found guilty of obstructing investigators after the deadly pipeline blast. 5 of the remaining guilty counts had to do with not properly testing the pipeline to make sure they it was in good shape. basically choosing cheaper methods. it appears that at the most pg&e will pay three million dollars in fines. months ago prosecutors decided they would not pursue a 562 million dollar fine. pg&e did issue a statement saying ""while we are very much focused on the future, we will never forget the lessons of the past. we have made unprecedented progress in the nearly six years since the tragic san bruno accident and we are committed to maintaining our focus on safety. we want our customers and their families to know that we are committed to re-earning their trust by acting with integrity and working around the clock to provide them with energy that is safe, reliable, affordable and clean." not everyone is happy with this result. you'll hear what someone with the utility reform network had to say about this tonight at 6 pm. live in san francisco, j.r. stone kron 4 news. >> vicki:we first broke the news of the p-g-and-e verdict through a push alert. make sure you download the kron four mobile app so you can get breaking news push alerts

anytime and anywhere. it's a free download for iphone and android devices. the judge who ruled in the sex assault case involving former stanford swimmer "brock turner"- is set to make another sex crime ruling. the suspect in this new case is san jose plumber "robert chain." he is accused of possessing child pornography. santa clara county judge aaron persky scheduled a hearing this month to consider a request. to reduce his conviction from a felony to a misdemeanor. prosecutors oppose the move. persky already sentenced chain to four days in jail and ordered him to register as a sex offender. critics say they examined 14 other santa clara county child porn possession cases similar to chain's. those critics say other judges sentenced defendants to at least six months in jail.much different than the four days that judge persky gave robert chain. the hearing is set for august 25th. happening now. a rescue team is attempting to save a standed dolphin. spotted in shallow waters near san francisco's international airport. the dolphin is currently

inaccessible by land or water because of low tide conditions. because the rescue team has not been able to make contact with the mammal, its condition is unclear. >> vicki: the of that for the to get her gallery at the white that the hon. one body a morning bob, hayward while the matter go ephedra been driven craft and the large to fill in the crash and the clinton, the of filled by an and where there weren't more injuries than half of

>> reporter: involving today harris had also favor a film than they and their wrath and the fifth a the fell the feta fending him to the other murder fifth of the memorial of the infection of ministry in cove avenue and hayward field if the fee year-old was shot half the how hard a fifth wave friend alluded the boy who died the for self if and how safe

a series of murders in hayward has investigators searching for clues tonight. since the beginning of the month, 4 people have been killed and three others injured. the most recent shootings >>: 20 people come for help us out and fill any gaps. >> reporter: to live here are well aware of the shootings. the latest murders coupled with two others later in the league fully assail what allegedly murdered her husband had shot his younger brother frank from the mark number of murders just this month. police still looking for

suspects in the series of murders and they're looking for help and encouraging those '50s so anonymously if that makes them feel better. >> grant: of burglars went through the storefront without with making a whale if. it occurs >> grant: before 3 this morning on what the north street between jefferson and be straight. four guys attached to a white van and a battering ram to smash into the store. then add here is memorized earlier this mahon it's about $50,000 for the 18th and 19 1/2 and

august 1st at an antiques store that is on jackson street if one of the four to break to the glass doors and the mission district called stuff and the thieves sept tv monitor solar jewelry and other collectibles. some of the latest mashing grabbed burglaries' are on the bay area. no word at fifth there were any arrests. police say someone broke into a hercules and damaged property inside. >> vicki:no one was on campus

between 4 p-m on friday and 7- monday morning when officials believe the break-in happened. they arrived in the morning to find nearly 60- floor-tiles with huge gouges. caused when the suspect apparently took a joy ride on the school's golf cart. investigators say they found no forced entry.but the cafeteria was locked when the suspect snuck in. we are getting video from jeff pierce bcn19:hercules: school cafeteria damaged after suspect breaks in, rides golf cart inside hercules middle school still remains on summer recess but had a registration event planned for today in the cafeteria. school officials were able to proceed with today's event despite the incident.and say they hope to have the damages fixed before students return. san leandro police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing teenaged girl. catherine heenan is here with the latest on their search. 15-year-old deanna benedetto has been missing since saturday night. she was at home in san leandro with her mother. but around 9-pm her mom realized she'd left the house.

