happened around 2:30 at sfo... when a copa airlines flight from panama city had just landed and was waiting to pull up to its gate. that's when the 17-year-old boy opened an emergency exit by one of the wings... and jumped down onto the tarmac. an airfield construction crew was able to tackle the teen... until police got there. the flight proceeded to the arrival gate - and everyone got off. kron four's spencer blake is on his way to the airport to meet with passengers who were on board that flight.

(vicki) another big story we are tracking for you tonight... a car slams into a home in fremont as it was being pursued by police. (grant) police say the car was flying...as fast as 70 miles per hour... when it crashed. kron four's dan kerman joins us live now from the scene - with a look at the damage. dan? sot steven sayle/neighbor 00-06 i heard the car racing down here, probably didn't realize this was a court and there was no breaking sound at all, steven sayle is recalling what happened seconds before this

blue hyundai slammed into his neighbors isherwood place home. you can see the skid marks on the streetsot geneva bosques/fremont police 19-23 we've been told high rate of speed maybe 70 80 miles per hourfremont police say the vehicle was wanted in connection with a series of residential burglaries that have occurred within the last 48 hours. police say the vehicle refused to stop when officers spotted it this morning, that led to brief chase, and ended in this cul-de-sac when the vehicle crashed and came to rest inside the living room of this home.sotit could have been a lot worse.the couple that lives here says they feel lucky no one including their 3 and 7 year old kids was home when the car crashedsot sreedhar juttu/homeowner 56-102 we work from home regularly and today wasn't one of those days, and when our families stay in summer, that's' the room they stay in.2 of the three suspects inside the car were arrested at the scene, a third tried to escape by jumping a fence. he was arrested nearby.sotwe are absolutely looking into whether they are responsible for a series of residential burglaries that occurred in our city123/in our city.

(grant) we are following breaking news out of yuba county - where two deputies have been shot after confronting a man allegedly stealing marijuana plants. the deputies were called to a rasta-farian church.. where they were told a disgruntled employee was pulling out the plants. the man opened fire... hitting the two deputies. deputies returned fire... but the shooter got away. we just learned he has been found dead in a home - no other details have been provided on how he died. the deputies were both airlifted to a hospital and are listed in critical

condition. we will bring you more information on this story as it becomes available. (vicki) the hot weather scorching parts of the bay area.... let's check in now.. with chief meteorologist brittney ship with a look at the hot temps. brit? strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

(vicki) and don't forget - you can find your full bay area forecast by downloading the free kron four mobile app or logging onto our website. there you can also find a list of cooling centers that will be open until 9 this evening. it's all on kron four dot com. (grant) a san pablo woman is in jail... accused of child endangerment and d-u-i... after she was found asleep...in her hot car...with

her 2-month old baby inside. the windows were rolled up and the temperature well over 90 degrees. kron four's rob fladeboe is live in san jose with more on the story. rob? (rob live) the experts say it takes about 15 minutes a car parked in the sun on a hot day like this to become a death trap. that didn't happened in this case because a tow truck driver came along just in time. it was just before 5 o'clock monday when a freeway service provider tow truck stopped to check out what he thought was a disabled vehicle here on highway 17 near 280. he found the female driver was passed out and her 2-month old daughter was in the passenger seat.officer ross lee/chp "....the windows were rolled up and the temperatures outside was ovr 90 degrees so the temperature inside the vehicle was much higher. the child appeared to be asleep

but she was panting...." 26-year old arianna rolling of san pablo was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence the baby was taken to valley medical center and is listed in good condition. babies and children are especially vulnerable in such cases says vmc trauma surgeon dr. adella garland.dr. adella garland/valley medical center "....we tend to associate this with high temperatures but the truth is even with an outdoor temperature of 60 degrees, within 10-15 minutes the temperature can reach a level that is dangerous. dr garland says babies and children have less ability to control their own body temperatures so they can overheat three to five times faster than adults. the chp says both mother and her child were at risk in this case.(officer ross lee/chp "....we're very grateful to the tow truck driver because any longer in that car and the outcome might have been a lot worse...."arianna rolling is also facing charges of abstructing a peace officer and child endangerment.the chp says child protective services

is also getting involved in the case. (on cam) we reached to but have not heard back from the tow truck driver. the chp says he was just doing his job. live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news (vicki) a southern california father charged in the murder of his five-year-old son... has changed his plea from not guilty to guilty. authorities arrested aramazd andressian senior earlier this summer on suspicion of murder. his son aramazd andressian junior, had been missing since going on a trip to disneyland with his father in april. authorities... found the little boy's remains in a remote part of santa barbara county. the motive - to

get back at his ex wife. (sot) "it is out position that the evidence clearly supports the fact that this was planned, it was premeditated, it was deliberate. he had this in mind before he actually committed the murder." prosecutors believe the motive was to get back at his ex wife.senior is scheduled for sentencing in late august. he is facing 25 years to life in prison. (grant) a security guard at last night's a's giants game has been fired...after she was seen on video punching a fan. the ugly scene was posted on social media overnight.... we just learned that the fight - was reportedly over a stolen backpack. kron 4's will tran now... on how the a's are responding. william lipscomb/a's fan-- that's ridiculousfans are reacting to this video showing an oakland a's security guard punching a fan at last night's game between the giant's and the a's at the coliseum. (william lipscomb/a's fan-

it's unacceptable. they're supposed to protect people, causing more violence. that's crazy)witnesses say the security guard was pulled away by fellow security guards... but later came back for another confrontation but no punches were thrown.the video was posted on social media and before the night was over.. the a's even saw it.they quickly issued this statement- "during tonight's game, there was an incident involving a security guard. we contract with a third party security company and are currently investigating the situation. violence in any form is unnacceptable(larkey moore/a's fan--you're supposed to secure the perimeter and you're supposed to secure the premises. you're not supposed to be assaulting people. wow. i don't think i'm going to take my kids to the game. that's bad)aurell cater/a's fan--ooh, that's unacceptable behavior. sorry to hear that. a's games are usually pretty quiet, reserved. sorry to hear that. oh yeah, he's way over the top. should quell whatever is going on but to start to throw hands, that's unacceptable.)will tran/oakland -the security guard's name is not being released.the a's are not the only ones investigatingoakland police officers had to come to the scene as well.they're also looking into the matterin oakland will tran kron 4 news

