rescue officials had to swoop in and rescue a man who slipped off a mountain while climbing the highest peak in madera county. your looking at video footage of the rescue. police say a gps emergency locator equipped with a distress signalhelped crews locate the hiker. a chp helicopter hoisted the man to safety near lake catherine. that's east of merced. the highway patrol rescue crew says the hiker was badly injured. but is expected to make a full recovery. a sacramento senior citizen became the first person in california to die from the west nile virus this year.

the department of public health has not identified the person or given details about how they contracted the virus. >> steve: >> vicki:last year 53 californians died from the virus. health officials say there has been an increase in west nile virus activity this year they are urging people to take every precaution they can to protect themselves against mosquito bites. >> steve:it is only a dog photo. or is it. look closely. the controversy its creating for the san francisco police department. and take a look at this close call.

we'll hear from a man who was nearly hit by a car after it barreled into his business. plus while we're dealing with wildfires. it is a different extreme for arizona.

the dollar >> reporter: wearing a sign that read a black labs a matter of weight colored dog with a sign that said all labs the matter. local chapter of the naacp organization representing of this is a caller say they are appalled by the

thought of they call dehumanizing. the court struggling to maintain essential services the clerks are demanding higher wages saying they needed that needed to cost- of-living increase in eight years. it offered 9.5% its last best offer strike expected to continue into next week.

>> reporter: the next phase of the new fencing increasing the up next next month. >> reporter: team about to come home from the severance fire and the the seven compare this fire activity so far they've had it more fires but only burned about half a million acres

>> steve: a close call reporter matthew seedorff shows right into a business. >> reporter:there's not a drive through at this bubbles r- us laundromat in evansville wyoming. but that didn't stop this driver from

speeding into the building. "i've never been in a tornado, but i would imagine that kind of sound. it was deafening." take another look. as the windows crash in. launching the shop's owner steve gibson. out of dodge. "at the rate of speed that car was going, you could not get out of the way." the scene was tense. as workers scrambled to call 9-1-1. while 3 people were hurt. including the driver. "everyone was in shock. took a while to come off of that. but you're still reactionary" authorities still aren't sure why this blue dodge charger drove through the laundromat. but it couldn't have taken a more direct route. "i don't believe the breaks were ever hit. he hit the car door to door, side to side. shoved it a spot and a half over. and came right through the front window." one week later you can still see where the car left the road into this gravel, pushing these rocks to the side. believe it or not, the building is still open for business, even though they're boarded up. "at this point, i just feel blessed, pretty happy, with where we're at." moving forward. a spin cycle of images like this. may keep playing in steve's mind. forever. miraculously steve says other than just a few nicks. scratches. and bruises. he seems to be alright.

but he's lucky that he wasn't standing near that window. police say authorities have made multiple water rescuesafter storms popped up in arizona this week. this car got stuck trying to drive through a flooded road in phoenix just this morning. >> vicki:police officers were able to help the occupants escape. no one was hurt. it was reportedly just one of several rescues today.including a woman saved by civilians when her car stalled out in fast- moving water. authorities advise people not to enter a flooded wash. they say just six inches of water could stall a car.and one foot of water is enough to float most cars.

low clouds return with drizzle along the coast and into the bay. slow clearing on saturday becoming partly cloudy and cooler. >> reporter: piquancy they continue we're concerned the fog low clouds possibility of drizzle and then that's tomorrow the sea breezes blowing loquats fog while onshore tablatures i down tomorrow and then 70 ties and seven day next couple of days free weekend. cooling down the numbers in the bay area.

the house and to fix the 20-16 summer olympics in rio de janeiro, brazil are upon us. and while you might not be battling for gold - we got some tips from sports psychologists to make the most of your competitions and excercise routines. ignore the competition. that's right -- if michael phelps can be beaten -- so can you. keep the focus on yourself -- even when you're in competition against others. embrace the butterflies.

those nerves, sports psychologists say, just mean you care and are ready to perform. world class athletes learn to things like a certain song.or even a certain smell. they then repeat these steps to and finally -- stick to the gameplan. have confidence that the roadmap the right one. towards a goal. for today's health minute i'm

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caught. >> reporter: high at the coast of applegate park be prepared will be cold drizzle overnight and hits tomorrow you will find some sunshine but temperatures will stay down over the weekend and for the next seven days from irrecoverable around the bay area

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