police investigators have been talking to deanna's friends, neighbors and school staff. they're hoping someone knows where she is and will call them. >> catherine:they've released these photos in case someone recognizes her. police say deanna has been using various websites to communicate with people. they think she probably left home voluntarily -- but that doesn't rule out the possibility that she's in trouble. deanna doesn't have her phone since her mother recently took it away as a punishment. and so far - police haven't been able to trace her recent computer activity since she apparently erased it.

they're now counting on some leads from the public. a popular east bay waterfront restaurant is facing eviction. coming up. how the community is coming together to keep the restaurant open for business. >> grant:then. california voters promised 400- million-dollars worth of parks. in some of the state's poorest neighborhoods. nearly a decade ago. but dozens have gone unbuilt. the hold up. after the break. and. a california police officer is being held a hero after saving a young boy's life. that story ahead. the ford freedom sales event is on! our biggest event of the year just got better!

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>> grant:in the east bay.the owner of an iconic richmond restaurant has been given 30- days notice.to get out. the property owner believes that a health hazard exist there and wants the restaurant cleared out so repairs can be made. but as kron4's haaziq madyun shows you.the community has rallied in defense of keeping the restaurant open for business >>:"the reason we are doing this today is to try to find a way to save a richmond landmark" "it is not acceptable to move businesses like this out of this city" "the rent is paid, it's a nice place, how can you give somebody 30-days to move a whole business like this?"

that is the question on the minds over 150-people who showed up in support of salute evita restaurant in richmond's marina bay. the owner of the restaurant, menbe aklilu says was shocked to receive this 30- day notice of termination "i have no idea, no idea, if we have a problem, as always as we have done for 13-years, we resolve the problem" these are photos of the alleged problem, a sewage leak in the plumbing according to a contractor hired by the owner of the property jacqueline poe >>:"so when we sent the pictures to mrs. poe, she called me immediately and said oh my gosh we have to do something, we have to shut the restaurant down, it's a public health issue" but richmond mayor tom butt told this crowd.there is no health issue "apparently somebody filed a complaint with the health department, and in an inspection report i have here dated august 5th which was just a few days ago, and it ends saying invalid complaint, no further action required by this division"

salute represents more than just a fine dining restaurant in this community. in fact kron4 was there on thanksgiving back in 2011. that was the first time menbe aklilu opened the doors to salute, feeding hundreds of homeless people. it has since become an annual charitable event serving over 3000 people in the past 4 years. "she has raised the profile of philanthropy in our community" and the thought of losing the ability to give back to the community is the most troubling aspect of all of this for aklilu >>:"now i don't know what to do, i am heartbroken" these folks here are vowing to find a way to keep salute's doors open, even if that means putting a financial group together to buy the restaurant. in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news

>> vicki:the embattled chancellor of u-c davis. linda katehi. has resigned. the decision comes after an independent investigation on ethics violations. u-c president janet napolitano says the investigation found several instances where katehi was not candid with her office. she stated that katehi exercised poor judgement and violated university policies. katehi has been on leave since april. today her lawyer released a letter saying katehi had been cleared of wrong doing. katehi plans on returning to teaching. a fire burning since last month in monterey county grew by more than six thousand acres overnight. >> grant:fire officials say the soberanes fire north of big sur is heading south toward big sur creek and double cone. comunities north of that area can expect unhealthy amounts of smoke. the fire started with an illegal campfire at garra-pata state park. nearly 5 thousand firefighters are working to put of the flames.

the fire is 50 percent contained. officials expect full containment by the end of the month. the number of structures threatened by the fire has decreased to just over 400. the flames have already destroyed 57 homes. the cold fire burning in yolo county.just east of lake berryessa is now 90 percent contained. the wildfire has burned just under 6 thousand acres and destroyed one structure. more than 800 firefighters are working it. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> vicki:california voters approved funding for more than a hundred new parks across the state way back in 2006. but ten years later fewer than half are actually up and running. >> grant:kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose tonight with some details about what is taking so long. rob?? >> reporter: this is all men rode in san jose as well use right now up and running one of four parks on that lest all four were completed on time and under budget if fewer than half of the parks are under budget right now and many reasons for that. also up and running right now.

building a park and take up eight years. long a stay is allowing as part of the bond measure. it's too little oversight reached out to the state parks department overseeing the project permits community meetings environmental impact the first construction funding did not begin to to thousand 997% will in fact be done by march next year with it on the funding will be completed by march 2019. >>: important to give the community what's important. some parks we work with the community that they need at does

take a while the process but the gate was that certain of time they were completed ahead of schedule. an adult and so they can enjoy it. >> reporter: their petitioning the see if it news funds for extra structures.

