make sure you download the kron- 4 news app to always get the latest breaking news. it's free for iphone and android devices. to our other big story. tonight we are learning more about the little boy who lost his life in the fatal dui crash on friday. >> reporter: she says she is now a surprise it surprised their existing problems with the father of her granddaughter. the tories and allot time collecting evidence and the neighboring property as well. would not say how was connected.

>> reporter: authorities in releasing one information we will bring it to you. >> grant: lisa a push alert this afternoon palo the kron 4 news application to get the latest breaking news 44 iphone android devices. >> vicki: elijah wood of and for years old at the end of the month and day care worker said that was an angel who loved everyone. >>: >> reporter: with us about all

live shot the three-year-old but i in this crash driver was arrested on felony see why alleging he had been traveling and a black camry. the shared with me stories about elijah.

the young woman at the center of the police sex scandal was arrested 2 weeks ago. in florida. >> grant:the 19-year-old was officially charged today. she calls herself celeste guap. but the florida state attorney prosecuting the case. tells kron4's haaziq madyun.guap is no longer facing a felony charge. >>:"the defendant in this matter has been formally charged by my office with one count of simple battery in the state of florida" assistant florida state attorney david lustergarten told me by phone that celeste guap's initial charge of felony aggrivated battery for allegedly biting a security guard has been reduced to a lessor charge. on monday the state attorney's office offered guap's legal defense team a plea deal

"that is a misdemeanor which is punishable by up to a maximum of one year in the county jail and or a $1000-fine" >>:"not only is she a witness in our case" >> grant:in fact 19-year-old guap is the principal witness in alameda county d.a. nancy o'malley's criminal case against 7-officers facing felony charges connected to the sex scandal that has rocked the bay area. the da's office had no comment today about guap reduced charges in florida..but on friday the da told reporters that if needed she would help guap return to the bay. omally referes to the witness at ms. a "it is our expectation and in our communication with miss-a that when the time comes she will be coming into court and testify against the officers in these cases" 2 of the 7-officers charged allegedly committed their crimes here in contra costa county, outside of o'malley's juristiction. so now the focus shifts to the the contra costa county district attorney's office. which would only issue a statement today. quote -- " we haven't yet completed our own investigation into this matter. nevertheless, we intend to issue a press release in the near future" in the meantime celeste guap is schedule to be arraigned wednesday morning in florida. her attorney's can accept the plea deal anytime before then.which means.she could be on a plane heading back to the bay

area.as early as tomorrow. in martinez haaziq madyun kron4news. >> grant:happening tonight- community members and city leaders in oakland are coming together.working to find a new police chief. the city lost three department leaders during a nine day stretch in june.as the celeste guap sex scandal was embroling oakland's police department. now the city is looking for a new.permanent chief. the community forum will happen tonight at 6 at the north oakland senior center.58th and m-l-k. it is open to the public. big night at levi's stadium.as the 49ers open the 2016 regular season against the los angeles rams. this will be chip kelly's first game as niners head coach. but almost all the talk leading up to this. has been about colin kaepernick and his polarizing national anthem protest. kron4 has team coverage in santa clara. we begin with mark carpenter, who has more on the kap.the backup quartebrack. mark? >> reporter: given us so much to

talk about shared kelly getting hired anthony davis bruce miller getting arrested released trade rumors and then the biggest one controversial national anthem protests heat rising 1/5 point and then all of 49ers claire told us last week that spat.

hit >> reporter: he has chosen

blaine and the starting competition in regards sauce angeles rams there was an issue with a quarterback and his apparent strength ruled an active for monday night football. 49ers receiver is a lot of excitement storylines going at howled plays out his keeping you updated on air and on line.