(grant) and the company that employs that security guard - staff pro just released this statement reading... "last night's incident at the oakland athletics game is not indicative of staff pro's high standards or the training given to our staffing associates. we regret that the actions of a rogue employee affected oakland fans in a negative way. the employee involved in the confrontation has been terminated and our event staff has received retraining." (vicki) a north bay high school is considering scrapping its varsity football team... coming up, find out why... plus how students plan to keep the program alive. (grant) then, a woman blinded - after an acid attack in downtown san francisco. details on what happened - coming up. (vicki) but first, monthly premiums for california health insurance plans under obama's

affordable care act - are about to go up. find out how much you can expect to pay.

californians insured through obamacare will pay more next year ... as much as 12 and a half percent more, according to covered california, the state=run insurance exchange. that is the worst case.(vicki ) but there are alternatives. catherine heenan is here to dig into the possibilities. (catherine)

'covered california' says it's one of the obama-care success stories. about one point four million people have signed up . the state has gone from 'above' the national average for uninsured residents - to 'below.' today's announcement of a 12 and a half percent hike follows a 13-point-two percent jump last year. but with a little shopping around, some bay area residents could actually see their costs drop. in santa clara county, for instance, rates are exected to rise a little over ten percent, below the state average, but the bigger than any other bay area county. that's if you don't change plans.if you're willing to shop around, you can save money without changing your metal tier ... if you're using the silver option, you can still keep the same option, just with a different carrier. in san mateo, the hike is smaller, but you could still cut your costs.the same is true in san francisco.no matter where you are in the bay area, shopping around pays

off.covered california says rising health costs are driving up prices.but as premiums go up, so do federal subsidies.and even though the trump administration has threatened to cut off those subsidies, covered california has agreed to pay them through next year. (catherine) bottom line, according to covered california: almost 55 percent of consumers will either be able to pay less or see their rate go up by no more than 5 percent - that's 'if' they're willing to switch plans. grant? (grant) more trouble for wells fargo... the bank is now facing a lawsuit for charging customers for car insurance they did not sign up for. wells fargo says over 500-thousand customers were affected by auto insurance policies between 20-12 and 20-17. an internal review found.... about 20-thousand customers

may have defaulted on their car loans, and lost their vehicles, because of the unnecessary costs. the bank promised to pay the customers 80-million-dollars in compensation. wells fargo says it plans to start sending refund checks and letters to customers this month. more than 5-thousand employees were fired for opening around 2 million phoney accounts. (vicki) investigators are looking into what sparked a fire at a north bay elementary school... firefighters were called to dixie elementary school... which is located in the lucas valley- marinwood area for a fire. the roof of a building that holds classrooms and officers was under repairs - when the fire broke out around 6 last night. some construction workers were still on site when the fire broke out on the roof. tar, propane torches and roofing paper were on the roof at the time and investigators believe one of them may have caught fire. the first day of school is just a few weeks away - which has parents wondering if the school will open on time.

(hannah dye, teacher): "yeah, we got an email about it, hopefully it won't be an issue, we were putting new tech stuff in for kids... of a setback."(vicki) damage is estimated at about 50-thousand dollars. the school still plans to have its students return to the classrooms on august 24th. (vicki) firefighters say four people are without a home this evening...after a fire scorched an encapment in oakland. three tentsas well as a s-u-v were damaged by the flames. it happened near interstate 980 around 10:30 this morning. this is a picture of the smoke sent in by a viewer. crews determined the fire started in one of the tents before spreading to two othersthen to the vehicle. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. no one was hurt. (grant) happening now. police across the bay area are encouraging communities to get together for "national night out". a bunch of events

are going on all over the country...such as potlucks, barbeques and even large block parties. this is video from the event in concord last year. the celebrations are an effort to help residents become more aware of how they can prevent crime and drug use in their city or town. neighbors are encouraged to interact with one another and their local police officers, firefighters, and elected officials. to find out if your community is participating, go to our website at kron four dot com. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through

late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

(vicki) coming up, after denying chaos at the white house... president trump is dealing with a number of issues... this time overseas. we'll have the latest from washington.(grant) and - hamilton fans listen up. when the popular broadway show plans to make a return to san francisco.

the san francisco run of the blockbuster musical 'hamilton' is nearing its end... but if you haven't seen it - you're in luck. producers announced today that it will return to the city in early 2019. hamilton launched a national tour at san francisco's orpheum theatre on march 10th... and closes here this weekend

before moving on to los angeles' pantages theatre. all remaining show dates are sold out... however there are some 10-dollar tickets available through an online lottery. for information on that - you can log onto our website kron four dot com. (grant) a school in the north bay is hoping it can save its varsity football season. (vicki) the school's principal issued an email recently announcing the program was facing a possible cancelation - this upcoming year - due to.... not enough people showing up for practice for the varsity team. (grant) as kron four's terisa estacio reports, news has spread quickly and now many are fighting to make sure the program lives another season. at practice tuesday afternoon - players set their sights on drills - but also confronting these players whether this all was for nothing. the principle here at novato high school sent out an email recently warning that varsity football at the north bay high school was in trouble of being dumped. greg we only had

a handful of kids showing up and that is not enough for a team. assistant greg says - the school realizes kids can't always make summer practice with family obligations, but they need commitments or else, no ball. greg. we wanted to inform that it could go away if not enough. "save novato high football team" and check out these shirts, an alumni printed up these shirts for players to wear and spread the word ever since the email went out - players have been rushing out to defend the team and make sure come fall - football will be here. player. yeah, we want it to stay. novato former player yeah, we got to save it. trey taylor - played here at novato high school in 2007. he just moved back to town to work for smart train - and now, after hearing about his beloved former schools football team in trouble, he has signed up to help be a coach. trey taylor, former player. i love it. i want to be here for them. it is so important to learn to be a part of a team. the principal has since sent out another email based on the support from the community giving the varsity team a one week reprieve. terisa estacio, reporting, novato here's what happens next: there is a big meeting wednesday night to go over who will show up to play. come monday, that is when mandatory practice begins. if enough people show up then football

here at novato high school could be off the chopping block. time will tell, in novato, terisa estacio kron four news. (grant) a violent attack... leaves one san francisco woman blinded. coming up on

kron four news - find out what happened plus who police are now searching for.(vicki) then, neighbors in one bay area city are being fined for fireworks they say they never used. how they plan to fight back.