>> britteny: live look outside right now you can see the fog is back the economic of the golden gate bridge just yet but we continue to see fog clinging to the shoreline is to go through the rest of this evening and into tomorrow will be dealing with foggy conditions to start. similar conditions to this time yesterday right around average for most locations. of two degrees fairfield on three naphtha and biggest differences in a bottle of 9 degrees down seven degrees and santa rosa. a little bit of a mix of fact today 74 napa 77 vallejo 90 degrees fairfield '80s for concord livermore. 17 and

fairfield the runway conditions by afternoon.

>> vicki: we learned just recently the dolphin is now accessible. and we're joined live

>> reporter: buses, which normally does not live in the area but in the bay disoriented fans generally travel in groups this dolphin was alone so we're speaking with memo rescue this dolphin is going to make it not. >> pam: airline struggles to get passengers and air after global computer outage runs hundreds of flights. >> grant: fatefully stock returns the job after a near- death experience.

trying to take down a suspect last month. has recovered and is >> vicki: suspected of hitting a pedestrain with his vehicle. when she was stabbed. walnut creek police say the suspect, 33-year-old rolando gonzalez was arrested and charged with suspicion of felony hit and run. as well as harming a police dog. walnut creek police wrote on their facebook page quote "sheyna is back to full duty. serving the great residents and visitors of walnut creek." >> grant:an off-duty california police officer is being hailed for saving the life of a 5-year-old boy. >> vicki:it happened in fresno county -- while the officer was on vacation. catherine heenan is here with his dramatic story. >> catherine:he's a clovis police officer who says he was camping with his wife recently when he heard someone screaming. it was a woman who said her little boy had just drowned. that child had spent at least five minutes underwater in a creek.

and the mother was afraid he was dead. corporal curtis shurt-liff rushed over and began administering c-p-r. and continued to do that for nearly half an hour. but when things looked darkest -- he says he simply refused to give up. he says he'd whispered to the little boy that if he survived -- he'd give him his hat. and this week -- he visited him in the hospital and presented the big straw hat you see on the bed. the 5-year-old is still recovering.but is said to be happy and high-fiving -- and doing well. shurt-liff says he credits divine intervention.and believes he was meant to be nearby. "if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know."

donald trump, appearing to encourage gun owners to take action if hillary clinton is elected president, trump's campaign manager later insisted the candidate was merely talking about the voting power of gun owners. still it's just the kind of unscripted "i can't believe he really said that" remarks that are driving more and more republicans to turn their backs on their presidential nominee.

>> grant:donald trump, appearing to encourage gun owners to take action if hillary clinton is elected president, trump's campaign manager later insisted the candidate was merely talking about the voting power of gun owners. still it's just the kind of unscripted "i can't believe he really said that" remarks that are driving more and more republicans to turn their backs on their presidential nominee. catherine heenan is here to take us through trump's newest controversy. >> catherine:donald trump started off the day defending

his temperament on fox business news. . then came his apparent joke about how gun owners could prevent hillary clinton from appointing liberals to the supreme court. the crowd loved it. the former head of the c=i=a is among those who are not laughing. that's actually a very arresting comment. if someone else had said that outside the hall. he'd be in the back of a police wagon right now, with the secret service questioning him. michael hayden is one of 50 republican security officials warning in an open letter that trump is dangerous, reckless and lacking the character, values and experience to be president >>:our system has produced a candidate who is fundamentally unfit for office. >> catherine:maine republican senator susan collins also says she is jumping off the trump bandwagon. >>:do not believe that he is the president that we need at this time in our country's history >> reporter:for donald trump,

the republican revolt is one more reson why he's right and his critics are wrong. >>:presidential nominee politicians, they don't know me, they don't understand. they're real geniuses. i'm, in a group of 50 people, these are 50 people that have been running our country forever, you know why they said that? because i'm not going to hire these people, i don't want these people." >> reporter: >> catherine:connecticut democratic senator chris murphy reacted strongly to trump's second amendment comment, tweeting: "don't treat this as a political misstep. "it's an assassination threat, seriously upping the possibility of a national tragedy and crisis." >> catherine:among those retweeting the message, california lieutenant governor gavin newsom.