continuing our team coverage. for a while there it looked as though kaepernick's social protest might result in a boycott of the game by police in santa clara. but that is not going to happen. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now live from levi's stadium. .the police are on the job as usual. rob?? * *pkg * nats >> reporter:whether it was the controversy swirling around the department for the past week or simply missing out on the bonus pay they get for moonlighting on game days, so far as we can tell, not one cop decided to boycott monday's game, according to police lieutenant dan moreno. sot lt. dan moreno/santa clara

police >>: officers want to keep the the news save for everyone there. hitthe possible boycott surfaced in the wake of a september 2nd letter from the police officer's association to the 49ers, expressing it's distaste for colin kaepernick's on going national anthem protest

over the lack of accountability for cops who have shot black men. the n.a.a.c.p's jethro moore, who supports kaepernick's actions, helped to negotiate a kind of truce that put an end to any boycott. sot jethro moore/n.a.a.c.p. >> reporter:about 120 cops, most of them from santa clara, work voluntary shifts on game days. they are paid by the 49ers. the union's letter suggested that some ofofffended by what is seen as kaepernick's dis-respecting the flag. 49ers fan tommy bernal supports kaepernick's protest but is happy, for his son's sake, that the police decided against a boycott. sot tommy bernal/kaepernick fan though fully staffed, the security contingent actually has fewer santa clara cops tonight than usual. but it's not because of the kaepernick controversy but rather because the game is on a weekday as opposed to sunday, when more

local cops are available. and. expect delays on bart all week because of work on the tracks. we will let you know which stations are affected.

>> vicki: coroner's office say

57-year-old robert drescher from stevenson ranch, and 46-year-old edward mumbert from santa cruz were killed in the crash. 34-year-old ronni hernandez was also killed. it happened just after 6pm. the single engine plane crashed in the parking lot of the reno- tahoe airport just after taking off. it was headed for san carlos. the plane was registered to a company based in albuquerque, new mexico. the n-t-s-b is looking into possible causes for the crash.

>> reporter: the date time location and contact us. the driver took off after hitting a motorcycle is also evidence collected on scene. the victim is identifying. 2006 ornis harley davidson. >> grant: during the attempted robbery that punished during a

$50,000 reward leading to a vote to an arrest. there are investigating three sexual assaults. there're a tendering of a decent pot parties. expect some delays on bart in the east bay this week. >> grant: has been some rather live look from the camera is like the middle of july. temperatures a dawn tomorrow we have a decent chance of coastal

resort more morning had stopped all the commuters especially in the city. entablatures quite an even spread where st. 80s and 90s and concord livermore. 67 livermore 62 oakland hayward. . >> britteny: where it down five from the semester in about down and not up. brown said f-15 in the morning or stop the time here. on the best asseses see coastal drizzle also ran along the coast near the north said even an see down of the south bay elsa see when the conditions and to tomorrow as well a heads up this might start up your commute a little bit we see more sunshine and during the morning we see mostly cloudy skies a

decent chance for coastal drizzle and even measurable rain. wednesday morning close returned to was the next few hours. temperatures stay cool the mid-50s. high fifties closer to the coast and temperature is how this day tomorrow and tracking a 1015 degree warming trend but you know when that will happen in the next forecast. >> vicki:service between the south hayward and fremont stations will be delayed about 30 minutes through friday. crews are doing electrical work on the tracks. the work is being done between 9-pm and closing, and 9:30 am until 2:30 p-m. so not during the commute hours. passengers going to fremont from san francisco during those times may need to transfer at south hayward. next. it's been one-year since the

deadly valley fire in lake county. destroying more than one thousand homes. and killing four people. after the break. a look back at the devastating wildfire. then. investigators in florida are working to determine if a mosque. where pulse nightclub shooter worshipped. was deliberately set on fire. the latest on the investigation.

>> grant:today marks the one year anniversary of the deadly valley fire in lake county. the fire caused $57 million dollars in damage kron 4's jackie sissel was one of the first reporters on scene. >> vicki:these are some of the images he captured the first night of the fire. and our cameras were rolling nearly a week later as jackie returned to the area to survey the damage. the valley fire burned more than 76-thousand acres, killed four people, and left 4 firefighters in serious condition.

the state is looking for more civilian recruits to fight major wildfires_ like those in monterey and lake counties in august. that's because the number of inmate firefighters is shrinking. >> vicki:the state is currently 600 inmates short. so, the conservation corp has now reopened a training camp to recruit and teach young civilians how to do the same backbreaking work as inmate firefighters.