(grant) a vicious attack in san

francisco's tenderloin leaves a woman without her eyesight. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly talked to police who are looking for the suspect who threw bleach in the victim's face. that's just not right..news off the attack shocking even to long time residents of the grittiest area of the city. police say it happened here on the 100 block of eddy street just before 73o sunday evening. the suspect an adult black male to her to get up and leave. the suspect walked away and came back with a cup in his hand he threw at here which she believes was bleach the suspect fled and the 57 year old female vcitm, now blinded, goes around the corner to mason street and sits down.one man says he came up on the victim after the attack and she sounded like she was in pain.she was like aaaaahhhh. i wanted to help her but i couldn't because i didn't know what the situation was.the womam could be seen in surveillance camera video outside this low income housing development after the attack. i was able to see the videoand you can see the woman sitting crosslegged on the ground wiping her eyes occasionally. many people

walked on by her.before it appears someone finally called for help. according to the timecode on the video the woman was left to suffer for close to 15 minutes until first responders arrived to treat her. she was transported to the hospital. it's also unknown if the damage to her vision is temporary or permanent. police are looking for more witnesses and surviellance video to help them solve this case. maureenelly kron4 news (grant) we are getting a look surveillance video of a smash and grab robbery at a costco in novato. you can see the men stealing the jewelry... this comes on the heels of

several other costco robberies including a store in danville, where thieves struck twice. police are reviewing this surveillance video trying to identify the suspects. (vicki) happening tomorrow... the woman found guilty of pressuring her boyfriend to kill himself - will be sentenced in boston. michelle carter was found guilty back in june - of involuntary manslaughter... after her boyfriend - 18- year-old conrad roy poisoned himself by inhaling carbon monoxide in his pickup truck. although cater was not present when roy killed himself, her text messages and conversations with him proved damning. the case could set legal precedent for whether it's a crime to tell someone to commit suicide. carter faces up to 20 years in prison. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp.

strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

(president donald trump) "please don't be too nice, like when you guys put somebody in the car and you're protecting their head, i said you can take the hand away, ok."(grant) less than a week after president trump told an audience full of police officers in new york to be "rough" on suspects.... (grant) the acting head of the drug enforcement administration sent his employees an email that rebuked the president's suggestion. in the email, chuck rosenberg said trump's remarks "condoned police misconduct" -- and said quote "we have an obligation to speak out when something is wrong." he said he wrote to "offer a strong reaffirmation of the operating principles to which we, as law enforcement professionals, adhere." trump made his comments in a speech last week

meant to focus on effort to combat the brutal gang m-s-13. the comments -- received with applause at the time -- were quickly rebuked by police departments across the country. (vicki) the trump administration is working to move forward after one of its most rocky weeks .... and as the new chief of staff john kelly takes the helm. (grant) the reboot-of-sorts happening as the trump administration faces a series of threats abroad. from our partners at cnn kristen holmes reports. nats after swearing in a new chief of staff and kicking a communications director to the curb.the white house is aiming jump start president trump's stalled legislative agenda --- and hoping to put the seeming chaos and distractions behind them with john kelly at the helm . sarah huckabee sanders/white house press secy: he's taking time to get to know everyone here in the building and setting the tone

for a white house that under his leadership will be very focused on the president's agenda. as tensions between the united states and foreign adversaries escalate natsnew concerns over north korea-- after an intercontinental ballistic missile test friday. followed by what the military is calling a highly unusual amount of north korean submarine activity some republicans advocating a military optionssen. lindsey graham/-r- south carolina/nbc's today show: the only way they're going to change is if they believe there's a credible threat of military force on the table. if thousands die, they will die over there.which the white house would not rule outsarah huckabee sanders/white house press secy: the president has been very outspoken about the need to stop north korea. and we're keeping those all options on the table. meanwhile--- rex tillerson/secy of state: the relationship as you know in russia continues to be under considerable stress. as legislation passed by congress on new russian sanctions awaits the commander in chief's signature--- russian president vladimir putin is already retaliating -- ordering the u.s. to cut its personnel in russia by hundreds.in washington, im kristen holmes

(vicki) the white house is also dealing with an internal issue... after a self- described "email prankster" in the u-k fooled a number of white house officials into thinking he was a part of the administration. the white house press secretary acknowledged the incidents.... and said the administration was taking the matter seriously and looking into what happened. (grant) still ahead... kathy griffin is now bald. why the comedian suddenly shaved her head. (vicki) and next, a company in wisconsin hosts a party to implant employees with microchips. find out why the employees agreed to do it.

for years, men have enjoyed their man caves without guilt. now, it's mama's turn. welcome to my she shed. i've got my favorite outfit on. my literature. my armando! and these are my treats! i'm just gonna have one if that's okay. of course it's okay. this is my world. fiber one 90 calorie brownies. allll mine. security guard's first day on

the job was also his last... after he allegedly stole 100- thousand dollars out of his own company's armored truck. the fairfield police department says larry brooks was caught on security camera stealing the cash.... from a truck belonging to garda... an armored car company for which he'd just started working. security officers have recovered about 85- thousand dollars of the money from a car the next day - but it's not known what brooks did with the rest of the money. books has been charged with second degree theft and obviously no longer works for garda. (grant) now an update to a story we told you about last week... dozens employees have now signed up to receive a free microchip implant from their company. three square market - in wisconsin - which provides mini-

convenience stores in break rooms, is set to host a chipping party for people who are down to try it. the chips, embedded between the thumb and index finger, are the size of a grain of rice. with the scan of a hand... the microchips allow workers to open doors, log into computers and pay for food in the break room. the company says it's the first in the u-s to make such an offer. three square market notes the radio frequency identification chips do not have g-p-s tracking abilities. they say at least 50- employees are taking them up on the offer. (vicki) the words are blunt....

the message is clear.(grant) a sign greeting customers at an oklahoma liquor store is grabbing attention...and likely prompting some customers to grab something else. management at " midwest wine and spirits" in oklahoma city has put up the sign "pull up your pants...or don't come in"...for hundreds to view daily. store officials say customers kept coming in with low-riding pants...so they had to take action. beyond decency....and underwear......s ecurity....is the big factor. (sot) "usually, when people come in with their pants sagging, it's easier for them to steal bottles."(grant) the store says since it put up its sign.. other stores in the area have followed suit. (vicki) still ahead... we told you about the recent bay area fireworks crackdown.. apparently the system is

ánotá fool-proof. the mistake that one woman claims... to have cost her áhundredsá of dollars.