>> vicki: blagojevich's attorneys requested a five-year sentence after being found guilty of 17 charges, including trying to sell president obama's old senate seat. his wife spoke to reporters after the hearing this afternoon. >> will: >> vicki:"our point of view and from the point of view of thousands of people that have reached out to me over the last 4 years we find his sentence unusually cruel and heartless and unfair. " she went on to praise the couple's daughters, 20-year-old amy and 13-year-old annie, for making statements in court in support of their father. according to the bureau of prisons, blagojevich won't be released until 2024. >> vicki:the death of an infant who's mother traveled to latin america marks the first zika-

related death in texas. public health officials say that the infant died a few weeks ago. the mother reportedly traveled to el salvador while she was pregnant. her baby was born with microcephaly the disease linked to zika. test results confirmed the death was connected to the infection on friday. the only other confirmed zika- related death in the u-s was an elderly utah man who died in june. he also suffered from other health conditions. health officials say there have been no reported cases of the virus being transmitted by mosquitos in texas. harnesses on the world's largest waterslide. came lose during the ride that killed a 10 year old boy this weekend in kansas city. >> grant:one rider said the restraints on his raft weren't working properly when he rode it just a few weeks ago at the schlitterbahn waterpark. that nebraska man says his shoulder strap came loose during the ride and he was forced to hold himself into place. he says he told workers about the loose strap.

another man said he rode the water-slide last year with a friend whose shoulder strap came "completely off." waterpark officials say the 17- story ride will remain shut down for the remainder of the season. the funeral for the boy is set for friday. >> reporter: >> britteny: a deeper marine layer moving in over san francisco into the rest of tonight we see foggy conditions lingering temperatures have francisco 60 in oakland 68 warmer san jose 80 cetera set at 82 degrees. have a trough low pressure that is bringing that cooler air into our region continuing to snipe the celery are shot shows clause developed outside of san francisco to the north freezing

even closer you can really make alf's the development of the clouds and also the fog has drawn the region tomorrow 75 and nab but 76 vallejo 87 concord at 760 were backed the '90s and the act 89 in livermore 81 san jose have pitchers half moon bay a little cooler 66 in san francisco 83 in santa rosa if read a forecast shows that the bill and the rest of your work week the track a warming trend and to the 90's most of our inland locations thursday friday pushing a 95 even warmer forests closer the day was struck the '70s wednesday by friday in the mid-70s low sixties for the coast by the end of the week seven forecast coming up another 15 minutes.

>> outage. we check in with passengers at s-f-o after the break. then, an update on giants manager, bruce bochy, a day after the 61- year-old had to be hospitalized. stocks have closed almost flat on wall street following an up- and-down day. in which investors went over some of the final earnings reprots of the quarter. the dow rose 4 points. the nasdaq gained 12 points. and. the s&p ticked up less than a point.

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>> grant: the dolphin near sfo confirmed dead crew the enabled access it by land water the tide issue but not crucial working to recover the dolphins body the same dolphin is believed of pinspotter over the weekend in the same area and marine mammal officials believe this dolphin and turned the bay alone after matter wrong turn. it may offend sec not a normal dolphin figure it can be of the healthy longfellow hundred pounds and is identified by some people as a baby while confirmed dead.

>> vicki:happening now. delta airlines is still trying to recover from a computerthe airline company says some computer systems are still working slowly. but by early this afternoon, more than 500 delta flights, nationwide, had to be scrubbed and nearly 12-hundred flights delayed. the outage caused a global meltdown of its booking and communications systems. kron four's will tran. checks in with passengers at s-f-o who are still feeling the lingering effects. >> will: their trendy of the computer outage was flights that present and will and as quickly to fill up. the winner in the

air of refunds they don't get an answer to refund even if it walked another airline to get another ticket its last-minute a good chance of that ticket could cost a lot more than what they paid for adults the many people just about one pay more and add to the problem.

>> grant:next. the n-f-l preseason kicks off this week. how the raiders and the 49ers are gearing up for their first matchups.

>> steve: pg&e common thief juror told charge as a jury has found pg and e guilty of six of 12 charges in its criminal pipeline safety trial. pg&e was accused of 11 counts including violating the pipeline safety act and obstructing a federal probe into the 20-10 fatal pipeline blast in san bruno. tonight. we will hear from san bruno residents about the jury's verdict. that's coming up on kron 4 news at six. vicki now back to you.