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>> vicki:hillary clinton is no longer coming to the bay area today. after being diagnosed with penunomia. after the break. we'll have an update on her condition and tell you what donald trump has to say about it. then, two men save another man by pulling him out of a dangling car. hear from the good samaritans. at 5:40. ten seconds that could reshape the presidential race. hillary clinton weaving, stumbling and then appearing to collapse in the arms of secret service agents. the video raising issues not only over her health. but over her willingness to be transparent with the news media. clinton has canceled an appearance at a fundraiser going on right now in san francisco. she's taking a couple of days off to recuperate after being diagnosed with pneumonia. steve aveson is here with the fallout from clinton's collapse. >> steve:hillary clinton is reportedly taking part in the fundraiser by teleconference. the function began about an hour ago at the masonic center on nob ill, with guest performer k.d. lang. with tickets going to from 250=dollars to 50=thousand each.

>>:"she's resting comfortably. i think if she had her druthers she'd already be on a plane out to california today." >> steve:clinton was last seen yesterday afternoon, leaving her daughter chelsea's apartment. and brushing aside questions about her health. "it's a beautiful day in new york!" only later in the day did her campaign release the news that she had been diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. and that her doctor put her on antibiotics and advised her to modify her schedule. a spokesman had no explanation for the two day delay in releasing that information. >>:"in retrospect we should have provided more information, more quickly. we are going to take the additional step of getting more material together and releasing mote information in light of yesterday's incident." the sight of the democratic nominee seeming to faint reinforces one of donald trump's criticisms. "she doesn't have the strength or stamina to make america great again. believe me.

but in an interview today, he stuck to the high road. >>:"something is going on. i just hope she gets well and gets back on the trail, andwe'll be seeign her at the debate." >> reporter:trump also promised to release his medical records later this week. >>:"this last week i took a physical and i'll be releasing, when the numbers come in. hopefully, they're going to be good. i think they're going to be good. i feel great. but when the numbers come in i'll be releasing very very specific numbers." >> reporter:on social media clinton maintained her no=big=deal message, tweeting out today, "like anyone who's been home sick from work, i'm just anxious to get back out there. see you on the trail soon. >> vicki:a top newspaper editor is saying he'd " risk jail for trump's taxes" new york times editor dean baquet made the remark during a harvard university forum sunday.

he'd been asked about the legal risks of publishing a leaked or hacked copy of trump's financial documents. baquet said revealing trump's taxes are worth the risk because he is "a presidential candidate whose whole campaign is built on his success.and his wealth." and, that his taxes could cast light on whether that's true. washington post associate editor bob woodward agreed -- and said he would also publish them if given the opportunity. >> britteny: the of a good chance to the see morning drizzle little bit of measurable rain it is an isolated area at will happen right of the morning commute all of our time last video from the camera this shows all the clouds that rolled through today very great temperatures and wind and

weather disturbance off to the north cousin must have the chance of morning drizzle the the read of dense fog into tonight's more visibility down to 1 mi. in santa rosa and the bottle down for a half moon bay for not view patchy fog for san jose clear visibility oakland's and then satellite are shot shows the clausthalite and along the coast in san francisco and the east bay city crews said jose same clarity skies this is the area of low pressure to the north. >> britteny: could see dusting of snow and our highest elevations in the sierra here at home closer to the baby will see coastal drizzle tomorrow and temperatures in the '70s and not conquered fairfield tomorrows 71 vallejo 72 matchup. all average will remain samara however. >> britteny: 1015 degree warming trend into the end of the wheat