(vicki) the white house now admits.... president trump did play a role in drafting a misleading statement for his son. pam moore is in the newsroom with what we are working on for kron 4 news at six. pam? (pam) vicki.... that statement was about don junior's meeting with a russian attorney in 20-16. last month, the white house put out a statement saying... the meeting was focussed on russian adoptions. but the washington post reported, president trump was involved in crafting the misleading statement made by his son... and today that was acknowledged to be true. now that admission has raised many other questions and concerns. we will tell you about the fallout.. tonight on kron 4 news at six. vicki back to you. (grant) guilty until proven innocent. that's how a few south bay neighbors say... they're being treated by the city of

san jose.(vicki) they were fined hundreds .. some even thousands of dollars for illegal firworks they claim... they never used. kron 4's ella sogomonian is in san jose with the frustrated residents who say, the city's fireworks reporting policy ... needs to change now. (nats: fireworks)the city of san jose has cracked down on illegal fireworks this summer. despite warnings many warriors fans let some loose to celebrate the championship win on june 12th.a fine from the city claims amy guzeles is one of them.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "i don't really follow basketball no. i mean the warriors are great and all and i'm glad they're doing well but i was in my house working. (chuckles)" except she's been fined $500 due in the next two weeks. she says someone reported the claim on the city's illegal fireworks website. sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "my jaw about hit the floor i was so shocked."that when she made a call to the fire department guzeles says she was told there is no need for photo or video evidence to be fined - just two reports from alleged witnesses.sot: amy guzules, fined for fireworks// "you have to pay to prove you're innocent which is just

shocking and it's just not right."guzeles says to contest the fees guzeles has to pay up before she get's a hearing. then will be refunded if proven innocent. and she's not the only one. her neighbor was slapped with 1200 dollars in citations for the same claim. sot: sally phan, fined for fireworks// "that's big money for me. first i felt worried now i feel angry too."the notice alleged phan sparkes fireworks on july 4th.sot: sally phan, fined for fireworks// "july fourth you can hear a lot on the sky you don't know where it's from." and although the website's reporting system has been closed until the next holiday season her second fine was listed from june 7th which isn't tied to a known celebration.both women plan to head over to the next city council meeting to fight a change in the reporting system. city officials were unavailable for comment.in san jose ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (vicki) this story will make you want to think twice - about accepting a slice of birthday cake... a study from the journal of food research looked at the spreading of

bacteria after blowing out birthday candles. it found that blowing out candles increased the amount of bacteria on cake by á14- hundred percentá. if parents are concerned about the bacteria... doctors say you can cut a separate piece of cake so your child can blow out the candle on that piece instead. (grant) a police officer in maryland is being praised for not arresting a woman who was caught stealing.(vicki) the officer was called to a grocery store to reports of a woman shoplifting. when he arrived he found a woman stealing diapers because she couldn't afford them for her infant son. that's when the rookie officer decided that instead of arresting the woman... he would buy the

diapers for her. this photo of the officer at the cash register was taken by his training officer and posted online. since then... the police department says it has received several offers from people in the community to reimburse the officer. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across

the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

(vicki) who were they... before they became famous? after the break - we head out to hollywood to chat with celebrities about their lives before the fame. ,$8drw

i no longer live with the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured with just 8 weeks of harvoni. before starting harvoni, your doctor will test to see if you've ever had hepatitis b, which may flare up and cause serious liver problems during and after harvoni treatment. tell your doctor if you've ever had hepatitis b, a liver transplant, other liver or kidney problems, hiv or any other medical conditions and about all the medicines you take including herbal supplements. taking amiodarone with harvoni can cause a serious slowing of your heart rate. common side effects of harvoni include tiredness, headache and weakness. ready to let go of hep c? ask your hep c specialist about harvoni. (vicki) kathy griffin has

a powerful new look... the comedienne shaved off all of her hair to support her sister who is battling cancer. writer - yashar ali - tweeted this photo yesterday,

saying griffin's sister kathleen is now going through chemo-therapy. ali also suggested donating to the american cancer society. griffin is one of five children in her family. in 2014 her brother gary died of cancer. (vicki) over the weekend, "modern family" star eric stonestreet... posted shots of his early gig, as a security guard at one of garth brooks concerts back in 1995. the two reunited at garth's l.a. show - he even signed eric's photos. the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on celebs - before they were famous. (----louis----)how cool was that?and we've got more celeb stories before they were famous.as we go inside the stars first jobs!i think my very first job was working the gas island at sears. or when i became a bus girl at bonanza steak house, i don't remember vo#1and check out where some of the "dancing with the stars" cast got their start! 1:46:46 one of my very first jobs in theater was a pantomine at windson castle at england//royal music hit-shot of windsor castlederak 1:46:53 jack and the beanstalk, and i played the giant and i had to

wear wooden stilts an a big suit.1:41:50 yes, i remember my very first job, i went to japan and i was a pop star.sot up-music 1:48 carrie ann singing song.....carrie 1:42:12 it was interesting, i was japaneese, chineese, irish from hawaii and went to japan and had sort of a culture shock and i was a japaneese pop star. it was sort of exciting and kind of bizaar all at once.hit music up-sing mel b from spice girlsvo #2and before she was a spice girl--mel b was keeping busy. 1:55:42 i worked in a jeans shop, i delivered newspapers. i had so many different jobs. i was a bit of a hustler. i still am.1:33:07 my very first job. i mean i worked in a club, i worked behind a bar and made drinks and things. 1:35:18 my very fist job? it was probably as a kid, moving my parents lawn. 1:49:34 first job i ever got paid-a babsitter! 50 cents an hour and all i could eat. (----louis----)we'll have so much more on this story tonight at 7 on the insider, for kron 4 news, i'm louis aguirre back to you

(vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5. grant joins pam moore with kron 4 news at six. (pam) vicki thank you. next at six... a san pablo woman is behind bars... after she was found asleep... in her hot car... with her 2-month old baby inside. next the charges she is facing. (grant) and we are staying on top of breaking news from s-f-o.... where a teenager has been detained after he forced open a plane's emergency door and jumped onto the tarmac. we'll have a live report next on kron 4 news at six.