>> grant:san francisco giants manager bruce bochy has been released from a miami hospital after spending the night there with an undisclosed illness and the plan is for him to manage against the miami marlins on tuesday night. "that's the plan now," athletic trainer dave groeschner said in a text message to the associated press. "he is good. he is out." bochy missed his club's 8-7, 14- inning win monday night in which brandon crawford became the first major leaguer in 41 years to get seven hits in a game. the giants did not specify what sent the 61-year-old bochy to the hospital monday morning. they said in a statement that he was "resting comfortably" and would be monitored overnight. bochy underwent a heart procedure in february 2015 to insert two stents. bochy has led the team to world series titles in every even year this decade: 2010, '12 and '14. bench coach ron wotus managed the opener of the three-game series in miami. giants manager bruce bochy is expected to return for tonight's game after being hospitalized for an undisclosed illness. bochy spent one night in a miami hospital for observation after becoming ill. he missed the giants 8 to 7.14- inning-win monday night where brandon crawford became the first major leaguer in 41-years to get 7-hits in one game.

bochy has been resting since his release from the hospital.he is expected to manage tonight's game against the marlins. first pitch is at 7:10. ap-bbn--giants-bochy the 49ers are scheduled to take the field this sunday afternoon at 4:00.for their first preseason game of the year. the houston texans will be in town. barring anymore field mishaps, nfl exhibition games begin this week. and both the 49ers and raiders will be in action. oakland is catching a lot of the preseason hype.and many around the bay area can't wait to see the silver and black. >> vicki:mark carpenter was up at practice this afternoon. and has more on a special guest that stopped by training camp. >> reporter: the oakland raiders are the trendy pick of the offseason. many people say its bc of jack del rio, their young core and free agent acquisitions. but it turns out, the actual reason is they have an mvp running the kitchen. shot of guy fieri guy fieri-- giving the silver and black the five-star treatment. the celebrity chef.recently cooked up an elaborate spread at the team's camp headquarters in napa. a meal that had everyone asking

for 2nds, maybe even 3rds. tj carrie- raiders defensive back "his display itself let you know who was cooking. i mean he had about 30 chickens on the grill, on the rotisserie and displayed out there. he was cooking pizzas right off, 5 minute pizzas in and out on the stove. guy fieri is a tremendous person and we were fortunate enough to get some of his experience here at oakland raiders training camp." while fieri's fare no doubt left the group more than satisfied, there's a raging hunger among players to finally get to a real game. jack del rio "they are definitely ready to see another team. it's that time in camp and you welcome seeing new schemes and new players and new ways of doing things." and seeing as many nfl analysts are buying in on the raiders way of doing things, the preseason is an early barometer to see if the expectations surrounding this group are warranted. jack del rio says his starters will get some playing time, but-- like the rest of the coaches in the league, will stay cautious in not risking injuries. "i think as a team. we have to be responsible and try and get our horses to the starting gate at the same time. we've got a

lot of work we need to do and we want to be a crisp football team that opens up and plays well right away." the raiders face the cardinals friday night in arizona. mark carpenter, kron4 news >> britteny: you conceal that of the golden gate bridge heading in the rest of the seeming the cycladic conditions loraine clouds developed the concede inserting moving near the san francisco airport tonight low clouds foggy conditions to

marwar inland mile of the coast. we will see a warmer and the workweek and the change that showing up two degrees in fairfield. zero livermore 5 hayworth was dramatic difference nevada seem warmer evening nine degrees from this time yesterday. 68 and a half sentences of up 74 not but comfortable 84 nevada 081 at petaluma the temperatures at 82. we're searching of the fairfield in oakland san jose we do have an area of low pressure that is still in control you will see this create more of an onshore flow where we see clouds and develop and also when speed is moving in from the north also northwest. that is because it's wrapping around the area of low pressure that is the weather pattern into the next few days

we see breezy conditions for the afternoon evening for 10:70 in the bay 63 degrees by 8:00 by 961 then 62 degrees by 10:00 p.m. for the cuts we stay in the mid fifties. hi from the region tomorrow will be similar today a few degrees cooler in san francisco but high and san jose 8677 on view a number more 73 oakland 73 in san mateo 50 and pacifica half moon bay 66 san francisco 75 that left a use for nevada petaluma. >> britteny: the warming trend will go from the high 80s finland locations fully into the