get inland locations low '70's and attack on thursday rolls around back to the mid '80s closer to the base similar conditions right around 70. staying close to mid-60s closer to the coasters of the forecast coming up and let you know how much warmer it will get into minutes. >> grant:a mosque once attended by pulse nightclub shooter "omar mateen"- was set on fire last night. surveillance video caught the arsonist on camera. the video shows him running from the mosque, just before a big flash came from the building. he left on a motorcycle. the fire severely damaged the building. authorities think it could be a hate crime, but they are still trying to verify that. >>:"right now we're not sure. we're going to explore that." >> grant: orlando nightclub

shooter omar mateen once attended the mosque. he opened fire on the gay nightclub in june, killing 49 and injuring 53. a bus driver was killed after police say she drove head-on into a cement pillar at the denver international airport. >> vicki: 18 passengers were injured. the bus was full of students and coaches returning from a football game in southern california. police say the woman was speeding right before the crash. investigators still don't know

what caused the woman to drive directly into the pillar. they are looking into whether she suffered from a medical condition. tonight officials say three coaches remain hospitalized with serious injuries. the students have been released. two-time olympic gold medalist. and fifa women's world cup champion, abby wambach, revealing her struggles with drugs and alcohol. more after the break. and. first it was self-drving cars. now it's self-driving shopping carts? we'll tell you where. these new carts are rolling out. on wallstreet. stocks are closing solidly higher after a federal reserve official said the central bank should not raise interest rates too soon. the dow added. 240 points. the nasdaq. climbed 86. and the s&p. rose 31 points.

>> grant:adderal and vicodin.are just a couple of the prescription pills.retired u.s soccer star abby wambach.says she's abused.

in "forward", her memoir that's set to hit stores tomorrow wambach adresses her dark past. the 36 year old says she abused prescription drugs and alcohol for years untill a recent run in with the law. back in april. wambach was arrested for driving under the influence in oregon. the former prolific scorer.say's she's been sober ever since. >> vicki:a bizzare story out of texas where a driver and his carended up dangling over the edge of a parking garage. >> grant:luckily for the driver. a group of good samaratians didn't leave him hanging.literally. from our parnters at c-n-n jordan bontke has the story. >> reporter: at poolside a much calmer setting and the key role they played at saving a life just the day before. thackeray: the driver out of an inkling car after dropping of the edge of downtown parking garage the this was the woman called the second

david happens to be in town here for a friend's wedding and they said had just parked the car for five minutes when they saw the deigned lead car. the call for help after zachary's started to get the driver out of the vehicle. a total of three minutes to pull the driver back on to the parking garage at thought much longer the two had this photo before the parted.

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>> steve: have much more coming up at the top the hour on kron 4 is at 6. . >> vicki:for years, medical professionals have known the benefits of fifth against

several childhood maladies. including childhood leukemia, type two diabetes, even sudden infant death syndrome now, a couple of studies out of europe have added to the list. from our partners at c-n-n kim hutcherson has that in today's health minute. tesla believes radar will make its cars safer. when in autopilot. tesla c-e-o elon musk announced major improvements to the car's autopilot system yesterday. he says new teslas will rely more on radar and less on cameras. radar helps the car detect

things that cameras might miss because of lighting conditions or bad weather. investigators believe intense sunlight may have contributed to a deadly tesla crash in florida back in may. a man's model-s collided with a tractor-trailer while in autopilot mode.

enough with all the talk about self-driving cars. how about self-driving carts. shopping carts. this is a crude simulation. >> vicki:but walmart has just gotten patents for a system that allows shopping carts to drive themselves. the carts would be controlled by detachable motors equipped with sensors, wheels and video cameras. and you could summon the carts like a cab.using a smart-phone, in theory. according to the patent filing.the walmart system could also identify an unattended shopping cart and return it to a docking station. from homeless -- to hero.