( pam ) a teen is under arrest tonight... after jumping out of a plane and on to the tarmac at s-f-o.

good evening... i'm pam moore. ( grant ) and i'm grant lodes.... steve is off. this is a story we first told you about on kron news at five. kron 4's spencer blake is out at s-f-o... where he just got some new video of the incident. spencer, what does it show? san francisco (kron) - a 17- year-old was detained after he opened up an emergency exit door of an airplane and jumped out onto the tarmac at san francisco international airport.the incident happened at around 2:30 p.m. tuesday, according to sfo spokesperson doug yakel.copa airlines flight 208 from panama city was waiting to taxi to its arrival gate when the teen boy opened the overwing emergency exit door and jumped out of the aircraft.the teen, a u.s. citizen, was accosted by an airfield construction crew and is now in police custody.he was not injured when he jumped. no runways were affected, and

there was no operational impact as a result.the flight proceeded to the arrival gate has been deplaned.

( pam ) a san pablo woman is facing charges in connection with an episode that put both her and her 2- month old child in danger. (2-shot/pam) the san jose c-h-p got a call from a tow truck driver on monday... after hediscovered the pair asleep in the car with the windows rolled up .... andthe temperature on the rise.(2-shot/grant) kron four's rob fladeboe picks up the story from there. it was just before 5 o'clock monday when a freeway service provider tow truck stopped to check out what he thought was a disabled vehicle here on highway 17 near 280. he found the female driver was passed

out and her 2-month old daughter was in the passenger seat.officer ross lee/chp "....the windows were rolled up and the temperatures outside was ovr 90 degrees so the temperature inside the vehicle was much higher. the child appeared to be asleep but she was panting...." 26-year old arianna rolling of san pablo was booked on suspicion of driving under the influence the baby was taken to valley medical center and is listed in good condition. babies and children are especially vulnerable in such cases says vmc trauma surgeon dr. adella garland.dr. adella garland/valley medical center "....we tend to associate this with high temperatures but the truth is even with an outdoor temperature of 60 degrees, within 10-15 minutes the temperature can reach a level that is dangerous. dr garland says babies and children have less ability to control their own body temperatures so they can overheat three to five times faster than adults. the chp says both mother and her child were at risk in this case.(officer ross lee/chp "....we're very grateful to the tow truck driver because any longer in that car and the outcome might have been a lot worse...."it might not have made a difference for arianna rolling, who is also facing charges of obstructing justice and child endangerment, but in

general, dr. garland says extra caution is a must when children are riding in cars in hot weather.dr. adella garland/valle medical centerin san jsoe rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( grant ) a reminder tonight about leaving dogs in cars in hot weather---don't do it. this was the scene in the novato costco parking lot yestereday. novato police and the marin

humane society were called...after a shopper says she noticed a dog locked in a hot car for more than an hour. the windows were slightly rolled down but the dog was noticeably distressed and panting heavily. the dog owner was cited for leaving the pet in the car. a representative with the humane society says - owners may not realize how quickly it gets hot in cars, even when the windows are partially down. a live look outside right now...(pam) let's get our first look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across

the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence. (grant)three burglary suspects are under arrest tonight after crashing their vehicle into a fremont home. (pam)kron 4's dan kerman is at

that home tonight.. live with the latest details. dan? this blue hyundai slammed into this isherwood place home about 10-45 tuesday morning sot it's just a big thud crashing into wallspolice say the vehicle was wanted in connection with a series of residential burglaries that have occurred within the last 48 hours. officers spotted it, police say the driver refused to stop, that led to brief half mile chase with the vehicle reaching speeds upwards of 70 miles per hour. sot geneva bosques/fremont policewe're so lucky this really could have ended tragically based on the speed they were going and their reckless behaviorthe pursuit ended when the vehicle entered this cul-de-sac and had no where to go other than into

this living room sot steven sayle/neighborthat house of all the hosues on the court was the only one that was empty todaythe couple that lives here with their two children came to the scene shortly after the crashsotit was more of a shock for her because she arrived here first, i was dreading coming down the streetthey say they feel lucky they were at work and their kids were at summer schoolsotglad no one is hurt2 of the three suspects inside the car were arrested at the scene, a third tried to escape by jumping a fence. he was arrested nearby. they are all being looked at in connection with those residential burglaries116/residential burglaries ( grant ) happening right now: we just learned a short time ago...that the suspect who shot two sheriff's deputies in northern california was found dead inside a home. the

shooting happened this morning in the town of oregon house as the deputies arrived at a marijuana field. oregon house is in yuba county... about an hour to the north of sacramento. the leader of a rastafarian church says the suspect recently arrived to work for the them. she says the worker showed up this morning and fellow workers told her the man was erratic.. had a gun... and was ripping up marijuana plants. they then called the yuba county sheriff's department and that's what brought the deputies to the field. the two deputies who were shot have undergone surgery and are in serious condition at this hour. no suspect's name has not been released. (pam) a fire breaks out at a north bay elementary school ... causing $50- thousand dollars worth of damage. crews were called to dixie elementary school in san rafael around six -last night. the roof of a building that holds classrooms was under repair - when a fire broke out. some construction workers were still on site when the flames erupted. tar, propane torches and roofing paper were

on the roof at the time ... and investigators believe one of them may have caught fire. however the exact cause of the fire remains under investigation. crews hope to fully repair the roof by august 24th. when school starts .. ( grant ) yet another fire tonight at homeless encampment in the east bay. a viewer photo shows the plume of black smoke rising near downtown oakland. the fire started not far from interstate 980... it burned some tents as well as an s-u-v. investigators say at this time it appears the fire did start in one of the tents. at total of four people were displaced. ( grant ) this is just the latest in a series of homeless encampment fires in oakland. there were a couple last monday... one might have been intentionally set. the city has been trying to reach out to the homeless.... to prevent fires. it is also trying to find them a more permanent place to stay.