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son jonathan wasn't comfortable talking about her newborn but had no problem exposing to the insider the reality of a tired parent. ah: but it's a lie! because it can happen when you have a genius hair and makeup team. i don't look rested. what are you talking about? no no no, under the mask that is currently resting on my face. underneath it there are dark, dark circles under there. 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. vicki joins steve aveson for kron 4 news at six. >> pam >> vicki: here from calvin riley

as they mourned the loss of their friend

>> vicki:breaking news right now on kron 4 news at six: p-g-and-e has been found guilty in the criminal trial over the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. the utility could now face a penalty of millions of dollars. good evening. i'm vicki liviakis. in for pam moore. and i'm steve aveson. >> vicki: >> steve:this verdict came down late this afternoon. we begin our coverage with kron 4's j-r stone. he is at the courthouse in san francisco with what happened in the courtroom. j-r? following the verdict pg and e released the following:

about that then we get to that and a man at this verdict was just read down with and the last three hours here at the federal courthouse i can tell you they are guilty on six of 12 criminal counts one what they were found guilty of obstructing investigators after the deadly pipeline blast and five of the remaining councils had the for not properly testing and that there and make sure they were choosing cheaper methods. they decide that they would not pursue $562 million fine i did speak with one representative turn the utility reform network she does not believe penalties will go far enough for you hear from her at 10:00 very upset basically like a slap on the rest

>> reporter: the scene to be

some sense of satisfaction pg&e found guilty on some counts they were facing. last week that penalties that they were facing dropped to a much lower amount and the city says they were looking for them to the receipt of financial penalty but there were looking for was the black market to verdictshe is in san bruno gathering reaction to this verdict. here's a look at the time line it started with the san bruno >>: one thing of the request and a and a monitor and making promises to the state as well the city. >> reporter: there are still appeals of today and there will

be more legal proceedings in the near future this is not over yet for the citizens residence in san bruno.

>> reporter: but calvin rallied plan on to tell me about riley is thick accent 21st of the natal under the coup guy the girl of friendshe went on to play college ball, >>: chuck him is always there for may at a talk to him every

day about anything but the dance class. of the injustice of the riley felt family the rally with a coach and as of the two teacher when they're there as well as the best relationship then a father-son relationship with the law to take valentinus back by doing whatever he can tell his grieving family. there was a random act of violence and no suspects the descriptions of the person the kind who and on calvin riley near gear dollars a square and in that area there are no surveillance cameras 50 if the war have lost his family at 8:00 on kron 4 news.

>> vicki:the judge who ruled in the sex assault case unvolving stanford swimmer "brock turner"- is set to make another sex crime ruling. the suspect in this new case is san jose plumber "robert chain." he is accused of possessing child pornography. santa clara county judge aaron persky scheduled a hearing this month to consider a request to reduce his conviction from a prosecutors oppose the move. persky already sentenced chain to four days in jail and ordered him to register as a sex offender. >> steve:critics say they examined 14 other santa clara county child porn possession cases similar to chain's. they found the judges sentenced defendants to at least six months in jail. the hearing is set for august 25th. there was a brazen smash and grab robbery overnight in san

francisco. right in the middle of a popular tourist spot. catherine heenan is here with details on what happened. >> catherine:it was 3-am --- in the heart of fisherman's wharf. and it was a smash and grab with a twist. the thieves were using a van - and an improvised battering ram. surveillance video shows 4 people.including the driver.who backed the van over a curb and onto a sidewalk outside an electronics store at leavenworth and jefferson. you'll see them dragging a long heavy metal pole out of the back. they pushed it against the glass

>> britteny:

>> reporter: 50 shootings happened in areas frequented said a not the to the other wounded for the 11 murders of three others wounded. with recent murder happened saturday night union and call one of the

friends identified as 70 year- old died. the shooter is still on the list. less than a mile away for a 18 year-old man driving his car also shot all full-time ziegfeld if suspects in that case also remain at large. at police headquarters

again place is still looking for suspects in the two most recent shootings falcon tell us when the first two murderers have arrested four people for allegedly: a husband and another case man allegedly killed his younger brother to most recent cases for stock large canceled and delayed flights a >> steve: day and a-half after delta air lines was hit by a global computer outage. more than 500 of today's delta flights have been cancelled, and nearly 12 hundred have been delayed.

delta is offering refunds and $200 in travel vouchers to people whose flights were canceled or delayed at least three hours. officials at san francisco international airport, mineta san jose international airport and oakland international airport all are reporting minimal cancellations and delays. hundreds of millions of dollars were approved in 2016 for new parks in some of california's poorest neighborhood? so where are they and why haven't many of them been built. we got an explanation. and a landmark east bay restaurant could forced to close its doors. why the developer wants it gone and who is stepping in to try to save it. plus what donald trump said today that has some people questioning whether he was threatening the life of hillary clinton.