>> britteny: we should see march sunshine and smart tracking a warming trend into the end of your work week. . >> britteny: starts to make their return while lotus side of the clause in the golden gate bridge reconsider see it. very creosote is the fog and clouds sunshine toward the afternoon but former 10 to 15 degrees warmer instead sedate where between one to five degrees cooler the this time yesterday. temperatures 67 in livermore 70 mountain view's fifties and have monday below 67 francisco 62 oakland 63 concord 66 and at the end of a lot of 61 satellite

radar shot shows the clouds early filling in near san francisco pushing it into parts of oakland and richmond even almost conquered also parts of the north bay received a lot of clouds tonight and fog is expected was not the pictures show you all area of low pressure one of the reasons we're starting to see at least below average temperatures even possibility of coastal drizzle and the rest of tonight you notice clause continue to push inland this is where we will track we have the cluster 7:00 a.m.. >> britteny: and then progressing the model by 845 week notice of coastal drizzle in the north said then heading in the afternoon or sunshine expected more clearing temperatures slowly starts to warm back up again. 58 degrees

for inland locations heading in the lunch hour early at 70 degrees in the spots. 72 mountain view in the news of monday forecast shows it warm things right tackle and to the end of your work week inland location back and 80s and 90s by friday or its agencies to place the odds are they're needed

most. >> vicki:a four-legged friend is heading to a new job at an ohio fire department. this is smokey- he is a rescue from a kill shelter in utah. he's part of the "homeless to hero program," which works with agencies to place dogs where they're needed most. when two toledo firefighters died while battling an apartment fire, their chief knew the department could use something to help the department heal. smokey was sent to phoenix, where trainers got him ready for his new job as an emotional support dog. "firefighters go on calls, and some of them are pretty horrific, and then they have to immediately turn around and go to work, there's got to be something to help as soon as they get back to that station to kinda change channels, to kinda decompress, and this is the perfect environment for this dog." smokey was scheduled to fly to ohio today -- where he will live at the fire department full- time. next why this could be a big week for empire star. taraji p. henson.

my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locate and mark fieldman for pg&e. most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to

go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. empire star. taraji p. henson is having a big week. she just turned 46. and she might receive a belated birthday gift come emmy sunday. the insider's michael yo joins is in hollywood with more. that's right. this is taraji's second emmy nomination for playing cookie on 'empire'. and like cookie, she was breaking all the rules when she heard the news. sat_intv empire_20160821 19:35:05 my: when you were nominated for your emmy. take us back to that day. where were you and how you found out? th: um, i was on plane vo#1 this emmy nomination for taraji p. henson felt just as good the second time around as she was breaking the rules 30,000 feet

in the air! sat_intv empire_20160821 19:35:23 th, i forgot to turn my cell phone off and i went to the bathroom and when i came back i saw that i had messages and i was like i hope we don't crash. my: th: and people were congratulating me and oh, i know i was coming i was chicago to la an exzibit was sitting next to me who is also casting on the show and i was like why are people congratulating me and he was sign on the proper way. my: th: um, to the inflight wifi and so he was like let me check. wasn't that great? didn't i sound just like him? let me check. my: th: and he was like awe sis, you got nominated for an emmy and i was like, oh well look at that. bing bing, can i get a cocktail. quick montage of her on red carpet vo#2 emmy sunday is a long way from taraji's early years. here she is rocking her 80's flannel as a happy high school sophomore in d.c. almost fifteen years before her first starring role in 2001's baby boy. pop of baby boy sot_sat bts_empire intv_taraji h enson_louis amazing_year 7:04:30 hollywood told me, you know i just came up in this business where i was told and

conditioned to believe you know black projects don't really do well overseas, they just don't sell. and i didn't see it, so i believed it. but then social media came about 7:04:54 so then cookie, of all the characters, she goes worldwide pop of cookie here we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm michael yo back to you that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. here with kron 4 news at six. honey it's not swiping. come on i need it to swipe. i know i need to swipe something. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on.