but, firefighters have had their hands full. since the beginning of the year, oakland says it has responded to over 60 fires at homeless camps. coming up... a fight breaks out in the stands at the bay bridge game between the a's and giants.. and you will likely be surprised at who was at the center of the fight. health care for the nation has been on life support lately ... but now there's a new effort picking up steam in the nation's capital .. we have details. and only on four... an action plan in the works for s-f-o ... as first responders prepare - just in case the worst happens

in national news... the u.s. senate has overwhelmingly confirmed christopher wray .. as the new fbi director. wray will replace james comey who was fired by president trump in early may, amid the investigation into russia meddling. wray previously served as assistant attorney general... in charge of the justice department's criminal division... under president george w. bush. before that, he was an assistant u-s attorney for the northern district of georgia. wray inherits the fbi .. at a particularly challenging time, given president trump's ousting of comey, who was largely admired within the bureau. ( grant ) the white house now admits president trump did play a role in drafting a misleading statement for his son... donald trump junior.( pam ) it was about don junior's meeting with a

russian attorney back in 2016 and drafted as the president returned from the g-20 summit. jim acosta with our partners at c-n-n says it raises red flags about russia investigation. yes, the white house said, the president was involved in the crafting of a misleading statement that initially obscured the true nature of his son donald trump junior's meeting with a russian lawyers during the campaign.sarah huckabee sanders/white house press secretary: "there's no inaccuracy in the statement. the president weighed in as any father would based on the limited information that he had."the questions came after a washington post story reporting that the president dictated the statement released july 8th for trump junior... that inaccurately claimed the meeting was focused on russian adoptions: "we primarily discussed a program about the adoption of russian children that was active and popular with american families years ago

and was since ended by the russian governmentthree days after that statement.. trump junior released four pages of his own emails showing the russian attorney planned to provide information that (quote) "would incriminate hillary and her dealings with russia and would be very useful to your father." talking to reporters on air force one the next day, the president was still talking up the adoption explanation, saying: "they talked about the adoption stuff which was actually a big thing at the time but nothing happened..." a story he was still using at a news conference the following day.pres. trump: "i guess they talked about -- as i see it, they talked about adoption and some things. adoption wasn't even a part of the campaign. but nothing happened from the meeting. zero happened from the meeting. and, honestly, i think the press made a very big deal over something that, really, a lot of people would do."asked about that initial misleading statement from donald trump junior, white house outside counsel jay sekulow insisted the president was not involved.jay sekulow/president trump's attorney: "that statement -- by the way, i wasn't involved in the statement drafting at all, nor was the president. i'm assuming that was between mr. donald trump jr., between don jr. and his lawyer. i'm sure his lawyer was involved, that's how you do it. you know that. so to put this on the president i think is just absolutely incorrect." leaders from both parties say the president's involvement in his son's false statement is yet

another concern for the russia investigation.sen. dianne feinstein/d- judiciary committee ranking member: "so if it's true i think it is of serious concern. but we don't know that it is."sen. lindsey graham/r- south carolina: "if you'd had the emails available to you, the whole meeting wasn't about adoption, the email chain shows it was about the russian government wanting to help the trump campaign. i don't think the statement helped don jr. i don't know what role the president played in any, but here's what i would suggest, when you put out a misleading statement it's going to be hard to convince people to stop looking at other things." ( grant ) president trump's son-in-law... jared kushner... told a group of congressional interns on monday the trump campaign couldn't have colluded russia. the reason? it was too dysfunctional and disorganized to work with a foreign government. ( grant) it has been 45 years since an airplane heading for sfo landed in the bay. the most recent s-f-o crash was in 2013- asiana airlines fight 214 .. avoided the water but hit the sea-wall by the bay. (pam) that incident was a wake- up call for first responders .. to come together and create an action plan... in the event an airplane misses the runway

altogether and lands in the bay. the formulation of that plan took place today at s-f-o... kron4's haaziq madyun was there... in a story you will only see here on kron4 formulating a coordinated plan of action in the event an airplane makes a water landing in the bay. that is what these emergency first responders are doing at this table top exercise here at san francisco fire department airport division firehouse #3 sfo assistant deputy fire chief rudy castellanos

at the airport to develop a plan should we have that type of catastrophic incident where a large commercial aircraft lands in the bay">having life saving equipment like this at the ready can be better used if a unified command structure is established during a major eventthe asiana plane crash of 2013 serves as a backdrop for pulling these local, regional, state and federal emergency resources togetherand collating that information with input gathered today from sfo's mutual aid partners, then the next phase will be conducting an actual emergency drill on the water at the end of august...at sfo haaziq madyun kron4news the a's and giants are about to meet again at the

coliseum tonight... but all the talk is about what happened last night in the stands. viewer video shows a security guard punching a fan. wintesses says the guard had to be pulled away... but came back later and there was another confrontation. it remains unclear what led to the punches... oakland police were there and they also responded to the fight. a second video taken a little farther away shows all the security guards that responded to the fight. the a's quickly became aware of what went down in the upper deck and put out this statement. "fan safety is our utmost concern. as we stated last night, we do not tolerate violence and we have referred this matter to the oakland police department." meanwhile, the security company that worked the game has already taken action. staff pro gave us this statement: "we regret that the actions of a rogue employee affected oakland fans in a negative way. the employee involved in the confrontation has been terminated and our event staff has received retraining on

excellent customer relations." ( pam ) a ride ... similar to the one that malfunctioned last week in ohio causing a deadly accident... is being allowed to reopen at a bay area amusement park. the delirium at 'great america' in santa clara... has been sitting idle since last thursday. cal- osha says, it has approved reopening the ride after the owners tested it. however, the rides that go by the name "fire ball" ... remain shut down. cal-osha says.. it is awaiting a response from the manufacturer. one of the 'fire ball' rides as at the santa cruz beach boarwalk. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. strong high pressure over the

region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

(pam) coming up... a raging creek leads to a life- threatening experience.. a man and his dog trapped as a fast moving thunderstorm catches them off guard... the rescue.. ahead.(grant) covered california aims to fight back against the rising cost of health care... and has a plan to help control costs..

who are these people?