many cities across california are still waiting for new parks that were promised when voters approved a bond measure to fund the parks ten years ago. * * * kron four's rob fladeboe has more on the story now from san jose, which is bucking the trend. >> reporter:one of four parks funded by the bond measure here in san jose, all four are now open. sot chris mapote/park user back in 2006, voters approved a $400 million dollar bond issue to build new parks in poor neighborhoods. ten years later, fewer than half are done. many have been stalled by red tape and generous completion deadlines to facilitate oversight. building a new park takes time says ed bautista with the city of san jose. sot ed bautista/san jose parks dept. san jose left some money on the table and is asking the state for

permission to spend that money on extra park amenities like more shade structures. park users say it's been worth the wait sot sean tran/park user sot romel aquipel/park user standup closer a big sign of how the economy is doing from the port of oakland. july was the busiest month for the port in the last ten years. it handled the equivalent of 223,619. 20-foot cargo containers. >> vicki:port officials say this is a very strong sign with the peak of shipping season just around the corner as well as the holidays.

export volume increased for the sixth in seven months. a majority of the exports head to asia. a richmond institution is under attack by its landlord. it came in the form of a 30-day notice to vacate the premises. kron4's haaziq madyun has learned the legitmacy for the eviction is being callen into question by the mayor of richmond a 30-day notice of termination of the rental agreement given to salute e vita restaurant in richmond. the reason? the property owner's contractor alledges there is a hazardous sewage leak in the restaurant "she called me immediately and said oh my god we have to do something, we have to shut the restaurant down" >> reporter:however the owner of the restaurant says such drastic measures are not needed in light of the contra costa county health department recently giving salute a clean bill of health

>>: "they check the whole restaurant, absolutely perfect, we don' t have any problems" "the city of richmond has been in a number of disputes including lawsuits with the poe's over the years >> reporter:that is why richmond mayor tom butt suspects this eviction of the city's most popular restaurant may have less to do with a sewage leak and more like a form of retaliation by the property's owner. but he says buying the property would resolve that issue >>:"i don't think it would be a problem at all putting together a group the question would be if the poe's would be willing to sell" over 150 people came out to show their support for the salute >>:"we need to make sure that we preserve the businesses that make up the culture of this community" >> reporter:in richmond haaziq madyun kron4news >> steve:to decision 2016 where donald trump is at it again. he made this controversial statement today during a campaign stop in north carolina.

some took as a threat to hillary clinton. "hillary wants to abolish essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, and if she gets to pick if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i dunno. a spokesman for the trump campaign says the candidate was implying second amendment supporters could have an impact by voting for him. the parents of two americans killed in benghazi are suing hillary clinton. in the wrongful-death lawsuit filed monday, patricia smith and charles woods say the attack was directly caused by clinton's use of a private email server while in the state department. they say her "extreme carelessness' in handling confidential and classified information" while secretary of state contributed to the conditions that led to their sons' deaths. they also say she defamed them in statements made to the media. the 2012 attack killed a total of four americans on a united states diplomatic mission. r emergency crews came to the rescue of a worker stuck on top of a light tower today in texas. the worker reported feeling dizzy while changing some lights on a 60-foot tower at a houston- area high school football stadium. the rescue happened as

temperatures topped 90 degrees. >> vicki:crews used an extension ladder to get close to the man. rescuers put an harness on him and he was then able to climb down the pole. authorities say the man was taken to a hospital to be treated for apparent heat exhaustion. no relief in sight. wildfires are raging in california and we have an ominous update on the biggest one near big sur. >> britteny: is mainly for inland locations pushing back in the mid-90s i'll look outside read now showing we're seeing claude's developed here via the

condition he cannot see the golden gate park q. at the beginning of a show of pain clause to continue to see them with foggy conditions as well marwar inland temperatures mild the coast the will see a warmer and the workweek the bidders bought between five to seven degrees only exception is about 11 degrees from this time yesterday taylor of about six degrees temperatures in the low 80s san jose 73 mountain view 55 and have monday. 64 san francisco

>> britteny: degrees livermore 73 oakland 66 san francisco 83 nev. 76 vallejo 75 napa and years of monday forecast heading

into a week and even into next week's.

>> catherine: as was reported

sunday there quickly the dry brushnearly 7-thousand acres and is california's biggest wildfire has expanded to more than 105 square miles. it's north of scenic big sur.and there's still an army of 5- thousand firefighters on the scene. highway one has reopened since being closed for a time monday night. but more temporary closures could follow. five state parks on highway one between san francisco and los angeles remain closed. the so-called 'soberanes' fire has destroyed 57 homes.and led to the death of a bulldozer operator. we know that it was caused by an illegal campfire. steve and vicki? we're following breaking news tonight on kron 4. p-g-and-e. found guilty in the deadly san bruno pipeline blast. we'll have an update. and another serious accident today at an amusement park. find out who is suppose to be making sure rides are safe. plus it may conjured memories of the hit t-v show. breaking bad. what police found under a wal- mart parking lot. staying close to average but warm inland the thrill of amusement parks and summer rides is getting a new look this week after two high-profile accidents. a 6-year-old girl in tennessee is in critical condition after falling with two other girls from a ferris wheel at the

county fair on monday. sunday, a 10-year-old boy in kansas died riding the world's tallest water slide. emily schmidt with our partners at c-n-n on who's watching the rides to keep them safe.