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so i thought i would just root for everyone. get high speed internet from at&t. keep calm, your internet's on. >> pam:we are about one hour from the 49ers season opener and the game itself could take a backseat. all eyes are going to be on the national anthem as the entire nation gets to see what colin kaepernick will do and how the stadium is going to react. good evening i'm pam moore. >> steve:and i'm steve aveson.

the national anthem protest is dominating headlines. as more and more players take part. we begin our coverage tonight from levi's stadium with kron 4's j-r stone. what are fans saying j-r? * * * >> j.r.: get the i else see colin jersey's was all but apple? >>: came here 35 years ago

was >> j.r.: your take on the the lolin situation? >>: is being genuine at a time everything is being skewed anyone who should hitfor a while

there it looked like kaepernick's social protestbut as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, it turns out. that talk of a boycott by police, in a protest of their own, turned out to be just talk. >> reporter:whether it was the controversy swirling around the department for the past week or simply missing out on the bonus pay they get for moonlighting on game days, so far as we can tell, not one cop decided to boycott monday's game, according to police lieutenant dan moreno. sot lt. dan moreno/santa clara police the possible boycott surfaced in the wake of a september 2nd letter from the police officer's association to the 49ers, expressing it's distaste for colin kaepernick's on going national anthem protest over the lack of accountability for cops who have shot black men. the n.a.a.c.p's jethro moore, who supports kaepernick's

actions, helped to negotiate a kind of truce that put an end to any boycott. sot jethro moore/n.a.a.c.p. about 120 cops, most of them from santa clara, work voluntary shifts on game days. they are paid by the 49ers. the union's letter suggested that some of it's members are offfended by what is seen as kaepernick's dis-respecting the flag. 49ers fan tommy bernal supports kaepernick's protest but is happy, for his son's sake, that the police decided against a boycott. sot tommy bernal/kaepernick fan

though fully staffed, the security contingent actually has fewer santa clara cops tonight than usual. but it's not because of the kaepernick controversy but rather because the game is on a weekday as opposed to sunday, when more local cops are available. as for the game that is going to be played in about hour. sports director gary radnich will have look at what you can expect tonight from the 49ers. that is coming up at 6:45. >> pam:we have learned within the past hour that the national collegiate athletic association will move all seven championship events *out of north carolina. its all because of the bathroom bill. the n-c-a-a says the bill violates the civil rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. the law stops transgender people from using public restrooms that correspond to their gender identity. the law also allows government officials to refuse to provide services to l.g.b.t. people. the n.c.a.a. said the decision by its board of governors was based on "the cumulative actions taken by the state concerning civil rights protections" that conflicted with the organization's commitment to "fairness and inclusion." "fairness is about more than the opportunity to participate

in college sports, or even compete for championships," mark emmert, the n.c.a.a. president, said in a statement. "we believe in providing a safe and respectful environment at our events and are committed to providing the best experience possible for college athletes, fans and everyone taking part in our championships." the move by the n.c.a.a. comes less than two months after the national basketball association said it would move next february's all-star game from charlotte as a protest against a north carolina law that canceled anti-discrimination protections for l.g.b.t. people. earlier, a number of performers canceled concerts in the state, including bruce springsteen, ringo starr and itzhak perlman. the n.c.a.a. said on monday that the legal situation facing l.g.b.t. people in north carolina was unique because of what it called "four specific factors." the n.c.a.a. also criticized a north carolina law that forbids local municipalities from passing their own anti- discrimination laws that included sexual orientation or gender identity. five states and a number of cities have also passed laws that bar public employees and representatives of public institutions from traveling to north carolina, which the organization said could be interpre include s university athletics staff members. celeste guap has been charged with battery. >> steve: she is the woman at the center of a police exploitation scandal. and today, in florida, she was offered a plea deal for a single charge of misdemeanor battery. the incident happened at a rehabilitation facility in florida. she was sent there by the richmond police department for sex and substance abuse treatment. >> steve:guap is accused of assaulting a guard there and has been in jail in marton county, florida ever since. her bail has been set at 300- thousand dollars. happening right now: oakland is allowing residents to chime -in. on the search for the next police chief. the city has been without a chief for months, ever since the sex scandal surrounding celeste guap unfolded. mayor libby schaaf wants to get a new leader in place by the