the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. details tonight on a wildfire in saragota... a couple of weeks ago near a popular winery. we have now learned.. it did start on a horse trail... but the exact cause is not known. investigators say, they are looking into three possibilities: a bird landing on a power line and getting electrocuted... causing it to catch fire and then land on the ground. spotaneous ignition. or fireworks... although investigators say, the last option is unlikely since there were no reports of

illegal explosives at the time. (grant) in colorado... a man and his dog are safe after they were caught in a raging creek. take a look at this video taken by a bystander sunday. the man was parked in a dry creek bed when a raging thunderstorm rolled in. the creek quickly filled with water trapping the man and his furry friend. luckily... fire crews got there just in time. crews worked work with the man to lift the dog out of the driver's side window and onto to fire truck's ladder. both the man and the dog escaped unharmed. ( pam ) coming up.. the trump administration pushing ahead with plans for a border wall and is now dropping certain environmental laws to make it happen.(grant) a scary scene at niagara falls.. the water flowing over is black .. now, new york's governor is disputing the claims as to why it happened.. he wants a criminal investigation.(pam) the

health care debate is not dead yet... the latest pitch by the republican leadership in the senate for a new plan.

less than a week after senate republicans failed to

repeal and replace obamacare, tonight... there is a new effort to fix the nations' health care system.( grant ) kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is on capitol hill with a closer look at the plan. florida senator bill nelson says now it's time to work together to fix obamacare."why can't we get it done and strengthen the existing law instead of saying you gotta tear down, repeal" nelson, a democrat, is teaming up with republican senator susan collins to write a bi-partisan health care plan. nelson says he expects progress by september..indiana senator joe donnelly tells us he too wants congress to keep trying."that we go through the committee structure, that doctors come and talk to us, that patients come and talk to us, that hospitals come talk to us, together we can put a good plan together"but president trump continues to push for a complete repeal of obamacare. the president is now threatening to cut off government cost sharing of obamacare insurance premiums today we asked white house advisor marc lotter why "i think its something being

looked at, the subsidies under obamacare, were never appropriated under obamacare, this is something costing us billions of dollars over 10 years "not everyone in congress thinks now is the best time to dive back into the health care debate.senator john kennedy of louisiana. " i don't think there's any appetite right now on the senate side, at least among the republicans, that doesn't mean we won't start holding hearings, "republican majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants to move on to other issues. no word from him on when and if the senate will try again to vote on health care.on capitol hill, i'm mark meredith. people who rely on covered california for health insurance could see their premiums rise next year. health officials are projecting an average increase of 12-and-a-half percent...

which is actually a little lower than last year's bump. but if people shop around... they can actually lower their cost depending upon the plan they choose. currently about one point four million callifornians are enrolled. there is quite a split in the average premium depending upon where people live. in northern california it's nearly 500 bucks. in southern california...about 380 dollars. (pam) presidnet trump is pushing forward on one of his signature campaign promises. the trump administration says, it will waive environmental reviews and other laws to replace a 15- mile section of border wall ... in san diego. critics say, the move is a threat to the environment. the department of homeland security said, it will publish a notice ... to exempt the government from the environmental review ... and several other laws. this is sixth time that the department has exercised that authority... and the first time since 2008.

at sfo-- police arrested a teenage who opened the emergency exit of a plane and jumped out while it was taxing on the tarmac. the flight from panama city had already landed safely and was waiting its turn to roll up to the gate when the 17 year old opened the emergency door over the wing of the plane and dropped to the pavement. there were construction workers who saw him and confronted him while police arrived. he actually didnt get hurt and an airport spokesperson says no runways, flights or other operations were effected by the unwise stunt. spencer black, kron4 news. this blue hyundai slammed into this isherwood place home about 10-45 tuesday morning police say the vehicle was wanted in connection with a series of residential burglaries that have occurred within the last 48 hours. officers spotted it, police say the driver refused to stop, that led to brief half mile chase with the vehicle reaching speeds upwards of 70 miles per hour. the pursuit ended when the vehicle entered this cul-de-sac and had no where to go other than into this living room the

couple that lives here with their two children came to the scene shortly after the crash they say they feel lucky they were at work and their kids were at summer school2 of the three suspects inside the car were arrested at the scene, a third tried to escape by jumping a fence. he was arrested nearby. they are all being looked at in connection with those residential burglariesdan kerman kron4 news a woman was blinded by a bleach attack in san francisco's tenderloin is left to suffer for nearly 15 minutes before help arrives. police say, just before 730 pm sunday the suspect, an adult male, told the woman to leave. he walked away and then came back with a cup of bleach which he threw in her face. in the video the victim she can be see with her head lowered occasionally wiping her eyes. one man can be seen checking on her, but many walk right on by.

eventually someone appears to call for help and paramedics arrive on scene. police say no one has been arrested and the motive is still under investigation. here in san jose the chp has charged this woman, 26 year old arianna rolling, of san pablo, with child endangerment after she was found passed out in her car with the windows rolled up and her 2-month old baby asleep in the front seat. a tow truck driver, investigating what he thought was a disable vehicle on highway 17, discovered the pair and notified the chp, which said the temperature outside the car was above 90 and higher still inside. the baby is in good condition at valley medical center and rolling is also facing charges of obstructing a peace officer and driving under the influence. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news here in novato, football on the line. not enough players have been showing up for practice - the principal sent out an email warning that if they don't get the numbers they are not going to be able to have a varsity season. players have since rallied and

there is a big community meeting planned on wednesday to go over how to save the season. te chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures joins us now...brittney shipp meteorologist chief chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now... strong high pressure over the region will maintain well above average temperatures across the interior through late week. very warm to hot daytime temperatures are expected inland and across the higher elevations with minimal cooling overnight increasing the risk of heat related illnesses through at least thursday. temperatures in coastal areas are expected to remain cooler as a result of the marine influence.

( grant) just ahead.. why new york's governor believes the black water pouring over niagara falls... may be connected to criminal activity.