>> j.r.: one count of obstructing investigators after the deadly pipeline last. and a guard election plan explosion city officials say they're disappointed that they will pay stiff penalties in this trial but they're happy about the guilty verdict saying it sent a message to the utility providers for what it what it needed.

there >> reporter: others wounded in most recent shooting this past saturday night and four people shot one of those 17 year-old boy killed place still searching for suspects in the case as well as what occurred friday night with an 18 year-old man shot and killed about driving his car down the road.

one of the friends with calvin riley's. 20 year-old who was gunned down and killed sunday night at the aquatics center. rally was not only a star but also of it as well. or will baseball team recently delivered jersey to his family's second be buried in it. hundred 26 parks statewide

completed the state's 78 years to build a new park. >> britteny: the fog is taking over once again into the rest of tonight. and then you can see so we starting to roll in partly cloudy skies for the rest of tonight an area of low pressure to attract in the east of us with the onshore flow and a lot of the severance a scout.

beatty's conquered 83 livermore. 68 oakland 87 unconquered 66 and san francisco 83 nevada 84 and center rose up. a one in san jose. i am tracking a warming trend thursday into a week and cutting up in just a bit.

>> reporter:summer thrill- seekers love amusement park rides -- high, fast, adrenaline inducing. the rush is all part of the fun, until the fun turns tragic i've got three kids that fell from the ferris wheel. three girls; ages 6, 10, and 16, dropped nearly four stories -- like water pouring from a glass, an eyewitness said -- when their ferris wheel basket flipped at a tennessee county fair. all rides there are now closed for inspection. no amusement rides will be operating until the state of tennessee gives us the green light to do so. and kansas state police are investigating what happened on the world's tallest water slide to cause a neck injury so severe it killed 10-year-old caleb schwab. there's just no way to prepare for this. researchers at nationwide children's hospital in ohio looked at two decades of numbers from the consumer product safety commission. they found an average of 4,423 children under 18 go to the emergency room

every year for amusement park injuries. add in water parks and the most recent numbers show about 30,000 children injured last year, with no one agency overseeing all kinds of rides. what we do know about water parks is there is very little federal oversight and regulations. researchers say parents should make sure kids: follow all height, weight and age requirements; use safety equipment; and trust their instincts, making safety what counts most. i'm emily schmidt reporting. >> steve:the embattled chancellor of u-c davis. linda katehi. has resigned. the decision comes after an independent investigation on ethics violations. u-c president janet napolitano says the investigation found katehi had violated university

policies. katehi has been on leave since april. her leave was pending the investigation's outcome of her role in the decision to retain image consultants to counter bad publicity... from the pepper-spraying of demonstrators by campus police in 2011. today her lawyer released a letter saying katehi had been cleared of wrong doing. police found something under a wal-mart that probably isn't on most shopping lists. what they discovered stashed below the parking lot. new tonight at eight. who is randomly shooting cars in san jose? police want to know.after more people say they were targeted. that brings the number to ten in recent weeks.

by >> grant: rode big bear road evacuations salties of clear lake by the church of the divine love their same old coal-fired is currently in the lower like area than siegler canyon area. we continue to monitor the situation

>> vicki: the brings the number of the 10 in recent weeks.kron 4's alecia reid talked to residents.who on edge until the shooter, is behind bars. that's tonight on kron 4 news at eight. >> vicki:we all know a lot can be found in a new york storm drain.but an underground meth lab was a shock even for police. it was discovered outside a walmart store in amherst, new york.and people could hardly believe it until they saw men in full hazmat suits being lowered beneath the parking lot. they were there to investigate the possible meth lab after police found evidence of it in a culvert. the space runs below the parking lot and is tall enough to stand up in. officials say the culvert was checked during a random preventative patrol.

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>> gabe: really appealing any parent technology reporter coming up tonight on kron 4 >> britteny: the afternoon in the locations you will not in a jacket 90 their back on the map close to the weekend a week and what is on top.

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