beginning of next year. the city is holding a series of public meetings. to allow people to let oakland leaders know what they are looking for in the city's next chief. oakland went through three chiefs in a matter of days, before the mayor announced the city administrator would oversee the department. >> pam: the drizzle for tomorrow meteorologist at has all the details. >> britteny: close to look at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning it will affect for parts of severance cisco. clouds will return over tuesday and then they'll start to warm things up. for the close of 5759 for the

basics the right along that inland locations then by 11:00 those clouds will continue increasing temperatures stay a by the mid high fifties all right around 60 degrees closer to the day we will track how much cooler it will be tomorrow and the warming trend by the end of the week coming up and another two minutes. >> pam:in florida. a possible hate crime at the mosque where 'the pulse nightclub' shooter. used to worship. one thing investigators are saying. the fire is definitely arson. kim hutcherson with our partners at c-n-n has video that shows the moment the flames erupted. fire broke out early monday morning at a mosque in

florida's st. lucie county. and investigators believe it was arson. no one was inside when the blaze erupted at the islamic center of fort pierce surveillance video captured a man at the building as the fire broke out. "the video shows a lone

individual, either white or hispanic ancestry/ walking up to the mosque, where shortly after there's a bright flash, indicating that a fire did occur." authorities want the public's help finding the man in the video. "he had a very distinguishable pair of pants on. they appear to be blue jeans but on the backs of the pockets there is distinct embroidery on the rear pockets of the pants. also, the shirt he has on appears to be like a button-up smoker-style shirt, for lack of better terms, and he had like a boonie hat on. the mosque. attended periodically by omar mateen, who killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. in addition to searching for a suspect, they're trying to determine a motive for the crime. "right now, we're not sure exactly whether this is a hate crime or just an arson./because this is a place of worship and of course, because this incident occurred on the anniversary of 9/11, we are going to explore that. i'm kim hutcherson reporting. >> steve:the survivors and families of those killed by gunman omar marteen.are part of hundreds of compentation claims pouring in since the pulse nightclub massacre. following the orlando hate crime last june, a fund of more than 23-million dollars was created to help those hurt. more than 240 applications have been submitted.before a deadline next monday. families of the murdered customeres will get the largest share of the millions. so far, 46 applications have been submitted in that category. >> pam: moments after double shooting in the east bay what we are learning in the investigation. crime >> steve: taken on the camera but police are doing to help her out. looking for jobs to pay raise: look at the positions you should be looking

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>> steve:a female suspect was caught on camera. robbing an elderly woman in a wheelchair. new york police say, it happened yesterday in the bronx. the video shows a woman in an orange- colored blouse, walking up 85- year old bernice starnes. >> pam: shooters may be armed

element the gun and more on those people those have. it had >> reporter: and five hours ago look behind me right now you will see there is a large group of investigators sent out seidel of the properties involved possibly waiting for research or to continue their investigation.

authorities spent hours canvassing the neighborhood for evidence. back live now as you can see investigators still on the scene looking for research were to continue again we have one suspect. two people

resulting in an gunshots now what the hospital at again authorities also had a second person handcuffed in the back of a squad car for much of the after and the second person was released a couple hours ago. >> steve: global colossus life alicia would of been for years old at the end of this month. >> reporter: use of lovely boy will double so cute.