♪ hey! ♪ bee to hive to the comb ♪ combing that honey ♪ into some gold ♪ take that gold and make it an o ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ bee to hive to the o ♪ oat from the farm is the yum in yo bowl ♪ ♪ put in the good and the good will grow ♪ ♪ good goes around and around and around hey! ♪ ♪ good goes around good goes around and around and around. hey! ♪

water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this.

internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. (pam) yesterday we told

you about the water turning black over the weekend at niagara falls.(grant) it was played off as routine maintenance. new york's governor is not buying the story and thinks it warrants a criminal investigation. this is was what tourists saw... a black cloud right near the base of the famous landmark. it even surrounded one the famous tour boats. people said the black water gave off quite a stench sa well. governor andrew cuomo today ordered state regulators to look into what happened. and... the discharge may have violated state water quality standards. next in sports... we'll take a sneak peak at gary's extensive interview with warriors g-m and two-time n-b-a executive of the year- bob myers...... and steph curry takes to the links... but this week it's as a

professional... mark carpenter has steph's reaction... plus all the sports... coming up

steph curry's summer of world domination continues and and the mvp has sure racked up some miles in the last few days. last week-- he did a promotional tour in asia, then drank beers with some random college kids in rhode island, and today-- he's back in the bay area preparing to make his pro golf debut. the two-time nba champion taking a practice round this afternoon at stonebrae in hayward... as he gets ready to compete in the web-dot-com tour's ellie mae classic. he made the field as part of a sponsor's exemption... but he has shown he can hold his own on the course since he finished in fourth place at pro-am in lake tahoe last month. the odds are not in his favor...as he is a 3,000 to 1 long shot to win the title...and is plus-1500 to

even make the cut. let's hear from mr. curry. "if any of the pros follow my practice relating to this tournament, i am pretty sure they will be under prepaired. i will take that for what it is and have a lot of confidence, take advantage of the next two days and get some reps in. i'm sure i will have some jitters on thursday. at the end of the day the golf course that i know fairly well in front of you; just hit some good shots and try to play the best you can. coming off of this china trip wasnt the best of timing for this tournament but i will still have fun." first round tees off thursday morning. just like curry-- the warriors have had a pretty busy summer, especially in the front office. as soon as the team won the title, general manager bob myers had to go right back to work...in re- signing golden state's championship core and complementary pieces. the reigning executive of the year recently sat down with our sports director gary radnich

to talk about a wide array of topics. one of the subjects that came up was how he first landed a job with the organization...after spending 14-years as a player agent. here is a snippet. "what did lakeum see in you, besides the obvious people recommneded you, they respected you. what is it that lakeum saw in you? " "im guessing, i did ask him a few times. he said, i like young people who have passion and that are work ethic people and want to learn. he said, i built business in semar valley. i hired ceos, thats what he did and reconized hwo can guide this company. i think he liked that i was coming from a unique background, to be honest' it was a gamble. im not sure if i would have bet on someone like myself. just bought the team for four hundred fifty million dollars, which was at that time the highest paid for an nba team. he paid a lot of money for this and now its unbelieveable. what do i think he saw, i think joe saw someone,the one thing i think people miss about joe is that he loves basketball, he loves it. he watches games on other channels.." when

you first started i remeber it was 110 degrees, you and joe were driving to watch basketball. i would saw if you were over 40 years old to stay home but i wouldn't say that to joe. "" you reconize we both have the passion for the same thing. whatever it is, either youre feeling it or you dont. you can get under the table and say you would like o work for that person." you can check out the full interview this sunday

night on sports night live. they'll talk about the warriors dynasty, his relationship with steve kerr, plus his early days as a sports radio host. in addition to that, j-r stone and bip roberts will talk about all things bay area sports. sports night live...sunday at 9. time now to talk some baseball-- the sonny gray era is all over in oakland...as he's now a member of the new york yankees. but before leaving the bay area, he made sure to post a classy farewell. the ace officially said goodbye on twitter this afternoon...with a statement thanking oakland for everything. the fans have always seemed like an extended family to us. you truly will be missed. we even have a couple of visual aids.. gray also tweeted a picture of he and his son rocking yankee hats...with the hashtag 'like father, like son.' gray expected to make his yankees debut thursday in cleveland. another day passes and colin kaepernick remains unsigned. the baltimore ravens are the latest team to show interest... and today- -perhaps the greatest raven of them all offered some advice to kaep. let's get ray lewis' take on the entire

situation. kap let me tell you somehting brother, i pray for you more than you can ever imagine, your name is in my bible that god give you the vision. i apploud you for the things you stood up for. if you do nothing else young man, get back on the football field and let your place speak for yourself. and what you do off the field, don't let too many people know because they are going to judge you anyway." anyway."judge you are going to because they are going to judge you anyway." (pam) the heat of summer aside.. there's one retailer already making plans for thanksgiving.. we'll tell you who and why..

(grant) gamestop is flippin the switch on its thanksgiving plans. (pam) the video game and electronics retailer has told its employees that stores will be open for this year's thanksgiving day holiday. it has closed its doors on thanksgiving for the past several years. the company says storefronts will be open for a "limited time" during the holiday. and it hasn't been an easy year for gamestop, as it competes against the growth of e- commerce sites . in

march....the company said it would shut down more than 1- hundred stores worldwide. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief brittney shipp. a full hour why are you deleting these photos? because my teeth are yellow. why don't you use a whitening toothpaste? i'm afraid it's bad for my teeth. try crest 3d white. crest 3d white diamond strong toothpaste and rinse... ...gently whiten... ...and fortify weak spots. use together for two times stronger enamel. crest 3d white. they carry your fans shpassions, hopes, and dreams.s. and maybe, a chance at greatness

because shoulders were made for greatness. not dandruff. e believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more.

"the insider," tracking the b biggest stories make, news today. number one -- "the bachelorette: men tell all" gets ugly. >> shut up, dean! >> we're inside the tears, the tense moments, and the story behind lee's racist tweets. >> you compared the naacp to the kkk. >> this is embarrassing to say -- we didn't know. then, why jessica biel is still in the doghouse with husband justin timberlake. >> not forgiven. >> and does their son silas have j.t.'s swagger? >> i'm like, what? who is that guy? and number three -- blake ly unloads on her not-so-perfect life with ryan reynolds. >> i have a partner that i love and trust. >> and the truth behind ryan's tweets about his daughter. plus, your "insider" bonus. >> i had a lot of beautiful

moments with that new york show. >> but is mr. big ready for more "sex and the city"? and why channing tatum and joseph gordon-levitt's voice-over sessions are way too breezy. >> so both of y'all in a sound booth nude. >> i generally keep on the tops and he generally keeps on the bottoms. >> now, "the insider" tracking hollywood from the inside out. justin and jessica. blake and ryan. channing tatum and - joseph gordon-levitt? we've got all the star romances -- or bromances in their case -- making news tonight. but let's start with last night's "bachelorette: men tell all." tracking at number one, where the theme was clear -- reunited and it feels so bad. >> i did whatever i want. you don't know anything about me. >> admit that you were wrong! >> he's the rat of all rats. >> shut up, dean! >> shouting matches, standoffs, and tears. 18 of "the bachelorette's"