>> reporter: >> pam: the melancholic suspect caught on camera. police in york say it happened yesterday and brought us a video showing a woman and a large collared blouse walking up to the 85

year-old when police say the suspects fled the pocket book containing-bank card ad ran away. >> pam: 8 bernice a donation of $140 to let her know people do care adjustor brought her tears pleased looking for the suspect. appeal >> steve: score says the star ratings are based on the users are not created by the web site itself under federal law yelp [

as not liable. order receives the negative review back in 2011. well as >> steve: far as your executive for employees (millions of accounts 5000 people fired as walking away a massive financial parachutes executive will receive $125 million in compensation despite the huge find a san francisco- based they did not appear that the executive will have to return any of her money the bank fired 5300 employees as mentioned five-year period at it as its efforts to clean up a fake account problem somebody >> pam: says nationally

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curry >> britteny: the labor a camera also mostly cloudy skies here san francisco airports. into their assess my thought clot is expected tomorrow morning drizzle: ian the afternoon. much warmer and 24 hours of the tree change that shows the decrees nevada out onto degrees and rosa for napa of foreign fairfield cooler for this time yesterday the same

will be true into tomorrow 58 san francisco 59 san mateo 59 and 63 net was 64 fairfield 62 currently and conquered 61 and hayward says to write out in livermore closer san jose mid- 60s temperatures are evenly spread we normally see really warm conditions in the south bay also and when the east bay area tonight where fremont school from the coast or inland communities cloud spelling and near san francisco up through parts of the north bay and even and to the east bay and that will be the turn forced night clouds moving and we do have an area of low pressure and that's helping with onshore flow also going to help keep temperatures down so impacts from that system close to us will be coastal drizzle right around 715 in the morning near san francisco.

>> britteny: the authority to the afternoon we see lots of sunshine. pettifog for half monday not to be pettifog expected east bay. tomorrow we can today off in san francisco close to 60 oakland 56 series in san jose 07 news napa 77 fairfield warm spots in the mid- 70s in eat not even tracking and 80 use tomorrow and then 72 for san jose they forecast shows after tomorrow friday and to a

week and above average temperatures 20 degrees increase by the end of our week reprieve hit hit.

with >> pam: place of the as yet shows the man who they will let us talk to about her death. but

>> steve: fire near susan built it began aria is the 2,500 a. in the assess percent contained a as on the way elliott county sheriff's department said in a strike team includes firefighters from pay word fremont departments. .

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>> reporter: she also says he will defeat at the hyatt gentle boy. pulled over on 680 after running at a gas driving under

the influence. >> steve: can participate at a fund-raising arsenite. supporters began site and health ministries earlier to began to get its range between 20 and $50 the $50,000.

hillary >> steve: had the worst weekend in the presidential campaign caught calling it halfs of supporters deplorable and appeared to collapse after overheating. >> reporter: hillary faces two big hurdles after collapsing outside september memorial sunday it raises the issue of the overall health the subject of endless speculation as the perception about her team and not transparent after not revealing the diagnosis for today's. this has happened

before in 1984 a dominant issue. put to rest with reassuring performance in the next. a big push is being made on cp and should go the same medical review it clear many conspiracy theories. but plan to release more information about his own house very soon. and pitch you will need to look stronger just on the street from the white house pennsylvania avenue take a listen. .

>> britteny: with the '60s and '70s for the entire area outlets long and slender the workweek and dramatic temperature spread will be back and at locations

close up your day planner east bay's on oakland's 66 in the low '70's of the afternoon close to concord chemically much warmer between oakland concord a cold start at 57 degrees centel not much for pushing the saratoga and cooler conditions to start for the south bay closer's said jose 66 by 6:00 a.m. towards definition does low '70's close to the north bay temperatures are in the mid-50s afternoon run around 70 degrees and cerros a similar conditions and low 70's we are tracking a warming trend one more time at the end of the show. >> steve: world leader to of politics completely in three

quick months of. ago for the summer when he was progress britain's the prime minister bob few weeks later country voted still leave your opinion led to his resignation and he decided to go step further announcing he is quitting parliament immediately. it indicated he will serve the remainder of its term but changed his mind.

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are looking for under new leadership. new >> steve: discoveries that may help solve an international air disaster mystery. >> pam: says of the brigit missing malaysian airline flight 378 the been found in madagascar are and include up so 20 possible personal items record expert says the stronger resemble the panel used and the 777 which went down and went missing in march of 2014 plunged 39 people on board when the turbojet disappeared. high-end

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